http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bc46005a0978ea105f2ba551a1a857b3.pdf 76cb47504697fbac8c57a814f7e23589 PDF Text Text Page 16 • The Dally S,ntlnel Thursday, November 12, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Americ~ Solidarity may not be enough for Central By KAREN TESTA Associated Press Writer MANAGUA. Nicaragua- Celebrities are arriving and governments are prom"ing millions of dollars. but if, far from clear whether the show of sol· idarily will be enough 10 rebuildt:enlrJI America after Hurricane Mitch. ·The 'lorm that killed I0.000 people ha.< sel back lhe region\ development by years_, and many Central Americans say they have seen lillie sign • .. of I he promised foreign aid. On Wednesday, TipJI"r Gore .wrapped up a visit 10 the region with a promi-e to repeal victims' stories of suffering so the world would send more 'help. · The wife of U.S. Vice President AI Gore flew home lo Washington after 'pending two days in the ravaged Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa and in ~anagua, where she joined an assembly line filling aid packages and distributing •upplie. lo homeless refugees. "The eyes of the children are filled with hope,' .- Mr.;. Gore said at Man· agua's Ciudad Sandinocamp, where thousand< flocked after Milch swept their home~ into an overflowing river... All we can .do is tell the world of the Jeva,tation here so they can help." . . Mrs. Gore w3..'\ part of a first wave of foreign vi$itors arriving to survey the devastation cau-.ed l>y Mitch. which began Oct. 22 and hit the region wilh hurricane wind" three Uay~ later. cau~ing ma.~si..-e flood~t and mud.~lides across HondurJS, Nicaragua. El Salvador and Guatemala. Other vi<iiOrs include Colombian Fir.;t Lady Nohra Pa<lrana. who arrived in Managua as Mrs. Gore's plane wa< taking.9ff. Hillary Rodham Clinton and French President Jacques Chin~c are planning to visit to lhe region next week. Bianca Jagger. the ex-wife of Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger. returned to her native Nicaragua on Wednesday with 60,()()() pounds of medicine and food for storm victims. ' Spain's Prince Felipe plans lo visit Hondura< later this week lo bring aid and survey damage. Nicaraguan President AmoldoAieman' lold Mrs. Gore on Wednesday that he was "heartened by I he solidarity and brotherhood of the international community" but said his country still needs much more help. · Mr>. Gore planned lo brief President Clinton today on the relief efforts in Central America. •. Governments and aid organizations from around the world have promised hundred< of millions of dollars in relief. Spain and Austria on Wednesday joined France and Cuba in offering to Friday Tomon;ow: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 40s ·.• ' ·' . alway, very easy. But they always knew .that Great Britain and France had a lot in common." Later tn the day. the queen was to lravello Ypres in Belgium, where she wa~joining King Albert II in remem· bering the appalling losses from a four-year war of attrition against the Germans in the trenches there. There was one major figure missing from the ceremonies: Germany's By JOCELYN NOVECK , Associated Press Writer PARIS - The queen of BFitain and lhe president of France presided over an occasion both grand an4 poignant today - the la.<t major anniversary of World War I likely to include veterans of the carnage. The 80th anniversary of when the guns fell silent- at the lith hour of the lith day of the lith month of 1918- was marked under a brilliant blue sky with plenty'of pomp imd cer· emony. At the stroke of II a.m.• Queen Elizahelh II arrived at Paris' grandest military site, Napoleon's Arc de Tri· omphe. She was greeted by President Jacques Chirac, and together they walked under the arch lo lhe Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. where the -queen laid a red wreath by the eter· nal flame , inscribed: "In Memory of the Glorious Dead." The two leaders were introduced to four World War I veterans: I01yeat-old Gen. 'Maurice Bourgeois, a lieutenant at Verdun: Abramo .Pel· lencin, 102: Guy Cohen. 101: and Georges Rideau, 101. France's oldest survivor from the war - Raymond Abescat, 107 - wa.< unable to allend. "I prefer not lo lalk about it,'.' an emotional Rideau told reponers. "There are good and bad memories. I did my duly." He said it was "painful" lhal today '~ youth did got seem interest· ed in the Great War, Bruno Manfrini, an 84-year-old World War II veteran. was the tirstlo jump to attention when the French national anJhem. the Marseillaise, began to play. He saluted l"ith hi s white-gloved hand. weeping at the same time. " ll' s a magnificent momenl for France to have the queen here on this occasion." Manfrini s._id. Arlene Huiban. 72, a World War II volunteer nLrse. wore her medals and those of her husband, a World War II pilot who was killed · in a wartime accident. "This is a day to . remeri]ber everyone who died in all our wars, " she said. The Great War was suppo<ed 10 be 11,uick. and a "wano end all wars," but tlf course it wasn't. It was a fouryear nightmare of unimaginable brutality, one that killed millions and changed Europe forever. The war killed 13 million civilians and 8.5 million combatants. Russia lost 1.8 mill.ion soldiers: Germany an estimated 1.7 million: Britain more than 900,()()(): ·haly 650,0!l0: lhe United Stales 116.000. Proponional'ly. France was hanlest hit, with -1.3 million dead. The sheerd~vaslalion wrought on France can panly be measured by the 30.000 or so mom~ments in cities. towns and villages across the nation . Some villages list more war dead than their current populations. After lunch with Chirac. where th~ president called for better defense cooperation in Europe, lhe queen Nature ·t rail/land .lab at MHS gets bo~rd's nod - parliurnc nt -i n ~l!x ile. does not hold a for- mal vote by mid-December 10 revoke clauses in the f!LO founding charter that call for brad\ r.Jt:slruction . . Un~er the. agreemenc. the PNC i:-i to convene to reaffirm changes it vot· ed on 1n Apnl 1996 and the _accord dnt=s not ment ion a vote. Any additional pullhack would turn over no more than I percent of the West Bank to Arafat's control. Burttinl SeGson . . . .·_._.;......:,.1..:;;.; . . :ecJGI, ·· ·' • Oak &Maple Finishes ~· Assorted Fabrics Gun l:abinets • Lifetime u•-.... SAl..£! Deed, Clyde R. and Merri A. Morri,< lu Branden M.. and Karen E. Shuler. Sutton; Deed. 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Robert Young, lett, was aislsted with his gas mask by Alrmalll Monica Diggins at Robins Air Force Base, Ga., on Thursday as more than 1,000 sur- prumin~nt •1 S Patterns in stock Daybed Special •12 ft. wide . \ . Sofas. Sq. Yd. . ROCKY HILL. Conn. (AP) Ames about their plans for the Ohio $6.2 million. or 26 cents per share, up from $3,5 million. or 11 · cents per Ames Departmeni Stores Inc. says it stores. · The purchase announced Thurs- share, in the same perincf'a year ago. will buy Massachusetts-based Hills "The acquisition of Hills presents Stores Co. for $330 million in a deal day is the lirst buyout of a chain for that will make Ames the fourth- A me• since its ill-fated 1988 buyout an allmctive opportunity for Ames," largest discount chain in the nation. of the former Zayre Corp. chain. ,'suiq Joseph R. Euore. chief executive Ames. based in Rocky Hill, cur· That takeover contributed 10 major ofllcer of Ames. renlly operates 301 stores in 14 losses for Ames and eventually led lo The buyout will increase the num·slates. from New England 10 Wash· its 1990 i'iling for protection from ber of stores opemling under the inglon, D.C. Hills. based in Canton. · creditors under Chapter II of the U.S. Ames banner by 49 percent. Witfrthe aclluisition. Ames will go "' Mass .. tlperale~ t55 stores in 12 Bankruptcy Code. . . ,1 , stales. including 46 in Ohio. But after two years of regroup1ng from being the sixth-largest lo the Hills employs about 5,000 in and shulling scores of unprotiHtble founh-largest discount retail chain in Ohio, said Bill Friend. senior vice stores, Ames emerged from l>ank· the nation, hehind Wai-Mart, Kmart president,corporate cownsel for Hills. ruplcy coun <tl the end of i9LJ~, and and Target. "It's a lerrilic deal for Ames ~e expressed hope based on slate- . recorded its first prolitable year in because il broadens Ames' territory," n\ents from Ames .that most or all of . 1996. · · the Hills employees would keep their The decision to buy the Hills chain said Kurl Barnard, president of · jobs. The deal is -subject to approval comes on the stren£lh of u 77 percent Burnard's Retail Trend Report , u from shareholders of Hills, Friend increase in earnings for Ames during relail.forecasti,ng tirrn based in Upper said today. Messages were left with the ·third quarter. Net income was Montclair. N.Ji CURIOS CURIOS CURIOS FLEXSTEE[ " a .• . ' property behind Melga High School. The board approved proceeding with plans on the project,' a part of .the Appalachian Rural Systemic Ini· · tiative:· ' . DISCUSSING NATURE TRAIL- Meigs Local ~elence taech..- Kevin Sheppard met wllh the Meigs Local .B oerd of Education Thursday to ~IICUI8 ,propoll8d nature trail/land lab on Food pnci:s rose 0.4 percent in Ociober. following a si milar increase the WASHINGTON (APJ - Prices charged by factories, farms and other pro- officials contidence to cut interest rates again allheir ne*l1meeling on Nov. 17, in order lo further insulate U.S. businesses from global economic trou· month before. Declining meal and seafood prices were more than offset by ducers.rose 0.2 ·percent in October. retlecting the firsl increa.<e in energy prices bles. . a 13.5 percent increa.<e in vegetable prices. and rising costs for fruit and dairy in five months and rising costs for vegetables and eggs. In October, seasonally adjusted energy prices rose 1.2 percent, the tirst pr<,l.ducts. The price of eggs was up 10.2 percent and, uh the verge of the The seasomilly adjusted increase in the Prl;lducer Price Index for finished increa.~e since May and the largest in nearly two years. Gasoline prices were Thanksgiving season, the price of processed turkeys rose 3.7 percent. goods, reported today by the· Labor Department. was slightly larger than Core prices rose· a mild 0.1 percent. They're up at a 1.5 percent annual ex)itcted; ll wasn'tli~ely to rallle economi~ts' belief thallntlalion is large- up 5.7 percent, after steady declines tljat have brought them down more than 2~·pet'£@nt 'from a year ago, jesidenlial gas and ei~F.tticity prices al~o rose rate from January through October. compar,ed with no change for all of 1997. -- · ly ~.ing kept in check by lack of '!~Qland resulting from a wqt[d)V!de eco· · ' · · ··' · I '· At earlier stage~ of the production proem, prices fell 0.2 percent for internomtc ~lump. . "' · · · ·, ... in October. Falling energy pricesfltiV'e been one of the drivirl~ force~· behind dena- mediate ·g(]9ds; but crude goods were up for the first lime in three months. l'ollhe first 10 months of this yeur, producer prices declined ala 11.5 perlion: they are down 10.1 percent from a year ago. Many analysis have bten by 1.7 percent. An example of the three processing stages is bread for fin cent annual ·rJie~ compared with a drop of 1.2 percent for all of 1997: them 10 bottom out. ished goods, llour for intermediate and wheal for crude. expecting Many analysts believe continued low intlalion could give Feder•l Reserve Pluo Twin ea. pc. $649 $799 099 ·. National producer prices up. 0.,2.o/o during October Twin ea. pc. Reg. ,. ' nile and develop a land lab and visor, who reported that the cafel~ria nature trail at Meigs High School. is up and that the new computers are Sentinel News Staff A proposal to plan a nature ·trai.l . The project would be for all three ,working well . She reported that a and land lab on property al Meigs school district s in the county. as well new <lishwa.,her is needed. In per.;onnel matter.;:\ the boar~ High School gollhumbs up approval as tiJr clubs and organizations to use ·· · as a project or educational tool. · hired Troy Bauer. wrestfing coach: . Thursday night by the Meigs Local Sheppard said the group is seek- Mick Davenport. boys' varsity "-"is· Bo~rd of Education. ~ The board met with science ing low-cost options on making the ' tan! ba_<ketball coach: David Deem. freshman boys' basketball coach: teacher Kevin Sheppard, who pro- nature path. He was accompanied by retired Mike Kloes. volunteer boys' a.<sistant posed the project a.< pari of the · Appalachian · Rural Systemic . Initia- biology teacher Rita Slavin. who said · high school basketball coach. · Hired as part-time cooks were tive, a National Science Foundation the group has nollalked cost, prefer· project designed to improve student ring instead to work on the p[Oj~ct a Jackie Hoover. Rutland Elementary. perfonnance in mathematics and sci- little bit at a time, starting with the and Coleen Whaley. Salisbury Elementary. Also, hired a< substitutes ence through the use o( technology. walking trail. ARSI now works with schools in Supeiinlendent Bill Buckley said were Joseph Gilkey Jr.• substitute six stales: Kentucky. Nonh Carolina, the property already h;t' logg.ing mechanic. and James Jones and SherOhio, Tennessee, Vil'lJinia and West. trails and offers a greal diversity of ri Billings, substitute bus drivers. land types and wildlife habitat. The board also granted permission Virginia. The site could be used for a wide 10 the superintendent to hire lulors for ARSI's Ohio schools are located in Meigs. Morgan. Vinton, Pike and variety o.f biology, science and agri- heallh handicapped students on an a.<· Adams counties. In Meigs County. cullure <Kperiments, he explained. needed basis al an hourly (ale of $15 Meigs Local. Southern Local and ·Mathematics students could conduct per hour. not to exceed live hours per Eastern Local' school districts are all experiments in calculating area, he · week . . '· · Also present were Treasurer pan of the ARSI program. Sheppard added. explained. ARSI is funded by a five"The ideas behind it .'are basically Cindy Rhonemus. Board President unlimited," Buckley said. year. $10 mUiion grant. John Hood and board members Scott Sheppard\. said a community · In other busin.Ss, the board met WaltQn. Roger Abbott, Randy engagement team would like to orga· ·with Marilyn Meier. cafeteria super- Humphreys and Wayne Davis. $10.00 DOWN $10.00 PER IVIONTH 0% APR Glider Boeker Sale Single Copy- 35 Cents By JIM FREE;MAN Christmas Kie•off Sale! Land transfers posted The following land transfers were recorded rt=cenlly in the office or Mci&s Counly Recortler Emn1_ogene Hamilton: . · Ri£hl of way. Tom E. and Heather Buckley 10 Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative. Rutland, 4.629 acres; Right of way, Dorinda Hoyd to BREC. Columbia. 4.46 acres: Righi of way. Michael and Kelly Ken·ni<on to BREC. Columbia, 24.32 acres; Deed. Denzil and Bonnie Proctor tn Shaun and Vickie Lamherl. Mid. dleport: Deed. David L. and Rhonda Carnahan to Robert Allan and Nora E. Elberfeld. Orange, 13 acres: Chirac he couldn't attend -because his calendar was already full with crealing a new government. Another spokesman. Uwe-Karsten Heye, told German radio today there had been "no direct invitation," and any French interpretation of the action as a snub wa_' a "misunderstanding." · w.~re also killed in fighting oversc:as during World War I, and ceremontes were held today in towns and cities throughout Australia_ Ernie Sanders, a 98-year-old veteran. shed a lear as he was helped up from hi s wheel hair to lay a wreath during a ceremony in Sydney. ''I'm not a weep~ bloke as a rule,'' he told reporters . ''I'm just really highly honored lo have been accept- ANDERSON'S. FREE DELIVERY Jewish neighborhood plans produce new Palestinian protests National G:ouncil, the Palestinian la~t month that he had informed jCiiih.iiuiirc~·h:il:l:a:n:d:d:e::iG:a:u:ll:e:. .,w:e:r:e!!!!!no=t~.,~ne;,w...le;,;a;.;dl l tel l lr.111c111halltn.;c.e111no.r•-e•l•ec•·t.G•e•r•ha•r•d--IIIIIMIIIIIo;,r.;e;.,;;th;;;a;;n;.,;;6;,;1~.000;;;;~A;,;u;,;s;,;lr;,;al;,;ia;,;n;,;s_ed io.lay the second .. By KARIN LAUB .. Associated Press Writer . JERUSALEM -After ratifying the latest peace accord with the Paleslon~ans, lsmel announced today il would begin construction of a Iaroe Jewish neighborhood in a sector of Jerusalem claimed by the Paleslini;ns as a future capital. · Palestinian spokesman Ahmed Tibi denounced the construction plans as a V.jolatton of the peace accords I hat would "bring a serious response." He demanded that the United Stales inlervene. . U.S. Mideast envoy Dennis Ross is returning to the region to supervise •mplen:'enlat~on ot the new land-for-security agreement. and his first stop is a meeung Frtday wllh PalestJman leader Yasser Arafat. Prime Minister Benjamin Nelunyahu's decision to give the go-ahead for construcuon of the Har Homa neighborhood in traditionally Arub east Je.rusalem came after months of delay. It was seen as an auempt to hlunt cril· ICJSm fromhard-ltne Cabinet ministers. coalition allies and key constituents. . In a pollttcalblow loNelanyahu, the Wye acco_rd was approved by only e1ght of 17 Cabmel mtntsters, wtth four opposed. Five ministers , all members of Netanyahu's Likud Party, abstained. . As the Cabinet voted Wednesday evening, thousands of Jewish selllers staged a protest rally in Tel Aviv, and leading Likud legislators said the time had come' to topple Netanyahu. .. . · Later this rnomh. parliament is 10 vote on a bill lo call early elections, and several hard, l!ne members of Nelanyahu's coalition are expected to back the legislation. . ' In bringing the accord to the ministers.- Nelanyahu auached several conditions that set the stage for new crises with the Palestinians. He also threatened to annex parts ollhe West Bank if the Palestinians declare independence unilaterally in May. . . Under the peace deal, Israel is to begin a phased withdrawal from 13 percent ~f th~ .west Ban'k: i.n .return f?r Palesriniun s~curity mea~ure s against !slarntc mtltlants. The wtthdrawalts lobe completed by_the end of January. Netanyahu promtscd the mm1sters that the Cab met wtll meet before each stage of the pullback to vole on whether the Palestin1ans were meet in" Israel's security demands. If not. mini '\ters would have the Oprion to halt th; prQcess by voting against the next phase. Neuinyahu said the. agreement would slop altogether if the Palestine Sc~roeder, whose spokesman said Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 137 WWI veterans gather to· note armistice anniversary . unveiled a statue of Sir Win :· t•Jn Churchill- on the Avenue Winston Churchill. just off the Champs-Elysees. The slalue is modeled after a photograph of Churchill marching down the huge avenue. on Nov. II, 1944. at the side of Gen. Charles de Gaulle. Saying that Churchill had always loved France, the queen, speaking in French, noted that "relations between Georgia Tech nips Tigers 24-21 Page4 • Meigs County's ' ~ Misinterpreting the election, Page 2 Torre named AL's top manager, Page 5 Sayed f_rom the furnace, Page 6 Today: Partly sunny High: 60s; Low: 40s forgive millions of dollars of Centr~l America's foreign debt. &fore leaving Managua, Mr.;. Gore announced the United States would add SI.S million in medical aid and send 12 more helicopters lo help those already Oying relief •upplieslo isolated area<. With so much of Central America in ruin<, the aid announced so far is likely to fall well shon of the need. In Honduras alone, the lnter' American Development Bank ha< estimated that up to 90 percent of the country's roads and other infra<lruclure were destroyed. · After meeting with Aleman, Mrs. Gore helped volunteers shovel beans, rice and milk packages into pla<tic bags for distribution to disa.Ster victims. Mrs. Gore was joined on her trip by Brian Atwood, who heads the U.S. Agency for lnlemalional Development, Nicaraguan pitcher Dennis Martinez of lhe Atlanta Braves and John Leonard, deputy ._,sislant secretary of state for Latin America_ · · Martinez was greeted with warm cheer.; a.< he and Mrs. Gore handed out toilet paper and water bottles at the Ciudad Sandino refugee camp. He urged his countrymen lo begin rebuilding on their own and notlo wail for foreign help. . Elizabeth Dole. 'head of the American Red Cross. also wa< in Central America this week to survey damage and help in the relief effort. She left Managua on Wednesday to return to the United States. Sports Nov••lbtt 13, 19118 Vieather Today's Sentinel · 2 Sections - 12 Pages Calendar CiassjDeds Comics Editorials Local Sports ' Weather 6 8-10 11 2 3 4&5 3 Lotteries OHIO , PickJ: 4-5·1: Pick4: 7-2· 1·6 BuckeyeS: ,l-3-ll-14-24 . W.VA, Dally 3: 8-2,0; Dally 4: 9-5-3·6 C 1998 Ohio Valley Pu blish ing Co. ,.. L----_.,;__...;;.___,J Lugar of Indiana. says the only way TV's "NewsHour With Jim Lehrer" to slop lmq fmlll threatening its program. neighbors with weapons uf mass Alhright. who schetlulc!tl a nl!wS Russia destruction may be to kill Iraqi Pres· conference today before tlymg In idenl Saddam Hus.ein. ' Malaysia· for talks with Asian offi· / I • ,; • ) ' : "Maybe we'll got lucky some- ~cials. al an economic conference. day," Lugar, a sl!niur ml!mber of the suid the administration was stepping_ ''., Foreign Relutions Committee, said up its support fur Iraqi oppcsition Turkey •' Thursday. He spuke as war prepara· groups. ' '' :' tion s intensified and the Clinton "We would look h>rwanllo work· '', admini stration declared it had all the ing with the post·Saddam regime," .~ ' congressional approval required she ~·laid . • . '' Iran '• under the Constitution to attack Iraq Even so, David Leavy. spokesman ' ' Israel __, '-, for refusing In submit 10 U.N. fur !'he National Security Council, ' weapons inspections. . Mlid Clinton still had "diplomatic and ' e--7--Jordan ' "Maybe something will turn up," military options" bel'ore him lu deal ' '' ' Lugar suid on Cup1IOI Hill . "But. you · with Snddam. .. . - . ' know. people have had thai same Albright. Defense Secrelary 'Egypt ' '· strategy with (Cuban President Fideh William Cohen and Sandy Berger. the ' Castro for ~0 years and nothing has president's national security adviser. ' Saudi Arabia met for about two hour> late Thurshappened ." , ' / Tough rhetork also ca me from the day at the While House "relining the •' •' ' administmtion. However. Secretary option," Leavy said. ' ~ of State Madel<ine Albright stopped But rellecting1 what the State '• well short of tlc:dnring Sutldam a tar- Depanment said Was u potential for '• .. Ronge 1hown lll 200 ffiiiCS ' . get if Clinton decided 10 <tttack Iraq. Iraqi retaliation. Americans world..... •... . ~ - · · · · · from CMitr o' lrlq .. T.~c purpose nf forl:C , if Wt! usc wide were advised to maintain a 200km il , would he to degrade his ability" to "high level of vigilunce ." develop and use weapons of imtss An announcement i5'ued by. the cans traveiing ubrom.l "vary routes treal mail from unl"mnilinr souj.CeS destruclion. Alhri~ht saiU on PBS- S~ate Department suggel'ited ,_Ameri- and times li>r all n:<Juired travel und with suspicion." .. . # .. ••• - • • ·. . .. . ... .. ... .. . .. .. . ~ ... .. .. . ... ' l .. .. ' . .. Cable TV franchise transfer · approved A n:SolutiQn was atlopted au tho· rizing the trun~f..:r. of the t:ahle tclc!vboion fnmchi o.;e lo lNG Metlia P"artn<!r. Juring· the recc.::n·t meeting Of Racine Village Council. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson mel with coundl w~lnting to rl!nt spal:e in the municipal building lobe used to start a whoksale bakery, calerin~ lo people wllh doahetes. · C<)unc•l approved renting the oiJ kitdoe n area of lhe building if it reL:cives _Department of Agrkulturc upprovaL Council authorized Mayor Scoll Hill to proceed with necessary nction in accordance with the agreem~nt liJr rt!nling the nre department unnex. tn Pizzu Ex press. ·In re<ponse 10 a letter from the Ohio Departritent of Ac.ill1inistrutive Services about the purchase of nat. uml gas at state prices, Hill was authorized to check the prices and plans availahle , Fire Chief' David Neigler reported that fin~fi g hters ' gear purc ha~ed thnough a $11l,IXXl grant fmm the state fire mar"ihnl \ ot'fil:c has been delivereJ anJ issued to the firelight· (Contln'ued on Page 3) • �• • Comtnentary Friday, Nua1lllel 13, 1111 Friday, November 13, 1998 Ohio weather The Daily Sentinel 'EstaiJ{ulid rn 1948 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 114-8112-2158 ·. Fax 992-2157 •• Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publllher CHARLENE HOEFUCH 0-.lllaMger DIANE HILL Control! or The post-Gingricli Republicn party B.v Jack Ander1011 and Jan Moller B1ll and Newt. Clmton and Gmgnch The first two Baby Boomers to head thelf respective part1es Full of hubns. slick of phrase. obsessed With thelf places m hiStory before that hiStory "even made; more ahj(c m more ways rhan c11her would ever admit 4 Elecuon-n1ght polls w<re s11JI hours from closmg when Rep Bob L1v10gtson R-La , began calling colleagues to gauge support for a run at the speakersh1p The next day, an obscure GOP revolutionary, Rep Matt Salmon R·Anz , went on CNN and elfl"'llvely ended the Gmgnch era by announcmg that he and several colleagues would ref usc to vmc lor the Speaker under any condi~ tiOn s Aflcr that 11 was Weighing objectives of strike against Iraq ' By TOM RAUM Assodatcd Pft!ll Writrr WASHINGTON-;- One obJCCJIVe of m1l11ary stnkcs agamSI Iraq wuuld he ··s•gmficanl degrat.lat10n " fof Saddam Hussein's war makmg ~.:arMclly. suggests Defense Secretary W1lliam Cohen More dctmled goals were being debated wllhm and outSide the adml mstrall on a.' Prcs1dcnt Clmton pondered a deCISion on the usc ol force U.S.-Ied stnkes could range from qu1ck pun111vc Tomahawk cru iSe miS- jUst a maucr of ume Gmgnch supporters spun hts rc~ngnat10n as a sc ln css ad of cnurage done "for the geM><! of hts party" But Gmgnch merely h.ts tencd the me\llable. '" the process prcscrvmg h1s fu1urc ·poluu.:al Vlabthty, .. to borrow a long-ago phr.l'c from PreSident Cli nton Llvtngston may have twJStcd the kn1le, but he wasn't the one who drew 11. That JOb fell to the members who owed Gmgrtch the most the fabled class of 1994, the Contract Amenca With crowd who burst tnto Washington eager to dtsmantle the federal govern- Moller & ment Folks like Ander1on Salmon and Rep • Lmdsey Graham. R·S C . and Rep Davtd Mcintosh, R-Ind It wa.s Gmgnch who taught those freshmen how to act hkc pol•t•cram, He rcuullcd them, and then person- ally taught them the ropes He sent lhcm mstruct10nal 1apcs qti ho~ "' 1 spe.1k and ISSUed memos detailing wh1c h words and phrase' go over hcst m dchatcs C\:urrupt hbcr.d wei farc state") He broughtthcm all to WashmgIOn !'~IX weeks hclorc Elc~.:twn Dt~y as a uolficd for4.: C If It wcrcn I for Newt half thu!<.C thmgs got dtfflcult They grew ttred of seemg thetr populanty plummet w1th Gmgrtch as thetr most VISible ·spokesman They were weary of watchmg thetr policy pnonhes washed astde as the Speaker sought comprom1se w1th the Wh1te House In h1s final days, Gmgnch snapped back at hJS cnucs. calling them the 'perrect10n1st caucus" and othC r words not suitable for publlcauon But1f Gmgnch's miles arc lookmg for punty or perfection, they wont find Jt m L1vmgslon --or an one else Havmg lost five seals m the House, Republicans can forget ahout wmmng any party hne votes lor the next two years Those who accused Gmgnch of shtrkmg pnnc1ple forgot nne thmg He 's not m control Not as long as • l'restdent Clinton holds the \Cio pen · By stdmg wllh pragmati st Llvtngston over dcx:tnnatrc Chns Cox lor Speaker Rcpuhhcan lawmakers have now s1gnalcd thc1r w1llmgncss to make laws. not tssuc press rclcas- other thmgs. Ventura's campa1gn mcmhcrs would sti ll be se lling msuram:c 10 Topeka And makmg Jaws m the 106th Congress means mcludmg Dcmoc- He taught them too well Rmsed on the poll ucs ol co nlronwuon they couldn 't ab1de the Jcaderslup when r,t\S All 11 takes IS SIX wayward Republicans to thwart a party-line vote L1v1ngston . havmg 101led tor sile altacks agamst seleded s1tcs to a rnass1vc mr cam pa1gn a1med .at devas· taung Iraq 's capac1ty to make weapons of mass destructiOn, officials and analysts sa•d Larger effons run the nsk of mcrcased InJUry to Jraq1ctvlltans and possibly a longer-term US commitment Qu1ck mJSstle stn kes now co uld put fewer Amertcans 1n harm's way- but m1 ght not succeed m gettmg the JOb done, funher em!2oldenmg Saddam Any limlled bOmbmg campa1gn IS likely to do lillie real damage to Iraq's weapons-making capaclly wh1l e further alienating allies m the rcgton, suggested Dav1d Albnght, preSident of the lnslllute for Sc1ence and International Secunty, a prtvate research group A more masstve campa1gn m1ght do substantial damage But 1f the goal IS to Wtpe out Saddam's future capabthues, pantcularly in developmg nuclear weapons, "no bombmg campa1gn can do that," he sa1d Gotng after mthtary sues associated wuh protectmg Saddam and keeping him tn power IS another poss1ble goal But II, too , would also be a huge undonakmg , requmng bombmg at least 1 ~0 separate sites w1th uncert am results " unless we JUSt get lucky and k1ll htm," sa1d Albnght, a fonner nuclear weapons mspector. Asked Tuesday what a1rstnkes m1ght ac h1eve, Cohen sa1d the goal would be to make sure Saddam " not reconst1tu1mg hts weapons of mass destruction tn the absence of UN. 1nspec t1ons " We'd consider the posstti1 hty of degradmg hiS capability of manufac tunng the weapons of mass destrucuon, or the means of delivertng them , ol posmg a threat to the regwn," Cohen satd "It would be a stgmflcant degradation of h1s capacity " Sen Sam Brown back, R-Kan , cha1rman of the Senate Foretgn Relation s subcommtttee on Near Eastern and South Astan affatrs, accused the admm tstratlon of past "empty rhetort c" and srud JUstlinn g cruiSe miSstles at vartous sues could prove coulllerproducuve ' He sa1d the goal should be to extend no- fly zones m the north and south of Iraq to put a squeeze on Saddam and " m essence, hm11 h1m to bemg the mayor of Baghdad " . But that could requ1re a masstve, long-term V S comm1tment, Brownhack ac knowledged " It 's a long-term strategy and 11 needs to be nonparti- -'-~'­ NA'SA DiScoVERS 1New fbWeR years m one of Congress· most b1pan1san comm•t~s -- Appropriations -- knows what 11 takes to grati· fy members from both Sides Chamng appropriauons means lislemng to every member -- from obscure back-benchers to powerful cornnullce barons If L1vmgston can be the speaker who listens mstead of talk.< , he wtll do a lot to define the post-Gmgnch congressiOnal GOP UNDER TilE DOME -- All hope may not be lost for the GOP. despite thetr d1smal elecuon results The surpnse gubernatonal VICtory Jesse "The Body" Ventura lh Mmnesota d1d not go unnouced by Republicans, ~ shll lickmg the1r wounds after Tuesday Says one lop GOP off1c1al o( the fonner pro wrestling star· " We're trymg to conven h1m tnto " Republican We figure that w1th a five-scat maJonty 1n Congress, we need someone who can apply a headlock " , It m1ght be a perfect fit Among souRc~ preached regulatory relief and promiSed to send Mmnesota 's $4 billion state budget surplu s back to the voters m the form of tax cuts Forty-e1ght hours after hts electiOn, Vcnt~ra had failed to return congratulatory phone ca lls from the stale 's top Democrat, Sen Paul Wellstone. D-Mmn , whose spokesman says the senator ts susp1ctous of Ventura's stands on education ~ Getting Ventura on the ucket would g•ve the GOP an almost msurmountable edge over Democrats m the all-Important " pro athlete ' demographic P1tchmg Republican 1deas m the Senate ne.t wmter wtll be Hall of Fame hurler J1m Bunnmg (Ky ), whtle the House boasts dtstance runner J1m Ryun (Kan ), Hall of Fame rece1ver Steve Largent, R-bki a ,' and fonner colleg1ate quanerback J C Watt s, R-Okla The top Democratic JOC k used to be ex-New York Kmck Sen Btll Bradley, D-N J , but he's m htdmg these days wh1le pondermg a prestdenllal run Who says the Republicans don't value dtverslly ? Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for Uniled Feature Syndicate, Inc. Democrats misinterperting last week's election By William A. Rusher Am I the only Rcpuhl1 can 111 the country who d1dn 'tthmk the pany's show mg on Nov 3 was a "debacle " -a drubbm g,' or an "earthquake,' to quote three popular dc scn puons' I san," he sa1d m an mterv1cw Brownback also supports nurtunn g anu-Saddam oppostUon groups, like <.:,m sec why the Dcmcx:rats were the Iraq1 Nauonal Congress lie pomts to Jeg1slauon recent!) passed - and happy, .Iller all they surv1ved a ncardeath expencnc c and nrc entlllcd to stgned by Clmton1- to prov 1de $97 million 1n military a1d to such g1oups Alter hampermg UN weapons mspecuons lor most of the ycm. li aq fee l ennt mous rchel But why should a p.uty 111.11 lt.Js announced Oct ,31 11 was hultmg all cooperatiOn ' Zalmay Khahlzad, dcput) underscc rctaty ol defense to1 policy and pl.tn · JU st reca ptured the House (lmilng live scats), held ont o the Sc n.lle n1ng m the Bus~ admmtstrauon and now an analy st w11h the Rand Co1p (wllh no net loss at all ) and c,u, ccl sa1d 1f the objective IS to bomb Saddam mto compliance, " 1t s unclcm how every tnUJOI govct norshtp rn the much force might be necessary' ~.:nun try s,\VC Cal tf ornra (about whr ch " It could be done But we, m.1y have to be prepared to usc a lot ot Ioree and over a long pertod of lime Do we l1.1 vc the stamma and the w1ll to apply more later) , be reg,ud cd, and rndccd 1cgard Itself as a basket case' that level of force?" ' Probably the expectatums h,1d a Much depend s on the quality of U S mtellt gence on those sties "Saddam lot to do w11h It Pundus potntcd out nught JUst move equ1pment .~ro und to other sues Such an approach 1m ght that 1n off-year clcctmns the p.trty requtre perSIStence over ume that we don't ha ve," Khalll,ad s.11d out o f power gm ns on average. No US strategy w1ll be ult1m ate ly success lui so long as Saddam rcmams . about 24 House scats Wh y d1dn tthc m power, he added In advance of any dcctsiOn on m1iltary mtervenuon , the Pentagon w.1s Rcpuhilcan s do, th iS ' Th at questton overlooks the fact that m 1994 the bolstenng 11s forces m the Gull Saymg "the mthtary option IS sull on the table,' Cohen sa1d he w,IS Republicans g.uncU 52 scats, and speedmg the movement of the USS Entcrpnse atrcraft earner and a group ol held on to almost all ol them m 1996. Martne warshtps to the regton Cohen and other se n10r national secunty olll- dcsprtc Clmton 's rc c lc ~.:t wn AH~r­ •lgmg the results ol the 1994 and clals met wtlh Clinton on Tuesday to explore options There are 23,400 US. troops m the reg1on Wh1le that's about hal f the 1998 clct.: ll ons, the net gt~r n pc1 year rorce ordored there m February, more than tWice the number of cruiSe mts • IS .II most exactl y 24 To ex pect that ' sties are now there than earlier There are 174 a~ rcra lt , 21 sh1ps and mnc ves- the GOP could wm 52 scats m 1994 .md then pile another 24 on top ol se ls anned w1th Tomahawk s m the arc.t, the Pent agon sa1d them 1n 1998 was p1cpostcruus Yet • .\ / """ .. -. • '· for fa1llng to do so, the party IS bemg sco red as a huge loser • About maraschmo cherry on the sundae, as far as I am concerned , 1s Newt Gmgnch's Imm ense ly w1se and states· manlike deCISio n to step dO\ICII as spe.1kcr Calrlorntd It can' t be satd olten enough that (where I l1 vc) he IS a bnlllant man and that he The Democ rats ,almost smgl e- handedly eng1neercd re.lily d1d do the hi stone "Republican revolution" well here, hold- ol 1994 But the very qu.tllty that lll g un to hoth enabled hun to do that -· a certmn hrauches ot the roughhouse ahras1veness -- made . Rusher lc gtsi,Hur c 1 cclcl:llll g Se n Boxer and c lc~.: un g ,\[most (not qu ttc) .til st.\lcwrJc of h L:ets must not.thl y Gr.1y Dav1s us govc1not But don t lmgct tll.tt the l111n an 111Cstst1hlc and h1 ghly vulncr- .1hle tm gct .IS speaker A number ol fresh faces tn th e steered clear of askmg them whether they believe he should be let off scotfree 1f he, the nat1on's ch1ef law enforcement officer, IS clearly shown to have commmed perJury before a federal grand JUry -- especoally whtle II 5 cunvocts arc m fe,deral prisons for the same cnme (m some cases, · pequt y about sex) · I thmk the vast maJOrity of the Amencan people believe that, m that c.tsc, Mr CJ mton should suffer some puntshment short ol removal, and I suspect the congress iOn al Democrats arc go1ng to be very reluctant to diS- congresston.tl Republican leadership agree , 1s cxaL:t ly \l.h,It the parly needs now The dcv1l, as usual, IS m the GOP h.td held th at govcrn01 slup [or · Hencefo rth all tho se shell s the detml s A co ngress iOnal censure ts tile past 16 yeats-- the s.une 16 years De mocrats lobbed at G ~n gnc h arc probably unco nstituti onal (not to dunn g wh1ch He lmut Kohl held 'the yestc rdt~ y 's gua no : men11on unw1se, for the precedent 11 chancc ll01 slup of Gcrm.tny In But 11 the clcctwn 1esults arc would set) and so IS a ftne In a plea democracy the pendulum swmgs be~ng w1dely m1 s1 nt crpreted, can' t bargatn, Mr qmton m1ght watve And 1nc1dcntally, don' t assume the Dcmocr.ns at least '"JOtcc th!u those obJections, but there's a the Dcmoc1ats can east ly gc nyman- they ha ve put the Lewmsky scandal, res pectable body of optntOn that dcr themsch cs mto 10 or 12 new and the tln e.n 01 Mr Clinton 's InSi sts constlluttonal nghts' can'i be House members fr om C.1ht orn1 a nnpcn~ hm cnt +tnd rcmo val 1 behmd wmvcd How about stmply defernng alter the 2000 census They c.m t1 y, them 1 D1dn't the electi on return s at prosecutiOn unt1l hiS tenn JS over? and lose 1n the court s -- a~ th ey d1d least m,md.tte that ? Somehow, some penalty wtll be 10 )Cars ago (It may he relevant thm Well. no, not exactly I thmk It IS hammered out "' ut the seve n members. of the Cal-I clear tlt.ll most people, 11ghtly or William A. Rusher is a DistinJlorm.t Sup1 cmc Court were .tppmnt wrongly, don ' t w~m t Mr Clinton guished Fellow of the Claremont ed hy the outgotng Rcpvbilcan gov- removed from olilcc tor much of hts lnslltute for the Study of Statesel nm Pete Wilson ) m1scnndut:t th<~t h.ts up to now, manship and Political Phil~sophy. But what hds 1call y put the come to light But the pollsters hav e a Writer mentions Franklin F·urnace in .column Berry's World By George R. Plagenz As S(Hl n as you ste pp ed Jn s1Lic th ~ vcsl1hulc of th e yd lnw h111. k hun ~.1low you kn~.:w you were 111 Plc.ts.lnt vlllc , Not the Pk.lsnntvlllt.: ol ti H; ll LW ... movtc ol 111.11 tttk w h ~.:r..: Ill ~,; ,., ~ccn tn l lJSOs hl.aLk .md w hll ~,; No t q.-.~ . . . . ty'ffA ..... 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But they never showed the Sli ghtest bit or Impatience Wllh J.tnc ' s slow movements or ihe ~ Ol:C3S I OI1aJ long w h 11 rl' people urc nu.:cr to o ne wlt .H hc1 .1 notht:1 .and ynu t:lm actually sec .lltc1 she hnd lmc m.1k1ng th e worl d go round mdd c out the slip she g,tth cJed .11 1 George Plagenz is a sy nditJw shills 111 hc1 .IIIllS d lld th !CW cated writer for New spaper p1ks ol shnt s I.I J C'usi nmc1s won- •' Enterprise Association. mece' and nephews - . ~ • Stanley Hutton • --~----- ,_Cinc~nali__4~180" '~;) ' ,,..........!=---::-r==" Portamoulh '40"/62" ' 1 KY 0 1998 AccuWeather, Inc ,·1• - . - - - ,. ,Sunny PI Cloudy 1 Bestdes her parents. she wa.• preceded in death by her husband, Clayton Fans; stx brothers, John, Donald, Guy, Edtson. Sh1rley and Bernard Gutnther; a stster, Caryl Cook; and a great-grando;on. ~ -~on _41 "1110' , --. Cloudy Cloudy, but ·o therwise pleasant weekend set By The Associated Press Pleasant autumn weather IS forecast for Oh1o over the weeke nd. the National Weather Servtce sa1d Sk 1es will be cloudy with temperatures mostly m \he 50s. . There Wi ll be a shght chance of showers 1n northern Oh1o on both Sal· urday and Sunday The rest ol the state should be dry O~ern1g ht lows w1ll be 35-40 The record-h1gh temperature tor thiS dale at the Columbus weather 'tahon was 74 degrees 10 1955 wh1le the record low was 14 '" 1911 Sunset tonight w1ll be at 5 17 p m and sunnse Saturday at 7·15 am Weather forecast: Ton~ght Partly cl oudy early, then mcreasmg clouds Lows 1n the lower 40s ' Light southwest wind Saturday Most ly cloudy A chance of ram shqwers m the afie moon. H1ghs 60 to 65 Chance ot ram 30 percent. Saturday n1 ght Mostly cloudy wtth a chanc-e of showers Lows in the mid an,d upper 40s Stanley Hutton. 43. Dexter, d~ed Wednesday. Nov II , 1998 10 O'Bieness Memortal Hospital , Athens , l{e wa.s born on Dee. 15. 1954 m Pomeroy, son of Everett Lee Hutton and Glona McCa.•key Huuon of Langsv1lle. He was self-employed a.• a bulldozer nper&~tor and a farmer, and wa111 a fonner emplny~e of 3-R lnduSines, a member ot the Ohio Farm Bureau 1Me1gs County). the Salem Townsh~p Ftre Department. a Salem Township trustee and a hfe member ot the Nallonal Rtlle Assoctauon He IS also surv1ved by hts w1fe. Debr.a L P1erce Huuon of Dexter. a daughter, Vem Sm1th ot Stark, Fla , a stepson, Jason P1erce ot Rutland , brothers and sisters-m-law, Gary and Elizabeth Hutton ot Wilkesville. and Dav1d and Stacie Hutton of London, and several aunts and undes · Serv1ces wtll be 2 p.m Sunday m the Pomeroy Chapel of the FISher Funeral Home w1th the Rev Kay Puckett olficmhng Bunal w1ll follow 10 the StandiSh Cemetery Frtends may call at the funeral home from 5-9 p m Saturday. Betty Story McConnaughey Betty Story McConnaughey of Mount Wa.shmglon. Oh10, dau ghter ot the late Leo and Luc1le Story ol Pomeroy. d1ed Monday, Nov 10. 199H She was a graduate of Pomeroy H1gh S>hool and Ohto Umvemty, hav mg taught in Me1 gs County schools pnorto JOining the Women s Anny Corps <WACs). Dur1ng World War II. she served a.• a cryptographer statiOned m New Gumea decodmg h1ghly sec ret m1litary messages Follow1ng her servtce, she taught In Spnnglield and Milford BeSides her parents, she was preceded m death 111 1993 by her hu sband, Davul McConnaughoy She" surv1ved by two Sisters, Peggy McDonald of NelsonVIlle, and JanIce Luch.try of Weddm gton , N C . and 18 nephews and meces. Fnends may call at the T P While & Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Ave , Mount Washmglon. today trom 5:30·.30 p m. Serv1ces w11l be held 1n St. Timothy's Eptscopal Church SalulllnY at II a Ill Bunal w1ll be m the Dayton Memonal Park on Monday. ' Memonals may be made to the St T1mothy's Episcopal Church. 8101 Beec hmont Ave .. C1ncmna11. Oh10 45255. L. Stewart · , Cable TV franchise transfer Jesse Jesse Lawrence Stewart. 92, M1ddleport, dted Thursday, Nov (Continued from Page 1) ets Str~~t Co mmJ ss1on~r Glenn R1zer reported a crew wtll be p1ckmg up leaves Res1dents ' are to rake thetr le.1ves to the curb and ca ll)he water office at 949-2920 The crew wtll e0n1e around wllh the leaf vacuum .md get the leaves The equ1pment cannot come onto pnvate property, it was noted. Rtzer was also authonzed to make purchase of several items Council authonzed H11l to check wnh the .. Oh1o Department of Transportation re gard1ng a dum_p truck that w1ll be up for sa le • Htll reported representatives of the Doddson-St1tson, Engmeertng linn Will be co mmg to the v11lnge and Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday admtsstons - Wilma Mullins. Cheshtre. Thursday dtscharges - none. Holzer Medical Center Dischurges Nov. 12 - Denms Yost, Delm.tr Gmgnch, Eva Rou sh, George Capehart (Published with permission) ' " !he .Daily Sentine l !USPS lll-960) Community NeWliplprr Holdln[lt, inc• Published ~vrry afternoon, Monday 1h10U8h Fmlay Ill Co11rt Sl Pomeroy, Oh10 by l~e Oh1t1 V~ll~;~ l' ubh~ hi1g Compnny Second cl1sa pPSi ag~ pa11.l at l'Lime•oy Ohio Mrmbl:-r 1 he A.'l~l!Cial.. d ~rcss and the Oh1 o ~C:W'Ipapc r 1\sstX:Hltll.:n ?uslmaster Send ud un:jll corrections to The ~ally 45769 Scutmtl I l l Court St, Pomeroy, OMo SU BSCRIPI'ION RATES By Carrier or Motor Rvute One Wee k •• .... . .$2 OC One Month •• , •• • Stl70 One Year •••• , ,.,, ........... SIOC 00 SING lE C0PY P!:ICE O:uly JS Cents •,uhscnbcrs nol dcsmng to pav the carrier may rem1t m aUvancc dlrcc\to'f\latpa ly Se n mr.l on a thrcr.:, Sill etr 12 !T<Onlh h.':afls. Crc:dil w.ll b.. g1vcn carrier etc::~ v.ec' No subS~.:rm iiOr by mall pcfmlltcd 1~ areas where home canlc ~crv1cc 111 CIIIIPbl;; !'uhl1shcr r~s,•rves the r1ghl •o adjust r..l a dllr· tng the subscnpt1on pt nud Su bsc rlpt1nn "lltC ch mgcs mJy be nnplr.m~nlccl hv chonelna lh~ 1lu r tlto n of th t: ~uhlll.:f lp!ltl~n checkmg the water system They w11l offer suggestions on 1mprov1 ng the tlow and pressure. and also help apply for grants for the work. They Will recetve no pay unless the v11lage gels grants, th en they wtll rece1ve engmeermg fees, 11 was noted Hill also reported betng contacted by a representative from Oh10 Unl verstty about house numbermg 1n the vtllage. Counctl advised htm to get more mformatmn Hill reported $1.436 was collected m fine s and bonds m October Also allendmg were council members Robert Beegle. Henry Bentz. John Duddmg, Joe Evans, Henry Lyons and Bobby Roy. Others attendmg were Clerk Karen Lyons Council recessed unttl Monday . Stocks Am Elt Power ............... .......50).. Akzo ........................... ...........3sl. AmrTach ............. ..................53'- Aahland 011 .......................... 49'· AT&T ....................................61' ). Bank One ............................. 51 'I• Bob Evans ........................... 21 "),. Borg-Warner ...................... ..48~ Broughton ............................. 18~ Champion ................ ,........... 11 ), Charm Shps ..........................4l. City Holding ..........' .. .......... 341. Federal Mogul ......................55'1. Gannett ................................. 62), Goodyear ......................... ..... 53l. Kmart ........ .............................15l. Kroger ................... ................56Y4 Lands End .............................19l. Umlted .... ................ ............27"1• Oak Hill Flnl ..........................19l, OVB ........................................ 43 One Valley ...........................32"1• Peoples ...................................26 Prem Flnl.............................. 18)• Rockwell ............. .............. 47'/, RD/Shell ......... ......................48,. Sears .................................... 45'/, Shoney's ............................... 1''l. Star Bank ..............................76l. Wendy's ............................... 20l. Worthington ........................ 13"1. -*-+*- Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. 12, 1998 1n Plea.sant Valley Hosp11al. • Arrangements w111 be announced by the M1ddleport Chapel of the Ftsher Funeral Home. Meigs announcements Himler edu<alion A tree Oh1o Dt vtslon of Wildlife Hunter Educ.111on Course will be held Nov 21. 9-5 p m and Nov. 22, 2-5 p m. at the Me1gs Htgh School cafelena Prospe<:t1ve huntt:rs must complete a hunter education course belore they can purchase an Ohio huntmg lll:ense Thts 1s an open t:ourse ~md no pre·reg tstratJon 1s requtred. Middleport special meeting Middl epo rt Village Counc1l will meet '" specml sesSion Wednesd~y. 6 p.m at Village hall to constder a water system. repatr co ntract. Supper/hymn sing Mount Monah Church of God. M1le H11l Road. Ractne, w11l hold a soup supper/hymn smg Saturday w1th supper ,at 5 p.m. followed by the hymn smg at 7 p.m Jeatunng the gospe l group "Proclaim'' Seoice Center The Governmg Board of the Athens-Me1gs EducatiOnal Servtce Ce nter Will hold a spec1al meetmg on Thursday 7 p.m. for the purpose of developmg an Ed u~a ltonal Serv1ce Center conunuous icytprovement plan The meet1ng will be held at the Athens o ttice. 507 Rtchland Ave Water line hreak The Ll!admg Creek Conservuncy Dtstnct had a 12- m<h w.ner m.un hne w.ner break Thursday alt<rnoon east ol THus Road near Lan gsv tlle Rep.urs were completed Thursday evenmg Howeve r. all Leadmg Creek • Water customers east of Langsville .tre under a b01l Udvtsory unt1l further not1ce Immunization clinic Meigs County Health Department w11l otrer an evenmg 1mmumzataon cllntc, Tuesday, 4 to 7 p.m at 11s office, Memonal Dnve, Pomeroy Every child must be accompamed by a parent/legal guard1an and have lffiffiUOIZUllOil 3Valfabl e Old-fashioned Sunday The L1i ellne Apostolic Church will have an old-f.tshioned Sunday on Sunday Begtnnmg With Sunday school atlendance those attendmg are encouraged to dress 10 old-fash1oned clothmg. lhere wtll be dmnei, a church serv1ce al I p m. and pnzes awarded tor the best dressed There will be no evenmg servtce. WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 40 percent of Amencan hou<ehoJd., wuh children have l_!Uns - a figure that ~hould male parem~ \tgilantnol only ablllt ~uns 111 lhelf own bomes but m the holliC' of other;, a gun-tontrol group saolltoday. The 'urvey by the Cent.r to Pre\ent Handgun Violence found that43 percent of h<)me' have both gun• and children. and 23 pen:ent of those keep the gun loaded The survey found that 28 percent of the gunowners wnh children keep the gun h1dden but not uni<ll.:led. St1ll. 7l percent of parenl' thmk II ~<": unlikely the~rchlidn:n l'ould find or; handle a gun '"thoul their perm"- , 1010n the IOUr\' C) ~hou..:d : ·Only "'hen par«!nt .. are ,a.., con·: ~tenuou ... about ~un' tn the! home a11 ·. 1hey are about 1~...,-.er danger' 'an we . protect our children from the..etern - . bl~ and. unnece, ... ary trag~dlt!,, · ~a•d Roben Walker. the center 'pre"dent. Parent• need to p•y more allenuun to the P""'b1hty of gun' 1n the homes ' their children \isll. the group ""'d EMS units record 7 calls 't! < Umts of the Me1gs County EmerII 56 p m . Spnng Avenue. gency Med1cal Serv1ce recorded sev- Pomeroy.>Tamm) Freeman VMH. en call' ror U.'\!\&stance Thursday Pomeroy squad as'\t .. ted Umts respondmg mcluded. MIDDLEPORT 6 45 p m rOBNC Lawrence CENTRAL DISPATCH 5 34 a.m . Overbrook 'Numng Stewan. PVH Center, M1ddlepon. John Kearns. POMEROY t 32 am. volunteer lire departPlea.sant Valley Ho,p•tal 6 12 p m.. Eagle R1dge Road ment and squad to Laurel Clift Road , Chester. Geneva Maxson. Holzer electrical lire at Wanda Eblm reSIMed1cal Center. Racone squad a"')t- dence, no lnJUnes reponed Middlepan VFD a.<Ststed • ed, SYRACUSE : 9 58 p m . Cross Pomts Apart10 09 p m. Second Street Catherments. M1ddlepon. Manha Ch1lds. Veterans Memonal Hosp1 tal. Mld- me Cox. VMH. ' dlepon squad asststed. • One-car accident injures driver A one-car acc1dentlate Thursday on Salem Tm•nsh1p Road 34 1 (Joe Bor mg) left the drtver IJI)Ured,the Galha-Mc1gs Pos t olthc St.lle Hi ghway Patrol reported •• Amanda L Mitchell, 19 J4S Chamberlane Road , B1dwetl rdused treat ment at the scene olthe II p m acc1dent. accordmg to the patrol. Troopers sa1d M1tchell was nort hbound. stx-tenth> of,, 1111ie north ofTR 669 (Morgan Lane) when she lost control of the car. went olf the kft stde or the ruad and ,stru ck a len ce post Mitchell told the patrol she swerved to avo1d co ll iS IOn w11h a deer, accordmg to the report. The car was moderately d.tmaged, and M1tchell was c1ted for fa1 lure to control aM a seatbelt VIOiatton , ~::~ (!)f:JitL!ary .. QbJiu~~tH ' are paid anDGuncementl arranged by local funeral hom11. dblluiiiM ant, DWIIIII\itd a,. requ11ted to accommodalo tho.. dellrlng mort lnfo.,.,.UOI),iiWi' ~ • ldld In 1M -mpenylng Death Nollceo. Stanley Hutton Stanley Hutton. 43. of Dexter. d1ed Wednesday. November II. 1998 at O'Bieness Memonal Hospital m Athen~ , He w.ts born on December 15. 1954 m Pomeroy. son or Evereu Lee Hut- • ton and Glona McCaskey Hutton of Langsv ille. He was sell em ployed as a bulldozer operator and a farmer He was a rormer employee of 3-R lndu stnes. a member olt he Oh1o Farm Bureau (Me1gs County), the Salem Township F~re Department. a Salem Townsh1p Trustee and a life member o~ the Nauonal R1tle Assocl.lliOn He "surVIved by hts w1fe Debra L P> erce Hutton ot Dexter p.~rents, Everett Lee Hutton and Glona McCaskey Hutton ol L.mgw1lk ,, d.111ghter, Vera Sm1th of Stark. Flonda, .1 stepson . Jason P1erce ol Rutl .Hld brothers and ststers-m-J~w. Gary and Elizabeth Hulton ol Wilkesv ille .1nd Dav 1d and Stac1e Hutton ot London. and seve ral aunts. uncles. cousms .md many fnends · He was preceded m death by grandparent s Emmell and Evelyn • McCaskey and William and Cora Huuon , Serv1ces Will be held at 2 p m Sunday, November 15. 1998 m the Pomeroy Chapel of the Ftsher Funeral Home Ollictatmg will be the Rev Kay Puckett. and bunal will follow in the StandiSh Cemetery Frtends may ca ll on Saturday, November 14, 1998 from 5-9 p m at the fune ra l home - - - -. Marriage licenses-----: The follow1ng couples were Allen- Edw.~rd s. ~0. and Debor.th marnage ltcen ~e s recently tn La> ada Snyder, 29, both ot Middlethe Me1gs County Probate Court ol port Judge Robert Buck· Jeremy Lynn Jone s. 20. Racme. and Stephante Angel me Roberts 17, Middleport. Leo Casto, 6H. Cottageville. W Va , and K1tty Ann Tm-' gler. 57. Ravenswood. W Va . Davtd tssu~d Auction Saturday, at 6:00 p.m. At the Old American Legion Building Middleport, Ohio Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE in Pomeroy, Ohio. ' Phone 740-992-6670 or 740-992-5827 You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The Dedication And Open House Of The MAIL SUBSCI'.<WIION Inside I· Mtlll~ c.-.unl)' 1 3 Weeks 26 \Ycch .S27 JO $53 H2 "i2 Wc_d;r S 105 Sfi RallfS 0:..t r.!' hit 4~tiMS 13 Wtch 26 'M.:ch 52 W~.:ck ~ Over the years, people re ac hed th e condus10n that they came to J.mc's ~stnb h s hm c nt because th ere was somcllung comlortmg about the suJr oundtng s -- like seemg J,mc .11 the scwmg maclun c m the 111 1111 v. 1ndow tlo111 g u small rcpaar toh nn .1 hun sleeve 01 scwmg a hu!lon tlll .m nvc1c..:o~ll l' hc I1Hir t11~.1ls the ho me y \Olll' hcs lite l .uml y photos and J.mc s gt,luo usncss to all ~- these th1n gs m.u.k 11 1ps to Jdnc's hkc a VIs II 1t1 G r.mdm o thc l s house J.ute s pi .IL;C m.ay h.l vc hcc n the ong111.d Plc.ts,mt\ lll c a pl ~u.:e Fredrecia Faris Gr.ave<o<k serv1ces for Fredn:cta Fans, 87, of Pomeroy, who d1ed Nov 6, 1998. were conducted at the Beech Grove Cemetery on Tuesd:ly. Nov. 10. 1998 by Pa,tor Donald Fntz Born on March 26. 1911 tn Syracuse. she wa• the daughter of the late Wdham and Mary Franc" Oliver Gumther. She wa.s a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church m Pomeroy Surv1voo; are a son and daughter-in-law, M1ke and Nancy Grimlh of Pomeroy; a stepson and daughter-m-law. Clay and Lmda Fans ol BeiiJIOnl, W Va.; two su;ters-l.law. V~rgihla Gumtherof Gallipolis. and Ruby Gu1nther •of Maneua;' livi! gr-•ndchddren and nine great-gr-J.IIdchth.lren 1 and several IND Walt Bu l lh t: m on the llom where uthc 1 ' •' Close to half of U.S. homes • have both children, weapons.. Death Notices Saturday, Nov. 14 AccuWeathe,. forecast lor da •me conditions, lowlhtgh temperatures f The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~Cii1Diy EASTERN BRANCH 1 Of The v $192' SS.S 68 .S 109 72 MEIGS COUNTY DISTRICT ' Rflac/er Service's ' C•>•rei:'llon i'ollcy . PUBLIC LIBRARY Our rnam .:on.:tm in all storirs is lo be a("curate tr you know or an error In a story, call {be newuoom al (740) 9'12· 1155. We will chrck your lnformal.on at Eastern High School and make a c::urrectloil If warr11nted. News Oepartmetlt.l "! ht main uumiH:r Is 99:Z·2 1SS Dep\.~ 4 mcnt u tensltm5 art• Gcncrai Manager. E"t 1tOt I N•w~ E•l. IH•2 or r:xt . I Sunday, November 15th 1 PM to 3 PM ~, 06 Otller Services !Adu~rt1sing.. IC!rcutatwn IOasstno.> Ad• ~ -· E:d. 11 !'4 bt. I I03 ..E•t. 1100 OU'T C:ERTJICATU AIJAilABlEI Open To The Public At 2:50, 5:05, 7:20,8:35 �• :S ports The Daily Sent~~~ Friday, November 13, 1998 No. 22 Georgia Tech tallies 24-21 victory over Clemson By PETE IACOBELLI CLEMSON. S C. (AP) Georgia Tech defensive end Jesse Tarplin strutted pa>t t:nlback Charlie Rogers as •he talked "uh TV crews Marcus Martin and a 48-yardcr to Bnan Wofford for a 21-171ead. 11-17 tn the fourth quarter and " You can't win games like that all choked off one Gcorgta Tech dn•e the time, .. Hamilton said. "But it But quarterback. Tech Joe ... hows our character, shows our Hamilton 0111 the ball back with 2:30 teamwork., shows we can come hack. '· Hey. Charlie." ' Tarplm satd 10 go. findtng Rogers for 28 yards and make the plays when we need ·'Tell them what --:e rc going to and Dcz White for 15 to Clemson's it. .. Win '' fou r T\\O plavs later. Burns hurst in Hamthon was burned by a late Rogers just smiled. The Yellow fnr Ihe .{!O·a hcaJ score \\ nh cxauly Death Valley comeback two years Jackets were slill alive for an one mm~tc left. ago in a 28-25 loss. but satd he only Atlantic Coast Conference champtThe Tigers couldn't get past their remembered a 4 I -3 1 loss tn the on,htp. and 11 felt prcuy. go\ld. 23 on the ir final possession. year's openin£ game agatnst Boston ··we showed what we could do. '') f \\'C d1dn 't get 1t and we lost the 'College. even when we're not gomg \\CII." ACC title, we wouldn 't have anyone "We had a chance to win that, but Sa'id ~ogers. whose 28-yard rcrcp- to p01nt the fingers at except our- we didn 't.'' Hamilton said "We've uon Thursday mght, set up Joe Burns ~c lvc s." said Ham1hon. \..,ho was 17- come a long way smce then ." one-yard touchdown run m the 22nd- of-32 passing for 190 yards. "That's Hami !ton shook off two incomra~ked Jackets' 24-21 vtctory 01•cr what kept us going." plctions to lead "the final scoring Clemson. Georgia Tech. wh1ch l·amc 111 with dnve . As Bums steppec( over the goal . With a w1n next wed at hnm c the league 's h1 g hc~ t -~conn g ortcnsc , lme, Hamthon pumped hts fists and ·agamst W.tke f ores t. Tech (7-2 6-1) lop ked helpless m o~ t of the g-ame. gltdcd back to his teammates on the :will chm: h at least a tiC for It" first Hami lton. !he (,:onfc1cncc leader sidelines. . league crown in c1ght ~ ~a r .... Ill pa ~~ cffJCICilC)'. IWK C Jroppcd the Wh11e caught seven passes for 71 ··one thm~ the t:o:u.:hc' h&l\C hcc n hall whrlc IUillllllg . Whlll' . -.~.~cond in yards tclhng us . tO~\,iQ thl~ ACC d umpi - the lca!I ue \\itb Cl. !!h This game looked like a nat tonal ..... l tow.: hclown Omhip you·,c ,gut I<' piJ~ like r ham - L:l iLhC '-1 hohhiC'd away hi' nmth 111 ly televised tnt smatch The Yell ow pion~ . )OLI. "'C g(lt to roml' h .KI-. ltJ... c the ~cc:onJ quartcJ alter ~:-11 nrn,g two Jackets dazzled all scaS11 n wll\lthctr ;champwn s:· Tarpl1n ~a 1J ·wl' <.,~ c ps on t h~.:•d !!fcndcr. ol fcns1vc v. capnns, whale Clem son \ ~ •played l1kc \\\.' k n~w ~"-' wert: ~~H n g 'to wtn the t!amc ·· f-'or Clc"'m~on L2 -R . 1-7 '· It '' .1~ J\h:.Jnwhllt:, CJr.:m :.on yuartcrback 13r;mJon Strcl:tc r ""·I~ on target with .1 thn:c-vallJ tuudulm\n p<~ sS to 4p OFF TACKLE - Georgia Tech quarter- half of Thurst;lay night's ACC game in Clemson, Hamilton (14) lights off a tackle ·by S.C., where the visiting Yellow Jackets stung the DoMarco Fox (right) during the second Tigers 24-21. (AP) Jackets to get go tn g run Clemson lost in lhc final moments Haimlton gave them a 10-7 halltunc Su-..~c t ~r ~~.~ ~ 12-o l-24 fo1 154 Torry H()l\ \ touchdown wtth 37 sec-poi nts a lead when he uodged ltnchackcr )'iti·J~ ,\Jld th e J\~!1.:1 !'1 WC il' hdJ Ill onds Ln go-' gave North Carol1na State lpd gavel\ up almost g';nne the past four weeks · It took almost tl1e_c_ntlrc game lm FIGHTS back Joe Clemson's the Yellow Chris Jones , regaJrtcd h1 s balance <Hld char.g~d lor a mnc-yard tow... hJ O\\ Il 297 yard ~ mcrall [J '~ ,~-. I he '-l'ConJ -. tr:tJg hl gd mL' 46~ ~9 v'tct ory w~.:c h .ago. a Clcmsot;a two at Islanders shut out Canadians ·4-0; Sabres, Sharks also win NHL roundup By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Hockey Writer WJth lcadtng s1.orcr Z1gmu nd Palffy ·a ltoluout. the New Yo,-k Isl.mdcr' ~t ill hcwc some concerns about thetr oflcnsc. 'They have noth mg to worry about <Js far a.s goa ltcnd mg IS concerned. however. Toni my Salo h<~s suddenly moved mto the spo tlight Wtth IllS standout play, making 21 saves as the Jslande" beat the Montreal Canadtens 4-0 Thursday ntght. ·Tm happy lm the shutout. hut the most important thang 1-. that the team 1 ~ \\ mnmg · l,d JJ Salo. \vho 1Dok over the NHL lead with his !ounl1 shutout Salo ha~ hccn a sav mg grace for lh,.: Is landers th1~ ~ca~un - parlJCttl <.~rly w1th the learn engaged m a hu- ~"Salu "A lut of lilncs. i!Onl ics fn~.:c sco red h1 ~ Buffal o cxtcnJcd Jl'i unhc<Hcn \Ucak lust two goals this sc.1son. whih: In -.C\ C ll gct i11C \ V.I(IJ :1 VIC hll )' 0\ C / Tommy 1s commg up h1g and he ·s BelfrY Ric hter and Rohcll R~1 c hcl w.lslungwn lila king those saves and maktng them also ~;;cored for the Islander~ Jocelyn The S<ibrcs arc 4-0-3 111 thctr la~t look easy." Th1hault rnadc Iu s farst stan 1n five ~ev~ n game~. L'ljULJhng the t: uncnt 5 ~ "Salo. who has gi\'Cn up JUSt mnc games lor the Canad1cns ,md slopped 0-2 ~ trc.1k hy tltc Ph oc n1x Coyo tc s1 goals Ill the team's Clg ht VICtOI IC S, 2 I shots for the NHL's Jon1!C~l unbeah.:n didn' l have many tough · chances Elsewhere 1n the NHL , it W<ts st nng. of the SC <l'>011 ... tel' contract wa,- With Palffy The VIC- Thutsday n1ght m tytng Detroit's B~ffalo 2: washington U, San Jose :1. H.1sck. who ha\ s l a ii ~.:U and fin tory moved the lslandcts hack up to Chris Osgood for most vic tortes with Caroltn.t 0 . Flonda 2. Philadclpht.l I. Ished each or Bulfalo' s 13 games thi s .500 at 8-8-Q and mlo a fi rst-place tic ctght. Edmon ton I. Ottawa I; Toronto In vc a1 , tcco rd cd h1s 36th career 1n the Atlantic DIVISIOn wuh New "' I feel mme con ltdcnt v,hon I Chicago 3; Vancouver 4. Calgary 3; ; hut out ' Jersey and Pinsburgh play a lot," smd Salo. who has start- and Nashvtllc 1, Los Angeles I. Dixon W.ud and M11os lav Satan "He's got more co nfidence tn us. ed all 16 games for the lslandciS t~i s Sabres 2, Capitals () scmcd for th e Sabres, who arc 2-0-2 and we have more 1n h1m ," Islanders season. " I' d like to play all 82 Dommik Hase k made 23 saves for 111 the1r last fo ur road games. defenseman Scon Lachance said of (games)." his third shutout of the season, and ' Sharks 3, Hurricanes 0 M.UIU Sl CLC'rkawsk1 lour to five wugh chanCes a g.unc ' Scoreboard Basketball l'ln<r <:unmngham Mm S Young, S F lleu('rlcin Car Chandler Atl ABL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE fum It L COLUMDUS Phi1.1delpl11a 1 2 Ch1cago New I n~lm1 d ...,. I I I 1 -·- N., ,h\1 '. G.rm:ll, D.1l f.<J. GJ1 'iOO ~00 1' I' OOQ 3'. 0 I 000 · I 667 .a 0 fum ll: L ~ , 2'i0 COior.1do i\'n games 0 7~ 6 4 5 '2 5. 4 7 96 .. 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Returning starter Chad Hendrick said the Cougars want to make a good impression on their famous coach. "It makes you a little nervous because he expects so much from us," Hendrick said. "Sometimes you wonder if he were out there, what would he do' We have to be up to hiS standards." Drexler doesn't think his star status is a problem . "I am who lam, youcan'tchangc that," Drexler said. "At the same time, the guys have been great . to ·work with. They've shown a lot of discipline and that's made me feel good. They are willing participants." The Cougars lost la.<t year's leading rebounder, Galen Robmson , and leadtng asstst man ShamaHn McBride, who combined for 25.2 points per game. They return three starters. Hendrick, Treva Crosby and of Amenca. Boston's limy Williams was a distant second with three firsts, 12 seconds and etght thirds for 59 poml•. and Anaheun 's Terry Collms was thtrd with two firsts , seven seconds and seven thirds for 38 points. . Oates was fourth with I I points, followed Cleveland's Mtke Hargrove (8). Toronto's Tim Johnson was tied for stxlh wtth Chicago's Jerry Manuel (4 each). Torre, who led the Yankees to thctr second World Senes title tn three thinking about expectations," Drexler saad ''Our lwo best played lcJt and we dtdn't have a chance to recruit, so there aren't a lot of exp"tations. I do expect them to compete and remain respectable." The Drexler attraciJOn has already se ason s~ also won The Assol:mlcd Prcs.S Manager of the Year award last week "Dunng the season we wcnl through. you have one purppsc in mmd - to win the World Scncs."' Torre said then .. All of a sudden, the aw~uds come along and it 's l1kc a Kenny Younger The mcom mg fresh~ man .d ass mcludes Gervin and Moses Malone Jr. " I don't spend sleepless nights Voting for the 1998American league Manager ol the Year Award.: with votes on a 5-3-1-point basis: cherry on top of a great season I was JUSt along lor the nde. "When you get to the All-Star break wtth 61 v. ins. you rcalllc this ha s a chance to he a prclly damn good team ," Torre sa1d "I was cautious bc"usc tt 's hard to hold the edge that long. It's a manager's job FADEAWAY JUMPER- Arkansas' Kareem Reid (right) shoots the to always be concerned and cauttous fadeaway jumper against the Phillipines' Jojo Lastimosa during and never look too far forward ,. New York. fimshcd the regular Thursday night's exhibition game in Fayetteville, Ark., where the season 114-48. scttmg an AL record 19th-ranked Razorbacks won 99-81. (AP) for wins. The Yankees went 11 -2 in the postseason. capping the year by No. 19 Arkansas wins exhibition JOE TORRE Meneger, teem 1.t 2nd 3rd Tot 23 4 1 128' Joe Torre N-Yorlr Jimmy Wllllems 3 12 8 511 2 7 7 38 Johnny Oates 2 5 11 Mike Hargrove Cleveland ' nmJohnaon 1 5 8 1 1 .1 1 Boston Terry Colllne Anshelm Texas Toronto Jelly Manuel Chicago AP swecpmg the San D1ego Padres in had the most combined regular ;md the World Sencs At I 25-50, they postseason win~ ever FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) as much as 20 mmu(es in the game. Kareem Reid and Jason Gilbert each Reid, who played 19 minutes, was had 13 pomts as the 19th-ranked credited w1th etght ass1sts as well . Arkansas Razorbacks outscored the The Razorbacks had four players Phtlippmes 99-81 in an exhibition who scored in double-digits . game Thursday night. Scrgerio Gipson added 1J points for Arkansas coac h Nolan Arkansas, wlnle B1andon Dean lmd NEW YORK (AP) - The presea- Jones, Georgia: Lari Ketner. Rtchardson spread the playing tttne 10. son candidates for the Oscar Robertson Massachusetts; Tr~jan Langdon, Duke. around for his team's last cxhtbllion Johnny Abbaricntos and Kenneth Trophy, selected by the U.S. 'Arthur Lee. Stanfo(d; Todd game before Sunday's season-opene r Quremdes of the Philippines ,shared Basketball Wruers Association, spon- MacCullqugh. Washtngton; Kenyon. I agamst Jackson State, 'sconng honors 111 the game wath 16 sored by Frontier Communications and Martin, Cincinnati; BJ McKie, South: No Arkansas player accumulated each presented to the college basketball Carolina; Yegor Meschcriakov" Gcor~­ phiycr of the year: Washington. • Lamont Barnes, Temple; A.J. Andre Miller, Utah; Lee Nailoll.Bramlett. Arizona; Ehon Brand. Duke; Texas Christ tan. Lamar Odom. Rhode: ·(Continued from Page 4) Rodney Buford. Creighton; Mateen Island; · Scott Padgett, Kentucky;· Nashvtlle goalie Mtke Dunham , who 4-2). Rookie Mark Parrish scored two seven games. Cleaves, Michtgan State. Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State. second-period goals and goalie Kirk Vladimir Tsyplakov extended his earned his ftfth victory in st~ mcs Moments after rookie goalie Baron Davis, UCLA; Khahd EI- • James Posey. Xavier; Mkhael Mclean made 39 saves as Florida goal-scoring streak to four games with 35 saves and exte~ded the Manny Legace robbed Greg Johnson Amtn. Connecticut; Evan Eschmcyer, Redd, Ohio State; Omar Sneed, won at Philadelphia, extending the with a short-handed effort against Kings' home winless streak to six (0- from pomt-blank range, Northwestern; Marcus Fizer, Iowa Memphis; ' Wally Szczerbiak, Miami•.. , . ·Flyers' winless Streak to seven Krivokrasov's team -high ninth goal State; A.l. Guyton, Indtanll. Ohio; Kenny Thomas, New Mex1co';: ' games. Richard Hamilton, Conneclicut; Ty WashmglOn, MISSISSippi State. put the Predators ahead to stay. Harns, Ten : Jumame Petr Svoboda scored the only goal for the Flyers, who outshot the 'Panthers 40-15. Philadelphia' 0-5·2 streak matched its longest winless ~treak since the 1994 club went 0-6L In Division VI's Regi on 23, the In, the Ohio High School Athletic The game marked the first appear- Association's final football rankings Tornadoes (4-6) finished 13th. one ance in Philadelphia for Florida report for 1998, Meigs and S,outhern place ahead of PortSmouth Notre coach Terry Murray since he was made it into the upper half of their Dame , two spots· uheaU of fired after guiding the Flyers to the respective diVIStons. Portsmouth East .and three rungs Stanley Cup finals in 1997. · In Division Ill's Region I I, the ahead of TVC Hocking Divis111n ', Oilers I, Senators 1 Marauders (9-1) ftnishcd lOth, five rival Waterford . Local teams hchind Andrei Kovalenko scored with 14 places behind Southcastem Ohio them wete Eastctn (the 0-10 Eagles seconds left in regulation to lift Athletic League co-champton finished at 21st) apd South Galli a Edmonton into a tie at Ottawa. Jackson (9-1 ), a cast coa,hcd by (the 0-10 Rebels we're lied l'or 26th Kovalenko beat Senators goalie Gallia County native Randy Layton. with Berne Uniqn Sugar Gmvc, Ron Tugnutt with a shot from a sharp Behind Meigs were Tri-Valley Jcwcu Sci a and Mcchan1c~I1UJ g) angle for his sixth goal of the season. Conference Oh1o Dav1sion 11val In D1vi sion IV 's Reg ton I 6. R1vcr Ottawa's Andreas Johansson Vmton County (the Vtkmgs. coached Valley's 0-10 fmish prcctpitatcd tts scored his seventh goal with 6:34 by Gallia County native Man Queen. tymg C1ncinnat1 finncylqwn. Rock remaining in the third period to put finished 20th) antt Gallia A'ademy Hill and Zane Trace fm 261h piau:. the Senators up I -0. (the Blue Devils fini shed at 23rd) Edmonton goalie Bob Essensa USBWA places Martin, Redd, Szczerbiak on CRT candidate list DON TATE POMEROY, OHIO RS, ,(614) 992·6614. (800) 837·1094 Sat. 9 am•4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·5 pm Gee shot the Oilers 34-27. The tie ended Ottawa's six-game losing streak to · Edmonton, dating back to Jan. 18, . 1994. Maple Leafs I 0, Blackhawks 3 Mats Sundin scored three goals as Toronto won a rout at Chicagp, leaving the Blackhawks winless in theiF last eight games. Sundin got to Chicago goalie Jeff Hackett for his sixth career hat trick. Hackett had such a rough night he was pulled three minutes into the final period after surrendering his fifth and stxth goals on JUst 21 shots. Toronto then added four goals. against backup Mark Fitzpatrick,. sconng six times overall in the finall period. , . It was the first time i~ 10 years the Blackhawks, 0-7-1 in their last eight,. had given up 10 goals in a game., They lost 10-3 to Boston at home on Oct. I6, 1988 . Canucks 4, Flames 3 Bryan McCabe scored in his first game back after a contract dispute as Vancouver defensemen accounted for three goals in a victory over · Calgar)l. 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Guard Antonio Falu averaged 22.1 points and 8.7 asststs and 3.3 steals last .season ' while leading Houston Waltrip to the Class 4A state championship and forward George Williams averaged 13 points, 15.3 rebounds and four blocks per game It's not. as a junior for Houston El~ms . "He makes people feel comfort- Center Chris Anderson averaged able, not like he's.a superstar and you 10. I points and 7.7 rebounds last can'ttalk to him," guard Roy Spears seasqn for Blinn Junior.,College. the f1rst four games of a Six-game 1\11 lho <l\ lf'- 1'1.1) j l l'11 I 11" J w said. "He greets everyone with qpen anns. You fe<l comfortable and not afraid to tell him what'.s on your ALManager of the Year made 33 saves as the Senators out- CLJ:V[LANO INIJJ ,\NS N.unLd D.lll' Kdlcl l)ni\1011 By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Torre was overwhelmingly voted AL Manager of the Year today after leading the New York Yankees to one of the most successful seasons 'in baseball histol'}'. Torre, who tied Texas' Johnny Oates for the award two years ago, got 23 first-place votes, four seconds and one third for 128 points tn voting by the Baseball Wnters' Associatton @~ I ~ I I )i 'Pomeroy l.l· ~ J\Icu~ ,\men ca n Lt•ag.;t' BALIIMDRL ORIOLES A~n.>t:J In lt·~n l ~ 1\llh RHI' M1kc rl1mlin nu :1 fnur-,.:,~u w rllr.tc:t N.mlc1l ' M:uv Folc}' fir>t bJSC l'O,J l'h ni1d hniL'<' K"nn plll' h · In!' : HOUSTON (AP)- Most college basketball fans come to see the players. At the University of Houston, they're coming to see the coach. The Cougars aie preparing for their first season under future Hall of Farner Clyde Clyde Drexler, who ·surprised fans this spring by retiring from the Houston Rockets to return to his alma mater. Drexler has yet to coach a regular season game. but all 8,500 seats at Hofhdnz Arena have been sold for evel'}' game thanks in part to a "Come Glyde With Clyde" advertising campaign. The school also has sold all 24 of its new luxury boxes for the next three years. That son of preseason frenzy didn't even happen during Drexler's Phi Slama Jama days. "Actually, it kind of takes pressure off us," said freshman Gee Ger-;in , son of former NBA great George Gervm who came to Houston specifically to play for Drexler. , ··-rhey are coming to see what Clyde does. It should be fun Clyde brings a lot of exposure for us. He's brmging the fans, and that bnngs attenuon to the team." The Cougars finished 9-20 la.<t season under Alvin Brooks. They went 2-14 in Conference USA to finish at the bottom of the league, the same place they'~e predicted to finish this season. Drexler, mmdfulthat hts presence could be a distraction, has closed practices to avoid what he calls "a circus atmosphere" of people watching his every move. "Coming right out of the NBAo, people are interested to know how .you like the coaching profession," Drexler said. "I just want the players to be totally focused for what we are tl'}'ing to do." With fans banned from practice, the Cougars are left alone with Drexler, whose presence could be intimidating. AL names Torre 1998's: Manager of the Year .. Mon.·Fri. 9 am·l IIJ I"' (If, 1-888-657-0977 1' ~1lk lll I~ u~lu r~ I'I ~.H· r Guaranteed No Busy Signals! Naliunal Foolb:~ll League WASHING rDN REDSK1NS Signed K B1 ctt ' Conwn~ to the practice sqund Brand New 1999 Pontiac · Montana 4 Door Extended \lli ]JJ[nL · Web TV or Computcn lllllll $ local.caJll UNLIMITED Personal Access, Personlll E-Mail ACI:OWlt & 10 II1Cil of Personal Web Space I Refri'I!Jr rt~le u $16.9S p<r Mo. Transactions ' 1\J'q !lhl' ll\1 ()i\ ISIUil Drexler gets lion's share of attention in coaching Houston Meigs, Southern finish 1998 football season in upper half of OHSAA divisions' ratings " Onn't'a n~ Ch1 ·'!!o H r'm Colorndo at Vnnc- mrwr 10 p m Gf G.A 6 1 \ $150 for ll mootbo Sunday's 2amcs , l'm ~ hu r~ ll ~ Dragon Internet' . 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Hears t S F I' 2 177!! 14 AIL l:lb. Al:J. J.li II! 202 1012 .. ~ 0 73 4 219 966 44·H\ 8 R Smuh. Mut. J ~~ Pori land 2-ns 21 6 1203 7 4 I Sanders. Det I J\nrlcr~on Arl GJ1 S:m Jose ' l'ln<r I fit. 0 I 000 l 667 1 , l'ib. IlliDJ. 1718 16 -~ AIL!&m. 189 117 . ~09 189 160 104 20\ 107 147 86 Ru!~hen WESTERN CO'IFERENCE Sc.11tle -·- Quartrrback:ii . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Sy MICHAEL A. LUTZ aqothcr dark night m 11.s blackest .'lea· son m ~3 :-cars. 'lllc Tigers were up and reponcrs. Friday,November13,1998 , l I (()1.1 , Fl·il•: l·: I B(l() H~~ () 117 <lf~ ~H II · VISITOURWEBSITEATwwwlompedencom All Pre-Owned Care and Trucks Sold A Limited Power Train Warranty Except Where Factory Warranty Applies• Ask Us About .Our Wide Range or Extent;led Service Plans. Tax • Tille ftea not Included. ' credit~;;~!!!!!!'!!"'!~!!! �• By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Page6 Friday, November 13, 1998 Learning to coAtrol temper- and salty mouth- can keep reader out of trouble black eye gootee and spaked haar When I stopped hy the shop dunng my lunch hour and .aw whal she had done, I was funous An hour later, I was stall fumang, so I phoned Lasa at the bouuquc Usang some very strong language, I lei her know exactly how I felt ahout her dcfacang Ann Landers 1""'1 L." -'~~1 :t.;, ~) Iloi lO. II ..r.J T Met. c• ..1 ... ~ .!!d ........ O..ar Ann Landers . My gorl fnend os part owner of a small hou llque I ga.e her a favonte portratl pholo of myself laken several years ago to hang an her shop She always ltked that ptcture so I had u framed hr. a professoonal and presented tl to her for her btrthday A few weeks ago, her 40 year old employee Ltsa took a pen and dclaced my ptcture by anktng tn a my p1cturc Now I am the one who IS beang hung oue to dry L•sa says I am unstable and abusove and possobly dangerous My g1rlfncnd s partner has forbtdden me from makang any more phone calls lo the shop and I am no longer welcome there In my opanoon Ltsa overreacted What do you thtnk Ann 1 Second Thought!iii m San Antomo, Tc:~as Dear San Antonio: Smcc I dtd not wnness the strong language. J am not competent to Judge whelher or nol Lrsa overreacted It sounds however as tf you really blew your top and fnghtcned her Your best bet IS to lei lhtngs cool down then wntc a leiter of apology to Ltsa and send her a houquct of flowers Chances are good that lime wtll heal the breach and your gorlfncnd wall let you know when u would be safe to VISit the bouuque agaon The lesson here 1s lo control your temper and never let you r mouth get ahead of your head Dear Ann Lanckrs· I had to wnle when I read lhe leiter from " At Wits ' End m the Mtdwest," whose husband was addtcted to lhe Inter net That letter hal home, because I realt1.cd that I too was addtcted I dtd everylhmg possoble to be on hne at a certatn hour for a chat wtth the ' man of my dreams ' I miSsed several appomtments left meeungs early and dectded agamst takmg a ntghl class because I mtght not be home tn lime to chat wllh thts fabulous man whom I had never met In retrospect I now know I was totally hooked on thiS person Ann I'm not a bramlcss dnz I m a churchgomg woman, lhe mother of four chtldren and actave tn the PTA No one would believe I was behavtng hke a love struck teenager We are no longer chatung After live months he dropped me and moved on I was devastated I am sull not complelely over ham Thank God, my husband IS a wonderful and paucnl man He has stayed by my stde through thiS whole ordeal I am now 111 counselmg and try mg to get my head back together My adv1ce to aay Internet c hatter ts' to realtz.e you are at nsk I wasted a lot of valuable hours on whal started out as a pastame and ended up betng an obsesston The ntghl my Internet lover told me 11 was all over between Saved from the furnace By Bonnte Shively Devottonal Wnter Vb ltcd Wtlltamstown W Va where I s10od amazed whale watchang the niany processes of glass. makmg Numerous furnaces g l o~>ed- hcatmg to 3 000 degrees 24 ho urs a day -w hol e the stdcs of the butldmg were opened and fans mcu lated the hot aor Huge hoppers of sand and other mgred1ents stood m the corner Thctr m oxture was heated together to form the glass One man dtpped a long pole onto a furnace and pocked up a glob of mo lten g lass blowang ll mto a bubble Another man opened a mold and on and on they hand earned the ptcce throug h each process untalll reached the pamttng room where part of the 600 employees hand pamted beauuful bell s pttchers lamp shades and many other decoratovc and useful atems These untquely handmade pocccs .ore shtpped all over th e wori(J The fi rst thong ! though of whe n I saw the pmk whale heal of the first furnace was Shad rach Meshach a nd Abednego The Btble mtroduccs them on the book of Dan tel Chapter I These three you ng men from the nobthty o f Israel were caplured by Babylonoans and taken to Kmg Nebuchadnezzar who wanted thetr names changed Hopt ng they would forgelthetr Hebrew upbrtngtng, he wanted to tram the mte lltgcnt we ll favored youn gsters three years before they sen ed m hts palace At the proper ltme the kmg tntervtewed them and found they were ten tunes better than all the others m hts whole kingd om Tome passed Nebuchadnezzar set up a senseless gold tdol 90 feet tall He dema nded lhat everyone tn the provmce fa ll down and wor shop the omage Somebody squealed o n Shadrach Meshach and Abednego They refused to obey The funous kmg ga'e them a second chance to bow down to the new god - turn or burn guys T hey replted If we are thro" n ort o the blaz mg furnace, the God :/c sene 1s '3hlc to save us from nc doe s not It and he Will rescue us even tf we want yo u to know 0 kon g that we wall not serve your gods or worshtp the omage of god that you have set up The angl) monarch o rdered the furnace heated seven tomes hot le t than usual and co mm ande d the strongest soldoers to ue the m up and throw them toto the blazes The tnlense heat kollcd lhc men who threw the lsrae lttes tnto the llames The kmg lea ped to ht s feet- Dtdn l yo u throw three men mt o the fore ' The a nswer Certamly 0 Kong Asto nos hed he shouted I ~Cl! four men walk1ng around 1n the f1rc unbound and unhanned .1nd the fourth loo ks lt ke a son of the gods T he conv mccd ruler ran to the dead ly lurnacc and veiled Scr vants o lthc M ost Htgh God co me out' Com e here ' The th1cc men L:amc out oft he fife As C\Ciy<mc CIOW dc d around them they nouccd that the lore had not harmed the 11 hodt cs nor was a hmr o n thc u head s1ngcd then robes were' nOl DRUG PROGRAM GIVEN -Julie Wandling, left, prevention apeclallst from Health Recovery Serv1ces, presented a tobacco, drug and alcohol awareness program at God's Neighborhood Escape for Teens on Oct 30 dunng Red Ribbon Week acttvlltes. Tile program focused on the physacal and psychosocial aopects of using alcohol and drugs Educattonal actiVItiea and games were used to tnform teenagers of the legal problems that occur with the use of drugs and alcohol. Kllth1 VanMeter, Health Educator from the Melgl County Prosecutmg Attorney's Off1ce assasted with the program Pictured With Wandling are Jennifer and Marla Schaefer, two of the teens who took part In the program. FRIDAY LONG BOTIOM - The Fanh Full Gospel Church, l,.ong Botto m hymn smg. Fnday 7 p m Fellowshtp to follow POMEROY Fnday s Fun Food and Fellowshtp wall be held God's Ne tghborhood Escape for Teens on WeSI Mam Slreet Pomeroy 6 10 30p m Fnr no ot her god can save m th1 s way W I shuddered as I looked onto those while ho t gas fored luo n,~ees on West Vn ga nta No body could posSJbly sur vovc m o ne except by the all powerlul ha nd o l God What an ancrcdtbl c moracul o us Bohle I1Uih 1 F.uhcr I pray we woll rea lize we have a lmng God who walks Wtlh US lhtuugh the ltcry [rt,ti S Of Jtfc rhank you lor yo ur gtUCIOUS presence e'ery day Amen Smplures Damel I and 2 Pbtlhp Kin1caid Navy Choef Petty O fltcer Phtlltp M Ktnc.ud a 1982 graduate of Sou thern Htgh Schoo l ts currentl y hallway through a se ven month deployment to Na\ al Stauon Roo- Grange meeting Du•rng th ~o: 11 unnn! ll;ll! l \'t..: d lli"IIUt.:lH II i;;llH)Ili!,;S lll:ll t..:" lllsllt..:~o: Wt.:.IJ1 tllh nuhttry H dllH il llllllil! 111d Lt.: l Ill 1p I I.: Hl ll h! t::tl lllk s) nnhlll } physH. 11 lltlll:"" l!hl ud 111d h t~lo r y 1nl.l11 ld1t1ons Army H.tllhillt..,lh\: ... on o il 1\.\ Tt.:llu.: I " uul S.111daol lltl lhall •I Rutluul Ht.: IS·' I1JIJH ~I ldU lit.: ll Mt.: l •s fl l I St:huol tng that the state bakong contest fo r subordonate youth and young adult/marneds wtll be held at the Dec j meeting Delegates to the stJtc scss1on Tom Bartle; and Ray Mtdktll reported on reso lutto ns and cv~.:.nts lrom the meetmg Janis Macomber commumty se1 vrcc ~.: h mrpc r son reported that the even ts held recently Dyer reported Ill~ CJL::tH 'C..:S lor 'Annual • TURKEY DINNER Rutland Grade School Thursday, Nov. 19, 1998 MARIETIA- Washmgton State Communuy College board o f trustees regular meetmg, Monday 7 p m at college s commumty room SERVING STARTS • 5:00 P.M. 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Store, Joe's Country Market, Gr~'"'"rv All Vol. Firemen lnct o f11ce •2&, • Cadillac luxury Equtppad • V8 Power • lealher lntenor 1998 Cadillac DeVille I Tl laullll'lll • FtAiy Powered • Akrnlnum Wheels • TOially Loaded! 20,950 8 •leather lntenor • 3800 V-ll Powe1 1998 Buick Park Avenue 11 II £1111• 11'1111. • Power Dnvers Seal • Tolaly Loaded! th~.: Starting Low As 18 850 1 ' 1998 Chevy Astro LS All Wheel Drive 1411111Ckl • Vor1ec V-ll Power • loaded With Much Morel 11,950 1 • 3800 V-6 Pow81 • Power Wondows 1998 Buick LeSabre Custom 711 Alls11n11 • Power Door Locks • Fully loadedt hu!ldtng Lllllllllltlcc The Th,mksgovong donner w tll beheld nn S.llurd.ty Nm 2 1 w oth .1 potluck ,\[ 6 ~0 pIll loll owed h) lun IHghl ldl\ 1\1\:S A tot.ll ol "\9 mcm ht.::rs theN,,, y 111 I'J X2 grn m Common weal th llmversrty women s acuvmcs chairman report the uc l s .!lcrl h tttal1 on H ~.: J(lln~.:d ncsvrlk Mu theme of the program presented bv Lct:tUicr Vu.: kr Smith al tht: recent mceung ol' Star Grange 778 RC"Udtngs A Song ofTh.mksgl\ on g hy Judy G ann awa) and Thanksg tvang Prayet b) Connte Whole al o ng wllh ro ll call o n thank lulness v. eoc onduded o n \ he pro gram Patty Dyer master prestded at the meetmg wtth Jane t Morns St.U~.; s~o:ssto n She also rcporlcd th.tt she h 1s hC~.:n w01 km g on a qurh for tht s yc u s p10J~o:d MaL omhcr also l~o:J1 0it~o:d on st..:vcr.ll lund rar srn g Du 11 11g th~,: d c ploym~.:nl Km 11J ~ lillll ' tSS IS1\:d Ill Lk.tn Up !.!l (ot(S lllc..:l lh\: tiHHlg~o: L IU s~o:d hy Hulfl Nathan Halfhtll Aom y Pvt N tlh 111 I lltlllllll h '' grud u.lt!.!t.l l wm h I" 'L IHii llu y 11 u n mg .11 l n11 Lum ud W11llJ W1y Wmtc1 and Thanksgl\ mg: was the tsstgned to U S Nav 11 Mohtl c Con structt on B.utah on SEVEN home hasl.!d 111 G ull[lt lrl Mls '\ Whole deployed the untl .lets ts 1.: nated euhcr the flu spreads qul(kly through the general populallon That means lots of Stck days lost work hours and less wages Vaccmau ng ktds would reduce the llu s tmpacl on adults' producu vuy who le potenually I;>oosung students performance by rcducmg sock days saod researc hers at Vtr- Society Scrapbook Puctto R1 co wh tl c kndmg pro' tdcr~ Smcc nMny adults arcn 1 vacct- otlu.:c hurldm g grange rcLc rvc frfth plal:c m the l:Ommunrty scrvrcc notch ook at lot\.\.trtJ pt t.:sc tH:r.; .md prov1d111g ~.:o n s i1Ut.: t1on s upport to th ~.: rt::glon adult famtl) members and daycare MONDAY LETART Letart Townshtp Tru stees Mof1day 4 10 p m .11 the cued has se1vants 1 ' He pra1sed the young: men who ret used to se rve I. -Send questions to Ann Lan· ders, Creato rs Syndkate, 5777 W, Century Jlh d, S uite 700, Los Angeles, Cali( 90045 SATURDAY POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meogs Chapter, Daughters o t the Amencan Revolutaon, regular meet tng, Saturday I 0 a m al the Pomeroy Ltbrary Mrs Ray Reynolds wall pre sent a program on nallo nal de fense Hostesses Mrs Gerald Powell Mrs Eoleen Buck and Mrs Larry Wtley was no sme ll o l fore o n them lmm edt.ud y the em ted kmg excl,umed Bratsc he to the God ol Shadr.och M es ha ~h and Abcdncgo who h,\S se nt hts angel .md res anv god exce pt the or own God He luothcr decreed thattl anyone satd anythmg .1gomst God they would he cut on to ptcces and the tr houses turned to pales ol ruhhle DENVER CAP) Wo ndcrong why you re gelling those aches fever.;, chtlls' Take a closer look at those ltttlc people you come m con tact w uh Medtcal researchers rccom mend that schoolchtldren across the natoon get annual flu shots to help control the va rus rampant spread thrs wmter In a new study researchers satd 45 percent of a ll schoolchtldren get the llu often passmg 11 along to Community Calendar scon:hcd and Lhcn: sevelt Road w1se 1s suffic1ent Researchers recommend flu shots for children to save money, s1ck days Sermonette Rnently I us because hiS wtfe felt threatened, I cned myself to sleep Please warn your readers, Ann Tell them how dangerous and destructiVe the Internet can be HUrt by the Surf ..Qoar Hurt. You let them know 10 a way that I never could have Thanlc; you And now you must stay strong and not be tempted to sneak back for a peek ' As wuh any addacuon, JUSt a taste' can get you hooked agam To those readers who see themsches, I say, 'A word to the UIOAChevy Lumina 14 11 CMIII fr•l J Uilll l l s IIlli \ISilllh c llJ OY~o:d I potiUt.:k sup po.:1 pto.:udtn~ lh~o: tn~o:dln g CE Owners or agents of Pomeroy rental housing units, Inspection permits are~ required per Pomeroy Ordinance #622 by November 15, 1998. Penalties will be assessed after this date. • Power Windows • Power Locks • CruiSS Control • Ttlt Steenng • F~y loadedl 1-998 Chevy Malibu 11 II Clllllllnll • CI\Jise Control • Power Windows • Till SieenrNJ ' Fuly Loadedl • Powe1 Locks VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com 475 South Church Street Ripley WV I BOO 822 li-117 372 :!844 Monday·Satunlay 9 a DL • 9 p n1 • Sundlly I p.m. • 8 p m Friday, November 13, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 1 ' MEIGS COUNTY DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES -.ony, 11or T-. s.ct sw sw NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE The lands, lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by the County Treasurer of Metgs County, with the taxes, assessments, Interest and penalties charges thereupon agreeable to law, are contained and descnbed m the folloWing ltst· Acna,l03-00764 001. Fotmor, Oonttld R.I/Or c.ro1, Sect 4 (Nome, O..Crlptlon, TDIII Tues. _, I I I I I " * * PeilelliM) Bedfotd T,wp ' llhlgs LSO 01-011030 000, ~m. Gory & Lena Beohllm, Stet 6 w 112 of NE 114 of sw 114 21A, TOIII $59.1111 01-ootl3t .000, Buhllm, Gory & l.eno Ba-m. s.ct 6 w 112 of SE 1/.t of SW 114 11.38A, Total $338A2 01.otl032.000, Baham, Gory & l.eno Ba-m. Set 6 E 112 Of SE 114 Ex 057A Ex. 8173A314A, T<*l $8.84 Ol.ootl71 .000, BenUey, Jerry, Lot Sect 28 E Une of Sec 34 on W Une of Froc. 34 1.50A, TOIII $10.44 01.otltl72.tiiiO,IIenlley, Jerry, Lol Fr. 34-28 Joining E. Une of Sec 34 NW Cor 1A, TOIII $7.22 01-00673 000, BenUey, ~erry. Lot Stet 13-34 NE Cor of NE 114 of SE 1/4 Ex 2A SE 23.5IIA l;x 2 004A, totel $61.32 01.()()066000, Burson, Mark Owen, Sect 13 II! All gf S 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Rd Ex 16.37.\ Ex 16 37A 14 77A, Totel $312 75 01.ooo&7001, Burson, Mark Owen, Sect 18 T3N R13W 1 50A Out of 3 96A S 112 of NW 1/4 1 BOA, TDIII $22.49 01·00569 001, Groene, William E &lor Chrlollne A., Fraction 2 T3N R13W 1 507A Out of 91 20A 1 507A, Tolll $109 34 01·00350.003, Hullman, Gregory E , Sect 30 T3N R13W Tract 9 Porco! 2 1 233A Out of 2 075A 1.233A, Total $208.61 01-00351 .006, Hullman, Gregory E , Sact 36 T3N R13W Tract 9 Parcel 1 1133A Out of 9 685A 1133A, Total $16 09 01-00510 003 , Sellock , Robert J ~r &lor Joolene M, Secl30 T3 R13 W 1/2 ol NW 114 5 103A out of 75 OOA 5 103A, Total $71 87 01-0051 o 004, Setlock, Robert J Jr &lor Joalana II, Secl30 T3 R13 W 112 of NW 114 5 137A Out of 75 OOA 5 137A, Ioiii $72 35 01·00510 005, Sellock, Robert J Jr &lor Jootana M , Soc ~ T3 R13 W 112 of NW 114 5 174A Out of 75,00A 5 174A, TotaiS72 74 01-0D770 000, Shaw, Lynn D. &lor Mary Ellzobolh S,, Lot Socl 17 W PI of 77 72A E PI of NW 1/4 E of Rd 16A, Tolll $.40 OI-ODT71 000, Shaw, Lynn D. &lor Mary Elizabeth S, Lot Stet 17 NW Pt. Ex 1A School Lot 56 39A, Total $631.11 01-00722 000, Smllh, Rebecca, clo Rebecca Johnston, Lot Sect 27 Mid on E Une Ex 12A N W PI 114A, Total $614 33 Choallr'lWp Eastern LSD 03·00052 000, Baker, Mildred L &lor Lloyd L., Block 1 Route 248 85'x102' Joining VIllage 20A, Tolll $8606 03-00053 ooo, Baker, Mildred L &/or Lloyd L, Sect 24 Block' 1 83'x78 NW Corner Wells Addn 15A Approximately, Tolll $37 17 03-00080 000, Ba01, John L , Soct 6 (640) Stet 6 T2 R13 W of NW 114 Ex 1A Ex 2 75A 36 25A, Tolll $10611 03..()0963 000, Brooks, Kevin E & Tanya S , Lot 11 Block N2 E 1/2 of Lot #I 48 x70 5, total $5 84 03·00964 000, Brooke, KOvln E & Tonya S , Lot 12 Block 1 Ex SE & NE E 112 of Lot 112, Total $5 84 03-o0965 000, Brooke, Kovln E & Tonya S , W 1/2 of Lot N1 48'x70 5', Total $Ji 84 03-00966 000, Brooks, Kevin E & Tonya S , Lot 12 Block 112 W·112 2, Total $9112 03-D0967 000, Brooka, Kevin E & Tonya S , Block N2 W 112 Lot 13 To1at $217 61 03-01680 000, Carl E Smith Petroleum Inc , Working OUI of 75.38A In W 112 of NE I/41AOA, Tobll $121.W RI3W T2N I OOA Out of 07-.otiO, , . _ , Gary 2.23A I OOA, Tobll$434.13 1/or Marilyn, s.ct 24 (100 03· 00714 000, Folmor, 170) 6 75A, TOial $11 T1 Oonold R 1/<K CorDI Am, 07.00794.000, Cooper, Gttry Sect 4 Lot 13 2.23A Out of 1/or Marilyn, s.ct 23 (16G51 ti5A eoll'o Sub Ex lA 1168) E End 26A, TOial 1.22VA New Survey, TOIII $72.68 $5475 07-otl795 000, , . _, Gory - 0 0 1 , Fronk, Lasllo 1/or Merllyn, s.ct 23 w 112 V 1/or Rhonda J , s.ct 5 of E 75A 16G-11116 Ex T2N R13W 1.00A Out of 13.5686A 26 4314A , TDIII 173 90 22.00A 1.011A, T<*l $442 09 03 -00397 ooo , Frool, 07.00796 000, Coopor, Gary Richard Et At, C/o Richard 1/Dr Morltyn, s.ct 23 (160Froot, Block 11 Route 1248 11M) E End on N Una Ex Part of 15 22A, Totel 13A E 9A. Totel $2516 $26007 07.00797.000, CoOper, Gary 03-01341 001, Jonu, &lor Marilyn, s.ct 24 (100Cteyton D , s.ct 4, T3, R12, 170) Unci 51& of SE 1/4 of SE N 1/2 of NE 114 2.811A OUt of I/433A, Total $92.23 07.00168.000, Dolley, Elaon tiOA, T<*l $20.48 Q3.00705 000, Klmoo, Jomett Ray, Sect 18 5 88A of 87 65A R.. Lot 120 Block 12, Totel All s ol Public Rd Ex 73A 5.88A Ex 1.7678A, TDIII $253.53 Q3.00790 000, Mcintyre C D , $56 72 s.ct 28 NW Prt of Free 24 ONXI168.000, Dolley, Elson Ray, Sect 11 -1 8 All Ex .21A, Total $758 61 03-00792 OOO,·Mclntyre C D , Mlnerala Ex 5 8A Ex 73A Ex NW Prt of FI'IIC 24 Sect .IIIlA, 1 40A Ex 1 253A 58 387A, Tolll $230 911 TDIII $5511 Lee, Q3.00793 000, Mcintyre C D , 07 -00226 007, Sect Frac 24 28 W 112 of Frederick A , Lot 7 t OOA Loll 180 & 179 T2N RI1W Frac 24 41A, Totel $81 53 03-00794 000, McintYre C D.,l 05A Out of 52A & liSA Out Sect 28 (640) .20A of 1 79A of100A, Totel $97.84 07-00384 000, Long, Donnie, In N Pit NW of Rd Ex 011 Soc! 25 NE 1/4 Ex Coal & Gat .20A, TOIII $55 91 03-01436 000, Pooler, Oth Mlno 25A Oul 5217A William, Stict 24 (640) 2 90A 25 OOA, Tolll $186.40 of 44A Mid on W Line 07-oo385.000, Long, Dlnnlo, Sect 25 NE 1/4 Ex Coal & 2 879A, Tolll $790 94 03-00454 000, Pooler, Oth Min a 15 67A of 83.82A William Jr, Soc! 26 T4 Rl2 2 41A, Tolll $1,21917 OUI of SW Cor of 68A 8 &SA, 07-<10556 000, Powell, Ruth Ann, C/O VIllage Green Apto, TDIII $25 47 03·00986 ooo, Pooler , Sect 23 2 18A of N PI 50 SA William Jr, Sect 26 (640) W end Ex 1A on N Llno Mid on S Una 58A9A, Tolal 218A, Total $161 70 07·00689 000, Prolllll, $84515 Pamela S , c/o Pamela 03-00610 001 , Richard, Iva Renee, aectl9 T4 R14 Part Ballard, Soct 13-18 S Part Ex SA Ex 1 45A 9 09A Jx of SW 114 1.50A Out ol 1 904A 7186A, Totel'$66612 3 30A, Tolll $577 02 03.01680 000, Carl E Smith 07-00697 000, Smith, Lewla, Petroleum Inc , 1505, Total clo Sandy Malone, Lot 29 Old Portland, TDIII $30 28 $10315 07·00s98 000 , Smith, Lewis, 03-01442 001, Stuckey, William R. 1/or Saundra S , c/o Lewis Smith, Lot 25 W sect 33 T3 R12 SW of SE 1/2 Old Porii~V~d, Total Part 2.01 05A Out of 61 30A $29 97 07-00101 000, Tadlord, Roy 2 0105A, Total $1,311 08 M &lor Dobra, Lot 58 New 03·01415 ooo, Yockey Pauline R., Sect 9 (262) E PI Portland Glbb's Addn Lo158 (103.1'11206), total $50211 of !rae 3 6 SOA, Tolll $51 64 07·00171.000, Wllflner, CheeterTwp. < Ch,rlo•,'l'ft S.Ct 34 '118GMalgaLSD ' 04-00080.004, Eblin, Gerold 11113) E End of W 1/2 50A, C &lor Sheila K , Sect 12 T2 Tolll $209 66 Wagner, R13 1 253A Out of 119 36A 07·00894 000, Char loa F, Sect 34 (16G1 253A, Tolll $507.49 1183) E End Ex Coal29 20A, Columbia 1Wp Tolll $570 93 Alllcandor LSD Wagner, Os-D0837 000, Bailey, Murrell 07-00895 000, Charles F Soct 11 33 (1600 &/or Pamela D, Sect 15 Fr 6 SE Cor of 55A NE Cor 1184) NW Cor Ex Coai20A, Ex #4 Voln Coal 2 SOA, Total Total $55 90 07-00896 000, Wagner, $157 96 Charles F, Sect34 W 112 Ex 05-00382 007, Bruner Land Coal SW Prl 160A Lot Company, Inc , c/o Nick Johnson Sect 7 T9 R15 33 70A of 77 49A 33 70A, Parcat 7 12 169A Out of Total $94.25 07-Cl0250 000, Ward, Troy E , 132 044A 12 169A, To1al S 18 T2 Rl1 W112 N 112 of $80.14 05-00382 014, Bruner Land 65A Lot 175 Ex 1 SA Ex 1 SA Company Inc c/o Wayne 8.39A, Total $23.58 Warner, Bayha, Sect 7 T9 R15 Parcel 07-00314 002, Michael E &lor T Darlene, 14 5011A Out of 132 044A 160A Lot 1173 T3 R11 5 011A, Total $3310 5817A, Total $49 52 05-00651 000, Sheollna, 07-00958 000 Wetherholt, Danlol E, Lo1 3 75xl00, Manning El AI & Mar)< Total $20 31 05·00653 000, Shoallna , Frances Smith c/o John Roger Sml1h, Sect 25 3 112 Daniel E , Lot 9, Total $48 13 Ex BOA 79 20A, Total 05-00562 000, Thompaon, Terry D &lor Judith J , Stet 5221 26 07-00545 000, Williams, 18 SW Part of SW 1/41 50A Sandra K Sect 20 NE of Total $30910 05·00492 000 , Zeigler , 56A SE Corner 2 25A, Total $49 94 Tlmoth J . &/or Kristin C Letart Twp. Sect 15 4 2 50A Out Dl Southern LSD 102 04A 2 SOA, Total $299 06 08-00135001, Elias, Janet LebanonTwp K, 160A Lot 1190 T2 R11 Eastern LSD 08-00036 001, Boggs, Troy 36 289A Out of 108 867A Eugene &/or Tammy Lynn, 36289A,Tblal$12951 Soot 28 T3N R11W E Side 08·00315 001, Hill Paul Jr ol NW 114 2 269A Out of &/or Carol 100A Lot 249 T2 R12 1A Out of 2 05A lA, 45 OOA, Total $46 41 Total $526 37 06 -00030 000 , Dailey, Michael L Sect 28 SW Part 08-00135 002, Murphy, Irene N of SE 112 Ex 3A 4A, Total C, 180A Lo1 1190 T2 R11 36 289A Out of 72 578A $9572 06·00135.001, Gheen, 36 289A, Total $129 51 Michael &lor Janina, aact 33 08 -00135 000, Neumann, T3 R11 E Part of NE 1/4 2A Karon L, Soot 11-25-31 All Ou1 of 103A 2A, Total Ex Lot NE 1 80A HWY & Coal 72 578A Ex 36 289A $830 23 36 289, Total $129 51 Interest Owen Damewood 06-00063 ooo, Hamrick Well #505 Land Owner, Total Wanda L & Glenn C , Sect 08-00250 000, Patteraon, $10315 11-22 S Part Ex Fltchlo Larry &/or Sandra, Lot 19 on 03·00020 000, Oaan, Robert Wiley S II 31 A, Total $24 86 Road Joining Village .50A, W &lor Rosemary A , elo 06·00064 000 Hamrick, Total $313 84 Nancy Hulae, sect t9 S part Wanda L & Glenn C , Sect 08-00251 000, Patterson, o1 Rd 34A, Total $385 11 11-22 SE Corner Above Larry &lor Sandra, Lot 19 03·00489 000, Deem , Dawltta Run Ex lA 6 65~. 54 E Slda 10A, Totol $ 25 18 Anthony W &lor Wendy R , Total $14 49 Lot (262)5 7A ol 67 05A NW 06·00065 000, Hamrick, 08 00252 000, Patteraon, 114 Ex 1 001A Ex 1 007A Wanda L & Glenn C , Sect Larry &lor Sandra, Lot 14 3 632A, Total $53 07 11-22 E ol Long Bottom & 54 E Side, Total $10 40 03-00870 000, Dill Steven R Hazel Part ol 8A 65A, Total 08·00891 000, Proffitt, Mark, clo Tom Proflltl Lot 1640 &/or Joanne, c/o Steve Dill $1 66 Sect 12 R1 2 (640) T3 SW of 06 00149 000 , WosUall , 006A, Total $1 60 CR SE 1/4 & 1-1 12 A E ol VIrgil Eugene &lor Fey Sect 08 00436 000, Rlllle, Dale sw 1/4 45 16A Total 28 Part of35A NE of SW 114 &lor Lutz Pam, Sect 6 (1 oo222)WEndPrtof4285Aon NW ot SE 114 Total $29 04 $656 57 N Line 1 SOA, Total $203 87 03-00671 000 Dill Steven R LebanonTwp 08-00533 OOO, Rhodea, &lor Joanne, clo Sieve Dill Southern LSD Sect 11 (640) T3 R12 NE 07 00002 ooo Adams Alver Corwin, Et AI, C/O Joaoph A Part of NE 1/4 & W PI of NE A , c/o Jane Foster Adams, Farra sect 11-36 (2151 E End ot 62 50A 13A, Total 114133A, Total $441 67 Lot 28 Old Portland, Total $180 46 03-00619 000 Dillon, Paula $14 36 K , Sect 27 (262) SW Corner 07·00015 000, Allen Rodney 08 00462 002, Terzopplouo Ex 29 50A 29 50A Total & Raymond Mila Soc Lot Danny J' 100 A Lot 219 & $970 24 100A 148 3A of 35 50A Beg 220 T1 R11 2 568A In Lot 03-01683 ooo Dillon, Paula 1127 Fr SW Cor 3A Total 219 & 596A In Lot 220 3 164A, Toll! $211 43 K , Sect 33 (640) SE Cornar $57 50 08 00264 000, Wolle, 07·00995 000, Barber, VAn Franklin A, sect I OOA, Total $9 28 12 _ 31 03 00660 000, Family Resort Lee, Et AI Sect 14 15 NE (160-1194) NW PI of Ex Coal Inc, S33 (640) 16 50A Out of Corner Out of 9A 81A, Total 19A Total $251 77 $5 59 109 86A E PT 01 SW 1/4 Ex Wolle, 07·00996 000 Barber Van 08 00534 000, Coal16 50A, Total $73 71 03-tl1442 000 Family Resort Lee Et AI, ST 1415 SE Prt ol Franklin A &/or Penny Sect Inc , Sect 33 (640) SW PT SAN End of W Prt Ex 1A & 11- 31 (160-1194) NE of SE & SE PT of SE 114 Ex 97A RT 2A, Total Shaon & Church Ex Coal 317A, Total $204 50 61 30A Ex 2 Ot05A 59 2895, $101 58 07 00344 000 Cobb, Russell Oliva Twp Total $17,807 38 EastornLSD D &/or Donna S Sect 30 a 08-01510 000, Steven 1/or Da~crab, Sect 35 ltlld of P8rt of 1/4 5.013A OUI of 45A 5.DI3A, Tobll$110..57 09-00o5e 000, - . , , D It , C/o .IMry Am Sclwhu, Sed ltl-24 E Side of 1112A Shop .tiiiA, Tobll $.42 Dl-00081 001, Berhr, Ouene F 1/or Cryltet F, IIIIIA Lot 104 SE Cor II8A Out of 2 OOA INIA, Tor-I a.rw S5U3 IJ9.02038.000, - · Dorio J , Royolly lnlenel ~ s .. rch Incorporated Cowdery Unll 12 Lend Owner, Total $517 Q9.02046 000, · Dorlt JS , Royolly tnterHI Energy ureh lncorporoled Cowd•ry Unll 13 Le11d Owner, TDIII 18.48 1111-00071 000, Bo-, Terry L 1/or Shllron K., oect 11 N 112 of SE t/4 of SW 1/4 Ex 6A 14A, Total $93.49 Q9.00166 11110, Booton, Dole Allen, Sect 35 T4 Rl1 Mid of S PI of SW 114 ol 30 565A 5 019A, TDIII $349.52 Q9.001111 000, Boston, Dole Allen, Sect 7 W Enci17.07A, T<*l $973 96 Q9.00170 000, BoGIOII, Dole Allen, Sect 17-18 SE PI 1.511A N Pl36 75A SE PI Ex 50A .20A, T<*l $4 47 Q9.00171 000, Boston, Dele Allen, Sect 17 TR In WEnd SE of Rd 2 77 A, Totel $27.98 Q9.00172 000, Boston, Oele Allen, Sect 17 W End 17 89A, ToteI $988.54 09 · 00252 000, Cou . .y, Rlcklo & Rose M , Socl 35 T4N R11W NW Cor of SW 1/4 lA Oul of SA 1A, Tote! $561 39 09·00814 000, £vano, Mlehael A &lor Lori, Sect 3 - E End B72A of 39.15 872A, Tolll $504 67 Q9.00811 000, Golf, Kevin Alvin, Sect 11 22 T4 Rl1 NW Cor E End Ex 1,25A 3 75A, Total $758 65 08·00284 ooo, Haymen , Patricia K, Secl30 T4 R11 S Part of SW 1/4 I 5496A, Total $558 10 09 · 00636 000, Helzer, Kenneth Et AI, Sect24 E 1/2 of SW 114 Ex 20A NW Ex 4,00A425A,Total$4883 09·00378 ooo, Honaker, Dwight C , lot I 390A Out ol 40A NE Corner I 39A, Totel $14 24 09·00229 005, Henetoy, Chrlatl D, 30A Lot 120 R11 T3 1 OOA Out Df 44 3988A, Tolll $153 21 09·00377 000, Honaker, Dwight, Sacl 28 SW 114 of SE 1/2 1 39DA, Total $1,150 45 09· 00373 000, Mcintyre, William A &lor Patricia L, . .ct 18 T4 Rl1 Mid on N Llnt(JjE~J~II.25~ 1 t,otal •$4d8n ' .~ 1 09·00859 000, Mondoloon, Jelfrty, Et AI, Stet 3 9 NW Prt of 43 45A E Prt Ex 1 50A W lA, Total $4 47 09-00689 000, Nutter, Jamoo T &lor Shirley M, Sect 8 42A Ou1 of 88A W End 42A, Total $11117 09-01152.001, Nutter, Jamoo 1: &lor Shirley M, Sect 8, T4,}111, 343A Out of9 58A 343A, Total $2 94 09·02020 000, Ohio L & M Co , Inc c/o Overbrook Cenlor, Royalty lnteroll Edit Roed Land Owner, Total $4 33 09·00882 000, Pooler, Michael E &lor Loll G, SE Pit of28 1/2S E Prt ol s 112 Ex 1 1/2 A 6 50A, Total $50 24 09·00883 000, Pooler, Michael E &/or Lola G , Sect n 34 NW Cor 6 50A, Total $50.24 08·00884 000 , Pooler, Michael E &lor Lola G Stc111 39 SW Cor S of Rd Ex 1 25A 75A, Total $322 18 09·00934 000, Pullins Floyd Daan, Soot 25 Trlln NE Car of Sect 25 1 50A, Total $33 03 09·01055 ooo, Pulmon, Wllaon 11, c/o Wilton Putman, Sl1-24 SW ol NW 114 &NWof NE1/4 1 0931A Out of 72 0985 1 0931, Total $31 77 09·01056 000, Putman, Wilson Junior & Fran coo Lucille, Stet 24 T4 Rll NW Corof7501AAiong1WpRd 313 1 30A, Total $359 44 09-0D183 000, Putman, Burl Jr, Lot Sact18 S 112 NW 114 NW 114 Rx 7A N 1Wp Rd 313 3 23A, Total $71 43 09-01169 000, Putman, Burl L Sr &lor Bonnie S , Sect 24 NE Cor of SW P,art of NE 1/4 3 49A, Total $328 64 09·00004 000, Rhodes, Charles E &lor Unda L , SW Cor 70A Lot 1119 2A, Total $565 19 09-01145 ooo Rood , Mar)orlo, Soct 4-10 Lot 1617 Dlv Randolph E ST 1 OOA, Total $4 89 09· 02013 000, Sampson, Ronald James Truotee or Successor RJ Sampson Trull, 30A Lot 121 T3 R11 1190A Out of 30A Lot 121 1 190A, Tolll SB4 55 09-01192 000 , Saraon, Wilkie, c/o Ruosell Blosser, Sect 16 SW Part Ex 1 112A W Part 8 60A, Total $50 17 09-00025000, Sml1h, Harold E Jr, Secl11-39 Mid on W Line Bel Rd 96A, Tolll ~~~~2 OOO, Webb, Guy D , Sect 36 NW Cor of NE 114 1 90A Ex 78A 112A, Total $322 37 09 01486 000, Webb, Guy David, Soct 36 NE Part of NW 114 Ex Coal Ex 16 613A 2 387A Total $65 06 Orango'lWp Eaotern LSD 1o 00540 ooo, Brookover, William E &for VIcky, Lot Hickory Acres Subdlv W 100 S 41S E 1118 N378 5' #3, Total $1,367 54 1000179001, Cline, ~~e,......tcl 3 T4 R12 NW 114 4 78110A Out of 31.011A 4 7890A, lOla! 164.30 10·00413 000, Curllo, llmolhy L 1/or Cryotal L, Lot Sed :l7 28 SW of E 1/2 2.50A, Tobll $290.25 11M10403 000, Hyaall, Dove F &/or Dlano L Frac s.ct 18 T4N R12W SW Cor 5.28A, Tobll $13710 10--G0449.000, Llnlcome, Rlta, Lot s.ct 12 36 NW Cor T4 R12 29.50A, Toll! $86 42 10«1178.000, MIIdlall, B Truatoe, Sect 34 T4 R12 NW 114 SA of 53 SOA SA, Total $1,622.28 1Q.00357 OOO,MIIchall,B Tru-, Lot Sect 35 SW Cor 50A, total $4 96 11Hl0356 000, Mllchall, B Truatoe, Lot Sect 34 W Sldo of NW 114 30A, total $17790 10·00703 000 , Richville Sportamen'a Club Inc The, C/o Rolph Capuano, Lot Stet 17 Und 112 BOASE Port of118A 1 OA, Tolll $278 88 10-00594 ooo, Ruooell, Eddie Jr , Lot SKI 10 Mid on N Une 2 SOA, Tolll $7.s10·005115 000, Ruooell, Eddie Jr , Lot Soct 10 SPort of E 114 Ex 1 47A Ex S4 42 99A, TDIII $180.39 1G.oOtl26 002, Sheela, ~liOn D, SKI 16 T4 R12 E Prt of W 1/2 20 932A Ex 10 929A 10 003A, Totel $188 77 1CHXIII83.001, Swoln, Lto 1:, Sect 3 T4N R12W SE Cor of 1 163A Tract 2 30A Out of 62 53A 2 30A, Tolll $16 70 ICHXIII83 003, Swain, Loe 1:, Sect3 T4N R121 037A Out of 61 517A 1 037A, Total $7 54 10-00683 004, Swain, LH 'I, Sect 3 T4N R1215 379A OUt of 6Q 48A Ex 14 68A 70A, Tolll $15 88 1 0·00010 000, T~plett, Jamoo C &lor Chovoller Stella L , Lot 7 90 3/4'xi51 ' W End, Total $19793 10·00691 000, Williamson, Wenda, c/o Suunno Grell, Lot Sect 29 NW of Woalherboo N Of Ad 28A, Tolll $2.10 10·00183.000, Wllllamoon, Wondo, C/o Suzonne Groll, Lal Socl 29 NE Cor of NW 1/4 2 50A, Totel $20 06 10·00694 ooo, Wllllamoon, Wanda, c/o Suzanna Grell, Lot Sect 29 NW Cor of 6910A NE Ex 9 44A NE SA, Total $32 99 Rutland'lWp MotgaLSD 11-00619 000, Barrett, Keith W &Jar Nancy Marlene, Sect. 26 Joining Mill Lot on ex #4, Vein Coal 1 1116A, Totel $107 SO 1Hl0970.000, Borrell, Keith & Noncy Marlena, Lot Secl 26 E Side of .:lOA E of Mill Lot 18A, Total $12.25 11-D0971 000, Barrett, Keith & Nancy Mertone, Lot SKI29 Lot30'x100 N of CR 069A, Total $3 51 11-00961 000, Bowland, Joe 1/or Polly, Lot Sect 36 E PT NE 1/4 SA out of 74 76A SA, c/o Joe Bowland Total s w. 26843 11·00719 000, Cochran, Jamea C. Et AI, Sect 4 T.6 R 14 NE Cor 121Aof72 SOA 12 &A, Total $37 25 11-00172 000, Caloman , Jerry L, Sect 10 2 022A oul of 52 8aA 2 022A, Total $85205 11-00622.004, Dalloy, Larel K, Stet 28 T6 R14 NW Pit 1.648A out of 7 5751A 1648A, Tolll $1,116 01 11-01261 001, Dalley, Lerol K, Sect 28 T6 R14 NW Pit 352A out of I 06A 352A, Total $18 48 11·00231 000, Dollavollo, Laura A , c/o Laura A Dowlll, Sect 27 Mid 29136A, Total $126 'n 11·00232 000 Dollavalla, Laura A , Lo1 Sect 27 Noar Mid of E 112 PI of 8 25A 3 57 A, c/ O Laura A. Dowtll Total $19 78 11·00233 000, Dollavolle, Laura A ,c/o Lauro A Dewitt Lot Sect ·27 Near Mid of W 112 Port of 16A 8 55A, Totel $33583 11-00422 000, Findlay, Nooml P , Lot #17 Hu1chlnaon Subdlv 11484'xl10 02', Total $446 44 11000379 000, Guinther, Paul J Et AI, CIO Pout J Guinther, Lol Sect · 6 Ex. 31A 27A, Tolll $124 43 11-00427 000, Hayaa , Theodore ~, Lot Sect. 14·6 1 50 oul of 33 38 1 50A, Tolll$5798 11-00500 000, Hyaell, Jamea F &lor Hysell, Jamea Gerald Emaraon, Lot Sect ·14·7 In NE PI of Soc & NW PT of Sec 1 4 50A, Total $431 37 11-Q0707 001 . Houaer, Frank W &lor Terrio L , Soel 16 T6N R14W 8 742A ou1 of 40 OOA 8 742A, Tolll $64 74 11 · 01277 003, Hugglno, Henry, Soot 35 T6 RI4W 6.531A out ol 13 167A 6 531 A, Total $48 26 11.01157 ooo, Jacko, Gerald G & JoAnn L Lo1 Soc1 -16 on N Uno ox 20A N ol E Prt 40A of 122 32W 40A, Total $244 83 11.01158 000, Jacka, Gerald G & JoAnn L, Lot Sect -16 In S Prt of NW 1/4 ex 40A SW SA, Tolll $48 36 11-0!1589 000, Kaulf, Paul M &lor Debblo S , SKI 12 T 5N R 14W SE Cor 1 OBBA of 43 107A, 1 088A Total $525 61 11.01177 001, Kauff, Paul M &lor Dabble S , Sect 12 Mid of E 112 n of CR Lol 6 1103A, Total $128 5~ 11 · 00454 000, Keesee, Jalnoa &lor Undo, Lot Sect -7 SW of NW 114 1 19A, Total Tob11S711.8 11·00451 000, Keeo. . , . . _ II« L.lndl, Lot Sect 13 E Pllt ex 11.88A 70AI4A ex 12.309A ex 18 027A 31148A, Tobll $275.10 11·00571 000, Kee . .e, . . _ E 1/or Undo E., Stet 13 on E Une neer ltld 6A, TOIII$1777 11·00572 000, Kee. .e, .._E. &Jo< Undo E, Sect 7 ltld on N line lilt toal unci 3.71A47 71A, TDIII $22006 11-00573 000, Koeooo, . . _ E 1/or Undo E , Sect 7 on w line nurMid 17.29A, Tobll$51.22 11~ 000, Knapp, Brian &/or Donna Marte, Lot 18 Hutchlnoon Subdlv 95'x115', TOIII $993.21 11·00786 000, Normon, Myrtle, Lot Stet 14 2 In N PI of 24 75A on SE Cor B7A, Total $287.32 11-00124 000, Peyton , Woyne 1/or "-t!!IHn, Stet 15 Mid on N Une 15 75A, TOIII $37l!s 11·00825 DOD, Poylon, Wayne 1/or KalhiH11, Sect 15-21 JltW Part taA, Totel $62.22 11·00826 000 , Peyton, Wayne &/or K8th1Hn, Sect l,f..15 NE Ex 3A NE 114 2117A, Total $62 64 11-00827 000, Peyton, Weyne 1/0f Kalhtoen, Stet. 21 8et Rd & E Uno ol Fr 1.SOA, Tollt $79.15 11-0D117 001 , Powell, Torr!, s.ct I T6, R14, Mid of S 112 1A out of 65 25A 1 OOA, Tolll $472 31 11·00029.000, Priddy, Pamelo J &lor David J , Lot Set:l 1,f..15 NE part of 47A I A, Toll I $138 73 11 · 00913 000, Rom111e, Delbert Howard c/o Tam Romine, Lot Sect 21 Near Cor N of RD 1A, Tolll $7 112 11-01059 000, Richmond , Donald R 1/or Lauro Lynn, Lot Sect 9 SE Comer 1 75A, Tolll $765 1t-01080 000, Richmond, Donald R 1/or Laura Lynn, Lot Secl 9 NE Part 33 25A, Tolll $532 112 11-01319 000, Rllchlo, Charita A Sr &lor Lori D , Lot Soot a N of Rd. 552A out of 89A 552A, Tolll SB48o3 11-0D7112 000, Slmpklno, Las Roy Sr c/o Joeoph & Kimberly Gilbert, Lot (7) Luh 1 Add 4, Total $434 72 11·01031 ooo, Snowden, Robart L , Lot SKI 30 NW Part 13.64A, Tolll $98 62 11·00701 004, Stewart , Kevin, Sect 3 T6N RI4W 874A out gf 21 'n6A 974A, Total $29 61 11·0051,6 ooo, Tyoon Drummer, Tere11 M , Lot Sect17 In cntr of Sec 41 285 of 82 BOA ex 1 893A 38.392A, TDIII $1,174.3& 11-00517 000, Tyoon Drummer, 1Tere11 M , Sect 16 Naar mid on N line B 42A, Total $10 21 11·00188 001, Thomo, Kaven D, FA 24 T6N R14W SW Cor 1 3137A out of 6 OOA 1 3137A, Tolll $14 83 11.01184 003, Walker, Danny L &lor Judy K , Sect 13 T6 R14 I OOA out of 94 396A Lo12 I OOA, Tolll $29 61 11.01190 000 , Wamoley, Samuel, Soct 18 Mid on S line ax 7 12A 74 26A IX 20 7816A 53 478A, Tolll $493 92 11-D0926 000, Young, Daniel W, &lor Linda K, Fraction 3 T6 R14 91A out of 63 75A 91AC, Total $1355 RU11and VIllage Meigs LSD 12-00344 000, Bowland, Joe &lor Polly, Sect 14 8 (840) NW Cor W of Bridge ox 1214il 4586A, Tolll $90 84 12-00275 000, Davia, Harold &/or Sherry, Sect 8 (640) 60x100 S part of SW 1/4 .25A, Total $172 01 12·00203 000, Mitchell, Beverly, c/o Joe Bowland, oocl 8 (640) S prt of 3 34A N of Bean N or CR 27A, Total $555 35 12·00245 000, Mllchall, Merlin M &lor linda L , E Port of SOA 107 112 on St. AI 124 332A, Total $57 06 12·00246 ooo, Mitchell, Merlin M &lor linda L, 140 Frntg St RT 124 W PI SOA 23 5 Frntg St Rt 124 168A, Total $63 09 12·00247 ooo Mitchell , Merlin M &lor Linda L, 197 Frontage on St R1 124 1 64A, Total $1 174 50 12.00188 001, Hysell, David W. &/or Penny K , On W lint S of NE Church Lot W 112 of Lot 14A out of 30A 14A, Total 5594 13 12·00204 ooo, Mitchell, Beverly, c/o Joe Bowland, Sect 14 8 (640) E of St Rd N of Bean 14A, Tolll $6 99 12·00344 001 Mitchell, Bev•rly, c/o Joe Bowland, SectS T6 Rl4 1214A oul of 58A 1214A, Total $27.53 12.00052 000, Prost, Dustin Alan , otct 8 (640) near NW SW 114 Bel Ad & CR out ol 60A 15A, Total $32 70 12-00278 000, Powell, Torry Lao Sr &lor Marilyn L , Sect 8, T6 R14 SW Cor of Lot #17 l~!~; ,g~~91A 24)6A, L, Lot I Longotreth Add, Tobll$1418 13-011043 000, Beae, John L, Lot 7, Tobll $207.17 13-«KJ44 000, a•••, John L , Lot I, Totll $71 78 I:HJ0113.000, Cummlnt, Cerl Albert El AI, s.ct I on s line Dl SW 1/4 ox 14 Vain Coal 75A, TDIII $240 711 13-00210 000, Goble, tJtrry W &lor Cheryl D , Betc 15 36 W of NW/14 Ex 14 Vain Cool ox 7 64A 4 28A, Tolll $52.16 13-00210 001, Goble, Larry W &/or Cheryl 0 , Sect 36 T7N AI 5W 7 64A out of II 92A 7 64A, Total $218 19 13·00777 000, Heyoo, , . _ , . P , Stet 18 T8 R15 Near Mid on N line out of 94 06A 5 03A, TDIII $138 65 13-00771 000, Hayoa, Theodore P, Sect 18 Near Mid on Uno E PT fl ol Ad out of 99 53A 5 47A, Tolll $1,264 51 13· 00330 000, ~OWtll, Monford 1/or Joyce c/o Menford Jewell, Sect 14 N of E 166A ex 14 Vein Coat out of 40 546A 4 OOA, Tolll $110.23 13 00732 001, McCloud, Darrick & Candy, NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sect 25, TIN R15W 4A out of 28 329A 4 OOA, Total $445 58 13-00574 008, Rife, William E &/or Chrlotlne G , Sect11 T8 R15 Lot t14 5 835A out ol 271687A 5 835A , Total $201 84 13·00671 000 , Sorrell , Wilbur &lor Lively Dobra, Soct 15 27 SW Cor Ex School Lot ox 48 93A 1 30A, Tollt $125 16 13·00774 000 , W~ghl, Ronald G 1/or Unda , Sect 24 T7 RIS SW Part out of 90 19A38A, Totel $1,9t2 32 Sallobury 1Wp MtlgtLSD 14-00961 000, Anopach, Eugene F. &lor Judy, Sect 34 (1D0-327) 50 x75' W Sl Rd 117 PI of 54A 07 A Total $1112 14-00054 001, Barnell, Roclgor 1/or Bottle, Stet 32 T2 R13 NW Corner of 40 15A 8908A OU1 of 40 15A 6908A, Totel $47 04 14• 0~060 000, Botoy, Thoma• Et AI, Soct 36 (1D0315) Noar SW Cor W of Ad 4 SA of 8 SA 4 50A , Tolll $36882 14-00229 004, Casey, Jamea Woaloy Jr &lor Rhonda Lynn, Soct 3 T2 Rl3 1 503A out of 2 78A 1 503A, Total $99399 14.01077 001, Colburn, Rick &lor April, Sect3 T2N Rt3W 2 OOA out of 19 OOA 2 OOA, Total $85 57 14-00237 000, Corcllah, Joel Marc, Sect 29 (640) Mid of S 112 78.25A, Tolll $241 16 14-D0248.000, Dean, John W &lor Belinda K , Sl 36 SE Prt of SE 1/4 All W of Rd 157A Trac1 9 30A, Total $131 52 14·02238 000, Estate of Norman F Rohrkaate, Working lnteroot Robert B Burdette land Owner, Totel $2.48 14·00410.000, Folmer, Daniel R &lor Dobra L , Sect 8 (640) NE Part Bat Pom Chao Ad & Foroot run 4A 2 35A, Total $231 13 14-00518 000, Graham , Michael &lor Charyl Lynn, Stc1 17 (840) In N Part of SW 114 28 12A, Tolll $514 68 14· 00419 002, Grimm, Hornor, Sect 31 T2 R13 2t6A out 52 347A 1 277A oU11 93A 419A out 3 009A, Tolll $431 70 14·01684 001 , Hawley, Norman E, Sect18 T2 R13 8545A out of 29 17A 8 545A, Total $144 31 14·01351 001, Homaloy, Rollle D & /or Melanie K , Soet3 T2 R13 4 887A out of 15 79A 4 687A Ex 371 A 4 316A, Total $1,200 11 14·00618 000, Herrmann, Carrol Eugene &lor Vlnaoala Mao, Sec 35 (100·326) Mid Prt IX 1/2A ex LOI S Coal E1c 20.04A, Total $58 28 14·00619 000 , Herrmann, Carrol Eugene &l or Vlnaaala Mae, Sac1 35 (1 00 325) W End of 37 73A N Part 10A, Total $35 36 14·00620.000, Herrmann, Carrol Eugene &/or Vlneasla Mbo, Sect 35 (100·326) NE Cor of 24 42A E Part 4A, Total $11.26 14-00621 .000 , Herrmann, Carrol Eugene &/or Vlnoaala Mae, Sect 35 (1 oo325) S Part ax coal & oth min 2 39A, Total $39 00 14-oo&BB 000, Hyooll, Roger w, Sect 31 (640) I 30A out ol66 59A Near Mid N 112 of N Line 57A, Tolal $J57 58 14-00697 000, Hyaell, Roger William, Sect 31 (840) 1 30A ol66 59A Near Mid N 1/2 of N Ln 32A , To1al $261 61 14.00688 001 Hyaoll Gary F, Sect 31 , T2N, R13W SW Corner 29A out of B6A, Total $2814 14·00563 000, Landaker, 1~2000,Riffte, Rondy Sect I (640) 124 Penny Surt .22A, TOial $3.21 14·00447 000, Schulor, Jomeo L, S<tel 32 (640) E Part Of N 140A Ex 20A 1A, TDIII$42.21 14-00419.000 Slobart, Roger L 1/or Uncia C , s.ct 31 (640) Noor Mid on S Pert Ex 2.60A N Port 52 347A Ex .21 IIA, Totel $386.25 14-00420 ooo , Stobart, Roger L 1/or Uncia C , s.ct 36 (1 00) E 22A W Encl of E 112 5 SIOA, TDIII $200 87 14·00421 000, Stobart , 14·01430 DOD, Stobart, Roger L 1/or Uncia C , s.ct 3t (640) T.2 R 13 1A out of 57 62A Noor Mid on S P•rt 1A, Totel $66.32 Roger L &lor Uncle C , s.ct 31 (640) 2 BOA of N Prt E of Rd of 56 62A I 93A Ex 1.2T7A, Tolll $9 24 14-02094 ooo, Slob a rl, Roger 1/or Lindo, Maoler Cerd Not In, Uoe 3 od9A Ex 419A 2.59A, Total $29 45 14-D0225.000, Ulbrich, Jon B &lor Usa, Sect 24 (640) E of SE 114 of SW 1/4 22A, Tollt $61 9t 14.01517 000, VanCoonoy, Ralph L, Sect 33 (640) NE of SW 114 1 OOA, Tolll S5 113 14.01518 000, VanCooney, Relph L, Stet 33 (640) SE ol NE 114 2 25A, Tote! $12380 Middleport Village Meigs LSO 1 5·00065 ooo, Bailey, Carolyn Sua Et AI , c /o Corolyn Sue Ruaoell, Lot (153) Boo 153 50x111 , Total $24822 15•00066 ooo, &alloy, Carolyn Sue Et AI , c /o Carolyn Suo Ruaeell, LDI (164) S 1/ 2 25xl11 Booworth, Tolll $47 29 1s-oD406 000, Bowland, Joe E &lor Nelda Paulino, Lo1 (87) Shelflold 87-5x70 NE Side, Total $5 50 15-00407 000, Bowland, Joo E &lor Nelda Pauline, Lot (89) 30x50 Off Palmer Sl, Total $497 20 15 00473 000 Clay, Poul &lor Dora, Part of Lot 99 Palmor'o 1st Add, Total $327 54 15-00324 000, Cremeans, Hedwig Torose, Lot 270 Horton Add @ 270 N 112, Toll I $535 21 15-01111 000, Dowler, David, Sect 29 50A Ex 10' Side SOA, Tolll $48 03 15-01112 000, Oowler David, Sect 29 20A on W Line of Crop N of Ad 20A, To1al $16 00 15-01968 OliO, Oowler, David SEct 29 (640) 119 21A N of Loading Cr W of Mid Ex I 36A 9410A, Total $502 26 15-00521 000, Gheen, Franklin D & Donna L , Lot Pl. (157) E 112 Lot 1157 30 on Grant ST W of Morrow, Total $43 91 15-00522 000, Gheen , Franklin L &lor Oonna L , LD1 (157) #157 45' Fl<>nl SW of Hayman, Total $358 83 15· 02026 000, lnvlolon Tolocom, Total $18 29 15.01t79 000 JoHnson, Sarah L , Lot 340, Tolll $3024 15-01180 000 Johnson , Sarah L , Lot 339 Lower Pomeroy Ex 5 011 W aide, Total $3 21 15-01181 000, Johnson , Sarah L, Lot 341 Ex W 1/2 Of Lot 341 E 1/2 LD1 341 , Total $10 98 15-00806 000, • Keaoeo, James E , &lor Linda E , Lot 65 Colllnt Sub Dlv Sub 3 84x60, Tolll $217 29 15-00807 000 Keesee, Jamea E &lor Linda E , Lot 65 Colllna Sub Olv Sub 11 Total $17 37 15-00820 000, King , Lucille Lot 40 1/2 Bohan s 2nd Add, Total $14914 15- 00723 ooo, Lemley Lawrence &;or Doris, Lot 70 SE Cor so x60 ' , Total $213 01 15·00945 000, Manley, Brent Lot 266 Horton Add S 112 Total $228 84 1,5-00999 000, Mitch , Larry l Lot 147 Palmer a Add 2nd, Total $76 48 15-02010 000 Smith Ronald E , Lot #1 Betsy Rosa Subdivision (South Filth Ava), Total $483 27 15-01308 000 Stewart, Mary Lot 10 Lower Pom 41 on 2nd ST x 96 Deep NW PT, Total $4744 15-01343 000 Taylor, ~ohn L Et AI, Lot 24 Bahan 2nd Add, Total $54 89 15·01319000 Wagner, Robin , Part of Lot 2-1 /4 Dlv Jon01 Eat 35 x80 NE Cor, Total $228 59 1 5·01 033 000 Waltera, Tommy Ray, Lot 4 Behan 1ot Add Ex 60 E End, Total $48 47 15 00102 000, Wills Mike & Karon, Lot (18) Riverview Acree Subdivision, Total $486 99 15·00887 000, Young, Charles E &lor Holan David, Sect 2,F 12,T.2,R 13, Young, Lot 268 Horton Add N 112 Total $16 80 SOA out ol 50 77A 50A Pomeroy VIllage Total $34.57 Meigs LSD 14-01313 000, Lemley, 16-00942 ooo Ball Allen & David , Sac 29 NE Cor of 12· 00444 007, Soarla, Ralph Lawrence Reuter 15A Lot Mattia, Lot 262 25 N Central Part of Frac 25 1A Total E &/or Bonnie M, T6 R14 25A, Total $178 83 $33629 • 369A oul of 2 BOA part of 14-00973 000, Madden Railroad 389A, Total Konnoth W Jr , Sect 34 16·00098 ooo, Belzlng , $56393 (1 00-330) on CO Line S of Donald Bryan , 40 x200 N Porllon of Abandoned 12-D0444 008, Soarla, Ralph Ad SOA, Total $73 96 Beech Ex 40 xl12' 40 x88', E &lor Bonnie M , Sect 8 T8 14-00974 000, Madden R14 01A ou1 of 28A 01A, Kenneth W Jr , Sect 34 Total $7 67 Total $1 87 (200-330) 47A of1 60A anN 16·00501 000, Brlckles, Salem'lWp Uno of 100A Lot 47A, Total George Lot 100-307-308 s & E of Hopkins & Jolly MelgaLSD $27206 13·00389 001, Aahburn, 14·00054 000, Morris, 5 SBA, Total $48 68 Brlckleo , Larry W &lor Cathy A , Soc! William E 7/or Mellaaa M , 16· 00502 000 31 TBN R15W I 594A DUI of Sect 32 (640) Near Mid S George Lot 100- 307- 308 SE o1 Jolly on S Line 1 26A 18 85A 1.594A, Total $83 82 Llno N 112 Ex Coal Ex 1 26A Total $10 40 13·00603 000, Ball, John , 8908A 39 2592A Total 16 00503 000, Br lckloo , Lot 11 , Total $10 86 $415 61 $340 • 11 · 00455 000, Kooaea, 13-00604 000, Baas, John , 14·00861 ooo , Rllfle, Randy, George, Lot 100-306 N ol Jamoa &lor Linda Lot SKI • Lol12, Total $20.45 SectS (640) 1123 Penny Surv Ad S o! Coal Sl 1 25A, 7 SW of NW 114 23 81A, 13-00042 000 Baas, John &OA, Total sa 44 (Continued on Page B) 1 • • �• . T h e Da ily Sentinel • Page Page 8 e The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 1 the Yates, Mtddlepon , dnv mg under suspensoo n, $200 Meigs County Court o f Judge Patrick H. O'Bnen. plus costs, three days J••l and $100 suspended of valid Fined were: John C. Chaney, Racin e, unproper Ol presented within 90 days, Melissa Man ley, Mo dbacking, $20 plus costs; Angel a M. Ferrell, Bidwell , dlepon , passmg bad c hecks. $25 plus costs, restttuseat belt, $25 plus costs; Paul D. Clay, Moddleport , tion, speed, $30 plus costs; Billie We lls, Reedsvtlle, fat lure Gloria J. Gtbbs, ModdleJ>Ort, passong bad checks, to control, $100 plus costs; Mark D. Cremeans, five counts, $25 plus costs on each, 10 days jat l susEwington, dnvtng under the influence, $850 plus pended o n each, reslltullon; Davod Elkms, Pomeroy, costs, 10 days jail suspended to three days, 90<-da y $200 plus costs, three days )at I and $100 suspe nded if operalor's license suspenston, one year J>robatlon, jatl vahd Ol presented wnhtn 90 days, ve htcle tmmobo and $550 suspended upon comJ>letion of restdentlal lized unttl proof of msurance and va hd Ol prov ided; lreatment J>rogram; exporcd OL, $200 plus costs, 10 Ti mmy Jo hn son, Po meroy, assau lt, costs, 10 days days Jail suspended to three days concurrent, one year Jail suspended, reslrammg order tssued; Sara h K. D1ll, l'f'Obation; possessio n, $50 J>lus costs, Jack Ke rwood, Pomeroy, DUI, $850 plus costs, 10 days jail suspendMason, W.Va., expired OL. $200 J>lus costs, three days ed to three days, 90-day OL sus pe nsoon, one year J>ro· jail and $100 suspended if va lid Ol presented within b ation, Ja•l and $550 suspended UJ>On co mpletion of 90 days; Andrea M. Neutzhng, Pomeroy, speed, $20 restdential treatmenlJ>rogram, C hnsh Wa ugh, Midd leJ>lus costs; Heath A. Grueser, Shade, speed, $20 plus port, passmg bad checks, $25 plus costs, five days Jatl costs; seat belt, $25 J>lus costs; suspended, restitutio n; Rebecca J. Thompson, Po mt Pleasa nt , W Va., dnTodd H. Thornto n, Lancaster, no OL, $ 150 plus ving under financtal responstbi lity action suspension, costs, three days Jail a nd $75 suspended tf valid OL $200 plus costs, five days Jatl and $100 s uspended o,f prese nted Wtlhin 90 days, one year probahon; speed, valid Ol presented within 90 days. two years proba- $22 plus costs; Dantel K Martm , Po me roy, DUI, $850 tion; no headlights, $10 plus costs; De l L. Ogdm, plus costs, 10 days Jail suspe nded to th tee days, 90Langsville, overload, $826 plus costs; Lester R. Bush, day Ol suspensio n, one year J>ro batton, jatl and $550 Pomeroy, no OL, $100 plus costs, three days Jail and suspended UJ>On completion of restdential treatme nt $50 suspended if valid Ol prese nted withm 30 days, program; driving under suspe ns oon , $100 plus costs, one year probation; seat belt, $25 plus costs ; Amy M. one year proballon, 10 days Jatl suspe nded to three day 10 ' concurrent; Fan01e Taylor, Ewington, failure to control, $20 plus costs, seat bell, costs on ly; Joshua A. Wilson, Pomeroy, improper transport of a firearm , $100 plus costs, one year probation, 10 days jaol suspended to one day, forfeoturc of firearm; Gary L. Shamblin, Rutland, domestic voole nce, $50 plus costs, I 0 days Jatl suspended to two days, one year probation; Mary J Francos, Pomeroy, no OL, $100 plus costs, three days pol and ~50 suspended; seat belt, $25 plus costs; Tammy Kleon, Pomeroy, d isorderly conduct, costs, 10 days Jat l suspended, one yea r probation; resostmg arrest, $50 plus costs, 10 days jaol suspended, one year probation, Bobby J Lyons, Springfie ld, speed, $30 plus costs; Pa tryk D. Jagie llo, Ch ocago, speed, $30 plus costs; Joe l A Sc hmodt, Ham olton, speed, $50 J>lus costs; Donald E. Bla nkenshiJ>, North Be nd , speed, $50 J>lus costs, Arthur A Moller, Weorton, W.Va., speed, $30 J>lus costs, Elizabet h B. Barringer, Reedsvolle, left of center, $20 plus costs, Christine M Doclemente, GalhJ>OhS, speed, $30 plus costs; Coody L Rowe, Moddl eJ>O rt, speed, $30 plus costs, Rochard T Gn nstead, New Have n, W.Va , speed, $30 plus costs; Barry W. O'Bnen, Racone, fatl· ure to maintam assured clear di stance ahead, $20 J>lus costs, Clifton J Short, Ropley, W Va.. scat belt, $25 plus costs; Clyde E. Sayre, Rac me, speed $30 plus costs, Terry J . Raoke, Gall ipoli s, unsafe veho cle, $20 plus costs; Davod P GiPson. Barberton, stop sign , $20 plus costs; Mark P. Zielinski, Pomeroy, speed, $30 plus costs; C ha rles L. Sm ith Jr., Pomeroy, speed. $30 plus costs; Sherry R. McDamel, West. Columbia, W.Va., speed, $30 plus costs; Gary G. Basham, Cool v1lle, seat belt, $25 plus costs; · Mochael T Potter, Oak Htll, seat belt, $25 plus costs; ltnda L. Well, Long Bottom, sJ>CCd, $30 plus costs; Jef- · frey S Getge r, Galhpohs, speed, $30 plus costs; Harold E. Forlm ne, Hurricane, W.Va., speed, $30 plus costs; Arthur F. McGuore, Ironton, speed, $30 plus costs; M1chae l M. Minney, Parke rsburg, W.Va., unsafe vchi· cle, $20 plus costs; faolure to d isplay valid registration, $20 plus costs; Texanna J. Well, Pomeroy, sJ>CCd, $30 plus costs, Gregory A. Robonson, Parkersburg, sJ>CCd, $30 plus costs; seat belt, $25 plus costs; Mary J. DemJ>SCy, Chester, tmproper passing, $20 plus costs; Gle n G. Gtbson, Mallory, W.Va., seat belt, $15 plu s costs; T roy A. Rigsby, Reedsville, speed, $30 plus costs; Marshall W. Wmner Ill, Ctrclevtlle, SJ>Ced, $50 plus costs, Angela l. Edwards, New Haven, W.Va., speed, $30 plus costs; Robert E. Snoke, Orlando, Fla., speed, $30 plus costs; H. Jason Wntesel, Racine, SJ>Ced, $50 pl us costs, Gregory W. Sparling, Waterford, sJ>CCd, $30 plus costs; seal belt, $25 plus costs; Jeffery Stethe m, Pomeroy, scat belt, $2S plus costs; fa tlure to control , $20 J>lus costs; Leonard R. Eliason, Athens, speed, $30 plus costs; Chris 1. Wollman, Strongsvtlle, SJ>eed, $30 plus costs. Woman apparenUy dragged by pickup truck for 9 miles in New Mexico Septuplets to mark first birthday next week By CHAKA FERGUSON tofocalt o n difficult and the vi cllm was odenttft ed Associated P~•• Writer LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) - A 39-year-old woman who had become attached to the oulstde of a J>ICkup truck was dragged none mil es to her death a nd her !Jod¥ dumped along a htghw ay. Pollee said they dtd not know tf they would charge the truck '• dnver, a 29-year-old man , in con necllon with the Wednesday draggi ng . Authortlles are Sit II tryong to determme the cause and time of death, pollee Sgt. Joe l Cano satd Thurs· day. They would not reveal the dnver 's name . Faye Smtih had been dragged from central las Cruces to a home m Mesqutle , a southern suburb. Pollee said the pickup dnver then placed the woman 's body on the .t ruck and dumped tl three mtles away along Route 228. A phone hp alerted pohce to the death , a nd they found the body SIX hours later. The cond1tion of the body apparently made iden - from her finge rpnnts. In veshgato rs searc hed a 1989 Che vrol et ptc kuJ> truck Thursday and the home whe re th e vehtcl e was fo und . Pollee also searched the kttc he n of Club West, a ntghtclub near where the draggmg began . Pollee h~Ye released no posstble mo tiv es and few d ~ latl ~ of the dragging. Cano said the woma n apparently had bee n e ntan gled woth something from the tru ck 's passenge r stde . He wouldn ' I say what the entangl e me nt was Last June 10 Jasper, Texas', a blac k man was beat en, chained to a pockup truc k and dragged alo ng a co untry road unttl he was decapotaled Three whtle men a1e charged with murde r As of Thursday night , poli ce had reported no ractal element on the Las Cruces case The race of the driver a nd the woman was not dtscl osed . . Kathryn Addleman, satd. " And they all look dtffecent. That's what is so =========·. (Conllnued from Pegt 7) Toll! SIOAO 16·00070.000, Brtcklet, George W., Lot 282-17 Sub. 434 .27A, Toll! $357.40 18·00071.000, Brlcklee, Oto'lJ' W., Lot 262-17 Sub 434 .23A, Toll! S4UO 16·00192.000, Burno , Douglee A., Lot 31 elrlp 2 3/4 Wldo NW Part, Toll! S5.03 11·00183.000, Burne, Dougloo A., Lot 39 Ex. 6 1/2'X44 1/2' SE Port, Toll! $434.44 16·00184.000, Burno, Dougl11 A., Lot 10D-303 .16A out of 2.tOA Rnr oft ofl39 .16A, Tollt $5.03 16-01706.000, Corter, Gerard Edwin, Lot 182 AU Ex 22.50' Off NSide, Tolll $286.63 16·01501.000, Chopman, Craig T., .Lot 215 S Port of Lot N of 'schw111men, Toll! $3.30 18·01502.000, Ch1pm1n, Craig T., Lot 296 About3/5 NE Part of Lot, Ioiii $224.26 16·02066.000, Cornott Reilly Company, Lot 108 21'xt-t/2" Ex Ltne Front, Tollt $1,073.21 16-01741.000, Day, Jerry E. &/or Ida A., Lot 6 Lincoln Helghll Add, Toll! f318.37 18·00571 .000, Friley, Cherie• E. Jr. El AI, c/o M1ry Sheoll, Lot 255 Sub 151/2, Toll! $1118.31 t8-01216 .000, Hollmln, D1nny L., Lot 71,72, 1/o 73 Horton 1/o Dobney't Addition, Tolll S24.V5 18·01212.000, Humphrty, Dobro Koy Et AI, Lot 589 Sub 3, Toll! $5.21 16·0281 4,000, lnvtoton Tolocom, Public Utility Poraonal, Toll! $18.25 ,111-01887.000, Kittle, Nada, c/o Jack 1/o Trln1 Hann1n, Lot 12 N1yloro Run to'xt I 3', Tolll $380.81 18·007~9.000, Klein, Timothy T., c/o Kathy Oilmen, Lot 258 Sub 95, Toll! St9.85 tl -00750.000, Klein , Timothy T., C/O Kothy Oilmen, Lot 258 Sub 96, Tolll $144.23 16·01582.000, Llndora , Chtrlee A., Lot 125 To 129 Inc I Trt E Sldt 130 H I D lblltt $24.55 ' t8·01 583.000, londora, Chtrlte A., Lot128-t/2 H 1 D Add 40'x80', Total S1 86.96 16·00598.000, Loudormllt, Hamor Jr. liar Unda L., Lot 182 25' NE Cor, Tollt $34 00 16•005111.000, Laudarmtlt, Hamar Jr. liar Linda l., Lot 161 H I D Add 25' SE Cor, Total 1122.64 I 1·001 39.000, Ptrkln o, J1moo W liar Judith L; lot 262~ 17 .15A Sub. 435 3/4 Ex. 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Tht s may tncludc a car, a house , clothes, and house hold goods William Safranek, Attorney At Law (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio Call· Joseph Jacks BANKRUPTCY can ---~~ 110 Computer Graphics Desig"s All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial ·Residential Owner, Mockle Hollon ' Chester, Ohio 7 40·985-4422 Classifleds! EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS LANDSCAPE DESIGNS .. Wanted To Buy used M ob1la Homes Call 740 446 0175 304675 5965 121211981 mo (ARPET & UPHOLSTERY . Anllques & Collectables Buym g • 1 Prece Or Estates 740 446· 2707 ::::....:...:..:::::=---~· 1·800·809·7721 CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions •NewGaragn •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Al~o Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-8215 Pomeroy, Ohio Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1·740-742-2842 and EPA Cert1foed 992-7943 In Memory Of LEONA EBLIN Nov 1936 to Nov. 1996 for Small Dumpsters ELECTRIC OR Call HOME CREEK ENT. In Memory . ALL PRO . ' .... Able to work without supervision. Pay based on abtlity and expenence. 1 $10.00 per mo. With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. Residential Pick-up YOUNG'S DOH'S HEATING & COOLING HOWARD , EXCAVATING CO. The Eastern Local Board of Education will be auctioning all surplus furnishings and equipment from Chaster and Riverview Elementarys Including but not limited to: 2-lawn mowers ! - Regulator ClocJ< 5-chest type freeze rs 2--poanos steel storage cabonets copters Al so oncluded on the auctoon w11t be a t 997 Redman Moraga 14'x70' mobi le home Features onctude the foltowong 3 bedrooms ce ntral aor condttlonong, gas furnace and gas ra nge, Fngoda~re refnge rator newly 1nst.olted carpet throughout (replaced da maged floor covenng that was a result of the June 1998 flood ) The un1t wolt be sold as IS Appoontmenls can be a rranged for ons pectoon by calhng the off1ce of the Su penntende nt or Treasure r The m1nomum bod wolt be $7 500 00 Supennle ndent's Offtce - 667·6079 Treasurer's Offoce - 667-3319 All Items will be auctioned at Chester Eleme ntary on Saturday, November 14,1998 beginning at 10:00 a .m. Full Line Of Wate'r Storage Tanks • , Septic 8t Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" lhru 8", Gas Pipe 8t Regulators Open: 9:00·4:30 Weekdays 9:0D·i2:0D Saturday SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL 4121118 tfn Firrancirtg" Air Conditioners As Low As 128 a month 11·00503.000, Fralr, Anna LEGAL NOTICE A meeting of the S.C.I.P. local Review Colnmltt.. will be htld on Monday, November 16 at 10:00 a.m. at the office of the Melgo County Commloolontro. Tho purpou of the milling 11 to rate Melga Countv'• projects. ~1) 13 lTC Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 7 40-985· 3813 4" lhru 48" Plasti.c Culvert In Stock Wanted to Buy "Ea&y 0Mr t/re Pltorre Barrk HOWARD'S TRI·COUNTY SANITATION MIGHT:Y MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light weight, fiberglass state and county approved with two·year warranty. I 2/l 2/t2/t1n Residential &Mobile Home Air Cop.ditioners & Heat Pumps '!!!!!:/!!! WinJer is around the c:orner Come mto G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY FREE ESTIMATES . Wedemeyer s Auct ron Ser\lrce ' • GallipOliS Ohio 740 379 2720 ' 90 Ti01e to gel .,.our furnac:e ser•ic:ed for winter Call for appointment (740) 992·2036 OHIO V~LLEY PLUMBING &HEATING Auction a nd Flea Ma rket Rrck Pearson Au cltan Company lull trme auc\roneer. complete auctron servrce lrcensed 166 Ohio & West Vrrglnra 304 nJ.-5785 Or 304 nJ-5447 Call 740·843·5426 (740)82-1344 Ple;~sa nt Base-men1 Sale Saturday 14th. • Everythrng Must Go• Aefngerator, Elecrnc Stove Clothes Anltque :: OrShes Mtse From 9 OQ-? Otl Ro- ' U1e 2 Out Crab Creek 3 112 t.tDe5 • Turn left On 5 Mde Go 1 4 Mrle, Watch For 519051 • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole BUildings • Room Additions Pomeroy, OH 45769 edition- ~ "' & Vicinity _......::...=::.::J.--.. pd COrtSTROCTIO" WORRYING!!! 1-8()()..809·7721 Pt. LO"G•s No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy . Repo • Divorced ' CILLMB.FDBD 1 OOpm friday Free Estimates Insured CREDIT ' SundiY 1 uonday Roofs • Decks • Garages 740•742e3411 •Residential$11 .00/month ·Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters •Monthly Payments Call for best prices: All Yard Sates Must Be Paid tn . ' Advance Oe1dline~ 1 OOpm the day before 11'1e at:l Is to run , ... Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding f{11/'lll tfn SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL Pome roy, Middleport & VICinity New Construction & Remodeling Owner· John Dean 7/22/lfn 30'x100', Total $8.51 18·01839.000, Watoon, Netaon D., c/o Sharlene Foreman, lot 38 Ex, 30'1136' N Side, Tollt $283.45 16-01975 000, Young, Frenk & Donna, lot 258 Sub 11/2-1, Total $29.47 16-01976.000, Young, Frank & Donna, lot 256 Nye Add 110A Sub 14-1/2 1.10A, Total $83.21 Scipio 1\vp Malga LSD 17 · 00557 .001, AHhouu, Marvin &/or Bonnie, Sect 36 T7 Rl4 on N Line of Sect 3.09A aut ol 53.06A 3.09A, Total $439.91 17·00060.000, ,Blackford, Phillip R. &/or Susan l., Lot SW 1/4 of aact 35 T.7N R.14W 4.0978A, total $718.92 17·00172.005, Cotterill, Waynt, Sect 26 T7 R14 5.999A Dut of 16.201A 5.999A, Total $97.40 D., Lot Sec FR 13-14-14 W End Ex Pltct W 1/o Ex 22A, Ex 2A 1.25A, Total $183.80 IT·00094.000, Frye, laura E., lot (3) 14, C/O Ktvln 1nd Laura Payne, Total $98.06 17.00095 000, Fryo, Laura E., c/o Kavln and Laure Payne, lot (2) I 4, Toll! $6494 17·00366.000, Hayea, Theodore P., Sect 1 T7 R14 2.10 Out ol81.23 2.1A, Tole! $33.07 17.00372.001, Hill, Earley w. &/or Lllura J., Sect 23 T7N Rt 4 48.540A Out of 92.00A 48.540A, Ioiii $424.65 t 7-00543.001, Howard, Gerald W lior Barbara A , Sect12 T7 R14 1.24A out of 93.32A 1 24A, Tolll $84.13 17·00415.000, Hyatt, Troy &/or Marilyn, Sact36 T7 R14 N Mid 112 out of 40A Ex 3.49A 12.815A, Total $754.51 17-00785.000, Karr, Donald R. Jr. &/or Edrlc..o, Sect 14-7 (650) S 112 of SW 112 24A Out ol 74.93 24.00A, Tollt $335 08 tT-00611 .000, McDaniel, Koy, Lot31, Total $283.20 17-00612 000, McDaniel, Koy, Lot34 , Total $22 62 A. 1 /or Brene111 l . Lot IT-00613 00, McDaniel Kay, 167 Dobnoy Add ., Totti Lot 35, Total $22 62 17·00814.000, McDinltl, $16 53 18.01326.000, Phlltlpo, Lllrry Kay, Lot 38, Total $22.62 A. &/or Breneau l ., lot 168 17-00545 000, Millar, Mary K , c/o Robtrt C. Miller, Sec Dlbnty Add., Tollt $16.53 30 21.383A ol 34.05A I11-01327 000, Phillips, Larry A &/or Bronea.. l , lot t 69 21 383A, Total $111 89 17·00610.000, Phatpa , Dabney Add ., Total $18 90 16·01331 000, Phillips, larry Stanlty &lor Sua, Sect 36 A. &lor Breneasa l ., lot 170 2A Out of 25A 21\, total $92 22 Dabney Add, Total $112 54 16·01110 000, Rouoh, John 17 -00781 .001 , Reeve•, W Sr &/or Etlzobelh M~ lot Bryan L &/or Suoan, Sect 8 100- 307 1 63A Sub 2 3/4 T7N R14W .52A Out of 11 .217A 52A, Total $443 99 1.63A, Total $30.88 16-01111 000, Rouah, John 17·00673 000 , Rot¥80, W Sr. &lor Ellzabtth M, lot VIrgil , Lot Sect 36 NW Part l D0-308 N of Rutland Rd Ex 28 52A NE Part 11 48A, 75'x290' of Approx. SA Total $803.36 17·00654.000 , Raevaa , SOA, Total $737.46 W &/or Juanita M., 16· 01105 000, Sellers , Eugene Lot Sect !HO Naar Mid an S Gerald 1/or Hallie E., lot Uno 3 27A, Total $21 25 423 , Ex 203 33' Depth 17 · 006 55.000 , Raovos , .3329A, Tot1l $535 19 Eugene W &/or Juanita M , 16·01622 .000, Spurlock, ~ ~ fll"~ 985,-4473 Robin A., C/o Edn1 Stobart, Lot 9 Sub Cor Front 1/o Plum, Toll! $234.36 16·01638.000, Stowert, Corolyn A., e/o Carolyn Jeffero, lot 28 Lincoln Helghll Add, Total $280.20 16-01837.000, Wellton, Nelaon D., c/o Sharlene Foreman, lot 38 30'x30' N Sldo Sub. 36, Tall! $13.23 16 ·01838.000, Wataon, Nelson D., c/o Sharlene Fo,.man, Lot 40 Back of Lot on Alley, Toll! $4.24 16·01840.000, Wotaon, Neloon D., C/o Sherlene . :; ... ----=--·· •New Homes •Garages : Complete Remodeling . ·Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES Yard Sale 70 Recent cases concluded in Meigs County Court Tbc followtng cases were settled recently 9 30 Announcements .· Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I St1 1rley Spe&rs, 304 675 1429 An!lc! pa te d Vaca ncy far a Co n ~ • trn uous Improvemen t Facilitator Req uirements are to assist AleJC·, ander Federal Hocki ng Southern. (Mergs) ancl Trimble L oc~l , Schools develop wrrte 1mp1emenr, and evalu ate Conti nuous tm proveme nt Plans Pre\IIOus ad mlnlstratr\18 experience preterred • Sa la ry be nefits and leng th oJ- , co ntract negotiable Send letter of_ • Interes t resume, references an ~ copy of currenl cerllflca tes to De •• John 0 Constanzo Superrnlend· , ani At hen s Meigs Educationa l " Serv1ce Center, 507 Ric hl a nd' Avenue, Sulle t 06, Alhens Ohltl f. 4570 1 Deadline DecemberS ... 1996 ::.::::._--~~·. Applica ti ons are be rng accepted • for Home Health Aids Appli cants : shOuld have a hig h sc hool dlplo rna or G E 0 reltable tra nsporta .. tron, telephone rn the home amf TRICKLING SPRING • w1lllng to work weekends & t1 oll • COUNTRY STORE Just Open ed Bulk Fo ods Coat· day Must be mollvared and lleJCI... · ble Expe rience In providing drra!jl lng C hoco late, Meat Cheese ca re or workrng wtth older adults a1,. 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Female dog le ss t ha n one year Musl $25 000 + Bene111s Reloca old ma rke d l ike blue tick 740 t1on f)(pense Re im bursement 992 5039 Send Re!'!ume To Personne l PO' So)( 24 "'972 Columbus 0 ~ Puppies Black & White Mark 43224 7972 EOE lngs, Mother Dal ma11on Father Unknown 304 675 8 184 4 ATTENTION Sola and co ffee table 7'40 992 1774 :.:.:,::;__ _ _ _ _ _ _, Wrll Pay Vou To Loose 60 lbs [Or Morel 47 People Needeq, Lost and Found l ost! 3 Female Beagles At Inter· section Of Allee Ant:! Dickerson Hill Ad Ewlngton Ca ll 740 388 9836 Los tl Tn Co l ored Beag le An swers To The Name 'Wrink les' He Has Been Neutered And H1s Scent Glands Removed In V1c1nl ty 0 1 Add1son Ohm Lovrng Famr ly Pel Good Reward Olfered t Call Jim Saunders 740 367 0447 Lost· male Pomeran.an 2 yr old, ora nge Ca rmel Ad & Mornrng Star area 740·949·3002 Lost Female Ro rt Weller Pup 6 Mont hs Old 1600 State Route 325 Nor th Name Prmcess Re ward $100 740 245-51 86 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity 3 Fam lll esl Inside Salel Nov 14th 9 OOAM·? Home Inter or Household Items Old Lanterns Power Tools F1s hrng EqUipment Clothes Glassware Mlsc 1 Mrle 0 11 23;\ On Dry Ridge Ad 740 379·2386 A1J. Yard Sales Muat Ba Paid In Adv-.nce QEAQL!NE , 2.00 p m t he day before the ad Ia to run Sunday edition • 2 00 p m Friday Monday !Vtlllon - 10 00 a m Satlifday UP To 29 lmmedratelyl Offer E•prres 1, ,30198 Call 74Q' • 441 1982 Compu ter Users Needed Work Own Hrs $20K S" 5K 1Yr 1 8Dtl·. 349 7186 Ext 11 73 www amP:·. 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Assemble Products At Home 1 800 467 5566 ext 12t70 # ' �Page 10 • The Dally Sentmel ' Friday, November 13, 1998 Pomeroy • Mtddleport, Ohto • Frtday, November 13,1998 The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio : AILEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 411 1 -·· lid 7 Lrlnll on a. ~ Exp O.esel Meehan. k: With Own Toots Benettts ProVIde~ Send Resume To Me chamc P 0 Boa 109 JackSon Ol"oo45640 Female We tn compan.JOn wanled "" -'~' Coonoy salary room af'(l woman. ooaul modest Fooel preparat on and light house lteepmg requuecs Must • have verd1able reftrences 7'0 992-6564-- G$1ha Me•gs Commun11y ActiOn IS Seeltmg An Intake Clerk Akle To Work Wttl1 Commun ty SeMC es Programs Eacellent Otgan za ttonal Sk1lls Computer Eapen en r.e AI"'CS A.b tty To Oeat W1t11 Persons Of Vanou s Soc1o Eco nomtc Backgrouncss Onvers L• cense H,:gh School Graduate Or EquiValent Send Resume Wrth Three (3) References To Ms Wh tt C S Dnl SIOfl Otrector Box 272 Che!l)+re OhiO 45620 By Ill 15198 GMCAA Is An Equal Op poi'1IJnffy Employer local Tructung Company Seekrng Ouallled Truck Or vers Good Pay And Benefits Send Resume To PO Box 109 Jackson Oh o 45640 Or Call 1 740 286 1463 To Schedule An lntervtew Need 3 Ladles To Sell Avon' 740-446-3(158 Need Nanny lor 9 yr old can live 10 304 882 3&26 Needed rmmedrately Subst tute Jamlorral Crew leader lead Worker varrous sh1hs and hours no phone calls please App l ca tons ava Iable at Mergs Indus tnes 1310 Carleton Street Syra cuse OH 45779 RN posrlion avarlable for an ex perrenced case ma nager at Rockspr mgs Rehab1l tatron Cen ter E.11perrence 1n MOS assess menls rehab htatmn nurs1ng and the coordrnat1on of an ln,terdisc pi nary team pre ferre d Pos tmn has !lex bie scheduling and excel lent benef t package Must have pr or nurstng experrence and be famtliar wrth ger atnc rehab Iitaiien P!ea58 send resume to Allentron Ca rol Greemng R N C OON ~A ockspr ngs Rehab lila lion Cen ter 36759 Rockspr ngs Ad Po meroy Ohro 45769 TECHNICIAN WANTED For The lnstallalron And Serv1ce 01 Secunty Alarm Systems C C T V Systems Satellite TV Sys terns Must Be 1ble To Work Effectively Alone Dependable Honest And Bondable Prev ous E~eper ence In Ala rm Systems Or l ow Voltage Wring Is A Pl us As Wei As Some Computer Tra lnrng Or Exp ert ence ompany WLII Tra n Quail! ed Candidate We Tear Down Mob1le Homes (304HI82 3842 W1ll babySif tn my hOme 1n the Pt Pteasa.rl area 304-67.-.ooa9 Would hke to tear down old Barns tot U'l"tJer 304-675-8894 FINANCIAL No Pt10ne Calls Please TEXAS REFINERY CORP N'eeds Mature Pe rso n Now In GALLIPOl:IS Area Regardless Or Tra nlng Wr te F C Hopkrns Dept S 45631 Bo• 71 1 Ft Worth TX76101 0711 wanted Full ttme employment m your own home as a Home Serv rce Worker w th Buckeye Com munlly Servi ces We provrae sal ary plus benefits and a dally room and board rate You provrde a home guidance ana lrlend sh p rn a family atmosphere ReQuires abt ry to leach personal 1vlng sk II and a comm1tment to the growth and development ol an ndlv dual wtth men ta l rela raatton Ho me must be n Meigs Co unty Sen d Letter or nterest or resume 10 P 0 Bo• 604 Ja c~son Oh 45640 0604 ATTN Ceclha No later than 1 1120198 Equal Opper \tun ty Emp oyer Bus1ness Training 210 Bus1ness Opportunity !NOTICE! OHIO VAUEY PUBLISHING CO recommends !flat you do busr neu wrth people you know and NOT to send money through the mad untrl you have mvestrgated the offenng Need news paper earners to do Northern Gllnrpolrs 10 Pomeroy New Haven and Mason must have reliable transportattOn must be bondable approximate net prolrt $950 00 ;a men contact s""" 5poon 304-526-2832 230 Professional Services LlvlngstQn • Basement Water Proofing all basemen! repa rs done tree estrmates hlettme guarantee 12yrs on JOb e•per etlCe 304-895-3881 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? No Fee Unless We Wrn 1 1-888 582 3345 the FedP al Fa HousmgAct. of 1968 wh ch makes trl ega/ to advert se any preference I m11atron or drscr m nat on Qased on ace ector rei g1on sex ram I a! status or natrona! 4 or g n or any ntent on to make any such preference hmrtat on or Cllscnmrnatlon ThiS newspaper wll nor know ngly accept advertiSements for rea e,state which Is n v olatJon of lhe law Our eaders are hereby Informed that all dwet lngs advert sed n lhJS newspaper are available on an eqUal opportuntry ba sis ·--------•J REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1141MMEDIATE DISPOSAL II ReposBssed /Must Sell 2 Brand New R30 Pre nsta llated Prelab Homes Htghe st Ouahty Easy Construct on Neve Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 Sacrr!Lcel Three bedroom ranch home lull bath l<irge lR and k1tchen easy to heat fuet stove heat ($30/mo ) arr cond ltonrng well rnsulated large yard 15x30 pool wtlh decll new vrny l s dmg on the T ol Bee ch Grove and Jacks Ad rn Seen c Valley at Appl e Gro11e WV Bu1ldlng lots srngle wrdes accepted public water 20 mrnutes !rom new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304-576-2336 R!rtland 7HH42 1049 applrances battr LA furmture curtams 18x20 back deck Out butldmgs crty wate r blacktop Ad Waterloo Ad leon WV $39 900 I 800-486-8555 lam room kllchen ba h laund ry oom out srde sto rage bUild ng back /si de pa110 new carpe t new roo! se ts on arge lot with plenty ol trees I lg back yare! 304 675 4230 call alter 6 pm 3 bedroom count y kitchen 1 v nglfam ly 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 112 ac res coun try sat 1 ng Chester area $46 000 740 9653511 5 room and bath 1~11 basemen t a so 2 3 oom apt 304 675 1090 BY OWNER 6 M les N of Bulla Ia In Mason C o 1/2 mrle o tl Rt 62 Brrck home on 0 <:~cres w 2 400sq ft I v ng space ave s zed dou ble ga r ag~ 3 a ge be dr ooms 2 ba hs arge ram ly oom w/1 tA pla ce bonus oom large ut ILty roo m neN ca pet ceramtc !lA n ba hs .& k ch en newer heat nump & app anc os large rear de c ~ 24 above grou nd noo V"' y p va e but con , ently local ~>d U'l b ack top road w/c ty watP.r P ce$ 139000 Call fo r appl J04 458 1835 .. 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $500 Down on any 14x70 n stock hmrted number lree del v ery Cal I 800-691-5777 S999 Down on any 98 model Doubtew Cis n stock Free Del v ery Call 1 80Q-69t-5n7 Aband on ed Hom e Take Over Payments Or Make Oller 1 800 1969 Commun ty mobrle home 12x56 askrng $1700 740 8d3 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after 6pm 1970 BuQdy Mobrte Home (740) 446-7525 1974 12x65 mobile home 2 Oed roo ms tota e ectrlc 740 742 2803 after 5pm 1979 Fa1rmon1 14Ft X 60FI Can Be Seen At K& K Pt Pleasant can 740 446 4310 199 1 14Ft X 70Ft 2 Bd rms 2 Baths Vmyl Stdmg Great Condt liOn $1700000 740.446811 3 1994 brought tn 1995 2 bedroom 2 l ull baths ueated deck with awn ng all electnc ale Underp n n ng Ow ned by Widow Woman $16000 (740)24594 35 1995 clayton doublew de 3 bed roo m dan fireplace fully up graded elec Mu st be moved $37 000 304 450.2549 1999 close out sale save b g S$$ 2 3 4 bed roo m homes Tn State Homes ST ALBANS WV ca 11 948-5678 sao 2 Beelroom VrnOale Remodeled from the ground up new carpet Prce negotiable 304 675-4088 ASA.NOONEO HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Financing A11aUable 304 755 5566 Do uble Wrde New $999 Down $237 per mo Fee delivery & set up 1 800 691 6777 Fac tory Gooll!! Save Thousands Call 1 800 948 5678 Geo ges Par ablel Sawm tl dr:Jn haul your logs to tHr. m I JU ~ t cat 304 675 1957 Have t Open ng For 2-t Hour n Home Care Of Elt:lerl)' Or HaM capped 740 441 1536 In Ga I pol s 3 8PrJr ooms t Bath CA H<J dwood Flo ors lmmed a e Occup;mcy 74 0 446 1295 La qe lam ly hom~> lo t sa e on l ~>n ow ty ac re s Four b f'H1r oo m ~ two an J une nail M hs rwo 1 ep aces fo rmal I 'ng ro o m and am r.., room Jour car garage and wo storage bu ld ngs two apa tments wh ch are complete y rurn shed Plea se call 740 992 2292 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 Anthony Land Co 410 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom house tn Pt Pl ea~nt $35000 +dtjp 304-6751724 2 bedroom H ouse ror Rent In New Haven (304) 675 8768 2 Bedroom Krtchen l A Sm 0 A 122 1/2 V ne Slreet Gallipolis 740 446 0670 2 br centra a~r i heat 1 car ga raga kll furni shed n the Potnl Pleasant area sqoo 00 mon + dep 304 675 3230 3 beelroom house on RT2 close to the locks I shell plant no Hud 304 576 2642 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 000 local Gov t & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 E rt rc ent clean two bedroom depos1t references no pets 304 675 5162 Nrce 2 or 3 bedroom hoi,:jse •n Po mercy no pels 740.992 5858 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobil e homes a r co ndlllonect $26 0 $300 sewer wate r and trash rncluded 740 992 2167 (740) 446 0508 2 Bedroom Mob le Home $265/ Mo In cludes Wa ter & T ash $100 Deposit No Pe ts Ins de Call 740 446 9569 2 Bedroom Trarle r P ke $220/ Mo Incl udes Wat er $1 0 0 De POSit No Pe ts 740 446 1637 740 446 3437 2 bedroom I a1le r rn Racrne 3 bedroom lraller In M dd aport no pets 740 992 5858 Oakwood Homes Barboursvi lle Mode l Close Out 304 736 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Pa id NO PETS Bulav1 11e P ke 740 388 t 100 wv Mob ile Home 14 X 70 Schullz lg kllchen hv ng room w th Fire place 2 Bed rooms Ba th wrth Ga rden tu b 2 arr condl honer s can 304 675 6113 Mob le home rn Okeechobee Florida w th lol tw o bedrooms two baths k !c hen I vrng room large Flo da room on Iron! ut hty room Ia ge sl)ed two porches ask ng $30 000 740 992 2376 New 14K70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free a1r skrrt 1 800 691 6777 - NEW 14x8D 3BR GLAMOUR BATH 2 tra•lers n Hartlord c lo se to schools nr ce porc hes and yards puvate lots $250 00 304 882 2389 Be autr ful A ver Vrew 198 River Street Kanagua Deposrt Re fer ences No<~~Pets 740 441 018t Fosler Tratle Park Trar er Rent WID hook up Relrrg erator & Stove fu nr shed Water & tra sh pard' $275 DO month $215 00 Oepos I No Pets! (740} 441 0613 Two (2) Bedroom Mobile Home Rou te 218 $300/Mo Rent $300 Depo sr t + References Required 740 983 4607 $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304-155-5885 New 16~80 $500 Down .$245 per mo Free a1 r skf rt 1 800 691 6777 NeN 998 t4)(70 h ee bed co m nc rt:les 6 months FREE 01 renl Inc ud es sk rlrng de u~e st eps and setup Only $187 0 8 per man h w th .$1075 down Call t 800 837 3238 Tra ler on 8 oad Run Ad 12 baths 2 added on roo ms Porch garage lot 2 AI C s household terns $15 000 ::104 882 3426 We F nanr:P. land & Ho me Wttl1 As L ttle As $500 Down 1 r: 1')6 928 :¥126 4 Bed ooms 2 Baths $229/Mo t 800 383 6862 340 no or) Busmess and Bu1ld1ngs qractOus hvmg 1 and 2 bedrOOm. apartments at VIlLage Manor and Rrversrde Apartments rn Mrddle port From 1249 $373 Call 740 .992 5064 Equal Housrng Oppor FIREWOOD Cut Sptir Oei~VerecP. Jared 740446-6566 Chad 74()-4.46.1271 turutres 7~ New owner has 2 bedroom apt ready to rent n Pt Pleasant 304 675-2117 Nrce :! bed room all uti Jlald rei + deposrt 304-615t~ Ntce 2 bedroom aJII appliances furmshed ref +dep 304 675 4302 N1ce Clean 2 bedroom referenc1 Washer !Dyer Hook Up' 304 675 5162 Nr~e one beelroo m furnrshed apartment tn M ddleport securrty deposit reqUired no pels 740 992 5633 Now Taking Apphcat ons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townl1ouse Apartments Include s Wate r Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446-6515 One bedroom apartment rn M d dleport all ulllt1es pard $100 de posrt $270 month call 740 992 7806 Bam-5pm Tara TowAhouse Apartments Very Spac ous 2 Bedrooms 2 F oars CA 1 1/2 Bath Ful y Car pe ted Palo No Pet s Lease Plus Securrty Oeposrt Requ red 740 446-3481 Tw n R vers Tower now accept ng apphcahons ror I br HUD subs d zed apt for elder ly and handr capped EOH 30Hl75 6679 450 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments tur mshed and unrurn shed secu ty deposrt required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedr oom Econom ca l Gas Heat W!O Hook Up Near C nema $2791Mo Plus Ut I es Oepos I & lease Requ red 740 446 2957 2 Bed oom $425 OD Mont h In eludes Water $100 Depos 1 No Pets Fou rth Ave 740 446 3436 or 740 446 1637 2 bedroom lu r ap t dep + ref Nor th 4th Ave M ddleport Oh o 1 304 882 2566 2bdrm apt s total electr c ap phances turn shed laundry room lac I es close to school n town App cat ons ava lab e at v tage Green Apts 1149 o call 740 992 3711 EOH 3 Bedr ooms 2 Baths Can a Heat /A rr On First Avenue Ava !able Novembe 15th Refer ences Depos 1 740.446 1079 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Weslwood Dr ve trom $27 9 to $358 Wa k to shop & movres Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous ng Opportunrty Fmmshed Rooms C:i rcte Motel Lowes t Rates In Town Newly Remode led HBO Cmemu Sl1 ow trme & Drsney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Cons!ructton Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 740 441 5167 spti1 and delrvered For Sale Frll Dirt Wrll Dehver 304-675-6734 "'K J 90 lincoln Town Car Carber 570 ........... $8500 740-742 3230 Musical Instruments MERCHANDISE Household Goods Heavy Duty Ut1l ty Tra ler Dual Axle $600000740-256-6516 Hrde Away Couch $75 00 Also Table wrth 6 Chars $75 00 740 28&6600 OIJ wl1rte sleeper sola $50 manu a! slar rma ster $35 740 992 6412 ) Sears kenmore e ec range work s frne ask ng $50 00 304 773 5835 Sporting Goods 'Be etta 303 20 Gauge Has Box $450 00 870 E•press With Hashngs A lie Slug Barre And Turkey Choke $350 00 740 446 9487 Antiques Hobart meal saw compressor and conelenser lor cooler 740 949 24 11 Iron Kellles Anv ts Ele ctr c Mo tors And Co~n Shellers 740 367 7902 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa red New & Aebu It In Slock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 Large load Of New leather Coats• Woodya rds Mrnt Mall Bo lh local ens In Gall polls And PI Pleasant 740 446 2519 Or 304 6 75- 5928 New Aa nbow Tr lslarl And Eure ka Vacuums 50% 011 Wl111e They last' Days 740 446 4553 Even .ngs 740 446 6161 Oak wash stand $200 00 che rry d n ng tabl e and corner hu tch $1 DOO Cherry bed a nd chest $400 00 :304 675 4212 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise WARMUP! Furnace Heat Pumps & Arr Con d ton ng Free Estrmatest II You Don I Call U s We Both lose 74().446 6306 1 800 291 0098 1 Crypt & Pl ate $350 740 367 786ll 1 Year $150 9 mm automattc p stol $125 740 992 6824 Church pews for sate 12 !we ve toot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Dan~e studio m r o rs 4•8 II 3 sect ons call alter 5 pm 304 88 2 3626 2566 Oownsta rs Apartmenl Waler Pad 91 Cedar Stree t Gall pols NO PETS 740 388 1 tOO Ear y American co uch $75 00 Good ccnd ltlon w II haul 1 need ed 304 675 .:..._: 3440 ____ 1658 24 USED TRACTORS IN STOCK Fmancmg A.s low As 6 9% Wrth John Deere Credrt Approval On Used Tractors Carmicha els Farm & lawn Galhpo l s Ohio 74Q..446 24t20r 1 8005941111 Atso See 1 118 New" 4000 Series Compact UtliTy Tractors Several In Stoc~ Des~ Chars 2 Typew ters Drmng Room Table & 6 Cha rs Breakfast Table & 4 CM rs 2 Dressers & Chest Drawers Co mputer Pr nter Am a 11a Range M crowave See AI 450 Second Ave nLJe Gall polls 740 446 9539 or 620 Wanted to 40 Aces m!l Surtable lor Hunt ng in Gall a Counly or sur ound ng area on Land Contract WrL!a to CLA 459 % Ga I pohs Darly Trrb une 825 Ttl dAve Gallipolis Oh 45631 630 Livestock Fo r sa le colo re d egg ch icke ns 740 669 4902 640 Hay & Gram Went Firewood? Cut Del vered Stacked $45 00 Per Load 740 446 2847 Hay for sa le one mile north on Rl 2 Square Bales $1 00 $2 00 Saturday only 304 675 4869 Water me Specral 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 I " 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com pressron Frttlngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohto 1 800 537 9528 Round Bale Hay Orchard Grassy Cover Tom Ke sse l 740 4 46 7787 We buy ant1que s and par11al or com plete e~Jtates baby rlem s and old Flestaware Jeans Furn tu re & Antiqu es Tue sday thro ugh Frl day 11 am 4pm 145 North Sec ond M cld eporl Wolf 24 bulb tann ng bed wrth race n1en srhe r pate! $3500 se n for $1500 OBO 740 992 6624 Building Supplies TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale 196B Bro nco excAIIent con dUron $5 000 74G-949 2217 1980 199D HONDA CARS $100 $500 Pollee Impou nds All Makes Ava•lab e Ca ll t BOD 522 2730 E:o;t 4420 1982 Ponllac 6000 V 6 Auto New Batt & Good T tres $500 740 4411083 2 STEEL BUILD INGS 30K36 Was S7 238 Sell S4 238 50•100 was $25 800 Sell $15 aoo Never Put Up Can Delfve r 800 379 3754 1984 Cava l er excelle nt cond ton S900 740 378 9806 Block br ck sewer prpe~ wind ows I nlels etc Claude Winters A o Grande OH Ca 740 245 512 t 198 4 Red Pont ac Fiero 4 Speed Runs Great S1 500 Call Anyt me Steal bulldin!J ""If1 on gln a cra te 40x22 was $6 740 now .$2 797 J m 1 BOO 292 01'11 Pets for Sale 11 Monlh Old Male Eng! sh Set te Ready To Go Hunt ng Pol nl ng Brrds $350 00 740 446 9487 A Groom ShoJI Pat Groo m ng Fealur ng Hydr o Ba th Don Sh eals 373 Georges Creek Ad 740 446 0231 AKC mae Pomeranran young adull orange with pedigree $ 50 740 696 1085 AKC Reg stered Yellow Lab Pups I st Shots & Wormed $250 Each 740 256-6733 720 Trucks for t980 Cl1evy 112Ton 6 Cyl AU< tomalic PWr Str & Bra!le~ 81 OOOm1 $1 400 00 OBO 740j -2905 1987 Ford 4 Wl1eel Dn11e A~ tom Power Steenng AJC Cruraa Till $4 000 00 740...w&0711 1993 S 10 Prck Up Ta hoe Pa ck age 2 86 Cyhnder EJ:cellent Condillon 74()-245-5672 1- 749 388 8099 1985 Trans Am.., 305 mull port fuel nj~ciiOn automatiC transmrs sron I tops PW POL AC t t With cruise control OW new trr es runs good pearl white ex ter ror gray Inter or $2500 080 740 843 5283 1986 Med um Blue Chevy Astro loaded 77 ooo m les Van FETCH TWO BUCKETS OF WELL WATER l PICK 'EM BOTH!! NYAA NYAA NYAA H !Mpt.oyMt~ r(:;;,_::- A,f' YOU Tv/0 V11Lt..IN6 TO .ftfi~T YO\J, AGfNC.'( =- "o.\::::. ) \ ~01..1.. 5L.EEVtS? ~f'Y, UP 86 lsu zu truck $800 00 30 4 682 3273 7 40 1994 YZ125 Rac!ng Dtrtbke Ex cellen1 Condition New Tires Ne.,Y Overhaul $1 500 740 379 2695 TtfiS 15/'I'T Here fULL. MONTY'' DtAt..5, l.f IT? 1988 Camara TTops Need s Motor And Front End Work 1989 Cama ra 5 Speed Loaded $3 500 Buys Both 740 367 04t 4 1988 Chevrolet Berella V 6 fue n1ec 1ed autornaltc a r lnted w ndows red h gh rn les runs and looks good $1500 740 247 4292 1990 Bu c~ leSabre l m ted $5500 740 992 2186 8 30 am to 43Dpm MF • ,.. ~ .... !\"'\) l WOI-\CEII:.. \o.lf\"1' M.'( C.UP OF COFfEL TI\':>IC'.:J Ul:£. Tf\f.. FL"-\/Oi: 1-\r-0 &EH IT.""-l>rlF D CHR ISTMAS PUPPIES White Toy Blch n Fnse- $250 00 Possr bte De Ivery 740 379 9061 Cockahels hand fed young and tame $50 each 740 992 4280 1992 Subaru Legacy bee enl Cond !ion $4 400 740..388 9305 4~ 34 Ohio City 37 Pou1 5 AgL 3 Not wliolly 31 Not distinct Philips 33- Campers & Motor Homes 6 Conu crlte 26 -!balls Archibald 28 They could East Pass AU pass IS lie oparel 30 Acts 11an Intermediary 34 Bullfighter 35 L1ke doctors on holidays 12 wds) 36 Stop - dime 38 Woolly 39 Place-senlng items 40 /! )! 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Priced Transm ss on~ and Engme s All Types A cces~· To Over 10 boo Transm ss on s • I 740 245 5677 810 DOWN c- 2- Nor1b PM t 988 Bonnev Ue LE maroon 4dr new t res & brakes good cond $3 200 304 675 5792 after Spm puzzle 'Z7Wine29 Scot'SC8p 2• 1988 Baa 218 Garage Kept Uke New Hours 740 256 378 Arter g 790 57 ActorBorgnine the Ift.agazme You are m three no 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 760 wrong 24lnllrmltia 25Ac1Nu for lhe •.mprover 95 4 whe eler kawasakl 220 buoy just Ike new $2 000 304 882 3652 Summers not over t KawasaKI STS Jet skr still under warranl'y thr ee s-eate r 83 horsepower bought new Ju y or 97 thr ee matching Kawasaki skr ves ts and tratle r all go with II Priced 10 sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949} 2045 wrll co nsider tr ade for a. gpod pontoon boa t • 56-. larger page s1ze permtls more aurae Bff; NATE Motorcycles 20 butcli _ , 21 uve layoUis and the mcluSion of photos Most artu.:les ann al the touma ment player but there IS a fait amounl I 800 290 2262 X 3901 83 Nrsson 4 wheel dr k ng cab bed I ner topPer 304 675 1461 1 and leave message 1111111 - By Ph1lhp Alder Rubber bndge players know all aboul below tht: ltne Thai s wht"re }OU ,;core lhe lmk p01nts thai lead lo game bonuses Therf. " anolher line !he e'luator AnJ be ow !hal I me we tmd two EngliSh language maga zrnes The btgg~r I" Australian Bndge II appears bm1on1hly con l at mng 84 mtddhn g stzeU pages The oNe of rttose 11 N.L CNFf..l!-lf: WI{JVI::.C 19S7 Je ep Chero kee Country Low Mrle s Fully loaded Bla•k And Grey leather lnlerror 74 0 441 1720 II No Answer Leate Message s Below the line FRANK & EARNEST [ E.Lit-\11\11'\\t BU-14\I-IG Tl M.E 5"1' U:'>lW, IN5\N--I.T C.OfH:£ WITI-\ 1960 1ego Tnlcks $1 00 $500 Pollee Impounds A 1Makes Ava lable 23-a..- 11 &ault-...... 55 Opemng lead e 2 ~ 1989 Chevy GEO Metro 5 speed 53 5 npg uns and looks good $1250 740 992 493 Australi an Shepherd 2 years old Mal e Blue Merle Has Papers $200 00 Cal Alter 4 DOPM 740 379 2307 SURPRISE!! WHICH HAND DO YOU PICK?? ,.. 1979 Dodge Van 12 Passenger Runs Good Automat c $650 00 Call740 256 6463 1988 Fa d Crown Vtctorla pr ced to sell 740 742 2780 Australian shepherd pups me rles $75 (2 female 1 male) bl<tck $65 (4 ma es) 740 949 2128 evenrngs 2. THE BORN LOSER Vans & 4-WDs kncattltae A J West Pass Pass I NT 98 Ford Ranger XlT extende(l cab $11 600 w1thou t tOJIP&r and $12 100 w1111 topper 304 $2 SilO 080 (740) 256 1233 986 Ba a garage ~ep t like new t OO hrs 740 256 378 afler9pm South BARNEY 98 Dodge 4•4 1500 Senes. 13 ooo miles 740 742 2803 aruw Spm 730 C. 11 · - 5 1 Pulley 17 Wyaming ..... 54 - Vulnerable North South Dealer: South $8 000 304 675 3230 882 3336 fie!" ·-. 41 Acquncl ... Q 10 9 8 1987 Ford Ranger $2100 call 74()..992 7242 .. 1992 Ford Ra nger LXI Ver) Good Shape And Body Well Marntamed Runs GooCS V 6 Au tom AJC Cauette 95K $4 800 00 740-386 8293 Gornoanr"• eAKQ 7 1979 1 Ton Duly New 454 Mp1or and Trans ~utomatrc A.JC Sot 500 00 740-44&07t 1 1979 Che...y Heavy 112 Ton In Good S~ape $2 500 OBO 1984 Blazer New Motor W th 1 Year warranty New Transm1s~an Body Been Z Baned $3 300 080 1•0 367 04t• 7CO 992 69.16 Le.... t,!essage 41 - - "'9- 47 K Q 9 4 • 9 3 2 e =. .._ e Soulh Sale 97 Ford ranger 5 speed trans'l mrssron air ral y wheel s c~ player 17 000 miles asking Your A rea John Deere Dealer For Res dent a! And Commerc1a Lawn Equ pment Com pact Ullhty Tractors Fr om 20 To 39 HP All S .zes 01 4 WO And 2 WO Far m Tra clors/ ~ay Equipment John Deere S~ a Steer Loaders Check W th Us About Flnancrng On Lawn Trac tors And Low Rate Fl nanclng On New And Used Equ pment Carm chael s Farm & Lawn Ga I pohs OH 740 446 24121800594 1111 Spe gel ou"ee n s1de Brass bed $250 00 Queen box spnng $35 00 Ful s de mattress/Be• Sprig $65 Full be d ra1ls $15 00 740 256 92 Otd:; Achevra c Door Crurse amlfm Tr tled rn Ohro $3 000 304 882-3418 Massey Ferguson $ 150 00 Trac tor 0 sc Plows Brush hog 304 458 1040 Prlmester $49 1nstallat1on $100 worth of fre e prog ramrng free Holiday g ft pack 800 263 2640 Army Ortgrna l Camou fla ge by Sandyv I e Post Olf rce Sams Somervne Fr Sun 12 5pm Oth er days alter 4 pm Insulated Cov erall s $35 00 30 4 273 srgi'ler Serres flonda car mmt Fore! gotelen JUib trac tor wrth brushing gooel sflape $3 330 304 675 3824 Massey Ferguson $150 00 Trac l or Drsc Plows B rush hog 304 458 1040 Eas1 • J 10 4 oe- 91 Chevy CheyanQe extend cab! w1th short bed vor tex 4 3 engrnq tully loaded eacellent cond1tro~ leaVsrlver J7500 740-9924111 .., NeW Fa rm ers Tobacco Co In c Rrp ey OhiO Is now recervrng to ba cco and 1st sa le 23rd Nov 1 888 844 4385 As k for drv ll e Whalen Edtson Mays 675 1858 s Beane Babies Hal o 98 Toddy and other October releases a so currept and retrr ed 304 675 7223 Cat 553 Sheep Foot Roller $40 000 48 Inch Ooub e Drum Ro ler $3 200 Over 200 Han g Bra ckets .$8 000 3 Pa Is Trarter 1 l aTurner Grader S7 500 2 000 Pd Head ache Ba I 550 Gallon Fuel Tan k $350 1 Trent B o• $4 500 2 ODD Gallon Water Tank SSOD Top Can Trencher $4 500 P pe Lase r $4 500 V bra lor Te mp 4 Fl Ca p 416 740 643 2916 Ail e 4 740 643 26 44 AI le 6 00 740 643 2300 160 A Barko loader/CTR Saw buck E~ecellenr Cond Iron 740 682 7318 N ce Kin g ze Waterbe d w th Headboard M rror Complete Dresser Wrth M rror N ghtstand 140 379-2720 AFTER 6 PM 550 Buy or se ll R ve rna An tiques 1124 E Marn Str eet on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600pm Sunday 100 to 6 DO J1 m 740 992 2526 Russ Moo e owne 610 Farm Equipment 1986 GMC Truck 2 ton 304 675- Usee! Furnrture GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wasl1 e s dryers rel rrg era tors ra ng es Skaggs Applian ces 76 V ne Street Call 740 446 7396 I 888 818 0128 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Grubbs P1ano tunrng & repa rs Pr oblems' Need Tuneel? Call lt)e ptano Dr 740-44&4525 011 ce Equrpment 7795 Condrtron <:ellenl oondftion 7-40 992-6839 ' 6445 App ances Re cQndrtmned Washers Dryers Range s Relr grators 90 Day Guarantee• Fre nch City Maytag 740 446 E~:ceUent $45a 740-446-2947 GE heavy duly extra large ca pac11y 8 cyct~ 2 speecs washer tess than 2 yrs old Kenmore heavy Clury dryer 7 yrs old ask rng $340 for both 74()..992 11 t7 Seasoned I rewood cut and spirt $30 load $40 del vered ca 1 740 742 2263 530 87 buret century -4 door V-4 aUki.St 000 304-882-3652 .. Story & Clark console ptano ea Mobile home s11e available bet ween Athens an d Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 520 French C!ly P,r Groomong by Af>porntment ·utt,.. Wash Bathing Sy5tem · 650 Second Ave Galh polls 740-446-1528 740-2S6-1l600 GE Bl ack DIShwas her Works We111 Soi5 00Cal740-4411502 5655 510 199'* lrncoln Mark Ylll 59.6eo Excellent Condttlon $10,500 740-44<Hi189 Hammood Elf!!;lrc Organ $300 00 460 Space for Rent Dometrc camper reh gerator 52~23 runs by 12 vo t battery e eclrrc or propane gas call 740 742 3805 aller 6pm Beech St M ddleport 2 br fur apt ut1l pd dep + er 304 882 Firewoocl cut 111391 M1les Baldwn organ b1"881 shape $150 7-40.992-6824 $.')() 7<10-992 5740 1993 Chevy AsltO E.ltendoCI ~ Til Ctuise M:.. Floe&e HiO:I1. ~ Co«! $5.900 00 (7401446+-92lJO Feen cockatiels Baboes. 3044182 3436 Sa•aphone (740) 446-0366 2 bedroom Molj le Home Fur nlshed State Route 7 N bu s I ness Distract (7401 446 4263 or ,...,__11JOol .a39 15 A Q75 • 76 3 • 64 3 2 Tamed Hand 446-7283 And Deoosot 2 Bedroom t4X65 Gas H ea t Slaves Water Heater $350 00 lnclueles cable water trash 2 Bedroom Mobile Home For Rent $225 00 Plus $225 Deposit Rerrences 740 367 0632 Doberman Prnschet' pupp1es 8 wks old parents on prem1ses wormed & hrst shots $100 740992...tt 11 Electue Scooters whee lcharrs New Al'\0 Used Statrway Eleva tors Wheelcharr And Sc oote r Llhs Bowman s Homecare 74Q- E.rra N•ca Used Furniture Ap furmshed Upsta rs Apartment phances DtneUe s Freezeu Close To Do•ntown Ga lhpohs Beds Retngerators Sto\les Also 3 Room Rell;e.;~,;.j Washers Dryers Etc 140 ..-s. 2396 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo Plus Utili tes & Deposll No Pets 740 446 43 13 740.446 0879 3409 pletely Redeeotated Clean New C.Vpet No Pels Or ~ Ref ereoce & Oepos•l Req~red Also furnr5hed 2 Rooms & Balh Vpst.us 74Cr446-1519 N1ce two bedroom unlurmsheel deposit and references 7.S.O 992 RENTALS Large selection of used homes 2 or 3 bed ooms Starhng at $2995 Qui ck dehvery Call 740 385 9621 NEW BANK AEPOS ONLY 3 LEFT St tI n Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304 755 5885 H u~e Sa e A 11e 7 So h L~> ~ 5 Than t 0 M nute s F om Oowntown Gd l pr)l :> Pr va P. 2 112 Atrf> Lo W th 8 ettthtlk rig A JP Vel' Ap pr 1 2 000 SQ F.1 3 BPdrf)O m" 2 1/2 Bath 5 Fan y A IJ m 2 rt e pla r.e5 Hardw ood Floors 2 C.'H Garaqe Los 01 Ewa s $95 00 0 0 0 711 0 44 6 9 762 0 7<1 0 4116 45 4 p~rrcels remote beautitul land Metgs County Sd pta Twp. SA 692 (;Jst off SR 143) owner ttna ncrng ($1800 per acre) Call for good map 74()..593-8545 360 furnrst\ed " Rooms & Bath Com- Modern 1 Bedroom Apa rtmenl 1426 SevenLI 5 acre ! Nee bedroom ranch krtchen w/ $15 000 74q 992 112 1 3 bedroom cealed on Kelly OR Georges Creek AD L v ro om nary Area Green School 7 .. 0 256-1664 s 2 Bedroorr House & 1 20 Acres Fo r Sale In Pori and Ohro 2 yr o d brrck ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths den wood lloors 3000 Meadow brook 304 675 7643 All Ut1hues AJready There Cente Comrnetc.al Or Aes.denttal Tnpte lot W1th Income In Crown Cuy On Route 7 $49 900 740 256 5428 All eat estate advert s ng n lh s newspaper Is subject to """al (3041675-5485 New br ck Ranch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stof age All Ecectrrc• 1 ZAcrea 127 500 304-675-8959 14x70 lnd1es House mobile home two bed oom two bath utlrly roo m pantry closet 740 992 Beaut lui canal home w th Gulf ac cess and 8000/t covered boat 11 n Punta Gorda Fl w II consrder WV o Oh proper y n trade or set out r ght also have beaullful bu d ng lois on Peace Rver n Punta Go da F 740 742 3230 pm s127 500 304-67s-8959 14Ft X 76FI lnd1es Hou se 2 Bdrms 2 Baths Utlrty Room Pantry Close! 740.992 5428 150 170 Miscellaneous New bnck Ranch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2-ca~ garage Stof age All Ececlr c• 1 2Acrea 383-6862 6yr 2 3 bed rooms loft tongue/ groove pellet stove HP/C A ap pt ances garage spa acre Bula v he P ke 740 367 0286 Mag c Years Oay Ca re Pre School spaces ava table excel len sk Is to you h Ids devel opment Cal us or more nforma t on3011675 5847M F7 30 530 Restored VIC'Ionan home srtuated on 12 acres V 11age MiddlepOrt secluded and prrvate appornl ~ Livingston • Bnement Water Proofing all basement repa rs done hee est mates I fellme guarantee 12yrs on JOb e•per ence 304-896--3887 Gall polls Career Col ege Spr ng Val ey Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 2 4 0452 Ace ed teo Mem ber AC CS Reg 490 05 12740 Schools Instruction Plans Oh sewer Ueady hooked up $75 000 7 .. 0 985 3511 or 740-667 3304 ....... cal 740-992 5696 Apply With Resume To Southeastern Ohio Sa!ell te 240 Upper RIVer Road Galhpolrs Ohio 45631 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 barhS count(; kitchen iafge 2 car oar age on 112 acre lot Tuppers 188 acres of e•cellent dewHop ab'e land With a pallOfame vM!W or the C•ty of Pomt Pleasanl. tha OhiO Rtver and the valleys and hills on bolh Sides of lhe nver The property rncludes several secluded wooded srle A new etgh rnch water line has been r~ through the property Owners woukJ lrke to sell the entrre tact Cf111 (304) 675 1612 and ask lor Bob Messrck or Call John W1se an... to ,, ...1U"• Puzzte ,. ..,. .... Not...,. ..., 45- - 14 ell I leAl 43 13 ~an 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise ~a 41- 1 ASTRO·GRAPH Saturday. Nov 14 1998 In the year ahead, all probab1hty md1cates you II find that fr1ends Will play u construcltve role m areas where you requ1re change The1r mput could be an Important rea.•on ot why you II succeed So II s lime lo hsten and focus on whal needs to be Improved SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) Do whal comes nalurally for you and you II msuncuvely know how 10 make the necesstiry moves today ThiS w1ll help you acqUire many of the mce lhmgs you des1re tor your self and your loved ones Know where to look for romance and you II find It The Astro Graph Matchmak er mstanlly reveals wh1ch s1gns arc romantically perfec1 lor you Ma1l $2 75 to Matchmaker c/o of thiS newspaper P 0 Box 1758 Murray Hill Stat1on New York NY 10156 SAGITIARilJS !Nov 23-Dec 21) Share your 11me today w1th those who II apprecmte your mnovat1ve 1deas and the pragmauc way you unplemenl lhem They could help you get 1h1ngs underway CAPRICORN !Dec 22-Jan 19) Your chances for gettmg somethtng of a malenal nalure that you ve been desmng are excep11onally good today All you need IS the nghl amount ot m o ttvauon to go .liter tl AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 191 Bemg very good at recogmzmg valu able 1deas th It ure presenleJ to ) ou mn~tte t~tlent you possess Us!.! H to your adv~mtage Lod.ty Don ljw.. t 1s an as yourself not only be recep11ve bul your sug ge~ttuns wrll be c.:o nslrur..: ltve TAURUS (A pril 20 May 201 Should your metll e be tesled lod IV you re likely to perform exceptwn ally well Inste.1Ll o t betng mtmlH.lat ed by challen g1ng de;dopmems you ll1hnv e on them GEMINI ( M •Y 2 t June 2111 There 1s an .ur ot t: lec lrlut y .tnd ex pelt 111 cy that could I!)< I 'i t wtlhtn y our socm l sphere tod.ty Every1h111,1 you do w1ll be more exctttng md ..,t tmuliltn ~ You II love 11 CANCER (J une 21 July 22) There Will be no lree mb tod.ty bul 11 1 rewards could be bt Jger th m ever tor 20 March Because you re more n:sou11:eful you Be prep""~ lu gu 10 work tor what you wan! espec~<1lly 111 lhe !han usual today you can pul your hnancml re 1Im stt on a gond tdea promoh! PISCES !Feb 2 01 taknts to work lor you Th1s me ms you should be able to .1ch 1eve mosl ol your hopes or t: xpeJ..:tatums ARIES (March 21 Apnl I'll Express what s on yo ur Ill I nd today tn .t muller that tnvoiiJes ~lth e Pi l"i LEO (July 21 Au; 22 1 Some t:onstrucltve s ug~es ltun s L.:ould be oltt:red tn )Oll t 0 1.by rmm .1 lrtend you trust You c m t:ontttle tn tht s per son to he lp you resolve .t probh;m Don t ht!"ltdle to do so IS bel NOVEMBER 13 I �• Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, November 13, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio urc RoodSYIU. Worship - 9:30a.m. Congregati ona l Suoday School· 10:30 a.m. UMYF Suoday 6:30p.m. Trtalty Chun:h First Sunday ,of Month . ·7:30p.m. service Serond &. Lynn, Pomeroy Pas1or. Rev. Roland Wildman Sunday scbool aod wor>hip 10:25 Dailey Mass • 8:30a.m. Epi scopal Ch•n:b of Jesus Chrisl Apostolic: VanZandt and Ward Rd. Church of Chnst Pas10r: James Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Evening-7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. ...,_,.,, Cbordlof·Chrisl 212 w. !\lain s~ Grt<e Epbropol Cllurdl 326 E. Main St., Pomc:roy 1., Assembly of God Uberty Assombly of God Baptist Mlddlopon Cbun:b of Christ Pastor: Jim Ditty 570 Grant St., Middleport Sunday school · 9:30 a.m. ,Worship - 11 a.m.and6p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Will Baptist Cburdl Putor:Terry Stewart Rutland First Bapli~l Church Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy Flrsl Baptist ·East Main St. 1 Sunday School ·9:30a.m. · Worship- 10:30 a.m. First Southern Bapeisl 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7;00 p.m. Wednesday Servkes- ?;00 p.m. First Baptist Church Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship - 10: 15 a.m., 1.:00 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:~ p.q1. • ;,., RaCine First Baptist .' Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. Silver Run Bapllsl Pastor: Billliule Sunday School - JOa1m. Worship- I la.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. Mt. Union Baptist .Pastor :Joe N. Sayre Sunday Schoo/~9:45 a.in. Evenin8 - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 6:30p.m. Wo1'5hip . 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. .Zion Church ot Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (R1.14J) Pastor; Roger WaiSon ·· Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip '- 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Youth· S:30 pm Sunday Bib~e Study Wedn'esday 7 pm Lou,..l Clllf Fro'~ Mothodlst Chun:h Pastcr:·David DeWitt · Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. " Wednesda.y Service-7:00p .m. Rutlaad Community Church Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Sunday Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Rutland Church of Chrlsl Sunday School ·9:30a.m. , Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Brodfonl Church of Christ Comer O:f ~t. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Mmtster: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School .- 9:30a.m. , Wonhip- 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m ~ Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. latter-Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Litter Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School· 9:50a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30 p.m. E'Jangelist Mike Moore Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worshjp- 10.a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. The Church or Jesus Chrilt of Litter-Day Saints St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 44(;. 7486 Sunday Schooil0:20-ll a.m. · Ubertr Christion Church Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sun,day Evening- 6:30 ,p.m. Thursday Service ·6:30p.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11:05· 12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:1S a.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs. - 7 p.m. , Lutheran Loapvlllf Christian' Church Faith Baptist Church Rail road St., Mason Sunday School - to a.m. Worship- 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - J p.m. ·"" SunCiay School- 9:30 a~m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Gro.Ye Church Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school- 10:30 a.m. Worship-9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Rffilsvllle Church of Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Fore51 Run Baptist Pastor Arius Hurt Sunday School- 10 a.m Worship - II a.m. Catholic Sacred Heart Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5 : 15p.m.; Mass-5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8: 45-9:15 a.m., · Sun. Mass - 9:30a.m. · Worship. 9:00·a.m. Sunday School- 10:00 •·!"· Our Saviour LulheraR Church Wllnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: Da... id Russell Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Worship· II a.m. . St. Poul Luthonn Church 'Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Suoday School • 9:45 a.m. Worship. 11 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m. {1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wadnesday Service- 7:30p.m. Church of God MI. Olivo United Methodist Mt. Moriah Churdl of God Rutland Frte Will Baplist Salem St.. ,· • Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School • 10 a.m. ~vening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. .'..Pine Grove Rcv:,Oonald C. Fritz Hartford Chun:h of Christ In ChrittJan Union Hanford, W.Va. PaMor:Jim Hughes . 'Sunday School- 11 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services~ 7:30p.m. Mt. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main St., Middlepor1 Pa.'itor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m . Anliqulty Baptist Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening,.-, 6:00p.m. SL Joha Latheron Cllun:h . Racine ~ Pastor: Rev. James Satterfield Sunday Sch()OI • 9:45 a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Rutland Church of God PaStor: Ron Heath Sunday Worship· lO a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m . Syra~.:use Fint Church of God Apple and Second Sis. Pasror: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30p .m. . Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. Church of God of Prophecy 0 .1. White · Rd. off St. 1tt. 1Ji0 Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School · 10 a.m . 1 • Pastor: Mart Matson Wor!hip ~ 10:30 p.m. Sunday School • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services ... 7 p.m. Other Churches · Han-nt Outrnch Mlaistrin 47439 Reibei Rd., Chester Pastors:. Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Services: 10 a.m. &. 6 p.m. · Wedn~sday Service" - 7 p.m. United Methodist Grtham United Methodl•t · Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School-9:30a.m. · Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Meip Cooperative Parish Northeast Cluster Alfred Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. Chester · Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship-~ a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Bob Randolph WorsHip-9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m . Long Bottom Sunday School - 9:30 a'.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m . Agape Ute Center "Full-Gospel Church" Pastors John· & Patty Wade 603 Second Ave. Mason 773-5017 Service lime: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm Pomeroy Pastor: Connie fiares · Sunday School· 9:15a.m. WOrsbip • 10:30 a.m.' Bible Study, Tuesday · 10 a.m. Folth Chohl Open Blblf Church 923 S. ird St., Middleport I Long Bottom Pastor; Steve Reed Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · ~ors~ ·9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. . cdnesday - 7 p.m. Friday · fellowship service 7 p.m. Bethany Pastor: Dewayne Stutler S~nday S.Chool - 10 a.m. ' Worship~ 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. Eodtlme House or Prayer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pastor: Robert Vance Su.nd2; wonhip - 10 a.m. Wednes ay service -6:30p.m. Momln1Star Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School- 11 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. East Letart ' Chun:h Bethel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - ~10 a.m. Hockingport Cbun:hi Grand Street Sunday School · 10 a.m. Winship· II a.m. Wednesday Servicts - Bp.m. ,. 57 Pearl St., Middleport Pastor: Sam Anderson ·Sunday SchoollO a.m. Evening- 7:30p.m. · Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Faith Valley Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmell Rawson Sunday EvcninB 7 p.m. thursday ·Service - 7 g.m. Syracuse Mission 141'1 Bridgeman Sl., Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompson,Pastor Sunday School · 10 a.m. Eveni"/c- 6 p.m. Wednesday ervice- 7 p.m. Ha~J Community Church Off Rt. 124 Pastor: Edsel Hart Sunday School ·9:30a.m. · Presbyterian Syracuse First United Presbyterian Pastor: Rev. Krisana Robinson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Morse Chapel Chun:h Sunday school - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday, Service. 7 p.m. · '· Faith Gosp<l Church Long Bottom Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. ' Mt. Olive Community' Church Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School -9:30a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wedneday Service - 7 p.m. United Faith Church Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pas.s Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday S~~~! -9:30a.m. n11.\JINE MOWER CLINIC INSURANCE .. . Brogan-Warner Full line of Insurance INSURANCE Briggs & Stratton ~~=· SERVICES Sarv'k:ea Master Service Technician GENCIES Inc. KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR Bill Quickel 992-6677 949-2804 Support your local churches RIDENOUR SUPPLY Place an ad in this 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME I ' o;gnffy and Service Always Established 1913 992-2121 St. Rt. 248, Chester, Oh.. 106 Mulberry Ave. 985-3308 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE Advertise your PHARMACY}! bu~lness each week We Fill Doctors' in this space Prescriptions and support local 992-2955 Pomeroy Time to clean house? Clean out your basement or attic with the help of the CLASSIFIED SECTION/ U.S. officials acqess lr,.q's capitulation · on U.N. inspections BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraq will allow U.N. weapons inspections to resume immediately, the govern· · ment said Saturday, backing down in a standoff with the United Stales that f appeared to be heading for a U.S. military slrike. . In a leiter to U.N. Secretary-Gen· eral Kofi Annan, Deputy Prime MinI ister . Tariq Aziz said Iraq would .. allow lhe work of inspectors from the U.N. Special O!ll!milliloll: and the International Atomic Energy Agency to resume at · suspected weapons si les. . President 'Clinton·~ national securily learn met Saturday in Washingion to assess the Iraqi promise. "To give an additional chance to achieve justice by lifling the embargo ... the leadership of Iraq has decided to resume cooperation with . UNSCOM and the IAEA and to allow lhem to•carry out their normal missions," Aziz Said in the letter, read o~er Iraqi lelevision. · U.N. special envoy Prakash Shah earlier lold a news conference in Baghdad that no conditions were menlioned in the letter, which was a response to a letter Annan sen! Frida_y lo Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. said to reporlers outside the resi· dence . Eden Un.iled BrethrCn In Christ 2 l/2 mtles north of Reedsville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. RclJCrt Markley Sunday Schqol-]] a.m. Sunday Worship- 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m . Wednesdar, SeJVices. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Youth Service. 7:30 740-992-5141 Bruce R. Fisher - Director 590 East Main Street· Pomeroy, OH 45769 740·992·5444 James A. . n Asked whelhel lhe weapons 1 inspectors would now be returning lo ,. lraq, Annan replied: "Once the issue is resolved, thai's what I think · shouldhappen." Good Mornin Today'a albaes--'eatbi&l 11 Sections • 128 Pages C2&6 Calendars . DJ-2 Classilieds Comics Insert A4 Editorials AlonJI the River Cl AS Obit!ades Bl-6 SRorts C 1998 Ohio Valley l'ublishillg Co. :francis FLORIST Vol. 33, No" 40 In addition to the plant and 'other electricity gen· eration facilities, which operates independenlly the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers locks .and dam system, the Belleville site NEARING COMPLETION - The site. ol the OMEGA .N5 Hydroelectric Pqwer will include an extensive In Bellwllle, w.v,.. Construction on at least O"f unit of the project Ia expecl· Plant public park system where eel to be complated by year'a end. · . · . there were once undevel· cuslomers in other areas served l>y AMP-Ohio, meeting oped fields. Thai park will he completed and turned over to Wood an increasing demand for "green" ·power, or eiwironCounly, W.Va. f~r operation and'maintenance, according · ·menlldly-sound electric generalion. According to the Parson Main spokesman, such to a spokesman for lhe engineering firm on the project, power generation is in increasihg demand, but is among Parsons Main. While the transmission lines run directly through the mos.t expensive types of electric generation, both in parts of Meigs County,the elcclricily will be P,rovided to terms ofconstruclion and generalion . or activity may bemoving into By CHUCK BAKER .. l'lmea-Sentlnel Stlllf GALLIPOLIS - . When people think ~bout gangs and .gang-related activities, most immediately focus on large Cities, such as Los Angeles, New York, Chicago or Delroit. Galli a Qlunty would not be someplace that would· come to .mind for many peabut, gang activity is quickly t?ecqm: ~~:~~;~r~ · local officials. · Court Juvenile Division, gang .,.,,ffiti rumors of gang activily in are on the rise. Shrader and other local and state offi • cials feel that the graffiti that bas heen found in Gallia County is "too specialized to just be random graffiti." · Shrader said that indiC;itions of local gang activity has been on the rise over the pasl six months. ''There have been more thlrtgs coming to li'ght, and in . much grealer frequency." The suspecled group is locally known as "The Irish Disciples," and they are pur· ported lo be "cousins" of "The Folk," which is, in lurn, a cousin group to ''The Crips." . · Graffiti has been seen mostly outside of Gallipolis- notably in the middle of the county, on Farm Road, in Vinton, and in Cheshire at the park and boa! landing. ' Gtaffiti · has recently been found ooi lower Fourth Avenue area in Gallipolis. Shrader ~aid that while there have been no gailg-relaled incidents yet, "There have c~unty Meigs school issue tie to be broken Monday: By JIM FREEMAN ~ LOCill and J1bte offlclala fHI the graflltl that has been found In Ollila COI!ntv Ia "too apeclallzed to Just be random graffiti." The sue~ group Ia locally known •• "The !rlah Disciple•; and they are purported 1o be "coualna" ·o t "The Folkt )Vhlch Ia, In turn, • .coueln group to "The Cripe. • person or persons, " ,··· has a past of.gang.conl;lct." , Wh~ Gallia County? "We- ·8.re on the crossroads b.etween Dayton, · Columbus, Huntington and Charleston," been, rumors." Shrader said, "We h~ve a lol of These' rumors include vandalism, criminal types who pass through here." school'age children being threatened, or, Gallia County Officials are organizing with state and federal officials 10 " .... lry childre.n being asked to join a gang. Shrader said, "This has gone past lhe and c~rl> lhis effort before it becomes a •wanna-be' stage; This is beginning to get problem," Shradet said. · into organization." · Par~nts who would like to learn more Shrader believes thai whoever is orga- about gang activities and · how to keep 1 nizing the movement·comes from outside youths from getting involved can get the Gallia County area, saying that lhis information on the Internet, at the Cily of ' ' nmtia-Sentlnel Stllft POMEROY- A rare election day tie will be l>roken Monday morning, deciding the Meigs Local School Districl Permanent Improvement Levy. Unofficial eleclion night results from the Meigs County Board of Eleclions showed the 5-mill, five-year renewal levy tied I,827 to I ,827. " The issue will be decided during the official count lo ~hel4. al 9 a.m. at the election bparc! of{i~~ in Pomeroy. At that time, 57 provisional ballots, also called·"walk-in" · ballots will be counled. Those are ballots cast l>y regis· tered Ohio voters who have moved within lhe state to a different voting precincl following the registration deadline. . ·Those ballots will decide lhe fate of the lev(. at least for lhe time being. Since a ' simple majorily vole is required to pass a levy, a second, official tie vote means lhe levy fails. · ·For Jane Frymyer, who has worked for the board of elections for 14 years, the tie was 1111 unprecedented event - at least for a tax issue. "It's never happened since I've been here," she said, although she added some have come close. "The only thing we've ever had was a tie on a central committee race," she said. . Although not a tie, a Carleton School/Meigs lnduslries additional continuing !.8 mill properly tax issue was decided by absentee voters in November, 1992. The countywide issue, which passed by seven voles, was settled after the unofficial election night count by a handful of mililary absentee ballots, 4,996 lo 4,989. · The board haS also had to perform automalic recounts on close races, those where lhe outcome falls witl)i n one half of one percent. "We will have an. automatic recount if (the Meigs ··c l,ocallevy) falls within 18 voles," she said. Kalam;~Zoo, Mich., Public Saf"etv 1n lhe event the Meigs Local levy fails, school board The address is: meml>ers have already said they will place the issue back www.d.ka~mazoo.ml.us/publc_sarebefore voters .hefore the levy expires on Jan. 1, 2000. ty/l-gnmti.htm ' The board has two additional chances for the levy to pass ' Shrader says lhar meetings are forth· before that time. coming in relation to lhe rumored gang The levy generates aboul $550,000 a year and was .activity. Dates and limes for t?ese meet· originally ·promoted with the slogan of "Books, Buses ings will .he released when they are finaland Buildings". ized. Official. results will be published in Monday afternoon's edilion of The Daily Sentinel. · CAA officials say ·level of need for heating assistance remains constant . . ' year,'according to nelease from Gov. George · The agency makes awar~ of HEAP fund· By .KEVIN KELLY Voinovich's office. ing lo applicants with a gross income at or nmea-senllnel Staff CHESHIRE .:... As a new heating season The 'application peri.od began earlier lhis ', below !50 percent of the federal poverty approaches, the local advocacy agency lhat month and will continue until March 31. Reg· . guidelines. Proffitl said this year ·applicants are processes applications for one-time assistance , ular HEAP helM pay for a portion of house- ' required io schedule appoinlments lo make the to the lo..;,·income in meeting their bills, finds . hold healing bills, while Emergency HEAP applications at"CAA's offices in Cheshire, Gal· lhe need for the help remains constant. assists househ.olds facing disconneclion or a lipolis and Pomeroy. . Letha Proffitl, who coordinales the Regular c diminishing fu~l supply and are unable 10 pay Long a target of federall>udget-cutting pro· Healing Energy Assistance Program and their bills: · posals, the national HEAP program was given Emergency HEAP for Galli a-Meigs Commu· Both programs provide one-time per season a five-year lease on · life in late September · nity Action Agency, said the number of appli- assistance. · when lhe U:S. House of Representatives cations for the programs is on the same level HEAP programs are federally funded. agreed to reauthorize the expenditure. B~l, as 1997-98, when both . helped numerous Money is prese~ted to lhe Ohio Department of supporters will have 10 conlinue l>attling for an applicants in l>oth counties. Development's Communily Development appropriation each year. "We've been busy," she said. Division, which in turn dislribules funds· to ' Through the efforls of legislators from Statewide, HEAP came to the aid of organizations like CAA serving low-income northeastern slates, where HEAP is popular, 110,000 households facing a heating crisis last populations. an agreemenl was reached in which up to $2 ' l>illion is to be spenl on HEAP annually for the · next three years. No fixed figures have been set for the remaining lwo .years, according to Gannetl News Service. "I was pleased to push back attempts to get this critically imporlant assislance, so people don'l have to make the dreadful choice between heating and eating," said Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., who pushed for lhe reauthO·· rization. Locally, applicants have been aware of congressional atlempts 10 slash or eliminate HEAP and have inquired at CAA if the program will continue. "I think people have been concerned al>out it, but as far as we know, it'll slill be there," ·Proffitl said. Hollister .g etting ready for one-wee·k stint as Ohio's chief executive Meig4' 'County'.! OldeJt FloriJ!t 862 flit Mill Puuruv, ' 7 40·992-2644 7 40·992-6298 Le1 V• Send Your Thousht1 lf'ilh SNOUFFER .FI~E & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE Searching for a local church? 992-7075 Check the Sentinel .every Friday! 172 North Second Ave. Oh · tntint t••ws,wstch,l Gallia juvenile . .official fears gang I Mt. Hermon United Brethren In Christ Church Texas Community off CR 82 Past~r: Robert Sanders Sun~ay School • 9:30a.m. Worshrp · 10:30 a.m., 7:.)0 p.m. Wednesday Services ; 7:30p.m. "Featur;ng Kentucky Fried Ch;cken" 264 South Second ,Ave.•Middtepon, OH 457•601 992-5432 . Details on pageA2 Gallipolis • Middleport· Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • November 15, 1998 . By BRIAN J. REED ·and could be o~rational early next year. llmea-Sentlnel Stllff The project is a joint venture o( 42 Ohio municipal REEDSVILLE - Construction is nearing comple· electric systems, and includes a 42-megawall plant, a lion on a hydroelectric power plant across the Ohio 26.5-mile lransmissioQ line which conneciS lhe plant tO River from Reedsville, and the plant should be opera· the lransmission grid, and back-up generation sources tional before year's end. for the times when the river condition precludes the full The OMEGA JVS plant, owned )ly American Munic- operation of _lhe plant. _ . ipal Power Co., Weste~ille; is under construction on the AMP-Ohio manages the project for the.. municipal Wesl Virginia side of the Ohio River, at Belleville . . electric ·participants, and is a "non-profit and wholesale The plant, when completed, will operate two gene rat· power supplier and services provider fo( municipal elec· ing·unilS, and will provjde power to customers in A grid lric and communications systems, including 77 commucovering areas of northeiiStern and southweste'rn Ohio. nities in -Ohio and two others in West Virginia. . . ' The lineS for the syslem will carry electric power Construction on lhe system was delayed by bankacross the river to Reedsville, and will run through sec· . ruptcy proceedings on the part of Guy F. Atkinson Con· tions of Eastern Meigs County, to a substaiion in Rutland. slruction Co., the primary contractor on lhe project, last According to Curtis Todt of··AMP-Ohio, the plant year. Atkinson later resu'1'Cd work on the construction at should begin testing its generators sometime this month, Belleville and will complete the project. ter to Annan's residence. "I think it's positi\;'e,'" Annan Crow's.Family Restaurant Jlfis~er Jlfunernl ~ame 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy HI: 50s Low: 40s Hydroelectric power plant construction .nearly.· complete United Brethren Seventh-Day Adventist ,• Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Seventh-Day Adventist Mulberry Hts. Rd., POmeroy P;1stor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services: Sabbath School . 2 p.m . Worship· 3 p.m. DJoovlllf Communitr Church Sunday Sdlool ·9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. • tntts.• . Iraq's ambassador to lhe United Nations said inspectors would be allowed to return immediately. "They wi II be allowed any minute lhey wAnt to go back and to resume lhei r normal work," Nizar Hall)doon said in New York. Saddam 's decision could defuse lhe crisis over arms inspeclions that has led "to threatened American attacks on !raq and a buildup of U.S. military forces in the Gulf. Hamdoon delivered the Iraqi lel· Hanisooville Presbyterian Church Worship- 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. . !11!1!!1111! Middleport. Pentecostal Third Ave. Pastor: Rev, Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. · Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7·00 p m Middlrpor1 Presbyterian SundaY School - 9 a.ln. Worship - 10 a.m. Nazarene Reedsville Fellowship Chun:h or the Nazarene Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m .. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Pentecostal Pentecostal Assembly St. Rt. 124, Raci'ne Pastor~ William Hobar.k Sunday School- IO,a.m. Evening. 7 p.m. WednesdaY Services. 7 p.m. MlddiTPr1'Commuoity Church Torch Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 SundayS~hool · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Middleport Churth otthe Nazarene Pastor: Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday School - 9j30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 pin. New Life Victory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipoiis; OH Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services- '10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.rri. · Full Gospel Chu~h of thr LMn;j Savior Rt.33B, Antiquity Pastor: Jesse Morris Asst. Pastors; Jim Morris & Rick Morris Services: Saturday ~;30 p.m. Harrisonville Community Church Pastor. Theron Durham Sunday · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. ~~dnesday • 7 p.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Main & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Tuesday Services • 7 p.m. Clifton Tabernacle Church Clifton, W.Va. SunQay School - 10 a.m. Worship ~ 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. The Believers' Ft!llowship Ministry New Lime Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Margare1 J. ~obinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30 p.JJ:l. . Sunday, 2:30p.m. Carmel-Sutton Carmel & Bashan Rds. Racine, Ohio Pastor; Dewayne Stutler Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. Cool~lll• ·Church or JesuS .Christ, . I Apostolic Faith l/4 mile past fort Meigs on New Lima Rd·. Pastor: William Van Meter ' Sunday-7:00p.m. Wedncsday-7:00 p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Faith Full Gospel Church Snowville Sunday School·- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Pastor: Helen Kline Rejoicing Ute Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepor1 Pastor: Lawrence Foreman Sunday School - 9:30a.m. . Worship- 10:30 am Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Hobson Chrlstian Fellowship Church Sunday service, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youth FellowshiP Sundf', 7:00p.m. ~ Wednesda¥ service, :00 p.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School· 9:15a.m: Worship · 10:15 a.m. Coolville t:nlted Mothodlst Parish Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Sliversvfllt: Word of Faith Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Chrid:lan Fellowship Center Salem S1., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser • ·Sun9ay School - 10 a.m. Worship ,. 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne~ay Service • 7 p.m. Pastor: Ke1th Rader Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. . · Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Racln~ Whlte's Cb•pel WeSleyan COolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Fairview Bible Church Letart, W.Va. Rr. 1 Pastor: John Hart Sundly School-9:30a.m. Worship - 7:QO pJ!l. · Wednesda~ Bible SIUdY • ,7:'00 v.m. Faith Followship Cru50do lor Christ PaStor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service: Friday, 7 p.ffi: Calvary ·Bibl~ Churda Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. .·1 Pastor: Rev. Blackw~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Pastor Ernie Wengerd Sunday service, 10 a.m. Wednesday service, 7 p.m. RockS~rinp Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 7 p.m. PordaDd Flnt c•un:h of the Nazarene Peart .Chopel Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m, Worship · 9 a.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford WoiShip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Wedne!,day 'Services • 7 ~.m. Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship -10 a.m. Rutl•ad Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m . Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Fre<dom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 RutJalld Churdt of the NaZirtoe P:astor: Rey. Samuel W. Basye Sunday S<:hooi' - 9:30 a.m. Minernille Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. \ ·Sunday' School - 9:30 B·.m. ::' Worship- 10:45 a.m-., 7 p.m. Thursday Service· 7:30p.m. Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship • 10:3(] a.m. Sunday School • IO a.m. Evening · 7:50p.m. Thursday Serv,~ces- 7:30 '' Hysell Run Holiness Church Bradbury Church of Christ Old U.thei Free Will Boptist Chun:h 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middleport 1 · Instrumental Pastor; Terry Stewart Worship Serv1ce ~ 9 a.m. Communion • JO a.m. Sunday School - 10:1' a.m. 1 Victory BapUsllndependant 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon P<Jstor : James E. Keesee Worship- IOa.m., 7. p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. 1 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. , Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. .. 75 Pearl St., Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Oo1,1g CoK Sunday Worship-9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Hickory Hills Chun:b ofCbrtst Hillside Baptist Chun:h St. Rt. 143 just .off Rl. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- )]a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Services -7 p.m. -l/2mile off Rt. 325 Wesleyoo Bible Holiness Church Tuppen Plain Cllun:b of Chrtat Btlhlehem Baptist Church Great Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Gene Morris Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday WorshiP.- 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Dtble Study- 6·:00 p.m. ' ' i Sunday Sdlool -9:30 a.m. Worship Service I0:-3CI a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Night Service~ ' Pastor: Vemagaye Sullivan Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. ne Grovf Bible Holiness Churtb Kingsllury Rood Pa.'itor: Clyde Henderson Sunday School~ 9:JU a.m. Pastor; Rev. Helbert Grate Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6 p.m. We4nesday Services· 7 p.m. H..tli (Middloport) Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastc;m Rev. Dewey King Su·nday school-9:30a.m. Sunday worship· 7 p.m. Wcdnc5day prayer meeting· 7 p.m. Slasher schlock returns to theaters oo Worship. 10 am .• 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. FordtR•n Pastg_r: Chad Emrick Sunday School- 10 a.m. . Worship • 9 a.m. Thursday Services-6:30p.m. Koso or Sharnn Holiam Churdl llarwollo" Ridge Chun:b of Christ Ouster Flatwoods Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School • 10 a.m. ~orship- 11 a.m. Harrisonville Road Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service ··7:30p.m. ' Nuo..... Pastor: Rev.·Lloyd D. Grimm,Jr. Eo~rlso Colvory Pllarlm Chapel Worship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School ~ 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace lsi and Jrd Sunday Clleltor Cllurdl of tho NozoreM WCdnesday Service • 7 p.m. Carldon lnlrnl~nomlnational Church ......,r Cllurdloflho Pastor: Kenh Rader SundaY School- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. 31057 Slate Route 32.5. L.angsvlle Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school -9:30a.m. Sunday worship· 10:30 a.m.&. 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service- 7 p.m. :~ Kooo Cban:h of Christ Ash Street, Middleport Pastor: Les Hayman Sun~ay Service-7:00p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. '·'- Holiness Doavillo Holloeu Chun:b ' .Sth and Main Pl(lStor: AI Hanson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Hope Bopllst Cbun:h (Southom) F,... f Sunday Sdlool- 9:30a.m. WoiShip · 10:30 a.m. aod 6 p.m. Full Gospel Uptbouse 3304S Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday Sch!JOI · 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tu..day & Thur>day · BO p.m. South Jldhr.l New Te~nt Silver Ridge Pastor: Robert Barber Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. A>bury (Syrorose) www.froanet.net/--deanery Pomeroy WMaido Cburdl of Christ Rldio Ministry; Rave~ Station 4--4 :30 Salurday Wednesday Kids for O.riSI· 7 p.m. Pasror: Chad Emrick Sunday SchOol· 9:45 i.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30 P·!"· Holy Eudlorist and Suoday School ll :00 a.m. P.O. Bot 467, Dudding lane Mason. W.Va. Pastor: Neil Tennant Sunday Services- '10:00 a.m, and 7 p.m. Thursday Prayer Meeling • 7 p.m. 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday School • 11 a.m. ' Worship· 10a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. C~atnl Rev. James Bernacki, Re'J. Katharin Foster Rov. Doborah Rankin, Cleray Minister: Danny 9iu Sunday Schocll -9:30 a.m. Worship. 10;30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday·Services. 7 'p.m. s,...... a.ardl oflho Naza...,. Pastor, Rob<n 1. Cocn Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WOIShip . 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuppers PlaiDS St. Paal Pasror: Sharon HadSrftan Sunday School- 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. • Tuesday Services-7:30p.m. $1 • Featured on l)llle C1 Worship ~ JU:jt.J a.m., 7 p.m. Wedriesda)' Service .. 1 p.m. ~ Inside tCheOhio 'Vfllleg Sgmphong irecto Worship . II a.m. . Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Apostolic Along the River By AARON MARSHALL T·S Columbus Bureau . COLUMBUS -As Lt. Gov. Nancy Hoi· lister recovers ·from her lopsided defeal in this fall'~ Sixlh Distrkt Congressional race, she can ·take solace in a scheduling wrinkle will allow her lo become Ohio's first female governor. Outgoing Lt. Gov, Hollisler will spend a week in January as the stale's chief execu· live due to a hiccup in lhe federal and guber· "natorial inauguration schedules. G0 v. Voinovich l>egins his job in the U.S. Hollister did not want to be in this situ aShe · will be paid lhe governor's rate, Senate on January 3 at noon, when !heir ses· lion. But her bid for the Sixth Congressional $115,762 a year, inSlead of lhe lieutenanl sion starts for the year. But his gubernatorial Distdcl seat was swepl aside easily by Con- governor's $59,861. · term is not over- and governor-elec\ Bob grossman Ted Strickland, D-Lucasville. In 1957, a similar scenario was played out Taft's does not begin- unlil January 11. Hollister's chief-of-slaff Jim Mermis, when Democratic Gov. Frank'Lausche left lhe Under state Jaw, Voinovich will have to said the former Marieua mayor is not com- . governor's mansion early for a U.S. Senate resign from the g11vernor's office 10 take his menting on her coming place in hislory. post. At thai lime, lieutenant govemo~ we~e post in the U.S. Senate .. Ohio Jaw states that "She's still doing a liule Rand Rand we're elected separately from go~emors, so filhng h1s Lt. Gov. Hollislel will then occupy lhe gov· jusl concentrating on closing out the office shoes was Medona Republt~an John W. Brown. ern or's office, if only for just eight days. She . of Lt. Governor," he said. "We're only just Taking advantage of hos newfound slatu.s; will become the stale's 66th Governor and beginning to look towards lhe time when she Brown had all the portratts of Democrats on will make history as governor." lhe governor's mansion replaced wilb first female.to hold the positio.n. Repul>licans. He also wielded his power in more serious ways, most con troversially commuting the life senlences of five persons convicled of first-degree murder. · ·.. , don'l think you'll · Hollister see anything along those lines," said Mermis of Hollister's week-long sti~t as governor. .. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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