http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a27e0148ab3368b27a158548ef2271c8.pdf b290c577a97c8fab6a559e2389a13440 PDF Text Text • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio · Weather Historians unearth reasons for germ warf~re propaganda · By MIKE FEINSILBER Associated Press Writer 1\ASIII'I:GTON- C<~kl War hi't. IIJR' 'J.) the~ ht.'" llt)IA krk)"'- fl~)l'"e Ji"ltlPl and v. h\ the S..n 1d L:nion ,,nJ Chma 1.J.briL"a't&:J a C41llp;.~ign in tl 11: 1~5(h tu Lom in(I!' t~ "',.-ld that the- l.Jnit~d StatC"' u-.ed germ and • . . 1-k:mu:;.~l v.arfan~ in th" Korean War. Nc-\1. -..hx:uQlC"nt.Jn. C\ ,JC"r\Ce frum \ lu~o" ·.., · '1111-...:...:r~t Jn:hi\'C'' 'u~­ ::c'h th..ti the Lharg_c \A.a ... in~ltgated h; Ch tn~~ fid~ .uhi-<r' to the: ',;unh Knre.m .... With nlJR} Korean\ ~h tng nJ r..·holera. I he Chin<!'\C advi..;_., , <.kcrJ'd U.S. c~mical. and bio'· 1gH.·od \LJrfarc mu ...r ha\•e bt."en the .cu,~ . 1 ··Jt \'"-'a huge L:anlpaign. waged t lm•u~ h the.> pre'' a nd ~ l'be World l \.: ~u.: ..: Cnuncil. a Sm·ic-t-Oacled or~a n11 ,ll um ,.. uh hr•.mche, in many coun~ 111~~. ·· ';.u J hhltlrian Kathryn Weathl·r . . h~. J 'JX'dJif,l on lht! Suviel\' role '111 I hi! Kor~an \'.:'ar. 'There were pub· l1( t~.m ti - l: . S . J dCmon.-:.traiions in mo'l \\ l"'lc-rn Enmpean countries and i1 u>mplicated th< early year.; of NATO bet:au~ there "ere- Oemon"-r.uion' a~ain't meetin8' of the We,tern alliance becau..e of t.,._ alle"a. c tioo,. ·· To make !he c-ll:lq!e sticL.t~ c<Nnmuni~ot' ~c-nt In n .tr.ann.linary me:.t,ur~ .. - iufeclinl! Nmth Korc..~n, a"JIItn~ &:\n:ulion \\llh pl;.~gue and dv•l<ra "' their boJi'' could b.l'hu"'n IH uut,it.lc- · imc,li~htP.. and fun.:u•e 1." captur.!d Anlt";ican pilot~ to ~oign .. ~.~unte,,ion,." Th< un<.knaking. hle'"d by Jo-ef Stalrn and hacked b\ Mau T...:-tune JnJ Chou En~lai. hati ""1\C' lingering · \UU:t""" · The t·hargc. denoul'k.:<J by U.S. llnidal~ from Pre,idc!-m Truman do"n. wa' repeated in a 1'18'1 book by t"o · British journali>ts. Peter Williams and D-Jvid Wallace. and again in a 1990 t'eremony ~taged by Beijing. ''Nei ther Soviel officials nor Rus!\ian oneS have lt) 'his day c:v~r , 'lated that I~ Kurean War biological warfare allegations W<r'< fal~. ··~aid biological warfare spt·cla li ~l Miltdn Leitenberg of I~ University nf Mary - IJntL U... ing 01!~1) at:\."~''ible tJ\II(U~ menl<. Leitenherg and We.uh<'r-"l put ll)<tl.!thcra ntJ~ ~tt-i."an-be«du..:\."tl ,,~Jy (Cummu,rn"-l Pan) uf ttl.! Sovid Uninnl ,.ere mi,l<'\1:· -aid the roolutitm. v.hich ha, oever hefoa """" ona>..le ruhlir. --~ 'f"'e'.Jd in the"""'' uf infunnalion ..holtll 1~ u-.. by !he Ameril.·an~r. ,.( hacleriuhtt~ical nr the tlarm aod the unptJblidzet.J J.~ci,uJn 1o bacL ntr j1. Ttl.:1r re...,arch i' to he publi-~J in t~ Bul""'"''"' in Kor.:a wa, had on fal"' letin of t~ Cold War International information. The accu~li\Nl<t again~l Hi,tory Project of the Woodrow Wil the Attll!'rit:an' wcr-e f.ctiliot.i ... •· ...on C~ntcr. a go,~rnrnt:RI~~of".Nl""-H'<d The ilhtigati()n ft,. making 1he think tank . t..'laim app~Jrently can~ from Chine'l.f!' lcii~b.:rg "Jill ttk- ducufll(nh lield ""'tml:llkle" aJ•i,inl! 1~ l'nnh .. prm iJe C:t;pliul and Lktaikd ( \' iKoreans. 1he rc="<.an:her' "ill). ' de-nee that the rhar~e' v. ere- nmui\'ed Soviet aJvi"'" alrea.lv haJ raid and frauJulenC - • t~ Pll''ibilit} with t..;ir. Chine-.. The nc:~ c:\ idem:e Lan'k: from the "\.'ounterpan.,. Tbe Chine~ oklvi,;en.. Prrt<tiidc:ntial An:hi'<' in Mn\Cow. " not wi,hing to he ~uiity of lack of which i' ,till do"'d tu all but a handvi~ilance ... nerv<Mhly t"oncluded that ful ofRu"ian '""'arc-he". In January. the AmerK:an planes thai dominated a research<r '""a' ~nnin.:d tc~ mal~ the <kio;s over North Korea and occanott"\ from 121.k:x.'umcnt,. A Japane-..e 'iunally overflew Chine'<' tc!'rrilory new,pap.:r. Sanlei Shimhun. wrote were re'pt•hil)le for 1~ outbreak of about the: Ji,~,.·lu-.ur<o\. anc.J n1411.1~ lht" cholc:rJ. plague a~ .other inro:tious note!'> availabll!' 10 'tholar<t. ~;,~"'.:r;~e~""r ''~ 52· .. M.•. weathThe charee wa.; made in 1\152. at the h!!i!..!ht (lfthi!' ,KIIrean War ami at They informed Beijing. Chou and a time .:\•hen 1'\nrth Kor<J ~.·.onfmni,:J .. Mao nr<kred a laboratory inve,tigama"'i!\i\'t: ourbreal..~o uf dmlc:ra a1iJ tinn. bitt tht;n <.knoonced the United plague. States. without waiting for results. With an armi-.tiLt" nnl)' a few On Feb. 22. 1952. Nunh Korea momh' awa\'. a 'i.'L"ri."t ~1a) 2. 19.53 told the United Nation' that U.S. airresolution <;f lh< pre,idium uf lh< cmft had dropped disea...e-heariri:r Council of Mini,ter' of I~ U.S.S. R. in.;ecl• in ""ven raid>. Two weeks latbad.c!U away frorl1 'rhe Lhargc:. lh< er. Chou charged the United States Oocumenh "hu"-' . · had"""' 4-IK aircraft nn 61! mi"i""' ··The Soviet Gm·ernmt:nt and the '" 'pread plague. anthr•x. chok(a. ·. Ce'nlr~l Comminec: ,,)f the CPSU ''· «!n..:~phaliti~ _anJ m~ningitis. E•en art.er k:tmin• t~ truth. ~~-­ Wc:athcN>y '"'""'· ,..;., -,.,._, aw...-ently """illin~ ln r•.neil the dnm.:-tic b.:oefrt, ,,- .:barging tht: United Sbta. with u'in~ ~ioou' •eapnn' ·~in" Chill<!-.. .,.Jidrer\. not to men tion the prop-•!"'flda •alue intcrnatinn,.!ly." . Withoot any field iov..,llg;ttinn ''" ' ill\ own• .iJn " fntemationoll Scien11fic Co'!tml"ion" 1.;<1 by Briti ,h bi.,_ .:hemi.'il Joo;cph Nee.lham. an avowed Marxist i:o.M~ed ·a . 6l:J9-p.a~( report 3CCepting the Chine-e claim' on the · h-a,is of teslimooy from wit""'""'· It Tom J.,;;;:pdllla om. R.., Or;· MHSathletes honored, Page 6 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Family Medicine column, Page 8 Today: Sunny High: 60; Low:40 "'" Nud~am. ntlW <kad, who repe;il<J the d"'fgc on a 19'10 'cere· mony .. here~""-' honored by lkljinJi no hi' 'Jf-h binhd.ly. . l1k: Su" ll!l' v.~nt along.. bealm,g the drum nn a ,..,.-Jd,.id< •13J1.~- ~ Uni~ State- vigor•m•ly dem~d l~ .:ha.-ge. and. in IM aftermalh of St;JJin', d<ath jn March 1'153. the So•i· '"' -.ron did an ab<)ut-face . Sports Novema- 18, 1998 Tomorrow: Rain High: 60; Low:45 • • '·' bitOD and the Sllprf'•H werr '.lllmong 1hr 1960s pop ani1ts "ho Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper "'"g. '11)ongs C" beltcrw~~ - Volume Annua I By PAUL SOUHRAD.A· . Associated Presa Writer Rutland Grade School Thursdav, Nov. 19I 1998 ' ., SERVING STARTS • 5:00 P.M. n· Ck-$5•oo·flclvGnCV Only ..:u RUTLAND VOL FIRE DEPI • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 49, Number 140 Single Copy - • ·tickets Available at: OUI!IIty Print Shop, Rutland Dept. Store, Joe's C~untry Market, IL----..!~~~2!!::l.~AI~I~V<~o~1-~F~Ir!e~m:e:n:!.----~~ . COLUMBUS- With time winding down for this session, stale lawlllakel< have one la.o;t major piece of legislation: $1.7 billion slate construction budget School distrk1s are to m:eive $505 million for school repairs and construction over t~ two budget yean; eliding June 30. 2000. according to lhe budget introduced Tu~'lday in the House. Ohio's colleges and universiti~ would get $547 million. and about $250 million would go toward state and local correctional facilities. · · Most of the !llOney for 1~ projecL• will be raised through state-backed bond<. About $195 million will come from~lh~ state's general re venue fund or from specific agency accounL<. ~ added emphasis on education means less money available for community project<- locally backed spending for museums.- community centers, paOO; and Olh_er programs that don't necessarily have any' • thing to dQ .with ~late government. Paolo DeMaria. slate budget director, told members of th~ House Finance & Appropriation< Comrniuee. . -"This means that there may be m<lre than the usual disappointment about t~ end result with regartj to other 'pending area<:· DeMaria 'aid. ·:However. I believe the amounLs provided in this bill are sullicient in ·' .ali instances to adequately meet the need' of stale programs and community need<." . • Lawmakers did find $44 miHion in the bill for the new st.1diums for tht: Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Btowns footb-JII teams. But unlike in 1996, wheot the debate over schools versu.s stadiums threatened 10 derai I the capital appropriations bill. committee memben< didn't even question the spending. But Scoit Pullins, director of the Ohio chapter .of the National Taxpayers Union. did. "It fru.<lrates me that it is "irresponsible' to cut taxes ... but it is ·economic d~velopment'lo drop millions of dollars irito spons stadiums ami ' tht:aters and other. what I would con,ider. lu>ury projects." Pullin' said. Rep . Char leta Tavare;rD-Columbus. doe>nl discount the value of the artS and ~pon ... projeLh. She jU!\1 wi"he' h~r colleagul!'!\ were mort! inler~ <>led in ot~r type, ur community projects- particularly those that hdp '· people .prepare t~ make the lran . . ition from welfare to work or revitalize blighted area,, · ~ A lui uf lawmaker~ cnn<oi<.ler the ··communlly ·· in community pn~ect to mean a geographic area. Tavare' complained. She think• of community in term!\ uf t~ J>e:nple whn live there. "These are all of ours tax dollars." 'he said. Comr'!lith:c: Chairman Tom Juhn"ln said he= ht\ped to keep changes to the bill to a minimum and to have a vote this week. The full Hou'«! likely then would take up the;. b>ue during the first we<k <?f December. ,he said. Then it would go to the Senate for 'considemtion. Rival ... ·~claims Middleport , parade to be held Sunday enough votes to oust Boehner WASHINGTON (AP) - This is the ultimate insider's game: an election open only to majority-pany members of the-House of Representatives. to· choose their top ollicials by secret ballot. The lawmaker challenging Ohio's John Boehner for I~ No.4 leader~hip job thinks he has victory in hand . Boehner's team was confident. too. describing the incumbent as making insurance calls 10 people who've already pledged their support. · He wa< being challenged by Oklahoma Rep. J.C. Waus, whose ollice bragged of having promises of support from 120 fellow Republicans. : Boehner's team·offered the names of what it described as a cross-sectioo of his fimuupporters. but refused to say Tuesday what its internal count had reached. " It's been our experience lhat playing the JlUmbers game prior to the vote is ~ useless exerci se," said spokesman Dav.e Schniuger. '"The number is almost certain to be . wrong. • ~ However. 'he said Boehner was conlidenl of victory and using the last . day before the vote to make insurance calls to ·colleagues who 'd previously gl~dged their suppon. · Wal ls ' spokeswoman, · Tobi P_a t Smith, R.N., FNP Nurse practitioner. in 'place at VMH clinic oes 7 Chc ... t~:r parcel:-.: . ' Iked . Debra' I-. Folmer to Danie l R. Folmer. Sali sbury parcel: De.d. Kenneth R. and Debra G:unbill to Garv. Carr. Rulland,.. part:els: Deed. How ard W.. Newland Jo Gl~n R. Bissell. Chc!:..t~r. nil ;.mJ !.!,as: DeeJ. John T. and Judith- A. Wiliiarm tri Larry W. an<i L. June Banks. Sulton: Deed. Mae McPeek. deceased. tn Janel K. Oroenv eiJ. Oli ve: · Deed , Ralph R. and Domthy BaJgley to Lt:stc r M. anJ Caml yn L. Ohl i ll£~L Sullpn: Deed. Rubert E. and Jud y M. li ill. RtJbert E. and Judy M. Miller to Kevin Oiler and'l.ois Eb lin. Rutl,und : Dc~O. Gwenda R. Swan n, Vircihia G. and Gwrge William BuwJ;, to Susan R. Jenkins. POJncroy; Right of wuy.l\nlland Anhur Gih!-.On Jr. to Culumbu" StlU lhern Pow~ 0r. Scipio: Right of way. Da vid L. and Janel M. Lonas to CSP. Scipio: · Right of way. Rnbert 1:::. anll Dortha W. Deibler Jo CSP. Olive : Right of way. Ronald W. V;.uH..'t: to CSP. Olive: Deec.l. Bt:rmml V. · anJ, Muxint: Fu lt z to £ernard·' A. Fultl Fum il y Trust, Pomeroy parcds .. Actions to end marriages filed 'f hc fo ll ow1 ng al:tion~ tl, end marriugt: were fileU rcL:cntly in the ui'fil."c ol' \t1c.:ig' Colllli,Y C l i."r~ of Cnurl" Larry Spe ncer. . . Di ...... uturinn a!\k~d - Tnny Eugene Conno ll y. Ponland. and Jeanna Kay Conno ll). Portland. N<~v . fl. U11nrce' "'keJ - Luella Raymond. Al ban y. from Ron:riJ J. Raymond. ('hkagt~. Nnv. t): Ndlic: B. t-l enJrix. Mit!dkporl. from Norman R. lt~nllr i·<. . ~ l1ddleporl. Nuv. -1 . . · l)j.,.,olu tlon . . gra nt l!d - Barhara La'v\>TCnl·e unU Jeremy Ll\vn.: tH.:e. N,uv. 'J . JaL:I..ie Creme;Jn-.. and J am~., Ci'~mcan'-. Nov. 'J: Ronald Na th an lf y. . .L'II and I illlla K:11 lh•,cl l. Nov. 1! . Dl\<or~e . . ~ ran l~d- Aaron Li.!C Vic l..cr'i from S!Ul"CY M;me v;.~.: h.c r . . . Nnv. 6: (" ; 1 r~)h n S~h.~· Litt l.: and Dmwld E. Lilli~!. Nov. IJ: Kenrh.:lh H. Pa}lll! frn11.1 (.,t li., J. 1-;:-,yne. Nov. tJ: Susann Alida Knight und Vinc.:n t E. Kni ght , Nov. ~ . season. Read all about it! Student newspaper hits -the street _ Ohio House approves _ expanding dove season Land transfers posted ··rhe following lanU transft!rs W(re in the offi ce. of Mi.:!ig..., Coun.ty Recorder Einmog.ent! . ll ur.n il l<ln : · Deed. JDan E. and John.A. Ander~ ""' · Ju<Ji th D. und Dnnald F. Di•oh tu John II. and Gre td 1e11 G. AnUer\0 11 . P1tmcrny/Sali)bury parcel: D<c<J. Bruner J...an·d Compa ny Inc. to Churb R. anJ El"e M. Paul. Rutl;! nd : De_c,J. Steven C. Ru-sellto Steve C. Ruv·.u\1. Colu mhi:.i: 1 Dccd, Corneliu~ and B<Jrbara ~1-'lli llip., hl Anthony anJ Rebecca 'v!cGralh, Ru tlan<J: · ,._ DeeJ. John W. and Barb,rra F. Mtlslcr-.; .Ill ROO V..'. <.UHJ Lora · A. DcJnc'llJ. Olive!: Deed . Dorothea L. D<tv is. Dorothea · L. St.:arbcrry <JnJ Ho.1ruiJ SLi.Jrhcrry to Ci ty Nationa~ Rank. 'vliddlepun: Dec-d. Char]e., Wi . . c tn R.nn M. and J;.uw:.: R. Drex ler. Sali:..hury: Deed.. Mirkcy 'E. and Annt:'tta :\1ay nard to Huddy Wuyne Jr. and Ruth Jc;mcue Eg.g.:r". S ~dem pal-eel . . : D~~d. Dalt: M. and !\lice Jo.Ann · Kautt to Dal\! M. Kautt Trust. Santa Claus will be coming to Middleport Sunday as lhe com· munily ushers in the holiday Edward' said her boss wa.' confident_, too, whil~ he and his whip team devoted the day to " triple checking our t"''iid commitments." ·· we think we have around 120 solid commitments and others leaning· our way, " she said. "We feel . good andwe'lll)e ready lo,go in there and see w~al happens. •• The magic number for today's scheduled closed-door, sedei ballot . was 112; Wafts needed that many to oust Boc:hner 'from the job of conference chainnan, and Bilehner needed that many to remain the No.4 person on the leadership ladder. 'I Walls had about ·,15 colleagues making persua>ion calls ,. on hi~ ! · behalf; Boehner 's staff said he had niore than 20 House Republicans · doing the same thin8 . ON SALE - The Eastem Flyer, a prolasbegan selling papers Tuesday. They are, from The Boehner- Walls race is son of · sionally·prlnted student newspaper, Ia now on left, Dakota Collins, Josh Nottingham, Rachelle the uodercard in Wedne"'ay's interaale at Eastern Elementary School. These first Davie, Audrionna Pullins, Richard Fisher and nal GOP bout. graders are among tile circulation etalf, which Casey McKnight. Unhappiness over the Republican Pany 's losses in the November election - and the strategic decisions made before the election unleashed pent-up discontent within the GOP that led to the resignation of Speak. er Newt Gingrkh and challenges 10 part of . pingrich's team , including . Boehner.' , By BRIAN J. REED school. with help from Linda Faulk , ing, whill!' yuung~r st ud~nts are asked / Sentinel News Staff who coordinates Eastern's School -to- 10 draw cartoons, report on sports, Students ul Eastern Elementary .. Work program, and other adult ad vi-' weather and class events. sell classi'iied advehisements. anrJ drum up ar~ taking their sc hool new.1 paper sors. The newspaper project is only the busir1ess for the new enterprise. very se riously, According 10 Faulk. 180 students The first issue of The Eastern Fly- first of several "busineS'es" which er hit the hallways of the school this will be op.:raled all he sc hool under in the building have signed up to work on the newspaper, and were COLUMBUS (AP) - The issue ""They asked for this change.,.. It wee-k. and for many student s at the the fe<.krally -funded program. Plans school. it's their first newspaper. ;m: also in Lhe' works for <1 sL: honl po~l ·given their c hoice of assignments. of dove hunting returned to the Leg- will help them manage the doves hetThe Eastern Flyer iswritten. pho- oJfice. a bank. and a radio and tele- Not surprisingly, a largl!' number of islature on Monday as lawmakers ter," he said: st udents signed up to work' on the lographed, designed and sold by stu- vi.,ion station. Faulk said. moved to allow an expansion of The House also agreed with SenQ<nts in grJdes one through,eight, and The program is d~si gned 10 show comics section of the newspaper, Ohio's season. ate changes to bill s that would extend with sports being another popular The measure was part of an OMo ' the statute of limitations on crimes 1includes school news. comics. and .<tudents the relationship between subject. ( 'Department of Natural Resources such as kidnapping and rape 16 20 paid .advertisements, whichure also · academic .s ubjects and the "real Students.are emhusiastic about the mid by students on the paper staff. world." and allows fur hanr.ls-(m biilthatthe House approved' R9-1 and years; widen fhe duties ulthe State new publication. according to Faulk. The newspaper will sell for 25 e•ploration or career fields . sent to the Senate. The vote c;tme less Board of Optometry and change the . ce nts per issue. The four-page news paper is and were thrilled when the ·llrsl edithan two weeks after voters turned di sciplinary prl)cedures of the Stale The newspaper is printe<.l in sian- (ksign(d using Pag~ m ~J.:er, 11 com~ tion arrived from The Daily Sentinel back a ballot issue that would have Medical Board; require owners to dard broadsheet formal by the Ohio puler layout program used by many offices, where they 01 re delivered outlawed dove hunting . . hold titles for off-road vehicles and after printing i... completed. Rep. Joseph Haine> , R-Xenia, make small changes in some publi c Valley Publishing Co.'s production co mmercial newspapers. The task o f Copi~s of the newspaper ar< also plunl in Gallipoli!<i. All other aspe<.:ts layout :J. nd design rests on the ~ h o ul · sponsored the amendment that would retirement systems. available to the general public. of the production of the newspaper ders ot' the older students in the buildallow the QDNR's Divi sion of Those bills go to Gov. George are performed by students at th e Wildlife to follow U.S . Fish and Voinovich. Wildlife Department guidelines. That The House also passed bills a bill could set the date for dove hunting as that 'would increase the benelits for early as Sept. I, he said. survivors of cenain poli ce ofticers The Legislature passed a bill per.- and firelighters . milling dov~ hunting during a simi- . · The Senate, also gelling into gear lar post-el ection ses.sion in 1994. wi th less than two months left in the Then last summer. a-coalftion of session. sent Voinovich a bill that animal : rights activists co lle cted would allow the ' late depanmeniS of On~ r~al estate agent doesn'rlike: COLUMBUS (AP)- if students of Columbus. The new rul t!s would enough .s ignatures to place the issue heath ;tnd naiurul resources lo work in the college town of Athens want to apply to all city dwe llings and will be seein g stuffed sofa.< on porches but before voters, who turned back the _together 10 reduce bacteria in Ohio's sit on the couch and study. they soo n discussed in a public hea ring before said the decision shou ld be between proposal 60 percent to 40 percent on lakes and rivers. goi ng before th<f~City Co un.ci l for a the land lo rd and 1enant. may be forced to do so indoors. ' Nov. 3. The bacteria have forced olficials vote. "I don't like the way itJo,lks. bu t A propo sed rewrite of the city's Do\le hunting season currently is in recent y~ars hi close occasionally housing code would ban couches and The city reviewed its regulations. h<Jw do yo u diiT~rentiate between an split into two purrs: from l;tte Sep- close be<Jches. especially a long Lake other living room furniture from the in part. becuuse uf stude nt C<!llllpfflints ovt:rstufft!d chair on a st udent front tember through mid-October and Erie in nonhwest Ohio. · front porches where they freq uently uboul the conJition of n!nt;il houses. porch and a padded wide: r cha ir nn from late October through late Senators also se nt Voinovich bills can be found in student rental homes . Bul the. snfa S{ llution may not have the front pon:h of an ow ner~o~.:cupieU November. that would authorize the Public Utiiho me·>" Eli zabet h Maule asker.l. . City oflicials say placing the fur- been whatth~y .had in mind. Rep. Donald Munley. R-Wesl Car- ities Commission of Ohio In enforce niture outdoors invites inse~..:t s, rats hh's been snid thai. the st udent s Cnunci lnmn Ed Buum,, chairman rollton. said hagg lin g over the sea- laws governing the muint.enunce pf and mice and draws complaints from don't really think this is trn appropri - of the Planning '11\d Deve lopment . son's lengt~ almost killer.l the 1994 fences anr.l walerwttys alongside rail- neighbors. ate ordinance." PierSo n sa id. · .Committet", ~~.t id the propn~al is no law and the currenl datl!s were set us roads , und ;:wthorize only the Jill Hein , u sen ior tdecommun i ~ · ditTererlt thap requiring' res ide01s to Athens is home to Ohio Universia compromise. He .said the ' Nov. 3 · Department of Agrkuilure and cor- ty. where 12.519 of the 19,241 stu- G~ tions major from Cinc innati, hns keep I he ir side~alks clen~ o f ice. vote proved that current Jaw works. lain local governments to buy prop- ' dents live off-campus in rental hous- liVed in a house where a sofa wc1s part "Whenever you live in a city t h~re "'The people of Ohio have just eny to prf'erve furmland . of the porch decor. She ad111i\s her are limitati ons on you r ubsolute freeing. voteo overwhelmingly to le~ve the They al so sent Voinovich a Demo••in a small college Jown , it's pret- . parents probabl y wouldn't let her dom because the p.:op lc are close to law as it is." Mottley said: cratic-sp{msored re solution urgin g ty muc h live and let li ve, und that's move living room furniture to the each ot he.r." he said. The House then approved the .President Clinten lo take measure s to what we've done with co uches up to porch at home b111 docsn' tthink the The new hou,in~ rules would ame~dment66-2o before passi ng the force other countries to comply with now," Steve Piersol). the city's direc- maller should be legis lated. inc lude c hanges th:~t · benefit stu bill . trade ayreements regarding steel tor of code enforcement. told The " 1 undt:r'i ta nd th e rt:!sident s of dt!nts. Pk:rson sa iJ. Tho~e indude Haines said after th e vote that the imports. Columbus Dispatch for a story Tue s- Athens wanting to upgraUc t'h c prop~ more t"'el:lril:HI outlets anU require~ Division of Wildlife wanted to give The Senate also passed bills that day. ertv values. but I thin k it\ m1 inva- 111ents thali \llldlord . . kee11 tht: ex. t eri ~ the Slate equal t'iUing with sutround- would: · . The couch ban is propo sed as pan sio-n of sorneonc's rig ht s to say they on. ~aint~d and wt:at ha ·tiglu-.· ing sll\les that start th eir dove-hunt- E~empl individual retirement of a rewrite of the hou sing regulations can't ptll anything they want on the ir .ing season ear her than Ohro. ·Continued on page 3 in. Athens. uboul 70 miles southeast porches," .she suit! . ,, 1 re co~dcd re ~.:t! ntly Fir e place Logs I Natural gas is Your Energy Edge'" all around tli.e • house: Gas is more comfortable, convenient and cleaner. It can save you lots of money. And it adds · value to your home. So whether you're building a new home or renovating your current one, use gas everywhere 'y ou can, ancl give your home an Edge. For more information about natural gas equipment and appliances, call Your Energy Edge'" representative at 1-888-293-EDGE (3343). www.columbiagasohio.com ' 35 Cents HoUse begins debate on construction budget -'RIEY DINNER I U . · ' Put Sm.ilh. RN-FNP of West Columbia, W.Va .. is -the new nurse practitlone r with the Vc:tc:rans M~murial Hospital's Health Clinic, locat~(,! in the! lll~ dic-al , huilllin g <lcro<os from1he hospital. . . Smit h is a r.:gislt!rt!d nurs~ wilh a bat:hdOr's degree and aJdilional dini~ " al training that l.JUJ!ifie" l1er as a family riuri'ie prw.:ti-tioner. Sh~ graUuatl!d 111 May from Marshall Unive rsi ty in Hunting.lon. W.Va .. 'and rompletcd her (..'\ ;llninatiom for I hi! Jc~i!!nation of RN-FNP. .. S1nilh ~\plaint"d that a~ a nurse proactitiuner. she is a primary he;,tlth Ci.Jre pmft!""ional 4ualifictl to to..ec parients in the same ci.Jpacity as a doc10r. but dc<Jiing with lc~" comp li cated healt h problem.~!. She said that wHile the fee to see a nur'e practitioner is about the same d~ for ~ec ing a Jm:tor. the wactitioner has more time to spend with a patient. Th i< means, she said. that there is more time to focus nn the health problem dS well as how that prnblem is affecting other parts o(the patient\ life . . · · " W..: can niTer u little more in~dcpth. individualized tre:..~tment hcl:ause we !rre al lowed more time to spend with the patient. We can he a pati<nt advocate. :.nil oflen we com assisl in locating other s~rv icc:s which the patient tnay need ." explained Smith. In her position. Smith Joc:s employment p-.hysical!<i, anrl'UUI examinations. we ll ~heck ups and U ~ a b with 'patients of all ages on aLute and chronil' prob~ il:nh. She said she al.~o has an interest in doin£ sneening fp(things like dia~ ht'le~. anU offering diet and exerc ise education . She• noted that in Ohio. nurse practitioners cannot write prescri ptions at this. time. Currently she i~ taking appoint 1~ents and walk ~ins\ as well as referml s. Glavine captures top honor Page4 ·Athens considers whether sofas have place on porches . • I • \ Events will begin al I p.m . . with downtown stores observing holiday open houses, some serving refreshments, olhers offering SJl"!'ial prices, and the firsl of five weekly prize drawings laking !'lace. · The parade will begin at 2 p,m, moving from Ash Street to Beech, down General Hartinger, down South Second, and uplown · pasllhe "T" oil Mill and around Walnut and .Rutland Streets, Following the parade, Santa will go to Peoples Bank where he will greet the children, give them · a treat and pose for 8 pictuJ'!!, compliments of Peoples IJanking and Trust Co. Vivian May and her Big Bend Cloggers in holiday costuming will perform on the bank park· ing lot following the parade. Stores will he open for Sunday shopping, I to S p.m., through D~. 21, and for evening shop· ping until 8 p.m. from Dec. 1 to 23. l · On Dec. Sa Christmas lighting serVice will he held in Diles Park al 6 p.m. Iinder sponso'rship of lhe Middleport Community Association. oec. Davidson, Espy are • re~elected COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Hou se Republicans unanimously re~ elected Speaker JoAn n David so n to her third and final term as the h~ad or the GOP caucus al'ter retaining the majority in the. Nov. 3 e l~ction . Senate De mocrats also on Tues~ day kept Sen. Ben Espy as minority leader for' another two-yeur term. Term limits will force Davidson. of ReynoiJ shurg. out of the Legisla ture in 2m0 along · with fo ur o ther n.1embers ot' I he -GOP leaders hip learn. She said the burden on the leaders in the 123rd Ge neral Assembl~. whi t h begins in Jnnuury. will be' to prepllrc· the new membc~s to take 11ver. .· . "For you .to e"end this honor to rnc for the nex l sess ion means a lot to me personally." sa id Dayidson. Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections - 12 l'ages Calendar Classilicds Comics Editorials Local Sports Weather H 9-W II 2 J 4-5-6 J Lotteries OHIO l'ick 3: 14'i :' Pkk 4: 0190 lluckcyc 5: 6-9- 13- 17-:'4 W.VA. Daily J: ~ 41 Daily 7031 ~) ] < )()~ Ohw \.Ill") l'uhl1 \lun)! ('n 4: . . ' ' . •. �ConJmentary By Jack Anderson about how to The AARP was soon droppmg and Jan Moiler change the perceph1nts at semmars and in 1ts pubhca· One un1que ru.pect of the reSJgna- loon of the assoc o~ lions that 11 had been speakmg wolh uon of Newt Gmgnch as Speaker nf 11on Eventuall y G1ngnch ·- wh1 ch was sohd proof. the House as that 11 rcmo, es the pre - , the y dcc1ded to they noted, of lh~ assocoatJOn s non macr p1ccc of evtdence Amcnca s bullfess lheJr panJSanshlp On Gmgnch's s1dc. 11 most powerful lnbhymg group had already buddmg was a bot d1c1er Some 1deologocal for ol s cl aims of nonpan osansh1p rel a110nshop wnh staffers were mcensed that he Fnr the last five years one of the Gmgnch opened hJS door to them gcllmg hi oddeM behmd the scenes couple s m We' ve learned n Moiler & li e 10 return wa..,hangton has been the conscrva was the conserv ati ve Anderson ' Anmhcr turnmg pmnl came when ti'-C Gmgm:: h and Horace Deets, Republi can who G1ngnch was mvlled '" early 1994 cxccuu' c d1rccwr of the Amcncan made the first move m early 1993 to speak at the asSOC1a11on's annual Av.. oc JJ li On o f Rcl1red Persons He mvned Deets 0\cr for breakfas t Nauonal Leg• sla11ve Counc1l meet iAARP I 111 the Members Dmm g Room 1\ mg It was the only ume an aodc The AA RP oft en called Ameril Gm gnch staff pan1e~pan1 recall ed say s that Gmgnch stuck to h1 s pre (3 S ITI O\, ( rm\ Crfuf lnhhy has COn Newt knew the Rcpuhhcan party pared le<l , word for word He had ''~ ten th sided wuh Democ rats for haLl nu t1cs or llnk ,tgc w uh (the ) crafted an analyucal po1n1 by poonl .,c, cral decade~ while ma111tammg a AARP rebunal to the Chnlnn health care \ c ncc r ol no nparta •mn shrp w u s Time and agam we were hurnr pl an and hoped to n mvmce 1hc po hllcalh Jl\ crse mcml:x:rsh1p mg he 1ds wnh them So he fell 11 ,JS>embled AARP officJals ' It ., no cxaggcralmh 10 s.1y that was \Cry Important to he grn a dl .t In th1 s den of lihcrals even Gm R c p uh l ~ea n < long v1cwcd the AARP Iogue w11h rh cm o n the 1rr.1) of gm.: h t:uuiUn t work that magu.: But .1 ~ .1 po\\ i.: rful an.: h cncnlY one lhat ""'cs Ihe; care abouo > AARP i1ff1coals hmted broadly to relied nn ~~ l1hcral lohhymg o,; t,lfl I he hrcakfrtst mcc tlnJ:! wc n1 '' ell G m~m.: h !<lOon aflcr th.n the Board s mh.: nt t)tJ pn.: ,c r' 1ng and cx pand1ng .mJ. 11101c follo we d hc tw cc n (nn un,wdlmgncss lO openly endorse 1hc '£Jta6(Lsfid Ill 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 ·Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. 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By The Associated Presa R31n w1ll be back 10 Oluo's wea!her p!Ciure tomght and Thursday. fore caster~ saod The ram woll spread across the state Thursday as a low pres<ur< systern moves onto the Great lakes area. the Nauonal Weather Serv1ce sa1d today Some or the r.:un Will become m1xed' w1th orchange to snow .Cross the nonh on Fnday and contmue · t:o~ tl\ ~ovcrnmcnl entitlement pro for the elderly The.: o n ~ et of the RcpuhiK .IIl lllliJOIIIY 111 the Hou . . c anti Semite m grt~ m "' earl y IY9' left AARP w11hout a SJ g n1f1Cant fn cnd on the Holl In push thCif prcterrcd legiSlation So they held agon1zmg mtcrnal meet•ngs gm:h .md Deets ~o mdnn c.:.., wl\h other AARP offic1als pn.: o;~.:nt Nm\ don t ge t me wrong S.l) s til t.: Gm Clint on health care reform plan had ' omcthmg to do wnh ht s pcrsuas1vc nes~ I n rcalny It was lcg1t1matc fc.1r gmh stalfcr ' AARP ' l o hh y 1n ~ >laff IS ext1cmcl y l1bcral We diS 1greed ""h 1hcm many 111.1ny tune s Btll It wa s nnportant to knnw wh ere they were commg from ol ma,.l\e open revolt by lhe mem I" " thai sill led thCJr suppon Alter he became House Speaker Gmgnch was even more wckommg 10 the AARP HJS aim was to co opl them, and, agam, the AARP staff led h1m to behe ve he'd been pamally successful Wh1le many of theu members were up m arms about Mcdocare cuts m the Repubhcan boll that year AARP adopted a low-key stance <;>f non support The troops were not called out to oppose the b1ll Gmgnch was moved to utter these unforgellable (but publicly unnotedl words 10 the AARP's leaders attheu February 1996 lcg1slatove council mecung j We' (Republican s) dod some very bold very d1fficult thmgs, and 11 would have been very easy for yo~ to have Simply blown us out of the water and you d1dn t do 11 It would ha\e heen very easy over the last 15 months for your nat10nal leadership to have deCided 10 demagogue some By The Associated Press SOutheastern Oh10 Today Mostly sunny Htghs near 60 L1gh1 wond ' Tomghl Mostly clear Lows 111 , • Edna L Hams JO Long Bouom, wa.< westbound on state Rou(e 248 when a car dnven by Rebecca L Grate, 41 , Pomeroy pulled from Sumner Road onto stale Route 248 Marriage licenses 1nlo Ham s path tssued marna~e hcem,es recently m the Me•gs County Probate Court of Judge Robert Buck Jeremy Lynn Lyons, 20. Racme. and Stephanie Angeline Roberts 17 , M1ddlepon Larry Eugene W1lhs IJ;l'\,md Glenda Kay Hunt II. 17 hoth of Long Bollom Robert Tyrone Re 1ber 22 Racme and Chery l Ada1r Pape 24, Syracuse lol>l>) osts One reaso n I hey dec1ded agam sl gangmg up on Gmgn ch and hiS Mcdocare leg1slatoon was that they d1dn 1 have 10 The assoe1at10n 's top lobby 1st Rohn Rother, nghll y guessed there was no way President Chnton would Sign such a bill and that the /{epubh cans were unhkel y to overnde a ve to The Gmgnch Deets dance co n 11nued nght through the July 1997 balanced budget bill Gmgnch was delighted that the AARP SJgned off on the boll, whoch oncluded $115 billi on 1n Medocare cuts Actually the AARP had nowhere else to go Chnton and Gmgnch had already agreed on the lramework of the budget compromiSe and AARP had. the chooce or gelling on board or geltmg out of the game Jack Anderson and Jan Muller are writers for Umted Feature Syndocate, Inc ' Hospital news Veterans Memonal Tuesday admJSsoons - Margare1 Ehas, Racme Tue sday doscharges- none Holzer Medtcal Center Discharg.. Nov 17 - Rosabelle Arlnp Im ogene Murray, Audrey Bradbury Austm Kelley Btrths - Mr and Mrs Steven Manm son,' Gall1pohs, Mr and Mrs Aaam Skaggs d.10ghter Jackson Mr arrcl Mrs Delmel Sperry, son, Oak H1ll (Pubhshed with permission) Stocks ;r" Am Ele Power • 49'1.. Akzo .• .•. ... .. .... ......... 38 AmrTech . .. 53'1. Ash Oil • 49,. AT&T... • ... .. . 60'• Bank One • • .. .....52'· Bob Evans . ... .. .. .. .. 21'~. Borg-Warner .. . . .. .. 49''· Broughton • .. • . . ,...... 18 Champion . . • . . 10'/, R«;!publicans can get the black vote clccllon Indeed' party leaders ought But f?cusmg I on aggregate black to get togeth er ~oon after the next Congress 1s sworn m and dcv1se n Not by tryong tn out Democrat Democmuc opponents abandomng core Republtcan pnnc1ples on a comprchensove strategy for brookong range of 1ssucs 111 (tn cHart to sed uce thl! Democ rats scctmn g str.mglc blacks But by cmph aw mg those ISsues on wh1ch Republicans and hl.1cks .1grec like vouchers for po01 p.orcnts drug tree nc•ghbor turn out 1 h,ll s more or less the sa me lop· ,ICIIhllly oc~.:UI red on Elc...: s1dcd rat1o Demm:rah l1 avc enJoyed smcc L> ndon JQhnson w.ls elcL ted to the W~1Lc House some 17 clc~.: tu ms .lgu t1 on D ty I hc1 c was no ptcstden u,,l AI 1h1 s poml the p.utv of Loll and Ln mgstQn ( I presum e) h o~ s to ask Jt scl! .t scnous qu~.:stton Should RepuhiK.ms make a ~.:onL:CI tcd c tl01 t ., to court ,mU wm nvct mote bl .u; k votC!s hctWt..:\.11 now .111d the nex t ~..: lc ~.:t l on {11 u~.: t h ~. : putcnu.ll hcnt.:!ll s of sud1 .111 cllm t so m.ugm tlth.ll th~..: GO P should sllll]ll y >.: llnu: dt.: th1 s votcl hi m.: to Dcmn-.:tah 1 lhc1C uc tohcsule not.1h.:\\ RcpuhiiL 1m who ld \(H.: ltc till: l ll tl.:l str.atc.:gv (II It ~.:an b~.: \..ail ed th 1t) rhc) nok L<llfCctly th,tl l01 ,Il l the post t..:h.:Umn m.llysL: s su g g~.:st mg th I{ I hll!h hi H,; k lUIIWUI COil tnhukd to thl.: DcmOL:I.tl s h ~o:tlt.: l th"n e xpelled showmg 11 the polls the p~.:n:cn t .lgc of hi Kks m.tkmg up the.: cl cctm llc I0 pel cent w ts uneh mgcd I""" the IY% ,md I'194 clc.:d Jom 1 hc1c lorc Ihey 11guc the hl.tck vote dtdn t h 1vc mlh..: h hc.llm g on the Rcpubhc.m~ \\Oisc th.m cxpc..:lt ~.:c..l cl c ~.: t ton tcsults \Vhu.:h lc.IHS one to 1nl~..:t tlhltth~.: GOP stdtH.Is to £alll l1tt il.: c lcdol tll y spe 1klng by 111\nlmg. llsel t over the next two yc ru s 111 \\Oo1ng hl.1ck \Ill - ~ d1st01t~ v.hal Pefktns clccuon where O\ black turnout would have hecn ~1 er.tll faL:\01 WIMI the GO P shou ld 1.1kc a h,ud look .n IS tbc outr.:onH.: ol 'o ngn:ss101MI .md guhJ.: In .ltOJI II I.ILCS IO asr.:~..: I IHI Il wh~.;thc l hi .Kk \Urn out h 1d m dlc..:d In a host ol st 1tes 11 d1d 1ndccd In GcotU: Id for 1nst IIH.: c bl .l\.ks .IL:L:Ollllt . : d !01 21.) p~.: r~.:~.: nl ul \ utes ~.:. 1 s t up l1t1111 IY pc rL:cnt 111 IYY4 .- In M,uyl,md blacks c tsl 21 pel lCil t of h Jlf tf(S tip 110111 12 " r'JCH;cn t hold on black voters rhJS ma} .tppcar d.lUnlmg, based nn the f.u.:t th at Rcpuhl1cans gdr ne1ed on l; one tn 10 black ballots'" the p:1st elect tOll aut agam th,lt S macroan alys1s of the election resu lts What GOP leaders shou ld do " look . 11 the succe ss ful Republican <.: .md td.U co,; .tround the coun11 y who won a S l~rll hGll11 s!Mre o l hl.u.: k \otcs on rlc ct10n Da) rhc Ill OS! Oh\ IOU S .. ex.a m p l ~_: IS Tcx.ls Gov Ge01gc W Bush who won ,, sc~..:o nd tc11n w11h 27 pcH.:Cnl ol the I unc s1:1r StdtC s bl ack \me Mc,IIIIVIHic Ius brothel Jeh c.1plu1cd go v ~.: 1n ot the s llltlll slun 111 I hnu.l.t wJth 20 pcllcnt of ih,u slate s hl,lck 111 19Y4 And "' Nollh C 1rolm ' \Uii.: Al1htllll Sou th Cuo l111 1 111d lllr noh bl tr.: k \ Otcr turn out w 1s up L: tlll Silk r 1hly It om pre\ lous d e ~.: And the Bush hrother s \\t.:IC not th\: on ly R c publl~.:ans to ll hl k~ mro 1tls wtth the bl dl.: k ckt:tlll.tte M 1!-iSOUII return ed Ch11s 1op her IHHl s ll 1d the hl.td ; volt.: not !;lllle YO pct ~.:~ nt .1g unst the GOP Rcpuhl1 L: .tns t:ould h.nc ..:apt UJ cd the gu\t: l IHJI S 111\IISJO il S Ill 0 !-: lllgl.l llld South Ca10l111 1 lliey cou iJ h '" 1ct un~.:d 1 Se n Jtc scat 111 Nor 1h C u ol ll\ I ,ltld WICStCd ,\ ~ l:: .tt II Di ll Dt.:mo~..:r.ll~ 111 th ~.: Palrnetlo Stile So RepubiJc,ms wo uld 4>e !II ..td vlsL:d to wnte oi l tht: hiK:k clc~.: tt1rdtc .ts the pa11y of Lott .111d Ll\ m~ s t o n looks ahead to the 2000 Kn Bond Ill the U S Senate w11h ~4 p~..: l l c nt ol h1s stall..: s hlar.:k \o1c Ami Oh1o Gov George VonlOVH,:h ~. .: tpturt..:d the U S Scn,J tc scat v~H.:,lt c..:d hy Jet 11111 g Dcmm:t,lt John Glenn Wlll lllll g 29 p~.;ll.:Cil\ 'of 1 ~lh~.: bl.llk \O(t; Gm s Bush Bush .tnd Scns Bond .md Vnmovlc h p1uv1de tcx.t hook d :.•lmplcs ol how Rcpuhhc..: ..tn L.llllilJ 1lcs L: 111 appc.tl to bl .~~.:k vot clnd Charm Shps ......................... 4~,. po\IIIL'S hut II h,L'\ huffl.::t.l ,md pulled ItS Anything is possible Dear Ed1tor i\tthos stage ol the g,une anytlun g 1S pOsSJhlc t\ couple of cou rses 111 Soc10lngy al Ohm Un 1 v~.: rs1 t) uught to qu.tld y to ~orne cxtcn t th1s humble scnbc to uunmcm nhout the \\Oilh.:: n .tt t tsk 111 Mc1gs County Newspapers o t this region some rv llCWSt.: I"CI S .tnd OUI ()\\ n lot.: ~l h:: g.tl pctsonniJtl cs put the women at nsk .nthc .tl~llllln g l ) hr gh lt ~ U i c o l '1 000 (Sec Dally Senunel recently J Alarm rsts confmn that~ course tn -.e ll Uef..:nsc for lcm :1le s 1s pl a nn ~.: d to be offered at R1o Grande Co l le~c \lllc~ecl .11 1 gr tn t Aft ~..: t Moyl\c coun sc lmg wil l he handy spots 1n the cou nty at govcrnll\cnt cxp..:nsc p10h 1hly chcckmg th1 s mt~ttcr w1th lm:ctll aw cnl on.: cmcnt 1nU the JUdt cl II s)stcm \\t..: lmd td10syncrasres Ltck of money as a pmnc lcu.:tm 111 mnv1ng IDrWliLI Then ton the oiU 111.111 w,mts 10 blame the old worn an und Vl!.:c '1..:1 s 1 li) ,H.h ll iJ\c p{1ps up In our good countt y th1s UbiquitOu s \\lliCI hds n llhllt lt.:d Ill ) D ll ~} M 11..:. , runnmg through the woods wr th turn L l ot h~n g Men are natural prcda10rs and the Clmton Lt.: wln sb lll.lll h .t~ n t h t: lp ~.. d mnlc rcstr.unl A ll o l our lusty m~lc s \~.lllll o hq') up \\ lilt ll ll l ~(1od p, l.., l d...:nt As,, pOS))Ihlc remedy fo1 tht s s,ld ' ' IIC <' I 1ll111 \ tll1 s n~..:op ll\t t.: ..,uggoh t.1k111g .tway their V1.tgra ~tt lea~\ tor 1\\hrle <..1nle Pr1cc Portland \ I L"t Gone..: ,m.: the d.tys wh~.:n poh lll:t .tn ~ c.:ould tend olt r.: h.tng~.: by 1cc us111g n:: lt Jllllcrs ot p lottmg Ill hwl Gr tmuc mto .1 bl1u.u\l Now these same poilllu.m ~ nm~t c..: xpl.un whv th~.:y want to h lll~lllpt cvt.:ryl11.K.Iy undc1 ~1c tg~.: ot 40 Hl.: te s the..: L:.tkulus Ow kd~..:t tl 1\!Lin:rnl'nt ..,ystc.:m wtll ren~ctm IL1Uifl tll) . , ouml lo1 1\'.tl dec 1~cs 01 "n .u wh11.: h pomt 11 c.:ould tumhk mto \.,1\,lstro pluf..: h mk111ph.;y lh:~ p1 11hlcnl 1s s1n1plc ( {11) grcss hI' t.udcil Soct 11 Sccuruy lo1 more th.m two t..k..::1dl!" usmg pit: "it..: Ill ~.-t)Jll11 hullons to unJ~..:1W11te UH1"C11l k•lt:l 1l ~.;pc nd m g :1nd prctcnchng 10 (;0\1..1 thf..: tl.tn s.lcllon hy S~..:llbh!mg sJX::llOUs IOUs ll1c ~he ll g llllt.: \\orkcd wh~..: rr \\ 01~ Cl"" Otllllllllll"\Ctl'Cl n::tll"C I. : "-' 16 Ill I .L~ thl:~ lhd 111 19SO 111 c; to I L" ti""'C ) thd ,1 d~.:L 1dt.: .tgo lx t 1Us1.. cmplo) C..:l'S \\ l:l t. : Lontnhuu ng t.:!lllltghlll hep the :-.\ stc.:m tll(l tt Within the next ~~.:llJ.: I llmn hu\\ C\1..:[ Ilk! 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,J tnd M1ch 1c.:l fmmc..: 1 1 Comp ll ~.: th 11 to the sh11.:k nMrkll unm sured But the most Im portant fac tor tn the suc..:~.:css of the hrothc1s Bush as \\.d l ,\s Bond an d YolnOVILh m p1ck • 1ng o ll two to thu:c lim es the num hct ol bla~.:k \Otes as the tvc1age SlnLt: I<Jc;() ~ t o<. k pn~.:l.:~ h 1\C nsc.:n l!l ,J\c.:l H!c ulmolt th lll 12 I")('J ~o:cnt ,\ }t.:: u llli S IS liD U)lllUdt:nL:c nll.: ll IS nn II\ C )'l' u pt:mxlm \\hiCh Soc11l So.:\.UIIIYuut JX: il!~l11lt.: d Wtl l StiCe! lll.1t l~m ~ thC' l iSC 11m 1ko pt:t k L! Sl.: ll '\l: 10 let \\ \l!kCI' put fl U1 Ill ,1\1 tl! tht.::ll ll..:t ll elllLill Jl l\lllt..:V IIl lO 'i l\ lflgs pl.tn"' . , tK:h ,L, !IKfl.: ;.;. fund s lc ttut11H! til~.: Dlm hJtlls lndu:-.t11tl sll ~~.:b Sc ~ Dm 1~..: l P 111u.:k Mo' n1h 111 ot Nt.: \\ Ylll'k h t' pro J\lsc.:d kum~ cmplt \\CJ.:\ :-.ct L'lde one sn~.: nth olthcn Soli 1! Sco.: ul1t ) ununhu ~ llorb lo1 ~ ud i us~.: Snnlc R ~.:puhh ~ 111 1..: 11\ l\11111 1 I ugu su' m ~-. \Clll\.11\l 1.:\llll m .td ~. : d potnl o! l~.:.ldllnk! DUlto the hl1ck L:onununll} ,mrJ no1 JUSt a mel\..: llMHCP ol Wc..:~.::ks hclo1c the ul m\ cstmcm c..:.t'\h ,\nd £1\ mg \\l,rkl:IS .ti'C.tJ.IOI\ to plciCC a prcmtum on 1111\ll\ IIHm h \1\ J \\Oik '><lUild lll\ l:StlllCill • md ct.:onomu..: g rm~vth Chile . . gnlwth (,\h.; lllOI"C th:-111 di IUb\c...xJ .tlfCI II sV.ItChcd 15'1• 56'4 19'4 " .27'l. ~ .. 19'k .- , (US PS21l %41) Communlt,. Newspaper HoldlniJS, .nc. But It 1s n<Jt um~.:asorMhlc for RcpuhiH.~ .m l c.ILl ~,:rs to .lsp1rc to dou hie or ..:vcn tnplc the p.ut) s siMtc of Pu\lh5hc: d l:Vcry afternoon Monday tb, ougb Fmlay t II [o<Jrl St Pomeroy Oh1o by 1!\e Ohm Valk y Pubhshjog Com pany SCcond clau lite hi.ILk vote "' 2000 Joseph Pcrkms os a columnist for The San Doego Union· Tnbune. :-..lcwspap~.:r A~v caut l tm post tgc paid tl l'llm c•oy Ohio Mtmh<:-r 1 he ,\~~OC!.llc:d Press arnl th ~ Ohio i'uslmll ~l el" Send :~~ un: ~...~ corrcclm ns to l"hc Ually Sc:!tmcl I 1I Court Sl Pomc:roy m.10 45769 SURSCR 1 PTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One Wctk J2 OC One Month $8 70 One Year $1C4 00 SIN GLE C.JPY pr.JCE Datl y .lS Cents ,uh~crt lx: n; not tks1rlng to jJIV !hr.; camer may h:mtl m ~tdVilllCC dlfC<.1IO 11;u~Oa ly ~n nt:1 on a lhn:c 51 X or 12 fl"lOnlh haf.ls . Cledlt w II l.w= g vcn came ' crc 1 .,.,er.< 1'lo ~ ubscnpllo! bv mmlf pcrm11!cd fr. neu .,.,hc rt hom e CllfTI C ~CfVICC t!l k Hllllb] .. puhh!ihc· res rvc.~ the r ght 1(,) &dJ n5t r.1tes dur· mg the subscrrpuon pcu<.'ll:l Subscri!Jtton rnre d mnycs mil)' he unplcm!nled hv changlna Ill: cJLJr 1111 n of I he ~ uhsn1p1mn his to .u1ybody who h,., rclorcd or wdl wuhrn the ncx.t 20 yc.trS For the purposes ol Lilts column I also h.l\f..: overlooked the m.mcr nf d1s.Jb1 hty payments whrch MAoLSUOSC~WliON Inside MtiRS Co1unty 13 Wee ks 26 Weeks I w•ll .tdch" " m a futuo< p1ccc S11ll these thfl I~.:Uit!c s pale Ill companson to the kmd ol pohllt..:dl mcltd(jwn we 11 cxpc-ncnce 1f 52 Nol>ody '"'uld wo1Ty about such Ill cl I'Ctii'Cilll.!ll l syslCtn that grew an tl\ cragc ot fl pt.::n:cnt to 12 per· (.:Cill .t yc u \1\.'llcn you 1hmk 111 u m1mon sense tcnn ~ there s no lOIHp.msull hctwc.:cn a 1111rkct syo,;tem and Slx.:tal Sl.'l.:unty tl you t ~ .t voung wn1 ke1 voLU dm11.:e \\oulcl OCto 1m cstm strx;ks md rct1rc a m11J1nnoun.:: or let Congress '-pend yow money lod 1y Ratts 26 Wee ks S2 Wee k.~ .52730 SS:l 82 $105 O:wlde~~tl ~s ;"'nilaty I<' $29 2.S $5.} 68 liU9 72 Rf~fder sha\lng ,, half pomill'(lm a cost of-livmg llllllSC..:llSC Wc~ k~ I) Wc~k~ don t let our retirement ~y ~tcm JOIIl the tn lonn.ttlon revolution f<xltly scntor Clll t..cns go bonkers when the lcdcral gm cmmcnt talks about \\C ldJustment EMS logs 6 calls Umts of the Metgs County Emer gency Medocal Servoce recorded so calls for a.<SJstance Tuesday Umt• respondmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 10 JO am, John s Road Racme Ellen Arnall, Pleasant Valley Hosp1· tal, Rae me sq uad assisted 2 32 p m Maples Apartments Pomeroy Mary Rm ehan treated at the sce ne , II 16 p m Rocksprmgs RehabllnatJOn Center. Bern1ce Hawk, Veter ans Memonal Hospital MIDDLEPORT 12 54 p m , Page Street, Tracey Ohler, VMH RACINE ·' 9 J I p m , Elm Street V1ck1e Jackson, treated at the sce ne TUPPERS PLAINS 8 01 p m. R1ce Run Road. Donald Benneu Camden-Clark Memollal Hosp1tal, Central DISpatch sq uad asSJSted Ohio House... · Continued rrom page 1 uccounls from garn1shmen11n bankruptcy cases - Change rules regardmg filmg fee< and the number ot cla1ms m small cla1ms courts - G1ve more powers 10 pollee m melropofuan housmg aulhontoles - Increase the penal!~ tor leavmg the scene of a preschool bus accodenl that causes senous InJUry or death - Prov1de some 1mmunny tor operators of heart delobnllauon equopmenl - Spec1fy that the Oh1o Rac mg CommiSSIOn ha.• l~e power lo sue and be sued under 1ts own name - f6 . :,,;:rei:ilon Polley Our muin .~ on.::ern in all stnlies Is io htt n~.:cura le lf you know of an error In • sto1-y (..a'l 'he ncw!ll.ronm at (740} 9?:Z· 2 155 We will check your ln.ronnot.on and make a (..'Otncllo,, If w•rranled News Department.: Dep . . r:· Gencra1 Monager.:........ ...............Ett 1101 l New"- If DenniS Herbert Slaats Jr, 77 , Ocoee Fla d1ed Saturday Nov 14 19':18 at h1s res1dence A truck dnver, he was born Jan I, 1921 m Hunllnglon W Va son of the late Den nos Herbert Sta:ots Sr and Thelma Flora Lee Staats He was a Navy veteran of World War II ancl a member ol the Church of God of Prophecy He JS surv1ved by five daughters and three sons m law PalnCJa A and Russell Maynard of Ma,;on W Va Carolyn S and Harry Young ol Pomeroy Rebecca J and Donald Hallahan ot Ocoee. Brenda K. Revel of West Palm Beach, Aa andAdda Lee MartmofEvans WVa lour sons Danny L Staats of Ocoee Charles E Staats ol Apopka Fla. Davocl S Sta:ols and Wilham P Staats both ol Ocoee 22 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren He was also preceded m death by hos Wife Dorothy M Staats m 1991 two sons. Gary D Staats and John Sherman Staats Servoces Will be held Fnday I p m at the Foglesong Funeral Home w11h the Rev Dav1d F1elds officiating Bunal Will follow 1n Fa1tplam Cemetery Fmrplam W Va w11h gravesode mohi,U')' serv 1c~s by Amencan Leg1on Smuh Capehan Post 140. New Haven, W Va and Veterans of Foreogn Wars Stewart Johnson Post 9926. Mason Fnends may call Thursday 6-8 p m at the funeral home Land transfers are posted The followmg land transfers were recorded recently m the office of Me1gs County Recorder Emmogene Ham11ton Deed Gal) L and Do~na C Gng· gs to Kent S and Komberly P How ell. Bedford 96 acre, Deed Rocky R and Carol J Hupp to Allyson and Mark McBenge 01.- e 2 acres ~ Deed Rocky R and Carol Hupp 10 Helen Town>end Ohve I acre Deed, Kenneth E and Carol L Tolliver to , State of Oh10, Ohve parcels, £Kt l!~2 or id. !JC6 I Wnle lony Suow, Creators SyndiCide, 5777 West Century lll vd , Suite 700, Los Angele;, Gdof 90045. !Ad,ertlslng. vtiler Servlchs :c:n:ulatlo~ / CIA5Siflet> Ao• '-- acres , Deed, Jeanelle Abriihamson to Lmda Lee Becker Sahsbury. Deed Clarestme Matheny to Elmse Boston Herbert Matheny. Sharon Tunle and Davod Matheny, Ohve, Deed Ahce F Stanley to,Amencan General Fmance, Scop1o Deed M Max me Dyer 10 Moldred Max me Dyer L1vmg Trust, Rutland parcel Meigs announeements Dance set The Tuppers Plams VFW Post 9053 will have a round and square dance on Saturday from 8 to I I p m The band will be True Country and the caller w1ll be -J1m Brown The dance ts open to the public Last pickup Friday Racme V1llage woll have 1ts last leaf p1 ck up Fnclay Those wtth leaves 10 pickup should call 94'J-2920 Free Thanksgiving dinner A free Thanksgovmg dmner Will be served at the Fallh Chapel Fellowship Room, 923 South Th1rd Avenue, Moddleport, to anyone who wants to allend IllS not a church ser· VICe, II was pointed out The goal os to reach out as Jesus would and feed the mullltudes No offermgs or dona· lions Will be requested lowmg the If annual Th mk ,g1v1ng dmner. Fnday The Whiles play a vanety ot mu"u.: mdutlrng Wdl1 les polka.<, country h11 s ot yesterye,lf ,md gospe l Special singer eommg Darren Smnh ol Welch W v., Will song Sunday at I0 am at the Debb1e Dnve Chape l Gallipolis aod at 7 p m at the Hobson Chn siJan Fel lowshop Church The public IS Jn>JI · ed To get a current weather report, check the ' "" ... """'" "" [0 BIG Movtes ""'""' Sentinel • 1 740-l~"i ·1•10() IHf<\1!"' • • Sale set A craft and bake sale w1ll beheld Saturday 9 a m to 3 p m at the Pagev1lle Town hall, located between HamsonVIIIe and Albany giVIDg To entertain Jumor Wh1te who plays bass and songs and R11a Whne. who plays keyboard and IS .1lso a vocalist woll entertam at the Albany Semor C111zens fol - e p. Obltu11'U1 •r• plld announcomonta trrangad by looat funtrel homoa. requtottd to accommodtlt thoH dtalrlllfl more Obltuarltt ere publlah!ld Information then Ia provided In tho accomp~nytng Duth NoUcoa. *• R. Norman John R Normun 40, Portsmouth, d1ed Sunday, Oct 25 1998, at R1ver· SJde Methodtsl Ho spnal Columbus He was born July 10 1958 m Ph1ladelph1a, son of Harold E Norman of Pomeroy and the late Juanlla P.trker Norman He 1s ,dso surv1vecl by three daughters, Desere Matheus of Ph1ludelpht.1 Tomorrow Dawn Norman and Hannah Mane Norman both of Portsmouth three grandsons, two brnlhers Larry Norman ol Pholadelph1a and Garry Nor man ol Ohw, a sJSier, D1ana Buck a t Phdadelphta. severalmeces, neph ews and couSJ ns He was preceded on de.1th by hJS w1le Sandy Mulford Norman Graves1de serviCes were held Sat urd.1y I JO p m ,,, Wyers Ce metery Guys voile woth the Rev Roger Hunter of ltc Jallng Arrangements were by the Pomeroy Chapel at FISher Funeral Home Dragon Internet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. Enjoy Our Thanksgiving Buffet With All The Trimmings. Avoid the hassle of cooking your own turkey and dressing this ye"r. Bring the whole famtly to our delicwus all-you-can-eat Thanksgtving Feast Ask your serverfor detmls Web TV or Compulors all at local call UNLIMITED Pe rsonal Access Personal E Ma1 l Account & I0 meg of Pcrsondl Web Space' Regular rate 1s S 16 95 per mo Guaranteed No Busy Signals! 1-888-657-0977 *Pomeroy "Lebanon *WIImmgt<>n •sardtma *Grc~;nfn: ld •Gall!pctiS "Dayton "' Ht ll sboro •Nelsonville "Middletown • Washmgton CH "'Sprmgr1eld • west Un1on ·cnc l~.:vlll c • J tmc stown !dlurldJ •nd lundd! !mmg llarn-6prn PONDEROS/\ G• d•I /.!(~iii//()(/# Galltpolts Loulton Onlf ::7• TAI(f ANOTHFR TASTf md hope th e~< would be MHncthmg lclt Ill 40 ye<trs Deed Fredenck B Goeglem to Frances B Goeglem. Sahsbury, S $150 for 12 months Service's ""!he main number l.s 991·2155 rncnt extensions are Dennis H.Staats Jr. FUNDING 'FOR SYSTEM - Ell Dennison Poet 467, American Legion, donated $1,200 for a sound system for the Bob Roberta football stadium. Jtm Soulsby, president of the Athletic Boosters, center, accepted the check from Eugene Fink. post commander, left, and Denms McKmney, business manager. Qbituary~ The Daily Sentin?·L John D~.; m ou .u mcnt pl.m M lkc no nust,lkc 1t would cost d lot of muncy t.o sw1tch to sud1 a scheme wlule n mtmumg to pav promised bene ~ Ions 55~. Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis 1tsd! to clmn g mel th e nc..:xl two yc.u s - rcac..:hmg out to hl.tcks m st lt~.:s .md 111 cn ngH~sswn II d1strtds tluoughout tl1c c..:ou nt 1y No Rcpuhl1c ms " 1!1 not wm mc1 the llldJDnty ol hL.H.:k voters m.my· o! wi1om lcllcx lvc ly vote You don t have to be .1 mogul to .1ppn.::u lie lhc ~dv tnl.tgcs of ,m mvest mcnt .tpprnach lltc nMI kct thnvcs on 111.\klng 1\loncy Y.htlcOmgrc~ surv1ves hy t.1kmg money II ~n .tverage two worker house hold \\ CIC to s ll~k 1ts mtlrcrncnt c.t~ h mto ~m 1ndcx lund ralilCr tlMn So:.:ml Scr.:u1 ily lor 4Q,yt.: .\n\ It would uccttc t ncs1 c,gg w;u1h mort! th.m $1 6 mllhon Femlrn. Uikul.ucs the cnuplc could pun.:h:.L'iC .m mnutty th 11 would y~cld more th,m In truth .l m ~u ket ha.~ c d 1clnnn \~nuld p1nhdhl y Kid CH: n more lucl10 th~.: c.'. Conntn) by pre"' 1dmg hug~.: mtu . . .. .. accordmg to a Me1gs County Shentfs Office report Grate's voew was obstructed by other vehocles parked along the highway the report slated Hams 1978 Chevrolet Ca111aro and .Grate's 1993 Dodge Sp1n1 both sustamed moderate damage accordmg to the repon _._ _ elcc11on Ancllhat s wh,llthc p.trly of Lo tt and LIV Ingston . . hou ld -.:o mmll lrom a govi:mmcnt s> ~ tcm to .m mvest~ ll)lJ4 Goodyear. Kmart . Kroger .. Lands End . . Oak H1ll Flnl OVB . 43 ~ One V!!lley . .. ... 33'k Peoples ,. • . 26'h Prem flnl. . . ..... 17~ Rockwell .. .. • ... .. • .. 47"!. AD/Shell . • • 47'!. Sears • 47% Shoney's.. .. .. • .. .1~.~. Wendy's , .. 19'/• Wosrthlngton .. . 13'1.. Rcpubl1c.1n c,111doda1c ts that ih!ly . pone Ill Umcm hosscs .md olilCr mtt rcfonn l.u..: Uons thus w.m l Lomom1w s rctn-ccs 10 gi\Cup$1H1fX.XL I} C,u 01 1\lliiC p10h thly much more r:'CmU.! s GlkUiatiOII uses the \CI) l: tlllscn.UJvc .tssumpuon th.tt the m .uk~..:t \\ l)Uid gl\lW ~tt h.tli ll'i posl\\:11l.tlc.: .md .tiX>Ut .t th1rd a." qu1~.:kl} as n h l" sm~.:~..: .. 33'/, .. 57~. Ltd • • ....... " crs $ 2 1 7 t~XI ,umually nc,uly ~even tunes the ye.~l y Si>C ial Secunl) p.1ynut of $14tXXI City Holding Federal Mogul Gannett ........................63~.. hoods 'oppurtunny zones 1n nnpovcn shcd 'ommun1ttcs earned 1ncomc tax cred1t fur the workmg Social Security's 'shell game' worked in 50s By TONY SNOW Creators Syndicate WAS HING f'ON St>CIII Scnuny used to l:x: the h1g b,1d woll of Ame11 can •••• Clifford W. Osborn Clifford W O..bom. 78, 545'15 Hud.<on Road Reedw1lle d1ed Tue...tay Nov 17. 1998 at Vetemns Memonal Hrn.pllal, Pomeroy He wa.' born Aug I J, l '120 10 Manon "'n of the late L1ndky and Ehz· abeth Young Osborn<. he was a reured •toreroom Leeper frum NiL,hua a Navy veteran of Wurld War II. a 111<mb<r uf the Tupper' Plain, Vetemn' of Foretgn Wars Post '1(15) He IS survoved by a SISler and brothcr-m law In« and Ro<hard Bunng of Reed,v1lle two soslers, Gladys Wagner ol Chnton. M1<h and llaz.:l Salton of Oak Park. M1ch one brother BJII O<borne of Pomeroy. ' everal mece> and nephews He was preceded 10 death by h" wofe Mad ne Voctor o,born three "' the lower and mod 40s Southeast ters Mildred Rochardoon. Marguerne D~ee ande Helen K1rkman a brother' wmd 5 to 10 mph Thursday Mostly cloudy Wllh a Herbert Osborne Serv1ces Will be held Fnday I p m at the Whue Funeral Home m chance of showers Hoghs'" the low ' Coolville w11h the Rev Helen Klme offic ~aung Bunal woll be on the er 60s Chance of ram 50 percent Reedsville Cemetery where molnary gravesode serv1ce< w•ll be conducted by the Tuppers Plams VFW • Fnends may call Thursday 6-8 p m at the funeral home No IDJUnes were reponed followmg a two-car ace~dent at the JUnctoon of slate Route 248 and Sumner Road lh ChesterTownsh1p Monday around 4pm The lollow 1ng couples were co mmitted to undcr~tandmg where till!! ~.:ountr) has to go It had been won wm for AARP, s crs Death Notices Two-car accident reported ThiS os a wonderful opportun ity for me to thank AARP for Its allltude and us ,1pproach over the last 15 momh s I reg ard Hora~.:c Deets as a gcnu10c patnotu.: state sman deeply Ex1t polls fro m 1hc m1dtorm clcc lions reveal that -- no surpn sc -- nmc ot every lO black voles went to Democrats through Saturday The ram woll end m the sooth on Fnday The record-hogh temperature for th1s datt at the Columoo< weather stauon wa.< 73 degrees 1n 1954 wh1le the record low wa.< 10m 1880 Sunset tomght Will be at 5 13 p m and sunnse Thursday at 7 21 am Aci'O!IS the nation Snow and gusty wmd~ were swfrhng from the north-central Rockoes across the northern Plams today Today's weather forecast IS!o.UCS By Joseph Perktns The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Rain returns tonight Wednesday, November 18, 1998 The Gingrich-AARP dance ends The Daily Sentinel CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Page2 Ekt t~"4 bt IIOJ ,.t:xl 1100 Coupon ltiOdlar l "'' Jllfl't Ul ~ bl•n~ fi Umb.r llC>n Nl!ll 1~~ CO.JOO Ill e1<\l o011 O'tJ' I n:Jl I U~ Velid 11 ~ lnt C Ul bolf S111lm111 ,~Ctl ll'lll 'IC"r thttWOl lll 0/ltl ~()( lffi CUll Ill S l ~<ll l l """tl ~'"" Barn llam PONDEROSn toodll Galltpolts lotiltonOnly ~ TAK! AHoTHtR TASU: (OOfOIIIOOI 01" ' "IQ'"'l Ill Cl~~llilf •IIO II' ~0111 .....1101'""" l nycltll IHIIIII\0 4rUOIII1tOh loo ool .1\CI.>d lll Vol~ It DO C'IIObOI !l oU ~"""' Pn1 11 "'II ·~ 0 .Oonl Q! 0~1 nOII~~ I blt r. StlloD' ,.,...,, ........... L-----------------~---------------------~---------~-----------------------------~ (I '-111 IIIIIQ 1 Stlt~~OO II I Com,l nV l P 19M P CBI l1 •m1 " ~mu M11 ~.,.., A ~11 CPll""~ llliU •nil p n111;1l nUS A •UJ2 �The Daily Sent~~! SpOrts Wednesday, November 18, 1998 ·Atlanta's Glavine wins NL Cy Young Award. again By PAUL NEWBERRY ATLANTA CAPI- Trrvor Hoffman got the most first-place votes. Tom Glavine got the award. 11le Brave\ l<ft-haOO.,r -won hi< second NL Cy Young Award !j)n Tuesday and brought the honor hack to A llama. which has been its home throogh most of the 1990s. Glavine edged Hoffman in the closest balloting since 1987. becpming the tir<l Cy Young winner not to receive the most first-place votes. "I'm not too concerned with how many first-place votes I didn't get," , Glavine said. " It's the total votes that Wednesday, November 18, 1998 matter. I had enough in e>·erybody'< view to gel the award. r m proud of that. " · Glavine also won thc Cy Young in 1991. which turned out to be the start of :..1 virtual one·leam !iilranglehold on the award. The Braves have captured the league's top pitching honor in 'i• of the last eight years. "Quite honestly, I didn't know how it wa.< going to go," said Glavine. the NL's only 20-game wonner and tied for third with a H7 ERA. ''The evenness of the guys who pol together strong years made for an uncenain feeling." Hoffman pur together one of the left off three ballot' for 99 poinh. e-..er out of bringing the a-.ard back to Atlanta the .bullpen. '"' ing 53 g:trne!> in 54 after Pedro Maninez won last year chance'" ith a I AS ERA forthe San pitching for the Expos. Hoffman got 13 firsts, five secDiego P•dr"' But those numbers weren:t enough lo even get men- onds and eightthlfds for 88 poinl' in lialloting by 32 members of the tioned on ·sh ballot>. m~t dominaring lie3~M "'What n t::.Jme down lo with some of the Mite" was they had a difficult demion about what they felt was the cntena... Hoffman said. "For me not tobe on 'ix ballots, that I didn't belong. that tdl\ you how they feel about relie''ef\.·· Gla, jne recwed II first-place vote~. 13 ~omh. 11\r third~ and was Baseball Writerro.' A.l.ic;;ociation of America. Only four NL relievers have won the award. none since Mark Davi~ with San Diego in 19K9. Another Padres pitcher, Kevin Brown, wa< lhird -. 1th eight first.' and 76 points. Glavme\ teammates, 1996 winner John Smoltz and Greg Maddux . w.ho captured the award from \_Yeeb Ewbank, former coach of Colts, Ne,v York Jets dies _ a t 91 NLCyYoung IAward Vollng lor lhe 1998 National League Cy Young Aw.Wd. 1Mth five poonts lor each first-place vote, three pomts 1992-95, tied for fourth with I0 points each. 11le last time thc NL Cy Yoong vote was this dose was 1987, when Steve Bedrosian beat Rick Sutcliffe by two votes and Rick Reuschel by three. · 11le 32-year-old Glavine is hardly the same pitcher who first earned the award seven years ago. An unproven left-hander with a careq record of 33-41 prior to the '91 season. he went 20-11 with a 2.55 ERA an{! helped propi( the Braves from last place to the World Series. (See G LAVINE on Page 5) for second and one for thir-: Texas Rangers' Gonzalez captures AL MVP honors By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK !API- By the first week of October. llll those regular \ea,on s lat~ didn't mean .(lluch to Juan GontJirz. Over a six-month season. he· had 15.7 RBis . .the high"'! total in the Le~gue Ameriran in 49 years. He hit .318 wirh 45 homers, helping Te.a' win its second AL West title in three <easons and putting himself in position to win the AL Most Valuable Player award for the second time in 'three years. But then the New York Yankee> wiped out the Rangers in thre-e s1raigh1 game."' in rhe poshta,on·."' first round. " II was very fruslrating." 'aid Gon;o:alez, who went 1-for- 12 with no RBJs. ''Their pitch in); Jurnin<.Ht:"J the he't (hitting) team in the AL." Some blamed GnnLalo. the Rangers ' leader. Not Texa-. rn:mager Johnny Oates. He knew hi s entin.! team hitj~st . 1~1 I 1.1-for-91). ''I think the thing abou1 it i ~ they shut down everyone," Oates said. "R~;Ih. from h lp IP lxlttom. I dun 't ' Gon.t:alcL\ '!>tea·-.on wa' far more think \.lri.!' nc~tl to r"-td atj: cm.any one . notable thmug:houl ihe }'Car. inJi,iduJI. We ne1er reall y got the of!Cn ... l· ..,tartt'd. ·· GonJ:Jii.!! ht",.:amc the favorite to v.in the no one JomiClt:velanc.J JnJi~m,. and Ken Gnlf~y Jr.\ St:alll~ Marin~r-. Ill'\ n t:ontL.'nJ~:d J~-.pir~ hi.,. 50 hom!.' run-. . \Vhilc- B11\lon·.., Mo V:tUghn chal le n~t·J fnrlhl' ;\L hatring titll' before firli-.hin~ 'L.'(onJ to Nl'w York's Bl!rnic \vilham-. on the fin:;!'"day. ~1VP tx-~..:;nJ..,~ n:.~t~J nn lhl' Y:tn~t:l'' ur He had 101 RBI< at the AII·SIJr hrcak. Ol!(.'()rning only the -.ccond plavl.'r to lop the Cl" nlury mark going . ' min the All-Star gam~: (Hank Greenher£ h•J 103 in 19:15! By the final week of 'July. he had 116 RBI- in 105 game'. bringing up lalk he could challenge the record of 190. set by Hack Wil<on in 1930. · "ll's nol impos:-.ible." GonLale£ said then .... I just need to stay healthy and keep working harq." B~t then he had J hamstring problem. and lhe chance for a record disappeared. Once again, he miss~d gut on the limelight. · .. He'> a great, great hitter." Mark McGwire said. '·But you. know. the '"d thing, if 'nmebody 'aid. ' Who wa> the 1996 MVP in the American League'' I bet ynu .nobody really know< - Juan Gonzalez. Every year, year in, year out, he just puts up the numbers. It just seems like he doesn't get the notoriety he should." TOM GLAVINE 'oPP W L IP SO 88 ERA AVG. 20 6 229.1 157 74 2.47 .238 Basketball ABL standings ·' Iwn EASTERN CONFERENCE :1!: L fi1. COLUMBUS Ph11addphio1 . ...... .l Llucagn • .. I New Eoglaml Na.dw11lt' . 7~0 J I . -·- ...........0 o urn .. .. .l ... ...... .l 2 ... I . ' ... · 2 .600 J .400 2 · . JJ .~ I 2 2 IK 4() ~f1 Bo11on (, 7 .j 1(, 4{) 12 O!laY.a (, l'l ~ I :'i J I 41 Montn::•l fJ l) 1 ~~ 1'} .JIJ Canoh 11:1 FlonJa Tamp>~ Bay Jl) .J K -1~ 0 0 I 6 9 2 l:'i ll JJ 1-1 ll -10 _l,l (•I -·5 Washrnglnn 7 .1 ll' L I CU. tl !iA Na~lwlll~ ChiL:ii)IO 7 4 .J !< X {) .. .6 9 I "' 5 10 J I!S -l~ l~ J(, .!7 VJ 42 .&7 I.\ n ~K l'at·il'k San·Jose 82·, Nashville 80 ') 6 I I I. ill<~• ~' I Cal~ary 'i 10 111 1'1 I I I \t) .J <J I 7 4 Ill " IS Tuesday's sc1irt!.s l'lubJcl plu ;l J , 1'111 .\l"!ur~h I Chr..:ago 2. N:J~Imllc I Cnlur,nlo ~.NY l'bntlcn 2 Tonight's gotrn~s Tor, IIllO ql W;"hiliglon, 7 p rn Dt.•lf<\11 ar F.1.l11111111nn . '-J 11 111 Jt;m~cr~ l.t r~ /\ngcl~.·s 111 ,..., ,,nlrl'.il, 7 1i m ;11 /l;u;rbcuu . lll'JO p 111 nl San Jo~l' . 10 .'1 0 p 111. ·\ J•rl~hrrrg ~~>lllllJn;Jior "' l'.~rulln;1 .11 Nn" Jcr ~C), 1 I{) pIll St l.oJUJ\ al N:"hulk . K pIll ('ulor;tJu. 'J fl m N Y Ranlf'''' at 1. n, An J!dd. I{) 10 I' m Kast!h:tll 11 13 5 99, Trevor HoffiT!an 13 8 88 · 5 San Diego Kevin Brown SanD/egp 8 . 8 12 John Smoliz 3 .1 10 2 10 78 · ' Atlanta Giag Maddux · 4 Atlanta AI Leiter !·LORIDA MARLINS S1gned INI· ltu•~ Mor, 111:111 ;mJ fUIP Ardrle Corbm to nunur-ICII):tlt:' ~:un· IHILl~ PITTSBURG H PIRATES : Agrcl"d ro tt:rm~ Yoil!t INF M1k.: IJcnramm on~ lwu-year tolll l a~l SAN UIEGO PADRES: l'urr:hoJS~<IIh~o: wnlr:1c1 of RI--ll' K.lll.!rign IA)pcz f'mm Mnhi l ~ nl lho.: Snulhl'ru Lcil!U.c; RHI' WasGlr .Scrrauu froJn Climon ul !he Mu.Jwe~t l-eague: anti RHP Bryan Wo lll lron1 La~ Ve~:~~.~ "' Ihi' PCL. W'*i''t:d INF Archi Ci:rnfmtc!l ilnd RHP Scuu S; rnd o.: r.~ l~:a~::ue 3 New York Eller ro rmn<'lf-lo:;~~uL' ~urm:ro..b .\nu•rica n Lta~ul' _ ANAHEIM 1\NGELS .- AgrccU 111 1\!rtm wnh C M:1ll Walhcd, nn :r .IW<J·)car n•Jllr.Jrl (MKLAND ,\THI.I:TifS N:1mcd 1':11rl f)c. l'"dc) t>J "' s i ~1:m1 gl.'ncrabu:m:ll!l'f, Uub Gl'fl'll manngl·r of Mn.k 'i ln nf Ihe CiiJfurru :~ LI.,'.IJ;ll t'. Ju.HI NaYlJ rrt•tc lllilila)!cr uf \'J ~al 1a uf the C:li 11 orrlrn l.c<~j!uc , Tu1ry lkFr.llll:\."~..:tJ rn :uJ<1gcr ol M1tli:HIII uf llllfl< )r t r;ruL'11ul nHrt<IJ CINCINN.'\TI REDS 1\tld eJ RHP Ted 1-tn'tl..' hr lite 40-m.m rD\ICr '\rgned JNI- Jell !lr,m~un, H. Ill' Kn1n Fu~ lcr, IHfP M:ifl)' J:rn7en 1md f.CHI' TPdd Transactions Rom ar11 ~· k ()r \ Na li nnall .ta_Rue V;m~uU\'Cf :11 lhl· Texa\ Ll'ilg uc. H. 0n and lc:rgu.:: h111mg lnnrJrn;llor TEXAS RANGERS Nank·J Hr .acl Hom ; L"I~· tanr ruhhl rd;atLllll' Jrrt:llnr ~1m l't tt.,tour~:u 'J ,unp aB.t}.lmp m \J122tJI727 M 1 1 I M 1-1 I7 fl h -1 /() '1 '7 I .II\ ,,ll~t'h:\ San Jow NY I'J I J,nd.i<ll !{.,,,I PI I. 7 I' 111 -N !)j, i'inn Vancuuv~.•r :11 PIHII!IIIX . ') EJrnunwrr JX .Jll\ C.1n>hlla \ Mulll rc;JI4 Crnlrw ll)i~i~iun Sl Lou1s IJ~Uflil , ..n /6 7 X 1 .J(J WESTERN C()NFERENCE fum lfl <".t/)!;lf} l.'<dor .I\!P •\!l .liiO:I II I K 7 1 Nnrth~t~ l fli,· i~ion Tuesday's score , , 7 J -1 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Ium :1!: L fi1. !i.l! Se:111le ... . San Jose Colorado ., Portf:lnd .... 9622CJ~(,'t() Auff:1lo -11' 17 l'ht'4.'111\ I 2 1n 2 J/2 2 .l.l.l 2 .l.l.l 6 .000 I ToronlU . 'l'huisday's games ~U !-1 7 I 7 X ~ \'o/ldiiiH'r Suulhl'a~l Di~ision 0 1.000 .4 Dhi'lioo Tom Glavlne Atlanta Scoreboard Nurllll'il~t 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. Player, team 2 Randy Johnson Houston 2 Bask•thall Amrrican 8askt'l ball Lr:~gut." AUL: Ann11unreJ 1lw n:signalltJn of L1rk lhrtl \ong. c.~lnrmJn XpiU$10)1\ gcnewl IJI,IIIOigcr N;nMC,d Julm N1l kn inlcrrm genera l m:111ugcr ol Cui<Jr;rtlol COLUMBUS QUEST: A.: tn·alerl Ci Murlo:rw Alolri:!ge ·Thursday's game COLUMBUS at Seanle. 10 p.m. NCAA Division I men's scores YOUR ENERGY EDGE"' Regular-season action Easl Cornell6~ Auffaln 64, A Datural gal water beater c:o•t• 01rer $200 le.. per year to operate tbaD aD electric: mod•l~ Thousands Ko1r1~u 61. Pt:nn ~6 N.C. Cbnrloue 6~. Bu1tun U. ~0 Nnr1hens1ern t\9 , Br{lwn W Pi llsbU'rwh 9!1, S1. Franci!. Pa. 69 Sl. Domwentu rt' 74. L1bt-rty 64 s~~IlC lUr't).l. Colg:u'e 40 •. . I ' ' Soulh ,\ppalt~~·h1an St. 80, Kmg. Tenn. 40 L .... : tanoog<~ KK, Tenn Wt'slcy;w M l>uke 94. D:n·itlson Iii Furn)il!l 79, W1lliam & Mnry 67 K~ntucky 99. E Kentu~ky M less over its long lifEJ. So when you replace your old. water heater- or build a new homesave money with every -shower. Choose natural gas! 'Longwood ·n. H1!h Pntm70 Manh;JII 70, N. II inois 67 ' , Maryland 90, Md -llnlllmort' County 62 M1ss_rsstpp1 Sl 1 0~ . Ark ·Pj~C B l llff~ .l · Radford 108, Co m:ord 64 · SE Loui§JJ.na 88. Grambling S1. 68 Tennessee ~.1. CS Nortlmdae 64 The Cu~dt:l HJ. Ander~on, SC ~2 "tld~nt Br~Jky 49. SE MJ.ISOuri 47 C~ nl Mn:hi gan t<!2. Wnghl S1 Rl (OT) Dl'lroil 84. Bc!lwne-Cookman :'iO George Wn,hwglon 64, lllimm .'\K Lllyo l :~, Ill 6.". ~hn: ago Sr ~2 Muln.:: 69 . Ntllrlrw~~lcrn ~7 M1~hig~n 5r 96. o~l:l;mll . \11,h 66 Xa' rcr 7~. Replace your old electric •or Sn ulh~ e .~t . Arkama ~ TJ. Al ah;1ma S1 .l_1 H m1~ 1 rm 7 1 T.-~ a\ bll Te ~a' Cnll 71. Pr;unl' V1~.,., ~~ Fur\\ t"~t IJuJ't:' Sr 7.'\ ,'\\\' ~Milrl!lll' "() CnlOtiiJ" 7). C•lur.1J" '\1 f\7 Den\CI ~6. W: nnun¥ :-Q Lo n ~ lkrd1 "il lJ • Lu)rd,J ;"-.1.rJ'!,.II11liH\I N ,\r11 nn;o "~ r, ''r""II'.J \1 1,1!,, Pcppl'tli1nc 71 l:( lr' 111c .,~ l'ortl ;1nd Hl:! l';!llc'!i ~1 S lJJ.d16h ,\J,,rJI,IIhl ! r~h-U1 San ] )J~g" ~~(,011L''tdJ;I tir e 111 Snullit'lll C;illlrl \ ,ml)ll';!" '-;r '14 '/2 (OT) • Exhihi1inn 'l u~:ol ,\8. \1 1J4, CdJ !nr 111:1 NCAA Division women's scores ,\ 11·:-.tar , ljiJ I Rcgu lar -.,~a•,Hn ac1inn 1·..... 1 Jl,d.nt:ll/1 lkl,,,.. ,J I C \r r,r, Culrunllrufll \11111', llr<••k ~ll i{J chu" 'lid lo,~. O..,Lt<;IIJI,oll XI S1mlh ,\).oh.lllld \1 ,,,,, l i<l ~l:~ t't' "7 ( ho~!l\:'t'l'li'\<.,lllono ~4 '-.; r ·. 11 l111" \,~I r,~ [ J,,~r,il•>ll ><1 \\-\1 k,· 1,,rr-1 1 < (1\ '111)' ol \ • .~ ~ \\. I .il <tl illol./11) lil )!h I'• Ill! 'i'J 1." ''1'"""1; lo~ J.')L lfli r O..,r J,,l, rl .,r,•J !\I ' ( 'il, orl "lll: 71 ,\pp;ii,I LIH,II O..,t (,() ., OXFORD. Ohio CAP) - Only two days before he died. w~~l> Ewbank watched the kt,-Colls ~"""" from the owner's bo< at the RCA Dome in lndi~napolis. How fiuing . Ewbank. who coached hoth te:<ms to national prominence ~nd lea~ue championships, died Tul.'sday at hi' home. He was 91. ' Ewbank's death followed by four days the pa"ing of a New Yon. contemporary. Red linlzman. who coached the New York Knicks lo two championships in 1970 and 1973 while Ewbank wa.s leadin~ the New York Jets. ' The cause of Ewbank's death was not released immediately. The Hall of' Famer wa.s h~pilalized hrieny lll't y~ for lrealmerll of a bean problem. . Ewbank wa.s the only coach to. win titles in the AFL and NFL. He earned championships in two of pro football's mo_st memorable gamesthe 1969 Super Bowl with the Jet s and the 19'58 NFL title with the Battimore Colts. "Weeb combined a low-key style with a nair for the most.'dramatic of accomplishments." NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said. "He Jed two of the legendary teams during the · era of pro football's greatest growth. But he preferred to stay in the back-ground and , let the players take the credit." Ewbank guided Joe Namath and the Jets over heavily favored B;~ltimore 16t7 in the third Super Bowl. giving th~ AFL its first title over the more established NFL. . In 1958, Ewbank coached Johnny Unita$ and the Colts to a 23-17 overtime win over the New York Giants. Often called "The Greatest Game Ever Played," it was credited with making pr.o football one of the most popular American !<pons. .. He was just a fine gentlem<m. tn me the best coach I ever played for,"· Unitas told the New York Post. "I've )llway~ been indebted to him for let-' ti'ng me come to Baltimore to play l'ootball for him." Ewbank also led the Colts over the Giants 31-16 for the title in 1959. · He posted a I:\0-129-7 record durl ng 20 se ..sons as a pro co .. ch. He 'coached the Colts from 1954 to 1962 _and the Jets from 196~ to 1973. Namath was .too broken up to comment on Ewb.,nk's dealh, Jets public relations director Fra!'k R.afnos laid. Arlother ilf Ewbank's forO)er players. Art Donovan of the Coils, ·."8lso Was top.emotional to comment. "Whenever I got around other coaches," Nemath was quoted ns say.ing before Ewbank's death, " I real1zed how much smnner Weeb was."· . "I greatly admired Weeb," l ets :chairman of the board Leon Hess -said. " He was a man who knew ~verything there was to know uhout, ft.,tball nr~onitalion and ployrr nk"i\alitm.'' O..m Maymonl. wa' the kt\ >l:<r r<'<·d,·cr untl<r Ewbank. 'i<tid the m..-h ''""ted hi< playl.'ro lik( f~mily. "On S:oturd:~y•. he'<llet you bring )'<>Ur Li.J, to til<- "nrlout<." Maynard re,·alkd fmm hi• hnmc in [J p;o.,.,_ Texas. "He also let you bring your friends to tJte dressing mom afterthe game. 1 rr!J\eml]er 1 brought Charlie Pride and Willie Nti<On in." Born Wilbur Chari<> Ewbank, the native of Richmond. Ind., lived with his wife, Lucy. in O<ford. He is survi\·ed by his wife, thrre daughte,..., eight grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. Funeral arrangements were pe'nd' ing Tuesday night. ' Despilo health prnhlem< that included an anificial hip, Ewhank still followed foothall Clti<ely .io his later years. He watched NFL games every weekend. usually with his wife . Ewbank was a guest of rhe Jets' organization last Sunday and saw the Indianapolis Culls rally past New . York 24-23. "He was as sharp today with his football knowledge as he was then," Maynard said. In addition to I;'Oachiog in two of pro football's mdst memorable tit le games, Ewbank coached the Jets in. the famous "Heidi" game in 1968played e<aclly 30 years ago Tuesday -and the first ~onday night game in 1970. Ewbank was a mild-mannered man who approached football with a curious mixturr of emotion and efficiency. Twice. he took over teams noundering at the ·bottom of their league and built them into ch!lmpi- Turley helps push Redwomen to 83-71 win over Transylvania ~1i~hnels. By ANDREW CARTER Rio Grande SID Renee Torle) scored a game:high 2~ point< to lead the Unher~ily of Roo Grande pa,t_Tmn•yh•ania Uni•e,...it) 83-71 in a battle of NAJA Di'i'ion I Tvp 25 schools Tue...Jay nogbt Rio Grande enlered play a' the 2~th ran~ed te;un in the NAJA pyesea"m poll. Tran~yh·ania "a' rated 16th on the pre-..ea-an voting. Rio (;rande (3-1) out-.cored Tran>yhania 5-0 in the firq minute of the game and letrfrom huaer-to-buZLer. The Red" omen led b) as many as 15 paint' on'lwo occa,ions. Tran,yh•ania did manaee to lrim the leUd 10 five point' ·late in- the firq half. but could . halftime lead "1th 1~ poon" in the opening frame. She also had nine rebounds. three a,,;,r,, three hlnch and foor >teals. Carrie Car«10 hit 9-of-10 free throws and finished woth 18 points. Mindyl\tpeantl KarleyMohlereach recorded a double-double, Pope had 16 point' and 11 board' while Mohler added 13 point< and a gamebest 14 rebOund,. MarciiL. Webb recorded her own double-dpu.ble with 19 point. and 10 rebound< to lead Tran<ylvania (2·11. Whitney Horn came off the bench to score 16 point' and __gtab eight rebounds. • Jan Vaughn · added 15 points and Ashley Saflders had 14 E-.hank. a <,torky 5-foxot -7 and 180 pound,. attended Miami . Univer~ily of Ohio. wlu.~re he quar1crbacked the fnotball team :md cap- get no do...er than ~'·en point;; in the poinls. second half. Rio Grande dominate!~ the boards Turley. a fre>hman from Racine. at both ends. holding a 53-:17 a(h•anhelped ''"~e Rio Grande to a 45-~2 ; tage in rebounding . The Redwomen · "hi• - 0~~· : . Ewbank's first con!'trucllon pro· jecl occurred in Baltimore, where he coached the Colts to consecu tive NFL championships, Team owner Carroll Rosenbloom called Ewh:uik " my crew-cut IBM machine." After each day 's workout with the Cc:>hs, Ewbank would\vrite a report and file it in the basement pf hi s house. Rosenbloom eventually fired Ewbank. but recom mended him "s:a coach to Sonny Werblin, then president of the Jets.·Ew b.. nk came hack to haunt his former ·ream when he coached t'he Jets over the Coils in the Super Bowl. a victory-"guamnteed" by Namath several d"ys before the game. Several ofEwb.,nk's former players and assistants became suct·es~rul head coaches. Don Shu In played de(ensi ve hack for Ewbank in Baltimore and subsequently replaced. him as the Colis' •coach before mov ing to greater glory with the Miami Dolphins. Assistant coach Clive Rusll later hec:une a head coach, ;~s did Chuc~ Knox. The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 . WEEB EWBANK Charley Winner. Ed Bile< ;md Walt tained lhe ba,cball 'LJUad. ' . E\\hank \Wrtcd hi' tllaehln.g car~er al Van \Veri !Ohio) lfigh School in 19'.!8. Two )Car-. J;Jier he returned 10 Mi.:.tmi. \\here lu: wa.. an ,.,,j,J;ml for 14 )Cilf,. ~.) . AI Ihe end of \Vorltl War II. \. ... nh Ewhank became h"ckli.'ltl croad1 at DETROIT CAP) - The athletic Brown Uni\'er-.il.) lm nne '>COI-.on. He programs at the 12 Mi'd-American Ihen }x>(·;tmc tt·ad coach a1 \\'a,h- Conference uni\'er\ities lost a comington.Uni\cr\il) in St . Louis, where .. bined $51 million in ihe 1997-98 he compiled a 14-4 record. " -school yea,, ~ccording to a pub}ished From 1949to 1953. Ewbank was report. an assistant under coaching . great That's in sHirk ('Ontra.~t to the ,II Paul Brown with the Cleveland universities in the Big Ten, which Browns. The team dominated pro produced a nel profit nf $7.7 mill'ion football during thai period. winning in the same period. The MAC lo<Se< came despite the All-American Conference'title in 1949. then capturing the NFL cham- generous alumni. student Ice< and pio~ship in 1950 and Ea,tem Divitaxpayers. . . sion titles in 195 I. 1952 and 1953. Losses ranged from $2 million at Ewbank'retiredafterthe 1973 'fa· Mar<hall Uni,•er<ity -the league son. coaching his la<t game on Dec. football champ1on- to more th"n $6 16, the day 0.1. Simpson broke Jim mil(jon at . Miami of Ohio: The Brown's si ngle-senson rushing mark Dl'fmit Nl'LL'.\ reported Wednesday. and the 2JMIO-y\~rd plateau for the .. Any_ time you sec a .deficit . . :;eason On a snowy day at Shea Sta- w~et h er you're a corporation or an dium. athletic confe ren~e. ymt huve 10 be He was inducted into the Pro concerned." MAC Comm issioner Football Hall of F;~me in Camon. Jerry A. lppoliti said. "St udcl\l fees Ohio, in 197K. are very va luable for the future of our Dming hi s career. Ewbank t.:om- "' conferenl·e. ·hut we have to lind nthpared coaching w riding a rnotorcy- er avenues of revenue." cle. \he only MAC program to turn a ~·vo u ride il long enough and you're g{,ing to getl...illt:'J," he saiJ. 1 , natural gas water heater with a new 40 gallon gas model and save $40 off the regular price. You can even pay for it in three ' _easy installments on your gas .billt, Call Your Energy Edge•• representative at 1·888·293-EDGE . (3343) for details. Offer available only to Columbia Gas customers. Remember, you're still our' customer even if you've chosen a new gas supplier through the Customer Choice•• . program. . Offer ends 1/31/99. . "I can't say it doesn't compare, ·but in a lot of ways it doesn't.'' Glavine said. "In '91, obviously, there was just trrmendous elation to come from wherr I had been up to ~hat point in time and all of a sudden . jlut .together a Cy Young season. It was'something I didn'te<pecl." , Glavine had 20-win seasons in ] 992 and '93, as )'/ell. but finished ·second and third in the Cy Young. balloting as Maddux began his run of four straight awards, the first coming while he .was still with the Chicago Cubs. , " I think I look at' myself as a whole lot better pitcher than I w:ts in '91," Glavine said. pointir.1g to · increased knowledge 'of the hitters and being more willing lo throw inside and rely on his breaking pitches. "! feel a whole lot more secure winning the award now ·than I did in '9 1." His second Cy Yourig came just three days after he was married and put a bright mark on a season that once again finished shon of a Wprld Series championship. The Padres defeated Atlanta in the NL championship series. · ,.. .W ' J' J ,I 1 t Cenaltl re•$tiotlon• may apply.. 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"Don't forget. we don't get a dime in student allocations." Athletic Director Herb Deromedi 'aid. The deficit is crwered by the university's taxpayer-supported general fund. , . lppolil i said he's erlco urnged by two new sources of revenue. "Fbr ,the first tim'e We hnve u major bowl game of our own. the Motor Ci ty Bowl - Ihat's $750,000 we never had before. And from the NCAA's Alliance bowls we'll be getting nnother $600.000 thai we never had before." l!_~ll trr\ \lui~< · ·MAC athletic programs lost $51M in 1997-98 :".HIH.Ih\1 II :\OJIIiof'arr oiJ ~I.I ~\ ) 1 t,JLII'·t' (,'\ :-.,,." llr ko~tl> · out boarded the Pionttf"i 22-11 on the offensive gla~s. ·we did a grcat job at' bolh end• of the floor tonight. • said Rio Grande. head coach David Smalley. "I can't say eoough about the job we did rrbounding. II wa• an excellent effort . again<! a high-caliber team." Rio Grande will host the 16th Annual Bevo FrJJJCio;; Cla..~"'ic this Friday and S~turday. Rio Grande plays We" Virginia Tech in one opening round game at 6 p.m. Friday while Taylor faces Spalding in the other fif't roond match-up at 2 p.m. The next home game following the Be,·o Francis Clas<ic is set fof Nov. 28 agaiMt Seton Hill College. lip-off is ~p.m . fans can follo\V the action on 97.7 FM WCJO beginnlit&, at 4:35 p.m. - G/avine... (Continued from Page 4) Save $40 on a New Water Heater! Uurkr 06' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio www.columbiagasohio.com ' ' CROSSBOW KIL.L. - Ed Nelson of Rock Springs made his first crossbow kill Saturday morning harvesting this attractive eight-point buck Nelson said II was his second season dear hunting with the . cros~bow. He used a de.er grunt call to lure the buck within 20 yards ol his tree stand before taking the shot with his Horton crossbow. ' $15/$25/ $50 plan? CELLULAR $5QRate . Plan Digita~ 400 minutes or Cellular: 350/1000 minutes peak off peak express yourself �• Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~ednesday,November18,1998 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 - • By The Bend t WELL :The other woman is u,sually grateful for :th.ings wives neglect, take f.or granted I •. t VQLLEYBALL HONOREES These girls received awards tor volleyball at Tueeday's sports banquet al Meigs High School. From left to right ars Tonya Miller, Trlcla Davis, Tangy laudermlll and TrauLru· HOINCIRElES - Theee golfers received cy Coffey. · special awards al lhe Meigs Fall Sports Banquet held Tuesday evening al Meigs High School. From ' left to right are Tommy Roueh, Zach Meadows, Nick Dellwlller and Jared Woode. Meigs h·o nors fall athletes, che~rleaders at awards feast By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent The annual fall spans banquet for Meigs High School athletics wa• held Tue<day evening in the high school's cafeteria. Athletic booster president Jim Soulsby was master of ceremonies, and Steve Beha gave the invocation lo start the evening. . Mike Kennedy , cross country. coach imroduced members of rhe girls cross c'ountry team. Team mem· bers included Irena Zaneva. Beverly Burdelle, Bearrice· Morgan, Ashley Thomas and Sara Melian. Thomas was the TVC girls champion. earning her first ream aii-TVC honors. Kennedy lhen introduced members of the TVC champion cross country boys learn. The champi· pnship was the boys'lhir~TVC title in a row. Team members included · Steve Beha, Joseph McColl. Kyle Smiddie. James Sranley. Adam Thomas. Jason Cundiff. Derek John· son. Michael Stacy. Mall Williamson and Josh Witherell. Cundiff and Sianley earned second "team all-TVC honors. Next up was volleyball. reserve volleyball coach Dale Harrison introduced members of his TVC champion res~rve team. The team finished the season with an 18-2' mark qverall and a 15-1 mark in lheTVC. Team members include Tara Wyall, Marge Brallon, Rebecca Smith. Kara Muss. er. Krystal Pennington. Corrie Hoover. Shandi Bobb, Mary Schuhz, Heather Felly and Marissa Whaley. Head volleyball coach Rick Ash . then introduced members of his team. The Marauders finished the season with a 17-5 mark overall, and a 13-3 record in lhe TVC Ia win l.he Ohio Di1•ision championship. The girls also won the sectional championship. Team members include Tony a Miller, Tracy Coffey. Tangy Laudermi II. Tricia Davis, Melissa Werry. Amy Hysell, Tiffany Halfhill, Tawny Jones, Shannon Price. Brooke Williams and Amber Vining. Firslleam aii -TVC honors wen11o Coffey. Miller and Ltudermih. Coffey and Miller ;vere selected 10 the District 13. all -District first team .' while Lauderrnilt was a second team selection. Girls ' alhlelic director Ron Logan, then presenled Ash with a special award for picking up his 1501h career win. In II years a.~ coach at Meigs: 'Ash has a 163-84 record. with fi.ve TVC chai"pionships, and five ·seclionallitles. Golf coach .John Krawsciyn introduced members of the golf team. Players 'receiving reserve lt!tters were Jason Cundiff, Jason Knight , Josh Knapper and John Wilson . Varsity awards went to Jared Woods. Zach Meadow s. Tommy Roush , Carson Midkiff, Andy Davi s: Nick Deuwillerand Thaddeus Bumgardne~ This year's team finished wirh a 52-57 record oyerall , and a 27-23 record in I he TV C. WOOds. Meadows and Detwiller each e~rned second learn aii-TVC honors. while Meadows was a districl qualiner. Roush was presented' the Jack R. Slu\'in Memorial CoachC'' Aw:-trcl. while Woods was selected as lhe Parker Long-Rodd Harrison Most Valuable Golfer Award. Krawsczyn also received special recognition for winning his 1.000 match this season, and eight straight TVC .titles . Thai streak ended this season. Cindy · Shull then presenled awards to the cheerleaders. Junior varsity \Cheerleaders inrroduced were Holly Hannan, Brandy Graham. Allison Hayes. Leah Morrow, Whilney Ashley, Carrie Abbon and Maggie Roseberry. /. Varsity cheerl'eaders included Sarah Williams. Casey William>, Shari Wright, Megan Avis, Bethany Boyles and Chandra Moon. Football coach Mike Chancey then introduced members of the reserve footbli\lteilm. ream members included: Scon Colweli. Wes Thoene, Justin RoMan. Darrick Knapp. Brandon Bobb. Tyson Lee, Danny Buff. inglon, J.D. Jenkins, Rees Wyan. Jon Acree. Evan Shaw. Nick McLaughlin. Ben Haley, J.P. Varian, Adam • Doczi and Mike Smith. , · Chancey l~en presented awards 10 his football ream. The team finished with a 9-1 record overall and 5-0 in the conference to win the Ohio.Division. championship. Meigs "finished lhe season ranked 161h in the stale by rhe Associated Press. Team members im::lude: Jeremiah Bentley, Ryan Ramsburg, J.T. Humphreys. John Davidson, Steve Thornton, Angelo Rodriguez. Clark Van Meter. Aaron Vanlnwagen, Johnalhan Haggerty, Grant Abhon, Je ~se Thomas, Justin Roush, Shawn Workman, Shane Leach, Lester Parker, John Ambrpse. CD. Ellis. lim my Yeauger. Brani ~Dixon, Andy Doczi, ·John Boling, Josh Hooten. Justin Gilmore. B.J. Kennedy. Billy Soulsby. Derek Miller and Adam Bullinglon. Chancey also announced captains for the 1999 football season. Selected by their teammates lo lead the I . squad next season ' ar.e John Bolmg. Andy Doczi. Grant Abhou and JuSiin Roush . Roush was a unanimous selection by his teammitles. All-TVC selections ' will be announced ai a later date due to Nelsonville-York laking part in I he stale ' .. ... roorball playoffs. ernie selections went to Steve Beha. Rick Ash then presemed all -aca- Kyle Smiddie, James Stanley, Bevdemic, aii-TVC selections. All~acad- · erly Burdelle, Beatrice Morgan, Tri- cia Davis and Megan Avis. 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Foreman, Holmes , s~t bout for January 23 ., I STORE HOURS Pork Chops ·Garth ,Brooks .breaks in new live . . ' "S~e was wearing worn-our san - going on at tbe nursing home. dais, .so I gave her a pair of shoes Perbaps " Staten Island's" mothAnn you h'ad di scarded l>ecause they er-in-law needs more in her life than Landers were out of style. She was cold, so I she is geuing . The social calend ar of l!l'l7. lm; A.npleJ Tuna gave her the sweater I bought for many senior citizer:-s consists of ~yndouu: ~nd CJcMon Syno.locau: your binhday ' but you never wore going to doctors' offices and the because I he colors weren't right. Her · pharmacy. (What fun. ) Jean s were threadbare, so tgave her All seniors should be aware rh at Dear Ann Landers: I have saved a pair of slacks thai were perfectly there are programs 10 ass ist them in the_enclosed clipping in my wallet good but you hadn 't worn them in a · their daily lives. Water exercises, ' for years. I would appreciare it if long time because you said they yoga, bingo, music and gam es arc 'you would run it again, since it is too were no longer in style . _all activities offered in almost every :w-orn to show to . my friends. · "As the woman was aboui 10 community. Has this embarrassed 'Although I laughed, lthink·there is leave , she turned 1l:l n\e and asked, familY. made an effort 10 find out an imponanl lesson to be learned , with a smile, 'Is there anything else ,,what recreational facilitie s are ,avail .from it Thanks. -- Andrew in More- your wifi, doe•n 't usc anymore1' able for the elderly ? I'll bet not. ·auville, La. Dear Ann Landers: I am writing 1. feel sorry for the 88-year-o ld Dear Andrew: I'm happy to abou11he leuer from "Staten Island. molh\'r being stuck with a famil y "comply with your request The leller · N.Y." I don ' t know when I have .lhal doe sn't have an inkling of whal :you referred lo \s one of my all-lime been so riled up. The woman who it's like to bC put out 10 pasture. f avorites . !·hope rhe poinr is not lost wrote said she is embarrassed when Where will they be in 30 or 40 in the humor of the tale. ll's a good her 88-year-old molher-in-law lines years? I can lell you. They will· be "one . Here it is: up her pills at the dining room table right where she is now. -- Missing A woman came home a day early and tells everybody what they are Mom in Yorba Linda. Calif. from an our -of-town trip and found for and how much they cosl . Dear Yorba:' I hope your lcncr :her husband in bed with a young My mother is 86 and ha s . . makes an impression on the folk s 'woman. She wa' shocked and furi - Alzheimer's. She canno't remember who are impa(ic~l with lhe elderly. ·ous. Just as sho was aboul 10 SIGrrn any ·111·ember of her family by name, Whai these people need is a lillie 'out of the hou se and head for a is ' inCOntinen.l and talk s gibberish. mo·re compassion and a lot more law~;r 's office, her husband ~lopped She lives in a locked unit of a nurs- understanding. Than'k you for a lcl·her with these words: ing home b~cause she has a tenden- ler thai some of lhe "guilty " may - · "Before you leave, I want you to cy to leave the grounds and wander find unseitling . .hear how this came about I was dri - around at odd hours.' ---Send questions to Ann Lanving along the highway when l saw How I wish I had my mom back ders, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. this young woman,.tired and bedrag- so I could tell her how much I love Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los gled, so I brought her home · and her. I would be thrilled lo listen lo made her a meal from the roast beef her describe the pills she is laking Angeles, Calif. 90045 you forgot was in lhe refrigerator. and tell me all the veuy stuff thai is PEPSI & MT. DEW oz 79 4 EMPRESS PINEAPPlE 20 oz. 89¢ DOMINO SUGAR .... ' . 5L.BS BLUE BONNET STICK MARGARINE 1 LB. 2/$1 Win A Bankroll This Week Powell's Super · Value ssoo Free Cash! Stop In T.he Store For Details ' �Page 8 • The Dailf Sentinel • Pom e roy • Mid dleport, Ohio Wedl)esday, ' November 1~, 1998 Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio _ The Daily Sentlflef • Page 9 · 'L_ ow carb' diet not good tong - term weight loss strategy • • drates - are the cause of overeaung. Examples of carbohydr.ite·n~h fmd arc bread, Oour. pasta. sugar. honey and fruit. . The body produces the hormone m>ulm to amprove the efficiency of carbohydrate metabolism. lnsuhn does have . some role . in stimulating the appetate, >O reducmg at>hould reduce the urge to cat. In addmon. carbohy· drat« arc metaboli7..,d inro glucose, the type of sugar the body uses for fuel , and the glucose level in,the hl<l\ld dpcs in turn also havC'inipact upon appetite. As . you would expect. dramatacally "!"'''"g carbohydrate content ol the dact wt ll subsequcmly reduce the crav- amily ..::;7\/Cedicirze Ohio John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine Question: Several of my friends are on a new·dict that eliminates carbohy, drates. They eat meat, eggs, cheese and buller while avoiding fruits, vegetahlcs. hreads and pasta. Some of them hnve lost weight and have had their cholesterol go down 100. This plan see ms in conlhct with everything I've previously heard about good nutrition, particularl y the high-fat diet for those of us with high cholesterol. Will this dkt work, and is it safe'? Answer: Dieting is an aii-Amc[ican Untv.,..ty cou-.ot O.t.opethle M~ tcl ne pie. Its loiic ina.led upon the premise that sugars and starches · a cla-s of chemical compounds called carbohy- ing to eat. The human body is effocicnt. Consuming more calories than ym u-.c up over the course of a day. regardless of the type of food, will cause a weight gain. Any diet that provides less calones than are needed for ' your day's activiti'ir' will cau5e a loss of weaght. Unfonunately, we all need ccnain nutrients on a regular basis to stay healthy, so we can't just stop eating until we reach a desired weight without paying a high price in terms of health problems. A high-protein diet can help baing about weight loss. 1t has been a perennial favorite among wrestlers and .,.eight lifters. and it episodically high cholesterol should cenai~ly 1101 becomes popular with !he general pW- consider 11. Others may lose wet~ on he . Its greale>l risk is m bnnging on 11 because !hey eal fewer caklries than gout a type of arthritis. There have they were previously, but I don't think also been rare reportS of ;enous ela:- they can stay on this ea1ing plan forevtrolyte ambalances or kidney problems. er. ~they stop, and hopef~lly they 1can think of noredeemmg features won 1 have had any comphcauons, for a high-fat diet. Fat is very high in their weight will go right back up to calories. containing nine calorie> per where n was before !hey starled oo gram. Thi• is more than twice the calo- thetr dteL ric content of carbohydrates or pr01ein "t'am~y Medid ne" is a weekly (4 calories per gram). Fat i• also the raw ma.terial from which chole>~erol is column. To submit quatlono, write made, and we all know aboutthC pr<Jb· to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio Unlver· sity College ol Osteopathic Medilems high cholesterol causes. Your friends are on a silly diet. cine, Gros•enor Hall, Athms; OH . Tho~ individuals who already have 45701. ~~~ ~ ~*~~~~~~ r.-1-SS-E-LL_B_U_IL-D-ER-S-,-IN-C~. ' 1Z' ""' · mCOIIftUCftO. ~ New Homes ·& Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildif,gs, Roofing, Siding ~ Commercial & Ruldent!al Z7 yra. exp. Ucensed & Insured !lA p :t1• · hone 7 40-992-3987 !If>. · Frflfl &tlmittea ~·..0 '" " Owner: John Dean 'II!' .,.- ~ .,.. • 11/1~~ ~ 1JI- New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing ~ "'"' Ill!!: COMMERCIAL.and RESIDENTIAL lti" £,_ 1Jl1• •ll"' lil..''' ~f.tC ~ 1ii!ifiio!J' f!l ~ .CREDI'r •• 1• " Custom Homes dieting at any given time. This high rate of dieting has several causes. One of those is the preponderance of very No Embarr1.11mant ... Yo••'ra Treated with Reapectl really new, but it is new tu some pco- Community Calendar WEDNESDAY / POMEROY ~ Meigs Soil and Water Conservation 'Di strict board of supervisors, Wednesday, 8 p.ni. district office. MIDDLEPORT Middle'port Village Council , special session , Wednesday, 6 p.m. at village hall to ASST. P.u bllc Notice DEl MONTE 88 11 . u"oz. ·Veg : 'NOTICE TO BIDDERS .· Sealed prop·o..lt for t6e "Village of Rulland Hezerd Mlllgetlon Project- fOR 10 LB. · &UP GRADE A ." · .SELF BASTING •Ohio Valley Bank "Superbank" Services •Greeting Cards •Floral Sales •We accept credit cards .' NATURE'S BEST I ract • THURSDAY HARRlSONVILLE Seni or Citizens Club, 11 a.m. Thursday, dinncr to foUow meeting. LB. , SUPERIOR'S W80ll . ORIGINAL . ' ASST. BOB EVANS FARM SAUSAGE Ll. 'REEDS VILLE ~ Ri ve rview Garden Club will meet Thursday. 7:30:p.m. at the Reedsville Church of ·Christ for a Christmas workshop. Members bring fi•ger food for the mee ting. and gifts for a nursa ng 2 . hhme. ' 1 LB. ROLLS s 5 YOUR CHOICE LB. BAG SELF .·RISING OR ALL PURPOSE -Gold Med'al Flour 18·19 OZ. BOX ASST. Cake Mix conference room, Senior Citize ns Center. Medical students from College of Osteopathic Medicine at OU to talk on manipulati ve medicine to· 1 HARRI SONVI LLE Har- risonville Chapter, Orde r of the ern Star. annual in stall ation. S:llurday. 7: JO p. m. at the temple. . • $ . 21 1 $ MAC·N·CHEESE ··································~·························· 29 $ 21 3 & ~ 24 $. · QUICK OATS ................................................................2/ 3 EVAPORATED MILK ••••• ~ •••••••.•••••.......•.......•••• ! ••• ,_ ••••• FOODLAND 7.2 OZ. . FLAVORITE 12 OZ. SHELLS • . · . . . . CHEDDAR ................... ....-........................ FC)ODLAND OZ. . ; " · . ~~;:;:~~~~:~.~~:....:............................................... $4.9 9 BIRITE . $ . PAPER TOWELS ...................... ,..... ;; ............... . : •••••••••• 2/ ) FOODLAND 28 OZ. 88$ c 5/ 2 46 -. ........................... 99c. VEGETABLE JUICI.••..•..•......•••...•• ~........ SQUEEZE CATSUP·•.••..••.• :~ ...............................~·.•• ~ ..•.•.••. FOODLAND 15 OZ. RED . KIDNEY BEANS .............. ; ....................•............. FOODLAND OZ. · Do1.1stcrs Hi gh Sd 1cxJl fall sport s han- Saturday, 6:30p.m. hi gh school Keebler Cheezits l!V IIl nasi um . Mea l provi ded. Take ~·~·)\·crcJ Uish. RAC INE - RACO 'l"'""'~'~~' g food co llection. Sritu rday. X J.m. to 1100 n, \.:Orner o f T hi rd ;:~nJ Pc;1rl St ree ts. hems to go to the M~..· i,g .-. 2/'4 Asst. 2 Liter Cooperative Parish Food Pant ry. Coca-Cola · Products COOLVILLE .L Gospcl Hanno· ny Boys . at the Coolville Mct hntl ist Church. Saturday. 7, p.m. We .' • 985·4473 740-992·2R!!..... 7/22/t1n ~-:::1 hoooodMW 4" 304-576·2255 After 5 pm 2310 $ 99 GUN SHOOT Cousin's Home Improvement and Painting Coating CARPET PLUS WICKS HAULING HOWARD . EXCAVATING CO. OILER'S DEER SHOP PUBLIC AUCTION LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Snyder Potato Chips 18 OZ. BAG EASTMAN'S 2JS5 OHIO VALLEY • GALLIPOLIS · BIG BEND • TWIN RIVERS . 195.00 :: BULLETIN BOARD *7°0 column Inch wt~kd,ys •too column Inch Su~day ' 992-920Q-Pickup & Delivery ' • 110 COURT ST. 1·800·291·5800 POMEROY, OHIO W.VA. W023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE AEQUIAEO ~ CALL OUR OFfiCI Alt9~·2155 Buy any Large or X-Large al Reg. Pp rice, gel Second for 1/2 PRIC E 1998 • USDA QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS • Get Your Me1111e Acron With • Dally Sentinel AT. 7 PIZZA EXPRESS Fritos Corn Chips I Quantlllel • Prtc11 REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL C1J Small Dumpsters for 3 or more families $25.00 per mo. Businesses Save Money, Tool By Calling 1-800-809-7721 12121111 1 mo. I R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING What Ha~~ened? .He~~y Birthday Honey. I Love Vou! .. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE · Agricultural Lime; Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio IMS/96/tln RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., I :00 PM Slug & Shot · Matches FREE YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Plek up dleeardlld appliances, batter!•• many metals& motor bloCks. 740-992-4025 8 am-8 m •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Rooting •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work · {FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Buy, Sell or Trill In the CLASSIFIEDSI .. ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 BANKRUPTCY can relieve a debtor of 18+ Ser\1-u 619·645-8434. 30. Announcement• · New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 Wast Stimson. Athena 740-592·1842 Quality clothing and ho usehold Item s. $1.00 bag sale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday ·· !1:01).5:30. TRICKLING SPRINQ COUNTRY STORE Jusl'Ope ned, Bulk Foods, Coat· tng Chocolate, Meat, Cheese, Spice s & Moral Stop In At Cadmus Road. Or Coll 74().379-9110. ' financial obligations and arrange a fair distribution of assels. Debtors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt" property for his or her personal use. This may incl ude a car, a house, clothes, and goods. .household . 40 304·895·301 3. 4 females siberian husky/Austra· L3w German Sheppard puppy, 3 , months old, only to good homt. RIChard Fuller 675·0126 Lost, "GUfl'" Large orange tabby. ' Famil y pel . Mt . Vernon /Jefferson . If seen please call 30-t-875· Tinu~ to gel your furnac:e 6508, 304-674·1808 winter Puppies, Pari Beagle, 304· 875324!. Call for appointment (740) 992-2036 Purebred yell ow Ca b, neutered; older male Chll'1uahua : 740-247· · 3125. " & OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING HEATING 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Pointe Area) Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard Two 2 month Old long halrtCI black klqens, 74().378·6406. 60 DON'$ HEATING & COOLING gold lab 304·675-t 889 Lo st keys on 304-875· 1815 l OSt: Male Dog, Ugh! Red , 1 Blue Eye & 1 Brown Eye. Records On . Co ll ar. S.R. 2 18, 740·446- 33, 8. Reward $1001 70 AU Yard Sates Mual Sa Paid In Advance. QEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. tho day btloro tho od It to run. Sundly edttron ·2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 10:00 •:m. Slturday. New & Used Tires Indoor Sate Sa!Urday 1 1121198 Computer Balancing & Mounting ·O(IIy 9·7 Don't miss the onell · 13618 State AI. 7 eur eka Pomeroy, OH 45769 Moving Sa le . now thru Friday. 2060 Georges Creek Rd. 740· . 446-0938 (740) 992-9344 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditionet·s & Heat Pumps All Yard SaIn Muat Be P1ld In Advance . Deadline ; 1 ;OOpm lhe day before tht ad 11 to run, · Sunday l Monday edition- ·. 1:OOpm f'rldav. ~ Firrmi.ciirg" Air Conditioners~~ Low As 128 o month Heat Pumps As Low As 138 o month 1 *Free 5 Pa.rts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Es t imates · Pt. Pleasant & V.lclnlty Friday. Sa turday No\1.20,21 . AI. 2. Gallipolis Ferry, Furniture, etc. l, BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING I "Where Quality Does11'1 Cosl More" . 740-446-9416. 1·800·872-5967 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity L & LTireBam lit e Pirone Bnnk white band · ' 325 North , Name: Pr incess. Re· ward $100 , 740·245-5186. S~ecial 'f.!!!!:/!!l. f l e~lbfe Lost: Female Rot\ Weller Pup, 6 Months Old, 1600 Sta te Route • Sales • Service • Installa~lon Great Deals On New Furnaces Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1·740-742·2842 RSES and EPA Certifi ed 1 Our Customers Are Lost and Found Found puppy In Meadow ' brook area. ar ound 3 man. ,looks like "Done right the first time" "Priced right aU the time" "Emy Ot•er , llan· Sheppard wormed 1 wklt· old . 304-382-2922. Athens, Ohio ser~ic:ed ,~... Giveaway 1 Cream Col ored & 1 Grey Tiger Slrlped Kltlen, To A Good Home, . For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William Safranek, Attorney At Peraonal1 ASK QUESTIONI, QETANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S II PSY· CHICS 1·900·740•6500 EKI. . 3596 , www.thahotpagtl 2.comlnll ' poych/c 125029l.htm $3.99 /Min . At the OLD AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING Middleport, Ohio Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE of Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 740·992·6670 or 740·992·5827 · 44087 Wlpple Rd. - Buildi•t: Auction Every Saturday at 6:00 p.m. (740) 592-5025 'lt- $1 0.00 PI'' mo. With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo • ' CHRISTMAS TREES R)Jtland, Ohio 45775, until plolnllff ve. William Mlleon 3<00 p.m., Thureday, Dunaway, delendont. Thlt R I G (I b Uve Spruce, White ~comber 3, 1998 upon . action hat been alllgned a( ne Un. U Pine with root ball $6/ft. which lime blds will be caH number 9&-0R·143 and Plant alter Chrlatmaal & opened and rud aloud. 11 pending In the court of Nease HoHow Rd. Or chooee a Cut Pine · Speclftcotlont and bid common pie.. of Melge Re~ldentlal & or Spruce $2.50/ft. form• may be ..cured from County, Ohio 4578V. Eve' ry Sunday Commercial the above olflca by calling The ob/ect of tho . BARR'S LANDSCAPE . (740) 724.0704 or writing to: complaint • to obtain a 12•,30 pm "No fo" too "'' or VIllage of Rutland, Attn: divorce end to conclude 111 NURSERY too .,...... ' Boyd A. Ruth, P.O. Box 420. matiere pertaining to the ll 11 6'80 1 Hemi()Ck Grove Rd fl:uttand, Ohio '45775, Slate marriage and the prayer Ia m 5 eeye Free Eatlmatea Pomeroy, OH . Prevailing Wag" end for dlvorcund for com. • back bore (740) 367-0412 Ph. 740-992·7285 737 Beneflll will need to be You are required to {740) 992-4232 {Sat., Sun. eves.) uaed lor datormlnlng labor · anower the complolnt within cooto. I 28 doya after the loel · &ach ''-1> td muot be publication of thlt notice accompanied by ellher a bid which· will ba publlahed (Lime Stone· bond In the amount of 10% once each week lor alx Low Allee) of the bid amount with a tuccetllve wukt. Tlie latl ourtty tatltfactory lo publlcotlon will be mode on &~oro ..td VIllage of Rutlend Nov. 1S, 199S and the 2S or by cerlltled check, doya lor anewer will dlthl•rt check, or letter of commenoe on thll dttte. otodll upon a eolvent bank · In •••• of your lellure to Professional In lhe amount of not t..a anawer or otherwl .. than 10% of the bid emoum reapond aa required by the Floor Installation Limestone, In the favor of the afare11ld Ohio Rut.. of . Civil FREE ESTIMATE;S VIllage of Rutland, Bid Procedure, judgment by Gravel, Sand, b:o n d a • hall b • default will be rendered 740·698·9114 Top Soli, Fill Dirt accompanied by Proof of agolnat you for the relief or Authority of the official or demended tn the oomplaint. 614·992·3470 agent algnl~g the bond. O.ted: 10.12·98 740-698-7231 (1.1) 181TC Lerry E. Spencer, Clerk of t/11 /M tfn Court• Public Notice Melgo County Common ... Plea• Couri By: Monica , ,.....;;;;;..._ _ _..;.._ Freemon, Deputy iN THE COMMON PLEAS C:OURT OF MEIQS COUNTY (10) 14,21,28 {11) 4,11,18 POMEROY, OHIO Limestone Hauling Skin, Cut, Haul Darlene Dunaway, lTC Hou88 & Trailer Sltea Plaintiff, vo William Matton Wrapped Dunaway, Defendant. co .. "Huge Inventory" Land Clearing & *Rbof Coatings & Freeze Grading · Public Sale and Auction "Vinyl Skirting Septic Syatem & ,I , 740·742·2076 •water Healera Utllltltl Yott Kill 'em •ooor/Windowa Eatlmat81 *Eiactrlc/Piumblng We Cltill 'err• (614) 992·3838 Suppllea 11/1·7!11 1 mo. pd 1:00 P.M. Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998 12111/lfn •Fiberglaaa & Wood ·SR 248 Long Bottom, OH From Tuppers Plaint go eouth 1.5 mlfaa on SR 7, Stepa ' Winler Ia around turn left ·on County Rd. 46 (Succeaa Rd.), go 4 Discount Priess 1he ~orner mllea, turn right on SA 248 and go 4 mll11 to came Into : auction alte. Signa will be poated. • 6· IMPERIAL TIRE Computer Graphics 740 44 9416 · 2 brass chandeliers, oak captain's chair & T-back Safford . and have your car Deslg'1s 1391 · chair, 2 wood gondolas, pineapple riosler bed; walnut ·· school Rd. winterized. Have your All Landscaping & bureau, oak serperiline dresser, oak dresser with Gallipolis OH anti-freeze checked, 011 . mirror, vanity stand, walnut chest of drawers, plano Lawn Services ' ' changed, New tires, stool, round mirror, walnut fireplace mantel. treadle •Commercial Snow -ryres, Brakes . sewing machine {Singer), DR table & 6 chairs. •Residential checked, & Exhaust :Toledo store scales, off center scales, old hand crank Owner, Mickle Hollon Check out our · ice cream freezer, INT. 3 bottom plows (pull type), Card of Thanks Cheater, Ohio :horse drawn culllvators, motor stand. , discounted llres. 740·985·4422 ;Ranger mod. 103·8 22 rifle, stone jars, RAP Lar e varlet of sizes · 8oseville, McCoy & misc. pottery, green depression · Aspecial heartfelt :glass, Currier & lves dishes, lots of mise glassware. thanks goes out to :sa StO truck for parts. 73 The Avenger boat & trailer the people of · t B ft. 455 Olds & jet drive. . Meigs Co• . :Torn Thumb cash register, Holly Hobble sewing Friends, relatives :machine, Star Trek collectibles, dolls, American Flyer . · ALCCA · l~pewriter. · and community for 5 INSTALLED• :NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS NOR LOSS. your gratitude and , liE ED ID TO . REGISTER. TERMS GOOD, CHECK. All VINYL DOUBLE HUNG concern In our time ;ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE INSULATED GLASS ,qvER ANY 1\ND ALL PRINTED AOS. of mourning. TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING ' INFO: . 740·989·0289 The Family of ~~~.ANY Sill UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN AUCT., DEAN JETT . 10rval (Curly), Wiles • IIISTING WOOD DOUILE HUNG OPINING ,.' wv Road · Residential Pick-up _, . "Best Prices of - ... -~- the Season" :.. It:"' ·i:S':--.,.c:::".;::.' Vickers @==::.... Wood Heating 'OPTIONS AYII ... IU •••••• FAST MEIGS - Eastem At hleti c q u e~ . . COCOA COMETS • HONEY NUT TOASTED OAT • MARSHMALLOW TREASURES • APPlE CINNAMON TOASTED OAT CRISPY RICE ___ · . ........._ SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL Tupper• Plains, Ohio 45783 7 40-985-3813 . 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Une Of Water Storage ranks • Septic & Cl11tern Tanks · .s ewer Pipe: 3" thru 8"', Gas Pipe & Regulator• Open: 9:00.4:30Weekdays 9:00.12:00 Saturday ~llt.1fll FOODLAND 12 OZ. chase 1an·Ohio hunting lice nse. Thi.s is · an opc n"c.p ur~e and no preregistration is IWj ui rcd. Hazel Darlene Dunaway, I Jack's Roofing & Constructloa New RoOfs, Repairs, Guners, Coatlngl!, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing Free Estimates Joaep)l Jacks Bennett Supply I . , Betty Crocker . POMEROY - Arthritis Support 6roup. Friday,. IO a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. mo pa St At. 7 1 OR FRIDAY RACINE- Meigs County Public Library Board, ,Friday, I p.m. at the Racine Branch. · SATURDAY POMEROY - A free Ohi o Di vision of Wildlife ·Hunter Education Course· will . be ' held Saturday, 9·5 p.m. and Sunday, 2-S p.m. at Meigs High •Sehoul t :tfcleria. Prospec ti ve hunters must complete a hunter education course before they can pur- Box 420, 337 Main Street, .OBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes . •Garages •Complete Remodeling . Stop & Compare FREE .ESTIMATEES MOBILE HOME PARTS ccrs, new members. inducted . henclit arthriti s. VIllage of Rutland Huard M,lllgallon Project office, Attn: Boyd A. Ruth, P.O. . POMEROY - Ewings Chapter, Sons of the Ameri can Revolution, '' ye ar-end meeting Thursday. 6:30 p.m. at the Meigs County Museum . Speaker w\11 be Alan Goldsberry. o JUdge of the Athens County Court of Common Pleas. lnstilllation of ofli · 11(131 l ..oc:attd iD G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY L-------..J consider a water system repair con- POMEROY - Free blood pressure. screenings this monlh in observance of National Home Care Month by the Holzer.Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Tuesday and ll10rsday afternoon, noon to 3 p.m. at the office. form er offi ces of Dr. Wilma Mansfi eld and Dr. James Watherell. . Public Notice Number88-DR·143 NOTICE 8Y PUBUCATION To William ·Mataon Dunaway, whoH lallkn-n lddr••• waa Hurrlcana, Wut VIrginia: you are hereby notified that you hevo been 1111med defendant In a legal action entitled o:-molltlon . of Properlt,a" · will be received at the 33·39 OZ. CAN Food land Remodeling ~-_;... Another cause is reality itself. One COFFEE < Charter Available 4,121111 tl'n "desirable" body size and proponions. Maxwell House 7<10-99l-IIJS ror a Prico Qlkllo! frogn<t lntr m <t Sip-up pol ~l ror Mdgs and Mason Counties 114 Coun St. Ohio 45769 MII.Ofl 992-0038 Joe Wlleon (614 992-42n 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 For Your Shopping Convenienee We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money Postage Stamps Film Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Tickets s..,.,u~g Pome roy, MU/JleiJQrt & "Bufl4 Jour Dream" THURSDAY, NOvEMBER 28 !'lender indi viduals in advc nisc mcnts omJ on television. These images help :-.hi rt our perception of ''nonnal" and th ird of Americans arc more than 20 pcrcem ahove a healthy weight. 1l1is leVel of obesity is assoc iated wi.th serious health risks and is one of !he most important. undenreatcd health problems today. , The high-protein and low-carbohydrate diet your friends are trying isn't ••• No Credit • Slow Credit • BenkruJ)tcy Repo • Divorced DAY U~ IIII I old (OfllpDn' for abcJut 1/l fbr Colt o( -- ~ . We CK!l' 1 fill liM of AqtMorid. (No Sunpay Calls) ·woRRYIIIUI pastime. One out o(every three of us is Chr'l<tm"' Speriol U.CPU ram 14" mon !liK mod 4.3 .. Win 98 O>ior Prialn'! $999.110 61 ..... "992- 7643 . ~~~;:t;~u1ho~" MoonUte FREE ESTIMATES ~ IIi•} ~t"MdtJ;e-~t1f 9:00am·? · 80 Auction and Flea Market ,--, - - - -- - Ri ck Pearson Auclion Company, · 1ull time auctioneer, compl ate auctio n ser\llce . UcenSt<' 166;0 hlo & West Vl{glnta, 304· 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447 . ' Wede meyer's A.uc 11on Service. Gallipolis. Ohio 740.379·2720.: �Page 8 • The Dailf Sentinel • Pom e roy • Mid dleport, Ohio Wedl)esday, ' November 1~, 1998 Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio _ The Daily Sentlflef • Page 9 · 'L_ ow carb' diet not good tong - term weight loss strategy • • drates - are the cause of overeaung. Examples of carbohydr.ite·n~h fmd arc bread, Oour. pasta. sugar. honey and fruit. . The body produces the hormone m>ulm to amprove the efficiency of carbohydrate metabolism. lnsuhn does have . some role . in stimulating the appetate, >O reducmg at>hould reduce the urge to cat. In addmon. carbohy· drat« arc metaboli7..,d inro glucose, the type of sugar the body uses for fuel , and the glucose level in,the hl<l\ld dpcs in turn also havC'inipact upon appetite. As . you would expect. dramatacally "!"'''"g carbohydrate content ol the dact wt ll subsequcmly reduce the crav- amily ..::;7\/Cedicirze Ohio John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine Question: Several of my friends are on a new·dict that eliminates carbohy, drates. They eat meat, eggs, cheese and buller while avoiding fruits, vegetahlcs. hreads and pasta. Some of them hnve lost weight and have had their cholesterol go down 100. This plan see ms in conlhct with everything I've previously heard about good nutrition, particularl y the high-fat diet for those of us with high cholesterol. Will this dkt work, and is it safe'? Answer: Dieting is an aii-Amc[ican Untv.,..ty cou-.ot O.t.opethle M~ tcl ne pie. Its loiic ina.led upon the premise that sugars and starches · a cla-s of chemical compounds called carbohy- ing to eat. The human body is effocicnt. Consuming more calories than ym u-.c up over the course of a day. regardless of the type of food, will cause a weight gain. Any diet that provides less calones than are needed for ' your day's activiti'ir' will cau5e a loss of weaght. Unfonunately, we all need ccnain nutrients on a regular basis to stay healthy, so we can't just stop eating until we reach a desired weight without paying a high price in terms of health problems. A high-protein diet can help baing about weight loss. 1t has been a perennial favorite among wrestlers and .,.eight lifters. and it episodically high cholesterol should cenai~ly 1101 becomes popular with !he general pW- consider 11. Others may lose wet~ on he . Its greale>l risk is m bnnging on 11 because !hey eal fewer caklries than gout a type of arthritis. There have they were previously, but I don't think also been rare reportS of ;enous ela:- they can stay on this ea1ing plan forevtrolyte ambalances or kidney problems. er. ~they stop, and hopef~lly they 1can think of noredeemmg features won 1 have had any comphcauons, for a high-fat diet. Fat is very high in their weight will go right back up to calories. containing nine calorie> per where n was before !hey starled oo gram. Thi• is more than twice the calo- thetr dteL ric content of carbohydrates or pr01ein "t'am~y Medid ne" is a weekly (4 calories per gram). Fat i• also the raw ma.terial from which chole>~erol is column. To submit quatlono, write made, and we all know aboutthC pr<Jb· to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio Unlver· sity College ol Osteopathic Medilems high cholesterol causes. Your friends are on a silly diet. cine, Gros•enor Hall, Athms; OH . Tho~ individuals who already have 45701. ~~~ ~ ~*~~~~~~ r.-1-SS-E-LL_B_U_IL-D-ER-S-,-IN-C~. ' 1Z' ""' · mCOIIftUCftO. ~ New Homes ·& Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildif,gs, Roofing, Siding ~ Commercial & Ruldent!al Z7 yra. exp. Ucensed & Insured !lA p :t1• · hone 7 40-992-3987 !If>. · Frflfl &tlmittea ~·..0 '" " Owner: John Dean 'II!' .,.- ~ .,.. • 11/1~~ ~ 1JI- New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing ~ "'"' Ill!!: COMMERCIAL.and RESIDENTIAL lti" £,_ 1Jl1• •ll"' lil..''' ~f.tC ~ 1ii!ifiio!J' f!l ~ .CREDI'r •• 1• " Custom Homes dieting at any given time. This high rate of dieting has several causes. One of those is the preponderance of very No Embarr1.11mant ... Yo••'ra Treated with Reapectl really new, but it is new tu some pco- Community Calendar WEDNESDAY / POMEROY ~ Meigs Soil and Water Conservation 'Di strict board of supervisors, Wednesday, 8 p.ni. district office. MIDDLEPORT Middle'port Village Council , special session , Wednesday, 6 p.m. at village hall to ASST. P.u bllc Notice DEl MONTE 88 11 . u"oz. ·Veg : 'NOTICE TO BIDDERS .· Sealed prop·o..lt for t6e "Village of Rulland Hezerd Mlllgetlon Project- fOR 10 LB. · &UP GRADE A ." · .SELF BASTING •Ohio Valley Bank "Superbank" Services •Greeting Cards •Floral Sales •We accept credit cards .' NATURE'S BEST I ract • THURSDAY HARRlSONVILLE Seni or Citizens Club, 11 a.m. Thursday, dinncr to foUow meeting. LB. , SUPERIOR'S W80ll . ORIGINAL . ' ASST. BOB EVANS FARM SAUSAGE Ll. 'REEDS VILLE ~ Ri ve rview Garden Club will meet Thursday. 7:30:p.m. at the Reedsville Church of ·Christ for a Christmas workshop. Members bring fi•ger food for the mee ting. and gifts for a nursa ng 2 . hhme. ' 1 LB. ROLLS s 5 YOUR CHOICE LB. BAG SELF .·RISING OR ALL PURPOSE -Gold Med'al Flour 18·19 OZ. BOX ASST. Cake Mix conference room, Senior Citize ns Center. Medical students from College of Osteopathic Medicine at OU to talk on manipulati ve medicine to· 1 HARRI SONVI LLE Har- risonville Chapter, Orde r of the ern Star. annual in stall ation. S:llurday. 7: JO p. m. at the temple. . • $ . 21 1 $ MAC·N·CHEESE ··································~·························· 29 $ 21 3 & ~ 24 $. · QUICK OATS ................................................................2/ 3 EVAPORATED MILK ••••• ~ •••••••.•••••.......•.......•••• ! ••• ,_ ••••• FOODLAND 7.2 OZ. . FLAVORITE 12 OZ. SHELLS • . · . . . . CHEDDAR ................... ....-........................ FC)ODLAND OZ. . ; " · . ~~;:;:~~~~:~.~~:....:............................................... $4.9 9 BIRITE . $ . PAPER TOWELS ...................... ,..... ;; ............... . : •••••••••• 2/ ) FOODLAND 28 OZ. 88$ c 5/ 2 46 -. ........................... 99c. VEGETABLE JUICI.••..•..•......•••...•• ~........ SQUEEZE CATSUP·•.••..••.• :~ ...............................~·.•• ~ ..•.•.••. FOODLAND 15 OZ. RED . KIDNEY BEANS .............. ; ....................•............. FOODLAND OZ. · Do1.1stcrs Hi gh Sd 1cxJl fall sport s han- Saturday, 6:30p.m. hi gh school Keebler Cheezits l!V IIl nasi um . Mea l provi ded. Take ~·~·)\·crcJ Uish. RAC INE - RACO 'l"'""'~'~~' g food co llection. Sritu rday. X J.m. to 1100 n, \.:Orner o f T hi rd ;:~nJ Pc;1rl St ree ts. hems to go to the M~..· i,g .-. 2/'4 Asst. 2 Liter Cooperative Parish Food Pant ry. Coca-Cola · Products COOLVILLE .L Gospcl Hanno· ny Boys . at the Coolville Mct hntl ist Church. Saturday. 7, p.m. We .' • 985·4473 740-992·2R!!..... 7/22/t1n ~-:::1 hoooodMW 4" 304-576·2255 After 5 pm 2310 $ 99 GUN SHOOT Cousin's Home Improvement and Painting Coating CARPET PLUS WICKS HAULING HOWARD . EXCAVATING CO. OILER'S DEER SHOP PUBLIC AUCTION LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Snyder Potato Chips 18 OZ. BAG EASTMAN'S 2JS5 OHIO VALLEY • GALLIPOLIS · BIG BEND • TWIN RIVERS . 195.00 :: BULLETIN BOARD *7°0 column Inch wt~kd,ys •too column Inch Su~day ' 992-920Q-Pickup & Delivery ' • 110 COURT ST. 1·800·291·5800 POMEROY, OHIO W.VA. W023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE AEQUIAEO ~ CALL OUR OFfiCI Alt9~·2155 Buy any Large or X-Large al Reg. Pp rice, gel Second for 1/2 PRIC E 1998 • USDA QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS • Get Your Me1111e Acron With • Dally Sentinel AT. 7 PIZZA EXPRESS Fritos Corn Chips I Quantlllel • Prtc11 REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL C1J Small Dumpsters for 3 or more families $25.00 per mo. Businesses Save Money, Tool By Calling 1-800-809-7721 12121111 1 mo. I R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING What Ha~~ened? .He~~y Birthday Honey. I Love Vou! .. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE · Agricultural Lime; Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio IMS/96/tln RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., I :00 PM Slug & Shot · Matches FREE YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Plek up dleeardlld appliances, batter!•• many metals& motor bloCks. 740-992-4025 8 am-8 m •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Rooting •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work · {FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Buy, Sell or Trill In the CLASSIFIEDSI .. ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 BANKRUPTCY can relieve a debtor of 18+ Ser\1-u 619·645-8434. 30. Announcement• · New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 Wast Stimson. Athena 740-592·1842 Quality clothing and ho usehold Item s. $1.00 bag sale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday ·· !1:01).5:30. TRICKLING SPRINQ COUNTRY STORE Jusl'Ope ned, Bulk Foods, Coat· tng Chocolate, Meat, Cheese, Spice s & Moral Stop In At Cadmus Road. Or Coll 74().379-9110. ' financial obligations and arrange a fair distribution of assels. Debtors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt" property for his or her personal use. This may incl ude a car, a house, clothes, and goods. .household . 40 304·895·301 3. 4 females siberian husky/Austra· L3w German Sheppard puppy, 3 , months old, only to good homt. RIChard Fuller 675·0126 Lost, "GUfl'" Large orange tabby. ' Famil y pel . Mt . Vernon /Jefferson . If seen please call 30-t-875· Tinu~ to gel your furnac:e 6508, 304-674·1808 winter Puppies, Pari Beagle, 304· 875324!. Call for appointment (740) 992-2036 Purebred yell ow Ca b, neutered; older male Chll'1uahua : 740-247· · 3125. " & OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING HEATING 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Pointe Area) Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard Two 2 month Old long halrtCI black klqens, 74().378·6406. 60 DON'$ HEATING & COOLING gold lab 304·675-t 889 Lo st keys on 304-875· 1815 l OSt: Male Dog, Ugh! Red , 1 Blue Eye & 1 Brown Eye. Records On . Co ll ar. S.R. 2 18, 740·446- 33, 8. Reward $1001 70 AU Yard Sates Mual Sa Paid In Advance. QEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. tho day btloro tho od It to run. Sundly edttron ·2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 10:00 •:m. Slturday. New & Used Tires Indoor Sate Sa!Urday 1 1121198 Computer Balancing & Mounting ·O(IIy 9·7 Don't miss the onell · 13618 State AI. 7 eur eka Pomeroy, OH 45769 Moving Sa le . now thru Friday. 2060 Georges Creek Rd. 740· . 446-0938 (740) 992-9344 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditionet·s & Heat Pumps All Yard SaIn Muat Be P1ld In Advance . Deadline ; 1 ;OOpm lhe day before tht ad 11 to run, · Sunday l Monday edition- ·. 1:OOpm f'rldav. ~ Firrmi.ciirg" Air Conditioners~~ Low As 128 o month Heat Pumps As Low As 138 o month 1 *Free 5 Pa.rts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Es t imates · Pt. Pleasant & V.lclnlty Friday. Sa turday No\1.20,21 . AI. 2. Gallipolis Ferry, Furniture, etc. l, BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING I "Where Quality Does11'1 Cosl More" . 740-446-9416. 1·800·872-5967 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity L & LTireBam lit e Pirone Bnnk white band · ' 325 North , Name: Pr incess. Re· ward $100 , 740·245-5186. S~ecial 'f.!!!!:/!!l. f l e~lbfe Lost: Female Rot\ Weller Pup, 6 Months Old, 1600 Sta te Route • Sales • Service • Installa~lon Great Deals On New Furnaces Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1·740-742·2842 RSES and EPA Certifi ed 1 Our Customers Are Lost and Found Found puppy In Meadow ' brook area. ar ound 3 man. ,looks like "Done right the first time" "Priced right aU the time" "Emy Ot•er , llan· Sheppard wormed 1 wklt· old . 304-382-2922. Athens, Ohio ser~ic:ed ,~... Giveaway 1 Cream Col ored & 1 Grey Tiger Slrlped Kltlen, To A Good Home, . For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William Safranek, Attorney At Peraonal1 ASK QUESTIONI, QETANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S II PSY· CHICS 1·900·740•6500 EKI. . 3596 , www.thahotpagtl 2.comlnll ' poych/c 125029l.htm $3.99 /Min . At the OLD AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING Middleport, Ohio Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE of Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 740·992·6670 or 740·992·5827 · 44087 Wlpple Rd. - Buildi•t: Auction Every Saturday at 6:00 p.m. (740) 592-5025 'lt- $1 0.00 PI'' mo. With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo • ' CHRISTMAS TREES R)Jtland, Ohio 45775, until plolnllff ve. William Mlleon 3<00 p.m., Thureday, Dunaway, delendont. Thlt R I G (I b Uve Spruce, White ~comber 3, 1998 upon . action hat been alllgned a( ne Un. U Pine with root ball $6/ft. which lime blds will be caH number 9&-0R·143 and Plant alter Chrlatmaal & opened and rud aloud. 11 pending In the court of Nease HoHow Rd. Or chooee a Cut Pine · Speclftcotlont and bid common pie.. of Melge Re~ldentlal & or Spruce $2.50/ft. form• may be ..cured from County, Ohio 4578V. Eve' ry Sunday Commercial the above olflca by calling The ob/ect of tho . BARR'S LANDSCAPE . (740) 724.0704 or writing to: complaint • to obtain a 12•,30 pm "No fo" too "'' or VIllage of Rutland, Attn: divorce end to conclude 111 NURSERY too .,...... ' Boyd A. Ruth, P.O. Box 420. matiere pertaining to the ll 11 6'80 1 Hemi()Ck Grove Rd fl:uttand, Ohio '45775, Slate marriage and the prayer Ia m 5 eeye Free Eatlmatea Pomeroy, OH . Prevailing Wag" end for dlvorcund for com. • back bore (740) 367-0412 Ph. 740-992·7285 737 Beneflll will need to be You are required to {740) 992-4232 {Sat., Sun. eves.) uaed lor datormlnlng labor · anower the complolnt within cooto. I 28 doya after the loel · &ach ''-1> td muot be publication of thlt notice accompanied by ellher a bid which· will ba publlahed (Lime Stone· bond In the amount of 10% once each week lor alx Low Allee) of the bid amount with a tuccetllve wukt. Tlie latl ourtty tatltfactory lo publlcotlon will be mode on &~oro ..td VIllage of Rutlend Nov. 1S, 199S and the 2S or by cerlltled check, doya lor anewer will dlthl•rt check, or letter of commenoe on thll dttte. otodll upon a eolvent bank · In •••• of your lellure to Professional In lhe amount of not t..a anawer or otherwl .. than 10% of the bid emoum reapond aa required by the Floor Installation Limestone, In the favor of the afare11ld Ohio Rut.. of . Civil FREE ESTIMATE;S VIllage of Rutland, Bid Procedure, judgment by Gravel, Sand, b:o n d a • hall b • default will be rendered 740·698·9114 Top Soli, Fill Dirt accompanied by Proof of agolnat you for the relief or Authority of the official or demended tn the oomplaint. 614·992·3470 agent algnl~g the bond. O.ted: 10.12·98 740-698-7231 (1.1) 181TC Lerry E. Spencer, Clerk of t/11 /M tfn Court• Public Notice Melgo County Common ... Plea• Couri By: Monica , ,.....;;;;;..._ _ _..;.._ Freemon, Deputy iN THE COMMON PLEAS C:OURT OF MEIQS COUNTY (10) 14,21,28 {11) 4,11,18 POMEROY, OHIO Limestone Hauling Skin, Cut, Haul Darlene Dunaway, lTC Hou88 & Trailer Sltea Plaintiff, vo William Matton Wrapped Dunaway, Defendant. co .. "Huge Inventory" Land Clearing & *Rbof Coatings & Freeze Grading · Public Sale and Auction "Vinyl Skirting Septic Syatem & ,I , 740·742·2076 •water Healera Utllltltl Yott Kill 'em •ooor/Windowa Eatlmat81 *Eiactrlc/Piumblng We Cltill 'err• (614) 992·3838 Suppllea 11/1·7!11 1 mo. pd 1:00 P.M. Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998 12111/lfn •Fiberglaaa & Wood ·SR 248 Long Bottom, OH From Tuppers Plaint go eouth 1.5 mlfaa on SR 7, Stepa ' Winler Ia around turn left ·on County Rd. 46 (Succeaa Rd.), go 4 Discount Priess 1he ~orner mllea, turn right on SA 248 and go 4 mll11 to came Into : auction alte. Signa will be poated. • 6· IMPERIAL TIRE Computer Graphics 740 44 9416 · 2 brass chandeliers, oak captain's chair & T-back Safford . and have your car Deslg'1s 1391 · chair, 2 wood gondolas, pineapple riosler bed; walnut ·· school Rd. winterized. Have your All Landscaping & bureau, oak serperiline dresser, oak dresser with Gallipolis OH anti-freeze checked, 011 . mirror, vanity stand, walnut chest of drawers, plano Lawn Services ' ' changed, New tires, stool, round mirror, walnut fireplace mantel. treadle •Commercial Snow -ryres, Brakes . sewing machine {Singer), DR table & 6 chairs. •Residential checked, & Exhaust :Toledo store scales, off center scales, old hand crank Owner, Mickle Hollon Check out our · ice cream freezer, INT. 3 bottom plows (pull type), Card of Thanks Cheater, Ohio :horse drawn culllvators, motor stand. , discounted llres. 740·985·4422 ;Ranger mod. 103·8 22 rifle, stone jars, RAP Lar e varlet of sizes · 8oseville, McCoy & misc. pottery, green depression · Aspecial heartfelt :glass, Currier & lves dishes, lots of mise glassware. thanks goes out to :sa StO truck for parts. 73 The Avenger boat & trailer the people of · t B ft. 455 Olds & jet drive. . Meigs Co• . :Torn Thumb cash register, Holly Hobble sewing Friends, relatives :machine, Star Trek collectibles, dolls, American Flyer . · ALCCA · l~pewriter. · and community for 5 INSTALLED• :NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS NOR LOSS. your gratitude and , liE ED ID TO . REGISTER. TERMS GOOD, CHECK. All VINYL DOUBLE HUNG concern In our time ;ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE INSULATED GLASS ,qvER ANY 1\ND ALL PRINTED AOS. of mourning. TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING ' INFO: . 740·989·0289 The Family of ~~~.ANY Sill UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN AUCT., DEAN JETT . 10rval (Curly), Wiles • IIISTING WOOD DOUILE HUNG OPINING ,.' wv Road · Residential Pick-up _, . "Best Prices of - ... -~- the Season" :.. It:"' ·i:S':--.,.c:::".;::.' Vickers @==::.... Wood Heating 'OPTIONS AYII ... IU •••••• FAST MEIGS - Eastem At hleti c q u e~ . . COCOA COMETS • HONEY NUT TOASTED OAT • MARSHMALLOW TREASURES • APPlE CINNAMON TOASTED OAT CRISPY RICE ___ · . ........._ SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL Tupper• Plains, Ohio 45783 7 40-985-3813 . 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Une Of Water Storage ranks • Septic & Cl11tern Tanks · .s ewer Pipe: 3" thru 8"', Gas Pipe & Regulator• Open: 9:00.4:30Weekdays 9:00.12:00 Saturday ~llt.1fll FOODLAND 12 OZ. chase 1an·Ohio hunting lice nse. Thi.s is · an opc n"c.p ur~e and no preregistration is IWj ui rcd. Hazel Darlene Dunaway, I Jack's Roofing & Constructloa New RoOfs, Repairs, Guners, Coatlngl!, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing Free Estimates Joaep)l Jacks Bennett Supply I . , Betty Crocker . POMEROY - Arthritis Support 6roup. Friday,. IO a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. mo pa St At. 7 1 OR FRIDAY RACINE- Meigs County Public Library Board, ,Friday, I p.m. at the Racine Branch. · SATURDAY POMEROY - A free Ohi o Di vision of Wildlife ·Hunter Education Course· will . be ' held Saturday, 9·5 p.m. and Sunday, 2-S p.m. at Meigs High •Sehoul t :tfcleria. Prospec ti ve hunters must complete a hunter education course before they can pur- Box 420, 337 Main Street, .OBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes . •Garages •Complete Remodeling . Stop & Compare FREE .ESTIMATEES MOBILE HOME PARTS ccrs, new members. inducted . henclit arthriti s. VIllage of Rutland Huard M,lllgallon Project office, Attn: Boyd A. Ruth, P.O. . POMEROY - Ewings Chapter, Sons of the Ameri can Revolution, '' ye ar-end meeting Thursday. 6:30 p.m. at the Meigs County Museum . Speaker w\11 be Alan Goldsberry. o JUdge of the Athens County Court of Common Pleas. lnstilllation of ofli · 11(131 l ..oc:attd iD G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY L-------..J consider a water system repair con- POMEROY - Free blood pressure. screenings this monlh in observance of National Home Care Month by the Holzer.Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Tuesday and ll10rsday afternoon, noon to 3 p.m. at the office. form er offi ces of Dr. Wilma Mansfi eld and Dr. James Watherell. . Public Notice Number88-DR·143 NOTICE 8Y PUBUCATION To William ·Mataon Dunaway, whoH lallkn-n lddr••• waa Hurrlcana, Wut VIrginia: you are hereby notified that you hevo been 1111med defendant In a legal action entitled o:-molltlon . of Properlt,a" · will be received at the 33·39 OZ. CAN Food land Remodeling ~-_;... Another cause is reality itself. One COFFEE < Charter Available 4,121111 tl'n "desirable" body size and proponions. Maxwell House 7<10-99l-IIJS ror a Prico Qlkllo! frogn<t lntr m <t Sip-up pol ~l ror Mdgs and Mason Counties 114 Coun St. Ohio 45769 MII.Ofl 992-0038 Joe Wlleon (614 992-42n 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 For Your Shopping Convenienee We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money Postage Stamps Film Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Tickets s..,.,u~g Pome roy, MU/JleiJQrt & "Bufl4 Jour Dream" THURSDAY, NOvEMBER 28 !'lender indi viduals in advc nisc mcnts omJ on television. These images help :-.hi rt our perception of ''nonnal" and th ird of Americans arc more than 20 pcrcem ahove a healthy weight. 1l1is leVel of obesity is assoc iated wi.th serious health risks and is one of !he most important. undenreatcd health problems today. , The high-protein and low-carbohydrate diet your friends are trying isn't ••• No Credit • Slow Credit • BenkruJ)tcy Repo • Divorced DAY U~ IIII I old (OfllpDn' for abcJut 1/l fbr Colt o( -- ~ . We CK!l' 1 fill liM of AqtMorid. (No Sunpay Calls) ·woRRYIIIUI pastime. One out o(every three of us is Chr'l<tm"' Speriol U.CPU ram 14" mon !liK mod 4.3 .. Win 98 O>ior Prialn'! $999.110 61 ..... "992- 7643 . ~~~;:t;~u1ho~" MoonUte FREE ESTIMATES ~ IIi•} ~t"MdtJ;e-~t1f 9:00am·? · 80 Auction and Flea Market ,--, - - - -- - Ri ck Pearson Auclion Company, · 1ull time auctioneer, compl ate auctio n ser\llce . UcenSt<' 166;0 hlo & West Vl{glnta, 304· 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447 . ' Wede meyer's A.uc 11on Service. Gallipolis. Ohio 740.379·2720.: �• Page 10 • The Daily Sent1nel VVednesday,Novernber18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh10 Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, OhiO ' . ALLEYOOP The Dally Sentinel• Page 11 NEA Cros1word Puzzle BRIDGE PHILLIP ALDER '17 Before to • bard ACROSS ~ ~~Grey 10 Mowd on 1he 31 40 NIIWIIY Abtolule Top Dollar All U S Sd ver And Gold Cotnl Proolsett Oiatnoncls Antique Jewth'Y. Gold AJngs Pre 1930 U 5 CuHeney Slerling EIC A<quililions .-elry M T.S Com Shop 151 Second -.... Galipolil140-446-2&42. 142 7:!43 Antique1 & CoUeclables Suyrno 1 P1ece Or ES!ates 7-40 446 VITI Ant1que1 lop pr ces paid Rrver ine Antfquel Pomeroy Oh1o Russ Moore owner 740 992 2526 Anr•ques & clean used furn 1ture w111 buy one piece or complete houaehold Osby Mart n 740 992-e516 C1ean lale Model Cars Or Truckt 1990 Model& Or Newer Smith Buck Pontiac 1900 East ern Ave,_,. GallipOliS 304-773-5033 Wanted To Buy Used Mobrle Home& Call 740 446 0175 304 675-5965 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 0 TEXAS REFINERY CORP Needs M;uure Person Now n Help Wanted 4VON t All Areas I Sh rley Spears 304-675 1429 1t ADDITIONAl DRIVERS NEEOED ARE fOUR REAOf FOR WINTER DRIVING? *Grow ng LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company Dept S 45631 Box 711 ., Ft _ , TX 76101-D1!1 The Sen or Commun ly Se v1ce Employment Progntm (T tie V) has open ngs 1n Gall a and Me~gs Counties II you are at least 55 years of age or Older and have had d II culty m your fOb search we can help T1tle V enrollees re ce1ve Iran ng and ass stance with thew JOb searCh wh1le servmg the commun•ty 20 hOurs per week at S5 15 an t!our PfOQram enrol lees also have 9 paid holidays and up to 40 hours of paid leave 1 me annually For mo e nlorma 11on call Jeann ne Fmnev T Ue V Coorc:Mato at 740 594 8499 T tie v is a proJeCt of !he Corpora lion lor Ohio Appa ach an Devel opment ot Athens Oh o and s an Equal Opportun ly Employer For sale or rent mobile home Wanted Full I me employment. n your own home as a Home Serv ce worker w th Buckeye Com mun.ty Serv ces We provtde sat ary pus benefitS and a da y room and l:loard rate You prov de a home gurdance and I lendsh p n a fam ly atmosphere Requ es ab ilty to teach pe sonal 111 ng sk 11 and a comm tment to the growth and devetopmenl of an lnd vidual with mental ret arda tio n Home must be in Me gs County Send Letter of nte est or resume o P 0 Box 604 Jackson Oh 45640 0604 ATTN Cec11 a No later than 11 20 96 Equa Oppor runty Employer Business Training Rt~quirements Raventwood Center can help prepare you tor the future! Ac ceptlng appt cations lor CNA class lo start November 30 1998 60 hou s o f c n cal In struchon Th s c ass will be he d from 00 am to 4 30 pm and lea ture ectures pract ce tabs and c n cal rotations as requ red un oer OBRA Must have a h gh school diploma or GEO to attend Succes.slul cand dates w I be considered fa employment Pease cal (304)273 9385 or ap ply by November 23 1998 to Ravenswood Center 200 South Ritchie Avanua Raventwood WV 211 &4 A Glenmar~ Genes s Facility a EOE 170 Miscellaneous Apt s ze dryer works good $60 00 Call alier 5 30 304 675 1311 180 Wanted To Do Assistant Manager For Large Fence Instal allan Company Re sponsible Fo Ordering & Control Of Materials Wo king With In sta11atlon Crews Heavy Phone Contact W th Customers Con structlon Industry & Fork L II Ex perlence He ptut Math Aptitude & Slrorrg 0 ganrzat ona Sk ts A Must $25 000 + Benefits Retoca lion EKpense Re mbursement Send Resume To Personnel PO Bo)( 247972 Columbus OH 43224 7972 EOE Georges Po table Sawmlll don 1 haul your logs to the mill just ca I Electr c rna ntenance service W ing b eake boxes hghl f x lure heat ng systems and Ae modeling 304 674 0126 (304)675 5955 AI e 6 30 PM Wed Sat {740)992 6387 Alter noon 7 Days answer Employe In Jackson County WV look ng to h re 30 p educt on workers Day and n ght sh 1 aval able Must be JTPA e iglble ca 304 342 6100 ask Ia Lese Elo!pe anced Comma cal Ref g era lion Tech Fo Ga I po s Cha es on Hu n ngton Area Two Years M n mum Expe ence Elo! eel ent Pay Benel Is Company Veh cle 304 722 2247 304 122 18 0 Ask For Frank Group Sa es Ma nage Theme P'a ~ Sp ashDown Oh o s Newest Water Pa k Is Seek ng A Vea Round G oup Sa es Manager Must Have An Enthus ast c Per sonal ty En oy Wo king HARD In A. Fast Paced And Vou h ul At mosplle e M n mum 01 5 Yea s Sales Exper ence 3 Yea s Man agement E.:pe ence E~cellent Compute Wr Hen Budget Plan n ng Phone Presentat on And Customer Serv ce Sk 1 s Amuse ment Hole Or Aec eat on a Background Prelerrea FAX You Resume To 740 384 1361 TO DAY 304 675 1957 Have t Open ng For 24 Hou In Home Cere 01 Elder y Or Hand! capped 7404411536 e Homes! Would like to ear down old Ba ns lor lumber 304 675 6894 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends the you do bus ness w h people you know and NOT to send money through the ma I unhl you hS\19 mvesllgated the offering 230 Professional Services Llvlng1ton 1 Bllement Water Proofing a I basement repa rs done tr ee est mat es 1 let me guarantee l~yr s on job elo!pari ence 304 895 3887 Llvtngaton • Basement Water Proofing a basemen! repa s Clone 1 ee est mates tlet me guaranies 12y son JOb expert ence 304-895 3887 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI7 No Fee un ess We Win 1 888 582 3345 REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 114 IMMEDIATE OISf>OSAlll Reposessed Must Sell 2 8 and New R30 Prelnstallated P efab Homes H ghest Oualty Easy Coast uct on Never Er~cted One s 4 Bed ooms 1 874 6032 Sacr lice\ Pert time aelu help wanted weekends & even ngs a mus I Apply n person at K pl ng Shoe Co Pt P easar\1 2 Bedroom House & 1 20 Acres For Sale In Por aM Oh o TEMPORARY lABORERS &CASHIERS 3 4 Bedroom Ra nch S yle Home $67000 740-446-4173 GUARD ARMORY ON ROUTE 12 NORTH 3 1/2 MilES NORTH OF POINT PlEASANT 8 AM 11 119!.98 Pays$900 j Hr No PhOne Cats 929 Hyse Sueet Middlepon 7 rooms one bath completely re modeled ns de n ce lol $25 000 cal 30< 773-5218 wv 3409 Mob le Home for Rent 2 bedroom gas heat air n c ty (740) 446 1409 Large fam ly home for sale on ten love y acres Four bedrooms lwo and one half baths two I replaces formal v ng room a net family room lour car garage and two storage bu ldlngs two apar ments wh ch are complelely lu nlshed Please ca 1740 992 2292 NEW 14x60 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $1 !19 Monlh Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304-755-5685 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Free air sk 1 1 800 691 6777 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE ot en! Inc ludes sk rtmg deluxe steps and se up Only $187 08 per month w th $1075 down Call 1 800 837 3238 New bank repos on y 2 left nev e lved n cant 800 948 5678 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3lEFT RED BRICK RANCH Style House Exce en! Condition Par t ally F n shed Basement 2 Ca Garage Serious lnqu res Only! 7 40 446..3385 Restored V ctonan home s uated on 12 acres VIllage Middleport secluded and pr va e appoi nt men! call 740 992 5696 New br ck Ranch 3 bed oons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor age All Ecectr ct 1 2Acrea $127 500 304 675 8959 Three bedroom anch home full bath Ia ge LR and k tchen easy to hea lue s.tove heat l$30 mo) a cond tloning wei lnsu a ed arge yard 15x30 pool with deck new v nyl siding on the T of Beech Grove and Jacks Ad n Rut and 710 742 1049 388 1100 OWNER FINANCING AVAILABlE 304-755 5885 Used single wide around $100 pe monlh calli 800 948 5678 oo 4 Bedrooms 2 Bijths $229 Mo 1 BOO 383 6862 Business and Buildings 65x65 Build ng 4 Styrofoam Pres sed Panels Meta On Both S des Footer Wllll 4 Cohcrete Floor Total E ected & Panted 2 Slldmg Doors $70 000 740 446 2971 Commercial Office or Rata t 67 Mill St Middlepo t 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Bu d ng 740 992 6250 Acquislt oos (next door) Someone to share renl w1th two other college peopte 3 bedroom 2 balh 1ra11er ln Athens ClOse 10 Oh o Umversi~ and Hockmg Cotlege Total ant $500 monttl and depoSit plus ut1hlles N ce qUiet country setting 740 992 5065 Beaullful River V ew 198 R1ver Street Kanagua DepoSJI Refer en ces No Pets 740 441 0101 Foster Trailer Park Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 b&d oom apartments fur ntshed and unfu nlshed secur IV deposrt req u red no pels 740 !192 2218 2 bedroom t~r apt dep + et Nortf1 4th Ave M dd epa t Oh o 304 682 2566 3 br 106 7th St available now ret req 304 675 8806 BEAUTIFUl APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Or ve from S279 to $358 Walk to shop & moves Call 740 446 2568 Equal Ho!.!S ng Opportun ty Beech St Middleport 2 br fur apl utI pd dep + ref 304 882 2566 Dow nstai rs Apa tme nt Paid 91 Cedar Streel Ga!Upol s Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com pletely Redecorated Clean New Carpel No Pets Or Smoking Ref erence & Deposrl Requ red Also Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stars 74044E 1519 2 Acres Centena y Ad Lot Call 740 446 2927 Level Mob1le Home Lol Avatlable In Rio Grande Call 740-446 3617 Scenic Val ey al Apple G ave WV Bu d ng lots s ngle w des accepted publ c wale 20 minutes from new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304--576 2336 owner financng ($1800 pe ace) Ca I lor goDd map 740 593 8545 $500 Down on any 14~70 In stoc~ I m1ted nu mber free dell~ ery Call 1 800 691 6777 $999 Down on any 98 model Doub ewlde n stock Free Del~ ery Ca 11 800 691 6777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments 0 Make Ofle 1 800 1969 Community mob Ia home 12>~56 ask ng $1700 740 843 5310 days or 740 843 5147 etle 6pm 1970 Buddy Mob te Home (740) 446 7525 974 12x65 mob e home 2 bed room s tota electr c 740 742 2803 alter 5pm 1979 Fanmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Ba Seen At K&K PI Pleasant Ca 1740 446 4310 1988 Skyhne mobte home 14x70 3 bedroom 2 bath cathedral ce ngs exce tent cond I on nside & out c a & sk rt ng nc uded $14 500 740 992 6227 221: For ng Size Headboard s Sale Uke New 740--446-1320 41mond Washer $-1125 00 White GE Washer $100 00 Wh te Ken mo e Dryer $85 00 Almond May tag Dryer $85 00 White Wh rlpool Retrlg S100 00 Ca I After 5 OOPM 740 446 9006 BEANIES FOR CHRISTMAS 121 Pieces 64 Rettred 53 Cu ant $3 000 Ca$h Only! 740 245-5180 Leave Message THIRTY DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Natural Dr Recommended (740)441 1982 Cal 553 Sheep Foot Roller $40 000 48 Inc h Double Drum Roller $3 200 Over 200 Hang Bracke s $8 000 3 Paris Tra1ler 1 LaTurner Grader S1 500 2 000 Pd Hea~ache Ball 550 Gallon Fuel Tank $350 t Trent BolC $4 500 2 000 Gallon Water Tank $600 Top Can Trencher $4 500 P1pe Laser $4 500 VIbrator Temp 4 Ft Cap 416 740 643 2916 After 4 740 643 2644 Af ter 6 00 740 643-2300 Now Ta ~ ng Appl cat ons 35 West 2 Bedroom Townllouse Apa tments tocl ui;ies Wa er Sewage Trash $295 Mo 740 44\ 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Ac es We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 An hony LAnd Co RENTALS 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM Gov t & Bank Repo s Ca t 1 BOO 522 2730 X 1709 $4 000 Loca Ell cent clean two bed room depos I e e ences o pe s 304 6755162 1992 16Ft X 70FT 2 Bd ms 2 Baths A 1 E ec r c App ances Po ches C.a por $20 300 00 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious :2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 2 Ba h Fu ty C& peted PatiO No Pets lease P us Secur ly Deposit Required 740 446 3481 4'50 ridoo a horN C rcie Motel Lowest Rates In Town New y Remade ed HBO C nema_1 Show me & Disney Weekly Rales Or Monthly Ra es Con~truc on Wor~e s Welcome 1999 close out sale save b g $$$ 2 3 4 beP oom homes Tr State Homes ST ALB ANS WV cal 1 BOO 948 5678 $15000 740992112 ABANDONE:O HOME 38A Assume Loan Low Mon 1'1 y Paymen s F nanclng Available 304 155 5566 DQub e W de New $999 Down $237 pe mo F ee de very & set up l 800 691 6777 Block bnck sewer p pes wind ows hntels etc Claude w nters RIO G ande OH Ca I 740 245 5121 Pets lor Sale 11 Month Old Male Eng! sh Set ler Readv To Go Hunting Pont ng B ds $350 00 740..446-9487 29 Gallon Fish Tank Lights Stand F Iter And gravel $60 00 74(1-256 6632 5 Eskimo Spitz Puppies Full Blooded AI Male $25 00 Each 74(1-!192 5465 A.KC Registered Yellow Lab Pups 1st Shots & Wormed $175 Each 4039 74(1-446 1004 F1re Wood $45 00 we dellve I ca (740) 367 0019 or 740 256 1318 anyt me FIREWOOD Delivered I Jared 740 $65 (4 males) even ngs 740 949 2128 CFA Reg1ster Persian Ktttens I at lace as;;orted colors ea 304 675 7273 CHRISTMAS PUPPIES! While Toy Blch n f' lse $250 oo Poss( ble Delivery 740 379 9061 Downtowfl F~rst Floor Oft ce Space Second Avenue P oles sona Or Reta1l 740 446 0139 0 Household Goods App ances Aecond toned Wa she s D yes Ranges Relr g ato s 90 Day Guarantee F ench City Maytag 740 446 7795 GOOD USED APPliANCES Wasllers drye s etr ge ators anges Skaggs Appliances 76 v ne Stree Ca 740 446 7398 888 818 0 28 610 Farm Equipment 24 USED STOCK 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent Be e ta Sportmg Goods 303 20 Ga gfl Has Box $450 00 870 Express W th Hast ngs R I e Slug Ba ell And Turkey ChOke $350 00 740 446 9487 TRACTORS IN Whalen Ed son Mays 675-1858 POLE BUILDINGS .by Laredo any style any size 740 586 1808 Used D tch Witch T encher $1 500 00 Call740 694 7842 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Res denllal And Commerc a LaWn Equipment Comparl Ulll 'I Trac ors F om 20 To 39 HP A S zes Of 4 WD And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere S~ld Steer Loaders Check W th Us About Finane ng On Lawn Tractors Anct Low Rate F1 nanc ng On New And Used Equ pment Carmichaels Fa m & Lawn Galllpo s OH 740 446 ::;!4 21800 594 , , 630 Satellite Systems 18 0 rectTV dish total purchase price $99 Ask about free programming 1 800 779 8194 3 Pure B ed Angus Hailers 8 Months From Reg sterad Stoc~ $425,.?80 Serious lnqu res Only 740-441 1182 S gns Large tlghted portable changeable lener signs $349 00 Free Letters /Oe very Plastic tellers $55 00 box (second box Dee processing and summer sausage Sausage Company 907 4th ST New Haven WV 304 882 3114 W1th Do u ble Oven small Re frige ato r $50 00 27 RCA TV $50 00 Needs Some Wo k 740 388 6832 Tandy 100 0 RL compu e key board p 1nter mon tor & hard dr ve great beg nner s GOmpute $200 7 40 992 6227 Livestock wv Hay lor sale one mne north on At 2 Squ~re Bates $1 00 $2 00 Sa urday only 304 675 4669 m ~ed hay 304 675 675 5028 Wtth Yt THE BORN LOSER ... WE COl\\ T f\1--\1( CNJ.. WN Tt t-IG 1 Round Ba e Hay Orchard G assy Clover Tom Kessel 740 446 7787 I HEY GIRL<; I 1 NOTICE I I VE (,or A I .; Motorcycles oo Stoves Wa e Hea e $350 00 nc udes cab e wate 1 ash (740) 446 0368 2 bedroom n S Ga a Hannan T ace A d School 0 st $290 month Plus Oepos (740) 256 !686 2 Bedrooms $325 Mo P us Ut I es & Depos t No Pets. Plu s 2 bed oo m house 740 446 ~313 740 446 0879 86 L berty T aler 14 x 70 $7 500 304 862 2649 Waterline Spectat 3/4 :200 PSI $21 95 Pe 100 1 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 AJI Brass Com pression F tllngs In Sloe~ oak oo wasl1 sand $200 cherry d n ng table and co ner hutch S t 000 Che ry bed a~d ches t $400 00 304 675 42 12 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise WARMUP! Fu nace Heat Pumps & A Con d ton ng Free Estl mat~s\ II You Don Ca I Us We Both Lose 740 446 6306 I 800 29 1 0098 682 3921 19E8 Bronco excellent condll on $5 000 74(1-949 2217 1190 HONDA CARS $100 1· -1~50'0 Police Impounds AI RON EVANS EN:TERPRISES Makes Avallab e Ca I 1 800 5~2 Jackson Ohio 1 BOO 537 9528 2730 Ext 4420 We buy antiques and par a or 1986 Med um B ue Chevy Astra complete estates baby Items and Loaded 77 000 m les Van o d F est.awa e Jeans Fu n twe $2 500 080 (740)256 I 233 &. 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I I I I I Ie THYNAS 6 17 • . . . _ _ • 1 L..-J_ _L_ _.L_L__JL_J you Vandal Blend IWEDNESDAY ROBOTMAN 1'11\f< 'lA~ 1'\.eS~V FAR ~IN\ ~fl~ m~T TO ~ECL~IM VJO\Jll) 'PlltNE f~TtLIO Sl~tl), y, I BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Electrical and Refrigeration 33 Grotled (heraldry) 38 l:poch 40 Actor Ed41 --btlty 42 Bpace 43 Rora- Complete tho chuckle quolod by f II ng n tha m ssmg words develop from step No 3 below Sh~t Boxmg BEHIND A mother of three sons says that an adolescent hates to put the1r snoulder to the wheel but loves- to get BE HIND 1t Home Improvements 6323 (cropo) 29 Seabird 31 Miele of llrid PLA'I'ING SERVICES C&C General Home Ma n tenence Pa n ng v nyt s d ng ca pent y doors wmdows baths mobile home epa and more For tree estimate ca Chel 740 992 American Indian 28 Harvest SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Campers & Motor Homes Uncond tmna II et me gua entee Loca rele ences turnlshed Es tabhshed 1975 Call ~4 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rag ers Waterprool ng 27 South SHOVELING ISN T 1983 Motor Home 5fi 000 Milas In Good Shape 740 367 7093 o 740 367 7070 840 11 tnd md N< nh s the dummy s Ae. un st tour sp 1des yout partner !caLls the dmnHmd nme queen m.:e "' Wha1 do you d0 al tnck 1wo' Yes North ts l1ght lor ralstnJ to twu p tdes but1tts I u.: lll: tlly bad (o ---~ ASTRO·GRAPH Tllur day N \ 19 199~ p,), 11\t' tm n~ 1l -.:h tnges ( lid he m the ( llm!:! h1r y u through the I;(Mlll uusptces ul u lr t! td or ~octal wnlt~t m the year ahe 1J \\hat tr tn s.p1res wuld help your e~l re lum•ly a.s \\dl 2 Bedroom 14 X65 Gas He a lookm~ only It your Auto Parts & Accessories TRANSPORTATION 91 Chevy Cava er stat onwagon loaded 73 000 m tes $2800 304 SHUTOUT 1 askmg Used' natura gas cooking stove n goOd cond very ct)eap $30 00 304 675 3308 Went Firewood? Cu Dellve ed Sfacked $45 Pe Load 740 446 2847 rc E tst cr out ot lhc Jumm)' otherwtsc he c tn pull trumps The wmnmg return ts II e dt llnond I II (It yo u le Jd the I\\on Jed trer Wlll run 11 trounJ to the 85 Chevy Camara to sa e tor parts f be glass hood 740 985 3408 365/ 304 1 You tlt!~d to orgamu a d1amond PM oo a bate no expl matory note s mit lor p utner wh le keepml::' dedar $18 500 740 446 2927 810 24GWTWhouoe 25 Mohammedan prayerle- 9 II looks n 11l1r 11 to SWitch to the Lluh qu~en But lhts ts o tly til nght 11 West reverts to dt 11110nds at lrt(.;k throe Mnre l1kely l1e wtll pl1v b 1ck tlluh Then Jc~..:ltre r rults dud~s u he u t gets uno dummy wtth u he trt rult 111d p1cks up !he !rumps 1996 Chevy 3 4 ton 4x4 Low m les excellence cond lion 790 t 12 Plant port 13 II fallows Frl 18 Holiday oufltx 20 Blurt out 21 Partnero pIS\ 1991 Chevy Lum na APV 1 Pas sanger Loadeel $4 500 Runs Good 740 446 6962 New gas tanks & body parts D & R Auto Alp ey WV 304 372 3933 0 1 800 273 9329 date Pass Hore " one ot thee ts>l ) deals 1 800 290 2262 X 3901 Hay & Grain Lg round bates $12 l>tCtPer> TO wtl..l.. MY BOl>Y TO T~~ 60Vefl.NMeNT -I.'l> L.tiCe TO BeAT T~eM TO l"ttt PUNCtf FO, A C~AN6E. 1980 1990Tiucks $100 $500 Pollee lmpouf'Jds A 1Makes Available Budget Pnced T ansm ssions and Engines All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmissions 740 245 56n rocket Pass Del<nce tn Deplh wh1ch has been tepubltsh ed by B 11 sturd You tre [teed wuh 65 problems un rtJhl hand p tees Atter deudmg wh tl you Wt)Lid do llrp m.er to see 11 Holtm 10 tgrees wuh vou The tul hor d 11 ms that the I IrS I 3 I are Sl m pier lh 111 !he I tsl 14 but IJIOSI 1re tncky And you must be ready lor Bnltsh btddmg (lor example lour l: ml llaJors tnd \\oe ~~ no trumps) ~'V~ 5pm 760 C"..::'goddell s no llee lum.:heon here) buy j'v1 trill! Hottm 111 s b<x>k Bndge IS 000 304 675 3230 Summers no t overt Kaw~sakl STS Jet ski still unde warranty th ee seater 83 horsepower bought new July ol 97 th ee matcn lng Kawasaki sk vests and tral er at go w th t Priced o se 1 $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 2045 will cons i der trade tor a good pontoon boat 9 11 19441nvaelon {then~ 97 Ford anger 5 speed trans mission a r ra ly wheels cd player 17 000 m les as~ ng Blaster 6 Sharp1urn 7 Cape Kennedy (2 wd•l By Phillip Alder I he lou~ht::-il p trt t 1t hrtdee IS de tense no dnubl tbout 11 If you tre wtllmg lo work wh1le 1mprovmg 1997 Fo d Ranger XLT 4.:4 4 0 Eng ne 5 Speed Transmlss on 740 379 93B 93 Yamaha 8 Hawaiian 5 Robert E- -lkt 35 Soup hal•r Help for the toughest 1997 F 250 Heavy duly paws Strove Diesel XLT exl cab wllh exactly 50 000 m les 740 441 740 remover 34 Land of lhe clay oo 1988 GMC Truck 2 ton 304 675 1856 1 Dontgo 2 Corduroy rtdgo 3 Corn lily 4 Tear 30 MeXICliR dloh 32 BoHte-cap 22 Gtlrnpsecl 23 Headliner 2. Pass Opemng lead 1984 Chevy KS Slazer Ca~'Pltr Spelcat 41o!4 AC ATI New Tl es I Exhuast Must Se II $3 JOO OBO 740 446 3580 Leave Messa,ge Belo e 5 00 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Pass Pass 4 .. 90 Unco n Town Car Cartier De signer Seres Flonda car tnlnt condll on $8500 7*742 3230 730 Vans & 4-WDs ~55 oo •• 88 Chrysler LeBaron 2 door 5 speed standard 4 ely lurbo ex cellent condjtlon new eng ne only 10 000 miles under warramy new turbO fuel pump water pump and radiator asking $3000 cat 740 992 5024 Slbe ii" husky puppies AKC eg sterad 1st shots wormed San Fronctoco uquence (2 wdo ) 57 Squander 23 Quiet 26 Mayday! OOWN 27 Anger Vulnerable North South Dealer South South West North East 76 corvette silver anniversarY, 350 3 sp auto t tops cassette 304 675-5195 aftef 5 pm 198S Baja 216 Garage Kepi Lke New Hours 740 256 1378 Ate 9 Stove $200 K J 6 4 "'K 1997 Chevy Caval er 2 Door Blue A/C Automalic Antr lock Brakes Trll Wheel Cruise C 0 AMIFM Sunroof Theil Deterrent 25 000 M les Excellent Cond t on $895000 740 2589161 $150 00 740 388 0578 45 Foz,•g 441 Blrdo - ,..,_ 49 Relalla1JIIar ell'lrfnlltlan 51 Heavy car• 17 Electrical unit ~ Clly bird 19 Tidy 55 Bwloo 20 Region around sa Arronge In 3& Male oheep + 1443 New Farmers Tobacco Co Inc Alp ey Ohio Is now rece vlng to bacco and 1st sale 23rd Nov 1 888 844 4365 Ask to Orville- 1ee) MAS gns 1 800 533 3453 • AJ 9 ooo 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Army Or gmal Camouttage by Sandyv I e Post Off ce Sams Some Y lle Fr Sun 12 5pm Oth e days alter 4 pm Insulated Coveralls $35 00 304 273 •AQI087 1995 LeBaron Comfortable G T Mml ConditiOn Orchard Whrte Top 26 M1tes 740 446 862 3336 640 520 1993 Chevy Astro Exlended van Also See Tile New 4000 Se es Compact Ut lily Tractors Several In Stock MERCHANDISE •QJ98? 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E ectrlc Scooters Wheelchairs New And Used Stairway Eleva to s Wheelchau And Scooter L1lls Bowman s Homeca re 740 446-7283 p o Twp SA 692 UuSI oil SA t43) 360 S,l9_eacn 740-992 2900 G ac ous t v ng 1 and 2 bedroom aparlments at VH age Manor and R vers1de Apar men s n Middle port From $249 '$373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Hous ng Oppor tun t1es 350 Lots & Acreage Several 5 acre parcels remote beautlul and Me gs County Sc 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale 19 color TV wr nger washer 3 Bedroom Mobile Home For Aenc 74(} 388-0443 440 1 Crypl & Pale $350 740.367 7664 NO PETS 740 366-1100 Sti lin War anty 340 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Paid HO PETS Bulavllle P ke 740 2bdrm apts Iota I electr c ap phances lurn shed laund y room fac II es close to school n town Apphcallons ava.lable at V tlage Green Apts 1149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH We Flnanee Land & Home W h As L tile As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 363 6862 aoo Need 4 People To Unload Trucks And 2 Cashiers 0 Chuck Hom er s Truckload Sale See Hom er Sa es Manage 0 NATIONAL 6y 2 3 bedrooms loft tongue! 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The elementary schOOls of the Meogs Local School District and Meogs Moddle School have announced the ·names of students earrung honor roiiS!alus for the first ntne-week gradmg period. HARRISONVILLE Ki'!dergarten: Austin Clarida. Morgan Howard and Julia Lantz, all A's; Ashley Edwards, Zack Jeffers, Briaunna King and Billy McQuaid, NB; First Grade: ian Bullington, Justin Savage, Alisha Stevenson and Hailey Williams. All A's; Dawn Bissell, Justin Couerill. Rebecca Donohue. Alysha Gcrlaugh and Christy Lewis, AlB . Second Grade: Elsa Gardner, Mason Metts. Neal Napier. and Joan· nah 'Findongan. All A' s; Chris Bi>hop. Clonton Kennedy. Bethany Lee and Amber Mitchell. NB; Third Grade: Justin Gibbs. ~helsey Noel. Carrie Phelps, Briuany Preas!, Daniel Runyon , Kaylene Slater and Hannah · Williams, All As; Jonathan Black, Chris Craddock. Cory Gates. Doug Herdman. Nicole Hill , Janella Srover and Cory Wil son. NB . Fourth Grade: Daniel Bookman and Celeste Taylor. All A's; Sarah Lanlt. AlB; Firth Grade: Tra1·is Burbridge, Rachael Gardner. Ju,hua Spires and William Taylor. AlB; CC: Shade Caldwell. NB . ' MIDDLEPORT Kindergarten: Brandon Crcmeans. Taylor Dowler. Damon Fosh· er. Kyle John son. Colo Kerr. Shan· non Mclaughlin. Ravcnnc Reed ,· Tyler Cun4iff. Destiny Haning, Dan Stewart; Kindergarten: Brandon Bachner. Kri sten Hayslip. Du.,lin Nash, Austin S~yre, Nicole Davis. Ryan Payne. Qhandra Sian ley. Tan· ncr Tacke! I. Grade 1: Tyler Andre--:s. Andrew Blankenship, Jacob Dunn, Tyler Fry, Jennifer Pay ne, Jessica Shelton, Cay Ia Taylor, Megan ' Dunfee, Amanda Goode. Cynthia Kauff. Trinity Kimes, Jake Lynch, Maranda Riggs. Grade 1: Kastle Balser, Olivia Carpenter, Kayla Graham , C~arlcs Hay sl ip. Tara Jewell Kiny Newell, Cody Smith, . Shanalle Smith, Zachary .Whitlach , . Bubby Will, Latricia Smilh, Kel sey Wilson. . Grade 2: Willie Baccus, Chad Bonnell. Hailey Ebersbach, Jennifeo ,Fife, Laura Gheen , Nikki Lawson. Caitlin Leslie, Court11cy Mayes, McKinney. Zach Schwab. •Jared Nicki Smilh, "I:css Thmas. Chassidy Wills, Megan Smith. Grade 2: Kyle Campbell Amber Ebersbach', Amber Hockman, Nicole Haley, Lian Hoff. man , Ara Lawless, Chris Kimes, • Breanne Pancrson. Tara Capeharl. Grade 3: Andrew Denny. Josh Eakins, Ka1ie Eans, Robert Foreman, Holley Geary, Chris Goode, Kayla Jacks, Natasha Knapp, Tela Meloy. Trevor Nichols. Katie Patlerson, Lesley Preece, Phollip Sisson, Frank SICwart,' Patti Voning. Cliff Wanh . Grade 3: Justin Arnold, Mason · Conde, Austin Dunfee, Cornelius English .. Kay! a Gheen, Sarah Hollen, Zac Konkle . Tyler Lillie, Breanna Mi1chell Tiffany Simpson. Casey Smiih. Lacey Stobarl. Losa Tiemeyer, Alexa Vcnoy. QHISLD Class: John Lamb.. Patrida Junathan· Hodge. say McKinney. Jesse Mowery, GreSocond Grad.,: Nick Bailey, gory Musser, Cas..andra Pancrson. Wyau Ball, <;layton Bolin, Branson Amoreue Salser. Molly Smllh. Kay- Cleland, Juston George, Ltlly Jacks, lyn Spradling, Steven Stewan. Morgan ~mes, Maria Meadows, Fourth Grade: Zach Arms. AJ Jason Moms. Eug~ne Patterson. BnChandler, Me~han Clelland, Randy ana Wolhs, all As; Corey Huuon, Colhns. Cccoha Core. Mark Cozan. Alexandna Jones. Vahsha Roch Ashley DeMoss, Jimmy Diamond. mond, Joe Sauerfield. Sarah Evan Dunn, Rene Edmonds. Heather Woodard. Elam. Kay Ia Grover. Courtney ' Third Grade: . Emily Davis. Haggy, Sarah Jeffers. Day ion Jcnk- Kalle Doczi. Kon Priddy. Kei1h ins. Scou Musser. Casey Richardson. Wolloams. all A's; Jake Barnes. TalBritnce Sauoers, Dakota Smith. isha Beha: Bethany Gibbs. Foionh Stephan Will, Christecna Young. Grade: Ketlah Jacks, Bethany King. Firth Grade: Wcs Ault, Josh Josh Tayl'f· all A's; Andre~ Ban rum. Bolin. Bryce Davis. Wcs10n Fife. · Cayla Le.e. Timmy Spires. Fiflh Cody Hysell . Amanda Jeffers. Grade: Moranda Beha. Sarah Dawn Nathan Jeffers, lilian Jenkins. Jake Jenkins, all A's; Valerie Diddle, CariKennedy. Josh Kennedy. Le1ha Lau· ra· Gardner, Tyson George, Adam dcrmih, Adam Pellegrino-Pines, lor- Humphreys, Brittany Hysell. Taryn dan Shank, Abby S1cwan. Whitney Lentcs, Scou Tobin . DHILD PRI· Thoene, Jake Veno). Jo>h Venoy. ~ARY: Terry Jewell . DHILD Ali son Woods. Danic.l Youn~ . INTERMEDIATE : Amanda MnrMH: Gene Buckley, Joauana ris, Nikki Parsons. Fetty. Megan Johnson. Ka1ie Kihblc. SALEM CENTER RUTLAND · Kindergarten: Samantha Gobl.o.' Kindergarten: Au>lin Adkins. Chelsea Stiffler, All A's; Juslon Shcllic Bailey. Cameron Bolin . · Brown, Harley Miller, TJ Quillen, Gretchen Cleland. Mauhcw Eblin. Jade Wallace; F:irSI Grade: Jordan Adam Ell ion. Michelle' Haley. Duncan: Briuany Frazier. Joshua Chel>ic Hendrix. Whii'>"Y · Hicks. Glover, David · Grim. Annisha Aaron Maxson. Amanda Meadows. Kopec. Dustin McDanoel . Ashley Tyson Morri >. Cnllin Otwonh. Parreu, Shane Rose, All As; Mary Braden Prmcr. Kayla Salser. Carlcc Choate, Adam George; Second Smolh. Cohon Stewart an·A's; Bran· Grade: Rebecca Camcrbury. .den Hankl a. Joshua Mtllcr. Jus11n Samantha ·McDonald, April Oiler. Nitz. Kay Ia Williams. All A's; Michael Bailey, Malthcw First Grade: Micki Barnes, Dunkle. Michelle Eggers. Jonathan Dus1y Eads. Chelscy Elliot!. Corey Handley, Briuany Kimple. Alyssa Elliou , Hannah Elliull, Joey Ellis, Longstreth, Stacy Macomber, Skylar Allison Engle, Ben Hood, Brad Compton , Robin Taylor, John Hood,' . Pam Ke ss inger, Samuel Wilcox; Third· Grade: Seth John· McCall ;' Dakota Oliver, Molly Prid- son, All A's; Joshua Burnem, Diania dy, Adam Robinson. Maggie Satter" Canterbury: Corinna Cross; Fourth field, an A's; Tanner Hysell, Kayla Gra,de: Raymond Reynolds, SamanKing. Cody Williams. tha Shontz, James Wallace; Fifth Mc{an Cook. Mkhael Durst. Anna Hartrnbach, Brinney Jacks, Kay!a McCanhy. Cory Shea and Meha Whan, all A's; Justin Bell, Janue Ellit, Kayla Fetty, Aaron Fife, ~ Hollen, Tara ~ Meghan les!te, Autumn Mclaughlin, Bradley Smith, Bobby Stone and Eric VanMeter. SALISBURY Khtdergartea: Alaine A~old, Meisha Dei wert. Heath . Dettwoller, Erica Erwin, William Folmer, Kelsey Howell, Nicholas Ingels, Daniellc King. Vinoria Lawson. Dustyn Lu, Samantha lewis, Marissa McAngus, Bo-Oara Powell, Kelsey. Shuler, Mary Scarbrough, Stephante Smnh, Bradley Stone, ConnO< Swartz and Charles Noland. Fint Grade: Kelsey Bunon, Darby Gilmore. Alyss Green, Breana Hemsley, ' Scot! Kennedy, Bobby · King. Amber Ohlinger, Bryant ~US· sd l, Cassie Smith, Amber Tnpp, Megan Tripp and Gabriel Williams. Second Grade: Crockeu Crow, . Ruche! Davis, JT Evans, Amanda Gilkey, Brandon Hanning, Shawn Hawley, Morgan Kennedy. Ashley Mayes, Andrew O' Bryaryl. Briuany Paxton. Demetria Pearson, Jessamyn Reynolds, Stepha.nie Stites, Cai!lyn· Thomas. Fourth Grade: Shauna Clark, Raven J;'gan, Andrew Fairchild, Andy Garnes, Andy McAngus, Brandon , Pearson, Bradley Ramsburg; Dru Reed . Jennifer Smith, Bradley Soulsby, Caitlin Williamson; Fifth Grade: Brooke O'Bryant and 'Christopher Van Reeth. check the Sentinel Galli . ) Home appllancet, electronics, lawn a garden and tools ou'r entire store.is on sale ' KttiiiiCIA! $~per Capacity PI us washer witii·Qufet Pak" sound insulation. 29801 Sate 419.99. Reg~ 479.99 .. . 377" with 10% savings FINAL SAVINGS 1102 Kenmore 'Super Capacity Plus dryer, 6nJ1. 323.99 after 10% savings. Reg. 399.99 . ."*'f· • · ' take •1 ·r ... •.. J. t"·- .· 0 everything••~ Panasonlc VHS-C camcorder. 3.2-in. LCD screen, digital image stabilization. . 586681Mfr. #PVL6781 699.99. Sears low price wilh 10% savings FINAL SAVINGS 62CJ99 170 • even sale pric:esr Save big on: MAYTAG, WHIRLPOOL, GE, FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHENAID, TOSHIBA, MAGNAVOX, SONY and other national brands Craftsman 75-pc. mechanic's tool set. Over $120 value. 33474 Reg. 59.99 Saturday, Nove~bei 21st with 10% .j Kehmore electric range with self-cleaning oven, electronic clock & timer. 93391 Sale 379.99. Reg. 499.99 with 10% savings 341 ~ FINAL SAVINGS 1 158 Bu sh. Shain~ C handler: Dcannn Cundiff. R yt:~ n Curti s, Henry Docrfcr. Em il y Fi e ld s. Lucrcshiu HowarJ. Jonnthnn Howell, Sarah 1-luhhan.l. Jl!\sit.:a Jewe ll. Ravc_n Jnlm son. \Vhillh,;y John so n, Jacla Kirhy. Thon"os Klein . Ricky La uder· milt. Tiffany M~.;Adams. Aaron Oliplwnl , AkxanUr1a Path:rs1tn, Erin Perkins. Alisha Quillen , Calcc Reeve:., Kelsey Sau tcrs, Jaime Simpson, Devan Soulshy. Jmi Van Mc,tcr. MaUitcw Will. Third Grade: Sam:onlha Acker-· man. Michael Ball. Jo,hua Carau ohers, Renee Colhurn. A>hlcy Cre me ans, Kelse y Fife. JR Grady. . Chelsea Hicks. Bradley Jones. Lind· ' Tomorrow: Cloudy !11gh: SO; low:30 ProForm J4i Power Incline treadmill with Cushion .Base" jo111t proJection . 19711 Sale 499.99. Reg. 549.99 wit~ with 10% savings , 35C)89 FINAL SAVINGS 140.10 OWNED AND OPERATED BY: Bobby and Vanessa Muncy (13462) ADDRESS: 430 SAver 'Bridge Plaza STORE HOURS: SU 12·5, M·F 9·6, S8·6 PHONE: 740·446·1546 10% ' tarr opens mpeachment inquiry By LARRY MARGASAK As!Jiodllled Pren Writer House approves life insurance investment bill Forked Run, URG Meigs may receive funding under new bill Forked Run State Park near Reedsville may be a big benetidary of th~ proposed State Capital Budget: House Bill 850, now being consid· ered by the Ohio House Finance Comminee. Stale Represenlalive John Carey (R-Wellston). ·a member of the· Finance and Appropriations Commince. announced that over $70 million is ·included in the Capital Budget for projects in .the 94th District. · which includes Meigs, Gallia and Jackson counties along with part of Lawrence County. House Bill 850 includes over $69 million for school buildings for the 94th District alone (a total of $505 million foi.the state). Forked . Run Stale Park may receiYe $895,000 for electrical upgrades in the park. The park currently has 198 campsites, none with electric service. The bill also includes $50,0(Xl for renovations to the University of Rio Grande Meigs Center in Middlepon. 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Daily 3: 817 Daily 4: 2Y79 II) 199 ~ • Ohln Vullcy WASHINGTON - Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr opened the third presidential impeachment inquiry in the nation's history by charging ~ident Clinton "en isused his authority and power" to impede ci~il and criminal ca'les against him. "The hearing today is not a trial. It is not White House versus Starr. Nor is it Republican versus Democrat," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, ••honed his colleagues today. The hearings opened with rancor a< Republicans immediately thwaned a Democratic request to give the president's lawyer more time to cross.examine Starr. ••This is a grave ·disservice at a grave constitutional moment," R"P· William Dclahun~ 0Ma.s .. lamented. After frequCI)t interruptions by Democrats. Hyde ~napped. "You are disrupting the continuity of this meeh ing... Starr waited to make his ca.'IC. "On at lea.•l six different occasions- from Dec. 17, 199'1. through Aug. 17, 1998 -the president had lo make a decision," Starr said in his prepared · testimony. "He could choose truth or he could clsoo.<e deception. On all ~ix occa.•ions. the preSident chose deception." Starr wa.• the leadoff witnes.< for the historic event, with nine ·televi, sion networks s:arrying the hearing live. II provided highly panisan stan lo proceedings aimed at deciding whether Clinton ~hould be removed from office by subsequent votes in the full House and Senate. The hear- a ' ing wa• in the same room where the his wife and daughter for his "inapIa<! impeachment proceedings propriate" relationship with Monica again..r Richard Nixon convened a Lewinsky, Clinton replied: "I did il quart~ century ago. in a direct and straightforward manSeeking 1o end this lhreallo Clin- ner." Did they forgive him? "I ton's presidency and prevent a per- believe they did. yes." manenl blot ·on his legacy. the White Republican members·of the Judi; House sent Clinton's private lawyer. ciary Committee, undeterred by elec' David Kendall, to interrogate Starr lion losses and negative polls. pres.o;ed and make a cao;e on the president's ahead with plans to broaden the behalf. Kendall. who ha.• accused impeachment inquiry beyond Starr in court of proseculorial mis- whether Clinton illegally tried to cov· conduct, sal with a squadron of ·er up his affair with Ms. Lewinsky. · White House lawye"' facing Starr. They wero! ..seeking subpoenas Clinton wasfar from the scene in today for four new witnesses9 H¥=1udJapan. where lie began a five-day ing Clinton lawy~ Rvben Bennett Asian trip. Asked generally about the and presidential contidanl Bruce pressures of his job, Clinton told a Lindsey, and have reque,ted a key Tokyo iown-hall meeting today, "()f document from the JustiL-.. Depan· course. sometimes you want, to get men! laying out allegations in the away from it." Democrats' campaign fund-raising Asked how he had apologized to Continued on page 3 . . ·' • ., • COLUMBUS (APJ- Terminal· policies. Ohio's-law would not go as far as ly i ll .bhioans may get help sorting through offers from investors who regulations irl some · other states. wi 11 trade cash up front in exchange however. Some States have set minifor their life insurance benefits after mum pay-out levels for viatica! setthey <lie. . . tlements. Ohio would only register The House on Wednesday unant- companies that offer the senlements mously approved a bill allowing the and regulate the form of the contmcts · Ohio Department of Insurance to reg· used. . Gloria ·Smith, director of the • ulate contracts known as viatica! set· llemenls. The bill now goes to the Columbus AIDS Ta.'k Force, said oversighl of the industry is needed. Senate. Under the terms of such deals, ter- . She said her group receives solic· minally ill people sign over their life itations from a lot of companies, and insurance pQlicies to . in~~st~n. has no wuy'l>f'lelling the sOj!llfrom explained sponsor Ron Mottl, D- the unscrupUlous. The ' ta<k force Partna. The dying person gewneed- passes along the infonnation with a ed ca.<h, and the investor makes a warning 10 the clients to be careful. profit on the difference between the "We encourage our clients to do cost of the policy and its value when their homework," Ms. Smith said. Some companies pay as much as the person dies. Right now. the practice is unreg- 80 cents on the dollar, she added. ulated in Ohio, Monl said. Others are less generous. In other action, the House unani"Currently. terminally ill people are bein·g taken advantage of," he mously approved a bill requiring the state to develop a uniform way to said. . · Some are gelling only 15 percent describe state-owned properly on to 20 pereenl of the value of their real estate titles. Kenmore ' COUNr ON SEARS FOR SATISFACTION QUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK YOU CAN Buckeyes remain unbeaten Page& 1-lometoWII Newspaper 2 Sections · 16 Pages Kenmore 3-level Ultra Wash" . America 's best-cleaning dishwash]ng system. 17795 Closeout 399.88. Was 499.99 While quanlities last NIT cage results, Page 4· Ann Landers column, Page 7 Beat of the ·Bend column, Page 7 Today: Rain High: 60; low:40 i '_,.,., 7 Conde, James Cunningham, . Brett Curtis,, Calch Davis. Taylor Deem. Autumn Ddv1oso.,, Erin Dunn. Kristin Eblin . Corey Fink. Quenlel Garnes, Veronica Grimm, Stephanie Hudson. Hol ly Jel'krs. Ryan Jclkrs; Patience Johnson. Ashky Laudcrmih. Adaon Lavender, Max 'Little. Jess ica McAdams. Autumn McDaniel, Ariel Nilz. Shclhy Ohlinger, Erin Patter. >On, .. Cc-Aria Powell. Richard RcUicr. Jacnh Rofllc , Steven Searles. Tyb Simpson, Cai1lin Tillis, Rvan VanMcttr, Mcri VanMeler. . C.o1y Will. Julian Young. Victoria Zabran . S.cond Grade: Laece Anm, Ad rian Bolin , Chan1e llc Brumfield. berly Johnson, Aubrie Koj,ec, Jonalhan Larkins, Sarah Lu, Aira Uule, Christina Miller: Bobbi Napper, Justin Oiler, Ashley Payne, Erica Poole. Briuany Powers. Amanda Priddy, Stacy Pullins, Joshua ,Ray, Jessica Smith, Miranda Stewart, Ryan Slobart, Sarah SIObart. Clay Stone, Abranda Storm$, Brandi Thomas, Holley Williams, Jordon Williams, Angela Wilson, Bryan Wilson. . Eighth Grade: . Bridgeu Atkins, Deadra Barndt. Ashley Banrum, Brook Bolin, Lindsay Bolin, Benjamen Bookman, Troy Brooks, Andrea Burdeuc. Steven Call. Melinda Chancey, Ashley Colwell, Carrie Darst, Loretta Darst, Kayte Davis. Maria Drenner, Michelle Drenner, Ashley Eblin, Derrick Fackler, Hoi lie Ferrell, Jennifer Foreman, Jackie Frecheue, Robyn Freeman, Zachary Gilkey, Jon Halar, Christopher Haning. Meghan Haynes, Heather Hysell. Crystal Jacks. · Katie Jeffers , Brooks Johnson, Krista! Johnson . Kelly Johnston , William Kauff. Mallory King, Ryan Lemley~ Shawna Manley, Valerie McClintic, Matthew O'Brien. Jessica Preas!, Ryan Qualls, Jason Rosier,' Jeremy Roush, Michele R,unyon, Benjamin See, Brandy Shea, Joshua Simpson, Tashia Stewan, Emity Story, Stephanie Story-Schwab, Samantha Tilley, Jennifer Walker, Elizabeth Wilfong, Allison Wil)iamson Hannah Woolard, Jennifer Zielinski. BRADBURY 1 Fourth grade: Ennne Kennedy and Alex Sis~on, all A's; Steven Hudson, David Poole, Chalsie Manley, Katie Rodehaver, Tani!ha Thomas and Michelle Weaver, AlB; Filth Grade: Samantha Cole, Ashley . ·, . \ Johnson , POMEROY Kindergarten: Alexander Acker· man , Jordan Anderson ..Zachary Barton. Hannah Cleek , Sclecna Dowell, Briua Flowers. Nmhan Gilkey, Svannah Graham. Wade Harrison , West on Hi ~.: kman , Daniel Jenkins. Brandon King . Angel Lemley, Billy McAdams . Michael McKenzie. Johna1h an Michael. Jeremiah Myers. Chelsea Paucrson. Garren Rifnc, Kasey P-oush. Anthony Rowe, Hay Icy Spradling. Kmclyn Slacy, Sarah Thomas .. Cody Weaver, Tyler Will, Christ'ia.n Woods. First Grade: Chesley Arms. Kayla Bachlcl, Kri sten Ballard, Shannon Barrett. Autumn Bush. Ivy Grad.,: Zachary Weber, All A's; Julia Johnson, Kelly Napper. MIDDLE SCHOOL Sixth G~: Grant Arnold, Sheena Ash, Emily , Ashley. Renee Bailey. Troy Barret~ ferfrey Baughman, Ashley Baylor, Jerri Bentley, Jeremy Blackston, Eric Burnem, Sar:lh Bush. Zachary Bush, Brandon Carpenter, Miranda Casteel, Justin Coleman, April Coppick. Alisha Crcmeans, Shawn Day. Jason Detnoss, Justiio Demoss, Trevor Depoy, Jodi Donohue, Patrick Dowell, Justine Dowler. Peggy Duff, Walter Ellis, Megan Garnes. Lisa Gheen, ~hley Graham. Randy Han, Aaron lhle, Josh~a Johnson, Gary Kauff. Madi>on King, Michael Kirby. Matthew KrawscLyn, Donna Lamben, Cassie Lee, Tiffany Manley, Megan Mayes, Carrie Michael. Marguriue Molden, Carl Noel, Am,ber Poerce. Samantha Pierce. Katie Reed. Mdissa Rich· onond. Anna Sayre, Michael Sayre, Regan Shuler. Clare Sisson. Adam Snowden. Megan 1ibbeus, Brooke Vcnoy, Ross Well, Donald Whan. Che,tcr Wigal, Sarah Wilkes, Courtncy Williams, Natasha Wise, Jenni· anne Young. Seventh Grade: Jeremy Banks, Tyler Barnes, Jodi Barren, Jessica Blactlnar, David Boyd. Jaclyn Brad' bury. Nathan Brickles, Kara Buffington, Nicole Butcher. Kerbi Buzzard. Kcnne1h Carsey. Jamie Chapman, Kathryn Childs, Benjamin Collins, . Jessica Curfman, James . David, Jaynee Davis, Jeremy Dingey, Mac· gan Dodson. Jennifer Dunn, Rosanora Eggers, Andrea · Felty, Tyler French, Jesse Gates, Heidi Gilmore, Bruce Glover,, Ashley Halley, Nichole Harper, Tiffany Hcrrlman, Jessi· ca Howell, Michele Imboden, Kim' Sports Nov..,._ 1t, 1tlll Weather Pullh ~ hing Cu ' rttl .. ELVIS IMPERSONATOR • Dwight Icenhower will do a lively Impression of Elvia alnglng "Heart Break Hotel" In the Alverbend Talent Revua '98, Dec. 27 and 28, at the Melga Middle School, Mid· dlaport. Committee is expected to approve the bill today and send it to the full House in December. "The capitar budget is a process in the works and none of these items arc yet law. but having them included in HB . 850 "-' submilted is a good stan," he said. , Singers. dancers, novelty numbers "Five million dollars are in the and impersonate"' wi.ll be included in budget for improvements to the coun· the "Riverbend Taknl Revue '98" to ty fairgrounds in lhe stale," he added. be staged at the Meigs Middle Sc~ool "II , is not spelled .out yet how this in Middleport al 8:15p.m. on Fnday money will be distributed, but there and Saturday nights, Nov. 27 and 28. . is a great need for such assistance in · The· show, directed by Myron our area." Duffield. i~ sponsored by the River· Other regional projects include: ' bend Arts Council and the United $125,000 for the Ariel Theatre in GalFund of Melgs County. The two lipolis and additional funds for groups will share equally in the pro· improvements to the University of ceeds. Rio Grande and Gallipolis DevelopTickets for the show went on sale mental Center: $80.000 for the Gal- last week. They arc $4 if purehased lia County Industrial Park: $3.3 mil· in advance of the show, and $5 anhe lion for the Sou them Campus of Ohio door on show nights. Advance tickUniversity in Lawrence County; ets may be purchased atthe Middle$125,(Xt0 forthe Markay Theater and port Department Store. Office Ser· ' funds for the Ohio Department of vice and Supply. and the Ohoo Rovec Natural Resources office in Jackson Bear Co., all in Middleport. and at the County. . SAX SOLOIST • Chad Dodson will preunt two numbera on hla saxophone in the Rlverbend Talent Revue '98 to be presented on Frldlly and saturday, Dec. 27 and 28, at Meigs Middle School In Middleport. Meigs talent show scheduled next weekend Hanwell House and Swisher and Lohse fllarmacy in Pomeroy. Pre-show and during intennission pianist Beverly Adkins, a "guitarist and drummer, will present musoc. The trio will also accompany several numbers in the show. · · ."Wonderful Night" by Jason Riley will open the show and then return later mt the program with guitar to do a Bob Dylan medley. Other s?lo!sts will be Tammy Ttaylords·mdgmg "Unforgettable"; Ka hy Hoo oong "Dream a Little Dream M Me" and "I Don't Know Why"; "Julie Riftle. "Walk in' After Midnight" and "Sweet Dreams"; B. J. Smith, "I Believe in You" and "Insensitive", and Dixie Sayre. . Christmas themed songs wi II , inClude. "Winter Wonderland" by lection of vaudeville-type instruBeverly Adkins and "Merry Christ· ments. and Marlena Burnside will be mas Darling" by Sharon Hawley. To playing the Cajun spoons. a vocal by B. J. Smith. "My Hean Paulene Harrison and Tom DooWill Go On", Tim and Edy King will ley will do the jinerbug to "American do a ballroom dance. · Honky Tonk· Bar Association" and Chad Dodson will be featured on then Dooley will join Rae Gwiaz: saxophone solos 10 "Memory and dowsky for a tap number, "Pun in' on "Send iii the Clowns.".There will be the Ritz." Katie Childs and Carrie duets with guitar accompaniment by Michael will lap dance to '' In the Bill Crane and Lynn Plants whose Mood". . selections will include "If You See David Icenhower will present his Him" and "There You Have II", and El•is impersonation of"Hearl Break vocalists, Beverly Adkins and Tam· Hotel", the Community chorus will my Taylor. "The Most Wonderful do medley. a band made up of Time of the Year." Dwight Icenhower. ·Nick Michael, Several novelty numbers have and J"'on Riley. guitarists, and Bryari been included. Myron Duffield as Brown, drummer. will do some Bea, ties numbers: and a clogging group Professor MyRoni will be perfonning will do a routine to "Old Time Rock on instruments from his unique col, and Roll." a November tOp month for deer-auto collisions COLUMBUS • Motorists should .an estimated 15 to 20 percent over the pa sl two years due 10 a•gressive exercise extra caution when traveling • on Ohio roadways during November. hunting regulations thai were · the peak month for deer-vehicle col- des·o'gn•d • 10 r•du,·• • " deer abundance the s·tat•. the recent li~ions, . <tcconJing to the Ohio Divi~ a"ros·s· ... ... D•spile ... ,·lt'ne, the · , . ·rate's deer popularo·on 1·s· de sion of Wildlife and the Ohio lnsur• ance lnslilule. more than double its size from 12 ot· p•opl• Despite a decline last year of live Y•ars· • an<>. • Th•number • • • Jo· v· · nn• · n Oho'<>. al<>n" wo'th the number percent in the number of reported 1 • 1 e deer-ve~icle t:ollisions, morl! than 11. r•c•t -..... ' s·tered ".,.;",ho·... . Je.··"·' and total mo.les.· ' 24.000 accidents involving deer driven has also risen along with the occur each year. deer population. The number of deer-vehicle co IIi- · "Anyr 1•111e y<>u h1ove a ho' enh ubun, ions has increased 24 percent from d'·on··· .- <>t' deer to •., 0 along wo'th more · veho'cles· <>n the "N>ud and onore mo'le·.,· 1990 through 1997, or un uvemge of three percent annually. Yearly drl'ven , th•re • wo'll be an t'ncre"se ~ in the declines in 'these accident totals number or collisions with d~er. While ac··• 1·dents· occurred in 1995 and 1997. These Ihe numb•r • ol· th•s·e • . · 1 remao'ns· ho' nh. yearly a····o'dent tOI"Is I h II year y deer·Ve ide CO ISIOn lola S e " " . include: 1997 _ 24.15·1; 1996 , involving deer have · actually 5 24 ,ou 11: 1'"'4 ·- • ~4.636, : remained steady over the pust Jive 4 ,~ 25 .. >.:199. n 1993. 24.813; 1992 . 22.758; 1991 - years," said John Wisse, u Division of 20.776i·<iffii· ·1990 -19.972. Wildlife spok~sman. 01. t'-· The Division of Wildlife says '"' 24,151 deer killed on the . d ht'ghway t'n Ohio in 1997. here is how Ohio's deer population has dec Ione · the number of reported accidents .. Mdst deer-vehocle collosoons stacked. up by c.ourr y for southeast- occur from Iale October through Oh I R 522 M k mid-December and during peri<~s of em to trave ers: oss ; . us be. . d ongum 516 ; .A!hens 493; Wa_shmglon darkness shortly · Th h' lore h sunnse b an ,. 403; Jackson 389; Hocktng 3.84: aller sunset. · 1e · og dest mom er o· Coshocton 354; GALLI.A 347; Sctoto collisions 1nvo vmg eer o,ccurs 1n · 326; Guernsey 323: Poke 268: Bel- November and when driving condo· mont 242; Perry .242; MEIGS 242; lions are. very • good. d h La wren. ce 213,· Vmton 203; Mornun . ·-When you see one eer cross I o • · 174; Noble 139; a_nd M . onroe 68.. road. look tl>r other d deer1 111 lnllow. h ·d There w~rc ~total of 5,848 deer:ve~~·-If you see a eer a ong I e" e cle c_ollos10n~ reponed tn Wtldhte of the road or upon u roadway, slow Oistnct4 d.urmg 1997. .. down. honk your horn and llash 1 yhur Some tops o. ffered by the Ohoo high-beam headlights se•era • h dl ' htimes . Insurance lnsll!ute '011) and the Deer tend to hxate on ea og Is. so ' Ohio Division of Wildlife to reduce Jlashing the may help preII' high-heam · the likelihood of striking a deer •enl a co osoon. include: . --If it appears you arc going to hit . ·- D_rive with extra caution. espe. • a deer, Idhen hit it anp stop your vehi· c~ally on areas where deer crosstng . cle un er control. It's natural to Stgns. arc dbposted. and I us~ seat bells us unempl. tnIswerve b hund a•oid I striking hrcquore . . y Slate aw. . an unoma . . Ul I e resu IS of I is -- Dnve at or below posted speed ttction can be fur worse than acluallimits to increase reaction time if deer ly· hilling a deer. should be upon or near a roadway. .. Ohio law gives resident drivers .J.. I of a vehocle mvol•ed 111 a deer-veho cle collision the first right of refusal tu lake a deer from an accident scene. Po·.··.·ession of·,., deer struck :and ko'll•d , d ....· · 11· · b· e accompa·urong db a co o.<oon · 1 must h "" · d me y a receop 1 at can b 1 1· .."" ossue y most aw en orcement olilcers. and the d Division t' Oh ' ofWildlil'e, •· Non d -resih ents o oo may notta•e a h b kb h' 1 eer 1 at as een struc y ave oc e. --Accident repons should be filed , with the proper law enforcement agency and your insurance company. The 011 is a trade association representing insurance companies and agent groups for the propenylcusually indu,try. Its muin objecti•e is to increase understanding or insurance and related safely issues. The Division of Wildlife has responsibility and regulatory authority to manage Ohio's , tish and wildlife resources. '· � 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. 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