http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0c6e67270ec44a29635d38c5994a91d9.pdf 4fc5f8aab2ada24c92d60298c4207edc PDF Text Text Friday y Page 16 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 19,1998 Weather I With little success URGES PEOPLE TO RESERVE JUDGMENT. Microsoft Chairman B~ll Gates wants people to reserve judgment until his own executtves take the witness stand In his company's antitrust trl_al to explatn e-malls about Industry rivals. , People Urged to reserve . I J"udgment ··n anb t"t I rus t t na (AP) WASHINGTON Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates wants people to reserve judgmem until his road, professes not to remember key events and frequently asks Justice Depanment lawyer David Boies to re,state his questions. own ext"«:uti\·es take the witness stand in his company's amitrusi trial . Gates, speaking by tekphone from to e.plain e-mails about industry hIS company's headquarters near s rivals. . eatt1e, accused Boies of " doing his Gates, who also accused the Jus- best over many. many ion~ days to tice Departmem of attempting ''to put put words in my mouth ." - .. ·:'· · words mmy mouth," said in an inter- . .·• Usmg the videotape in this way view Wednesday night that govern- JS, 10 a lot of ways, it's more about overn PR . . . ment lawyers were " trying use the g ment . . than the substance e-mails in a very misl eading way." of the case," Gates said. . . k . Six witnesse~ for the government A J us (1ce. spo eswoman Gma •1. . have test ified so far. ., Talamona, · ·d h' Sal f. "b· _co mfp amts "The best !hing is, if people "reflect M'c 1 roso t s o vwus rustra. t . .· would juSI wait until the Microsoft lion at its inabimo J o exp 1am away a11 people actually get up there and talk of the government's evidence about about these relationships." Gates told Microsoft's illegal behavior... The Associated Press. In one of the most important busiGates also appeared frustrated ness trials in a centul-y, Ihe govern· that government lawyers showed ment contends that Microsoft ille· hours of videotape recorded during gaily wields its intluence in the hi hhis three days of sworn test imony last tech industry because of its r~le summer. making the dominant Windows com'"! answered every question, com- puter operating system. pletely._ truthfully through many, The Justice Department and auormany. many long days." Gates said .. neys ~eneral from 20 states allege "The fact that they're taking snippets that Mtcrosofttries to maintain what out of that and holding them 'up with- they describe "-' monopoly power out having me there because they over the software that runs most of chose nor to call me as u witness. I the world 's computers. and that it think. is quite novel." attempts to use its influence to Gates is not among the 24 wit~ expand into new areas. such as the nes,"ies who will testify in person at market for Internet software. the trial. But under court rules, the To help build its case, the govgovernment can show videotape of its ernment has used internal Microsoft lawyers questioning Gates. e-mail messages in which rivals and The J-ustJL·e Department respond- business strategy were discussed. ed by calling the Gates deposition In deposition segments played "relevant and admissible evidence." Tuesday. for instance. 'Gates was In a statement. it noted that Microsoft asked about an e-mail he wrote in also has designated parts of the October . 1997 complaining that videotape to play at trial. · Microsoft could work more closely &n the tape, Gates appears to with IBM "if they weren't .•uch rabid evade qu~:stions he believes overly Java backers" - a reference to the Sun Microsystems software. to . Hund_reds of diehard stargazers - d1sapp01111ed <mce already when .douds blocked their view during the peak of the most sensational cl!lestial fireworks in 33 years- tried to catch the end of the Leonids meteor show. Clouds, howewr. blew in anain just t~fter ~u n se t ~eJnesday. aned it wusn.t until early •today that streak' mg meteors became visible to those gathered atop Doi Suthep at the hi ston e mountaintop Buddhist temple. . For nbout two hours, the mefeors t. r~ced V.:hite streaks across the inky r~sk.1es. Spectators, many of them cuded on st raw mats under bllu1kets. pomted skyw ar~ rrs new appeared every 20 minutes or so. The overall verdict was that today's sho~ was more satisfying than Tuesday night - when up to 10.000 people flocked to Thailand's ' peaks - but still not as spectacular as hoped. ' Wichai Thepquanyem. 18. made a · few wishes on falling stars, asking for health and longevity. "I don't think the wish will necessarily come true ," Wichai said. "But it's better to be sate than sorry." · Unlike Tuesday night. authorities in the nearby city of Chiang Mai did not turn off city, lights to enhance the view for stargazers and there was no major police presence to direct tmf- ones 1J · eht nlc and religious enclaves- peraps tempting targets for powerful neighbors such "-' Iran and Turkey. "While seeking to topple Saddam. the Americans don't want a weak and f ·s a ragmented lmq to follow." said ean Boyne, an analyst for Jane's Intelligence Review. The United States it.<elf. experts said . . was far from decided on the most etTective way to topple Saddam, ' · h 11 h b . . . w1t at eo v1ousop11ons-acoup or an msurrectmn - either fraught ·h bl · . . w1t pro ems or d1fhcult to lmplemenl , "Th •11 h · ,. . ey ave to get lucky. smd Terry Ta~lor. a former U.N. arms Jns.~cto.r mIra~ who il~es ~~ Bnta~n. He 1s runmng ~pretty ught sh1~; and that IS pulling II rather m1ldly, Taylor told The AssocJUted Press. fic up the slopes. ·:But the regime is also insecure on acc-ount of the narrow base of supporl it enjoys and that might at some point cause some destabilization.'' Saddam, 61. ha' wielded power for 30 years. Possibly the most ruthless Arab leader in modern times: he ha.< systematically suppressed all dissent. j~iling or executing tens of thousands. Barely a month after his defeat in the 1991 Gulf War. he swiftly crushect si multaneous revolts by lmq's Shiite Muslims in the south and Kurds in the nonh. Five yeaiJi later, his army returned to the north to smash a CIAbacked Iraqi opposition group. Iraqi opposition groups. whi.ch range from Kurdish . guerrillas to communist activists. face just as grim a fl}ture. Inside Iraq. they contend with an elaborate web of security agencies led by fellow clansme n and a deep culture of fear that leaves members of the same family unable. to trust one another. Outside the country. groups based mainly in London and Tehmn are preoccupietl' with infighting and ideological differences. hampering a unified stand in opposing Saddam. In a bid to unite Hussein's opponents, Britain said Wednesday it will host a meeting of lr.~qi opposition groups next week. The Foreign Office said Londonba.-.ed representatives of more than a dozen opposition groups have been asked to meei Derek Fatchett. a minister at the Foreign Office, on Mon day. Chulabi, of the National Congres.<. said Wa.<hington 's a.'sistahce could yield result•. He advocates an insurre<:tion from inside Iraq a.s the most fea<ible way of replacing Saddam. Speaking from London, he said his group had put together a military plan· to operate from western or ~uthem Iraq under aerial protection ·provided by the United States and its lighting. Already. the departure of severJI groups since 1992 ha.' con· sitlerably weakened his organizalion. As a result, Boyne said, some in the CIA are believed to favor a coup und remain behind the Iraqi National Accord: a shadowy opposition group some exiles believe was intiltr.lled by Saddam. That option. too, ha.< iL< detractors. Chalabi and others believe a coup is nOI pussible since the army ha.s no sizable units in Baghdad. Those deployed elsewhere in lr.~q are poorly armed, have little ammunition and their movements are severely restricted, they said. "Army units are secured against allies. ~ each other," said Andrew Duncan, a "What is needed is an area to military analyst ba.o;ect in Britain. "No assemble milita(y forces and 'the one can act without someone else declaration there of a provisional watching." government." he said.· ! A well-armed, special force indeBoyne, the analyst, said Washing- pendent fro·m the army, led by Sadton appears to favor Chalabi's insur- dam's son Qusai and .)!elieved to rection scenario, as evidenced by its numb.·.r e~hout 16,000, is deployed in decision to provide military aid to the Baghdad to protect Saddam and , Iraqi opposition. guard his palaces and vital installaBut, he said, other factions 'Nith- tions, Iraqi expert.< and opposition · _ in' the U.S. administration favor dif- otTicials say. ferent courses of action. Some doubt "It is not the efficiency of the · grou11.s like Chalabi'.s Iraqi National security apparatus around Saddam, Congress could hold the opposition but rather its ruthlessness," Duncan together in the event of sustained said. NOVEMBER . 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Anderson's DOWNTOWN POMEROY . . . j SJJ,900 By LARRY MARGASAK will. appear lor sworn interviews in Associated Press Writer closed session. but it is not clear that WASHINGTON - The House they would testify at hearings. . impeachment inquiry is moving Clinton, traveling in Asia. said beyond President Clinton's affair today he did not see any of the hearwith Monica Lewinsky. after an ini· ing but did get a "cursory" briefing. tial hearing· produced a heated clash He did-take issue with the commitbetween Independent Counsel· Ken- · tee's vote to subpoena Bennett. nelh Starr and presidential lawyer ' "As far as 1 know, there has nevDavid Kendall. er been a ca.se where a person's Starr made a grueling. · 12-hour lawyer was a.<ked to come and testiappearance before the committee fy,'' Clinton told reporters at Tokyo's 1 Thursday, fencing with hostile Haneda airport before boarding Air · Democrats and basking in Republi- Force One for a Oight to Seoul, South can praise before engaging in a Korea. much-anticipated showdown with In an hour of high drama, Starr Kendall. Starr was so 'much in the and Kendall. two tit~ns of the Washspotlight that the facts of his ington legal establishment, battled impeachment referral on the Lewin- each other as if they were performsky matter barely got .a mention. ing for a counroom jury. Before exhaus~lawmaken we,nt . . "l.et111l' begin wit,h the sim~le Qut home, they met in closed session to ·. ~werful truth that r\othi!JS, ,in this extend to move the inqu1ry -into the overkill of investigation amounts to Kathleen Willey ca'le and other mat- ajustitication for the imPeachment of ters. Majority Republicans approved the president' of the United States," subpoena.< for Clinton's lawy~r in the· Kendall said betore extending greetPaula Jones· case, Robert Bennett; ingsto Starr. It was one of the last peaceful Daniel Gecker, attorney for Mrs. Willey, a former White House aide exchanges between tpe two. who says Clinton groped' her near the "I thought that what we were here Oval Office; and an acquaintance of tOflay to discuss is a referral, which Mrs. Willey. major Democratic donor we believe contains substantial and Nathan Landow. credible information of potential Committee ofticials announced impeachable offenses by the presithat Clinton'.s closest aide, Bruce dent 0 f the United States." the prosLindsey. also would be subpoenaed. ecutor told Kendall after the lawye.r . No vote w~s required, because kept attacking Starr's conduct. Kendall asked at another point: Democrats did not object. All four Disagr~ement Today's Sentinel 2 Sections • 12 Pages ~ryers Coffee Tables Book Shelves STORE HOURS Monday-Saaanlay . 9:30to 5:00 ' trouble for any who suggest .c hange. Many Republi cans are frustrJted that Clinton gets more credit in public opinion polls than the y do on Social Security. even though he hasn't taken any stand nn the program 's future beyond a general demant.! to set aside gov- . emmenl surpluses umil it's fix~ll. · Clinton has met several times thi s month with top allvisi!N. including R.ubifl. to review Social Security options. But Rubin rejecled an invitation to t<;stify Thursday. sending David Wilcox instead. "The president in his State of the Union address said 'save Social Security first.' We all applauded ... but to thi' puint it's just a 'logan.'' said Sen . Phil Gramm. R-Texas. among the lawmakers from both political parlies who have been explicit about their vi ~ ioris 1997 OLDS DELTA 88 Local Senior Citiz~ns Trade. Only 34,000 low miles, power seat, cassette, tilt, cruise, leather inserts. WAS $14,900 Spee·i alat 1995 BLAZER 4 DOOR Only 3~,ooo low miles. 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Daily 3: 6-7-I; Daily 4: 6-4- 1-5 0 !998 Ohio Volley Publishiil8 Co. historical look at leukemia patients in Marion.County in hopes of finding an explanation for a higher-than-normal incidence of the disease. Epidemiologist Robert Indian said here Thu.rsday the department will conduct a detailed case study of residents diagnosed with the disease since 1992. ' Patients will be interviewed about their work and dietary habits. the pets they owned, the pesticides they used and a host of other topics. Committee impeachment hearing. Starr gave no indication that Dash was quitting. hailing his "great w'isdom t.!uring my tenure" and noting that Dash. had consulted on the impeachment referral that accused Clinton of abusing hi ~ presidential powers. "We were guided by Sam Dash. who had very strong views on that," Starr said. Amid strong critio.:ism of Starr's Lewinsky investigation. longtime associates of Dash in the legal profession have questioned him privately about why he continues to work for the prosecutor. lawyers who know ·Dash have said. Until now, Dash has strongly for the retirement progrJ.m. Without changes, experts predict Social Security will ruo short of ca'h in 2032. after the nation's huge baby boom generation retires. · Both politjcal parties say they want to work together to mend Social Secu· (Contlnued on Page 3) "And has anybody been tired from your office. Mr. Starr. for leaking'/" "No, because I don' t believe anyone has leaked gmnd jury information: Mr. Kendall," the prosecutor snapped back. . Republicans c~aracterized t~e subpoenas as the next logical step to move the inquiry forward. Members now have heard marathon testimony from Starr and read mountain~ of evi· dence he submitted in September to back his allegations that Clinton ~om mined impeachable offenses, including perjury and obstruction of justice. in the Lewinsky matter.. READY TO TESnFY - Independent CounHI Kenneth Starr "I think we're just going forth. was sworn In Thursday on Capitol. Hill, prior to te~tlfylng before \f)'ing to make sure that we' ve got all the Hou1141 Judiciary Commlttae'slmpeechmant hearings. (AP) the evidence," said Rep. Steve Republican resolution that refused to with Ms." Lewinsky and _denied he Chabot, R-Ohio. "I think that we' re recognize attorney-client contiden- had any conflicts, he willingly agreed making some real progress," · _tiallty in the- inquiry: 'Lindsey. a with Republican assertions that ClinTo Demc:JCrats, the new subpoe4J~ deputy White House counsel, has ton lied time aod agairr to conceal his were a .Republican admission that the unsuccessfully ruised that issue in rtlatiorishlp with the former White evidence so far ' has led to no' t<:derJI CllUrt to keep from answering House intern. ' impeachable offenses- not in the some questions in Starr's investigaAt the end of his appearanc~. Lewinsky case and. as Starr admitted tion. Republicans gave the former appeiThursday, not in the White House's Throughout the day Thursday. late court judge a standing ovation. misuse of FBI files or firings in the Democrats pounded Starr with' aileStarr's testimony was the tirstthe White House travel office. gations of misconduct - accusing commiuee had taken since receiving "That comes to bad news for tl1t him of failing to disclose contacts boxes of his evidence this fall . While most · angry Clinton · haters," said with Paula Jones' lawyers to the Jus- the full GOP-controlled House has Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass. "Hope tice Department and by discouraging voted for an open-ended inquiry. springs eternal in the breasl< of the Ms. Lewinsky from calling her Republican appetite for prolonged right wing. but I think it's less and lawyer la.st January. when prosecutors . proceedings has diminished markedless likely they're going to come up . and FBI agents working for Starr first ly in the wake of election setbacks. with anything." · confronted her about the affair with Thus, it was. not clear whether.-' or in the closed session , the com- the president. when - articles of impeachment mittee also voted party line for a While Starr denied misconduct would ever emerge from the panel. State health officials plan case study to target_high ·incidence of leukemia Good Afternoon Gun Cabinets . David Wilcox, a Treasury a.sistanl secretary, told the committee. "He will continue to review ... whether proposing a specific plan would help move the process forward." Clinton ha.' consistently stated his intention to begin nonpartisan talks on Social Security early next year. Wilcox said: GeneSperling, the administration 's point man on Social Security. said earlier this week that deciding the best role for Clinton is "a key strategic issue" for the administration. Archer said earlier this week that Republicans in Congress would push next year for both Social Security changes and a large tax cut; and that both were possible. · Treasury Secretary Roberi Rubin told reporters that he believes the nation should "first address Social Security and once that's been done, take up whatever other questions people want to put forward, whether it be questions of Ia" cuts or other programs." '• · In the pa.st. Social Security's tremendous popularity ha.< spelled political spurs Starr's ethics adviser to resign By PETE YOST . \ your usual professional decisionmaking by accepting the invitation of Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Sam Dash. the House Judiciary Commiuee to Kenneth Starr's ethics adviser, ' appear ... and serve as an aggressive resigned today after strongly urging advocate for the proposition that the the speciul prosecutor not to testify in evidence ... demonstrates that the the . House impeachment hearing president committed impeachable against President Clinton. . offenses." "As independent counsel you "You have violated your obligations under the independent counsel have only one narrow duty under the statute and have unlawfully intruded statute relating to the House's power on the power of impeachment," Dash . of impeachment," Da.•h wrote. "That one duty ... is to objectively provide said in a leuer to Starr. "I resign for a fundamental rea- for the House substantial and credisons." Dash said. "~gainst my strong ble·information that may constitute' advice. you decided to depart from grounds for impeachment." MARION (AP) - The Ohio Department of Health plans to take a , I; 992-3671 I By, ALICE ANN LOVE Associated. Press Writer WASI:f!NGTON - Neither President Clinton. nor Republican leaders arc· prepared as yet to be the first to endorse any specific Social Security fix, even as the clock tick~ on their pledges to aim for a solution ne'l year. "Without a specific plan from the president, a very difficult job will become muc~. much harder," Rep, ,Bill Archer, R-Texa.<, said Thursday as his committee opened the first congressional hearing on the issue since the Nov. 3 elections. Archer chairs the House Ways and Means Committee. which oversees the nation's retirement program. Despite increasing pressure· from Archer and qtliers. however. administration officials say Clinton ha.' no plans for now to send Congress a blu!'print for making sure Social Security doesn't run out of.money in the next century. . "It has been the president's judgment thus far that for us to put out a plan would not have been helpful, and could have served to polarize the debate." I Bedrooms Dining looms Single Copy- 35 Cents No _blueprint for Social Security fix coming soon $995.00 Customer Cash Down, 38 mo .• 12,000 miles per year. 5.05% lease rate . t 9,437 residual. .. ' Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 142 i Glider lockers " . Meigs County's Sosa wins NL's MVP designation Page4 for impeachment inquiry 1998 LESABRE Curios So las W11shers M11ttresses .End Tables ' Recliners lange's llelrigerilfors D11ybeds '· Sectionals Computer desks Tomorrow: Sunny High: 40s; Low: 20s New Sl.Jbpoenas ordered Satan worship investigated in Colombia BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) Authorities were searching for clues in the killings of 25 c'hildren whose remains- mostly skelelons- were found this week at the huttom of a ravine and scattered about afl over~ grown city lot. Forensic experts estimate the oldest victim was 16 and at least half were I0 or younger. Liquor boules were found beside some remains, and two victims were tied to lrees and apparently tortured. according to mayoral aide Luis Fernando Henao. Prosecutors said Wednesday they were considering all possibilities. including that the children in Pereira. a western state capital 110 miles from. Bog01a. may have been killed by vig- . 1lantes as part of a "social cleansing" campaign of suspected juvenile delinquents. Officials said they also- were probing the possibility that satanic cults were involved in at least some of the deaths. "It's a city where satanism is widely practiced. and there's a lot of talk that children are used in riiUals," Henao said. · Mayor Luis Alberto Duque said, however. that accounts linking the deaths to cults had "in a 'high per- . cent age been ruled out." "It's very distressing and disturbing . ... It's truly a mystery," Duque said. Smaller crowds gather for last-ga$p meteor show DOl SUTHEP. Thailand (A P) It was. at least. a spectacular sunset. CAIRO. Egypt (APJ- Its latest standoff with Saddam Hussein now pa.st. the United States is couning the lmqi opposition with the declared aim of toppling the !rnqi leader. But standing between Washington and the emergence of a new ·fmqi reg1me are a fragmented opposition that often suiTers from a lack of credibility and Saddam himself. a man with a singular repu1a1ion for survival . :'(Saddam) immune to coups, and h~ 1s the best amo~g cons~imtors, ·· sa1d Ahmed Chalab1, head ol the Iraqi Nahonal Congress. an opposition umbrella group considered a favorite to receive nearly $100 million in U.S. military a.«istance. Chalabi met with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Martin lildyk on Wednesday. But Iraq experts in the West dismissed the U.S. aid- approved la.•t month by Congress to oust Saddam -:--as a futile gesture. Some opposit1on groups even rejected the offer. . Many. in fact, fear that an Iraq wllhout Saddam would splinter into Ohio State-Michigan preview, Page 5 In need of loving support, Page 6 Thanks for many promises, Page 6 Today: Rain High: 40s; Low: 30s Washington courts lraq'.s opposition Sports November 20; 1998 defended the prosecutor to 'these associates. telling them that Starr is being unf~irly criticized by Clinton loyalists and that St~rr is conducting aggressive but faii' investigation. Dash recently has come under criticism from critics of Starr's oflice for the $400 an hour Dash charges the government for his services as ethics counselor to the prosecutor. an Dash said that he worked many free hours for Starr, pulling his actual compensntion at closer to S I00 an hour. Dash's pay is capped :Jt $118.400 a year. Dash has played a role in anumber of Controversies su rrounding Starr's otlice. Construction budget wins committee's full approval COLUMBUS (AP) - Republicans and Democrals, who three weeks ago were spending millions to · knock each other out of their House seats, put their differenc.es aside when it came to dealing with a $1.7 \liliion state construction budget. Members of the H9use Finance & Appropriation Commillee voted unanimously Thursday night to se nd the bill to the full House for consideration. House Sp,eaker JoAnn Davidson. R-Reynoldsburg, aitributed the relatively smooth passage of the bill to lessons she learned on her first capi1~1 appropriations bill two years ago. Then. a rancorous debate over money included for spans stadiums nearly derailed the bill and kept lawmakers at work into the smaiF hours . . of the m?rning. There !vas little evidence of partisanship Thursday. even though the . bill incl~ded $44 million for football stadiums for the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals. .. 1 tried to be more sensitive to members' needs.' ' Davidson said. That meant spreading around a sizable chunk of money for local projects - such as mu se ums. parks and theaters - that member.'i can show off to voters back home. · Lawmakers on the 31-member commillee spent most of Thursday in closed meetings trying to squeeze out a few more dollars tor the so-called ··.community projects." In the end, they came up with an extra $3 mil lion for projects such"-' League Park Tourist Museum in Cleveland. t~e Columbus Fire Museum and other things that don ' t necessarily have anything to do with state government. But members of members of both parties were most pleased with the record amount of money· to help school districts repair or replace rundown buildings. "What we have been fighting for the .last two years is to imp(pve edu: cation and to itnprov e our sc hool facilities:· said Rep. Barbara Boyd, D-Ckveland Heights. "This bill does that ." . The bill include' $505 million for school repairs ami constructiOn over. the two budget years ending June 30. 2000. . expected, Indian found in a study released in August. The high rate of leukemia is largely due to the prevalence of one type of l~ukemia among women 60 and older. Indian found 15 women with chronic lymphocyiic leukemia when 1.9 cases would be expected. In order for the case study to achieve statist ical significance, at least 50 patients will have to cooperate. Indian said. So far. he li'as contacted 10 patients. All were eager to assist. he saitl. • · While Indian searches for com"This is the only way we're going to find a risk factor:· Indian said . mon risk factors among all the "We're after where they were 20 patients. he also will conduct a separate analysis of the older women years ago, 10 years ago." · Meanwhile, the OHio Environ- with chronic lymphocytic leukemia mental Protection Agency and the to see if there 's a c01:nmon link Army Corps of Engineers will con- between them. tinue their assessments of the coun- Indian 's study is expected to take ty's soil, air and water. at leust a year to complete. Leukemia. a cancer of the bloodThe Ohio EPA said it plans to conforming cells, can take decades to develop after an exposure to a duct an exhaustive tesl of the drinking water Nov. 30 at River Valley leukemia-causing agent. Between 1992 and 1996, 57 Mar- · High School, where a forfner military ion County residents were diagnosed dump has been founcj on 5 acres of with •he disease when 39 would be school grounds . Thursday lor the excavation they will be doing to reduce arsenic rrom ditches this weekend at River Valley High School In Marion. (AP) MARKING TI-lE SITE.- Paula Figura, a•soclate hydrogeologlst, and Mike Gilmer, field team leader from Montgomery Watson·, an engineering construction company, placed markers -." • • ' . ·' �• Friday, November 20, 1998 • Commentary Page2 Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio Ohio weather Miscellany from the nation's capital The Daily Sentinel 'EstaiJfi.lftLtl Ul 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 ·Fax 992-2157 ' Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. • ROBERT L WINGETT Publ- DIANE HILL COntroller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General ~anager ••komH ...,. to tN Nitfl' a-om ~ Oft • ""'-' ~ allop#A. Sh«t ,.,_,.. (3110 word• «,_.I,.._, lfW Dlll.r dWtt:J# til ...... ptlbliMfJd. TntH' lelThe Ma1inrl -,..~-1111...,.1»_,_ _ _ •...,.,..,-.., It...,.. , • •;V. •"* to • preMou• Mtkl• S..'*'-'- t 11 Ccu1 St. Pomtroy, OIHo and defl#mf p1tt:JM numNt: SptlcJI'y • diN or Mtr.r. IIMI to LA,_. to tn. Edlttw. n. 45769: or, FAX ftJ 611f..11!12-2157. Excerpts from other newspapers across Ohio By The Associated Press Excerpts of recent edrtonal~ of ~tah:"'idc and nJttonaiJnt~rcst from Ohro newspapers Akron Beacon Journal, Nov. 15 School supcnntendcnts anus~ Ohm muo. t hJ\ ~ p.1lcd on heanng that the Oh1o Board of Tax Appeals ruled a co-o" nc-r of a he- PC"rry nuclear power By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller Shon lakes from long-winded muckrakers. Whne House numbers-crunchers arc now quielly confidenl 1ha1 lhey have lhe numbers 1n lhe House 10 avoid an impeachment 1nal by 1he Senale. Many Republicans have pnvately voaced their des1re to get the impeachmen1 hc!arings over wilh as qutckly as possible And Judocoary Commollee Chaorman Henry Hyde. R-111 • \IIBniS 10 make sure lhal a vole is held before Ilk! end of the year -· in part so 1ha1 oncoming members won'l have 10 cas11heor ·firsl vole on can conference. If o1 's ~rue, as lhey say. lhal dmrily begms al home. lhcn perhaps Tipper Gore oughl lo 1honk 1wicc before she lakes to the! lalk-show c1rcu11 again. Las1 Fnday lhe second lady made an ompassooned plea before lhe na1ion on Larry Kong LIVe. She had JUSt reiUmed from a lour of stonn-ravaged N1caragua and Honduras, the president•s Impeachment where tens of thousands lost their R•ghl now, Whne House ms1ders are expecling ompeachment anodes IO pass Ilk! ludocoary Commlllce by a parly-hnc vole . Once Ilk! ossuc reaches Ilk! House noor, they expect lives 10 Hurncanc M11eh. Obvoously qune shaken by lhe 1ragcdy, Mrs. Gore appealed iearfully for much-needed donalions. ··one 1hmg ! learned os !hal cash three or four Democrats from conservaovc dtstncts 10 vote in favor. That mean~ Clinton needs to con .r vmce at leasl a dozen Rcpubht·ans to vote ag3tnsl impeachment to 3\0id a would be the most Important donat10n that could be made:· GorC sa1d. ""And m both counlnes, the dJstnbuuon method for g1vmg aid 1s gomg to he through the church structure.·· lnalm lhe Senalc . Keep your eyes on Rep. Peler Kong, R-N Y., whom lhe Whuc House regards as lhc closest thmg lhey have lo.a fncnd m lhe Repubh- We arc touched 1ha1 Mrs. Gore. along wolh many others. cares enough aboul the people ul Honduras 10 lend her moral suppor1 m tlus tome uf cnsos ll1e second lady even stayed overntghl in a 1mt, she 1old King, " because I didn't wantlo dosplace any of the rehef workers, who were helping people." But we also hope lhal lhe Gores back up !heir heanfeh concern wilh an equally hcanfelt donablln Last year. you may re.call, lhe Gores donated a full $353 of thc!ir $197,797 income 10 charily Since ' John Podesla replaced &skme Bowles as Whole House ch1ef of staff, the executive mans1on has gone back 10 the fulure Bowles, a North Carolma businessman, was a soft-spoken, genteel manager who preferred to keep above the fray when discussoons g01 messy. The mercunal Podesla is more suo ted lo Clinlon 's tc:mperament. Whne House siaffers say. Under Bowles, meelmgs started on time and were run 10 an orderly fashion . He kepi the! Wh1te House runnmg like a corporallon' smooth and effic1en1, wllh ,everybody knowmg the1r places on lhe machonery. Buf under Podesla, lhe Wh11e House os operaung more hke 11 dod in Chnlon's early days.: when p•u.a bo<es huered lhe Wesl Wing and meellngs could go on endlessly wolhout a decision beong made One insoder calls Podesta a "mastc:r leg- planl os elo goble for refunds worth $24 mollo on on propeny taxes paod smcc 198K ll1c 1mplocatoons oflhCrulong for sc hoofd1s1n"ets arc scnous and emphaSJ'l.C once agam the need 10 redut·c thL" dcpcndcn~.c on lcx:al property taxes to fmancc sc hools. Busmesses pay .e suhstant1al amount of the propcny taxes that fin'ance local schools In addouon_IO real cs1a1e laxcs. lhcy arc assesse):l on langoble parsonal property- !halos fumoture and fixiUre s. Inventory. machmery and eqUipment used m bus mess ; 11115 assessmenl on archoteclural and cngmecnng work IS what Duquesne conlested II argued lhe lax was unfaor. and lhe lax appeals board agreed : Ohio has 30 power plan Is. If lhe Duquesne ruhng holds, ot woll sel a prtccdentlhat olher compames woll follow. ; The Duquesne ruhng blows an01hcr hole on a syslem that the stale hogh · We have seen one acc1dent afler another 1n the past several months, many mCiuJmg a1'rcrafl. The mosl recenl came Sunday when four Navy fl1ers a~oard the USS Enlerpnse docd on the cold walers of Ihe Atlanloc Ocean durIn~ noght floght operauons " He 's good in small meetmgs, of ~or four people. Bu1 he's terrible at running b•g meetmgs." Podesta 'will have his work ciu oul for him. The House S~r-to­ be, Rep. Roben LivingsiOn, R-La.. is every bot the deal-maker !hat Podesta IS He's spenl his careeT cutling deals among cOlleagues as a member of lhe AppropriatiOIIli Commonee, and he underslands lhe an of leverage. On legislalive matlers, !he While House expects L1vmgs10n 10 be a much tougher adversary lhan Gongnch. The feud hasn"l recetved much coverage, but il could have much greater long-lerm 1mpac1 lhan lhe 1abloid baules be1wcen the presidenl and Ken SlaiT. The Federal Reserve and lhe Office of Complroller of lhe Currency doni hke each other much The 1wo agencies are fighung over who gel< to regulale nalional banks under a sweepmg bank modermzat1on effon under way in Congress. A bill was expecled to pass lhos fall but collapsed al lhe lasl mmule, amtd threaiS of a presidenlial veiO. The admm1str.atmn 1s s1d1ng wtth OCC. whtle mosl people m Con, gress support the Fed Longumc congresstonal s1affer Jake Lewis, now editor of "The. Nadcr"Leuer" on banks and consumers. reporls !hal Acting OCC ch1ef Juhe Wilhams has been lak!ng heal from 1he Fed for suggesting 10 banks lhal 1hey slop makmg bad loans· Williams was pan1cularly erotical of Long Term Capital Managemenl, 1he g1an1 hedge fund that recenlly collapsed and was rescued by a Fed-ammged balioul Sa1d Wilhams to a risk-manage- . Today as you mark the memones of the \\.Onderful men and women who ' h:h c govcn the lasl full measure ol lhemselves, take a momenl and lhmk about those sun on the front hnes. ' Checklist for the impeachment hearings Letters· to the editor- By William A. Rusher Between now and 1he end ot the . America's helping hand Dear Edotor. : i\mcroca os today hclpmg the people of Sou1h Amcnca who are recoveron~ from Ihe cffccls of El Nmo People always ask why we should help Ihem IR-Ihc I920s and 1930s. Holler and Ihe Nazo party wid Ihe German people, wbo were lrymg 10 get through the Greal Depress10n.that of they were elcctClt 10 polnoeal ofhcc lhal they would go>c Ihem everylhong Ihat lhey had losl "'"·' rcsull ol fnsong the Forst World War added 10 1hc lcrnble cffccl from the t.Jq,Tcsswn year, national attention Jud1c1ary Comm iltee, which is now holdong hcan ngs on the w1ll •nevuably be focused on lhe hearmgs of the House Jud1ciary Comm lllJ'e and any acuon lhal eolher Ihe commillee or 1he full Hou se may take as a resull How woll ot all play ou1? Herewnh, a checkhsl of poonJs to temember: questton will report ~ of Repre se nlauvc s the full House probably on December At thi S Writing , Kenn eth Starr IS I The Cm\Siltutmn vests m the House and to lhc Rusher power to unpcach a pres1dent -- m Ihe on Iy certaon Witness -- . snme - lhmg the Democrats once looked forward to hut , on second thought, ~•rc bcgmnmg 1o worry about Mr S1arr has undergone one of Ihe great effect, 10 dec1de thai he oughl 1o be lro cd The lroal, however. must be conducted by t~c Senate, and lis GCrnun people hstcncd to them , Jasc1sts and nuiJtanst s domg the same m only power, if 11 fonds h1m gUJhy, IS IHtly and Japan would t:ome to power an those nations as well The re sult was. to remove hun, by a two-th1rds demom zmg s of modern Amcncan the Second World War that kollcd 50 molhon people vole . It is a safe bel 1ha1 a lot of hiSIOry, with v1r1ually no opporluno: After the war. Europe was m t uans 1 he Unued Kmgdom was bankrupt Amcnt:ans don ' t observe lhts dl s· ly to defend homself How will he ,u(d would lose most ol her overseas emp1re In the years lhal lollowed, llncllon, and, when asked by a poll- appear an person, on national te\cvlJapan was also m rums Amcnca under the Marshall Pl an reached out a hclpsler, '"Do you think Presodent Ci on - ston'1 Much hangs on the answer. mg: hand so that n11lh ons would not starve and to c.:ontmuc the lrccdom that 3 Thus lar, lhc unly mailers ion should be Impeached "' " oeply i\incnc,t and her alhes had paod such a ho gh procc lor "'No" -- when whal they really _referred by Mr. Starr 10 Ihe Judocoa:The Sovtct Un1nn w.1s wJ\Img and wautng to step m With Its huge army mean IS that lhey don 'l thonk he ry Committee as possibly Impeach as· II had done when they lobcraled the natiOns nf caslcrn Europe Irom Naz1 able offenses mvolve alleged omsGermany Only unhke lhe, Umled Sldtcs and ns allocs. lhc Sovoel Army ought to be removed II 1s cnllrcly conduct (perJury , subornatiOn of possi ble 10 beheve lhat Mr Cionwould neve r leave ton 's conducl warranls Impeach perJury and wuness 1ampenng) -by ' :The same thtng VYould have happened, wtthout Amcnca's vast and neverM1 Chnlon tn connectiOn wath the cn'dmg ,ud , lo lhc counlnes around the world There arc always pohlocal par- ment, but lhat the Senale ought 10 Momca Lcwonsky scandal Will any yec1de agaonst removmg h1m lor u tic s and leaders JUSt waJtmg to sc1zc power whcll a countr) has su ffered a 2. The House has already 'otcd others be forthcommg ' These dt sastcr, c1thc1 man made ur natural All to of Len those \eadet s arc c 1thcr ' overwhelmmgly (by huge margons might InVolve WhucwatCI , ' rravcl llg.unst Arncru.:a or turn aga1nst Amcnca once they t:omc an to power. It IS far gate and/or F1legate -- but not Ch•bcttc1 to spend h1ll1ons on food , water, mcd tcal suppl1cs and eqUipment than on both par11es) to dcc1de whether Mr Clmlon oughl to be Impeached , nagalc, wh1ch has never been a part to spend b1lhons on the weapons and spend Amenc<~n li ve~:, t(l set free a and has referred lhe quest1on lo 1ts of Mr. Starr's f1e)d olmq01ry In all nat1on and Its people who are ruled by a dictator who proves a threttt to Amcroca and us mterests around lhc world. Wolhoul Amenca helpong lhese ~eople they may chose a leader and leadership thai IS not what lhcy really wanl or need. We have seen thiS happen ,oil loo ohen all ,tround the world Money and supplie s we can replace, :The Nam Iold Ihem Ihey would govc back 10 them,, new place as a world ll!adcr .111~ a new cmpare that would last a thous.md yca1 s Unfmtunatcly, the Amt: n ct~ n hves we cannot replace Results speak for themselves I wou ld lok e "' thank eac h responder mvolvcd wuh Ihe Nov 5 tram Lcakon g hydrochl oroc aud certa inly ha s the p01cn11al for daonagc bolh to people .ond 1hc envoronmclll Wh en I an 1vcd on I he sce ne almut 7 am , Ihe Muso n Co unty OflJce of Em c1gcrH.:y Servtccs. Pt Pleas ant F1rc Department .1nd nlher emergency 1csponsc rcrsonncl had cstahhshcd a sale hound dry and were qut ckly a ssessi ng the sJtuauon 1 he AKZO reS pon se team was .tlrc,1dy suited up .md pcr lormt ng a sstc rcv 1cw ' 'I he houurn l1nc 1s lh.t! nohml y was sct1uus \y IRJUr~(J With on ly .!lew tn1nor exposures reportctl !rom the OhJO stt.J e, .md 1hc cm!! lnn nH.:nt was protcch.: U as the spil l w.1s p ro p ~o:r l y c:o nt.uncU .md l:l~o:.m~o:d By p10pctly 11HIIl<l£' 1n g the sp 11l sJtc, re sponse pc1 snnnc\ worked l:lthc ' ly w1th CSX .mJ the produc t m.muf.tdun.: r:-; to s,I h::l y tclurn t il ~.: .uc ,, to !Hlllll.tl Man y people worked thtou ghout the 111 ght Nn th e C\Cill w.Is n·t handled 100 pcrL Cilt pcd ct:t ly Th.1t ' ' th e n :: .m lll !01 po!>.( 11\r..: ldcnt cvalu.lllons and " lcs ~o n s lcaJn cJ But th e rc ~ ull, spc.1k lor thc111 o.;c/vcs A po tcnual dts <Istcr wa s a propc1ly h.md\cd 1111. 1Jl.:nl My hal 1s ofl to c,H: h rc,ponder mvohcd Kevin Ucnnis, Ma<on Count) Local By George R. P lagenz The bumper sto cker on the car stopped m fronl of me at lhe red loght read "Real men love Jesus " The tmphc&tJon was that real men love Jesus because Jesus was a real man On thos subject Chnstoans have been rece1vmg m1xed s1gnals for the pas I 2,000 years. "Almos t mvanably the del aliment on Route 2 Sou th hclow Henderson Emcr~cncy Planning Committee Chairman ' pictures ~ we have been g1ven of Jesus show hom woth a halo ar6und hos head, " ·says Bruce Bart~1n 111 ht s book, "The Man Nobody Kn ows" (Bu cca nee r Books, 1992) " II reqUires on ly a Ionic 1cad1ng bel ween the Iones 10 rc,oh zc Ihat the patniCT'i h .l~c nwdcd us,'' Barton \\I riles "'They have shown us a trail man. under-muscled , wuh a solt fac e -- .t woman s fa~.:c covered by u hcdrd ~- ,md a hetll g n hut halllcd look as though the problem s ol lov In g WCIC SO g11CVOUS !hal death wou ld he a welcome rele ase " Barton's Je sus w.1 sn 1 l1ke th1 s Ft~r !rom hc 1n g the "p.tl c G,,hlc.m"' ol poet 1\lgernon SwJn hurnc h1s Jesus was an nutdoo1 m.\n 'w llh muscle s hard as ~ron ,' ~.1ys Barton, who w.ts hc st known ,\S .111 .JdVCIIISIIl!_! l"XCl:U(JVC • T- • (The • form he he aded was the aflecuons of women hke manli ne ss " renowned Bat- ten, Bar1on, Durs11ne and Osborne.) Rccalhng the gos pel story of Jesus c h.tstn g the money -changfrom er s temple the Banon wntes " Noone watched h1111 WhO There have been olher attempts lncrature and fancy to make Jesus appear more manly and human. Will ~am 'E Phopps, a bobhcal scholar from Davts and Elkins College. a small Presbytenan msto tulJon 1n West V1rgima, wrote a hook en111icd. 'Was Jesus Marned' " (Harper & Row, 1970) To rconforce h1 s pos1110n that Jesus was nol celibate bul had a wok. Phopps coted scholarly rctcl · CJH.:cs 1n Plagenz Ill ciCtJOil 011 lh<tl ,tflcrn oo n had any douht thai he W,\S full y Lap~hk ·o l· l,lkang: ~.:.w.:: ol lmn,cll No n. thhy p!iCSt 01 monc yt: h.m gcl c.ncd Ln sl,mtl up to thm;c h1 ~.:c ps" Jt:sus · .lppc,il to women who t.:O II SI IIUICJ ,\ J,u gc ruopmlHHl llf 1\ Js C)osC lncnd'i, IS oftclt CJ ICd ,\s cv &dc nu: nt h1s lemi !IITIIIY But the tnn -oltcn l oJ!!O ltCil fact tn the se rel ,\tJO ns hlp s.- s.Jys Bnllun "1s thut women . u e not drawn hy wea kne ss The sallow laced, th1n -hppcd, so-c alled s pill tun! type may awaken mntcm .ll Jnsttnd s hut li lnc'e the wotld hcg.m nn powc1 h,p; l.l ~ tcn cd lit\.' " Hc hn:w ~.:ultuJc .. he noted , 'plauxl h1gh v.1lu c on 111 iU . rJage .mJ (,;h1h.hcn It w.ls .1ssumed that C \CI Y son 111 .1 Hch1cw tam1ly \VOU ld 111 ~11 ry " ThcJc!Oic. lhc B1hlc \ sil c nt:c 1cga Hhn g Jesus' mant a! stntus shou ld he Interpreted . accmdmg tn Phopps . " lo mean tll.ll he loll owed the a~.:ccp ted mores ot h1s culture .lnd 11l.UIJCd." Whole Ban on·, book lcndcd 1o' hc1 ghten Jes us' ,taturc 1n !he eyes ol oc.odcos , hooks lokc Phipp s' shocked many But none enraged Jc.Jdcrs more than a p10postUon ol fercd by Thom ,ts Hearns of the • 25'/42• Clllnland 21"140> ' ons around th~ philosophy faculty at the College of W1lham and Mary, who raised the question , "Was •Jesus a Stssy?" " Pastors and Sunday school teachers often leel compelled 10 dep1c1 Jesus as a sorl of early John Wayne -- angnly dnvong the money-changers from the lcmple, 1elhng the Phansees where to go on lhc lou ~ hest lcrm s, stay ong cool m 1he face of adversny and, as 1n every good western, defealong lhe -llaylon- 23</42' ' As far as he was concern'ed, the wotld needs more ol the fem1n1ne quallloes Jesu s expressed '" Jesus was g1vcn to cxprcssmg a wade tangc of emotiOns," says Hem ns '"He wept wtthout shame He responded 10 beauty He was to uched With compassionate ten - dern ess al lhe soghl bl suffcnng. He loved lillie children the hords of the aor and the lolocs ol Ihe il cld. Here was no John Wayne " George Plagenz is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enter· prise Associatio'!. ,, - ~ : :~t:~4~ J p •. Cincinnati 24"/44 " . " -- C 1998 AccuWeather1 !nc1" - - -PI C1ouOy SUiny ,-- - ' ~--' Cloudy l ,..-..-.. - r· Rain . .•. FUries ,.-.r-c~.:..) .Ice. Snow Chance of snow showers possible i·n region tonight By The Associated Press Snow os predicted for northea•l Ohio tonight with up to one inch accu· mulatoon possoble some- places. Rain is possible elsewhere in the slate: Lows woll be 30-35. Cold wonds blowing across the warmer waters of Lake Erie could pro-duL-e more snowshowers on the nonhc!ast on Sruurday. Snow flurries are like· I) on lhe norlhwest and central. H1ghs Will be in the 40s. The record-hogh temperature 'for this date at the Columbus weather stauon wa< 74 degrees in 1942 whole the record low wa~ II in 1914 Sunsel tonoghl woll be at 5 12 p m. and sunrise Saturday 31 7:23 a.m. Weather forecut: TonoghL Panly cloudy early, then mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and snow showers afler midnight. Lows in tlil: lower 30s Norlhwesl wind I0 10 15 mph Chance of rain 70 percent. Salurday... A chanc~ of snow flurries in the morning, otherwtse becomon~ mostly sunny. Highs in 1he mid 40s. Sawrday night.. Mostly clear. Lows oh the mid and upper 20s. Extended forecast:, Sunday Clear Hoghs in the lower and mid 50s'. Mondfry ... Moslly clear. Lows in the m1d and upper 30s and htghs on the lower 60s Tuesday. Panly cloudy. Lows in !he upper 30s and h1ghs on !he lower 60s Decline in ranks, money worries National Guard McCONNELSVILLE (AP) Ohoo Army Naloonal Guard officials are wonied thai budge! culs and 1he ded1111ng number of guardsmen could hurllhe Guard's ab1IUy to help <oulhcast Ohio in a lime of need. ··we have losl 30 percenl of our Ioree strength m the last seve n years due to budgel cuts and it is more 1mportan1 th~m ev.er to get across to legJSialors what the Guard means 10 communotoes hke McConnelsville, C.tmbridge,and Olhers 1n the regoon. " stud Brag Gen Hartley. deputy.com· mander ot the 381h lnt~lry Do vi soon. ' Correction The Roverbend Talent Rev1ew '98 w11i be held Nov 27 and 28, 8.15 p m. at the Meigs Moddle School in Moddleport. and not Dec. 27 ~nd 2~. a> mdicated on a photo caploon 1n Thursday's D.uly S~ntonel. The cor\ red Jatt!s wc:re g1ven In the story. The 'Daily Sentine, (USPS 213-960) Communily Newspaprr Holdings, inC". Pubhshed -cv rry afternoon. Monday thiOUJh , 1 ruJ ay 1 \ 1 (o,Jrl Sl , Pomeroy, Ohlo. by tllr. Ohm Valley Pub\1~hl'l8 Company Second e1au JXlS11gc pa1d <~l'l':.anc•oy , Ohio M~mll'lr: 1lic A.~~oc1ah.<l Pres!! and th~ Ohio ~. wspap..:r Ass.x:wut:n i-uslmaster· Send cddrcJ.s com:~,:tlon.~ to The ~Ja~l~ Sc ntm~l, I i 1 Court St, Pom eroy, mo~o 4'i769 SUBSCR!P'TtON R4TES One Wctk , , , , .... J2 OC I One M u nlh •. •..•• •••• S8 70 One Year . .. . .... SlC4 00 SINGLE C.)PY prJCE Ualiy .•• . ,J5 Ce nts 'iuhsc11bcrs nnt dcs1nng to j)IV Ibe oawer ma~ rcm1t m advance tltrcctlo T!JayJa ly Sen tnd on a three SIX or 12 rr•u nth b<~f,IS . Credit 111 11 be !,:I VCR C3tr1Ct C<C 'l,.,ct'4 No subscrmtmr bv mat l permitted u:. areas 1 ,.,)ler~ home cafnC ' ._cf'o'ICC I!!&. '3\lllbi :: Puhhsht; rcs.-rvcs the ng!u !0 adjust r<~IC! tlur· mg th ~ snbscnp11on p CIIt;t(l Subscu~110n oate d1.mgc~ may he 1mplem~n1etl b~ cho:ng m& tlt ' du r 111nn tlf the suh s~np liClll MAoLSUIISCrdMION lnslde Meigs County 13 We~ks ........... .$27 30 16 Wed:.,; . • .. ..............$53 8l • .. ............ ,SHJ5 ¥' 13 .. ' Our marP • on..-:ern in all sturie~ is 'o W Lucnrnlc. ~r you know or an error In a stm')', ta~l lhc newsroom at (740) 9'>221-55. We wtll check your in£ormat.on nnd m11kc a correctlo.l if warranted. News Department., I'! he main oo.-11bcr is 992·2155. Dep o,;.r:.- II Gcnuai Manager. . . . .. .. News. mc•tl extensions are: ! 1 ........ ....E~~:t. II 01 fJ(t, 11~·2 oriAl,!JC6 ! 01iler Services ! AdH:rt1s;:1g. .Ext. UG4 : C~rcutalm':l I Clnssrfle~ AOs. ,_ . Ext. 1103 l~lratlon before we were to ru~o,h Out and put dov. n a 'IX"Itic marL.er · A \\' h1te Hou...e conference on Soc tal Secunt\' on Dec 8-9 y, ill ... rart that proce". Sp.:rhng '-aid Bu1 he added 1ha1 ··a dJ):and-a-half cun krence ""' gmng. to produce a magiC plan to bnng e\ efl on~ togeLher ·· Sen. Judd Gregg . R-N H . v. ho 1'- to att~nd the: conterenc~. ~nJ 'omcthmg a.' hard and fa<1 a_, le~o;lallon hnl needed from Clonlon. but Gregg added ··as long as he b functJOmng on a plane of the rther~al \\elan t mo\c! ·· .. What v..i! nec:d to hear from the pre, Idem '' \\ h11.:h ol the: t'punn, Ihal are out there he \\ould be v.tlling to con,ader:· Gregg ... ~uJ Povi.ible !'>Oiullon~ for Suc1al Secunl) ·, com1ng ra . . h crunl h 1m: lut..Je 'urh pohtu:ally un~VOI) 'teJ)' a.' rahmg 1he retirement a£e or 1nmmmg retm~e~· yearly. co,t-of-IJving raJSC\ Man)- Repubhcam. and "--rne Democrat"- ,u~!!e'l that unrt...er' coOitl ~am fnore by putting retlrt!mem contnbuuon~ mto -~h~ 'll!X k mar~t:l than Soc1al Secunty now gam .. by m\e~lmg the money m ~overnm.: nt hnnd . . Clanton. wh1le nol reJecung 1he 1dea of md1vu.hml Jn\e..,tmenl accounts, A slereo syslem and Jewelry were among Ihe Items reponed slolen from ha< expres>ed unease about ,lock maii<e1 nsk' a Tuppers Plains residence recently. Chrisuna WC!i!fall, Arbaugh Addluon. reponed she lefl her 1raoler Ia" week and upon Wednesday found II had been enlered through an end wondow. according lo Meogs County Shenff James M Soubby. : held Sunda). 7 p.m. atlhe Long Bo~- . Reponed stolen were an RCA s1creo sy"em. a Moddlelon doll. compacl ' LEPC meeling The Mc1gs Count) Emergency 1om l"nlled \1ethodo'l Church_. · d~scs and Ca.'isette tapes. vadeo tape!'! , a man\ weddmg nng. woman\ wedPl annmg Commlltee w1ll hold a reg- Pan,h1oner' ar~ :.h.lo..t>d to brtn!! cans dmg nng.lwo pa1rs of man's boots and two boule'~ of prescription medic me . ular meeung Tue...tay. II ·30 am .. m of fO<XJ fur 1he Coop.:ralll"e Parish · Deputies log domestic violence arrests the C!onterence room of the Mergs Food PJnlry. Meigs announcements : Two arresL'i on charges of domestic VIolence arrests were made recently County Mul11purpo~. .SenmrCenter. by depulles of lhe Meogs County Shenffs Office. Harold Dwoght McDaniel. age unreponed. Pagelown. wa• arresled. and Jailed Wednesday on a warrant chargmg domesuc v1olence 1ha1 allegedly OC!'Urred Nov. 13. , , Katrina Snodgrass. 33, Racone. was arresled early todayon a charge of domesloc violence following an alleged ahercauon. She wa• placed m 1he Gallia Counly Ja1L Mulberry Hd gh1 s. Pomeroy. Regular bu~mt>~s will be! conducred tndudmg annual hazardou~ malenal!\ cxerC I..,~ anJ dp. ..:u~~w n of LEPC projet:t.,. lur ltJYl) For more mtonnauon call th~ Roberl E Byer. Bnan J. Reed. 31. Moddlepon. wa.• arreSied Thu..,dJy aflemoon by Meogs County shenffs depu11es on first offen<e 'charge of dnving under financtal responsibility aclion suspension. He wa< jruled on the Meogs Counly Jaol pend- Thanksgiving service Thanko.;g1vmg se rvace' w1ll be mg a hearmg m county f;OUrt A Pomeroy woman was cned by lhe Meigs County Shen ff s Office on a misdemeanor charge of obstructing jusloce after she allegedly lied 10 a depu1y allemplmg lo serve a lheft warranl on her daughter Charged wa• Melinda McClain. age unreponed. Landtill Road, who allegedly hed to lhe deputy conccrnong lhe whereabouts ol her daughler. Healher McClain. She was ci1ed on a charge of hampenng 9r 1mpedmg a public ;,fficoal performing lawful duties I One-vehicle accident investigated RD/Shell ............................... 47). Sears ..................................... 48% Shoney's ................................. 1~ First Star ..............................72l. Wendy's ............................... 20). Worthington .........................13j. _11_11_ Stock reports are tht~ 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. Juha Sulo. 27. Pomeroy. wa' soulhbound on Stale Farm Road when she faoled 10 Slop for a s1gn atlhe junction with 143. according to a Meogs County Shenffs Office report. The car sli<\ through 1he JUncllon, cumong to resl m a dilch on the olher s1de of 143. Damage 10 her 1987 Subaru was listed as moderate. EMS units record 7 calls ' Units of the Meigs Coumy Emergency Medocal Service recorded seven calls for assistance Thursday. Unns respondmg included. CENTRAL DISPATCH 6:47p.m., Rockspnngs Rehabililatoon Center, Pomeroy, Herman Lawson, Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal. 10 17 p.m., Cole Slreet, Middleport. Trudy Milchell. Pleasant Valley t • Immunization clinic The Me1g'i CHunty Health Depanm~nl w1tl otfer .1n 1mmunzzau ot1 chnoc Tucswy. Y-11 am and 1-3 p m ,ot lhe Meog' ~1uh ipurpo'" Cen­ ler. Pomeroy. Choldren mu'l be aCi.:orn pamed hy parent or lega l guard1an \\.Jth chrld' 1mmumza11on record For more mtom1.111on. call the health depanmcm al Y92-6626. Jackson plans return to region Woman charged with misdemeanor IOpm Rockwell ...........................48~ uf Meogs 6817. Slate RoUie 143 and S1a1e Farm Road m Columboa Town,hop Thursday around Am Ele Power ......................49'1• Akzo ......................................3M. Ami'Tech ................................. && Aahland 011 ........................ .49')• AT&T .....................................63'1. Bank One ................................ 53 Bob Evans ............................ 23~ Borg-Warner .........................51'1. Broughton ............................... 18 Champion ............................1O'l'. Charm Shps............................4~ City Holding ............................ 33 Federal Mogui... .....•...: ......... 58'Gannt~tt ................................. 65~ Goodyear ..............................56'1.. Kmart .....................................15'1. Kroger .................................. 56'· Lands End .............................19% Limited ................................. 27j. Oak Hill Fln1 ..........................19'.1 OVB ....................................... 41 ~ One Valley ............................... 33 Peoples ......, ............................ 26 Prem Flnl ............................... 17'!. dorec~or County Emergency SenJce..,. al 992 - Middleport man placed in county jail Hospital. M1ddlepon squad assosled. II :57 p m, Hysell S1ree1, Middleporl. Jack Phollops. VMH. Mld· dleporl squad assisled REEDSVILLE 1.53 p.m.. volunteer fire deparlmenlto Lockskollet Road. brush fire, Mike Hayman properly. no mJunes reporled. Tuppers P/ams and Chesler VFD assosted. RUTLAND 10 am. VFD and squad to ROlland Elementary School. oven fire. no mJunes reponed. Velerans Memorial 5·49 p m., Slate Route 124. m01or Thursday admissions- Herman vehode accident. Carol Phollops. Lawson. Pomeroy refused lreaunent, Cenlral Dospatch Thursday doscharges- none. squad asSisted: , Holzer Medical Cenler 7 07 p m.. Nelson Road, Betty Discharges Nov. 19 - Mrs· Adorn Skaggs and daughter, Heather Markin s. O'Bieness Memonal Hos· Cund1tl. L1nda Gheen. Eula Slafford. pllal Mary Banks. Mrs. Bnan Thorla and son. lodo Marlon, Mrs. Nolan Ymes NELSONVILLE (AP) - Rev. Jesse •Jackson ts re1um1ng to southeasl Ohoo on Monday to follow up on .1 St:plem~r man.:h a1med at lmprovmg health. educa11on and housmg 10 Appalachoa Jackson\ Raonbow/PUSH CoalotJon. bused 1n Chtcago. 1s plannmg a day -long economtc roundtable at Hoc kong College. north of Athens. from R 30 a m lo 5 p m The event wolllook at spedlic way s to promote economic development and mvestm~nt 1p A..ppalachm The roondlable woll bnng togelh· er venture capitalists. tnvestment bankers and commerc1allenders wtth compames and entrepreneurs who need financong . 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Family Nurse Practitioner available. 7:30 7 00 DAILY Birlhs - Mr and Mrs Cole Bartrum. son. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs Eddoe Fosher, son, Pomt Pleasam. W.Va. <Will be open on Friday, Nov. 27th for your heahh care needs. Dally At 3:t0, JOHN I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTl<AS (PG) and son. ' :;i);rei:iion Polley ha\e an opportumty lo \\on_ amon!! them~ioel\'~ and 10 con ... ult \\ tth the dllmin- No inJunes were reported followmg a one-car act·ldt>nt at thl! JUnclton of Stocks "'II Senate ~bJOfll) Leader Trl!'nt Lou. R-\1~-o' '-''""' ha., c.tlled 011 Chnton to maL.e the fir..r n\0\e, and ke) Republican commJtlee LhJtrn~n an~ noc prep~J.nng to f!O for\A..ard unle...' 1~ pr.:,•Oent dllf!' Sperhng ~d. ··arlhe momt!nt. the Q\eNhelmm~ :tmounr ul member\ of Congre'~ "e o;,;pcak. to \\Ould hLe a chanct 10 furth;r ...rud) lhh 1,-.ue anJ to -Local News in Brief:- . . . ~ S'29 25 •. . . S~.S 68 . ~ 109 72 der Servictis ··It·, nol gtJtng to happen b) a congn~.....IOI'Llll} mtnlt.lu..:eJ plan. m Ill) tlpiD· be 100 much ha..lhnon~ Jnd pohll- um:· An:her ,.id. "" llhon~ 1hc!re cal one-upman-hip:· EmmaC Gloeckner Radford. 76.Pomeroy.diedTue.da). No\·. 18.1998 •n Gran! Medical Center. Columbus. She wa< !>om 0..1. 28. 1922 on ~roy. daugh~<: r of 1he late Charle- and Francn Mem: Gloeckner. She was lhe C<K>Wner of Pick.en' Hiudware S1ore in M:lliOII. W.Va. a member of lhe Sacred Hearl Cathohc Chun:h in Pnmerov. and the Cattiohc Women"s Club. ' She 1< ""rvtved by 1wo U.Wghlenl and sons-on-law. Mal) M.rgarel "Sally" and Daniel Jao;man of Fn:derick.<bui'E . Va. and France' JdJ ·s u,~e " and Harold S~<:wan of Middlepon; two son. and daughlers-m·law. Charle< Waller Ill and Jeaneue Radford of Ra.:ine. and Rtehard A and Marl<ne Radford of l...etaJt_W Va.:,seven grandchildren and three grcat-gr.mdchlldn:n.rwo '1\- • """- Lilhan R1ch ofMorgan1own. W.Va. and DorOihy Gloeclnerot Pomeroy. She wa, aho preceded m death by her hu"'and. Charle<. W. Radford Jr : a brother. Joe Gloeckner. arid a si•ler. Mary Reed , Serv1ces will be 10 a.m. Saturday on the Sacred Heart Calhohc Church. wilh MOIIliignor Donald E. Hordk officoaun~ Bunal will follow in the Otesler Cemetery. Fnends may call the ~roy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home from 5·9 p.m. IOday. whc!re a vtgJI sc:rvoce w1ll be held al 7·30 p m Call 992-3632 for an appointment. Wa1k-ins welcome. Rales O :.m,IJe~MefRs .~o<.~nly ·, 1J Wed(~ ... 26 Weeks S2 \.Vccks Emma C. Radford ... _ _ _ lot By Carrier or Mt•ior G.oule 'i2 Week• . doftkuh Nenher Chnton nor Republican le<Jdet\ hJ\e endur"'d J p"rtocul.r cour;e of acuon. hov. e'er. ruppers Plains home break-in reported .--~ r-.. . WVA. ------~~(. ...~<'~ . -~- ·-~ - > • ,...~-' ~ '- --~.!' p~ !26"144" (Continued from Page 1) nt) be(ore pohtu.:ltng for Ihe 2(Xl) pre"denltal r£e m.d.c!'l c,Hnpronu'f! too Lou'"' ~-· ' KY - r~ -' I'll - • Q • --• • • • • Col- . • ..cJ Yow~• '0"142' -o forc es of evil agamst ovcrwhclm- mg odds." Hearns cons1dered th1s a1 "pw us, wcll -mtenuoncd fraud " .:lt'/3!1" .' ( ·o 1 - Nc llSfield 1110 __,-, ___...---- -'-> ~ What kind of man was Jesus? David Edwards · Pomeroy LilT ' country for the same offense But smce his removal IS ruled out (see above), whal penalty can be imposed, and by whom? 6 A resolutiOn of censure, perhaps accompanied by a fone, appeals to many people, bul IS nowhere prov1ded for m the Consll· tution Thos moght not matter of Mr. Chnton agreed to II, !hough 1here are those who msist a constitutional roght cannot be wa1ved How about Sen Specter's proposal-- 1hat Con- , gress s1mply defer lo lhe ondepcn- · denl counsel (Mr. Starr again). who CdUSe moght seek to ind1c1 and prosecu1e (Why should they do AI Gore Mr Clmlon afler hos lerm ends m such a monumental favor'l) As for January 200 I? Varoous possoble lhc Democrats. Mr: Clinton's con- obstacles (the end of Mr Slarr 's tmuong populanty With DemocratiC bnel, the statute of hmnat1ons) v01ers probably guaranlces lhat co uld probably he overcome , but they woll not turn agamsl hom. The '" the nexl pres1dcn1 (perhaps Mr nel result ts thai Mr Clmlon IS Gore •· or a Repubhcan' ) would hoghly unl1kely lo be removed by then have to dec1de whether to parthe Senate, 1f 11 comes to a tnal don h1m 5. But how about Impeachment Bear all these pomts 1n mind, m by lhc H"use ? I suspecl that many the monlhs d1rec1ly ah~ad We arc cong re ss men of bolh parties are nol out of the womjs on 1h1s subjecl , gomg to be reluclant (and, on the by a long sh01. case of lhc Democrats, terribly William A. Rusher is a Distinun easy ) about votong to disregard guished Fellow of the Claremont overwhelmong cv1dcnce of perJury Inslitute for the Study of Statesby the nallon' s ch1ef law enforce- manship and Political Philosomen! off1cer wh1lc 115 less well - phy. connected felops are silting on pros- cases, the problem for Mr. Starr would be lo demonstrate that Mr Clmlon was personally aware of, and hence comphcu in, any misconduct that occurred 4 Whal final result would mosl benefit the Republocans and Democrats, respecllvely, m bolh lhe House and the Sen ale? The Repubhcan s would no doubt benefit of Mr Chnlon's omage 1s blackened stoll further (!hough nol of they are seen as blackenong ot' for pal'losan purposes), but h1 s removal from the presidency would actually hurt lhcor • ~ - / er~., "Cenainly, no banker would approve ,a loan based on lhe way a bOrrower kno\5 his lie, som1iarly. no banker should suspend en Ileal JUdgmenl of a loan's riskiness based on assurance that some fancy new com· puter program or aulomrued gadget makes that judgmenl superfluous." Jack A:ndenoo and Jan MoHer are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Tile Marion Star, Nov. II · 1 he besl way 10 honor lhe men and women who have served theor country m 1he military IS 10 take 1mmedoate steps to prolectlhose sull slanding a winch or walkmg a posl ; Thai doesn 'l seem 10 be the case these days. ~ islative SlralegJSI, bul not a manag- menl conference iecently court has called unconstttut10nal IIICH - No blueprint for Social Security l)eath Notice Saturday, Nov. 21 AcroWeathere!orecast for dayt me a11 dtions, lowAligh temperatures The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 The Park1ng Located at rear entrance Corner of South Thord Avenue · and Page Street Enter thru the rear door Th1s 1s not a church serv1ce Our goalrs to reach out as Jesus would and feed the multatudes No offenngs or dona Irons wr!l be requested ..... ......E:d. 1100 • SUNDAY ONLY! SHQE PLAC~ �'. Sports The Daily Sentinel. Friday, November Pome~oy Buckeyes seek Page~ : 20, 1~ : Sosa. \\ hn finP.,hed ~tecond lO McGwrre wnh 66 homers. g01 30 of 32 tiN-place 'o1es and 438 poinl; in balloling b} th~ Ba.o;eball Wnlcr> A!)SOCI3lion of Amem:a M.cG " ~r~ \'-hO set lhe record with 70 homer>. got the o1her 1v.o tirslplacc \Ole:-. and 272 points. R1 ck Hummel and Mrkc E1>cnba1h of the St. l.orm PoJt-DrJpatclr boih v01ed for MeG" ire and listed Sosa second. poslseason for the first time since Whrle So"' "as ti11>l or second on 1989. He also led the majors wilh e'·ery ball01 , McGwrre got 20 sec- 132 runs and 414 toral bases. onds. lhree thirds. one founh. four McGwire. who · smashed Roger fifths, one sixth and one sne nth. Maris' previous home run mark of Sosa. gJ\'CR a hero\ welcome 61. finished with 147 RB!s and a when he returned to h1s naii\C San .299 average as the Cardinals slumPedro 'd<.' Macons in the Dominican bled lo a third-place finish in rhe NL Republrc last month. created a hi s· Central. 19 games behind Housron toric Latin Amcnc'!n sweep. Texas' and seven behind !he wilcj-,,.rd Juan GonLalez. who IS Pueno Rtcan, Cubs. McGwire led lhe majors in won 1he AL MVP on Wednesday. walks ( 162). slugging percentage Sosa is the second Dominican lo wm (.752) and on-base percentage (.470). an MVP. JOining George Bell ( 1987) Even St Louis Cardinals manager Sosa hu 308 wilh a maJor league- Tony La Russa 1hough1 Sosa had lhe leadine 158 RBls - one more !han edge when il came lo MVP vo1ing, Gonzalez - as Chrcago reached the 'T m so hmsed it's ridi c ulo us. bu1 I think Sammy deserves it·· he dur· ing !he season's final week. ""I don·r lhink he 's done more for his learn than Mark has, bu1 hrs learn has done mo re than ours has. so his contribulion counts for a liule more in my book. Just barely, but !hat's who I would give itlo... Sosa. who wa; rn Japan for rhe major league all-star tour, returned 10 Chicago for the announcement. MeG wire, who remained on vacation in Ausrraha. said late in lhc season !hat a learn's. fini sh 'shouldn ' t be 1aken into actounL "" It should be 1he guy who has 1he best overall year. no mauer if his team is in last place or first place,.. he said Houston· Moises Alou was third wilh 215 poi nts, followed by San Diego's Greg Vaughn , who hit 50 homers and wound up with 185 poiniS. Houston's Craig Biggio was tiflh wilh 163 points, followed by Atlan1a"s Andres Galarraga ( 147), San Diego's Trevor Hoffman ( I 17) and San Franc isco's Barry Bonds · NY K an~t>r ~ Northf:m Oh· i~ion ABL standings HSTER"\ CO:WERENCE Iwn ~L~ COLU~ I8 LS ' l'h1l adclphia Chll'ago Ne" England I I :; 1 1 -·- NMh~• ll e Gl! 1J 1 1 \11 1 .. ' 1 I 1 1 -1 7 5 11 ..~~ ~1 t1 nlrt':ll o 7 2 1 ~ 16 -l1 ;'i~ 011;1\\~ 6 6 .; I 'i -II 7 s C.1w lmJ ll1mJa \\ash•nJ! h>n 1 -11 5.J !f• n 14 41 9 lS 0 ''HI 7 ~ .J 18 7 1J I I~ 'i I 0 \ I' Na~h11lk 47 -16 JI 66 9 7 I V:~.n~·ou1er C::. l ~a• y DJlln~ 53 +.1 42 Jlt -1.1 HI 49 6J Ohi sion Ed monrim Phoen•~ Ch1cago at Ph1lade lphta 7 p m COLUMB US at Colorado, 8 p.m New England ill Seattle. 9 p m San Jose at Ponland . 10 p m I~ 11( '7 l!: L I l't• !if lid Dt>tro11 St Lou1 s 19 ~~ -15 9 R I 19 q -1 ~ 7 9 1 7 9 1 Hi 50 16 4R 54 Pacinc Dh·lsion ,.9 1 1 20 18 19 9 .1 1 20 J7 IR 40 ' ·' 44 I2 38 21 Colorado Saturday's games ~0 16 Central Dhision l<am Nurth~rsl Tonighl's games 19 WESTERN CONFERENCE fil COLUr.lBUS 57 . Philadelphi a 3t Na~h\d le 8 p.m San Jose at Clm·ngo Rpm Ne" Engtmd a1 PonlaOO 10 p.m i'l .l 6 6 J h 7 l 6 10 2 -·- T.1ml' ~ Ba~ C l u.:~go Thursda}·'s score s~anlc Uurr :~lo Hu)h•n !0 ~7 IS 40 [iJ! 0 I 000 ' 600 J -100 :! HJ. .J l} South('a~ 01\i~•on 1~0 06000 Scau lr S01n Jose Co lorado Ponland lor.mto ><00 WESTERN CONFERENCE Iwn l!: L fJ:L Anahc1m Los Angeles . Snn J os~ . ... 7 6 4 512 3 4 7 4 ~2 ':\8 59 39 · · Thursday's scores NCAA Division I men's scores Ronda 5 Boston 5 (t1e) Pnt sburgh 5. Tampa Ba)' I Montreal 4. Ca lgary J New Jersey J. Carohna f (OT) Nash,·• lit'\ S1 Lou1s 2, Vancouver 5. Colorado 0 NY Rangers 5, Los Angeles I Regular·season action Easl C.ncmna!J 10 Rh ode bland 53 Connecncut 77. Richmond 57 leh1gh 79. Yale 66 Syrocuse 74. Copp1n St 56 Tonight's games Ottl!wa dt W~!h ingt o n . 7 p m. Ph1laddph1a at Carolina. 7 p m Toronto at Buffa lo. 7 · ~0 p m NY Is lan ders at Dallas. 8 ~0 p m Edmonton at Anaht:tm, !0 JO p.m Phoe ni"' at San Jose. 10 30 p m Soulh Al::.bama 79 Tennt'ssee Tech ~J Auburn 77. Cent Flonda 42 Aunm Peay 7J, Chattanooga 69 Clemson 82. W Caro\ma 56 E K en tu ~ kr 99. Belmont 97 E Tennt' Utt St 57 V1rguua Te~h 48 Georgt:J Sou1hern 65 Jac.kson,·•lle St 54 Kentucky 81. Mercer 51 M1ss Valley St 80 Talladega 57 SoutherJI Miss 57. ~ W L ~ UJStana 51 TtJiane 85. Prfllrte \ 1ew W Wofford Rl. Mon1 rea1 50 • (6~)- Sosa gels a $250.000 bonus for wrnning. Galarraga gets a $100,000 bonus and Alou gets $10,000. II was SAMMYSOSA lhc cighlh lime a Cubs player won the MVP, lhe llrsl since Andre Dawson in 1987. ' ~ • S\Utlh~ ~!I • S:~.m U m1~1on .St 7B St Ed.,.•ard s 6~ . f..:xas ·\ &~ 1 67. Stephen F At• ~t•n ~6 • IO:'~:a> fnh 117 Tl·~.IS·S Jn Antomo 7R Sunday's games New Jct~ey tit Carnlma I ~0 p m Jllu l.,de lplua ~t Flonda 6 p m Ch u:n~o ~t Anahe1m. 9 p 111 Far \\rst • l d:~h,, 711 W Url'l!<lll 69 : L.una1 ~<; Sucmnlo::n tn .St ~ I , Otcy_t>n .S t n l ld:thn St )~ • l'o:: ppcr. \uJ ~ hi l,o::,nn St 71 ' , S Utah 1.1 M•m:;m:J 70 • \ 1(.'1 A ~ 1) S.1111.1 Cl.t l ,1 7fl : Wd)l•r 'it XI l}ll~llalll Y o1u n ~ XU Transactions llaseball ' Tt~urnn mrnl s • Halik f11 r llalttmort' ·fir~ t round • Lf'lnl.t Md ,71 Md A.lll lllH1tCCuu1111 • Ttl ll~!lll 1/l 1\ l otg,ut ').1 11~ ' rt{ !Opuf lhl' Wurld Cla sslc·ftr st round ~ A lH~I<B· I otllhlllk~ KK \\ ,tdtHH!.I011 St 7~ : \'oue.Sirellm Wtrl'h:\~ Clussic ·li~~l roun11 • ~l a11a11 62 i>;Jt:hn \ 1~ St ~~ : Ol:lo~hom.t St ~i. 1\ l :ulju~tt~ 5.t . E' lu h1t1nn :utio n . l'n•) ,o.; , 106. R.tll' E'pr~~~ i~ NCAA Division I worven 's scores C t)~ nn) t\rdmn OF Mano Ern:amactnn RHP Bre tt LJ\too JNI· JoM: U1111. horn Hunt s\llle of the · Sou ther n Lc<lf'U~ nnd RHP Cnrl D:~k and I-I. HI' L111 !t \'111;aln11 frum M l>deSHl of the Caltfonmt L£af'uc s~ol lUll' lnm llcnncu .lnd c Gl'l'r~e Wilh:uns to Edmonton nt the PCI ,, SE A11'U: ~lt\R I NE R S \\'m,l'd RHP Boh Well ' nnd l HP T1 m D.1,·1~ l.k·!•!!nall·U OF R)an R ~ dnta n O\lth lor i! SSI~ nm~nl Cl~"lnled or Kern Rub ui~on 1111 ";u\cn 'from the Tnmpa On) De\il R a\~ r\,lded LHP Bn iin l·uctllcs RHP Aaron Sdirlter RH P Dcnn• ' Stink and RHP Cam SnHi h to the ro~to::r TAMP,\ liAY UlVIL R,\Y S A2reed to l c rtn~ 1111h LHP Lam Ca51an C Co::snr be\arez LHI' V:au~hu Eshcl n~n OF Terrell Lower) RHP Bobh) MunoL LHP Al;m Ne"man LHP Enl;: Plom ten~ rg . RHP Marl;: SIC\'t'rt and C Tom W1hon to ounor· k:a~ue lontral.·ts TEXAS R.'\NGERS Purdl.l~ t:d th~ ~o Jttrae ts uf RHP DeiTJc k Cool: LHP Dou £ o~' ' !. LHP 1\oh ke 1 Vcnafro and 1B Shnwn Gnllaglter lrrHn Ok lnhoma Ctt)' of the PCL Pun·hased the eo mmm of LHP Core) ~e C Cesar K1ng SS Kell y Oransfelt.lt. OF Ruben M;neo and OF M1ke 7ywl<':l lrcm Tul sa of Texa5 l.eague Clatmed INF Jon Shave off W:JII' er~ frum the M1nne sot;,~ Tw ms Ass1gned RHP Mark Brande nburg nnd OF Sca rborough G•ecn to Oklahom ~ Ci1y ol tile PGL Agreed to 1erms v. 1th RHP En c Mood) Agreed to terms wuh SS Junn ~~~.u sta 1on 3 nunor-kague co ntract wuh Oklilhoma National lucu~ ARIZONA DIAM ON DBA CKS Agret'd 10 terms with RHP J'odd Stottlemyre to a four-year contr3ct Pu rchased the contracts of RHP Nel son F1 gueroa and OF Rob Rya n from Tu ~son of the PCL , S1gned LUP Bnan Shouse Purchased the co mrm:t5 of OF Jason Conti and IF Jun1or Spi "t'Y from Tu lsa of the Texas League Released RHP Chns ClemoM and LHP Net I Weber. ATLANTA BRAVES S1gned P Chris Sttlbach . to n m1nor-leag.ue contract CHICAGO CUHS · Cl .'umed · RHP th11n Hernandez ofT WIUV~:rs from the Mtnnesom Twi ns Purchns~d the contracts of. RHP Kyly Farnworth and RHP Richard Barker. LHP Ph illt p Northon LHP llnan McNKhol and LHP Ray Ktng. INF Chad Meyers and OF Roosevelt Bro\\on from Iowa of the PCL Scm RHP Steve Ram and 'RHP Don Wenge nt o ,' MIAM I DOLPH INS Clnt mo::d C ll Rny l·hll otr ll'il l ~t',rs from tht': Rutfnln Ril l~ rlny In thl· ~I)(XJ season HockeJ' National HucJ;:f} Leagur NHI. 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(AP) Th e Prllsburgh Penguins took their turn li ghung up Tampa Bay. , ' Pittsburgh became the late sl !cam tu pu t on an offensive display .a~a in s t 1he Lighlning. sconng a 5- I vrctory ihe Steadfast nn Solider" ,'I... ' I . their opener. a true freshman and finishing eight'\ in !he team in lackles (56). He is one of !he few seniors on this year"s team who wasn"t watching as a redshirted freshman four years ago when Ohio State recorded its last v1ctory over Mrch1gan (22-6 in lhe Horseshoe) . Winfield said his four years in Columbu s hal'e "Oown by." " I remember when I firs! came here how exeired I was those firs! two years." he said. '" Bul. now it 's business, my last (regular-season) game and I have to do whatever I can to help the seniors get a wm." He has never lasted viclory in any form over the Wolverines. How m.c ompl ele would h1s coli c· g1ate career be if it doesn't happen ? " Very incompl ele." Winfield said. " Thi s is my last time in lhe Horseshoe . I'm just trying to go out with a y1ctory." ' Like hi s fellow Buckeyes. Winlicld can" I . explain the losi ng st rea~~ " Ever smce I' ve hcen here, we ' ve always had lhe bcuer players:· he sa1d. " Somehow. when we ge110 thai Michignn game, th ey flhe Wolverin es uppe rclassmen) step up 10 the occas 1on a"!_d. make th e hi g plays ·· One of Michig an p(aycrs l"hO has 10 be slopped Sa1urday is seni or splil end Tai Slrects. who like Winfield has never been redshirt ed. ··ve ah . he 's been around for awhile ,·· sard Winfrcld. smiling a! the memory of some of hi s ?n·lhe-tield baules wllh Streels. " He's on a good streak right now. He' s had !ouch·. downs catches in (each ol) the last seven games. I think I' ll be matched up with h1m man-to-man lhe whole. game like I was las! year. I'll jusl ll) to break !hal streak ."" Winfield is spending !he whole· week studying film of Slreels, watchmg 11le moves he has put on other Big Ten comers and how he hand les bump-and-run coverage . Winfield has also watched fohn of la1 t year's Ohio Stale ·Mich1gan game . He 'll have hts lackling shoes un Saturday. Lasl week agamst \V1sconsin. Michigan runnmg hm:k-. Clarence Williams and Anthony" Thomas each had HlO-yard rushing· days . l!"s only 1he 301h lim e in: Michigan hrslory i!"s happened Whal rs Winfield 's re sponse lo. · lhar ' ' ' "WC 're not Wi ~on sin. but who· . knows.' anything can happen " Would 1he Buckeyes like 10·. " make a sta1emcnf ' in lh1 s game. ib: last cliance to impress poll voters and ~.:om pulcr prugrammcr"' and bo\\ I . cmmmllccs'! ' 'I'd ltkc lo go uul <md wm lhl' game hy 20 or 30 pomts. but ll\ col· lege fo01hall and 1hc y (the·. Wnh'crines) arc on sc holarship.:· 1oo." Winfield said. "" We' ll know·. more Saturday around 4 or 4:.~ o: · (pIll) ." . > . · Kick off is at noon. , TI1is won ' t be the lirst rn slance Cooper has changed s1ar1crs ~cforc playing Michigan . In 1996, Ohio Slale was 10-0 with Stanley Jackson startin g at quarterback headrng in10 the Michi gan game. Cooper staned Joe Germaine against l~e Wolverines and the Buckeyes fell 13-9, losmg an¥ chance for a natrona! champronship. ·"It was a distraction when ·they made !he change," OSU wide rcce ivcr Dee M1ller said. " But that"s rn the past ." Germaine thinks Ohio State (9-1. 6- 1 Big Ten) could benefit from Montgomery 's prese nce At 5-foot- II. 216 pounds. Montgo mery poses more of a threat 10 Michig;m"s rugged defense . The 5-foot- 10. 190· pound Wrl ey likely won ., break many 1acklcs against the II th-rnrikcd Wolverine s (8-2. 7·0). , "Joe ~i.nd of brings th at hard nose approac h lo the game ."' Germain e smd . Germaine doc sn"l 1h1nk 11 WJII be a dislraclion if Montgome ry s1ans over Wiley. ' "Their linebackers wrll come, bul Joe will always run hard whe,ther he starts or come s off th e bench."' he said. '.f. Starbird's clutch FTs help Reign beat Quest 61-57 S1arbird fmr shed wllh a leam-high SEATTLE (1\P) - The Scaulc Reign aren ' t ready lo talk aboul a 17 points on just 3-for-12 shOOiing from the foeld . She went 9-for-11 perfecl season yet. " We'll settle for a perfect week· from the free-throw line . " I couldn 't have hit the ocean end," guard Kate Starbird said after hitting lwo free lhrows with 33 seconds left lo give the Reign a 61 -57 victory over lhc Columbus Quest in a b;lnlc of prcvrous ABL unbealcns Thursday night The vic10ry over 1he two-time defending champions eXIended Seattle 's franchise-befi t slarl to 4-0 And rl came desp llc a less Ihan per~ feet effort. "Thai 's the lhm g about !hi s team, " S!arbird said . " Not everybody has to play perfect, We JUS! CHEVROLET from th~ beach. as (Stanford cmich) rebounds for Columbus, whrch fclllo · · Tara Van!;;!erveer used to tell me." 4·1. still one-half game ahead of. · she said. "I knew I was missing a lot, Philadelph~a rn the Eas1ern but I wasn' t going to stop shootrng." Conference . Sonja Tate had 19 pmnls and nine TATE POMEROY, OHIO · Mon.·Fri. 9 am·l · mak e the plays when we have tu " No. 24 Clemson 82 Western Carolina 56 Tcnell Mcln1yrc scored 25 poinls and became the Tigers' career leader in three-pointers. ', '·... Mcintyre was 5-of-8 fro m three~ poml ran ge. g1v1ng hun a sd wolrec ord 172 m h1 s career. He also had seven ass ists for Clem son (3 -0). whi ch won ils 39th slrai ght home game against a Soulhcrn Confcre111.:c oppon ent Nobody 1ypriled !hal more than the former S~:mford star. who drdn"l score her frrst field goal untrl just 3 16 rem ainc:d i'll the firSt llalf, althoug·h the threc·pOintcr gave Seattle a 29-26 lead. Seattle's eig ht-point halftime lead grew to 15 mid.way llunugh the lhud quarte r. but the QuCst-..outscorcU th e Reign 9- 1 lo Slart !he fbunh pcn od and pull wt thm three. Cnlumhus lin all y tied the game '17-57 wrlh 1·2 1 lefl before Starbrrd was fou led on a 1hrec- pou11 auemp1 and made two of lhrcc free lhrows. On' Columbus' hc xt posse ss ion . Reign cenl e r Val Wh1tm g slolc tl w ball and hil two lrce th rows for th e final margin . T~ursday night. " It' s fun to he on a winnmg S1u Barnes scored twice during a streak," Scalllc (.;Oach Tammy five-goal second period, and Manin Holder Said. " and we wa11110 be No . Straka added a goal and two ass ists as the Penguins scored four tunes m I as long as we r.::an. It always says sorn ethin g to bcal th e undefe ated the first 10:51 of 1he period. defcndin i champwns ..'' ..' ,I P 0 I N T PLIAIAN Artist Series BRAYADA 4X4. Lealher, loaded! ' 1998 CHEVY CAMARO Auto ., air, CD, tilt, cruise, 6,000 miles. $16,500 $ 900 BIRD Auto. , air, GO, tilt, cruise, low miles $14,500 1995 GMC SONOMA PICKUP 4X4, Ext. 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Performed by the touring Mid-Ohio Valley Ballet comPanY and partially funded by the Mason County ~ ~Education. ' ' Martin had 16 points and 16 rebounds and Cincinnati won its 19th straight season opener. It was the second straight loss for Rhode Island, which lost to Providence 87-63 on Saturday. Tavorns Bell led Rhode Island (2-2) will1 17 pomls. ·. No. 22 Syracuse 74 Coppin St. 56 At Syracuse, N.Y.. Jaso n' Han scored . 17 , points and Preston Shumperl added 12 as lhe Orangemen rolled over Copprn State. ' The Eagles (0-3) were hounded . by rhe Syracuse press from rhe open~ ing tap. They fell behind by as many as 16 rn 1he frrst half and never recovered agarnsl !he Orangemen (2· 0), who bca1 Col gale by 53 poiniS in •TICKEIS: $7/PERSON $5/SENIORS Be 51\JDENTS • Cruise Control •Till Sleering • Fully Loaded! VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www. tompedeh.com :.:~~~ n . play with a 15-point, eight-rebound ~fron as Kentucky routed Mercer. "Wayne Turner also scored 15 points for the Wildcats (2-0), who led by: 30 points at halftime and cruised in lhe second half. Mercer (0-3) shot only 32 percent from the field. NO, 11 UCLA 89, Santa Clara 76 . :AI Los Angeles, JaRon Rush scored 19 points and Jerome Moiso added 16 in their collegialc debuts as UCLA won its first season-opener srnce 1994. Sanla Clara (0-2) didn ' t prove nearly as troublesome as the last time 1he learn's played . In 1995 , lhc Bron cos shocked 1he defending nalronal champi on Bruin s in the fir s! round of the Maui Invitational No. 13 Oklahoma St. 57 · Marquette 54 At Honolulu. Adrian Peterso n SCOICd 2.~ point s , including fiVC three-pointers, as Oklahoma Stale held ofl Marquett e rn the VoiceSucam Wirele ss Challenge. The Cowboys (2-0) won despilc m1ssmg scve.la l la yups and free throws and commitlm g a 'c ouple of turnovers over the fin al lour mmute s Mike Bargcn led Marquelie _with 18 (lOin Is No. 17 Cincinnati 70 No. 25 Rhode Island 53 AI Pr ovidence, R.I.. Keny on ChtlitmOA. 23d[et '3tiday, dVotJunCet 20, 1998 7:3~ p.m. (Point (P feaiant yil,1 iddfe ~cho~[ ·;fu::.T :virllnia·s "'• c;i.etrl i>ii:ip;; ·~~o,..,ll."iji.k :dti fllit~tm\ia''~ttr. -~ ll. L I fu. W: 1i4 COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - Joe make a· chang e Monlg omery rushed Monl go mery rsnl lhr ill cd al lhc for a season -hrgh 144 yard s a nd prospecls ol gcllrng his Jir-1 s1ar1 '" broke severa l 1acklcs during an 80Ohio S1a1c "s bigges1 game of Ihe sea- yard IOuchdown run. He now has 661 ' son. yards and s ix touchdowns th1s seaCoach John Cooper sard son . Wednesday 1ha1 Mont gomery likely " Why make more diwacuons ·will start a1 tailback in place of 1han you need. I haven' t stalled since Michael Wiley against Mr ehi gan I've been here If il ain ' l broke, why Saturday. frx 11 '>" Monlgomcry smd. Wiley has staned every game 1his Even if Momgomcry ,slam. : SEEKS OPEN TEAMMATE - Cincinnati's Malvin Levett (left) season [or the seven th-ranked Cooper said Wrley will get pl enly of SI!Bks an open teammate while Rhode Island's Andrew Wafula Buckeyes, rushing for 1.027 yards _ action defends on the play during Thursday night's game in Providence, and nine touchdowns. " If Joe s1ans, M1chacl will be rn R:l., where the visiting Bearcats won 711-:53. (AP) But Montgomery"s perform ance - 1hc nex t series, '" Cooper said. last Saturday in a 45-14 win over "Those guys carry 1he hall ahoulthe Iowa may have forced Cooper to scvne amount of tune." ·(Continued from . Page 4) "THE STEADFAST TIN SoLDIER" 475 South Chul'cli Street· 1-!lplcy, WV l-lllXHl2'2-0417 · 372-2!144 Monday-S.rtuniay 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. • Suml<ty I p.m. - 8 p.rn EA~TER .'II CONFERF;.'IICE Atl.1ntir n h mon l'i 1998 Buick Park Avenue 14 II Cllllllfrlll! • Leather Interior • Tolaly Loaded' 1998 Chevy As~ro LS All Wheel Drive 1511 Bll~kl NHL standings Ir.run · Starting As low As ' Web TV or Computers all il l local call! UN LIMITED Personal Access, Pcrsuna l E-Mail Accou nt & I0 meg o r Personal Web Space! Regular rate is $ 16.95 permo ~~ . Penguins notch 5-1 victory over Tampa Bay Lightning 8 Guaranteed No Busy Signals! 1-888-657-0977 The Buckeyes· rwo units offense and defense - are each blaming themsell'es for the losing streak against !he Wolverines. 'The theme !his week along !he banks of the Olenrangy Ri ver is ""make the big play... Winfi eld , 21. rn1ends to do his pan. · "'Myse lf, Andy (Kalzenmoyc•). Gary (Berry), Damon (Moore). we have a lot of seniors OUIIhere , a lot of great ballplayers on defense , and one of us needs to go out there and make a (game-breakmg ) play, score on defense hke we've done a couple of 11mes thi s year." · Cooper has called Winfield the best cornerback he ·has ever coached , slratosp hen c Prai se at a sc hool renow n~d as.a· producer of NFL play· ers al eve ry posllion , bul especially runnmg ba,k. wide receiver a nd defensive back.' " Antu1nc plays bcncr than we coac h h1m ," Cooper sard . . · Winlield - or "Twan. as he 's know n to hi s tc:l!nmah:"' - is the lead ing cand1date lo wm Lh c Thorpe Award as the nau on's prc-c:n1mcm coll eg iate dcfcns1vc hack . "" He makes plays with a vengeance.·· sa1d Ohi o Slate ddcn~ i vc hacks co<u.: h Jnn Tenut a Winlield, a gradualc of Gar li cld Hi gh School in Akron. was Ihe 1994 Ohm Division I Defensive Playe r of the Yea r. .~ He mad e an 1mmcdi'iuc unp ::u..: ~ in · Co lumbus. playing i,n all I 3 ga me s as f:op 25 basketball. .. ANDERSON INU Annou rn:ed the resi~muio n nf Mtke Manley. football cor~ch : <\RKANSAS·MONTICELLO Announced the 1 .res•gnnt1on of Cnrl Preston footb.::t ll coach. SOUTHWEST TEXAS Sur.ned Bob DeBcs se. , football co>teh, 10 a three-ycr~ r c; ntrac t $150 for 12 months Suulh»ul St 7K Ark -Pint· lllufl .n N..-11 J,·, \~·1 1'111 \ httl glt . PhJI.u!.:l ph1.1 N 'r hl:liHI<r• '' Major l.e.agur Soccer , COLORADO RAPIDS Traded MF C hns : Hen derson 10 the K.msas Cny 'Wtzard ~ for 0 -MF I Mntl McKeon ' College . Montgomery to start at tailback for OSU Saturday ,\nna t'outhall Ll':.gue 1\ Fl. 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I B Jc lf l.t elo::r nnd l Jos h Pnul tq tile 111'i tcr CI.F VE LA NIJ 1Nillt\NS Ro:: lcmctl LH P J~s o n ICI' J,Kntitc ,\Jtlcd LHP J1111m y H.111111 ton Rill' Willi e ST LOLliS (;\RDINALS · Sil!.n!!d OF Elll Mattm cl RIIP R•L h.m.l Necrctte RHP J D Dn' 1s and LH P S( ott R.,tltm kv to tl\ o~ wnr o::o mrn~·t .~ Ht .mHllC t. .SS Jnhn Mt Dnnald an d OF Dnnny S;\N l·RANC ISCO GIANTS Pu rclm~ed the l'coplc' to the tnMcr 'cuntf:il1S of R H P ~R obh l ).' Crabtree o~n d C Yonll IJI: I'kUJ I I'ICi ERS Pm~h as ed the to ntlat ts of To·rn· ~ lbn IH•m h cshu of the I'CL :md J A Damnn ,RHI' D;wc llMk(m~kl and INF Cnrln~ Va ll,1 lobus Minur Irom Slut'\~p nrt ollhe Jo:: x..t~ l.cague . li mn l K io. ~ronq Jic of tht• Southern L~ni!Jil' O,\ KJ AN I) AJHI.ETJCS . P uro::h:1s~ d the ~nn · Football tr,,~·•., ol ~ B Ohnctln S:~~n1 tram CaiBary of the PCL. National Football Lfaguf Kentu ~ k ~ Nmt h .,.,~~ t er n BAI.l iMORE RAVEN S S•g ned LB Ra)' U:w 1 ~ four.ye:ir con tml' l Cl lt'ns1on. 1h ruu.e h 1l1c 1~ lnt ~ rnn tJOnn l L~ague Atlanttr l .c ag'U~ RUP Dan Murr;~ y from B1 ngharuton of the El1.'ilcrn League and RHP Grant Rnbo:: rt s lrn m St I uc1e ol the Floudn Stale l .c;~g u ~ PHILADELPHIA PHILLI [S ·lradcd RHP Ru. ky Bott.dn:o :md RHP Garren St..-phl'nson tn the St Lnms C.trJi n~ l s h'tf or Run G,ml . RHP J~ll Rra ntley nod RHP Clilf Pohlte R.c le::.~d RII P CJII. JII r.l.uluru Purdt,lSCd the ;.•o ntrtll~IS n! or Ro::gg• c Ta~ lor Rill ' IJa , 1d Coggm ;~nU I.HP.1\ nJhony Shumakl'l lrnm R.~a d 1 ng o lth ~ Lutc•n Lc.•a)!. u ~. ,md ~B Cruh•s Duul.lll l1t1m Pi~·d rnn nt ol' the South 1\tlanm· Ll'.u<u.: Pl'rrSBl.J RGH P,IRii..'!' FS · D,·,lg n :u ~d fll ·1 J ~ t .Jt M ,uHJ Rtlf' K.tnt· D3\I S 101 n~~ 1 g nm ~ m Added LHP Hlinn 0 Co nnotl Ill A le:~. l'l' u,t ,llhi Ull' Kc1m Pl(' kfoHI. Or Chad H~tm<~ n~~ n rmJ 01 ·· 11.1 t\ II'X, IIi<k r H cw n nd~ / ,J nd C Yat\lld Hllitd to lhl' tu~ ­ straight viclory In the ~c ries and its e1ghth win IR I 0 tnc s agam st Ihe John Cooper-coached Buckeyes. Woodson has gone on to 1he NFL. but Winfield is back and leadrng a o nce- vaUnted s~condary. It is a secondary eager to regain lhc lu slc r II losl two \ll<cks ago in a 28-24 dcfca1 hy 1he o1hcr ream from Mi chigan (Siale) . · .. Lei 's fat:e H. 1h1s isn' t a rcg ul;ngame: ' Wmfield sm d. :<· HOUSTON ASTROS Named Dav1d Gottfned uperations assismnt Addt!d lNFs Juho Lugo and Chm Trub~ and P Tony McKmght. P Wade Mtller and P De.feK Root to the roster. Waived P M1~t: Walter. LOS ANGELES DODGERS Purc hased the comram of RHP Ertc Gngnt' LHP Randy Galve1.. l.HP Onan Masaoka, RHP Luke Prokopec and RHP, Ricky Stone an d added them to th~ 40-man ros1er MILWAU KEE BREWERS Purchased the co n· tr:~c t s l;ll OF Clt:.d Green, OF Anthon~ lnpoce nnd LHP IJ nn n Paul ttl fr om El Pas(l olt he Tc;o;.ts League . and !NF Kevin Barker h om Ln tll \llll e ol the lntanat 10n,d Le:l!i-UC MONTREA L EX POS PuH:hnsed th e . co ntra ~ t s ul RHI, Tony ;\11m s. Jt LHP T~t.l Lilly, RHI' J D Smurt and OF Chm Stowers lrom OttaW~l ot the Easl ' Bl)s ton Cnllcge 6~ H o i ~ Cws~ ~9 George Washin~ton 15? Wtlh;lm & M.u1 .l R lemplc 7~ Wagnl' l 62 M 1d~ l' ~l ' Hamilton sco red 32 points arUt fueled a key forst-half run as UConjr (2·0) beat Richmond ( 1- 1). Hamilton was· 10-of-16 from thC field and made all seven of hi s freC:.; throws . He al so hit five three- point-: , crs and had six assists. · :·· No. 4 Kenlucky 82, Mercer 5 I • Ar Lexington. Ky., fre shman Juh;S _ Camara conlmued h1s 1mprcss iv~ · base b:~ll Regular-seas~n action South Al .1bnma lf6. S.llllftud 5.! ;\l corn St rJ ] , Piiil :m ckrSm tth ~ l Ark · M mm~e ll n ~7 M1 .,1 Vallo:) St -19 Bcln wnt M O• ,tl Roberts 5~ LSU ~ 4 SW Lnu •~ • .m:J ~!:1 Lou•siana Tt!~h XR l•lnnd n St 71 MJJdlc lennc)•cc 7\ Al. t · R•rmtni'Oh:un f>l Nonh C.unlm.t XH N C ·}\'ilnuu)lt::m .p W Kcmudy 9~ Au sun J>,·~y 'i I to .1 . In other Top 25 games , il was No. 2 Conneclicul 77, Rrchm ond 57; No. 4 Kenlucky 82. Mercer 51 ; No. II UCLA 89, San1a Clara 76; No. 13 Oklahoma Slate 57. Marq uellc 54. No: 17 ,Ci ncrnnal i 70. No. 25 Rhode Island 53: No 22 S) racuse 74. Coppm Slale 56; and No 24 Ck mso n K2 . Western Carolina 56. No. 2 Conneclicut 77 Richmond 57 AI SIOrrs. l o~o~.a Saturday's gal'nes Ronda at N~w Jerse). l p m Washin gto n at Boston 7 p m Buffalo at toront o 1 p m Co ll)rado at Montreal. 1 p m Calgary m Ouawa 7 p m Tamp::. Bay at Pittsburg h 7·JO n·m Dall ~s ,,, St. Lou ts 8 p m NY Islanders at Nashville. 8 p m Edmonton at Phoe n•x. 9 p m Dct1011 ~t V,m(ouvcr 10 p m. Ch1 .:ago at L0s o\ngcles 10 .~0 p 111 NY R;1n~ers m San Jose 10 "\0 p m • Mid~ tSt • Iowa B1 N Iowa fll • M1 ;mu . Oht o 68. Tennessee 62 ' 1\l!dwo'O:lll 62 0CIJOit ~<; . li ved it up for a while. I have 10 admit. It was great I'll remember il ror a long lime." . Tennessee (2-2) has played four games 1n seve n days, includ1ng a onc·poim loss 10 Arizona las1 week . ""The way we· vc played m 1he lwo hi g games we ' ve been in . we Jrdn"l pl;ry lrkc a Top 25 learn ." guilrd Brandon Wharton said. " We don '! deserve 10 be in there .·· Scoreboard Basketball • • • • • • : His turnaround jumper put Miami ahead 10 slay and tus three free lhrows preserved the lead in rhe clos· ing minUJcs. Fans sronncd lhe court when the but.Lcr sounded and lrfletl Szc7erbrak on rhc ir shoulde rs. He raised both mdcx fin2ers and 1\~'Hlcd his riJZhl fo,r 10 chan1s of ·'Wall y! Wall y!""" I got caught up in lhc stam pede ... Szczcrbiak said . " f .kind of to shake Wolverine jinx By JOHN ERARDI Cincinnati Enquirer COLUMBUS. Ohio - II won Charles Woodson 1he Hei sman Trophy and made Antoi ne Winfield an all-American . That is how far-reachin g the glow can be- from center srage or the col· lege foorball world (nalional TV. ABC) on the third Saturday in · Novemher. "Ohio Sure vs. Michigan" wrll be reprised !his Sa1urday here a1 Ohio Stadium. Annually. it is a reputati on-maker or a resume-breaker. Last year, in a 20- I 4 loss al Michigan S1adium. Ohio Stale cor· ' nerback Winfi eld had 10 solo lackJ es and played n aw lessly againsl the pa.o;;s. ' Woodson caughl a huge 37-yard pass 10 se1 up 1hc games fim !Ouchdown . the n returned a · Brent Bartholomew punt 78 yards for a touc hdown and a 13-0 halfl1ine lead .. . and, as It (urns oul, the Hcis man Trophy. · Michigan won '20- 14. its lhird Miami RedHawks upset No. 18 Tenness~e ~8-62; UK, UC wirt the No. 18 Volunleers. "Til he glad lo sec Wall y S7czcrhial... ~raduatc. I'll . he honest WJlh you_ ..- Green sa id . ·' Wafly SLuerhrak rs a heck of a haskelhall player. as "'C a ll know ·· Mr am i f2-0) hie" a 12-poinl lead Tcnn~\ ~cc ~.:oac h Jerry Green has J nd IO!'! I :-.t.:llllng rmnt guard Rob !'!Ccn enough of \Vall y Szczerbiak. SzcLcrhiak had 3-1 poinls and 12 Mc~ta~: to a spramcd .kne e. bul 1he rebound > Thursday nrghl to lead SLcLcrhrak wouldn't lei RcdHawks lose on 1heir home courl. Miami of Ohi o 10 a 68~62 upse1 Ol'er The.Daily Sentinel• Page 5 Ohio State to host Michigan Saturday Chicago Cubs' Sosa wins NL MVP in landslide By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK <AP) - Sammy Sosa "on the Na1ional Lea1!ue Mosl Valuable Pla,cr m a landsl;de loday 0\er Mark :>.icG,; ire. hrs m·al in rhe most memorable horne run. ch~c ever. • Middleport, Ol)lo tj ' �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Friday, November 20, 1998 Friday, November 20, 1998 Ann Landers 1"'7 '""' """ " ' r~ ~:;:;::,; """ c~n·•• Dear Ann Landers: I read the let· tcr from the man who avoided having "'" wuh his wife because she was O\'Cf"'.'Cight I wonder if that man real1/C> maybe HE '·' the reason his w1fe J.ccps puttmg on pounds. Nothing hurt~ a ~oman, more than lying m bed mght after mght. knowing her husband 11tn ·, !!o111g to reach for her or. wor5e yrr. being rejected "'hen she reaches for htm. When a woman docsn"rfccllovcd, f<xxl can be comforting. I didn "t realize we decided to get joint counSeling. Now, several months later, my wife has taken off a few pounds, and we've never been happier. If she puiS the weight back on, it won't matter to me because she is the· same great girl 1 married 15 years ago. Her packaging may not be the same. but then, neither is mine. --A New Outlook in Orlando, Aa Dear New: Outloo,k: Congratul~tions on ' discovenng what is really imponant in a rnarri"lle. No husband should nag his wife about •her we1ght and vtce versa. Dear Ann Landers: I was run over by an: inSensitive to the d1~. . . Dear Ann Lanclen: I hve 1n Hawaii, which is several time zones away from many ctues on the nwnland. My mother lives with me: She's a a drunk driver 21 year.; 080. As a resul~ my right ann is paraly1.ed and my right leg is partially paralyzed and shorter than the left. 1 walk with a crutch. , I am completely independent and self-sufficien~ but whenever I am out in publi~. someone asks. "'What haj>pened to you'" Not a day goes by tha! some ignorapt jerk doesn't confront me with tha! rude question. 1he able-bodied cannot comprehend the embarrassment. humiliation and struggle we must endure. Please tell your readers II"!! we should be treated with respect. not stared at or questioned. "Thank you. --Managing in Mesa. Ariz. · Dear Mesa: Your letter should go a long way toward educating those who ntght owl, stays up pas! midnight and rarely gelS out of bed before II a.m. Mother 1s 88 year.; old and n:ce•ves a lot of phone calls from sohcttors. One mommg, the~ rang at7 a.m. It was a salesman calhng from Denver. How fitung to open our season of ""tha nksgivi ng-living"" wi th a cresce ndo of praise to Alm1ghty God. Psalm 107: I. 809, helps us to express our th oug hts. ""Oh g ive tha nks to the LORD . for He is good H1 s lovmgkindness 1S everlasting ... He has satisf1ed the thirsty soul, and the hungry soul He has fi lled wilh w.hat is good."" My heart is fu ll of grat itude thinki ng of Old Testament saints. 1 Wh e n I ponder God wa lkmg in the garden and ca lling tQ Adam and Eve, I pause to thank Him for grac iously wan I! ng to walk with me through every momcht of life. I read that "Noah found favor in the eyes of the LORD ." I'm g raieful '. Rutland, located across from Birch fteld Funera l Home . The Roac h Brothers and other sm gers to partic- RACINE - Rac ine vtllage's las t leaf p1 rk up Fnday Call 949-2920 MIDDLEPORT - Free Tha nksgiving dmner, Fa1th C hape l Fellowship Room 923 South Thtrd Avenue. M1ddleport, Sunday for anyo ne who SATURDAY POMEROY - A free Ohio Divl- want s to attend . Not a church S"er- ston o! Wildlife Hunt er Ed ucation Scrv1ng I to 6 p m . H_.,.,, Dar You told em. : hope d_ley got . the m<SS"lle. but woukln I bet oo tl -&nd questions. to, Ann lien, Creaton SyMintJ!, 5177 • Ceatury Blvd., Sulk 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 .!"" 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Toto, A8oou- I IIIA, TaUtl$20.41 and P - 1 03-«1705.000, Klmeo, J BocllonllWp. f!., Lat 120 Block 12, Ta181 ·lloigo.LSO $253.53 Ol-oocl30.000, O..hoou, Gory 03o007110.000,11clntyN C.O., & IAIUI Baohom, Stet 8 W Stet 28 NW Prt of Froc 24 1/2 of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 21A, .21A, T0181 $758.61 Tatol $58.t» IJ3.GII7IIUJOO. ~ C.O., OHJIJ031.000, O..hom, CWy NW Prt of F..c 24 SocLotA, & lA,. Baoham, Stet II W TOIIII$5. 11 ' 1/2 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 03-007113.000,~C.O, 11.38A, T - $338.42 Stet Froc 24 28 W 1/2 of 01-00032.000,-,Gooy F1"K24AIA. T-~.53 A IAnl Bathotm, Set II E 1/2 03-007M.OOO, -•IJ•o C.O. at SE 1/4 Ex . .057A · Ex. · Soct 21 (8401.20A,of 1.79A 8.173A3.14A, Total$8.84 In M Prt NW of Rlf"Ex 011 & Ol.otltl71.000, Bantloy, Jerry, •G• .20*.' Ta181155.91 . Lot Stet 21 E Une of Soc 34 .1)3-00810.001, Richard, Iva . on W Une of F..c. 34 UOA, lleMe,- 18 T4 1114 Part Tatot $10.44 · of sw 1/4 I.SOA Out of 01-ootl72.000, Bantloy, Jerry, 3.3liA, ToUII $577.o2 Lot Fr. 34-21 Joining E. 03-01..,.000, Cllj,.!!,. Smith Uno of Soc. 34 NW Cor. lA. Potroleum Inc., IStiS, TaUtt Totol$7.22 $103.15 • 01-ootl73.000, Bantloy, Jerry, 03·01442.(101, Stuckey, Lot Stet 13-44 NE Cor at William R. liar Soundro S., NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Ex 2A SE 11C1 33 T3 1112 SW of SE 23.!0A Ex 2 ,004A, T - Port 2.0105A Out alllt.30A $116.32 2.0105A. Total $1,311.G8 01.-.000, Bu..,.,.., lloili -03·01415.000, - Yockey, Owon, &oct 13: 18 All of S Paulino R,, Stet~ (202) E PI 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Rd l!x of troc 3 ti.SOA, Total $$1 .64 11.31A Ex t8.37A 14.77A, · ChlsterTwp. -ToUII $312.75 MelgaLSD Olof100117.qol,. ~u ..on,llaili 04-110080.004, E~n, Gerald Owen, Soct 1$ T3N RI3W c. lior Shalla K. 'Stet 12 T2 !.BOA Out ai<1.81A S 1/1!91 Rl3 1.253A ~jf,;j;:'118.38A NW 1/4 1.60A, "Total $22.411 1.253A, Totol $50'K4e "l 01·00589.001, . Groona, Colu~~ WHilom E. &lor Chii.Uno A., Alexa ' ' Fraction 2 T3N R13W tJ5.00637.000, Balley,llumtll t.507A Out of 81.20A O.lior Pomala 0., Soct 15 I .507A, Total $101.34 Fr.& SE Car of 55A NE Cor 01·00350.003, Hultman, Ex 14 Vtln Coo).2.50A, Total Gregory E,, Sect 30 T3N $157.81 " RI3W Tract 9 Parcel 2 05-00382.007 Bruner lAnd 1.233A Out 'of 2.0t5A Company, l~c1, c/o Nick ·1,233A, Totol$208.81 Jahnoon, Soct '7 T9 R15 OI·00351.oO&, H~llman, Porcal 1 t2.189A Out of Gregooy E,, Sect 311 T3N ~32.044A t2.f89A, Total R13W Troct 9 Parcel ' I ' $80.14 1.133A Out at 8.885A 05.00382.014, Bruner lAnd 1.133A, Total$111.01 · · C"a mpany Inc., c/o Wayne 01·0051 0.0"03, Solloqk, . Boyha, Sect 71ll Rt5 Parco! Robert J. Jr. "·&lor Jaotono· ' I-· 5.011A Oui..oii32.044A M., Sect 30 T3 1113 W 1/2 of 5.011A, Total $33.10 · NW 1/4 5.103A out oi75>00A 05·00851.000, Shaollna, 5, t03A, ToUtt $71 .97 Donlol E., Lot 3 75x100, "01 · 00510.004, Sollock, Total ~.31 R9bert J . Jr. &lor Jaotono 05·00653 .000, Sheotlna, M., Soct 30 T3 Al3 W 1/2 of Denial E., LoU, ToUtl $48.13 NW 1/4 5.137A Oul ol 05·00582:ooo, Thompaan, 75.00A5.137A, total m.35 Tony O.lior Judith J., Soct 01·0051~.005, Sotlo~k •.. tiSW. Port.Of$W t/4 .t.IIOA, Robort J. libr .Jbolono Total $308.10,.J" M., Sec 30 T3 R13 W l/2 of· ()'S'!U0492.0'110; Zetgtor, NW I /4 5.174A . Out at nmath J. &lor Krlatln C., Boct 15 4 2.50A out" of 75.00A 5.174A, Total $72.74 01-110170.000, Shaw, Lynn O. 102.04A 2.SOA, Total $299.06 lior llaoy Elluboth S., Lot IAbanon 1\Np Stet 17 W PI of 17.72A E PI Eolllm LSD of NW 1/4 E at Rd .18A, 06.00038.001, Boaao. Trav · Toll! $.40 Eugene liar Temmy Lynn, 01-110171.000, Shaw, Lynn D. Sect 28 T3N R11W E Side lior Mary_Eltzabolh S., Lot at NW t/4 2.268A Out at Sect 17 NW Pt. Ex. lA 45.00A, Total $48.41 School Lot 5&.31A, Total 08·00030.000, Dailey, $631.11 Michael L, Soct 28 SW Part Chaalor TWp. N of SE 1"/2 Ex 3A 4A", Total • Eaetern LSD 5 •72 03·00052.000, Baker, 08·00135.001, Gheen, Mild rod L. &lor Lloyd L., Mtchaollior Janlne ·aect33 Black I Route 248 65'Jt102' T3 Rll E Part at NE 1/4 2A Joining VIllage .20A, TaUt! Out of t03A 2A, TOle! $88.08 $830.23 03·00053.000, Boker, 08·00083.000, Hamrick, Mlldrod L. &/or Lloyd L., Wends L. & Glenn c., Sac:t Sect24 Block I 83'x78' NW 11-22 s Port Ex Fltchla Carner Wolle Addn .• I SA Wltoy s 11 .31A, Total $24.86 Approximately, TOial $37.17 06·00064.000, Hamrick, 03·00080.000, Bau, John Wanda L. & Glonn c., SIICt L., Stcl 6 (640) Sect 6 T2 11-22 . SE Carnor Above R13 W at NW 1/4 Ex lA Ex Dtwlttt Run Ex lA 8.65A, 2.75A 38.25A, Total $106.11 TaUtl $14.49 03-ootl83.000, Brooka, Kevin 08·00085.000, Hamrick , E. & Tanya S., Lalli Block Wanda L. & Glonn C., SIICI 112 E 112 of Lalli 48'x70.5', tt-22 E of Long Bottom & Iaiii $$.84 Huol Part of 8A .liSA, Jotal 03-00964.000, Brooks, Kevin $1.86 E. & Tanyo s .. Lat/12 Block 06·00149.000, Woolfolt, 1 Ex SE & NE E l/2 at Lot VIrgil Eugene &lor Fay, SIICt 112, ToUt! $5.64 28 Part of 35A NE of SW 1/4 03-00965.000, Brooks, Kevin NW of SE 1/4, Total $29.04 E. & Tanya S., W 1/2 at Lal IAbanon 1\Np. 1148'x70.5', Total $5.84 Soulhorn LSD · 03-00986.000, Brooks, Kevin 07-IKI002.000, Adams, Alver E. & Tony a S. .- LaU2 Block A. c/o Jarie Footer Adama, 112 W 1/2, 2, Total $11.62 L~t 28 Old Portland, TaUt! 03o00817.000, Brooke, Kevin $14.38 E. & Tanya S., Block 12 W 07.fl0015.000, Allen, Rodney 112 Lottl3, Tatal$217.81 & Raymond Mila, Sec Lot 03·01680.000, ~~~~ E. Smith 100A 148 3A of 35.50A Bog Petroleum Inc., Working 112T Fr SW Cor 3A, Total lntoroal Owen Damewood $57.50 Welt N505 lAnd Ownor, ToUt! 07·00195.000, Barber, VAn $103.15 1 Loo, Et AI, Stet 14 15 NE 03.00020.000, Dean, Robert . Corner Out oi8A .81A, Total W. lior Raaomary A., c/o • $5.59 Nancy Hutae, aect 19 S part 07·00996.000, . Barber, Van of Rd 34A, Tallt $385.11 lAo El At, ST 14 15 SE Prt of 03·00489.0.0,0• W DdoomR, &AN End of W Prt Ex lA & Anthony W. ..,or on Y ·• Ex .97A RT 2A, ToUt! · Lot(26215.7Aai87.05ANW $101 .58 l/4 Ex 1.00tA Ex 1.007A 07-o0344.000, Cobb, Ruseell D. &lor Danna S., Soct 30 3.832A, Ta181 $53.07 03-001119.000, Oilton, Paula Out at75.36A ln.W 112 of NE. K., Sect 27 (262) SW Carner 1/41.40A, Total $121.97 Ex 29.50A 29.50A, Total 07.00792.000, Cooper, Geoy $970.24 &lor Marilyn, Sect 24 (100 03·0t663.000, Oilton, Paula 170) 8.75A, Total $18.77 K., Sect 33 (6401 SE Corner 07·00794.000, Cooper, Gary I.OOA, Total$9.21 · · liar Marilyn, Secl23 (teo03-00660.000, Family Roaort 1188) E End 26A, Total Inc,, S33 (640) 16.50A Out of $72.88 101.86A E PT at SW 1/4 Ex 07·00795.000, Cooper, Gary Coai16.50A, Talll $73.71 &lor Marilyn, Sect 23 W 1/2 03-01442.000, Fo,.,lty Resort at E 75A 160-tl88 Ex Inc., Soct 33 (640) SW PT t3.5686A 26.4314A, Total SE & SE PT ol SE 1/4 $73.90 6t.30A Ex 2.0105A 59.2895, 07·00796.000, Cooper, Gary &lor Marilyn, .Sect 23 (180Total $17,807.38 03-00764.001 , Folmer, 1188) E End on N Line Ex Donald R. &/Dr ,Carol, Sect 4 13A E 9A, Total $25.16 Rt3W T2N I.OOA Out at 07.00787.000, Cooper, Gary 2.23A I.OOA, ToUt! $434.13 . liar Marilyn, Secl 24 (10003·00764 .000, Folmer, 170) Und 11/6 of SE 1/4 of SE. Donald R. lior Coral Ann, 1/4 33A, Total $92.23 . Soct4 Lot 113 2.23A Out of 07 - 00226 . 007, Lee, 51.15A Ball'o Sub Ex lA Froderlck A., Lot 7 tOOA t.229A New Survey, Tatol Loto 180 & 179 T2N RI1W $54,75 .OSA Out of 52A & .95A Out 03·00387 .000, Frost, altOOA, Total $97.84 Richard El At, C/0 Richard 07·00384.000, Long, Dennlo, Frost, Block It Route N248 Socl 25 NE t /4 Ex Cool & Pari of 15 .22A, Total Oth Mlno 25A Out 52.17A $280 07 25.00A, Total $186.40 Janu 07.00385.000, Lo1J11, Dennis, 03 ci 1341 001 ct~yton o.; sect 4, T3, Rt2', Sect 25 NE t /4 Ex Cool & ar.' MIDDLEPORT - Commumty Thanksgivmg scrv1cc at the .Presbyterian C hurch 111 Middleport , Sun HARR ISONV ILLE Har- day, 7 p.m . Thoscattcndmg as ked to_. risolnille Chapter. O rder o f the . take a can o f food. qa~tc rn St:.n, <~ nn ual mstallallon , Saturda y. 7 p.m at the tc n)ple. MIDDLEPORT - Calvin Min to speak at Ash S treet F ree Wtll ,_ EAST ME IGS- Easter.n Athlet- BaptiSt Church, Middleport , Sunday. IC Boosters High School fa!l sports 7 "p.m . banquet, Saturday. 6:30 p·.m . high sc hool gymn aSi um. Meat prov ided . MONDAY Take covered dt<h MIDDLEPORT Evangeline Chapter 172, OES , officer tnstallaRACINE - RACO sponson ng tion , Monday, 7·30 p.m .. Middleport toud co llect ion , Sat urday, 8 a.m. 10 , Masonic Temple. '0 The lands, lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by the County Treasurer of Meigs County, with the taxes, assessments Interest and penalties charges thereupon agreeable to law, are ~nlained .. and described in the following list , ,. FRIDAY RAC INE - Me1gs County PubIt o Library Board, Friday, I p.m . at the Rac ine Branch Mc tg:s Ht gh Sc hoo l cafctcna. Prospcc t·ivc huntc ts must complete a 1\b nt cr cd ucatlU n course be fore the y can pul·chasc an Ohio huntin g l kcn~c. Tht -.; ts an open course and no prc rcg tst rauoO ts req uired. l!P m Honolulu DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE 1 .- Community Calendar Course w ill be hdd Sa turday. 9-5 p.m. and Sunday. 2-5 p m at the MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR )'0111"_ readers on the North American contment tha! no matterwhallune they call: it's a lot earlier in Hawaii. - Fed TIIICIIIID 1111 TD CH- FIIIMI with the results. Oh, give thanks to to recetve His favor: As lthmk of the the Lord' lsatah expenenccd a sp lend id way God provided a ram for Abraham an.d Isaac to sac rifiCe; I am ·· vision of God. " ... I saw the Lord mdebted to God for providing our sitting on a throne , lofty and exalted sacri fice, Jesus C hrist. who died for ... ·· Ezekiel also saw awesome vis ions of the majesty arid wonder of me and all mankind . Ltkewise, when Gene ra l Joshua God's glory. I thank God for His fell on his face in fro nt of the Lord , Word that gives m e a glimpse of Hi > the Lord ·said to h1m , "Rise upi Why greatness and a sense of h1s presis it thai you have fallen o n Y.Our ence. face?'' I've learned 10 examine ~ Ihe I could con tmuc mal-ching thing that m ade me fall and am more thro ugh the pages of the Btble, gtvapprec ialiV.e of the encquragement ing ihanks for its man y promises. ' that I receive. The n I" d -certainly come to C hrist I love to read about Gideon . Jesus w ho said, " And I. if I be li fted When God gave him a seemingly up from the earth, w1ll draw all men difficult assignment, he was scared to Myself."" silly. "But the LORD said to him, Wh1le the mcredtble words of the 'Surely I will be with you ... '"' and Bible in spire me, I know I" m saved He sent fire from heaven to prove it. for eternity because Christ willingly r ·m so glad He 's with me when I'm took my punishment for sin to the afraid . cross . My heart burs ts forth in ra pGod saw a little shepherd boy, turou,s praise, "Oh, give thanks to David, as a king . How thankful! am the Lord'" Father, thank You for Yo ur eterthat ,He l ook~ at my potential instead of my failures. nal lovingkindne ss toward us. Yo u Courageous Queen Esther put her save us and sati sfy our thtrsty, hunlife on the line to save he r people. , gry souls. We praise Your Name . Her cousin encouraged her, "Yet Amen . who knows - may be it was for a • Sc riptures NASB : jJenesis 6;8, time like this that yGu were made Isaiah 6: I , John 12:32 queen !'" As He 9id then, God interGood News: Esther 4: 14 venes on beh a l ~. 0 f those who take a stand for their beliefs and trust Him to God that I don't have to be perfect Thanks for niany promises By Bonnie Shiveley ·Devotional Writer I told the guy my rnothrc doesn I_CCI up befon: noon and uplained the tune difference to him. He called back 819 a.m. the next day. Another wtliiWI called~ New York at 8:30a.m. and couldn I figure out when to call back. so she phoned aga~n ~. 8:30 next momm~ and asked for help. Can I these_ people add or subtract the d1fference 1n hours between where they are and where we are? Please !ell HAMPTON COVE Huntsville . SILVER LAKES A'ml'ion.fladsden . GRAND NATIONAL CAMBRIAN RIDGE HIGHLAND OAKS . OX MOOR Au bum/Opelika MAGNOLIA Gf!OVE GrMivll/e Dothan floblle Birmingham VALLEY The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 MEIGS COUNTY DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES TNANCY PAR"KER CAMPBELL Page& Women need loving ·support from their husbands in order to re~pond sexually !hat My wife was always on the heavy side and couldn't seem to lake off the weight. although 1 know she tried. When our marriage began to fall apart. Pomeroy • ,Middleport, Ohio Oth 111,. 15.117A at83.t12A 2,41A, Total$1,219,17 07o005511.000, Powott. Ruth Ann, C/o VI._ G..., Aplt, Soct23 2.18A of N PI 50-SA W ond Ex lA an N Uno 2.18A, Total $1111 .70 07·00619.000 , Prolllll, Pomoto S., c/o Po molt Ballord, Stet 13-18 S Port Ex 5A Ex 1.45A 8.01A Ex 1.804A7.186A,Total$ellll.l2 07.-.r.ooo, Smith, Lowto, c/o Sandy Molano, Lot 29 Okl P-nd. TaUtl $30.28 07-81.000, Smith, Lewlo, c/o IAwto Smith, Lat25 W 1/2 . Old Portland, Totol S2U7 07-410101.000, Toclford, Roy 11. liar Oobro, Lat 58 Now Partloncl Glbb'o Addn Lat 58 (103.1'x208'), total $502.11 07' 00t71 .000, W8gller, Cllarlaa F.• Sect 34 (I&01183) E End of W t/2 50A, ToUII $2011.611 07·00884 .000, Wag-. Charloo F., Stet 34 (t&011831 E End Ex Coat 29.20A, ToUII $$70.83 07 ·0089&.000, Wagnor, Chorln F., Soct 11 33 (1601164) NW Car Ex Coal 20A, ToUII $55.90 . 07· 00898.000, Wagner. Chorlaa F., Sect 34 W 112 Ex Cool SW Prl 160A Lot 33,70A of 77 .49A 33. 70A, ToUII$94.25 ' 07-ll0250.000, Ward. Troy E., S II T2 1111 Wl/2 N 1/2 of 85ALolt75Ex1 .8AExi.5A 8.311A, ToUII $23.58 07·00314.002, Warner, lllcllall E. &lor T. Darlene, 160A Lot 1173 T3 1111 .5817A, Total $49.52 07·00958.000, Wetllerllalt, Manning Et AI & J!lory Franceo Smith c/o John Roger Smith, sect 25 3 112 Ex BOA 79.20A, ·Toll! $221.28 . 07·00545 .000, Wllllama, Sandra K., Soct. 20 NE at 56A SE Carner 2.25A, Total $49.94 IAtartliNp. Southern LSD 08-CIOI35,00t, Elias, Janet K., 1110A Lot 1190 .T2 Rll 311.289A Out ot 108.887A 36.28tiA, Total 1129.51 Olo00315.001, Hill, Pout Jr, &lor Carol, IOOA Lot 241 T2 Rf2 tA ' Out at 2.05A lA, ToUt! $521.37 OIHIOI35.002, Murphy, Irene C., 160A Lot 1190 T2 R I I 36.289A Out of 72.578A 38.289A, Total $128.51 08·00135:000, Neumann, Karen L, Sect 11-25-31 All Ex Lot NE 1.60A HWY & Coal 72.57SA Ex 36.289A 311.289, Total $128.51 08·00250.000, Patterson, IAroy &lor Sondra, Lal19 on Road Joining Vlllago .SOA, Total $313.84 08·00251.000, Petterson, Lerry &lor Sondra, Lot 19 54' E Sldo .lOA, Total $ 25.18 06·00252.000, Palleraon, Larry &lor Sandra, Lot 14 54' E Sldo, Total $10.40 08..00891.000, Proffitt, Mark, c/o Tom Prolllll, Lot N840 .006A, Total $1 .60 08·00436 .000, Rittle, Date liar Lutz Pam, Sect 6 (IOO222) WEnd Prt oi42.85A on N Line t.SOA, Tolll $203.87 08· 00533.000, Rhode a, Corwin, Et AI, c/o Joseph R. Ferra, Stet 11-36 (215) E End of 62.50A 13A, Talll $160.46 06·00462.002, Torzopptoua, Danny J ., tOOA Lot 219 & 220 T1 Rlt 2.568A tn Lot 218 & .598A In Lot 220 3.184A, Tota~$211.43 08·00284.000, Wolle, Franklin A., aoct 12-31 (160-1 194) NW. PI ol Ex Coal t9A, Total $251 .77 06·00534.000, Wolle, Franklin A. &lor Penny, Sect t1-3t (160-1194) NE of Sllaon & Church Ex Coat 3.17A, Total $204.50 Olive Twp. Eastern LSD 09·01510 .000, . Anthony, steven &/or Deborah, Socl 35 Mid of SW Pert of SW 1/4 s.013A Out of 45A s.OI3A, Total $t60.57 09·00058.000, Baker, D.M., C/o Joroy Ann Schafer, Soct · 19-24 E· Side at 1/12A Barbor Shop .06A, Total $.42 "09·00086.001, Barber, Duana F. &/or Cryatat F., 100A Lot t04·· SE Car .96A Out of 2.00A .96A: Total $58.93 09.-02038.000, "Beene, Doria ~-· Royalty lnloreet Energy Search Incorporated Cowdery Unit N2 Land Owner, Total-$5.17 09.02046.000, Beene, Doria J., Royalty Jnteraet Energy Search Incorporated Cowdery Unit N3 Land Owner, Total $9.49 09·00076.000, Barber, Terry L. lior Sharon K., sect 11 N t /2 at SE t /4 at SW 1/4 Ex 6A t4A, Total $93.49 09·00168.000, Booton, Dal• Allen, Soct 35 T4 Rt t Mid of S PI of SW 1/4 of 30.565A 5.019A, Total $349.52 09·00169.000, Baaton, Dale Allen, Sect 7 WEnd 17.07A, Total $973.96 · 09·00170.000, Baetan, Deto Allen, Socl 17-18 SE PI t .50A N PI 311.75A SE PI Ex .50A .20A, Total $4.47 09·0017t .OOO, Boston, Dale Allen, Sect t7 TR In W End SEat Rd. 2.77A, Total $27.98 09ofl01n.ooo. ~on. Dote to-otiiii3.00I , 11ww1n, LM T,, All on, &oct 17 W End Sect 3 T4N RI2W SE Cor of 17.88A, T---54 1.163A Troct 2.311A Out of 09·00252. 000 , Couoo.y, 112.53A2.30A, T-$16.70 Rlcklo & Raae II,, Soct 35 1o-otllll3.003, Swoln, LM T., T4N RttW NW Car of SW Sect 3 T4N Rt2 1.037A Out 1/4 lA Out of 5A lA. TaUtl at 6L517A 1.037A, TOIII $$11t.3t $7.54 09·00814 .000 , Evono. to-ootl83.004, Swotn,LM T., lllcltool A. It/or Lori, Stet Sect 3 T4N 1112 15.379A Out 33-34 E End .872A of 39,15 Total •~ 87 of 60.48A Ex t 4.86A .70A, _...... Total SIS.a .872A, •• 01-001111 .000., GoH, Kovln 10· 00080 .000, Trtploll, Alvin, Soct 11 22 T4 All NW J•••• c . liar Chavotlor Cor E End Ex 1.25A 3.75A, Stolle· L., Lot 7 90 Total$758.65 3/4' xt5t'W End, Total 09·00284 .000 , Hayman , $197.93 Pllrlclo K., Sect 30 T4 R11 S 10·00691.000, Wtlllomoon, Port ol SW I 14 L5481A, Wende, c/o Suzonno Groll, Lol Stet 29 NW of Total $558.10 09·0011311.000, Holzer, Woolhl- N 01 Rd ,211A, Kannatll El AI, Sect 24 E 1/2 Total $2.t0 of sw 1/4 Ex 20A NW Ex 10.00693.000, Wltllomoon, Wenda, c/o Suzonno GteH, 4.00A 4.25A, Total $48,83 09· 00378.000, Hanokor, Lat Soct 29 ME Cor of NW Dwight C., Lot 1.390A Out of 1/4 2.50A, TaUt! $20.06 40A NE Comer 1.39A, Total · t 0·00694.000, Wltllomoon, $14.24 Wende, c/o Suzanne Groll, 011·00229.005 , Honatoy, Lol secl ~8 NW cor of Chrt.U D., 30A Lot 120 R11 69.10A NE 1:x 9.44A NE SA, T3 I.OOA Out at 44.3988A, TOIII $32.111 Total $153.21 , I • 09·00377.000, Honokor; ":.:'a':'~· Dwight, Sac:! 211 SW l/4 at lt-19 000 Do II, u-lth SE 1/ 2 L390A, ToUtt · • -r,. ~ $1150 45 W. &lor Noncy Marlene, Sac:t. 21 Jotnlng Mlll Laton o9'-oo373 ooo Mcintyre Wltllom A: i.Jo'r Patricio S ox 14, Votn Coot t.I911A, aiiCI 18 T4 Rt t Mid an N Total $107.50 Lint NE 1/4 8,25A, Total 11-00170.000, Barron, Keith $408 16 & Noncy llartono, Lot Sect 01·00859,000, Mondetoon, ~Ei~~~·~i;; of IIIII Jotfr8y, El AI, Sect 3 9 NW t t .o'os11 .000, Bonon, Kolth Prt ai43.45A E Prt Ex I .SOA W. & Money llartono, Lot Stet 21 La130'x100' N ol CR W 1A, Total $4.47 . 011-006119.000, Nutter, Jomn 069A, Total $3.5l . T. &lor. Slllrloy M., Sect 8 11 o00811 000 Bowland Jot .42A Oul ot .88A W End &lor PollY ~ Stet 36 PT .42A, Total $111.17 NE 1/4 5A'out of 74 75A SA 09-01152.00t, Nutter. Jamn c/o Joe Bowlo~d TaUti T. &lor Shlrloy M., Sect 8, 258 43 ~~~ ~~ ~ut 019·56A 11·00789.000, Cochran, OI.02 020.000, "ohio L lc M Jamn C. Et AI, Sect 4 U ca., Inc., ·cfo Overbrook R.14 NE Cor 12,8Aoi72.50A center Royalty tntoroot l!dll I 2.8A, TaUtl $37 -~ · Rood 'Land Owner, ToUtl 11.00231 .000, Dettavollo, $4 33 . Louro A., c/o Laura A. o9-00882 ,000 , Pooler, Dowllt, Stet 27 Mid . Mlcllool E. &lor Lola G., SE . 21.t31A, Total Sl28.27 Prt al28 I/2S E Prt at s 112 IHI0232.000, Oellavollo, Ex t 1/2 A 6 50A Totjtl Lauro A., Lot Stcl 27 Near $50 24 ' ' Mid of E 1/2 PI of 11.25A 09·00883 .000, P.ooler, 3 . 57A, C/O Laura A. Mlcheel E. &/or Lots G., Oowln Total $19,78 Sect 11 34 "W Car 8.50A, 11·00233.000, Dollevollo, Total $50 24 lAura A.,C/o Lauro A. DIWIII · 000 p 00 1 Lot Soct. ·27 Noar Mid of W 09·00884. • or, 112 Part of 18A 8 55A Total Michael E. &lor Lola G., $335 · ' Soct 11 39 SW Cor S of Rd ·83 . Ex t.25A .75A, Total $322.18 · 11·00422.000, Findlay, 08-00134.000, Pulllna, Floyd Naqml P., Lot 117 Ooon Sect 25 Trlln NE Cor Htilchlnaon Subdlv. of sect )5 1.50A, Total 114.84'x110.02', Total $33 03 , $448.44 09·01055.000, Putman , 11.00979,000, Gulnthor, Poul Wlloan 11, c/o Wlloon J. Et AI, C/0 Paul J. Putman s t t-24 sw of NW Guinther, Lot Sect ·8 Ex. 1/4 i, NW of NE 1/4 31A27A, Total $124.43 1.093tA Out ot 72.0885 11·00427.0QO, Hoyoo, 1.0131, TaUtt $31.17 Tli-oro P., Lot Soct. t4-8 09·010511.000, Pullf1on, 1.50 out of 33.38 1.50A, Witton Juntor & Franca• Total $$7.98 Luclllt &oct 24 T4 All NW 11-00600.000, Hyooll, Jomoo Cor aiYS 01A Along 1\Np Rd F. lior Hyoell, Jamoo Gorald 3131.30A, Total $3159.44 Emoroon, Lot Socl·14·7 In . 09-110183.000, Putman, Burl NE PI of Soc. & NW PT of Jr., Lot Stcl18 S 112 NW 1/4 Soc. I4.50A, Totti $431.37 NW t/4 Rx .7A N 1\Np Rd 313 11-110707.001, Hou11r, Frank 3.23A, "rota! $71.43 . W. &lor Terrie L., Sect 16 09-01188.000, Putmon, Burl TBN R14W 8.742A aut of L. Sr. lior Bonnie S., Sect 40.00A 8.742A, Tallt $84.74 24 NE Car at sw Port of NE 11·01277 .003, Hugglno, 1/4 3.49A, Tatol $328.64 Henry, Stet. 35 T6 R14W 09·00004.000, Rhodoo, 8.531A out of 13. 1117A Charlet E. &lor Unda L, SW 5.531A, Tollt $48.21 Cor 70A Lot 1119 2A, Total t1.01157,000, Jacka, Gerald G. & JoAnn L., Lot Sect. ·16 $565.19 09.()1t45 . 000, Road, on N line IX 20A N of E Prt Marlarle Sect 4-10 Latll6- 40A ot 122.32W 40A, Tolll n Dlv.' Randolph E st. $244.83 · I.OOA, Total $4.89 tt-01158.000, Jecko, Gerald 09·02013.000, sompoon, · G. & JoAnn L., Lot Sect ·16 Ronald Jamea Truetoe or In S Prt of NW 1/4 ex 40A Succoooar RJ Sampoon SW.5A, Tall! $48.36 11.00569.000, Kaull, Paul M Trual, 30A Lot 121 T3 Rl1 I .190A Out at 30A Lot 121 &/or Oebblo S., Soctl2 T.5N l.t90A, Total $84.55 R.14W SE Car 1.088A of 09-01192.000, Seroan, 43.107A, 1.088A Total Wllklo, c/o Ruoooll Bloaoor, $525.81 Socl18 sw Part Ex 1 1/2A t1-D1177.001, Kaull, Paul M &lor Dabble S., Sect 12 Mid W Part 8.60A, ToUtt $50.17 09·00025.000, Smith, Harald of E 1/2 n of CR Lot 6 E. Jr., Secl11-39 Mid on w I.I03A, Total $t26.53 Ltno Bot Rd .96A, Total It ·OJ)454.000, Keeaee, $t63.40 Jomoa ,&lor Linde, Lot Sect. 09-00502.000, Webb, Guy D., ·1 SWot NW 1/4 1.18A, Total Sect 36 NW Cor of NE 1/4 $3.40 t.90A Ex .78A t.I2A, Tollf 11·00455.000, Keeoeo, $322.37 Jamoo lior Undo, Lot Sect • 09·01466.000, Webb, . Guy 7 SW of NW 1/4 23 .81A; David, Socl 36 NE Part of Total $70.68 NW l/4 Ex Coal Ex 18.813A 11·00458.000 , Keeaee, 2.3117A, Total $65.06 Jomea &lor Linda, Lot Sect Orangol\Np 13 E Part ox I 1.86A 70.494A Eaotorn LSD .e x t2.309A ox ' t9.027A 10·00540.000, Brookover, 39.148A, Total $275.10 Wltllom E. &lor Vicky, L~t 11·00571.000, Keeaoo, Hickory Acres Subdlv. W James E 1</or Linda E., Socl tOO' s 416' E ttt.8' N378.5' 13 on E Una near Mid &A, #3, Total $1,387 .54 Total $17.17 t0-00179 .001, Cllno, 11·00572 .000, Keeaoe, Raymond lior Toreaa, sect James E. liar Linda E., Sect 3 T4 R12 NW 1/4 4.7890A 7 Mid on N tine ox coal und Out at 31 .00A 4.7890A, lOIII 3.71A 47.71A, Total $220.06 $64.30 11 · 00573 .000, Keea.' .e, 10· 00413 .000 , curtla, JomeaE&IorUndaE .. Sect Timothy L. liar crystal L., 7 on W line near Mid 17.29A, Lot Sect 27 28 SW at E 1/2 . Tollt $51.22 2.50A, Toll I $290.25 I I ·00585.000, Knapp, Brian 10·00403.000 )iyaetl oavo &for Danna Merle, Lot 18 Subdlv F. &lor Diana'L ., F rae' s act Hutchlnoon , , ~ 1 151193· 21 18 T4N RI2W SW Cor 95 x115 • •Da 5 28A Total $137 80 11·00786.000, Norman, 10·00449.000, .Ltnlcome, Myrtle, Lot S"ct t4 2ln N PI Rtla Lot sect t2 311 NW Car of 24.75A or SE Car .87A, T4 Rt2 29,50A, Total $81.42 Total $287.3~ . 10.00178.000, Mitchell, Neda 11·00824 .000, Peyton, B Trustee sect 34 T4 Rl2 Wayne &lor Katllloon, Sect NW t /4 SA of ·53.50A SA, 15 Mid on N Line 15.75A, Total $1,822.26 Total $37.85 10.00357.000, Mitchell, Neda 11·00825.000, Peyton, B. Trustee, Lot Stet 35 SW Wayne liar Kathloen, Sect. t5·2t NW Part 18A, Total Car .SOA, total $4.96 10·00358.000, Mltclletl, Ned a $82.22 . B. Truatoo, Lot Sect 34 V.: 11·00826.000, Peyton, Side of NW 1/4 30A, tolal Wayne &lor Kathleen, Sect $In 90 · 14·15 NE Ex. 3A NE 1/4 10· 0.0703 .000, Richville 21.17A, ToUt! $62.64 Spartamen'a Club tnc. The, 11 · 00827 .000, Peylon , c/o Ralph Capuano, Lot Wayne lior Kllhtoon, Stet. Sect 17 Und t/2 90A SE Part 21 Bet. Rd. & E Line at Fr. ai118A t.OA, Total $278.86 1.50A, Total $79.15 I0·00594 .000 , Ruasell, 11.00117.001 , Powell, Torr!, Eddie Jr., Lot Sect 10 Mid Secl I .T6, R14, Mid of S t /2 anN Line 2.50A, Total $7 .54 tA out of 65 .25A I .OOA, 10· 00595.000, Ruoooll, Total $4 72 ·31 Eddlo Jr., Lot sect tO s Part ti·00029 .000 , Priddy, of E t /4 Ex t .47A Ex .54 Pamoto J. &lor David J ., Lot 42.99A, Tolll St60. 39 Sect 14·15 NE part oi47A t1Hl0626.002, Sheela, Jason tA, Total $t38.73 D., sect 16 T4 Rt 2 E Prt of 11 ·01059.000, Richmond , W t/2 20.932A Ex 10.929A Donald R. lior Laura Lynn, t0.003A Total $186.77 Lot Sect 9 SE Corner 1.75A, · ' · Total $7.65 L; E 0 • II..OtOIIO.OOO, Richmond, Donald R. It/or lAuro Lynn, Lot Sac:! 9 NE Port 33.25A, Total $53212 11·013t9.ooo, Ritchie, Charita A, Sr. &lor Lori 0 ., Lat Stet 8 N at Rd .. 552A aut of ,89A .552A, Total $848.03 11-110712.000, Slmpklna, LAo Ray Sr. c /o Jooeph & Kimberly Gtlbort, Lot (7) Luh'a Add 4, Totsl $434.72 11·01031.000, Snowdon , Raborl L, LA>I Sect 30 NW P8ri13.114A, Total $81.62 11·00701.004. Stewart, Kevin, Soc! 3 TIIM RI4W ,974A Out of 21.278A .974A, Total $2!1.61 • 11·005111,000 , TY800 Orummor, Toreao II., Lot Stet 17 In cntr at Sec 41.285 of 82.90A ' IX t.893A 311.312A, Total $1 ,174.38 11·00517 .000 , Tyaon Drummer, Toroae II..• Sect 111-r mid on N line 9.42A, Total $10.21 11 , ooi8I . 001 , Tllomo, . Kavon 0 ., FR 24 T8N RI4W SW Cor 1.3t37A aul of 8.00A 1.3137A, Total $14.83 11.01164.003, Welker, Donny L. &lor Judy K.. SeCt 13 Til 1114 I,OOA aut of 94.396A Lat 21 .00A, ToUt) $29.8t tt.OIIIIO .ooo , wamotoy, Samuol, Socl 18 Mid an S Uno ox 7.12A 74,26A ex 20.78t8A 53.478A, Touit $4113.92 tt-00121.000, Yaung, Danlol W., liar Uncia K., Fl1icllon 3 T8 Rl4 .91A out of 83.75A .91AC, ToUtl $13.55 Rutland Vlllago MotgoLSD I 2-00344.000, Bowland, Joe liar Polly, Sect 14 8 (6401 NW Cor W ot Bridge . ex .1214A .4586A, TaUtl $90.84 12-00275.000, Davis, Horald &lor Shoroy, Soct 8 (8401 &OxiOO" S part of . SW l /4 .25A, Total $172.01 12·00203.000 , Mitchell, Bowrty, c/o Jot Bowlond, OKI I (6401 S prt of 3.34A N at Ban N or CR .27A, TallI $555.35 12·00245.000, Mitchell, llerlln M, liar Unda L, E Pert of ,50A 107 112' on St •. Ill. 124 .332A, ToUtl$57.06 12·00248.000 , Mitchell , Merlin M. &lor Undo L, t40' Frntg St. RT. 124 W PI .SOA 23.5' Frntg St. Rt. I 24 .168A, Total $83,01 12·00247 .ooo, Mitchell, Martin M. &lor Unda L, I 97' Frontage on St. Rt. 124 1.84A, ToUtl $1,174.50 12.00186.001, Hyaetl, David W. lior Penny K:,.on W line S of NE Cllurcll Lot W 1/2 at Lot .t4A out at .30A .14A, TOIIt $594.1 3 ·12·00204.000, Mitchell , Bovorty, c/o Joo Bawlend, S.ct 14 8 (1140) E ol St. Rd. N Ol Bea'l.·1.4A. ToUtl,$11,89 12·00344.001, Mltcll~ll. Boverty, c/o Joe Bowland, Sect.B T8 Rl4 .1214A out of .58A .1214A, Total $27.63 t2-00052.000, Pratt, Ouotln Alan, loci 8 (11401 near NW SW 1/4 Bot Rd & CR oul of .60A .15A, Total $32.70 12.00278.000, Pawoll, Toroy Lot Sr. liar Morliyn L, Soct 8, T8 Rl4 SW Car of Lot #t7 .24111A of .491A .24111A , Total $1 ,052-.36 t2-00444.007, Soarto, Ralph E. liar Bonnie M., Til Rl4 .389A aut of 2.60A port of Rollroad .389A, Total $583.93 I 2-00444.008, Soarlo, l!atpll E. liar Bonnie M_., Sect 8 T6 Rl4 .01A out ot .28A .01A, Total $1.87 S.lomllvp. MolgoLSD t 3·00389 .1101, Ashburn, Larry W. &lor Cathy A., Sect 31 T8N RI5W t.594A aul of t6.65A 1.594A, Total $63.82 13-00803.000, Ba~a. John, Lot II, Total $10.86 t 3·00604.000, Baas, Jolin, Lot t 2, Total $20.45 ' , t3·00042.000, Bua', JoiJn L., Lol 8 Langatreth Add, Total 114.t8 13·00043.000, Bllos, John. L., Lot 7, Total $207.87 13·00044.000, Baas, John L., Lot 8, Total $71.78 13-00113.000, . Cummins, Carl Albert Et AI, Sect I on s line of SW 1/4 ex 14 V.ln Coal .75A, Total $240.78 13·002tO.OOO, Goble, Larry W. &lor Cheryl D., Bote 15 38 W at NW/t4 Ex 14 Vein .Coal ox 7,64A 4.28A, Tall! $52.t& 13·002tO.OOt, Gable, lArry w. lior Chooyl D., Sect 36 T7N RI5W 7 .64A oul of 11.92A 7.64A, Toll! $218.19 13· 00777 .ooo, Hoyee, Theodore P., Soct 18 T8 Rl5 Near Mid on N llno out of 94.06A 5.03A, Total $138.85 13· 00778.000, Hayes, Thaodaro P., Soct 18 Neer Mid on line E PT N of Rd . out at 99.53A 5.47A, TaUt! $1,:j64.51 13·"o0330.000, Jewell, Menlord &/or Joyce c/o Monlord Jewell, Secl t4 N Of E 166A ox N4 Vein Coat OUI of 40.546A 4.00A, Total $110.23 13·00732.001 , McCloud , Darrick lc Candy, NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sect 25, T8N Rt5W 4A out of 28.329A 4.00A, Total $445.56 1"3·00574.008, Rile , William E. liar Christine G., Secl11 T8 R15 Lot #I 4 5.835A out of 27.1887A 5.835A, Total $20t.94 13·00871 .000, Sorrell , Wilbur &/or Lively Debra , Sect 15 27 SW Car Ex School Lot ox 46.93A 1.30A, Total 1125.16 ~3·00774.000, Wright, Ronotd G. liOr Unde , Sect 24 T7 1115 SW, Part aut of 90.19A 39A, Total $1,9t2.32 Saliobury 1\vp. Meigs LSD 14·00054.001, Bornott , Rodger &lor Bottle, Sect 32 T2 Rl3 .NW Carner of 40, ISA .I90IIA aut of 40.t5A $47.114 14·0.0080.000, Bolly, , . _ El AI, Sect 36 (1110315) Noor SW Car W of Rd. 4.5A of 8.5A 4.50A, Total $368.112 t4-01017.001, Colburn. Rtck &/or April, Sect 3 T2N Ill JW 2.00A out ot 19.00A 2,00A, Total 185.57 t4-00237.000, Cardllih, Joel llorc, Soct 29 (640) llld ot S 1/2 76.25A, Total $241 .16 14·02238.000, Eotato ol Normon F. Rollrkooto. Working lnloroat Rabort B. Burctatta lAnd Owner, ToUt! $2.46 14·005t8.000, Groham, lllchool &lor Cllooyt Lynn, Stet t7 (6401 In N Port of SW 1/4 28.12A. Total $$14.81 14·00419.002, Grimm, Hamor, Sect 3t T2 Rl3 .216A DUI 52.347A 1.277A aut t.93A ,4t9A out 3.009A, Total $431.70 14·01 eB4.001, Howley, Nannan E., Sac:t 18 T2 R13 8.545A o~t of 29.17 A 8,545A, Total $t44.31 14•0135t.OOt. Homaloy, Ratllo 0. & /or llatanle K., Sect 3 T2 Rl3 4.867A out of 15.79A 4.887A Ex .371A 4.316A, Talll St ,2011.17 14·008t8.000 , Herrmann, .I908A, C.rrol Eugene &Jor Vinaasla llae, Soc 35 (I 00-326) Mid Prt. ox 1/2A ox Lot s Coal Etc. 20.04A, Tolll $56.28 14·00619.000, Herrmonn, ·Corral Eugene &lor Vlneaala Moo, Sect 35 (100·325) W End of 37.73A N Part lOA, Total $35,311 14·00620.000. Her,r mann, Carrol Eugene lior Vlneaala Moe, Sect 35 (100-326) NE Car of 24.42A E Part 4A, Total $11.28 . 14·00821.000, Herrmann, Carrot, Eugene &l or Vlneoota Mea, Soct 35 (11103251 S Part ox cool & oth min. 2.39A, Total $39.00 14-008811.000, Hyoell, Rogel W., Sect 31 (640) 1.30A aut oi86.59A Near Mid N 1/2 of N Uno .57A, Tall! $357.58 14-110687,000, Hyull, Roger Wlttlam, Sect 31 (114011 .30A oi86.68A Maa1 Mid N 1/2 of N Ln .32A, TaUt! $26t .61 14-CI0688.001, Hyoell, Gary F., Sect 31 , T2N, RpW, SW Corner .29A out of .88A, Ta14tt $28.94 14·00583.000, Landaker, David, Sect 2,F.I2,T.2,R.13, .SOA aut ol 50.77 A .50A. Total $34.57 14·01313.000 , Lemley, David, Sec 29 NE Car of lAwrence Reuter 15A Lot .25A, Tote! $178.63 14·00054 .000, Morris, William E. 7/or Mallaaa M., Sect 32 (6401 Near Mid S Lint N 112 Ex Coot Ex. .11901A 39.2592A, ToUt! $415.61 14-CIO&at .OOO, Riffle, Randy, Soct 8(640) 1123 Penny Surv. .SOA, Total $8.44 14-110862.000, Rittle, Randy, Soct 8 (640) 1124 Penny Surv. .22A, Total $3.21 . 14·00447 .000, Scllulor, Jomoo L, Sect 32 (640) E Part at N 140A Ex 20A lA, Total $42.21 t4.fl0419.ooo, stobart, Rogor L. lior Unda C., Sect 31 (640) Noat Mid an S Part Ex 2.80A N Part52.347A Ex .2t6A, Total 1388.25 t4·00420 .000, Stabart, Roger L. lior Linda C., Sect 38 (I 00) E .22A W End of E 1/2 5.90A, Total $200.97 . 14·00421.000, Stobart, Roger L. &lor Linda c .• Sect 3t (840) T.2 R.l3 lA aut at 57.62A Near Mid on S Part tA, Total $86.32 14·0 1430.000, Stoba rt , Roger L. lior Linda C., Soct 31 (640) 2.60A of N Prt Eat Rd . of 56.82A 1.93A Ex 1.217A, Total $9.24 14·02094.000 , Stobart , Roger &lor Linda, Master Card Not In Uae 3.009A Ex .419A2.59A, Total $29.45 t4-00225.000, Ulbrich, Jon B. &lor Lisa, Socit24 (640) E ot SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 22A, Tolal $81.91 • 14·01517.000, YanCooney, Ralph L., Sect 33 (640) NE of SW 1/4 1.00A, Total $5.63 14·01518.000, VanCoonoy, Ralph L., Sect 33 (640) SE of NE 1/4 2.25A, Tolal $123.90 Middleport Village · Meigs LSD 15·00065.000, Bailey, Carolyn Suo Et AI, .c /o Carolyn Sue Russell, Lot (183) Boa 163 50x1tl, Tolll . $248.22 15· 00066.000, Bailey, Carolyn Sue Et AI , c/o Carolyn Sue Ruaaell, Lot (184) S 1/2 25xl11 Baaworth, Total $47.29 15-00406.000, Bowland, Joe E. &lor Nelda Paulino, Lot (87) Shollleld 87-5x7o' NE Side, Total $5.50 15·00407.000, Bowland; Joe E. &/or Nelda Pauline, Lot (88) 30x50 011 Palmer St, Total $497.20 15·00473.000, Clay, Paul &lor Dora, Part of Lot 99 Palmer's tat Add , Total $327.54 15..01111.000, Dowler, David, Sect 29 .50A Ex 10' Side .SOA, Total $48.03 15·01112.000, Dowler, David, Sect 29 .20A on W Line of Crop N of Rd •.20A, Total $16.00 ' t 5·01968.000, Dow tor , David , SEct 29 (640) tt9.21A Nat Leading Cr W of Mid Ex 1.36A 94.10A, Total $602.26 15·02026 .000 , lnvlalon Telecom, Total $16.29 t5-011 79.000 , Johnson, Sarah L., ~ot 340, Total $30.24 t5·01180 .000 , Johnson , Sarah L, ~01 339 Lower Pomeroy Ex 5' Oil W side, Total $3.21 15·01181.000, Johnson, S.roh L, Lat 341 Ex W 112 of Lot 341 E t/2 Lot 341 Tatol $t0.81 15·00801.000, Koouo. Jomoa E., &lor Uncle E., Lot 65 Catllno Sub Olv Sui;> 3 941dl0', Totti $217.29 15-00807.000, Kee..., Jomoo E. &lor Undo E., l.ot 65 Cotuna Sub Olv Sub 11 Tallt $17.37 tS-00120.000, King, Luclllo Lot 40 1/2 Behan'• 2nd Add TatatSt49.t4 15· 00723 .000 , Lemley, Lewronco lior Dorio, Lot 70 SE Cor SO 'x iiO ', Total $213.07 • 15-00145.000. Mantey, Brent Lal 286 Harton Add S 1/2 Total $228.84 15-009119.000, Mitch, L.aroy L., Lot 147 Polmor'o Add 2nd, Total $76.48 15-02010.000, Smith, Ranold E., Lot 11 Betsy Root Subdlvloton (Saultr Filth Avo) , TaUtl $483.27 15-01308.000, Stewart, Mory, Lot 1o Lawor Porn 41' on 2nd ST x 96' Deep NW PT Total $47.44 15..01343.000, Taylor, John L. El At, Lot 24 Bohan 2nd Add, Tall! $54.89 15·U1 3t9.000, Wagner, Robin, Part of Lal2-1/4 DIY Jonea Eal 35'x80' NE Cor Total $228,59 15·01 033.ooo, wa~era Tommy Ray, Lot 4 Bellon 1st Add Ex 60' E End, Total $48.47 15-00102.000, Wills, Mlkt & Karon. Lot (18) Rlvorvtew Acreo SubdiVIolon, ToUtl $486,89 15·00887 .ooo , Young Cllorltl E. • /or Heton Yauilg, Lot 288 Horton Add N t /2, Total $16.90 · Pomeroy Vlttago Melgo LSD 16-00942.000; .Bait, Allen & Mallie, Lot 262 25 N Cenlral Pert of Frac 25 lA, Total $3311.29 16·00098.000, Satztng , Oonold Bryan, 40 'x200' N Portion of Abandoned Boacll Ex. 40'i112' 40' x86' Total $7.67 16· 00501.000, Brlcktes, George, Lot t00-307-308 S & E at Hopkins & Jolly 5.68A, Total $48.86 . 1§·00502.000, Brlckloa, George, Lot I 00-307-3Q8 SE at Jolly an S Una I .26A 1.28A, Total $10.40 t6·00503.000, Brlckloa, George, Lot 100-308 N at Rd . S of Coal St. 1.25A , Total SJ 0.40 16·00070.000 , Brtcklos , George W., Lal262- 17 Sub. 434 .27 A, Total $357.40 18·00071.000, Brlcklos, George W., Lot 282-17 Sub , 434 ,23A, Total $49.60 16· 00t92 . 000, Burna, DQugtaa A., Lot 38 llrlp 2 3/4• Wldt NW Port, Total $5.03 16•00193. 000, Burno, Oau9lae A., Lot 39 Ex. 6 1/2'x44 t/2' SE Pert, Total $434.44 • 18· 00t94.000, Burna , Dougtae A., Lot 100-303 .16A out of 2. I OA Roar of t of N39 .16A, Total $5.03 16-01708.000, Carter, Garard Edwin, Lot 182 All Ex 22.50'011 N Side, Total $286.63 16·01501.000, Cha,pman, Craig T., Lot 295 S Part at , Lot N of Schwegman, Total $3.30 I 6·01502 .000, Chapman, Cratg T., Lot 296 About 3/5 NE Pert of Lot, IOtal $224,26 16·02066.000, Carnell Realty Company, Lot 108 21 'x9-1/2" Ex Line Front, Total St ,073.28 t6-0174t.ooo, Day, Jerry E. &lor Ida A. , Lot 6 Lincoln Helghta Add, Total $388.37 1.6·0t296 .000, Hollman , Danny L., Lot 71 ,72, & 73 Horton & Dabney 's Addition, Total $24.95 16·0t292.DOO, Humphrey, Debra Kay El AI , Lot 589 Sub 3, Total $5 .21 16·026l4.060, lnvlolan Telecom, Public Utility Personal, Total $t8.25 16·01897.000, Klllle, Nada, c/o Jack & Trlna Hannan, Lot 12 Naytora Run 60'x113', Total $380.81 16·00749.000 , . Klein, Timothy T., c/o Kathy Oilmen, Lot 258 Sub 95, Total $t9.85 t6·00750 . ooo. Klotn Timothy T. , C/O Kathy Oilmen, Lot 258 Sub 96, Total $.144.23 16· 01582 .000, Landen , Charles A., Lot 125 To 129 Inc & Trl E Side 130 H & D, Total $24.55 16-01583.000, Landon , Charloa A., Lot 1211-t /2 H & D Add 40'x80', Tot~ $186.96 16-00598.000, La dermlll, · Homer Jr. lior Llh a L.. Lot. . I 62 25' NE Cor, Total $34.00 16·00599.000, Laudermltt, Homer Jr. &lor Linda L., Lot t61 H & D Add 25' SE Cor, Total $122.84 "t6·00t39 .000, Perkins , . Jameo W. &lor Judith L., Lot 262-t7 .t 5A Sub. 435 3/4 Ex. Coai.15A, Total $42,76 16.0t325.000, Phlttlpo, Larry A. &/or Breneasa L. , Lot 167 Dabney Add. , Total $t6.53 16-01326.000, Phillips, Larry A. &lor Brenosaa L., Lot 168 Dabney Add., Total $16.53 16·01327.000, Phltllpa, Larry A. &lor Bronaaaa L., Lot I 69 Dabney Add., Toll I $I 8.90 16·01331.000, Plllttlps, Larry A. liar Brenesaa L , Lot t70 Dabney Add., Tolal $112.54 18.01110.000, Roush, John W. Sr. &lor Elizabeth M., Lot 100..307 1.63A Sub 2 3/4 1.63A, Total $30.86 16.01111 .000, Roush , John W. Sr. &/or Elizabeth M., Lot t00-308 N of Rutland Rd 75'x290' of Approx. SA .SOA, Total $737.46 16· 0t705 .000, Sellara, Gerald &/or Hallie E., Lot (Continued on Page 8) ' �• Friday, November !'age 8 e The Daily Sentinel Friday, November PomerQy • Middleport, Ohio 20, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 40 .. glasses. Roy Grueser reponed that it is estimated there will be 24,000 deer Day as a holiday. Group singing of "Let There be Peace on Eanh" concluded the program. Jim and Barbara Fry will be janitors for December. Longtime Grapge members honored Awards to members with more than 50 years in the Grange were prese nted at a teccnt meeting of the Hem lock Grange held at the hall . . Betty Conkle was presen1~d a 50 Grueser will prepare the IUrkcy, years membership award, and 55 , dressing and gravy. There will be a Christmas projects planned by flO. 65 and 70 years merit ~eals were wh,ite elephant gift exchange among Missionary Society -presented lo Edna Clark and i'e. the members. Planning for Christmas projects Leola Smith and Sara Cullums on A discussion was held on making· of rememhering others highlighted behalf of theit mother. Bernice ' ABC quilts this year nnd it was last week ·s meeting of the Bertha M , Hawk. decided to make at least 20~ Sayre Mi ss ionary Society -of the Ru,ilte Story presided al the .A Veterans Da" program was Rac.ine First Baptist Church held at tnceting with Nancy Well s reporting given by Opal Grueser. She gave the home of Mary ,K. Yost in Syrathai cookbooks arc st ill for sale. The information concerning fonnation. ' usc. t Grange is still coflecting pop tabs. what it means and when Congre:-.s A Chri.stmas gift ccnificate was .Camphcll soup labels and used eye passed a bill dcsignm ing Ve teran s se nt to the" Larry Jones, Feed the Germa"l sneu: .. f1 ,ugpy 3 ffl0t11t'lt 0~ or f ~~ Q!lOfl h()tne Rietwel fufl@ol 61!" j , 215 Prayer and the pledge to the American flag were given and members answered by naming something for which they were thankful . Repons were given by Charlotte Gran~ secretary. and l'hclma White, treasurer. • II was reponed that Laura Mae Nice is ill. A thank you note was read hy the secretary from Jean Welsh thanking all the members for kindnesses during her husband 's death . Readings atlbc meeting were "Thanksgiving Prayer" by Erma Cleland, and "Wbcn the Frost is on the Pumpkin" by Mary Jo 'Barringer. Charlolle Grant was appointed lo make out the hostess committees for Ofru:ers elected New officers were elected when 1999. Games were conducted by the Past Councilor 's Club of Chesler Goldie Frederick and Margaret_ exPlaining the white -cross quota. Council 323, Daughters of America, Amberger. The club's Christmas Sewing kits were made and mailed met recently at the lodge hall. supper and meeting was announced to lhc ,Murrow Indian Children ' s Elected were Erma Cleland , pres- for Dec. 9, 6 p.m. al !he Han's Home. Aniclcs of c lothing were also. ident; Bcuy Young . vice president: Kountry Kitchen, Racine. There will bought and· mailed. Bandages will 1 Mary Jo Barringer, secretary: Laura be a $3 gift e~change . be rolled and se nt to a hospital and Mae Nice, treasurer; Opal Hollon, Refreshments were served. Oth-quilt blocks cut and sent sometime n"wer commince, and Margaret ers present were Opal . Eichinger, after Christmas. Marcia Ke ller, Jean Welsh, and Amberger, Sentinel. Marlha Lou Beeg le gave the love Hostesses were Opal Hollon and Mary K. Holter. Door prizes were girt program and a love gift offering lnzy Newell with Delores Wolfe, · won by Thelma White and lnzy was taken . For roll call members president, co nductin g the meeting. Newell. gave a mcm< ~ ry \'Crsc Scripture from Psalm 18. The Lord's Chtldren" program 10 feed five families at Christmas. A donation was also >Cntlo the Meigs County Youth related accidenls in the next six program, "God 's Net" and lo the weeks in the state of Ohio. It was Mcig> County Senior Citizens for · also noted that several members the "Tree of Life" in memory of from Hemlock were present at the deceased members Vera Beegle, Pomona's officers' conference held Big &nd Sams discuss projeds Grella Stmpson, Blanch Wallerson, Nov. I. AI thai lime the stale con test ProJects were discussed when the Benha Sayre. Marie Roush, Mabel winners were announced. Reports Big Bend Sams met reccnlly at the , Roush, Edna Pickens, Ollie Mac were given on various Grange ~cliv- Red Rooster in Gallipolis. Cozan, Wanda Powell, and Frances ilies for 1999. , The group talked about becoming Wilcoxen. Due 10 increases in budget and involved with the Adopt-a-Highway Barbara Gheen gave devotions other ares, Hel"llock voted to raise program and also dogs for the deaf. us ing scripture from- Col. 2. read an dues for 1999 to $20 per grange · Plans -were also made to make up a article "Living Thanksgiving" and member. Members were remi nded to Christmas food basket for the needy talked about writi'n·g thank you notes bring canned goods to the December with items 10 be brought to the next and sayi ng thanks as a -life style. meeting which will be preceded by a meetin-g, Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. at the First Mary K. Yosl conducted tbc busipotluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Roy Presbyterian Church, Gallipolis. ness meeting with Lillian Hayman Nondus Hendricks had the program with each members reading a poem aboul 1'hanhgiving from the Ideals Magazine. The swry of the first Thanksgiving in 1623 when tbc pilgrims invited the Indians lu the fca.~t lo ~how their appreciation for tbc help they gave them in their survival of a cold winter in a new lamJ . Tbc Society will meet al the home of Martha Lou Beegle for a Chrislma> pany with each member to give a holiday reading and bring a S5 gift exchange item. -t.'tf.=:'~~~~t.t~t:-~~~ r---B-IS-SE_L;...L_B_U_IL_D_E_R_S,-1-N-C•...., f;;' JD COISDUftiOI ~ Phone ;;;:.. ill'~ TURNS ONE • Jamie Rana Care! celebrated her first birthday at the home of her par· enta, John and Dorena Card. Ice cream cake and other snacks were served to family and friends. Attending the party RECEIVE FUNDS- The Mason, W.Va. EMS recently received a were !?heron and Paul Card, _: CONTRIBUTION MADE - The American Electric Power Moun· taineer Plant recently contributed $250 to the Mason, W.Va. Fire $250 contribution from the American Electric Power Mountaineer ~toaron, Robbie, and Tracy Card; Department for the purchase of equipment. Making the presentation PIQnt, io .recognition of its service to the community. Carl Pettry of Carl and Angela Horn, Darin the plant Is pictured presenting the check to Doris Yonker, EMS sec- Horn, Roger and Helen Holter; to Fire Chief Paul Johnson, right, Is Carl Pettry of the plant Brian and Kim Hupp, Michelle, retary. Brian, and Michael Hupp, Crockett and Shantelle Roush, Mor- - - - - - - - - - P r i n c e Charles wants apo)ogy from tabloid-------.,---- gan Roush, Emily Sander•; and LONDoN (AP) Prince Harry suffered at school. On Thursaday, under the front- injury blacked out. " We believe you Franklin Stewart. Charles wants an apology for a Charles: ln a letter lO _the. Mirror, page headljne "!iarry's had an acci - are entitled to know if an heir lo the Sending gifts were Evelyn fronl-page tabloid anicle about a had withheld his pennission lo pub- dent, " a Mirror editorial reproduced throne is involved in an accident," Holter, Mrs. R. R. Card, Julie, Casey, and Lauren Booth. minor sports injury that Prin ce Iish a story about the injury. the palace leuer with details of the the paper sa id . (Con!lnuodlromPogt7) · 14-7 (650) S 1/2 ol SW 112 ·of 31.80A 3.ii'6A, Total 423, Ex 203 .33' Depth 24A Out of 74.93 24.00A, $582.83 .3329A, Total $535.19 Total $335.08 18-01084.000, Caroay, David 16-01622.000, 17-ootl11 .000, · McDaniel, A. &/or Torrl L, Sect 1()()..36 Robin A., c/o Edna Kay, Lol31, Tolal $283.20 N End Ex 12A N 28.56A, Lol 9 Sub Cor Front 11·00612.000, McDaniel, Total $101 .72 Total $234.36 Kay, Lol34, Total $22.62 18-01085.000, CorMy, David 18·01838.000, Stowarl, · 17·0,0613.00, McDaniel Kay, ·A. &/or TerriL, Stet 36 On Carolyn A., c/o Carolyn Lot 35, Total $22.82 W Una 36 Ado S of N Line Jellaro, Lot 28 Lincoln 11·00814.000, McDaniel, 11.76A, Total $39.73 Helghto Add, Total $280.20 Kay, Lol38, Total $22.62 18-01086.000, CarMy, David 16·01 837.000, Watton, 11·00545.000, Miller, Mary A. &/or TerriL, Sect 100 SE Neloon o ., c/o Sharlene ' , K., c/o Robtn C. Mllltr, Sec oi44A Ex 1:07A 8.30A, Total Fpr~man, Lot 38 30'x30' N 30 21.383A of 34.05A $151.37 ·Side Sub. 38, Total$13.23 21.383A, Total$111.89 18· 00283.000, Curtlo, 16· 01838.000, Wallon, 11·006tO.OOO, Phtlpa, Ch•rltl T., Stet 18 Part ol Noloon 0., c/o Sharlene Stanley lo/or Sua, Sect 36 10.84A Trac.l W ol Wolf Run Foraman Lol40 Back of Lol 2A Oul of 25A 2A, Iotti 3A, total $33.35 on Alloy, Total $4.24 $92.22 1 8·00664.000, Curtlo, 16·01840.000, watoon, 17•00781.001, Roevaa, Chorloo T. &/or Dottle F., Noloon D., c/o Sharlene Bryan L. &/or Susan, Stet 8 Sect 18 W Lint ol18 a. lAS Foreman, Reai Condor T7N R14W .52A Out of . ol Sl. Ry. 11.98A, lolol 30'x100', Total $8.51 11.217A.52A, Total $443.99 $33.:15 · 16·01839.000, Wataon, 17·00673.000, Rtevea, 18-00727.000, Family Aooort Nttaon D., cjo Sharlene VIrgil, Lot Stet 38 NW Pan Inc., Stet 32 .22A oi74.50A f'oreman, Lot :Ja Ex. 30'x36' Ex 28.52A NE Pan 11.48A, Joining 12.50A on SE cor N Side, Total $263.45 Total $803.36 .22A, Total $8.65 . 16-01975.000, Young, Frank 17·00654 .000, Aeeveo, 18-00728.000, Fomlly A11on & Donna, Lot 256 Sub 1- Eugene W. loior Juanlla M., Inc., Sact 32 4A of 74.80A 112-1, Total $29.47 Lot Soct9-10 Near Mid on S NE of NE Sect 32 Joining 16-01976.000, Young; Frank Uno 3.27A, Total $21.25 12.50A4A, Total $33.86 & Donna, Lot 256 Nyo Add 1 7·00655.000, Aeevu, . 18-01390.000, Family Aoeon 1;10A Sub 14-112 1.10A, Eugono W. &/or Juanlla M., Inc., Sect 32 NW of NE 1/4 Total $63.21 Lot Sect 10 M(d on S Line of NE ' 1/4 12.50A, Total .Scipio Twp 10A, Total $41.87 · $100.70 _ MelgalSD 17·00656.000, Aaavu , 18·00577.000, Honoler, t 7-00557.001, Al!houoo, Eugono W. loior Juanlla M., .Daniel C., SectS E so of w Marvin &/or Bonnie, Stet 36 Lot Soot 10 SE Cor Ex 40A 'pn Ex Min 5.40A of 41 .80A T7 Rt4 on N llno of Sect Eaol End 20A, Total $59.79 5.40A, Total $865.99 3.09A out oi53.06A 3.09A, 17·00021 .000, Stolnmtl:, 18·00051.000, Jonn, Total $439.91 · Ralph E. loior Faye A., Lot Brenda J., Soc 13 T3N 17·00080.000, Blackford, Stet 14 SA Out of 134.48A A12W SECor 2.1175A of Phillip R. &;or susan L., Lot SE CoreA, Total$358.53 . 51 .3597A 2.1175A, SW 1/4 of aacl 35 T.7N 11·00607 .000, Slolnmtlz, $831 .14 R. t 4W 4,0978A, total Ralph E. lo/or l'aye A., Sect 18-00856.000, No1tlngham, ' $718.92 14 W olda 1A, Toll! $15.37 Edward L. lo/or VIctoria K., 17·00172.005, Collorlll, 11·00608.000, Stolnmotz, Stet 20 N Side of WEnd Ex Wayne, Soct 26 T7 R14 Ralph E. &lor Faye A., Lot&, Coal 45A, Total $182.39 • 5.999A Out of 16.20-1A Total$200.19 18·00579.000, Rlnt~art,_ 5.999A, Total $97.40 17·00609 .000, Slolnmelz, Michael E. lo/or Sharon s.; 17-00503.000, Fralr, Anno Rolph E. &/or Foyo A., ~ol5, Sect 17 In SE Cor N of Ad D., Lot Sac FR 13-14-14 W Total $42.71 8.15A, Total $741 .11' Eil.d Ex Ptoco w & Ex 22A 17-00724.002, Whllohead, 18-004211 .000, Ritchie, Ex 2A 1.25A, Total St83.60 Erneot D. Jr. &/or Dobra H., Charita, Sect 8 23 A12 T2 1i·00094.000, ·Frye, Laura Sac! 18 Mill Lot SE of SW PnAiong w Ln of 100A E., Lot (3) 14, c/o Kevin and Pogovlllt 49.5'x181' Out of Lot 282 2.279A, Total laura Payne, Total $98.06 .73A .21A, Totol $4.68 $411.62 11·00095.000, Frye, Laura 17-00725.000, Whitehead , 18-00986.000, Smith, Donald e., c/o Kevin and Laura Erneet D. Jr. loior Dobro H., E. &/or VIckie J., Sect 3 W of Payne, Lot (2) 14, Total Lol 1-1 Mill, Lot, Tolal $21.38 w 1/2 Ex Coal 40A, Total $84.94 17-00152.000, Wilt, Ken &/or $456.00 11·00366.000, Hayoo, Kimberly, Lot Sect 14 15 W 18·00015.001, Smith, Timmy Theodora P., Socii T7 R14 o1Mid20.89A, Total $150.34 J &;or Tammy s., .418A In 2.t0 Out ol81.23 2.1A, Total Sutton Twp 100A Lot 286 & 1.576A In $33.07 Southorn LSD SE CT 29 lor a Total. 1.994A, 17-00372.001, Hill, Earley W. 18-01131 .000, Brlcklaa, Total $472.00 &/or Laura J ., Sect 23 HN George, Soot 16 T2 R12 2A, · 1 6·01 360.000, Yockey, R14 46.540A Out of 92.00A Total $708.40 Paulino A., Stet 13 SE 48.540A, total $424.65 18·00880.001, Brown, Anita Corner of W 202A ot N 112 17·00543.001, Howord , Y., Stet 20 N Side 691/SA 41A, Total $114.03 Gerald W. &/or Barbara A., SE Cor Ex Coal 1.00A, Total Racine Village Sec112 T7 R14 1 .24A OUI of $207.80 Southern LSD 93.32A 1.24A, Total $84.13 18-01083.000, Carny, David 19-00119.000, Cu rlla, 17-00415.000, Hyall, Troy A. &/or TerriL., Sec! 1()()..36 Chariot T., Sect 16 (640) &;or Marilyn, Sact36 T7 R14 N End Ex 12 1/2A N Ex Pan In W End 1.20A, Total N Mid 1/2 out of 40A Ex 3.86A 27,94A, Total $104.10 $396.03 3.49A 12.8l5A, Total $754.51 18-01083.001, Caraty, David 1 9·00228.000, Curtlo, 11·00785.000, Karr, Donald A. lo/or Torrl L., 100A Lot Charita T. &/or Dottle F., Lot R. Jr. &/or Edrlcaaa, Sect 293, T2N, Rt2W, 3.86A Out (6401 Secl16 w Ex 16 w of CHILD BORN , Mr. and Mra. John Kollar, Jr. of Newark announce ,1118 birth of their flrat child, a · daughter, Laurel) Gabriel Kollar. She was born on Sept. 19 and waighed seven pounds, one ounce, and was 19 Inches long. Maternal grandfather Ia John Wiles of Pomeroy. Maternal great-grandparents are Betty Wllas of Pomeroy and the late Orval Wiles; Madeline Chaffin of Galllpolla and the late Wallace Chaffin. Paternal grandparent• are John and Mary Kollar ol Lltch· field. Paternal great-grandparents are Paul and Barbara Chamberlin of Coldwater, Mich.; Andy Kollar and the late Edna Kollar of Millfield. READ YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER L-:=~===========T=========T=:::::;~:::;:::::;::===='f==~:::=====-: Total Wolf $13.29 Run & E of RR .25A ' I 19-00403.000, Harton, Public Notice Thomas E. lo/or Maggie L., Sect 16 (840) In '3 62x119' E COUNTY: MEIGS ol Harpold N Sldo .18A, PUBUC NOTICE Tho (allowing Total, $335.90 19-00412.000, Walker, Ricky and/dr vorlllad Allen, 17111, Total $763.13 wore received Walker, Ricky followln~~-d~r~~a:.ft:,~ ;,~~~=~:~~ 19-00411.000, Allan, 16116, Total $27.88 or final 1 9·004.9 7 .000, w,mor, by the Michael E. &/or Darlene, Protection Agency (OEPA) Sect. 9·15 .16A out ol tho loot wuk. "AC11ona: lncludt .50A .16A, Toll! $269.25 the adoption, Syracuto Vlllogo or repeal of ordore Southern LSD ' than omorgoncy 20-00151.000, Davia, William tho loouanco, D. Jr., Lot 2 Hlghlawn modification or ol llconaao, par11111a, Subdlvlalon, Total $541 .40 varlanctt, or certlficataa 20-00152.000, Davia, William D. Jr., Lot 3 Hlghlawn and tho approval 0 SUbdlvltlon, Total $73.5~ dloapproval of plano an• 20-00099.000, Hood, Karon opoclficatlona. Et AI, c/o Karen Neumann, Actlono": ara 297 N ol Loto 55-56--57-511menlo of tho 59 Carleton Add . Hllawn Environmental Subdlv.. 1tA, Total $47.04 (Direclor'a) raapect to the 20·00100.000, Hood, Karan Et AI, c/o Karen Naumann, ~onlal, ate. of a 297 Mid of S 50A W llria llconaa, , order, etc. Hlghlawn Sub .. 25A, Total aotod poroono may aubmll Public Notice Public Notice Public Noticfl equeot or . objection It rocolved by tho,OEPA within 30 days of loouonca ol tho propoood action: Written oommento, roquooto lor public me.ellngo, adjudication hearing and rt· 1uooto muol be Mnt to: Hurlng Clark, Ohio Envl· ronmonlll Protoctlon Agency, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, Ohio 43218-1049 (Tolophona: 614-844-2126). "Final Actlono" are ectlono of tho Director which aro alloctlve upon loouanco or a· elated elltctlvt date. Purouont to Ohio R.VIood Code SocHon 3745.04, a llnal action may be appealed to the Environmental Revlow Apptala Commla· alon (ERAC) formerly ~nown · aa tho ' Environ· nonlal Board of Review) by ' poraon who has a party to 1 procaodlng before lho director by filing an appeal 'F & A Sunahlnt Center, '397 condenatr. Application No. 06·5618 •. Thlo final ocllon not. preceded . by propottd· action and It appoalablo to· ERAC. (11) 20 1TC $131.48 written or vvllhln 30 days of notice of 20-00426.000, Michael, Darrell lo/or Jonnlfor S., 10 Ex.Coal Rights, Total $44.79 20-00427 .000 , Michael, Darrell &/or Jennifer S., 11 Ex Coal Rlghla, Total $49.71 20-00465 .000, Mumaw, Frankie, 68, Total $96.68 20·0061 6.000, Millo, Randy R. & Radanlih , 282 N of Pomeroy. Raclno Road 1.70A, Total $8.18 20-00617.000, Millo, Randy A. & Rodenlth, 292 N of Pomeroy. Racine Road E Side .36A, Tolll $2.72 20·00354 .000 , Powero , Ruaooll E. &/or Donna M., Lot 297 In SE Cor Along ST RY. 17A, Total $39.42 20·00355.000 , Po wert , Ruaeell E. &/or Donna M., Lot 297 Chur<h lot Latter Day Sal nil .12A, Total $2.13 20-00588.000, Smllh, Raben a. Donna R., Lot 6 Handy Subdlvlalon 75x90, Total $623.61' 20-00646.000, Vaughan, Waller. L., 15 Und. 1/4, Total $9.41 request a pubic moellng regarding draft acllona. Common!& or publl< moollng requeoll mual bo submitted within 30 days of notice of tho draft action. "Proposed Actions" are Nrllten stetomtnla of the Dlreclor'a Intent with roopocl ' to tho loouance, denial, modification, rovocalion, or renewal of a permit, llcenoe, or variance. Wrlllon commanto and roquaota lor a . public mooting rogardlng a propoud action may bt aubmltttd within 30 daya of notlca of tho proposed action, An adfudlcollon ,urlng may be hold on a •ropoaod action Ito hearing thofinalacllon. Purouantto Ohio Rovloed Coda Section 3745.07, a final action looulng, denying, modlly· lng, ;evoking, or renewing a ~ormlt, llcantt, or varlinco Yhlch 11 not praceded by a propottd acllon, may bo appealed to tho ERAC by !lllng an appeal within 30 daya ollaauanca olthellnal action. EAAC appeala muot' bo llled wllh: Environmental Aovlow Appeala Col!fmlltlon, 236 Eaot Town Stroet, Room 300, Columbul, Ohio 43215. A copy olthe appeal must bf served on tho dlroctoo Nl1hln 3 day1 after filing tho appeal with the ERAC. Final luuanco 01 Parmll To lnolall And notice 11 hereby glvon that the whole olauch aeveral tracta,· loti or parte of lola, will be certllled lor lorocloauro by ·1he coun1y Auditor pur1u1nt to law, or lorlltted to tho State unlo11 the taxee, aaaeaamente, . and penalllee are paid. Nancy Parker Campbell Auditor of Molga Cbunly, Ohio · (11) 13,20 2TC comments w. 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'PERSONALIZED Di spatch 'PAID Employee Health & Ule t nsur~mce, Dental Insurance 'HOME Weekends "Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTH WEST '401 K, GREAT BENEFITS 'Late MOdel Freighlliner CONVENTIONALS Raquiremen.ts· Age 23, Cl ass A COLAnd Good Dnv1ng Record. , Please Call Toll Free 1-888· 790· 0008, Aulttant Activities Aide : For In· termedia te tong term care laclltty, Par t·t1me App ly Point Pleasant Nursing & Rehabili tation Center, Sta te. Route 62 N. Point Pleas -· ant. WV 25550 . A Genes1s Elder· care lacihty. BUFFALO AREA. Part time CIA<1n1ng help neede~ lor office and plant areo1s Vnrious Sr)ilts PrtMous exper11mce w\tt1 buffers and cteanmg equipmont ,a pl us 4 beauUiul klltens would IO'.'B to 20 to 35 hours piH week! above l ind home for the holidays, can m1n wage phonn ofl•re & comyou help? 740-992-9040. merc•al r.h;rTr'lln(l t-304-768·7290 ' 4 pupp1es Beagle m1118d , (;an de - leave mf'ssoge with De tot 11me to · call you hiv.' li~er. l ea'.'e message 675-56 t 5 1 Cream Colored & I Grey Ti ger Striped Killen. To A Good Home 1 304-895·301 3, ' "Done right the frrst time" "Priced right all the time" • Sales • Service · • Installation Great Deals On New ,Furnaces 5 112. week old 112 chow puppies. 3 lemale.2 lnele . 304-675-5473 Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1-740-742-2842 RSES and EPA Certified 7 Ad ora ble fu ll bloo ded Spi t Z 304-675 -7559 . I ·-L . Two 2 lt''.::.ntr ol d ~~ ng l'latred · btiidl~:nens 74fj-17B·&406 Abs olute Top Dottar : All U.S. 511· :ver .And Gold Coins. Proolaets, DiamOnds, Antique Jewelry, Gold Rlng!jl . Pre- 1930 U.S. Curr9ne~. Sterlfng . Etc ACQ!.JISltl,ons JewelrY - M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second . Avenue. Gallipolis, 740-440·2842. .I • Old 740'2'*r 1915 . wv H',~""~"" 2 1JIC1 'e G t t· St-.ef)!'\erQ Pupp!t!S 8 Weeki 90 . Wa.n ted to Buy • Residential·& Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps •Room Addltlona •New Garage• ·Electrical 4t Plumbing •Roollng •Interior & Exterior ' Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTir.,ATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio HAULING 0 man YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE WICKS s Announcements BINGO 446-3302 c ------- - After 5 pm · At the To $., G'Jod We demeyer's Aucti on S$rvlce, Gampo!is. Oh10 740-379-2720 .. A N - · If A _ (Lif11e Stone· Low Rates) :CHRISTMAS TRE.ES -~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::":•:":·~- r Live Spruce, Wh)te PIB CONTRACTORS, INC. . REPLACEMENT WINDOW Pine with root ball $6/fl. c M :Plant alter Christmas! SPECIAL -Or choose a Cut Pine 0 , • CONCRETE · • BACKHOE SERVICES CRIMINAL RECORDS 'It· Road (614) 992·3838 ·:.: SERVICE Agricultural Uine, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio "Best Prices of the Season" ·E:·..-..t::".;:; Vickers ®:= .... . Wood Heating 740948-1701 12!21/08 1 mo. 9:00-12:00 Saturday & $3.00 Cheer Station/Old N(?HS Free Estimates .A AD06.5GIGHD 7SOO ADO 1.3 GIG HO 99.00 ADDS<IIlnto 99.00 Degree Certified Landscape Specialist from OSU-ATI Jeremy L Roush Businesses Save Money, Too! Free Estimates (740) 367·0412 (740) 992-4232 1/2 PRICE FRI., NOV. 20 8-10P.M. GRADES 1~8 Joe Wilson (614) 992-42(7 ADOtr-.,100.00 ADO 15" lloniiO< 00.00 ADO~CPIJ 50.00 SOUTHERN -OHIO DISPOSAL ROUSH LANDSCAPING for 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949-2217 740-992-1135 ror a Prict QuoJe! • ;J 'I - PuPP·H Par• 8eagh1 30-C..CiS.. 32•5 Found· 1 wee~ a~o JvSI put 0& DUMPTRU.CK l)pgradr fb!'l old computrr for :lltuul J/2.thr cost of nrw ! Wr nm· • fu!!Unr ofAcrrssqrirs.· lou "Gutf'"" Large 01'1!\Qt: tiDby faf"'"· · ~ ptl M1 vernoM /Jeftetwr: 11 Wo@n PlfHe ca•t JO.t-675· 6Y'A ):A ti7-4 '806 M Paza smai male SeagJe wdh collar bi·H'tar 74(} 94~29CT2 R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING "Your Computer Shop" llOBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION 7/22/tln •. HILL'S SELF STORACE 11t31mopd Cbristnw Sprria' 266-CPU 32 ram 14" mon 56K V.90 2.5 Win 98 Color Prinlor! $899.00 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .. Slug & Shot Matches UJ>irodH "Build Tour Dream" -"No jot. too IIIII or too s"'11ll" . DANCE Charter Available M&J No Credit • Slow Credit • BankruptCy Repo • Divorced .:t · Email · criminal@eurekanet.com _992.0038 . Remodeling Custom Homes Cousin's Home _Improvement and · G&W _PLASTICS AND SUPPLY ~ Painting & Coating " St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 RT. 7 PIZZA EXPRESS Buy any Large or X-Large at Reg .' Pprice, get Second for Serviryt Pomeroy, Middleport & Ma•on .~~~~to~~ ~i¥'~itet L.---;....~(N.:_:o. :S:u: n:.; d: a: y:. ·.:c; ;a; :l ; ;s: . )--~"'=-= 11/2011 mD. ~.criminal If you see my Uncle Room Additions • Roofing · Free Eltlmatfla 949-2734 330 Main St., Pt. Pl!lasant Card of Thanks Garages • Replacement Windows 740-992-3987 Limit 680 sleeve •737 back bore RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN lEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT · SUN., 1:00 PM ~""QI('O;e--r1:r, Moonlite New Homes • Vinyl Siding New New Homes & Remodeling Garages , Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding Commercial & Resle!ential 27 yrs. e l(p, Licensed & Insured GUN SHOOT Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday 12:30 pm DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES Giveaway Fftt ~ .. ca:;~~~ E. ,.;.~ o,d, 7-40~ 992·2lm Society Scrapbook Winners annou,ctd Winners in the Southern Htgh School football team fund raJSer Roger W. Hysell of Racme. a shol_gun : Ida Murphy of Pomeroy. a vanity stone; and Dave Ward of McAnhur, $50. The drawing for the half hecn has been extended to Dec. 18 with the wjnner 10 be announced du'ring half-time at the SouthernWaterford Varsity basketball game. The winner will be contacted. 9 The Daily Sentinel • Page 20, 1998 ' . Cashiers - ftJit and part rime, hiring 101 all shift s Fast growing, lrlenclly atmosphere Send resumes cl o The Da•ty Sentinel. PO Box 729· 75 . Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769, �• Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, November20, 1998 .. :F;riday;;;·~~~v~em~:bM~20~,~1~:98~--------------------------------~P~ome~:ro;y=·=M==idd=:le=po==~==O=h=io====~======~~~~~=Th=:e:D~a~il:.y:Se::nH;·ne~I~·~P~ag~e~1~~~ AlLEY OOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BIUDOJ: PHILLIP ALDER 110 HelpWIIIrted 210 Computer Uws Heeded Work Own .._., I20K $751( !Vr 1 100-349 7186 E•r t173 www amp Da.nce" Neeoeo 10 Oay1 Xmas Caoh SoomFott Bas AI 2 ~orth P1 Pledanr WV Sroclue s- Emp loyer '" Jachon County wv ~ 10 30 P<oduction workers Day and n.ghl shift IVaJi.able Musl be JTPA eltglb4e c:al 304.-342-.6100 aSk k:lr LH111 ""e E&peuenced CommerC4al Rerng erauon Tech For Gal""""' Cfw Jetton Hunl!ngton Area Two Years Mtntmum E1pe nence Ex cellent Pay Seneftts Company venoe J0.4 722 2247 304 722 1810 Ask for Frank Slt99 OGwn on a"l' tl model Ooub&ewldt tn Stoc:* Free DeW et)' Call-800-69t..gn (~)I'"M-4353 Abandoned Home Tate Over Paymenl5 Or Ma... Oflet 1 800- 38Uil62. Profes•lonal Services 230 LMng1ton • laa.ement Water ProoUng. all basement repa1rs done ""'' estimates hte11me guarantee 12yrs on JOb exper1 erat-3117 Llwlng1tort'e B•••menl W•ter Proofing, all Danment reJJa•n Qone free estimates llfet1me guaranree 12yrA on rob expert --3187 TURHEO DOWN ON SOCIAL SECtlfiTY /SSt? No Fee Un6ess We W.r1! ·-58233<5 Group Sales Manager Theme Park SplashDown OhiO s Newea:l Water Pa r k Is Seekmg A Year Ro un<! Group Salts Manager MJJII Have An Enthusta&tlc Pet sotialrty Enjoy WorklnQ HARD In A Fast Paced And YoulhluJ At motphere M•mmum Of 5 Years Sales Expeflence 3 Yea11 Man agemenl E..:peHence Excellent Computer Wr11teh Budget Plan mng Phone Prenntaflon And Customer SerVJCB SkJJII Amuse ment Hotel Or Recreat•onal Background Preferred F4X Your Resume To 740 38 .. 1361 TO 1969 Commumty mob1Je holM 12.156 aslung $1700 740 1-435310 days or 7.t0-Soii:J..SI47 alter 6pm 1970 Buddy Mobtle Home f7.40J 446-7525 1979 Fa.rmont t.fFt )( 60Fr Can Be Seen At K&J< Pt Pleasant Cal740446-<310 out SURVEYING POSIT1QNS call Kay a1614 4811-6886 The Senior Com mun ity Service Employment Program (Title V) nas openings •n Galha and Meigs Cou nties II yo u are at leas t 55 years ol age or older and have had dllllculty m your JOb sea rch we ca n help T1t1e V enrollees re celve training and asslslance wtth the t JOI:l search while serv1ng the commumty 20 hours per week al $5 15 an hour Program enrol le es also have 9 paid no days and up to 40 hours of paid leave llme annually For more Jnforma llon c:au Jeannine Finney TJIIe v Coor dinator at 740 594 8499 T1 lla V Is a project or the Corpora lton lor Oh o Appalachian Devel opment of Athens 01110 and IS an Equal Opportumty Employer Wanted • Project Manager And Estimator For Build1ng Contractor In Southeastern 0 1'1 1o Benefits And Salar~ Package Commensu rate W1th E1penence And Edu calion A Know ledge 01 Excel Timber line Or Prtmavera Com puler Prog ams W1!1 Be Helplul SEnd Resume To PROJECT MANAGER P 0 BOX 268 NEL SONVILLE OHIO 45764 An Sacri11cel 3 4 Bedtoom f'BrlCh Styfe Horne $87 000 740446-4173 3 bedroom 2 baths central a~r Spr ingfield TWP 3 mUe.s from Wh1te Ad with 5 acres Call after 6 oo pm 7-60 441 9893 Business Training Gal1p0115 Career College Spnng Va ley Plala 740 446 4367 t BOO 214 0452 Accredited Mem bar ACICS Reg i90 OS 1274B 180 Wanted To Do 24 nou r babystttmg 1n my home rei ava1able espons1ble adult res piiCAS wlTLC 304 674 0089 Elrt ctr• c ma1n 1ena nce service W rmg breaker ho:.es 1 ght f1x tu e hei:lt ng systems andRe modeling 304 ~74 0126 Furniture repa 1 ml n1sh and res !oration also custom orders Ohio Va ley Ret n1sh ng Shop Larry ~hllhps 740 g92 6576 Ge orges Po nab e Saw mill don 1 hau your logs to the m11l rust ca ll 304 £75 1957 Ha ve 1 Open 1ng For 24 Hour In Home Ca•e 01 Elderly Or Hand1 capped 740 44 1 1536 929 Hysell Slreet Middleport 7 rooms one bath completely re modeled Inside nice lol $25 000 call 304 773-5218 BY OWNER 6 Miles N ol Buffalo Jn Mason Co 1/2 mile off Rt 62 Brick home on 10 acres w/2 400sq fl I vlng space overs ized double garage 3 large bedrooms 2 baths large family room wlflre place bonus room large utility room new carpet ceramic tlle m baths & kitc he n ne wer hea t pump & applia nces Large rea r de c ~ 24 al:love ~roun d pool very pr1vate but convlently loca l ed on black lop road w/clty water Price $139 000 Ctll tor •ppt 304 ... 58·1835 By owner 725 Page S!reet Mid dleporl house & 3 lots must see to app ec•ate will se ll hOuse with out lots lor $89 000.. 740 992 2704 740 992 5696 For sale on land co ntract 2 Dad room house n Pomeroy 3 l.'led room Muse 1n Rae ne 4 bedroom house In Vlnton Counly 740 384 4808 or 740 384 0138 Large lam1ly hOme lor sale on len lovely acres Four bedrooms two and one hal' balhs 1wo ltreplaces formal hvlng room and tam1ly room rour car garage and tw o storage bul d1ngs two apartments which are comp eta y lurnlsl'led Please cal 740 992 2292 Modern 3 bedroom hou se 2 balhs co\Jntry kltchen large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot Tuppers Pla1ns Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 35 11 or 740 667 3304 REO BRICK RANCH Style House Excellent Cond1tlon Par 11a11y FJnlsl'led Basement 2 Car Garage Serious lnqwles Only I 740 446--3385 We Tear Down Mob1 le Homesl secludsd and pr vate appoint ment call 740 992 5696 Aeslored VIctorian home situated (304) 982 3842 210 Busmess Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO [recommend s that you do bust ness wl!h people you know and NOT to send money throug h the mall untll y.ou have Jnvest1gated the orterlng • We Buy Land 30 500 AcntA RENTALS New brick Ranch 3 bedroons Stpr 2 t:IBII'I Den 2 car garage age All Ecec lrlcl 1 2Acrea $127 500 304 675 8959 Three bedroom ranch kitchen wl 1p '11!ances hath LA furn lure cu ta1ns 18x 20 back deck Out butldmgs C11V water blacktop Ad Wa lerloo Ad Leon WV $39 900 1 800 486 8555 410 Hou- for Rent 2 Bedroom 1 Bath House 2304 Wasnmglon A~eunue Pomt Pleatanr Pfo Pet.J Secunty De Electric: Scoorets Wheekhalfs New And Used Statrway Eleva ton Wheelchair And Scooter UfU Bowman s Hotneeare 741).. Now Taking AppltcatJons- 3$ West 2 Bedroom TownhOuse AparlmentJ Includes Water Sewage Trash S295/Mo 74o .t.tl 1616 740 448 0957 740 .t46-65l 5 446-7283 good condtliOn 2 bedrooms 1 & 112 baths waJher & dryer stove refrigerator .central a~r 8x8 outltde building tmmecUale pos S81S10fl 740-992-6582 1992 16Ft X 70FT 2 Bdrma 2 Baths All Electnc Appliances Porch11 Carport 520 300 00 740-256-6336 199.t brought m 1995 2 bedroom 2 full batha 1reated deck wilh awn1ng all electriC ale Underptn mng Owned by Widow Woman S16 000 (740) 245-9435 1999 close out sale aave b•g $$1 2 3 4 bedroom homes Trl State Homes ST ALBAN S WV call 1 8()0.948-5678 ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Fl.,..lng Avolllblo 304-755 5566 Double Wide New $999 Down $237-per mo Free delivery & set up • SCJ0.69t-e7n Fife Wood $45 00 "'* OfMrt cal (740) 367..00 19 Of' 7 4t> 2~tH3 1 B anybrne 3 bedroom house in Pomeroy $300 per month S200 depot•t Hud approved references re quwed 740-742 2896 8806 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4,000 Local Gov 1 & Bank Repo & Call I 800 522 2730 X 1709 ----------1 Efficient clean two bedroom deposit reterencea I'Kl pet& 304 675-5162 '•80 3BR GLAMOUR BATH NEW 1 $199 Month Onl';' AI OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304-755-5885 New 16xBO $500 Down $245 per mo Free a1r sklft 1 BOO 691 6777 New 1998 14X70 lhree bedroom includes 6 months FR EE Jot rent Includes ski rting deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month with $1075 down Ca ll 1 BOO 837 3238 New bank repos only 2 left n8\l ar 1111ed In call 1 800 948 5678 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT StJUIn Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304 755-6865 Used single wlde around $100 00 per month calif 800-948 567 8 We Finance land & Home With As L.lttle As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths $229/Mo I 800 383 6862 340 Business and Buildings 65x65 Building il " Styrofoam Pressed Panel s Metal On Born Sides Foot er Wit h 4" Concrete Floor Total Erected & Pe nted 2 Sliding Doors $70 000 740 4462971 Commerc1al Olfice or Rete ll 87 M II Sl M ddleporl 1 450 Sq Ft $400 rna Co rne r Building 740 992 6250 Acqulslllons !next door] Downtown Flrsl Floor Office Space Second Avenue Profes sional Or Retail 740 446 0139 Or 740-446 4383 350 Lots & Acreage BRUNER LAND 740... 1 1492 Meigs Co We ve Got The County Covered! Jus t Ofl SR 7 Bel ow New High School Kee baugh Rd 5 Acre LOIS $14 000 Ea Near Carpenter Dyesvllle Very Remote 11 + Acres $10 500 Rutland Whltes Hill Ad Just 011 New Li ma 11 Acres $14 ooo Or 9 Acres $12 000 Publlc Water Oanvlll e Bria r R1dge "* Got! Ads 7 Acres With N r-e Pond $12 000 Or 8 Acres $13 000 Or On SR 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acres $18 000 City Water Many Mo re To Choose From! 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Gellle Co Just Sou th Of Town Friendly R1dge Ad 15 Ac res S14 500 Grea t "Hoonesl te & Hun! mg Public Water City Schools $500 Down on any 14X70 1n stock llmtted number tree del v try ca 1 800 691 6777 Ca ll For Free Maps + Owner Fl nancmg Info Take t O% Ofl Listed Prices On Cash Purchases I Mobile home sue available bel ween Athene and Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 Nice 2 or 3 bedroom house Jn PQ. meroy no pets 740-992 5858 Private Trailer Lot For Rent Over 1/2 Acre 6 Miles From Gallipolis 740 446-9552 Nice two bedroom house in Po meroy $350 per month plus de po slt no pets will consider land contract afler one year 740 898 72.. MERCHANDISE Small house 5 room & bath 60 8 Firll Ave $300 a' month plus utllllles 74().4.46.0260 6177 510 7795 GOOD 14x70 trailer 2 bedroom renl $250 $150 deposit no pet& 740 742 2714 USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7398 1 888 818 0128 1986 Holley Park Ux78 3 bed rooms 2 Full baths New carpet New underpinning Applian ces Front & Back deck Excellent condition Call 304 67S 2359 For Appt Used FurMure Store Below Holl day Inn In k:ana uga Twin Beds Complete $115 Full Beds Com plele S 135 Hutch $75 Dlne11es Dre sse r s Couches 740 44 6 • 4782 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes ai r co nditioned $260 S300 sewer water and trash Included 740 530 992-2167 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Anti ques 1124 E Main Street on At 124 Pome roy Hou rs M T w 10 00 am to eoo pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 2 bedroom In S Gallla Hanna n Trace Ad Scnool Dlel S290 month Plus Oeposll (740) 256 1686 2 Bedrooms $325/Mo Plus Utili 1es & Deposit No Pets Plu s 2 bedroom house 740 446· 4313 Oak wash sland $200 00 cl'lerry dining table and corner hu tc h $ 1 000 Cherry bed and chest 740 ..6 0879 $400 00 304 675 4212 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Paid NO PETS Bulavl!le Pike 740· 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 13881 100 2 br In Gallipolis Ferry 304 675 4075 Furnace Heal Rumps & Alr Con d11Jonlng Fr ee Esllmalasl If You Don t Ca ll Us We Both Lose I 740 446 6306 I 800 291 0098 3 bedroom mObile home 1 acre country $300 per mo nth $200 depos11 & references tota l elec Inc 740 992 9052 1 Crypt & Plate $3 500 00 Mem ory Gardens Subject To Offer 740 367 7864 86 ltberty Trailer 14 x 70 $7 500 304 882 2649 19" color TV wnnger washer $50 each 740 992 2900 Someone to share rent w lh two othe r collage people 3 bedroom 2 bath lrallar 1n Athens Close to Ohio Unlvers1ty and Hocking Col lege Total rent $500 mo nth and deposit plus utlltlles N1ce quiet country setling 740 992 5065 2 bucket seats! conso le $40 00 2 studded 16 snow ures used 2 wks $60 00 304675 1256 2 King Size HeadbOards For Sale L1ke Newl 740 446-1320 Beauti ful River View 198 R 11er Street k:anagua Depos1t Reier ences No Pets 740 441 018 t Foster Tra Jer Park 4 used 70x335x 15" r;used letler !Ire s $15 each 740 949 2780 4117 llted sign w th le tlers numbers $175 00 Upnght small lreezer S65 00 4 p175R 13 new tlres $100 Far m anima ls alr tools sega Sa tr un+sega CO 7 tapes ex $125 00 Kerosene He ater $60 chain holrsl $50 1962 Ford Farelane 500 289 4speed needs pain I 1500 00 Frml (740)2561365 Apartments for Rent 2 Bedroom Apartment In Wa klng Distance 01 R1o Grande Camp us No Pets\740 245 5S43 2 bedroom rur apt dep "* ref North 4th Ave Middleport Ohio 1 304 882 2566 Almond Washer $125 00 White GE Washer $100 00 White Ken more Dryer $85 DO Almond May tag Dryer $85 00 White Whirlpool Refrlg $100 00 Call After 5 OOPM 740 446 90£6 2bdrm epts to tal electric ap pi ances lurnlshed laundry room facilities close to schoo l In town Applications avallal:lle at VIllage Green Apts lt49 or call 740 992 3711 EOH BEANIES FOR CHRISTMAS 121 Pieces 64 Ret~red 53 Cur rant $3 000 Cash Only! 740 245>-5180 leave Message 3 br 106 7th St ava lab e now ref reCI 304 675 8806 BEAU TIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACKSON BOTTLE WILL POWERI LOSE up to 30 lbs THIRTY DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE I Natural Dr Recommended (740)441 1982 ESTATES 52 Weslwood Drlve h om $279 to $356 Wa k to shop & movies Ca ll 740 446 2568 Equal Hous ng Oppor1Unlty Beech St Mldd~epod 2 l:lr f ur apt utll pd dep + ref 304 882 2566 Cat 553 Sheep Foot Roller $40 000 48 Inch Double Drum Roller $3 200 Over 200 Hang Bracke ts $8 000 3 Parts Trailer 1 LaTurner Grader $7 500 2 000 Pd Headache Ba I 550 Gallon Fuel Tank $350 1 Trent Box $4 500 2 000 Gallon Waler Tank $600 Top Can Trencher $4 500 Pipe Las..er $4 500 Vibrator Tamp 4Ft Cap 416 740 643 2916 After 4 740 643 26 44 Af ler 6 00 740 643 2300 Downs!elrs Apartment Water Paid 91 Cedar Street Ga lllpol s NO PETS 740 368-1100 For lease One Bedroom Apart· ment Corner of Second And Pine $250 00 Per Month Plus U!IIJUes Plus Sec urlly Oepos11 And Key Depos it Relrences Required 740 446 4425 Furnlsl'led 4 Rooms & Bath Com plete ly Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or SmQklng Rei erence & Depostl Required Also Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stalrs 740 446 1519 Household Goods Appliances Recond•t•oned Washers Dryers Ranges Relrl gralors 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag 740 44 6 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 440 I In ftio ~,..,.,_,,.;......,...,....,...,....,.....,..= Mob1te Home Lot Available Grande Catl7lf0-446-3617 Ches t Freezer G E Refnge rator E1han Allen Love Seat Deacons Ben ch Cherry Broyhill Head Board Full IOueen Dining Table White /Bu tcher Block 4 Chairs 740 446 2927 Grubb 1 P1ano tunmg & repairs the Holiday baked good1e& assorted candles We also make Cedar chests etc lT Area AmiSh each Aeguiilered 1 year old $150 00 740-J88.0578 Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 KISS tickets 2nd 3rd & 8th rows floor seat& prices vary 740 949 33 15 after 6pm Like New 32" Stnk & Cabmel 74().379-2281 UUJe Tyke Kitchen Center Table Wlth 2 Chairs Large Easel Baby Bed Hlgh Chair Swmg Stroller 304-<!75 4548 Moving Sale Solld Maple K•lchen Table 2 leaves 6 Chairs Sleep er Sola Loveseat Whirlpool Au tomallc Washe r Metal Ofllce Desk New Oak Vanity 740--379- 1991 S 10 70,000 M1Jes Atr Blad<. S2 800 5 Speed 7.t0-44& 7318 Registered Sh1h tzu male pup~ TRACTORS IN Fmanc•ng As Low As 6 9% W1th John Deere Credtl Approval On Used Tractors Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Galllpolfa Ol'llo 740 446 2412 Or 1 8()0..59-t 1111 Also See The •New" 4000 Series Compact UWity Tractors Several In Stock John Deere 850 G dbzer e• ce l lent ConditiOn 740-992 7880 sa ooo good tn good shape S1 000 OBO 740..992 4163 Jf no answer leave message Used D1tch Wlfcn Trencher S1 500 00Call7.t0-894-7842 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Ulillty Tractors From 20 To 39 HP AU Sizes Of 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer Loaders Check With Us About Financing On lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fi nanclng On New And Used Equlpmenl Carmicha-els Farm & Lawn GalllpoJJs OH 740 448 1980 1990Truc:ks$100 $500 Pollee Impounds A~ Makes Available 1 800.290-2262 X 3901 1996 Cl'levy 3/4 ton 4x4 low miles excellence conditio n 740-44' - 1182 Parts for 1975 Jeep C J 5 Also mixed Firewood $35 00 Pick Up load 740..446-8568 Donkeys baby Jacks 1 mtnla ture Jack 34 Inches (740) 446 1158 740 Pipe For Culvert Or drt:~lns PVC Type Some 1/2" Wa ll 6""' 640 $1 BOO 304 882 3921 Hay & Grain II 20f1 8'• $1 50F1 10'• $2 00 Fl 12"= $300Ft 7402566112 Prlmester $49 Installation $100 worth of fr ee program ng free Holiday glll pack BOO 263 2640 lg ro un d bales $12 00 a bale ml~~:ed hay 304 675 1365/ 3Q4 875 5028 Round Bale Hay Orchard Grassy Clover To m k:ossel 740 44 6 7787 TRANSPORTATION Setelllle Sy1tem1 18 " OlrectTV dtsh total purchase price $99 Ask aboul rree programming 1 "97" Escort wagon low miles/ standard t ra nsmission r uns great $8 500 304 675 5582 Sign s Large 11ghled portable cha nge ab le letter signs $349 00 Free l etters / Delivery Plastlt:: tell ers $55 oo bo;oc (second bo..: free) AAA S1gns 1 800 533-3453 91 Chevy Cavalier stallonwagon loaded 73 000 m11es $2800 304 882 3921 Stokermatlc Stove Used 2 Wln ters Very Good Condition $900 1980 1990 HONDA CARS $100 $500 Po ce Imp ou nds All Used porch& steps no ralls $175 00 304 675 3000 Want Firewood? Cu t Delivered Stacked $45 00 Per Load 740 446 28 47 Washe r/Dryer god working cond lion For set $125 DO 740 367 0224 Weter ll ne Special 3/4 200 PS I $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI $37 00 Pe r I QO All Brass Com presslan F1nlngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 800 537 9528 We buy antiques and parllal or complete eslates baby Items and old Fles.thwa'e Jeans Furniture & Ant Ques Tuesday through Fn day ttam 4pm 145 North Sec ond M ddlepo(l WHITES METAL DETECTORS Ron Allison 12 10 Second Ave nue Gal lpo lls Ohio 740 446 4336 Whltlleld Ouest Pe let Stove Paid $1 599 Will Sell $1 000 Like New 740 386 9024 550 Building Supplies Block br1ck sewer p1pes wind ows ltntels etc Cleude Wtnters A10 Gra nde OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Pets for Sale 29 Gallon Ftsl'l Ta n~ ligh ts Stand Filter An d grave $60 00 740 256 6632 Makes Avallable Call 1 800 522 2730 Ed 4420 1985 Mercury Cougar runs good good co nd1l1on (740) 446 0531 1986 Medlum Blue Chevy Astra Van Loaded 77 000 miles $2 500 OBO (740) 256 1233 1987 BUick Cen tur y 4 door auto ah looks good $650 304 882 ' f>..&IJ\ '(0\J, 1-\P..TTIE 7 1-\U~\c.AAE"" r:,~ r--\1)) I) f\') s GClOP 1\S i\ r--\1 TE.R. I " 93 Yamaha 1987 Cadillac Sev llle Devllle White 4 Doors All Options 80 140 M1!es New Ti res Excel ent Condition 740 446 2300 1988 BaJa garage kept 1ke new 100 hrs 740 256 1G78 aher 9pm 1988 Bonnevi lle LE maroon 4dr new !Ires & Drakes good cond $3 200 304 675-5792 after 5pm 1990 Bu 1c ~ LeSabre limited $5500 740 992 2186 8 30 am to 430pm MF 1991 Geo Met ro 5 Speed Good Running Condition W ndshleld Cracked Needs Muffler $800 740 245 9006 1991 Mustang Convert ible black 011er Red A/C P W POL autom Trans Cr Uise 4 cy lnp:er 304 675 4067 Before 5 00 304 675 1606 A.fler 5 00 1992 Ford Crown Vlclorla 4 door Sedan V 8 fully loaded! 60 000 miles $6 000 (740) 245 5.:229 1995 LeBaron Oomrortable G T M1n1 Condli1on Orchard White .. ,0 446 Top 26 000 Milas ... 3 1996 Geo Metro 4 Door 4 Cylln der Aul om AfC Cassella 53 000 Ml es $4 400 00 740 256 6467 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 Door Blue . AIC Autom at c Anti lock 0 Brakes Tilt Whee Cru se AMfFM Sunrool Tl'lelt Deterren P. 25 000 M1tes Exce llent Condition c -- Blaster 1:) i\') GOOD i\":l " 0 " $1 500 Call 895 3861 East Pass I NT call wnh 1wo hearls and Soulh would be oil Ihe hook Presumably Ea.sl would would go one down mmu s 50 lor East West Bul when Wesl doubles two d!t~mund s lor takeout. E.tsl ts happy 10 pass wtth YEAH 7 fOR YOUI<. INFORMA.TION YOU <.UY5 NOT &EAT U5° BEAT U.S' 1 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1988 BaJa 216 Garage Kept L1k e New Hours 740 256 1378 After 9 PM 760 four rounds of he.trls Easl lollowe<.l (Wt<e dtS<.trU· ed a sp.tde and overrulted the dummy East sWih.: ht~d to hts rematnlll£ spade laktng a spade rul f Ullrtck SIX Eas( cashed !he dub ace lhen sal h.1c.:k to aw,ut another trump tm:k Are you keepmg track ' Thai was three down plus S<Xl to Easl West Even tl you don I <•tre l<>r mnemontcs }OU wtll getlnl:>ri ot use· lui.1Jvtce on dll m.;peds ot the ~.une as rs lhe nonn from R DK enher Rultng Damsh Ktngs or Ronald Denny Kltnger The book 1< $14 95 poslp.ud from Baron Barday Call (800) 274-2221 1~ order ' BIG NATE DID Summers not 011erl Kawasaki STS Jet sk1 st ill unde r warranty three &eater 83 .. horsepower bought new Ju ly of 97 three matchi ng Kawasaki sk i vests and trailer all go wllh It Pnced 10 sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 74.0 949 2045 Will co nsider trade for a good pontoon boat I PYol 'odog 2-ng-n 3 FlniWOINin 4 Young girl 5 Follow & eon-lillie :II Solemn 30 Blndo 31 W..led 33Aita-- aol8 20 l'efform 10 llalare (pool.) 11 Dnlfl agcy 13 c.tllke 18 Fur-llearlng blllt 7 Stull IEnlhuolaotlc 9Gu- 37Neilher0om nor Rep IXCflSively 22 Alncon· Arabian water a (2 wda.) 23 Not wide 24 Get rldol eyebrow anltr1lll 19Cualom0r hlirl Living fences 1-+--l-+--l--i 27 Peer Gynla 25 fl:"+--1r-+-t--t-i All pass most Wests would contmue West started asking 1987 Yama ha 350 4 Wheeler IJOWN IIIUUIIc' 39 Cold oymptom 43Torl Spelling a dod 45 MIOI Kenol lhe comlco 47 VIdeo-game movie 48- Bola Koppe 49 Lamprey so Copuchln monkey 52 Soul (Fr) 53 Allernoon 54 IF '(0li LL ~ELP ME WITH M'i HOMEWORK I'LL SEE TO IT THAT SOMEDA'( THE'i PVT A STATUE OF '(OV IN THE PARK 1 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ~ CipNr cryptogl'lltn$ are etealed 11om quobiiOO!I by famous people p.iiiBI and presenl Each ltnerln the CJpher stands tor another Today !I dw T equals M uz ' DIIIMII s VULLIIMIIABII s YMRSD VUYSADUB ORDXIIRA VASd E L M UBI OIIUAV IISMAUAV TEAR J TSMGRAII PREVIOUS SOLUTION "We hve 1n a ra1nbow of chaos ~The obJect of art IS to g1ve hte shape " - Jean Anoutlh ~- lA-l£ ~y Rearrange letters of the four scrambled words be low to fcrm four 11mple words POXESE 2 1I I I I . 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Tease • Youth • Cereal · CLOSE your EYES A fellow says you can find out how you look whrll sleeprng All you have to do IS stand rn front of a mrrror and CLOSE your EYES I FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20 3933 or 1 800 273 9329 Campers & Motor Homes 198 3 Motor Home 56 000 Mlles In Good ShapQ 740 367 7093 or 74()..367 7070 SERVICES Home Improvements C&C General Home Matn ten ence Pam t1 ng vinyl sldlng carpentry doors wmdows baths mobile home repa1r and more For fre e eslimate ca 1 Chet 740 992 6323 Professional ~Oyrs &llporlence w1th all masonery brick block & stone Also roo m add1!1ons ga rages etc Free eslimales 304 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Res1den1lal or commercial wlrlng new service or repairs Master LJ censed electrlciant A denour Electncal WV00030ti 304 675 1786 WOlD GAM I 0 New gas tanks & body parts D & A Auto Ripley WV 304 372 Appl anee Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex penance All Work Guaran teed French CJty Maytag 740 446 7795 Paul Cezanne T~~;~:~1 ~© ~g\1ClAY R 'OLlANt, tf'6" _ _ _ ___:_ _ ldMod 740 245 5sn Uncondttlonal hfet1me guarantee Local references rurnJshed Es tabl1shed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 44 6 0670 I 800 287 0576 Rog ers Waterproofing S A.V VUIIDMUBI @) DO YOU WANT TO BE ON A HORSE OR A SKATEBOARD? Budget Priced Transmissions and Engines All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmissions BASEMENT WATERPROOFING !:':.~ .end 2 together '# LETTERS IN SQUARES 8 5 Chevy Camaro ror sale for parts l lberg la ss hood 740 985 3408 810 vow 12 wdo I 34 Fought with IWOrdS A Auto Parts & Accessories 790 motMr 32 Marriage 35 Slable worker 4-:unVert to two spades Th a t~.:ontrad ( Motorcycles 3652 $895000 740 256 91" I'"HOW 'p._ M.I:.S SIS 5o!J 740 ..6 2927 Hay for sate one mile north on At 2 SQuare Bales St 00 S2 00 Saturday only 304 675 48f:l9 $200 740 992 6227 ~ 1987 Plymouth Mini Van tota l power 4 ely automallc runs & looks greatl $15 00 (740) 258 lngs 740-448 6161 Tandy 1000 RL computer key board printer monito r & hard dr~ve great beginners computer r (Lt-S:> !'0 LIKE. ~TO COMP\£T£ 11\E. FOU.OWIN& I Livestock North I & Never lrted mnemontcs? The besl one tn lhe book "ARCH Analyze the opentng lead Revtew the btd· drng Counl How should I plan lhe pla)' Anolher ts Klmger s calling card SITES TOXIC Thai stands for Short In The Enemy Sun' Take·Out X Is Corre<l (Double may he wnllen as X tn a brddrng dtagram ) Klinger tncludes 1h1s deal to show lhe advan· 1age ol SITES TOXIC, Alter SoUih s IWO· d1amond over· THE BORN LOSER ~ 1984 Chevy KS Blazer Camper Spelcal 4x4 AC AT New T1res I E•huasf Must Sell! S3 300 080 740 446 3580 Leave Message Before 5 00 21---- 26E.- 10 lhe new one 3652 3 Pure Bred Angus t-fel fers B Months From Registered Stock $425 080 Serious Inquires Only 8832 FRANK & EARNEST 740 588-1808 Tobacco air press baller& strip per 304-a75-3246/304-675-4075 miiiEftiS By Phillip Alder In l 9R4 Ron Klinger wrole Improve Your Bndge Memory· <Gollancz) Now he ha., lackled lhe subJCCI agam bul trom a dtlferenl angle Do you find mnemomt.:s hdp· ful' If so you II benetn trom Bet· ler Bndoe Wtth a Beller Memory (Gollan<.Z) You mtghl even wanllo s1a11 wnh Ihe lirsl book.lhen move on 882 J3J6 1977 Chevy custom van ru ns 55,._., 11=17 Ally •• dog. 11 Sgt., •fl· 5I """'" 57Gnolt-s>lc 21 UtmD~r 511 GnJup o1 nine 23 -dogree iVInote (sic!) mnemonics 98 Ford Ranger XLT e.11tended cab $11 500 without Jopper and S12 100 wilh 1opper 30 4· New Rainbow Tristart And Eure ka Vacuums 50% 011 While They Last! Days 740 446 4553 Even Stove Wlth Ooul:lle Oven Sma ll Relrlgerator $200 00 $50 00 27' RCA TV $50 00 Needs Some Work 740 388 LOWEEZY 1984 Ford Bronco II 302 V 8 Auto Ntce 10y S2 500 304 882 POLE BUILDINGS by Laredo any style any ~ze 51 p. btllhed Opemng lead " A HEART. 304-675-3230 630 740 368 8159 BLESS YORE 97 Ford ranger 5 speed trans m1sston au rally wtteels cd player 17 000 miles asktng 1991 Chevy lumina APV 7 Pas sanger loaded $4 500 00 Runs Good 7 40 446 6962 779 8194 CAN I HELP OUT WHILE ELVINEJ 1 5 LAtD UP, LUKEY? West Dbl 740-379 9381 2720 AFTER 8P M ~00 / 1997 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 4 0 Engme, 5 Speed Transmission 2412 I 800.594 1111 5655 South BARNEY 1997 Chevrolet S 10 4 3 Vortec V 6 Balance ol ~dOry Warfi,nty co~.Cruloe 140-4411-2959 9693 A Q 10 9 7 ft Vulnerable Netther Dealer West s- 1365 Army Orlglna Camo uflage by Sandyville Post Ott ce Sams Somerville Frl Sun 12 5pm Oth er days after 4 pm Insulated Coveralls $35 DO 30 4 273 t 1991 S 10 Excellent Condition Spof1 Striping S2 795 00 1985 10Biazer•x .. 11 149500 Cook ......... 7 40-«&<>1 03 1997 F 250 Heavy duly power Strove D1esel, XLT ext cab With exactly 50 000 mdes 7 40 -441 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 2• USED STOCK 5 sp S2 000 JO.H;75-1256 While Wormed & Shots $125 00 JET AERATION MOTORS Repatred New & RebuJJt Jn Stock 1989 Jeep Comanche ---Clutha .tiC.. . . . 36Ankh• 4KQ 7~129 1985 314 ton Chevrolet Pickup, good running COnd•IIOn ask,ng $3000 74011922042. Aeg1sfered Ausrraflan Pups with paperA Red Merles Brown & 610 Farm Equipment G E relr.lgeralor $75 big btonde bed no matlless 740-742 2757 Prolllemo? Need Tuned' Call plano Dr 740-«8"'525 S1200 french Crty Pet Gr"""'"'t" by "4>pomtment ·u1t,. w..h Bethlng Syetem• 650 Second Ave Gallt pois 7.t0-4<&-1528 10 52 " J 973 19&4 Ford Ranger automat•c <I cyljnder. bod'y good, runs good loa<! 7.t0-Z45-9337 For Sale 45 lncn Two Stage Snow Blower Fitl MTD Yard Tractors 7-40 446 1759 1181 GMC Longbed V 8 Auto looks good S 1 300 304 882 3652 '* Ooiwwy 7.t0-31H061 Firewood For Sale $35 Per Truck For Sale F•ll Dtrt Wilt Deliver 304-675--S734 460 Spece for Rent S250 ea.. 304-61S-7'Z13 $200 30<-675-486() Furnished Rooms 10000- .....astmg """"'· S3000 walor PIM'll and radiaiOf call 7.CO. 992-5024 CHRISTMAS PUPPIES! While Toy 8ict11n friM S250 00 Polu- 1120N • 8 z .. J 10' z West East a A 10 8 4 2 .. 7 3 "AKQ4 " 8 6 • 5 tKJ 643 .. 5 4 3 4 A 8 7 6 SouIll .. Q 5 o.tJo cdr .. oe1ent condibon. new engr~e CFA R~lter PerAWI Kinens very nat tace anort.ed colors F1rewood for sale S40 00 Truck toad split delivered 304 882 3893 Cal after 6 00 pm Circle Motel Lowest Rate 6 In Town Newly Remodeled HBO C~nemu Showtime & Disney Weelcty Rates Or Monthly Rates Con61ructlon Workers Welcome 740-441 5698 740-4.t1 5167 3 br 2100 Lincoln available 111 week of pee ref req 304 675 Large selection or uattd homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick dellvery Call 740 38e New 14170 $500 Down $199 per mo Free air skirt 1 800 691 450 " 88 Chrysler LeBaron 2 door 5 ~ atso remaSe lenetmit,St25 $250 each 7--5013 Stberian hulky pupplet AKC registered 111 thots wormed 675-3508 71 corvea. silver annwerury a K J 9 6 .· c.- • ,__ North • hwo " , . . .. !l. . . CJJ -and-· -·-·dr undo<- - 2607 F1rewood delivered locally 304 Lease Plus Twm Rivers Tower now accepttng appiJCalions lor 1br HUD aubsid lzed apt for elderly and hand• capped EOH 304-<!75-6679 Pleasant ref &dep required $375 per month after 4 304-675 717<1 carr 1 IIOCJ.948-5678 9621 Patio No - 15 Oootlla .. t Puzzt. 41---z nr 1919 Dodge Daytona. body and ~10Pucw1a 40 ..... (0111) 1 uaad 7 Go-. flint 12~ ........ 14Uitt- 350- 3 'P auto ·530H75-5195pm ......... AKC Shelllt pu~s Cmlnlalure Sheltio JomaJe pup IOal Siamese femaJe kitten cash caa 7-40-992 Fire WoOd Delivered! 740 256 1922 Secuflty Oepo&ll Required 7<10 Small house 5 room & bath 608 First A~e S300 a month plus UIJillles 740-446--0260 Factory Gooflll Save Thousands btra Htca Used Furnlcure Ap phances Dmelle 1 Freezers Be<!J Refnge ralorA Scove• Wast'lers DrW'8fl Etc 740 -44-64039 74().446..1004 One bedroom apartment m Mid dleport an utJirtiel pa;d StOO de po51t S270 month call740-992 7906 8am-5pm 446-3481 ~ery 7<2 31105- 6pm Na C1ean 2 bedroom relerenc tDre< '-.U<" J04-e755t62. 2 story 3 Bedroom unfurnished house on Lmcoln Ave • PI S!!tuce RO!ge 14x70 mobie home .c teet Dometic camper refrigerator S2d3 runs by 12 volt bahery eleCtric or propane gas cal 740- N q 2 bedroom apartmen1 rt Pomeroy all uUIJbes paid no petJi 7.t0-9925856 w.- We Pay Cash 1·800 213 8385 An1hony LAnd Co (7<012•s.93711 Chtch Witch uenener diQI S2.5tlO 7..,.__78A2 - 5 yr old brick ran ch l ull base· ment formal lv dn cathedral cellmg 2804 Pme Ave 112 mile out Sana H 11 304 675-1889 Dvrr 2 3 bedrooms loft tonguBI groove pellet stove HP/C A ap p lances garage spa acre Bula v111e Pike 740 387-Q286 - ApanmentJ tn MlddJe port From l249 $373 Call 7.CO 992 506< Equal -""0 Oppor uti 304-675-2535 1990 &n ... - Rwer~iOe 2 br S350 ..- dep and you pay Malee reasonable offer Crahsman I 1 o~bte Saw table 14 1:26 Alp FeAC41 M1tet Gage G<ae<oos '""<9 t and 2 bedroom a,:ian.me:nts at VIllage Manor and ElectriC 112 500 Immediate Pos 58SSIOOI 740-441.()221 asking $30 000 740 992 2378 3 br 2 ba 2 car garage on 1 acre lot Approx 2 mile s from town on Broad Run Letart3Q4..882 3518 Real &tate Wanted 675-<802. 00.7~ Tara Tow,houae Apartme nts Very Spacious 2 BedroomA, 2 Floor1 CA 1 112 Bartl F\11'( c;a,. Mobile home in OkjJechobee Florida with lot two bedrooms two bath& kllchen living room large Florida room on hont utiilty room large shed two porct'les on 12 acres Village Middleport FINANCIAL '*' A Groom Shop Pal GroomJng Feaumng H~dro Bath Don SIIH,. 373 Georges Creek Rd 7-.G:!31 C o - tor ... amd 1<6-2 300 ..... :12 . _ pc:-100254 " · hafd drM 24 • c:d- •om. 15• svga mom lor S 12 00 304 Fw~ Apa,-lment 1 Bedroom Second Avenut GalhpoUs Ho PetJI AI Vtlbbes Paid Relerent po11t Requwed, $375/Mo • Utffi 1e1 304-67S-f297 3 Bedrooms t f/2 Baths CA To tal Electric 2 Car Garage Galli polls CUy School s By Owner ProlesstOnal cleaning reason able rate s home or otJ ce 30 4 773 6 t59 W6uld like to le ar down old Barns for lumber 304 615 88.94 Sewral 5 acre pwc.ets remcu beau1ihA lind, Meigl CoU1ty SciT"!!-. SR 692. (jJot olf SR t <3) ....., lnanc•'O. ($1800 per acre) cal b good 0111> 74CH93-85<5 9<9-2217 992 2218 1990 Cial'lon 2 Bodrooms I Bath Very Ntce AIC New Carpet All Oakwood Homes BarbourevUie WV Model Close Out 304 736· 3409 Equa Opportunity Employer 140 c/a & slurtln" •ncluded S14 500 7<0-992-<!227 3 bedroom country kllchen llv mgllamlly 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 1/2 acres country set tlng Chester area $48 000 740 985 3511 7..,_ .., 9665 pasture Bultali> B<iclile "" JenY• llun Ad Cll'do - .. Jt ~6-2336 360 1987 Clayton1.fftX70Ft 3 Sed rooms 2 Baths Central Asr Gas Heac Prjce qe<!uced• 740 381 19ell Slty1ine 14><70 3 bedroom 2 oath cathedral tell-mgs excellenl conditiOn mside & Th•s newspaper w1ll not knowmgly accept cidvemsements ror real estale whiCh 11 m 11iolat10n of the law Our reaoers are ~by Informed that all dwell ngs advertised m tt11s newspaper are a¥atlable on an equal opportunity basts and ACROSS 71 0 Autos for Sale lntenor '"good shape 11 000 01!0 304-675-75:17-8 pm Blooded AI 11aJo $25 00 Eocft 7--5<e5. Ctturdt p8WI lot U1l 12 IWefve ......... loot 1200 - - ,..,_ U deposrs requued no pets, 740-- {7<Ol319-2918 sIt All real estate advertising •n thfl newspaper 11 sun,ect to the Fedetal Fa1r Housing Act of 1966 which makllS It •llegal to advertise any preference hmitatJOn or diSOifTl•natiOf'l based on race color rehg1011 sex famd1al status or natiMal ongm or any mtentJOO to make any such p,elerence l1mrtat10n or dtscr~m•nat10n woods, bedroom~ n1ihecl and unturnifhtd, MCuf'Cy .....,.. lrom ,.. n• Part time poslllons allallablt!l tor local work wlth f1eld survey crew No experience necessary Ap pllcants must be able to work out doors carry survey equipment do brush culllng climb fleld ob staclea drive survey vehicle & perlorm su rvey dulles as neces sary Send resumes to E P Fer rls & Associates Inc 766 NW Blvd Co lumbus OH 43212 or ter.. with heat pump wlll dehver Jo caJiy .900 JO.H;75-3000 One Full T•me Rtg•stered Nurse Po&IUon Ava ilable In Oak Hill Commun11y MediCal Center 1 Emergency Department Otllo Ll censure ReqUired CaMidate Will Ul•l•lze Nurs•ng Proceas wnue Prov 1dtn~ Care O!rBCt !Guide Pa REAL ESTATE tlent t~am1/y Teaching And Funcrlon Wlt l'lm Scope Of De partmental Expectations H Inter 310 Home• for Sale esled Please Send Resume To Oak Hill Community Medical Cen IMMEDIATE DtSPOSALI1 ler Attention Brenda McKenzie Reposessed /Must Sell 2 Brand 350 Charlotte Avenue Oak Hill New R30 PrelnttaJJated Prefab OH45656 Homes Hlg heer Oua llty Easy ConslnJct•on Never Erected One EOE Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 3942 27 Acres "' Walnut Twp ••lh 1988 Clayaon 1.tx70 3br 2 ba Local Manufactured Hous•ng Dealensh1p Has Immediate Open•ng For Full T1me OffiCe Postlion E•perlence rrelerred Excellent Opponuntty Call For Interview French City Homes Inc Galhpo Ns Ohio 7.t0-446-9340 Seeking responSible compas 11onate oerson to hve 1n w1th el derly gentleman light house keeping cookmg personal care required Room and board mod est salary pro11ided ref reqwed ne.ed t o Degln 1mmed 304 895 ---.-- ... 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Pastor: James Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Evl!!ning • 7:30 p.m. Eptscopal Pomtnty Cllun:h of Clorilt Grace Ep' opal Churdl 212 W. Main St. Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Assembly of God Pomenty Wtstslllt Chun:h of Chris! UMrty Aswmbly otGod P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W.Va. Pastor: Neil Tennant 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday School • 1 I a.m. Worship- 10a.m.• 6 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 1 p.m. ~~ · -7 ' Middleport Chun:h of Christ Baplisl Church.<S.•uthorn; Pastor: Jim Dilly 570 Grant St., Middleport .. , Sunday school - 9:30a.m. Worship- ll a.m. and 6 p m. Wtdnesda)' Strvice - 7 p.m. F~ Will Baptist Churth East Main St . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. First Southern Baptisl 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School - 9:30 OJ.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m Wednesda)' Services-7:00p.m. · First Baptist Church Pastor : Mark Morrow . 16th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Woiship- 10:15 a.m., 7:0tJ" p.m. Wed nesday Serv ice - 7:00p.m. ' Keno Church or Christ Worship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffre y Wallace 1st and 3rd Sunday Run Baptist .Pastor: BiHLittle · Sunday Schqol - IOa.m. Worship - ]Ja.m., 6:30p.m, Wedne.o;dny Sti"1vices- 6:30p.m. Pastor: Rev . Doug Cox Suf)day Worship· 9:JO p.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Bradbury Church of Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: ·David DeW in Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service . 7:00p.m . Rudand Chun:h of Chrilt Ru11and Community Church Pastor: Rev. Ro)' Mccarty Sunday School -9:30a.m. Sunda)' Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. -·1 Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school - 10:30 a.m. Worship- 9;30 a.m., 7 p.m. Reedsville .Chun:h of Christ Pastor: Philip Srurm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: l0:30 a.m. • Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Hartford Chun:h of Christ In Chrlstlan Union Hanford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School . 11 a.m. Worship· 9:30 a. m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Church of God Mt. Moriah Chun:h of God RutlAnd 1-"ree Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor : Rev. P<tul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m . , Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Syracuse FirSt church or God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor. Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Services-6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 6:30p.m. Catholic Church or God or Prophecy 0.1. White Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Sacred Heart Catholic Church lfil M11lherry Ave ., Pomeroy 1 992- 5898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sut. Con. 4:45-5: 15p.m.; Mass-5: 30 p.m. Sun. Cun. -R:45-9: 15 a.m. , . Sun. Mass. 9:30a.m. Dailey MasS. 8:30a.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday School - lO a.m. Worship-11 a.m. · Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Congregational Trinity Church Second & Lynn, Pomeroy Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Sunda~ sehoul nnd worship 10:25 RACINE PLANING MILL Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse 992-3987 . . o1 tnsu,ance Flnanc1at Services .:ENr ·.~~ · Support your local churches Plac.e an ad in this space St. John Lu1heran Churth Pine Grove Rev. Donald.C. Fritz Worship· 9:00a.m. · Sunday School· 10;00 a.m. East Letart Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Our Snlour Lulherall Church Walnut and H~nry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Rllclne Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. • St. Paul Lutheran Church . Corner Sycamore & Second SI.,,Pome roy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. Coolville Uniled Methadlot Parioh Pastor: Helen Kline Coolville Church Main & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m·. Worship - 9 a.m. Tut:sday Servic~s -7 p.m. United Methodist Graham United Methodist Worship · 9:30a.m . (1st & 2nd Sun), · Bethel Church 7:30p.m. (31d & 4th Sun) Township Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Wednc!tday Services. 10 a.m. ::- Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Mt. Olive United Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville HockinKport Church Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.fTJ., 7 p.m. Thu!sday Services- 7 p.m . Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Wednesday S~rviccs · 8 p.m . Meigs Cooperati~e Parish Northeast Cluster Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 Alfred Pastof: Sharon Hausman Suriday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m.,_6:30p.m. Chester . Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m: Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Bob Randolph Worship. 9:30a.m. Sunday_School - 10:30 a.'m, Reedsville Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. . UMYF ~unday 6:30p.m . Fmt Sunday of f\.f'Onth '- 7:30p.m. service ~islyer ~ uneral ;Momt ,;Dnc. 212 E. Main Street 264 Soutn Second Ave.-Middleport, OM 45760 7<10-992·5141 Pomeroy Bruce A. Fisher - Director 992-3785 590 East Main Street • POmeF<>y, OH 45769 St. MOWER CLINIC Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR 949-2804 SAVE TIME WITH A CLASSIFIED AD! 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy ~ EWING FUNERAL HOME Dignity and Service Always Established 1913 .992-2121 106 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy Falnltw Bible Church Letalt, W.Va. Rt.l Pastor: John Hart Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. ~ Worship -7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study -7:00 p.m. By KEVIN KELLY The commission decides which . Tlme•$entlnel Stefl of the state's school dislricts with a GALLIPOLIS - A construclion budge! proposal need can be ildded to the lisl for approv~ by the Ohio House Finance and Appropriation applications. Districts whose appli~mtllee last wee~ recommends the •.tate spend $505 cations are accepted receive a major . mtllu~n on s~hool 1mprovemenls dunn~ .1999-2000, portion of the funding for the con· marking an mcrease from lhe, $300 mtlhon already struclion of a new building, with the . district supplying lhe rest through pledged to schools by lawmakers. B~l State Rep. John A. Carey said S155 million ~f the the passage of levies. . t~tal.ts earmarked for school ~ystems already on a hst of In Carey's 94th District, which dtslricts that ~ave ~ed levtes to help finance lhe full covers Gallia, Meigs, Jac~n and amount of l~ctr pr~JCCIS. . . eas.tern Lawrence counltes, the Rep. Clrey . The remamder ts f?~ ~hools 1h~t ~~ll .be added to the arrangement has resulted in new hsl by the School Factltltes Comm1ss1on m the future, he . construction for Meigs' Eastern and Soulhern Local added. . . . Schools. Carey, R-Wellston, sa1d he was success~! m addmg This year, Wellston, Fairland and Olesapeake were an amendment to lhe budget proposal placmg schools eligible for the funding. Wellston and Fairland were suc· wilh an urgent need, as determined by I he commission, cessful in getting levies approved on Nov. 3; Chcsato apply for available funds within the next three years. peake was not. 'Faith FdloWJhlp CMJsode for Christ , Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service: F,riday, 7 p, m. CaiYiry Billie Cllurch P,omeroy fiko, Co. Rd . . Appe Uft Ctnl<r 'Full-Gospel Church' Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Pastors John&. Patty Wade 603 Second Ave . Mason , · Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. ' ' Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Service time: s,mday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm ' Stlvemllle Word or Faith Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. , ; Pastor Ernie Wengerd Sunday seivice,.lO a.m. Wednesday service, 7 p."m. Youth Fellowship Sunday, 7:00 p~m . Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. ' .., Rejoldns Life Chun:b .500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor: Lawrence Foreman Sunday School · 9:30a.m. . Worship- 10:30 am Wednesday Services· 7 p.m.Church of Jesus Christ, Apostolic Faith . 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on New Uma Rd. Pastor: William Van Meter Sunday~7:00.p.m . 1 LongBottom Pastor: Steve Reed ·; The Btlleven' Fellowship Ministry New lime Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson Services: Wednesday , 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Volnovlch wants complaint dismissed Clifton Tabernacle Church Cliffon, W.Va. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. and 1 p.m. Wedne5day- 7 p.m . Friday· f~llowsh1p service 7 p:m. j:.News Watch I. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Friday·7:(]() p.m. Faith Full Gospel Church Worship· 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m . New u;e VIctory Center 3773 Georges Creek Rood, Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Bill Staten Sund<~y Services- 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday ,. 7 p.m. & Youth 1 p.m. Full Goopel Chun:h orlhe Uvlng Savior Rt.338, Ailtiq~ily Paslor: lesse Morris Pasion Morris & Rick Morris Harrlaon,.llle Community Chun=h Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday - 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. . Pentecostal_A!•enrbly St Rt 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday_School- JO a.m . Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Pentecostal Third Ave. Rev! Clark Baker ·10 a.m. Middleport Comm..lty Church 515 Pearl St., Middlepo" Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchoollO a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Faith Valley Tahomacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service . 7 p.m . Syracuse Mission 1411 e·ridgeman St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompson,Jlastor Sunday School · 10 a.m, Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service- 1 p.m. Huel Community Church Ott Rt. 124 Pastor; Edsel Hart Sunday School-9:30a.m. Syi'IICUSe Flnt United Preobyterian Pastor: Rev. Krisana Robinson Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- Middleport Presbyterian Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh-Day Adventist Mulberry Hts. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday services: Sabbalh School· 2 p.m. Worship· 3 p.m. Mone Chapel Church Faith Gospel Church United Brethren ' \, · ML Hermon United Brethren In Chriot Church TexaS Community off CR 82 . Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Long Bottom Sunday School · 9:30a.m. ,. Worship· 10:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. .Wednesday 7:30p.m.· -Mt. Olive Community Charth Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunl":tay School-9:30a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wedneday Service · 7 p.m. . a.m. . Harrisonville Preobyterian Church" · ·worship. 9 a.m. Sunday School · 9:45a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worsljjp · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Reedsville Ftllowshlp n Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7!30 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7;30 p.m. . Edtn United Brethren In ChriSI 2 1/2 miles north of Reedsville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School- 11 a.m. Sunday Worship · 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services · 7;30 p.m. Wednesday Youlh Service. 7:30p.m. Calendars Classllld! !;;!!llli£1 Ed!tor!als Alonalh~ River Obiluarles . S!!Qrts Crow's Family Restaurant Time to clean house? 'Featuring Kentucky Fried Chfcken' At. 248, Chester, Oh. 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 SWISHEFJ & LOHSE • PHARMACY Buy, Sell or Trade We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Sentinel in the CLASSIFIEDS! FIRE & SAFETY SALES & ~~FMCE 992-7075 172 North Seeond Ave. Oh Clean out your basement CLASSIFIED lECTION/ ............ Meiss 'County~ Olde" Flori.t LA• u, S.M 740·992·2644 740·992-6298 !our TM.whu .,-.,,_ SJWC=icll CarW your business each week In this space and support local m-z li!ml M A~ Bl-8 C 1998 Oblo V.llcy Publishing Co. or attic with the help of the ~rancis FLORIST C2&6 Cl ,I MHS possi!Jie sfte of educatiOnal nature trail ' By JOHN NOLAN · ,' . · ·Auoclatec! Preas Writer CINCINNATI (AP) ~nli·smoking acttvtsls are unha{'PY lhat Ohro and other stales ~a~e accepted the tobac~ industry's $206 b1lhon. settlemenl .of lawsutls. But the states are gmng ahead wrlh the deal, anyway. Stale A.uorney ~eneral Betty Montgomery h:"" cot;rm1tted .ohro lo lhe.settle men I and.con· . Siders tl to be tn the best tnteresls of Ohtoans by gelling more money and concessions than the state's lawsuit againsl the lobacco industry might have, her s'pokesman, Olris Davey, sai~ Friday. "That decision is going. lo stand," Davey said. Ohio and nine olher populous slates could be giving away loo much by signing onlo the civil setllemenl and should wait a month to learn the details, anti-smoking activists said. U.S. Census Bureau canvassing region for temporary help From AP, T·S Stefl RepoiU GALLIPOLIS - With the nation's official head count scheduled more than a year away, the U.S. Census Bureau is canvassiQ& the region for temporary help. The cily of Gallipolis announced Friday thai applica, lions are available at lhc city manager's office for people inlercsted in obtaining temporary jobs as census !akers, or enumerators. for the remain<ler of this year, 1999 and 2000: I . • The Jobs have bee~ · • The city of Gillavailable to qualified llpoll• announr:ed . applicants on a four-to Frld•y thet •ppllt:• six-week basis since tlon• •r• •v•ll•ble at August, and field workers the City m•n•ger'• have been operaling in office for people sections of Gallia Counly lntere•t«<ln obr.lnfor the ~ast few months. lng temporary job• :"!'• Jobs pay a com- •• cen•u• tak•,... ,peljttve wage for lhe area, and census workers are reimbursed for aulhorized · expenses, such as mileage. The Census Bureau reported that most jobs are in the field, checking addresses and conducting interviews with fesidents. The abilily to speak a foreign language is an advanlage in some areas, according to the bureau. · The jobs are available to those who arc 18, have passed a writlen test, and have not engaged in political . activity wilhin 24 hours of performing the work. Males 18 or older born after Dec. 31, 1959, must be regislcrcd with selective service. As plans for the year 2<XXJcensus alreajy under way, a big fight is coming up al the Supreme Court over how to do it · AI stake? Money and votes across lhe country. Census figures are used to decide how many reprc· senlatives each stale will have in Congress and to draw congressional, state and local voling districts. Also, $180 billion a year in federal funds are handed out according to how many people live in each state and city. The Clinton administration will ask the high court Nov. 30 to let it adjust the 2000 census figures to make up for an expected undercount among hard-lo-find Americans, generally urban residenls and racial and eth· nic minorities. , The Republican-led House and a group of voters say the federal census law bars adjustment of the numbers. : Urban residents and minorities who sometimes do noJ gel counted lend to vote Democratic. People more likelY. to respond to the census- white suburbanites - lend to vote Republican. · But Ohio and 45 other states committed t~ the settlement by the tobacco industry· imposed deadline Friday. The tobacco industry indicated that it will sign the deal Monday. Action on Smoking and Health, lhe legal arm of the nation's anti-smoking movement, said it filed court papers Thursday with courts in the 10 most populous states- California, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, lndi · ana, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Missouri and. Jobless rates fall across southeastern Ohio GALLIPOLIS- While the state's jobless rate for Oclober was unchanged, unemployment throughout most of southeastern Ohio 1 According lo the OBES the figure for Ohio was 4.3 pefcent- unchanged from the September and Augusl rales. In Gallia Counly, the unemployment rate in Qallia County was 7.2 percent- down 0.4 percenl from September's 7.6 percent In Meigs County, lhe jobless rate fell by 1.2 percent - from I 0. t to 8.9 percent the OBES reported. Olh~r regional Qc1ober rales (September rates in parcnlhesis) were: Athens: 4.1 (4.7) pefcent; Jackson : 5.6 (5 .8) percenl; Lawrence: 6.3 (6.7) percenl; Scioto: 7. 7 State jobless rate unchanged at 4.3 percent The slate said 5.5 million Ohio.ans had (8.6) percen~ Vinlon: 7.8 (7.5) percenl; and, .jobs in October, up 3,000 from September. Washinglon: 4.4 (4.8) percent There was modest growth in Ohio in lotal The number of workers unemployed was . employment last month, wilh the increase in 248,000, compared with 250,000 in Septem· jobs coming mainly in lhe service seclor, ber. Among the 88 counties, the jobless rates said Debra R: ~wland, OBES administra· ranged from a low of 2.0 percent in lor. The national unemploymenl ralc Delaware Counly to a high of 9.8 percent in Mercer Counly. · remained unchanged at 4.6 percent Overall rates decreased in two·thirds of The slate rate is down from 4,5 percenl in October 1997. Over the year, the number of the counties. Eleven counties had .rates at or higher Ohioans working increased by 70,000 from lhan 3 percent. Nine had rates higher than 7 5.5 million . The number of unemployed percent. decreased by 12,000 from 260,000 I '. will be available until July 1, wheo. the new budget is effective. •, The budget approved Qy the com· mittec contains a number of improve .. ment spending proposals for Carey's dislrict, and the legislator said he was able lo include an amendment to expend $100.000 for the Ohio Histor, ical Sociely to develop Buffington Island, lhc site of Ohio's only Civil War bailie. Carey announced lasl week that improvemenl proposals also call for $895,000 for the Forked Run Stale Park campgrounds and $50,000 for lhe Univcrsily of Rio Grande Meigs Center. . • : · In Gallia Counly, $125,000 is included for the Ariel Thealre, $80,000 for the Dan Evans lnduslrial Park, and . $930,000 in improvements to Gallipolis Developmental Cenler. Additiorally, the University of Rio' Grande would be awarded separate amounls of $636,000 and $251,640 for improvement projecls, Carey said. ' The budget also calls for making $5 million available for upgrading couqty f&irgrounds, he added. "I don't know how lhat will be distribuled, but we will hopefully get a chance lo participate," Carey said. Anti-smoking activists unha.ppy with tobacco settlement Today's ~ialu-JJaatbul 11 Sections • 128 Pagell I c.m.r. · COLUMBUS (AP) Gov. George Voinovich on Friday asked lhe Ohio Elections Commission to dismiss a complaint filed against his 1994 re-cleclion campaign that By JIM FREEMAN ' claims il used misleading informaTI"'""Sentlnel Staff tion in a campaign POMEROY - Stufinance report. denls throughout Meigs County may soon be movIt was the second complaint filed in ing inlo the world's lhc last morilh to bigkesl ctusioom - lhe ._,.., JC<;usc the camgreat ouldoon. paign of misrciprcAn ad hocx:i1 ~~~~~~::; scining a $60,000 . is currently. expendilurc. The the eslablishment new complain! nature trail/land lab on also accuse~ Voinovich's campaign property al Meigs High of failure to report an in·kind contri· School, with the blessing of the Meigs Local Board bution ~d reporting ~oney lhat .allegedly went to a lobbymg firm as of Education. Although going toward voter education. the land is owned by Columbus attorney Donald Meigs Local, Soulhern McTigue filed lhe complai'nt Thurs· and Eastern locals are also day wilh lhe eleclions commission involved in the program. on behalf .of Harold E. Nichols, of The project was pro· Warren, president of the Trumbull posed as part. ·of lhe County AFL·CIO. Appalachian Rural Sys· However, a lawyer for Voinovich temic Initiative, which is said the secona: cdmplaint was mere· a National Science Foundatiop project designed lo ly a rehash of information contained in the original complain!. improve sludent perfor· .Voinovich, a Republican elected mancc in malhematics to lhe U.S. Senate on Nov. 3, is and science through lhe accused of approving a deal to con· use of technology. Meigs eeal lhe source of money lransfcired Local, Southern Local and Eastern Local school from his ca111paign treasury to his brother, Paul Voinovich, and a State· districls are all part o( lhe · ARSI program which is house lobbyist. The governor and his brother funded I!Y a five year, S10 have denied wrongdoing. million grant. l,f found guilty, George Voinovich If nature is like a book, the location offers plenty could face a maximum penalty of of pages·- a diverse sys· · · · removal from the governor's office tern of ridges hills' (with DIVERSE TERRAIN Thl1 photo ex•mpllMelg1 High School. The arM •180 hou•• an and a $10,000 fine. His 1erm ends n th a d ; th (a · ftH 801M of the terr1ln II1CI hlbltet found It the 1bund1nc1 of wildlife In lddltlon to plant life this year. s:pes) :Od .~~p rav~~~ alte of 1 likely educltlonll n1ture trill near 1nd trHa. McTigue said an independent The school district owns about 70 acres investigator could lake depositions . covered by iiak, hickory and locust treC$ birds, according to Meigs Local Superin· along with open spaces bisected by log· tendenl Bill Buckley. in that area and plans to use about 40 of from the governor and others and "The land Jab can include a lol of dif· those for the nature trail and land lab, subpoena records to resolve many of · ging lrailnnd all-terrain vehicle palhs. It is rich in wildlife featuring deer and wild ferenl things for .a lol of i:liffercnt people," Buckley explained, adding thai he fore· the conflicting statements in the turkey, squirrels, and other animals and Bu~kley, a fotmer biology teacher, said. · Continued on pttge A2 case . . Good Mornin VoL 33, No. 41 • .I n Gill/Ill County, $125,000 I• lncludfHI for the Arfe/ ThNire, $110,000 tOr ~ D•n EVIIn• lndu• triM P•rk, •nd $tl30,000 In lmpi'Ovemenr. to Glllllpoll• Devel· opmenr.l Addnlon.lly, the Unlwnlty of Rio Gtwnde would be •nrd«<HtMtwte •mout~r. of . ~.ooo and 1261,1140 tor lmprovemfHJt proJ«D. "The determination of a dislrict's need is based in the evaluation per pupil," said Carey, who was elected to a third lerm in the House in Ibis year's election. "The process allows the commis· sion to maintain lhe integrity of lhe lisl to keep it ali objective as possible." · ' The amendment he inlroduced .was directed to 240 of the low-wealth districts in the siate, allowing !hose schools with an urgenl need to perhaps gel a swifler hearing from the commission. "It gives school dislricls an opportunily to at least gel some funds," Carey said. He stressed thai the proposal musl slill go lo the state Senate and the new administration lo be led by Gov. elect Bob Taft. · None of the funding in the proposal, if unchanged, 1 HJuse . Eadtlme of Prayer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pasto~: Robert Vance Sunday worship ·10 a.m. Wednesday service-5:30p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Check the Sentinel every Friday! Wo!Ship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Sel'\lice ~ 7 p.m. ' Hon..t Outreoc:h Mlnlstrla Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • November 22, 1998 Ohio budget proposal includes inore for school improvements Paslor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sund.ay School -9:30a. m. Main Street, Rutland Sunday School · 9:30,a.m. Sunday Worship -10:30 a. m. Sunday & Wednesday Service-7 p.m. Sunday school · 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m . Wedn'esday Service- 7 p.m. Searching for a local church? Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Whlte'o Chopel WMieyan Coolville Road Community Chun:h Hobson Chri1tian FeU~wshlp Church Sunday service, 10:00 a.m., 7:00 p.n1. Details on pageA2 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford · Sunday School - ~:30 a.n\. Wo11hip- 7 p.m. Oth er Churche s Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Mus&cr Sunday School. 10 a.m. Worship· 11 :15 a.m., 7 p.m . , Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. HI: 50s Low: 30s tmts Freedom a....,.t Mlsaloo Jlald Knob. on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Mark Matson Worship . 10:30 p.m. Sunday School· 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. . 773·5017 ....,..,. <./" • Pastor. CJyde Henderson Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesdly Night Servicei . ' ' . 47439 Reibel Rd., .Chester" Pasto!"l: Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday Services: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Ohio State defeats Michigan • FMIUred on pege C1 Corleloo llltnlmomlu-t Church Klnl!>bury Road Portland l'lrat.Churdl of tho Naureee Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. 985,3308 SoonblloiHINowT-....t Silver Ridge Pastor: Roben- Blrbcr Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednuday Service · 7 p.m. Sunday S<hool· 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servi"1, ·1p.m. Nazarene RIDENOUR SUPPLY Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ·. SERVICES Putor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye Dyesvlllt Community Church Pomeroy Church or tht Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Lloyd D. GrimmJr. SuJlday School - 9:30a.m. ' Worship ~ 10:30 a.m . and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. ,. Ratlaad Chun:h or tilt Nuo,.... Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Church of the Nazarene Pas1or: Tciresa Waldeck Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship' - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Long Bottom Sunday School - 9:30a. m. Wo~hip - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Herbert Orate Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service& - 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship ... 10:30 a.m. Middleport Church or the Nazarene Pastor: Gregory A. Cundif( Sunda)' School - 9:30a.m. 7<10-992·5444 James A. Acree, Jr. • Director Products+ Bill Quickel 992-66n MorningStar "Pastor : Dewayne Stuller Sunday School · 11 a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. · Cho>ier Chmh or tilt NU.re.. .Christian,, Fellowship Center Carmei·Sutton Carmel & Bashan Rds. Racine, Ohio Pa_stor: Dewayne Stutler . Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed: 7:00p.m. Evening 7:30 p.m. Tuosday .t Thunday ·7:30p.m. WorshiP ~ 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Kids for,ChriSI-7 p.m. Rutland Sunday School - 9:30a.m. · Worship -·10:30 a.m. Thursdar Services . 1 p.m . Pastor: Dewayne Stutler. Sunday Schoo.] - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday Services. 10 a.m. 160; 446-6247 or.446·7486 Sunday Schooll0:20- l 1 a.m. 4-4:30 Saturday Sunday School· 9:30 a.rp. Faith Chapel 923 S. Third St., Middlepon Bethany St. Rl. Putor. R.oy Hunter Swlday School • 10 a.m. Sy...,... Chordlttltllt NIIDiftf Pulor, Robert J. Coen Radio Ministry- Rnenswod Station PaStor: Keilh Rader Sunday School - 9:1.5 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Yo~th Fellowship, Sunday. 6 p.m. Salem Center Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School -9:15a.m . Wor!hip · 10:15 a.m. SnowyiiJe Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship· 9"a.m. Christ of Latter-Day Sainu K&C JEWELERS Davis-Quicket Agency. Inc. Full line Pomeroy Pastor; Connie Fiares Sunda)' School-9:15a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Bible Study ~ue"sday - 10 a.m. The Church of Jesus Lutheran Rutland Church or God Pastoi: Ron Heath Sunday Worship - 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services. 1 p.m. ' Latter-Day Saints Lanpvllle Christian Chun:h Antiquity Baptist Sunday Schqol . 9:30a. m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening. 6:00 p.m. . Reoraanized Church or Jesus Christ or Ladel- Day Saint! Portland-Racine. Ret . Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School ·9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m. We_dnesday Services . 7:30p.m. RelidSociety/Priesthood 11 :05·12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10: 15 a.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs. - 7 p:m. Racine Pastor: Re v. James 'sanerfield Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. . ~vening : 7 p.m. Wedn e~ day Services. 7 p.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Rock Springo Dexter . Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Evening · 6:30p.m. ~ursday Service - 6:30 p,m. Fourth & Main St., Middl e'port Pastor: Re v. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4.~ a.m. Pm1Chapel Laurtl Ctllr Free Methodiot Chun:h Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servicer7:30 p.m, Mt. Moriah Baptist INSVRJ\NCE 75 Pearl St, Middlepo". Uberty Christian Church Forest Run Baptist Pastor.,: Arius Hurt Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wo.- ship - 11 a.m Pastor: Vernagaye Sullivan Sunday School - 9:30 ar.m. Worship · 10:30 a. m:· HYsell Rt,~n Holiness Churth Sunday School ·9:30a.m: W1nship · l0:4S a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Mike Moore Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Fait'h Baptist Church Railroad St., Mason Sunday School . 10 a.m. · Worship- II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Heath (Middleport) Mlnenvlllt Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School. 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Tuppers Plain Chun=h of Christ -Instrumental · Pastor: Terry St~Wart Hickory Hills Chu·rt~ of Christ VIctory Baptist lndependant 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon Pa~ tor: James E. Keesee ~or.o;hi p · !Oa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Fornt Run Pastor:.Chad Emrick Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Thursday Services-6:30p.m. 1/2 mile off Rt. 32.5 Pas1or: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. WedneMiay Service . 7:30p.m. Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Hillside Baptist Church St, Rt. J43 just off Rt. 7 Pastor : Rev. Jame.o; R. Acree, Sr. Sundny School· lO a.m. WOrship - 1la.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Servio;s . 7 p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. · Worship- 11 a.m. Zion Church of Christ Pom(roy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.l43) Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. W~dnesday Services· 7 p.m. Worship· 8:00 a:m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunda)' School- 10 a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Thursday Service.s . 7:30 Calvary Piltlrlm Chapel Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. DeWey King . Sunday school - 9:30a.m. Sunday woBhip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting- 7 p.m. •Bradford Chun:h or Christ Bethlehem Baptist Church Grea t Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Gene Morris Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday Worship- 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 6:00p.m. FlatwoodJ ' Phi'e Grove BJblt Holinisl Church Corner of Sl. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd . . Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School· 9;30 a.m', Mt. Union Baplist .· Pastor . Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45a.m. Even'ing - 6:30p.m. . WedneSday Services. 6:30p.m. · Ent<rpriH · Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Rose or Sharon Holiness Church Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 7 p.m. Sil~er Asbury(SyniCWf) Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday School • 9:45a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. Wednesday Services . 7:30p.m. Harrisonville Road Pastor: Re v. Victor Roush Sunday School 9:30 a.m. WoBhip - 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesda~ Service · 7_:30 p.m. Worship Service - 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:1.5 a.m. Youth- ~:30 pm Sundny Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Racine First Baptist Pasmr: Rick Rule Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wed~esday Services - 7:00p.m. Central Cluster DaaYIIIt Holiness Church 31057 State Rou1e 325, Langsvlle .,. Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship· 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wednesday prayer service . 7 p.m. Pastor:Terr; ·Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 'a.m. Worship- 10:45 ·'ll..m'.' Pomeroy Fint Baptist Pwor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9a.m. Worship • 10 a.m. Tuesday Services . 7.:30 p.m. Holin ess Btarwallow Ridge Cburch of Christ Rutland First Baptist C hun=h Tappen PloiJu SL PuJ 326 E. Main S1. , Pomeroy Rev. James Bernacki, Rev. Katharin Fosler Rev. Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy Eucharist and Sunday Schoolll:OOa.m. www.frognet.net/-dcanery .5th and Main Pastor: AI Hanson ,, Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. '' Ash Sucet, Middleport Pastor: Us Hayman Sunday Service -7:00p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Service -7:00p.m. " Church of Chnst S1 ·A Illinois - to try ~nd stop those stales from approving lhe tobacco setllement by the nooq Friday deadline. . The court filings urged the states IQ wait 30 days to allow heallh officials and others time to study the deal. The delay would ensure that it contains stringenl measures to make tobacco companies act .lo reduce teen smoking, said John Banzhaf, executive director of I he Wash· inglon, D.C.-based organizalion. Regional October unemployment rates � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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