http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ffc6c3781fe4dc6da7c800d2d3f6e4e5.pdf 15105cdb26f5a110431fc1da6b5aebc2 PDF Text Text Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel ~--------------~~------------------'___________:Po:m:e:r:o~y~·:M:id:d:~~po::~~O~h:~:____ MOnd~,N~~30,1~ Tuesday Christmas' 'timeless treasures' displayed at.,flower show p;r·a*"".'*""*""'*'*Itt" -1tt***'*'*""'**'W1;f ;udgcd the en1""' and av.arded Me lame Stcthcm be>l of show for her arrangemcnh dcp!cllnJ1 "Sleigh R1de> 1n the Snow. ~ She u;ed a spill r••l fence"'"' forthe contamer with a hom on tal ptccc of me~•ultc wood ..., to repre>enl a Sleigh. which 1\cld · pme and ,allium with ac:cenls of lingline gra». Takmg reserve he>! of show wa; Belly Dean with an inspiratwnal design 10 1he das;. "And C~ristma.s IS a Holy Time." Cactus plan!, dried lea\C> and fugl mums used to depict rhe dcsscn were accented by co;lumes kmg rcphcas. • The creativuy ,awa rd went to Peggy Cr~ne 10 the dass. "It's a Time for Hanging Stockings." Her stoxlong design fcmurcd holl)' with berries. walkin~'e !<~lic k \'me and honC)''uck lc balls painted gold . Taking hcst of ~ho\\- in the junrur di"""" ""' 9-vcar-old Josh Mohler m the das!t ·· Together We Rcmcmbcr." He u-;l.'d a basket container. wnh holly. >wee! ~um ball, . and rub·bcr tree lc.<n'c!oo for h•~ plant m31crial . Wmnin" the '~"-'CCp~ta L.c~ award in e ~nt:_ nstmas show. . the hortwulturc ,Jil,·J:,ion was Janet 1\ h ror t c , ... ancy Annis of Reynoldsburg. Theiss. ' · ;m ac~rc_ditcd j ~J~c of lhc Ohio \Vinnmg nhbon_.i in 1he various r\"' 0 ' 1all o n ot Garden Cluhs .. categories. l!qcd flr,l lhrough third Bcauuful nnral arungemcnts. hollda) "reath> and colorful g1ft "rappong> dcp!fl<~. "Timeb; Trca;ure>_ofChnstmas. the theme oft he annual 1 t d n h f •· ) u c I c m•crs ow o '"" Mc•g' count) Garden Clubs As ... ICJ1 a Jon , The show was staged over the "celcnd 31 the Meigs SeniOr C1t1'""' ·~Ce01er. There ~<ere rntr · h nearl) bo 100 h 10 1hc h '" . > ow: "II ~ ut t at man; conung 10 enJ"Y the crcali\IIY ,,f lh~ _de>~gncrs. .' _ . i)cSJdcs the cxhJhils lor JUdgmg. the_ show featured educational dis1 h b3 1 ·~t'~ Jr trMeasures by the · as"' ar cners. ajlreen Burns,' chairman: trea.surcs for spring. all •houl hulbs by Gladys Cuming>: ~c~'urcsf o~ t~e .da diGsplay of the 1 c• 1~ ory h Od I e.1d In 1ng ra1l Garden u .: an a " co entitled "The Glonou_~ Ar:1 of_ Chn~lmas Dccoralum~. .. bcrythmg sJnt..t h f from snowball• to out~. rom satin hall!) to ~~-·t• ntcd candh'les:bfrom ·holly wi th r~cl h h <rrl•l<• to . .", sd "d·ot delig htful ~~ 11 ~ s were mdcbu e ·m r'hc· elegant J ~)Jg nsr create h Ch Y_ the tal~ntcd gar- C respeel"·el). were: • "Chri>tmas, a Time for Drcaming.· lradltlonal Madonna accent: Pauline Aikins, Rutland Club·, Judu • Bunger. Chester Club: Sheila Cums. s·-·~ "alley. '""'' •· I : "A Time for Rcmcmbenng Sle1gh Rides." with trca>ured wOjld: Melanic Stclhcm. Shade Valley: Sheloa Curtis, and Pe••y ee Crane. Wmding Trail. • "A Time· for Singing Carols." using evergreens: Brenqa Lope r. im itatw nal; Melanie Stcthcm. and . Pe••y Crane. ~e . • "A Time for Lighting Candles.". with 1candlcs: Me Ianoe Slclhem: Donna Couon. 1invitational: Shelia Curtis. • "A Time for Gi\'Jng Pr~>scn t s. "g l . 'l wrapp .ng· . adult, D•b1 > " • bie Mohler. Win~ing Trail: Evelyn Hollon. Wildwood ; Sara Rou\h . Wildw~uuu ---• ·, ,.h, Jd ·. Dcbb,·e Mohler. Eva Rol>s(Jn. Rutland ; Marge Ft!tl)'.'. Middleport Amal.cur. • "A Time for Wa!Chmg Starlight. " spaoal thrust : Janel Bolin. Rulland Fr1'cndly·. Sheila ('urto·s. and Bet I\' Dean. C"·" rM;..·, t·er. • "A 'li1i1e for Hanging S1ock1ng~ ... usin g stor kin g: ron1;1i ncr; . Peggy Crane. Glady!<. Cuming'. Moddleport Amatrur, and Eva Rob- t PICTURE YOUR CHILD AM0 NG THE • • • "'m: "A Time for Making Memo.all d · nes. sm «1gn: Debbie Mohler, E R ··a obson. Alice Thompson. Winding Trail; with a second class, Pauline •Atkins, Rulland; Melanic Slelhem, and Belly Dean. • "A Time for Making Snow· w hile. snow or glilmen, .. 'aearunng lcr: Betty Dean, Janel Bolin, and Judy Bunger. • "A Time for Hanging Ornamcnts": Evergreens, Karen Werry, W inding Trail: Belly Lowery, Rutland Club: Gladys Cumings; Cones and pods, Eva Robson, Janet Theiss, and Bee Vacca, Chester Club: and hcfbals. Janet Theiss, Wildwood. • "And Christmas is·. a Holy Ti1mc, " msp~ratlona · · · 1 d es•gn: · Belly Dean. Melanie Stethem and Eva • Robson. Theiss took blue ribbons for h dl f · rna ca C\'crgrcen :;pcctmen and (16 years of age or younger) Will be published Wednesday, December 23rd I ,-o 1·•age-category. Gladys Cumrant · mg~ received a red ribbori for her herned holly branch. .ID . • ' Sentin~l $}000 .,. Per Picture Prepaid Please enclose self-addressed, slamped envelope lo return your pholo. • # )f't'{ .f.t / Harrison County sheriff's deputies have charged a. Uhrichsville man with negligent homicide in the death of a hunter on the first day of the deer gun season in Ohio. Keith Risley, 25, was charged with killing Andrew Leehigh, 28, o~ Midvale, who was shot with a I 2-gauge shotgun Mon~ay afternoon in Monroe Township, said sheriff's dispalcher Dale R05e. Leehigh was pronounced dead at Harrison Community Hospital in. Cadiz. The ~lumbus Dispatch refX!rted today that a grandfather who look his 15-year-old grandson on his firs! hunting trip suffered a heart altack and died just arter shooting a deer in Belmont County, according to witnesses. The newspaper said the man. wem down a hill to look al the deer and collapsed after climbing back up. His grandson found ~ hunting party that went for help. ' Belmont County sheriff's deputies said the Beallsville Fire Department was han~ling the hunler's d~ath. There was no answer a! the Ohio official argues for using records to check census t WASHINctrON (AP) The Republican co--chairman of the U.S. Q:n. sus Monitoring Boord has am ..00 the a intoo administralion of delaying .measw-es thai could make the 2(U) census 'r '• ~ more accurrue. · RESERVE BEST OF SHOW- An inspiration design depicting the three kings seeking out the Christ child won a reserve best-of-show aw~rd for Betty Dean at the annual Christmas flower show of the Me1gs County Garden Clubs Association held over the weekend at the Senior Citizens Center. · Ohio state Treasurer Kenneth Blackwell, who .was appoinl!'d 1o lhe eight· member monitoring board by congrcs.. sional-leaders, -ras in w..shington to hear arguments before the Supreme Court aOOui how the census should be cooductcd Blackwell believes an actual heaQ oounl is the only legal way: He suppons two lower court decision< ~ using "sampling" to adjust fa- the Wldercwnlof minorities in the enumeration that deter· mit1Cll how many.- ea<h """"~ill the Hoo;e of Repm;enlalives. " Of the 4 million poople that were not oounled (in 1990~ they in fact were disproportioilately Hisplnic and AfricanAmerican." Blackwell said Monday. Official Entry Form CR-EATIVITY AWARD - T.hls arrang•ment in a stocking In the class, "A Time to Hang Stockings", won the creativity award for· Peggy Crane at the weekend flower show. · ., Good Afternoon ·-... a a Q Today's Sentinel 1 Sections • 1o Page 1U !.e ·--=== ~ =--= .... ._, "' Q ~L ·-c.Ql"' -=.. .-=· -= ~ ·; ~ c."'~ ~ .... e c. I -= ·c "'~ .su >. == -=.... 0= -= ~ :!-= -== =-= c.U .s .e"' =;s ·--="' ""'= .... ~ CJ .;~ -== f Q c. = ·- Q 00 0 c. - - ~ ~ ~ JUNIOR BEST OF SHOW- Nine-year-old Josh Mohler look best of show In the division for junior exhibitors at the annual yuletide show. For his favorite design h_e used a basket filled with holly an~ sweet gum balls and backed wtth large' rubber tree leaves. ~ ...."' ~ = ~ I""~ != .'8, 00 ~ . ;...,l;> e ·; I SWEEPSTAKES WIN· NER - Janet Theiss, canter, won the horticulture sweepstakes award lor her entries of specimen plants at the Christ· mas flower show. She accapte'd . her ribbon from the show chair· men, Pauline Atkins, left, and Janet Bolin. , ~Q ;;.. 'Q ~ -~ = -== e ~ c. ~ ~ El . .;,· -=="' -= u ~ fA' •• 'i "' CJ =: ..."' ~ -= Q 0 ~ ~ = ~ -= -= ~ ·< ~ :! = fm ~ .... Single Copy. 35 Cents 4&5 3 department's number early today. 1 Al least three other hunters were injured Monday, one in Meigs county A Lakewood man is in stable condilion at the Ohio Stale University Hospital in <;:olumbus following a shooting incident in Lebanon Township, and a Georgia man has been charged in the shooting. Edward McCarthy, Lakewood, was trans· ported lo the h05pilal by Medflight Ill helicopter early Monday after being shot in lhe_lefl hip, according lo Wildlife Officer Keith Wood. William Weiman, St. Mary's, Ga., is charged with negligent hunting and s hooting before hunting hours, and will appear on the charges on Wednesday. Both counts are misd~meanors . Law enforcement officials have placed the time of the incident at6:40 a.m., while the legal hunting time ..for ~onday was set at 7 a.m., which is~ minuteS prior to sunrise. Accord10g to Wood, the state does not use lhe term "accidental," in cases like yesterday's, but Wood said that unsafe and illegal hunting, ralher lhan~I play, is being blamed on the incident • Weiman and McCarthy are members of the same hunting party, Wood said. Wells said Weimann of Georgia, mistook McCarthy (or a. deer. Weimann islo appear Wednesday morning in Meigs County Common Pleas Court in Pomeroy. . A 14-year-old from Willard Wi!S listed in fair conditional MedCentrai,Heallh SyslemsMansfield Hospital after f1eing shot while hunting in northern Richland County, nursing supervisor Carrie Brown said Monday night. She said she did not know the boy's name. Delaware County sheriff's deputies ~aid . Scotl Shaffer of Sunbury was shot in the arm with a 12-gauge shotgun. Shaffer, 30, was nown to Riverside Methodist Hospitals in Columbus, where he was in surgery . Monday night, a hospital _During the flrllt d•y of dHr hunting . . . spokeswoman sa1d. · · 110n, two huntara were killed and at le81t thrH Injured In .O hio huntWitnesses told deputies Shaffer was trying lng Incident. Monday. One o1 the Injured hunter• w. . •ccld•ntly lhot to climb a fence along Slate Roule 61 Monday In Portland. Edward McCarthy 46 of Lakewood wee wken 10 Columaflernoon when his gun went off. ·. bue, where he leln etable con'dltl~n. . . :• GOP moves to expand inquiry to Clinton fund raising By LAURIE KELLMAN They will seek sep~rale subpoenas demanding lestim ony in a civil case about a sexual relationthat Reno tum over memos Jhat Freehand LaBel- ship she had with a player. Parsons told The Associated Press Write~ WASHINGTON (AP) .:.:_ The House Judiciary hi wrote laying oullheir arguments, and demand- Athinta Journai-Conslilution in an interview pub- 1 Commillee is opening a carefully scripted hearing ing that Clinton order Reno 10 comply, according lished today lhal she's a Clinton supporter who into the consequences of perjury. Bul behind the to committee officials. No request is being con- thinks he is "one of lhc grealest presidents we've scenes, political fireworks are exploding over templated lo force Ointon to an.•wer que<lions. ever had." Republican efforts to expand the impeachment Neithe·r McNulty nor other commiuee officials Another witness is · Barbara Banalino of Los inquiry from Presidenl Clinton's Jlrivale life to his would say what specific allegations against the _ Osos, Calif., a former Velerans Affairs hospital campaign fund raising, . ·• psychiatrist who ~as charged by Commillee Republicans sought federal prosecutors with giving false on Monday to subpoena secret testimony in a civil case about a se"· Clinton adhlinislralion memos urgual relationship she had with a ing Allomey General Janet Reno to patient. l)le commiUee"s agenda also appoint an ~ndependenl counsel lo inveslillate the president's 1996 . inclu~,es testimony from legal experts and military officials. · campaign. . -~~ Chairman Henry Hyde has The choreographed hearing "worked totally unilaterally, so it's masked a swirl of behind-the-seenes ..... 71 ' very clea•-- thal this· is a parlisan maneuvering op Capitol Hill: as '" .• '{ witch hunt thai he's aetermined to lawmakers scrpmbled to gauge sup. ram through as quickly as he can," port for aniclts of impeachment in Rep. John Conyers of Michigan, the the full House. committee's ranking Democrat, House Democrats have conducted an inilial ·survey, and found that said Monday. . Conyers spoke just after Repubfewer than 10 members contacted licans, who control lhe Judiciary si nce lhe Nov. 3 elections would Committee 21-16, moved to subvole for an arlic)e of impeachment ,' poena FBI Director Louis Freeh against the president, according to and federal prosecutor Charles one congressional source familiar ' ' LaBella and gain acce$5 to their with the informal tally. Henry Hyde Bill Clinton If thai vole couol holds, it means secret memos laying out Clinton's alleged fund-raising irregularities. president they believed the memos contained. Republi cans would have to approve any article of "The commillee has received information · Republicans also want a subpoena that would impeachment on a virtual party-line vote. · which suggests that the ·campaign finance abuse direcJ · Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr lo The committee and the While House traded memos may contain allegations of criminal hand over evidence and teslimony that his inves- shots over Jhe new suBpoenas and Clinton's coopwrongdoing by the president," said Paul McNul- ligators gathered frot)l John Huang, a key figure erulion with the inquiry. ty, a spokesman for Republicans on the panel. in the fund-raising conlroversy. . llyde criticized Clinlon on Monday· for subRepublicans had intended for today's hearing milling wrillen answers lo lhe committee that he "The commillee is duly-bound to in~esligale that , information." on "the consequences of perjury and related ' said were not forthcoming . While House 1 l'he decision opens up a new avenue of inves- crimes" to underscore Clinton's refusal to admit spokesman Joe Lockhart said il is unlikely Cliotigation for the impeachment panel; jusl as 'Hyde, he lied about his relationship with fo;mer While ton will accept an invilalion to testify before lawR-IlL, is pressing lo wrap up work in lime for a House inlern Monica Lewinsky. )3y calling two makers. vole by Christmas on possible articles of witnesses who were punished for lying about sex 'fhe new sub/>oenas reopen a dispute over · in civil' lawsuits, Hyde hoped to eounler De moe- whether Reno faces a connict of inleresl investiimpeachment against the president. Hyde and olher Republicans wi II seek subpoe- ratic claims lhallhe GOP was holding Clinton to gating her boss' campaign finances .. nas in closed session afler the perjury hearing. a higher standard than that applied to other citi· She has refused to let other congressional comThe subpoenas would compel Frech and LaBella zens. . miltees see the entire Freehand LaBella memos, to answer questions about their recommendation One witness, Pam Parsons of Allanla, Ga., is~· in pari because they contained secret grand jury thai an independent counsel be named to investi- former University of South Carolina women's information: Ju slice Department officials have gate Clinton fund raising, commillee officials basketball coach -rho pleaded guilty to a 'fede ra l been more ope n to assisting the Judiciary Comperjury charge in the mid-1980s for giving false miltee .... said. ,, ··l .,..., '::;:" ., -· ' . .·...a... Governor urges committee to push. ahead on regional · airport decision CHARLESTpN, W.Va. (AP) ·- Gov. Ceci,l Underwood is urg; ing a review commillee to lfO ahead and recommend a proposed · regional airport site and not deterred by project opponents. -In a letter to Transportation Secretary Sam lionasso, Underwood wrote that the · committ~ should continue ils work anll select a site so a full review of the region's options can be per· formed . The leller was lobe distributed to Public Port Authority membe!J, whicH are exp<i,ted to , select . a potential site for the proposed · $300 million air park Wednesday. "If we slop know, ,.-e would relinquish our best chance to ·improve air service for the region and - surrender ihe tremendous . economic potential to be realized with .an intermodal transportatio.~ facility.'' Underwood wrote. Kanawha Co11nty's Yeager Airport officials have filed a lawsuit to delay the decision. , A hearing has been •Scheduled. for Tu~sday . .Yoager is among six sites under consideration . The Tri-State Airport near Hunt·ington, and sites in Lincoln, Maso'h and Putnam counties al so are under review. · "The economic potenlial of a r~gional airport/transpark man· da les that we complele a full examination of the benefits u well as the costs of such a facility," Underwood wrOte. ur have no intention to concede this opportu· nily for economic growth or abdi.c~te the p0te ntial for improved air service to other slates without a comp l et~ examination of the ben.efi Is and costs of this project." be State to allow some mining under old-growth forest ~ ... 00 · ~ Deadline: Friday, Dec. 18 at .3 p.m. Mall or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel · . Bids for biruminous products for the month of December ens has offered to donate land in the Pomeroy Pike area for The objective for local leaders is to roll out the red· By BRIAN J . REED construction, and the county has offered undeveloped land ' carpel and present a good image lo the committee, were tabled, pending review by County Engineer Robert Sentinel News Staff There is still hope that Meigs County could be.Jhe site on Hiland Road near Veterans Memorial Hospilai, according to Varnadoe. ' · Eason. Bids were received from Middleport Terminal of of a home for retired veterans. allhough Meigs County Commissioner Fred Hoffman said "It's importanllo show community support' for this pro- Gallipolis and Asphalt Malerials, Inc., Marietta. Th e commissioners approved the Southeastern Ohio A tou r of possible sites and other facilities was yeslerday that he felt the county-owned tract of land wou)d . ject," Varnadoe said. "We want to make a good impresHighway Compaclas submitted by U.S. Rep. Ted Strick· announced at ~he regular meeting of fhe Meigs County nollikely be attractive to the committee. sion;because there are new mcmbc~> on the comm ittee." The slate has announced 'intentions to construct a 100The committee will also Jour si tes in Belpre, land, 0 -Lucasville . . Co mmissioners on Monday by Perry Varnadoe, Meigs The agreement will be presented to the Transportation. Co unty Economic Development Director, and P ~lty bed' facility in Southern .Ohio, and lwo 50-bed satellite McConnellsville, Gallipolis, and Chillicothe this week . Pickens. • ·• homes .elsewhere in l~e region. It is hoped that Meigs In other business, the commissioners set December 7 Review Advisory Council , and outlines the priorilies to be · · The county has been trying lo attract the hom e to Meigs Counly will be selected as the site of one of these satellites. as lhe date for a public hearing .on the cou nty's Parlner- given lo local' highway projeciS. ci)uilly for almost two years, and a commillec fQrmed at Commiuee members;will be touring service agencies, ship Agreement with lhe Ohio Department of Human SerThe commissioners also approved several transfers of lhe stale le~el .to inspetl p[ospeclive ~ites and reco~mend including the Meigs County Senior Center, Rocksprings vices f01 welfare reform. The agreement, which outlines funds for departments and approved payment ofl>ills in the. sites to the legislature has visited the county already. Rehabilitation Center and Veterans Memorial Hospital, the county's plan for training welfare recipients for job . amount of $143,090.82. l'rde nl, in addili on to Hoffman, were Commission· · That committee has been reorganized, and 'will visit the and will meet with local economic development leaders placement and other reform points, will also be made er Jeff pornton and Clerk Gloria Kl ocs. county on Wednesday lo review two proposed sites. Pick- during their visit available for public review after the hearing dale. ~ Q ' Hometown Newspaper Veterans committee to visit Meig~ county again Wednesday ·- ... - 2 3 C t!J914 Ohio Valley l'uhllshlng Co." .......... u. - 7&8 9 OHIO Pkk J: 9-7-9; Pick 4: 3-6-8-1 Buckeye 5: I :1-24-25-30-37 W.VA 1 Daily J: 8-5-6; Daily 4: 9-2-4-5 ~ - ·- ~ 6 Lotteries (/l- Q .... 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Stock results, Page 3 Toet~: I . .• m.;"" DKember 1, UM18 Weather 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 · b_JiWii:~U~~~~U~~~ ' the forest under certain conditions, said Bill Sterling, assistant to lhe chief of the division. Ohio Valley extracts the coal through a process called long~wall mining. The coal seam is removed and the ground above the mine panel eventually collapses. Environmentalists and ·Ohio University, which owns the forest, worry that the ground settling will damage the trees. . Ohio Valley will ' have to use all the current mining practices available and will remain under the close scrutiny .of slale regulators, Sterling said. In addition, the divi sion will limit the amount of coal removed from the area: The division's decision also prohibits the company from reroovi~g coal from three other coal seams in 1he area, and bans strip-mining entirely in a 605-acre area.that includes the oldgrowth forest and a buffer zone around it. The university had asked the division to .declare the area and a buffer zone extending about 1,500 feet unsuitable for mining. Gary North, the university's vice president for adminstration, said he .and oth er officials were analyzing the decision and have not yet determine~ whether th e division ,built in enough protections. · · Ohio Valley President Robert Murray did not ·return a phone call seeking comment today. Chad Kister, an environmental activist i,n Athens; accused the division of caving in to pressure from the coal industry. • "I think it 's entirely political," said Kister, who he&ds the group Dysart Defenders. Kister maintained that a 4,170-acre protected area was needed to save the trees from damage from water pollution ca used by mining, and that no mining should be allowed under the old· growth area itself. Murray, who estimated the coal's value at · $3.3 billion, had threatened to sue if the mining was blocked. '. r' I Hy PAUL SOUHRADA Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State 'mining . officials have decided to allow limited mining -under a tract of eastern Ohio forest that contains some trees that are more than 400 years old. But the de.cision today by the Ohio Division of Mines and Reclamation was nol a total victory for the Ohio Valley Coal Co., which owns the mineral rights under Dysart Woods - a 455-acre old-growth forest about 100 miles east of-Columbus in Belmont County. The division will allow the Alledonia-based company to extract coal from two seams under . ·' J v �• I ,. ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tualday, December 1,1998 Commentary By WIIIIM! A. Ruatw 'L.Jfll6flsf.dln 1948 I 111 Court Sl, PorMt oy, Ohio 814-002·2150 • Fu: 1102·2157 I I . Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publlllher CHARLENE HOEFLICH Genet .. lt8n8glr ' ../ f .... DIANE HILL Caftboller . ,.,.. 1Jw Sattlrwl II ~ lfftiN 10 ltW ..,_"""",....,.. M •~~toM,.,. IU. Bhotf .......; ,..., wcwdl fW ,._, ,._. tlw bM ~ ol lllllng p&:it .. 'Nd'. ..,..,....,.,. ,..,.....---· , • ---·~. •.•,......,.. l)'pool--~- ~ ~ ..,,~~-r-·· -"'·lo; ,.,_. lo .,. AHIIAO), Oltlo 4J7If; _.; FAX llcP "44ft.Z1 •. n.. Sentinel, .. tit Death Notices !Announcements:!? · • ~It, • Ier•c hrys Ier merger ' ·, Da1m may bring jobs to Ohio There's a new blue and while Oag flying over the Jeep assembly compte• in Toledo. ·' It's the only noticeable change since new parent company Daimler· Chrysler· began operating last week. But regional growth directorw say the automaker eventually could bring new businesses to the area while also making jobs at Jeep more secure. The merger between Chrysler and Germany's Daimler-Benz AG created the world's fifth biggest automaker.,. . The deal i1 important 1o the Toledo area where there arc about 7,000 -~ ~ DaimlcrChryslcr workers, easily making the company the region's largest employer with an annual ' payroll of about $400 million. Already several German auto parts companies have shown inleresl in moving to nonhwest Ohio and southeast Michigan where labor costs are lower. . ".We're talking to new suppliers who have never been here before," said Lee Springer, director of international business development for Toledo 's Regional Growth Partnership. . . And there is hope that eventually the new company will help Jeep sales overseas. David Cole, diiector'Of the University of Michigan's Office for the Study of Automotive Transportation, said Jeep should reap the rewards of teaming up with Daimler's m05t successful product- Mercedes-Benz. "Jeep will be able to piggyback on the global distribution methods of Mercedes," he said. "It will lake awhile, but it can't hurt." , Thai's key in an industry now reaching across traditional boundaries into a global marketplace. New statistics show foreign automakers today produce one of every three cars made in the United States aQd handle about two· thirds of all U.S. car exports. DaimlerChrysler already has begun an ad campaign that will appear in more· than 100 countries. But it plans to advertise its vehicle brands scpa· rifely. : Jeep already is sold worldwide, so the company won't be looking for new nfjlrkets. "Jeep is one of the m05t recognized names around the world," said I 1 , At this writing it.eerm alm05l certain that the House Judiciary Committee, about mid-Decembcr, will vote along straight party lines 1o repor1 out one or more anicles of impeachment against President Clinton. One anicle is vinually inevitable: that Mr. Clinton committed perjury •• i.e., lied under oath • repeatedly in his deposition in the Paula Jones case, and again (once more, repeatedly) in his testimony before the Washington grand jury. Practically the only people who still deny this are Mr. Clinton and his lawye,;, who don't dare admit 1o perjury because they are well aware that this would make an open-and-shut case foi his indictment and prosecution t~e day after he steps down as president in January 2001. (WhetHer a District of Col urnbiaorArkansasjurywouldconvict him, as the recent case of O.J. maneuver ro1 a slap on the wrist. (And it would be justa slap on tbe wrist Congress censured President Andrew Jackson for his actions in a furious banking controversy, but a later Democratic Cohgress e•punged the censure •• and a still later one put his picture on the $20 bill.) · But has anybody seen a poll in which people were required lo distinguish clearly between impeachment by the ·House and removal by the Senate, and then 85ked whether they would oppoK impeachment if it wercn 'I followed by removal? 1 haven'~ because (I suspect) there aren 't any. The pollsterJ have been busy helping the Democrats obscure the distinction between the two steps, counting on the public's confuSion 1o spar~ Mr. Clinton the devastating impact of being impeached but not removed. · For that would be the beauty of a resolution IJy the whole House to impeach the president. It is the only action open 1o the House that is unques- . . But lhe ques11011 .0f whether to remove hu!l from office r,ould then go to lhe Senate, ~here II is flear that there is no chance of amassmg ~e ne<lessary two-thirds vote to do so. ,The pubhc would then gel what il apparently wants: Mr. Clinton's retention in offi~ ·• notaf~r ~e slap on the wri5t, but after a h1slol)'-makmg 1mpeach· rnenl by the House. The great majority of House Repu~licans will favor this. All but a few Democrats wdl oppose II and try lo substitute some meaninaJess con~natory reso)ulion. A number of the usual Repu~h· can wimps are said to be ready lo go, along w1th them ·· perhaps enough to carry lhe day, barely. The vote of the members of the House~ the impeachment resolution, in t~ Ieeth of Pres1dent <;linton's manifest crimes, w1ll.~ one t_hat they had better be prepared to cxplam to their fellow Americans until their dying days. I .........~ 0 J . 1eot-.o :ae·114· I Chatles Chester King W. VA_ .,,.,._.,...,.fti'A--,.~ , - 0 '*·-~~~~~ 1'1.~ ~ J~r SAY You'Re ~ew.vl ~~L.V Mild weather continues - Stn>y SORRY AA? YOU WON'T PO THIS '1"0 li£PUBL.ICAH CAHPI~AT~ IN A.M ~OH A6AIN,M1i'.SfARR. ,__, - - - "" .... hold on southern Ohio • By The Associated Preas Unseasonably warm temperatures are expected acros.• Ohio again on Wednesday as southwesterly winds swirl into the stale behind a high pres- sure cenler. . that the plaintiff, Kathy Monteiro •• in regard to students' racial harassment of .other students ·· , has' a valid claim under Title VI of the Civil. Rights Act of 1964, which reads: . "No person in the United States shall, on the ground of race, color or national origin ... be sub· ject to discrimination under 'any program or activ· ity receiving federal financial assistance." Although the court found no factual basis for the claim that the book caused tile racial taunting, it decided ihat the failure of the school district to deal with thi s "egregious" racial harassment was a clear violation of Title VI. "It goes without saying," Judge Reinhardt declared, "that being called a 'nigger' by your white peers (or hearing that term applied to your black classmates) exposes black children to a 'risk of discrimination' that is so substantial and . obvious that a failure to act can only be the result · of deliberate indifference." ' As for exiling Mark TWain because of his use . of the word, Reinhardt pointed out that "Many school di stricts, would undoubtedly prefer ... 1o substitute 'safe' (books) to reduce the possibility of civil liability and the expensive and time-con· suming burdens O,f a lawsuit •• even one having but as light chance of success." But he noted that "it would be folly to think there·is a certain 'safe' set of books ... tHat all will find acceptable." Berry's World a 60s. ---,--·Obituaries·-~ • ,. matter. He has a treasury. of $4 mii liory to $5 million left over from his gubernatorial cam· paign that could be used for pre-presidenti~l travel and strategizing, but ~e has no evident plans to use it. Except to attend his brother Jeb's . inauguration as governor of Florida, Bush is not sche~uled to travel out- . side Texas from January to Mny while the legislatu re is in session .~ lie's mode no trips and issued no statements on foreign affairs during his governorship e,xcept on Mexi co and trade. lie supports th e North American r-'rcc Trade Agreement. A matter of much spec ulation among Mideast and other foreign policy experls is which GOP experts Bush will turn to·· hardline Reaganites or moderate Bush veterans. As Foxmnn put it, "He has no track record. Supporters of Israel will .look closely, at who the team is thnt he relics on." l'ro· lsraclis will be dismayed if Bush relies on Baker or hi s father's former White House n'at10·nal security ndviser, Brent Scoweroft. Scowcroft has spent tim e with Gov. Bush, but Baker's relations arc described as. " no better than arms· length:' because the son, like former first lady Barbara Bush, considers Baker " disloyal" for not having Wtlrked tirel essly to re-elect Presi - dent Bush in 1992. Asked who has briefed Bush on foreign policy, Bush's staff refers to · · and does not deny •· published reports naming Paul Wolfowitz, a Slate Department and Pentagon offi· cial in the Bush and.Reagan administrations; Reagan's Secretary of State, George Shultz; . and former Real!an Russia.expen, Condoleeza Rice. .Wolfowitz and Shultz, especially, are much esteemed by supporters of Israel . Shultz did battle with former Defense Secretary -Caspar Wein· berger, a harsh critit of Israel. Wolfowitz, dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, lately has publiShed articles calling for using military force to create a "free Iraq" in the southern part of the country as the base for an eventual ovenhrow of Saddam. Even if Wolfowitz emerged as Bush's top foreign adviser and Bush took a strong pro-Israel stand, it's u~likely that the Republican would garner more than 35 percent of the traditionally Democratic U.S. Jewish vote in 2000, The recent high for a Republican was 39 percent for Ronald Reagan agains t Jimmy Carter in 1980. Bush's father garnered 35 percent in 1988, then plunged to 11 percent in 1992. Bob Dole got 16 percent in 1996. Bush can do bettef than that. (Morton Kondracki 11 IXacll· tlvl editor ol Roll C11l, th1 niWI• paper ot Capitol Hill.) • Oblluorjoe •re.potcl . , , _ _....nta """"~~"" by •-• funeral homH. Obnuoriu •• publlah8clu req....aed fo t1000mrnod81e thoM deelrlng mora Information than Ia ""outdid In _,JIIIIIVInglleolh Nollcu: · . , Marjorie Burt Chapman Marjorie Burt ChapOJan, 54, of Middleport , died on Tuesday, December 1, ~998 at her residence, following a lengthy illness. She was born in Gallipolis on Septe"'ber 26 , 1944, the daughter of Lillian Buck Burt, and the late Charles H. Burt. She was employed for many years as a jewelry clerk and licensed optician, and recently retired as manager,of Acquisitions Fine Jewelry in Middleport . ' · She was the assistant Girl Scout leader for the Middleport troop, and attended the Middleport Church of Christ. Surviving in addition to her mother are her hu sband,. Joe Chapman of Middleport; a son, SP4 Christopher Chapman of Fort Hood, Texas; a daughter and son·in.law, Linda and Mark Kimes of Middl eport ; a grandson, Jeffrey Todd Kimes of Middleport; and her mother-in-law. Marcella Chapman of Pomeroy. Besides her father, she was preceded. in death by her brothers, Harold Burl and Frederick Burt .. Services will be held on Friday, Decembe r 4, 1998 at 2 p.m . on the Middleport Chapel of the Fisher Funeral Hom e, with the Rev. Doug . Shamblin officia ting. ' , (USPS l t3·1't0) - Burial will follow .in the Beech Communlt)' Newapapcr lloldlnw•. lnL'. Grove Cemetery in pomeroy. ' · P'llblished every afternoon , Monday through Friends may ca ll at the funeral Fnday, t 11 Court St , Pomeroy, Oh m, by the home on Thursday, December 3, Oh1o Valle~ Publishlns Company. Second clas.o; 1998 from 4-8 p.m., and ~lior to postage paid at PomerOy, Ohio. Mtm'bcr: The A.:i.wciater.l Pre.u am.l the Ohm the se rvi ces on Friday, December 4, Newspaper A3sociatum, 1998. PoltmMter: Stnd address correcttons to The Daily Sentinel, II! Court St .,· Pom~roy. Ohto Memorial co ntribut io ns may be 4~769 made to Hol zer . Hospice Meigs SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C1rricr ur Motor Route County Bran~ h. I l5 East Memorial One Week ........ ...................... ...$200 Dnvc, Pomeroy. One' Month ................................ $8 70 The Daily Sent,l.·nel George W. Bush hopes to gain trust in Israel By Monon Kondracki freedom, tolerance and diversity' as During his trip to Israel, Texas embodied in the First Amendment." Gov. George W. Bush (R) is likely to Foxman added, "I would pui the collect ammunition for attacking issue beh(nd us. It's a clean slate ~ '· Clinton-Gore foreign policy when he Whatever his personal beliefs, he launches his candidacy for president. understands that they do not belpng The trip also should be useful in in the realm of political life ." healing a raw spot in relations with At the conclusion of the trip to Israel, scheduled from Sundny · the American Jewish community, 11 although he'd hav ~ to change his through Wednesday, Bush is expect· ed to issue a statement clarifying the Today is Tuesday, Dec. 1, the 335th ,day of 1998. There are 30 days left name to ever be fully trusted. · .in the year. Former President George Bush 1994 comment. The trip is being sponsored by the Today's Highlight in History: and his Secretary of State, Jam,es On Dec. 1, 1955} Rosa Parks, a black se~mstress, refused to give up her .Baker, ~re suspected by many Je~s National Jewish Coalition, an official seat to a white man on a Montgomery, Ala., city bus. Mrs.rParks was arrest· · of havmg deep -seated hostility GOP organization, ' andl includes ed, sparking a year-long bOycott of the buses by blacks. · toward Israe l after they th~eatened to Govs . Paul Cellucci of Massachusetts On this date: . hold up Joan guarantees 1n order to and Mike Leavitt of Utah and several In 1824; the presidential electi~n was turned over to the u.s. House of force th~ .govern.m~nt •of form,er inOuential Jewish Republicans. The group is expected to see a Representatives when a deadlock developed among John Quincy Adams, Pnme Ml~tSler Y!tzhak Shamlf ~o full panoply of political, military Andrew Jackson, William H. Crawford and Henry·Clay: (Adams won.) stop bu1ldmg Jew1sh settlements m and intelligence officials, topped off In 1913, the first drive -in automobile service station opened, in Pitts· the West Bank. burgh. · One Jeadin!! figure in the pro· by Prime . Mini ster Benjamin In 1934, Sergei M. Kirov, a collaborator of Josef Stalin, was assassinated lsr~~ llobby sa1d the Texas governor Netanyahu. They may sec Palestin· ' in J..eni~grad, resulting in a massive purge. ~s a· blank slate on Moddl~ East ian leaders, also. \ While President Clipton and Vice In 1942, nationwide gasoline rationing went into effect in the United Issues, but t~e !ntultlve ~Sillon of States. the commumty IS that the s1ns of the President AI Gore are popular in Israel, and Clinton gets credit for In 1958, the Rodgers and llammerstein musical "Flower Drum Song" father are visited on the sor." opened on Broadway.' . . , . Gov. B~sh caused proble":'s of broke ring the latest pence agreement In 1965, an airlift of refugees from Cuba to the United States began in h~s o~n woth a remark on an onter- with Palestinians, right-wing Israelis whlch thousands of Cubans were allowed to leave their homeland. v1ew '" 1994 that the Houston Post ~riticize Clinton for applying presIn 1969 the U.S. government held its first draft lottery since World War reported as follows : "One doctrine sure unevenly on the two sides. Clinton , also gets critici7.ed for 11. ' ' of ~hich Bush is certain is that heavln 1973, David Ren:Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, died in Tel Aviv en IS open .o"!Y to those who accept failing to bring Iraq's Saddam Bus· at ·age 87. . Jesus Chnst. The paper dod not sem under control and for encourag, ing Saddam 's incorrigibility by fail · In 1990, British and French workers digging the Channel Tunnel between ~uote Bush dorectly. . ing to master other malefactors sucb their countries finally met after knocking out a passage in a service tunnel. Afterward, the president of the as Ser.bia 's Slobodan Milosevic and Ten years ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev wpn nearly unan· Anti ·Defamallop League, Abraham imous '•pf?roval for a more dynami~ polilic~J structure from the Supreme Foxman, talked !O Bush abou~. t.he North Korea's Kim Jong II. . It's not clear when Bush will Soviet, which voted •t•elr out of exiStence '" favor of a new Congress of rcma~k and told me last we~k. I ':" begin speaking out on foreign policy l'co lc's Dcputics. Cnrlos Salinas de Gmtari Wfl'i sworn in as president convmccd_that h ~ regrets It ~n~ IS ~ · staunchly com omtted to rellgwus ·· or any national issues, for th~t MCX:It.'t), ~ 1 Highs will be in the low to mid-60s under partly to mostly sunny skies, the National Weather Service said. The abnormally ·warm conditions are expected to continue into the weekend, forecasters said. • The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather sta· tion was 67 degrees in 1970 while the record low was 7 in 1964. Sunset tonight will be at 5:07p.m . and sunrise Wednesday at 7:35a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight...Clear. Lows 30 to 35. Light and variable wind. Wednesday ... Sunny and continued warm. Highs from the upper 60s lo near 70. . ~. . Wednesday nighi ... Mostly clear. Lows from the .upper 30s to the lower 40s. Extended forecast: Thursday and Friday... Partly cloudy and continued warm. Lows mosl· Jy in the 40s and highs in the mid and upper 60s. Saturday... Partly cloudy. 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J\09.72 Reader Services Correction Polley Our main conctm In 111 storlu Is to bt accunte. U you kllow 11r •n error In a stol-y, c•ll tht newsmom at ('740) 991· 1155. We will _check your lnfonnatlon and make a wrmllon If warranlccl. N1wa Departments Tht mOin nu01bor Is 992-2155. Depart· a.m. . Bazaar planned ~- •• Ella Edwards Williams Carol L. Moody. -. MOVIeS EMS units·log 12 cans·· Units of Meigs Emergency Ser· vices answered 12 calls for assistance on Monday. Units responding were: CENTRAL DISPATCH 2:05 a.m., Overbrook Center, Lincoln Smilh. ~Jeasant Valley Hos· · Pital·' I . 4:03 a.m., Lee Road, V~rg1l Lee, Holzer Medical Center; 6:48 a.m., Smith Ridge Road, Edward McCarthy, treated al scene, transported to Ohio Slate University Hospital ,bY MedFiight Ill; 9:31 ' a.m., Kerr Street, Lui a - Hampton, Veterans Memorial~ November 30, 1996 DOW(I ndustriats) S&P 500 " 2: 19 p.m., Nyc Avenue, John Beaver, refused treatment; 5:25 p.m., Third Avenue, Rober! Dempsey, treated at sce ne; 7:24 p.m., East Main Street, Chnstina Holloway, Veterans Memorial. ' MIDDLEPORT I :59 p.m ., Powell Slrcct. brush fire, ~x1ingu1shcd upon .1rnval; , I'OMEROY 2:44 a.m ., Russell Street, Dorothy Jenkins. treated: 7:24 p.m. , Easl Main Street, Mary Lang,, Veterans Me mona I. · RUT LAN() 7:59 p.m., State Route 143, Robert Kennedy, Vclcrans Mcrrwrial. SCIPIO TWI'. VF[) 5: II p.m., SR 6R I, brush fire , Paul Stanloy property. IYlatn••·· l HHtD~r~ We Give Mature Drivers, Home Owners and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. BABE: PIG IN T~E CITY (PO) 7:30 & 0·20 DAILY I'LLBE ~OME FOR C~RISTMAS !PO) Our statistics show that mature drivers and home owners have lewer and less costly losses lhan other age groups. So ot's only fa1r to charge you less lo r your insurance. Insure your home and car with us and save even more witr1 our spec1al mulltHJolli·C\ doscounts. 1:00 DAILY FRI·SUN 1:00 13'00 Qlfl ClRTif!CAlESA\IAILA!ILfl .49:/• Sears ....................................45, Y.. Block report ' are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advesl ol Gallipolis. t.:irculatlon ............... ........... , .....Exl. 1103 Ad< ............................. ,t;,t. ttOO Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio Patient Services and Administrative offices will be closed from Dec. 24 at noon thro,ugh Jan. 3. Offices wi,ll reopen on Jan . 4j at 8 Christmas sale set Am Ele Power ....................... 46'1. Akzo ...................................... 4, Y. AmrTech ............................... 54\1, Ashland 011 .......... ::.............. 49'1• AT&T ..................................... 62 ), Bank One .............................. 50'1, Bob Evans ............................ 23'1. Borg-Warner ........... ,.......... Broughton ........................... 17 1. 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First Star ............................... 73 ~ Wendy's ..................... ........... 20'1, Worthlngton ............... ........... 12't. Ad\'''rtlslng. .............................Ext. 1104 • A Christmas candy contest Will be held Saturday a1 the Cny Nati Bank on Main Street. Pomeroy, by the Pomeroy Merchanb AssociiDon. Tomorrow is the final day 10 register entries. Enlry card. are available ..ill all three Pomeroy banks, the Lunch Line, Craw's Sltak Uou~. K & C Jewelry, Chapman Shoes. FO<J<k, and Swisher & Lohse. · Recipes are lobe printed on the back of the entry card. which musl turned back in10 one of the locations tomorrow. . Six pieces of "3'nilies are 1o prO¥odcd on a paper plate for 'judgi ng Janoce Wel*r and Doanne Ounfee on Saturday. The candy is to be taken to 1he bank befure 11:30 a.m. Satu<day. The final conte•l, goft wrapping. will be beld on Dec. 12 at Peoples Bank . Packages are to be taken to the bank no later than Thursday. They f will be judged on Saturday by Joan Wolfe and Bob Hoeflich. , That same day, Santa the Bank will be doing pictures ~ith Santa free for all the children who come. I First place winners in both contests will received a $50, gift certificate, and seco~d place winners, a S25 gift cenificate. All :who enter will be be presen1ed an ornament. Charles Chester King, 85, Pomeroy, died Monday, Nov. 30: 1998 at The Racine United Methodist Church will have its annual bazaar Sat· Mitchell's Adult Home, West Columbia, W.Va. urday on the church bas.:mcnt. Crafts and baked goods woll be for sale Burn in Bradbury on Aug. 16, 1913, son of the late Thomas Vincent • · and a luncheon will be served. , 1 and Ida Grace Hysell King, he was a self-employed as a carpenter, and was a member of the Carpenters local 650 for over 57 years. He was a member of the Order of Eastern Star HarrisoiiYille Chapler 255, the Harrisonsv illc Grange, and the Masonic Lodge for over SO years. The annual Christmas bazaar and bake sale of the Enterpri:;e united• He was a member of the Zion Church of Christ . Methodist Church will be held friday, Dec. 4 at God's Net. West Main Street, Pomeroy. •· Surviving are two daughters and sons-in-law, Anna and Richard Shuler of Racine , and Charidine and Roger Alkire of Pomeroy: two sons and a daughter-in-law, Chc~ler Vincent King of Zanesville, and Dano and Joan King of Pomeroy; two brothers and a sister-in-Jaw, Robert King, and William and Naomi King, all of Bradbury; a brother-in-law, Victor Hysell A Iota I of I ,138 deer were killed during the first day of gun season o~ of Minersville; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren: and Monday. several nieces and nephews. According to Meigs County Wold life Officer Keith Wood. the figure 'is He was also preceded in death by his wife o~ 58 years, Rosalie Carr down 11 deer from last year. King; an infant brother, Thomas H. King; and his sister, Mary 'King The harvest, br checking sialion, was reported._, follows: Chancey's, 24; Hysell. By Ihe Way Grocery, 57; Hill's Cilgo. 171; Sun Fun, 41; Twin Oa)<:s Con~ .. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in the Middleport Chapel of the Fish- nience Store, 57; Pick and Shovel, 97; O'Dell Lumber, 38; Joe's Marktt,' er Funeral Home, with Eugene Underwood officialing. Burial will be in 162; Baum Lumber, 187; Forked Run State Park, 79; Hawk's 76, 128; Jeffs the White Oak Cemete ry, Harrisonville. Friends may call at the funeral Carryout, 52, and S&W, 42. ., home from 5-9 p.m. Wednesday. Eastern Star services will be conducted by the Harrisonville Chapter 255 at 8;15 p.m. Wednesday, immediately followed by Masonic services condu cted by Lodge 411 F & AM. Ella Edwards Williams, 93, Min- Mount Hope Cell]etc•y, Augusta. ersville, died Friday, Nov. 27, 1998 Friends . rna~ call at the Ewing' at Veterans Memorial Hospital . Funeral Home, Pomeroy, today frdilt She was r~tjred from the Mame 2-4 p.m. Additional calling hours Caroi Lucille Hughes Moody, 50, Cheshire, died Sunday, Nov. 29, 1998 State Mental Hospital, and was affiJ. will be observed at Plummer Funer: in Veterans Memorial Hosp ital. oalcd woth the Free Methodist al Home on Thursday evening. Born Aug. 10, 1948 in Newark, daughter of.thc late Arthur F. Hughes Church. Memorial contributions may ~ and Mary Hughes l-laggerty, she was an Early lntcrventon worker for the Born April 2, 1905 in Min· made to the Meigs County Council ., ' Gallia County Board of Menial Retardahon/Developmental Disabilihes at ersvillc, she was the daughter of the on Aging. the Gudirig Hand School in Cheshire. She also worked for the Gallia Coun- late Thomas and Edith Johnson ty Local Board of Education at Cheshire· Kyger Elementary Schopl. and for . Edwa rds. the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities Surviving arc three sons and two . daughters-in-law, WE. Williams of at the Carleton School in Syracuse. She was a member of the Theta Chi Soront~ at Rio Grande College, and Minersville, James A. and Shirley attended churc h at the Cheshire Baptist Churc h, the Cheshire United Williams of Rochester, N.Y., and Methodist Church , the Ecclisea Fellowship, ReJOICing Lofe and Faith Chapel Thomas and Judy Williams, Augusin Middleport, and most recently, the Living Water Church at Bidwell. She ta. Maine; ' two dau ghters, Nancy also taught Sunday School. " \Y.hite of Beynton Bc<Jch, Fla., and She married Cbarles !effery Moody on May 11, ~970 in Rio-Grande, and Ruth Allen o f Minersville; a s1sterz he survives, 3Jong with a son, Aaron Moody or Cheshire; three dadghters, in-law and her husband, Charlolte Melanie A. (Gregory) Maenz of Bangor, Maine, and Christa M. (Brian) Williams McGowan and Warren Hoffman and Amanda J. Moody, both of Cheshire; four grandchildren; two McGowan of filorissant, Mo.; and brothers, Edward (Georgia) Hughes of Che~hire, and John W. (Susan)'Hugh- numerous grandchildren. es of Wood ville, Ohio; her father-in-Jaw and mother-i n-Jaw, George R. and She was also preceded in death Marjorie A. Moody of Cheshire; two brothers-in-Jaw, Rick (Ann) Moody of by her husband, W.W. Williams; lwo Gallipolis, and James (Lisa) Moody of West Columbia, W.Va.; two sosters- sisters. Ed ith and Edna Edwards: in-Jaw and brothcrs·in·law, April A. and Paul Stinson of Cheshire, and and t.wo brothers, Thomas and Kathy R. VanDer Mark of Syracuse, N.Y.; and two nephews, a step-nephew Ernest, who dit:d in infancy. and 10 nieces. Services will be I p.m. Friday in She was also preceded in death by lier stepfather, James K. Haggerty; and the Plummer Funeral Home , Au gus· a nephew, Jeffrey Hughes. ta, Maine, with the Rev. Robert Can· Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in the Willis Funeral Home. Gall1polis, field officiating. Burial will be in the with the Rev. Dan Freeman officiating. Burial will be in the Ohio Valley *************** Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-9 p.m. BIG ( oll<mM''''"I"""~ Wednesday. • 1-74 0·753·3 40 0 [] Stocks ment txttnslons an: · Guenl Manager. ............ 1......... £!i.t. 1101 N•w• ............................................Ed. tt02 or E~~:t. 1106 1 • • First day's deer kill total in Meigs· ~ Th e court' s 1•b I erat•lon· 0f Huc.kl eb erry F•Inn l • ro. : Thcrcalbenefitcouldcome.inEurope,whcretherearemanymoreMercedes dealers than Chrysler; Diskstra said. Mercedes dealers there may decide to also sell Jeeps. , By N.t H1ntofl riculum because of their offensive content. •.About 10 percent of the Jeep Cherokees and Wranglers made in Toledo According to the American Library Associ aReinhardt pointed out that "the right to receive afe sold ovc!"eas. . . . ·. . . . , lion, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is information is a corollary of the rights of free :. Jee~ has JUst started a $1 .2 billion expans1oo .and renova~1on of liS orx:r· the book most often targeted for banishment from speech and press because the right 1o distribute alions I~ Toledo. \he new factory has been des1gned to swotch production the nation's classrooms .. primarily because the " information protects the right to receive it. I' Jlhes qu1ckly, but 1t's too early to tell whether any Mercedes-Benz work word "nigger" appears 215 times in il. He went 'on to underline the essential value of cO~\d ~done there, sai~ Jee~ plant manager~ M~rcer;, . That word was the common parlance of the enabling students to obtain "a broad range of pandemic bigotry at the time and place of Mark information so that they can freely form their -We vc done a lot woth th1s plant to make 11 nex1ble, Mercer sa1d. TWain's novel. The book tells how Huck Finn, own thoughts." And "it is important for young barely \4, transcended the poisonous culture of people 10 discover the good and the bad of our his rearing as he learned that ·the o,nly person he history." ·, could truly trust was Jim, a runaway slave. Reinhardt took serious note of the fact that However, Kathy Monteiro, a black teacher in1 "words can hurt .. particularly racist epithets.... The ... AAt>, If 'fOIJ tAN l>o Phoenix, Ariz., and the mother of 14-year-old feelings of minority students, ewecially younger SOM~'Tt;\I,J'Il(, A!OOT Ttif. daughter in the freshman class at McClintock ones, are extremely vulnerable ;.hen it comes to High School, has claimed that her child suffered books that are racist or have racist overtones." MBA S\"t'uA.'TION, '<OUR But, he said, "a n'tcessary component of any psychological damage because the mandatory Aff'(t.JJVAL RA'T\t.lGS WILL. assignment of Huckleberry Finn created a hostile education is learning to think critically about educational environment. offensive ideas·· without that ability,pne can do '60 E'I£N t\lf:Jt\E.f!> • The lawsuit·· Kathy Monteiro vs. The Tempe little to respond to them," Union High School District·· asked for the end of The core of Judge Reinhardt's strengthening of the / the mandatory assignment of the novel, and First Amendment in public schools is that "it is sim· claimed that the school district, though notified of ply nol the role of the courts lo serve as literary cen· the decidedly hostile learning environment, did so,; orto make judgments as to whetherreading par· ticular books does students more harm than good." nothing about it. Last month, writing for a three-judge panel in Courts cannot " ban books or other literary the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge works from school curricula' on the basis of their Stephen Reinhardt issued the clearest, strongest content ... even when the words are accused of federal-court opinion so far on the subject of the being racist. " right of .parents to r~move books from the curHe ruled for the first time in a federal court or il JH "/112" \..- Copyrlght1D08 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE : ASSN. Wll111m A. Rulhll' II I Dlltlngullhed Fellow ot !he Cl1r1mont lnalltutl for the Study of Stlltllmanlhlp •nd Pl)lltlcll Phlloeophv. Today 1"n hi",story • j ' t.i9nably constitutional, and' that fits his crimes like a glove. Far more than any "rebuke," it would stand on the historical record as the appro· priate response of·the House of Representatives to his actions, which even the vast majority of OJiimlerChryslerspokesmanSjoerdDisk~tra. ~. 1 ~;:~~shows. is something else The Democrats in !he House of Representatives, rather than denying his perjury, prefer to argue Jhal it doesn't "rise 10 !he level" of an impeachable offense •• · though bribery is specified in !he Constitution as one of those "high Crimes and Misdcmeanou,;" that are impeach· · able, and nobody has hitherto regard· edbriberyasworse'tbanpcrjury. Both are garden-variety felonies. Knowing this, the House Democrats are desperate to work out some compromise with cooperativc Republicans under which Mr. Clin,ton would be "rebuked" or "reprimanded" or "censured," but not impeached. Only if the full House votes to impeach him would ' the case then be referred to the Sen ale for trial. Their most insis· .tent argument for such a com promise is that polls show "the American people don 't want him impeached." · .Bul just how clear is this? If the polls are to be believed, the people don't want him removed from office .. certainly not for consensual sex with Monica Lewinsky, and perhaps not even for committing perjury when asked about it. Times are good, so don't rock the boat. This apparent public attitude is what gives the Democrats room to Marjorie Burt Chapman, 54, Middleport, died Tuesday, Dec . I, 1998 at her residence, following a lengthy illness. Born Sept. 26, 1944 in Gallipolis, daughter of Lillian Buck Burt, and the tale Charles H. Burt, • he was employed for many years 31' a jewelry clerk a~d licel).'iCd optician, and recently retired as manager of Acquisitions Fine Jewelry in Middleport. She was the assistant Girl Scout leader for the Middleport troop. and · attended the Middleport Church of Christ. Surviving in addition to her mother are her husband, Joe Chapman; a son, Christopher Chapman of Fort Hood, Texas; a daughter, Linda (Mark) Kimes qf Middleport, a grandson; a~d her mother-In-law, Mar, 'cella Chapman of Pomeroy. She was also preceded in death by two brothers, Harold Burt and Frederick Burt. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in the MiddlepOrt Chapel of the Fish· er Funeral Hdme, with the Rev. Doug Shamblin officiating. Burial will be in the ,Beech Grove Cemete ry, Pomeroy. · Friends may call at the funeral home from 4·8 p.m. Thursday, and prior to I he services Friday. Memorial contribu!lons may be made to Holzer Hospice, Meigs County Branch, 115 Easl Memorial Driv,e , Pomeroy. ~lOOK Democrats fOOdemn as shlllllCful illld lneX- cusmle. Contests set Marjorie Burt Chapman A vote that ·will be reme111bered The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 -·-·- NYSE diary Advances: 1,108 New highs 70 Declines 2,049 New lows Unchanged: 407 44 Composite volume: 869,207,150 Nasdaq diary New highs 138 2,536 ·New lows Declines· Unchanged· 1,197 60 Volume : 1,106,516,400 Advances· 1,604 OGAN ~ ~RNER~ nsurance Ser~i~~s 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Autu-Ou·tlf'rs lmflrmtt't' Life Home Car Business p,..J~• • n. w. �• I ':Sports The Daily Sent:i.f!~! The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 PICTURE YOUR CHILD AMONG THE ••• Tuesday, December 1,1998 · ~----------------------------------~--------------------~~~~~~~ ~·49ers notch 31-7 ~ win over Giants • "By ANNE M. PETERSON quenl downpours and a stiff wind SA!' FRANCISCO rAP) that s" 1rled around the bayside 'tadi• \\ 'hen dcfenS. I\'C rackfc Bnanl Young um. ' :"COl duwn. his right leg i.mken and ·· It was a workmanlike victory.., Ju") face contorted in pam. Steve Steve Young sa id. " It was solid.·· ~fJnuce~ rushed to be at his side. Graham was 21-of-4 f for 237 ··i thought it was appropriate."' yards for the Giants (4-H) and was tht: \),an Francisco 49crs coach sa1d .. mtcrcepted once. The lone touch· · 1 \_r•\~ that J!U) . ·• down came on Gary Brown·s 11 l.h< mjury 10 Young . a.ke} to San yard run lin the first quarter. 1-r... n ~ .. ~.:a's defense. soured the "Look at the final score - I :..t )l'r, .H -7 victory O\'C f the Nev. thought we played heller than that,"' Y l\fp,. ll .ants on Monda~ night. Gtants coach Jim Fasscl said. "These Ynung. who fa~..:cd '\urgcf) today. guys played hard, 1 don't have any h r •UI l " r the season. qualms about that. But we gave up Rcrl.,ys showed Young"' leg bent some big plays.·· PJ''""r d when he co ll ided \\i th The Giants were quick 10 strike. · ltn~h.t ·:~c r Ken Norton Jr a.:; Lhcy On the first play of the If fir>t posses· ~du , l!d m to tack le Giant'i quancr- sion. Graham hit Ike Hilliard with a • h.ll ~ l\.l'nt Graham. 48-yard pass. That led to Brown's "I heard a crunch. " Graham >aid. touchdown run just three plays later. . ·: I M,utl he was otJviou~ly in pain. The 49ers see med off halance 11\~fH: o f those ~i iUat ion' \tJU hale agai nst the Giants e:~rly ~ffectivc ­ .1" '<C .I fell ow foothall player go ncss. Even aflcr th ey recovered (j(J\\ n h~c rhat. I lOid him r \HlU id h..: Graham ·s fumble on New York·s 28 . ' pr.J~I~t' for h1m . He war, hurting hlg- penalties kept them from gelling 1HilL closer than the I7 - and Richey'; ~l.ar Jucc i s1aycd al Young" ... \.Jd..:. 4J .yard field-goa l allcmpl we nt wide h•1IJn1g his hand . un11l he \\a!-. Idled . left. nnlo .1 gurney and whee led oft lh c San Francisco tried the no- huddle f1l'IJ 1 - .m~ gan the tac kle a ~ tandm g offen se to get a jump on the Giants. m <~lion .t' .he pumpc~ hi ., fi st "' II did not yield us any point,. hut ·· He ~ one of our lruly grc al play- we did rnnvc the ball \'Cry cffcclivccr-.. anJ hi s abscm:c wal l he fdt. '' ly... Mariucd said . · YES! - The San Francisco 49ers' lrv Smith (82) exults with team~f anu~.· ~ , ~a id . The NFL·s lop-ranked olfcn~e mate Garrison Hearst after catch in!) Steve Young's touchdown pass It \~:1.., a vil:tory the 49cpo (Y-3) cycntuall y kicked in Owens !.:aught a in the second quarter of Monday ntghl's NFC game against the vis· :..hLHdJ hc~ vc rcll';hcd. hU1 in~tcad the pass and 'printed down the side line iting New York Giants, who lost 31 · 7. (AP) , . . tllnod 1n the locker room wa~ soplbcr for a 79-vard touchdown with 2 : 3~ New York 's Brad Daluiso missed Craig in I9R8-89 ... . Monday night"s h L'CIU~oc o f Yo un ~. The win cliru.: hcd left in the first quaner. 5an Fra ndsco·~ . _ 16th strai ght wma 41 -y ard atfempl late in the th~rd ' game was the fi rst one Dwight Clark Jerry Rice. wh~J s uggested last ntng 'ca ...on and kept the team a wee k that the 49crs mtght be more quarter. and a 42 -yardcr was bl ocked mi ssed in I9 years with the 49crs as ,g.11nc hchind f1rst-placc Atl anta in effecti ve if he gol the bal l mme in the fo urth. a player and front -offi ce exccuti ve . the NFC Wc...,t with four game!-. often, was among those who hugged The 49cr.... nicanwhi lc. stretched He left the team Monday for a joh rcrnntn tn l!. their tead . After handing the ball to with expansio n Cleve land .... The Owens in the end zone. Kirh y. who scampered seven .yards 49crs took a·l2- ll lead in the regular The: ~9crs cxpcrimcnled early II looked fo r a lime as though the wllh a nb -hudd le offense. th en Nin.;rs' offen sive uuthu rst was short · for a touc hdown in the th1rd quarter, season series wilh the Giants. The dil· ~c d with Steve Young ',;; touch- lived. Richey mi ssed anot her fie ld Steve Young nodded. The offense tcarn s bave split six pos1season meet· down pa~"ies to Terre ll Owens and goal . this time a 43-yarder tlrat went wa!'l m ~yn~: . ings .... San Francisco has won· five ' Richey fi nall y hit a 39-yard field straight Monday night games .... The lrv Smi th. and scori ng runs by Terry wide righ t with ·R:30 le ft hcforc halfgoa l midway throu gh the fourth Giants fell to 3-2 in games in which Kirby and Garri son Hearst. Wade ti me. quarter. and Hearst added a 70-yard they scored first ... The Giants' Chri s Ri chey added a.fi cld goal after missBut with JU S! 28 seconds left , run with 3:09 left to play. in g hi s fir st two tries . Young hit Smith with a one-yard Call oway has caught al least one Steve Young finished 19-of-33 for scori ng pass lo gi vc the 49crs a 14· 7 Notes: Hearst became the first pass. in 43 straight games ... The 49crs running bac k with con secu tive 49ers have a team-record . I5· game b53 yard> in a game marked by in frc- lead at halftime. · I ,000-yard seaso ns sin ce Rog er home winning streak. • · North Carolina, Clemson, St. John's record victories • ,, By TERESA M. WALKER MURFREESBORO. Tenn. (AP) - After beating two ranked teams to win the Preseason NIT last week , Nonh Carolina got a scheduling break a~ainst Middle Tennessee. Ademol ~ Okulaja scored 17 points as the third-ranked Tar Heels routed the Blue Raiders 75-54 Monday night. "'lltefls our team where we need · lo go, .. said Middle Tennessee coaeh Randy' Wiel, who wrui a player and assistant coach at Nonh Carolina. "Unfonunately, a team like Nonh Carolina has been there for about 30 Kris Lang added II points fOr' Carolin3, which outrebounded the Blue Raiders 39-19. l..c<i Nosse scor~ 12 points fOr Middle Tennessee. •. Middle Tennessee, which is 04 against Nonh Carolina. tried to s~y in reach from three-point range. BW. Blue Raiders were only ! ~ of- fQ from long range in the first half. . : · Guthridge used a season-high players and 10 of them scored. Evlll) Ronald Curry, on a break from tile football team until practices bcgiri for the Las Vegas Bowl, got into Ills second game this season. · •' years.'' Nonh Carolina led 37-19 at half' The Blue Raiders (1-4) got with- lime and increased the lead to 20 ·in in II points midway through the sec- the opening minute of the second ond half before Max Owens hit a half. three-pointer to stan a 6-0 run for In other Top 25 games, No. 24 Carolina (7 -0). Clemson beat Rad ford 70-37, and " I wa' disappoi nted there for a No . 25 St. Joh n's defeated St. stretch, " said Carolina coach Bill Francis 97-63 . Guthridge. " We weren ' t gelli ng No. 24 Clemson 70, Radford 37; shots, and they were stealing the ,bafl At Clemson, S.C., the Tigefs and gellin g some lay ups." . scored the t:irst 17 points and held The game was scheduled by for- Radford to 22.6 percent shooting mer· North Carolina coac h Dean from the field. '" Smith, who always. liked ' to help out All 12 playe,rs on the Clemson former players and ass istants. roster scored, led by Harold.Jami son Guthridge said he ·s happy to carry with 13 . . on the tradition. the 37 points were the fewest . 'Tf this helped Randy ·s team. ever .scored by Radford. ll was the which I hoped it did. then we ' re · seventh straig ht game Clemson (6· 1) pleased that we got ' a win ," has held its opponent to 60 points or Guthridge said. fewer. the sc hool 's longest such North Caro lina got a breather streak si nce the 1945-46 season. after beating Purdue and Stanford in No. 25 St. John's 97 the Preseason NIT. Despite going • St. Francis 63 · scoreless for the first two minutes, AI New York , Lavor .. Postell they jumped to a 9-0 lead on a steal scored 20 points as St. John 's and dunk by Jeff Capel and led the rebounded from a pair of close lossrest of the way. . es in the Preseason NIT. The · vic to ry ·continued North Ron Arlesl added 17 points for . Carolin a's dominance over teams the Red Storm (4·2), while Reggie · coached by former Tar Hee l players Jessie had 16 and Erick Barkley 14 .. · and ass istants. Smith was JJ . J Ray Min lend scored 16 points for agaihst l~ose teams, whHeGuthridge St. Francis 0 ·2), which has lost 22 is now 4-0. straight times to St. John 's. 1 Arizona Diamondbacks acquire Johnson from Houston • ) By BOB BAUM PHOENIX (AP) - Mtllions of Diamondbucks arc givin g the Arizo na Diamondbacks one of the mos t imposi ng pitchin g ~ rotations in baseball, with a rocket -armed, string· bean 6-foot· 10 lefl -handcr leadin g the way .. Diamondbacks owner Jerry Colangelo IS not a man of great patience, and aflcr a 65-97 record in their first season, he loo ked al the free-agent market and saw a chance to get a lot bellcr in a hurry. He needed to look no further than the swanky Ph.ocriix suburb lt f Parad ise Valley for the marquee play- cr he wante d so badly, Randy Joh nson. arguably the game 's most feared pitcher. This week. John son became the latest player ·lo succ umb to Co langc lo·s allure, agree ing to a four-year. $52.4 million conlraclthal makes him the second ~ highcsl paid player, and highest paid pitchc,r in baseball . The acquis ition of Johnson caps an ambitious free agent campaign by the Diam ondbacks, who spent $97.4 milli on. alm ost all of it on pitchers. Johnson joins new ly acq ui red Todd Stoll Iemyre and Armando Rey noso. along with holdovers Andy Benes, Omar Daal and Brian Anderson in a rotation that should be one of the best in the league. ·:. ., "When you can improve your staff like !thought we would be able to with the addition of a Randy Johnson and the others, that gi vcs you a cha nce to compete right now, " Colange lo said. "There isn't any. rcason lo wait four or five years. " Benes, who says he 'is a close fri end of both John son and Stolf lcmyrc, seemed ov erwhelmed by the sudden improvement in the staff. "Ji 's amazing," Benes said. " I've never been on a team where th ey 've been able to just go out there and add peopl e like they have. It's thrilling.. You want to pitch on a staff like that. ' It makes me want to go out and work out right now." With an average salary of $13.1 million per season, Johnson is second only to Mo Vaughn , who agreed last week to an $80 million, six-year coiltrac t with Anaheim that averages $ 13 .3 million. Johnson, 35, will be pushin g 40 when his contract expires, but the Diamondbacks had to agree to a four· year de al to land the Big Unit. "The marketplace dictates what you need do, and the fact is that Ou~ special page(s) "For Children Only" t3 was what the market was for Randy," Colangelo said. ''To play the game; you have to ac cept the risk . And this ·is not a blind risk. He ' is that domi· nantto where you would be prepared to take that risk with him more than with someone else.'' · Colangelo believes· it is money well spent. He said Johnson is one of the few players who, by himself, can . increase attendance, decrease the· number of no-shows among season ticket holders and boost television ratings, all of which will bring mort revenue. (16 years of age or younger) . Will be published Wednesday, D~cember 23rd • MIKE CHANCEY Head coach - Meigs RYAN RAMSBURG , 10 The Daily S~ntinel Meig~ sees eight football players, head· coach get all-TVC Ohio Division "honors .. B_y DAVE HARRIS Ryan Ramsburg-G/LB, Meigs ........................5·8 200 Ttmes.Sentinel Correspondent J .T. Humphreys·TEIDE, Meigs ......... :............6-3 · 190 · POMEROY - Division champi on Meigs placed seven pl ayers on the Grant Abbott·QB, Meigs ................. ................6·3 165 first team of the 1998 Tri-Vall ey Conference's Ohio Division all confere nce John Davidson·E/S, Meigs ..............................•6·2 195 team. Steve Thornton-CIDE, Meigs ........................S-10 165 ,. The Marauders also swe pt the individual awards. Justin Roush was se lect- Ben Robey·QB/DB. Nelsonville-York ............... 6·0 175 ei:l by the coaches as the Most Valuable Offensive Player, senior Je re miah Eric Glass-TB/DB, Nelsonville-York .............. 5·8 165 . Bentley was se lected as the Most Valuable Defensi ve Player. Marauder Mike Warren -GILD, Nelsonville-York ............. .6-0 175 coach Mike Chancey was selected as the conference's lop coach. · Zac h Odemhai-Ttr. Nelsonville-York ............ .5- I0 220 Join ing Roush and Bentley on the first team were teammates Ryan Man Kauerhenrich-Trr, ,Nelsonville-York ........6-2 220 Ram sburg, J.T. . Humphreys, Grant Abl)oU, John Davidson and Steve Ryan Caudiii-SEIDB, Vinton Co unt y ............... .6-3 190 Thornton. . · ' Jeremiah Cox-NG, Vinton County ........... .......... 5-8 180 - On offense . Roush, a 5· 10, 205-pound junior tailback, wop the. award Adam Claar-FBILB, Vinton County ............... , .5-8 165 over Nel sonville~ York quanerback ·Ben Robey, who lO\>k home top awards ·Keith Mulloholland-HB/LB , Vinton County .. .5· I0 175 last season. Roush rushed for a school record 1,889 yards in 296 carries in Nalin Anhur-SEIDB , Wellston.... .... .....,....... ...... 6-0 168 his third season on the Marauder varsity. In the five conference games, he Harry Turrier-DT. Well ston ... .......... .... ...... .. ....... 6-2 305 rushed for 1,037 yards, scored 28 touchdowns and kicked 17 extra points. David Atkins-C. Wellston .. ......................... ....... 5-9 185 · Bentley played linebacker and cornerback for the Marauders. He was on Dallas Freeland-CILB, Belpre ..... ... ..... ............. 6- 1 184 of the top tacklers for the maroon and gold this past season. · Josh Strolhers-QB, Belpre ..... .......... ... .. .... ......... 6-4 196 Chancey is in his sixth seaso n as the head coach at his alma mater. He had Brandon Brumfield-WB/LB . Belpre ..... .......,..... 5- I I 173 to replace eight staners from last seaso n's 6-4 team . After losing their first Dan Meus-TB/CB , Alexander .......... ................. 5-7 175 game at Gallipoli s. the Marauders won the last ~ine . In his career,Chancey Carl Stump-QB/DE,Aiexandet .... .... ............. ... .6-1 205 is 34 arid 25 with a winning percentage of .580. Most Valuable Player (offense) - Justin Roush, Meigs Player, ~ It school Hejeht Wejght Most Valuable Player (defense) -Jeremiah Bentley, Meigs .Yw: Justin Rou5h·TB, Meigs ............................. ,..5·10 205 Jr. Coach of the year - Mike Chancey, Meigs Jeremiah Bentley· WBILB, Meigs ...................5·9 165 Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr, Sr. Sr. -ONLY- $}000 Per Picture Prepaid Please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope to return your photo. (CHILD'S NAME) Parents' or Official Entry Form ·Hocking ,Division picks all-stars ·southern, Eastern see seven receive football honors •' . .9 .' ...·-== .• ~ Dcllefon t:tin~ 56, Wesl Liberty Sa l ~ rn 36 Ucl nm nt Unwn Local 71. S!cul:JC'n\"i lk -l7 llrrd gcpon 57. Toranltl .~ti 1\ycs.• rllc M~<~-' u wbruok ~2. llnckcyc Trnrl ~0 Curcv ti l. VanlrK' N ., ('cd;;r,·rllc 42 , Multllcl ov.n Chmtr :ur 2'J Co l ~ Wdlrn,IHon J7. 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Pln.·ed F Crys1:r1 R11hrn ~o n on thr• lll:J ilred lr st Hockey Natlonnl Hock ey Lt-allul' ANA HEIM MI GHTY DUCKS: RecallcU Matt Cullen from Cincinnati of the AHL. . NAS HVILLE PR EDATORS. Named R::~ y Shero . ;rss rstanl ~encml nmnager. SAN JOSE SHARK S: Rcassigned D Jon • ({ oJ hluiT lo Knn sas Cit )I of !he IH L C: College NCAA · ~u bliel y reprrma nded Scou Marr. . Maryland men·s lac rosse as"si sl nnl coach. fur , umporrsman lik~ ~o nd t~cl ;md s u sperr d~U him n mnx· Football rrmrm ol rwa games !he nex1 time llle !eorn plays in ' Noli•inal Fnolboll Lea }Cut' !he lncrn~~~· cha mpionships . Suspe nded playe r Casey CMWUNA PAN THER S: Suspended HB f red Co11n?1 lo! 1he n~x r tourna mem game for throwing l.nncJnr lll!lki n~ an obscene gcsturt! during ll gmm• ;m ull1r1al s llag mto the slnn ds Reprrmanded play•. on Nov 29. ers Brra n Reese and Andrew Whipp!~ for w rbally · CLEVELAND BR OWNS : Nnmed Dwighl :.busing g:rme otlici als. UUKE : Fited Fred Go ldsmilh, football cmn:h. Clnrk vk e Jll"esrdcm and drreclor or fomba ll opern. nons. h rq ucline Sknl ha hum11n reso urces roorr.li na· KENTU CKY. Anno unced OL Jonas Lr ening. 101 ~ nd Kc m1etlr L01,mrd assislam ch ief ndmini~ tra· was dismissed from 1h~ foo tballtC'am · uw offi .-<.'r. NORTHEAST . LOUISIANA : Fired lEd ' JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS : l'1~ced OL Jeff · Zaunb rech~r. foo tball coarh. • Nu1•:rk 0 11 miured reserve Activated OL Mark Non SAINT PETER S· Frred Mork Coll ins. foctbDI I frnmlhe pr.aclr<:e Sl.jund . Signed OL Bror.:k Gul ierrn conch · 10 thc prncut·e Sljtrlld V;111ruuvcr :11. Bosw n. 7 p m New Jasey nt Washrngiun. 7 p m Fl orrlia 111 N Y Rnngc•rs. 7·,10 p.m. Anaheim at Piusburg h. 7 \0 p n'i n wrwa m N:tshv rlk X p.m 111 ~ NY J7 fJ:-1 X2 ST. LOUIS RAMS : Placed Toby Wri ghl and LR Charlie Cle mons on injured rt~er..-~. S1g n~d DT Corey Scnn and LB Phillip Ward from 1he prac lic~ 5q uad. 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Glous ter Trr mhle .\ .l . N c w~ r k Ct~ tlm lrc 66. Hebron Lak~W llrl1 1 .'iiJ North l.rnm "South Rn"ngt 6-1. Ells I .J'.rl:"rrrrc .J ~ Nmthrrtlgc ~ 5. Co ls. Whetsto ne 15 Pl'c hlct 4fl. Grccnfrd r.l MrC iil rn ,n . Pcrtr >vr llc 46. Delta N l'uwton·rllt· Fairh1nd 5."1. SoutiHiallra ~~ J<• m torr.l 4U. Bryan 2.\ Samhs~· r lk St'\~ rmitdoah f1.'i . SIMd;~rLil.' J.J Sprr n!!frdd Cuh Ce nt 72. 11 crhd 1.7 Stlul hcrs ~0. W.irren Champ•on 1X Sv l\'anm Nunhht'w !)(I Tol w ,,,l\hl,ud ~5 r;lli n Cni \'C TI 55, Tol. Notr~ D:urw J'ol Tn l Emmarmcl !J :~ph ~ l 60. llutr\.; rll1· I 1 Tul Rogers .S6. Hollnnd Srrrn)!frd d .J Z I hi . St U r , ul<~ 5.1. ToI Whnnwr 4h Vu1c"C lll W t~trr r1 6.1 llclp r~· 11) Wurr~n JFK 59. Nc~liln hrl l~ -< 2 \Vl•llsvrllt' 47. Steubenv ille Cnt h fr·nr 4f> Mid,w!>.-lt 1\•m \ I J,hr~.tn ~ · Mmrw sota . firrc n !Lr y Dc1ror1 T.rrupa ~1:1~ N~w Lr shri n lk:~vcr ~0. Li sho n 4'i ' (c nlr~l Di\·i ~ iun White lrrs1 base coach. 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Guaranteed No Busy Signals! 1-888-657-0977 . *Pomeroy ·~cbanon *Gallipolis "' Day ion • M iddlctOwn • wnrningron • Hillsboro "'W<tshi ngto n CH •sardinia •springfield· "'Greenfield • west Union 'Circleville "'Jamcslown •Nelsonville • WWW.DRAGONBBS.COM •• E .s / 1, = ·-· : Here is the list of aii -Tri-Valley Co nference Hocking Division football . hOnorees. as chosen by the co nferenCe's coaches. · Player. pos . .& school Heiabt Brady Tracc·QB. Trimble ........ ........ ............ ......6-3 Robbi e Cooper-TB. Trimble ............. ................. 6-0 Carl Fouls-GILB . Trimb le ............. .................. .5·10 Cody McCoy-WR, Trimble ................... .......... ..5-9 Dustin McCiell an-TE/DB . Trirnblc .................. 5-IJ Steve Judson-Trr. Trimble ... ............... .. ..... .. ... ...6-2 Dave Brown -C. Trimb!e ..................... ...... ...... ..5-IO Torry Rickells- OG/LB , Miller ............... .......... 5-11 Dave Riky-QBILB. Mill er ................... ............ .6-1 Shane Compston-G/DE, Miller. ................. ....... .. 6-0 Ray Stanley-FB/DT, Mille r. ........ ........ .... ... .6-0 -Adam Blaney -FB, Mill er ., ....................... ........ 5-10 Adam Cumings· TEILB, Southern ..................5.-9 Jesse Little-G/DE, Southern ................. :..........6·2 Jpsh Davis-HB, Souihern ................................S-9 Willie Collins·TIDE, Southern ........................ 5·8 Josh Ervin·EIRB, Southcrn ................:...... :.....S-9 Eddie Bcha-Grr. Federal Hoc kin g ..... ........... ..... 6,4 Zack Jarvi s-FB , Federal Hocking ..... .... ...... .....5- 1-1 ~oil Withem-Trr, Federal Hocking ............... ... 6-0 l.!ark Wallcr·QB. Watcrford .......................... .....6·4 l 9sh Wagner-WR. Waterford ......... .............. .... 5·10 1\d•m. Sanders· TB, Eastern ........ 1...................5·9 ~be Dtllon-OL, Eastern ..............................,.•..S-10 . . •• ' Weigh! 210 175 160 160 155 185 170 190 190 198 225 161 200 225 170 205 170 225 177 172 165 173 ISO 180 ·--=u.s ·--="' 'CI .Yw: Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr... Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Q., ·--.....= 0 eo: ~ .......... ·- ir. u Jr• Sr. Sr. 8~ n. z ...."' Sr. So. Sr. sr. Sr.' = ~· ~ ~: Offensive Player.of 'he Year- Robbie Cooper, Trimbl e •; Defensive Player of the Year- Brady Trace, Tnmble : • Coach of the v,ar - Phil Fai res, Trimble . • • • Q., 'CI = f· .· Q.l s ~ z "' 'CI -= u Alexander girls roll to 61-22 victory over Southern in season opener Alexander opened up a I0-7 score t;arly in the game and r~t:ed on to. a 61 -22 Tri -Valley •Con lerencc wtn over the Southern Tor nadoes Monday ni ght in girls.. hi gh school baskclbatl ac tion. The gam_c waS to have been played on Dec. 17. but was recently changed . II was difficuh for Southern 10 ovCrcome the great Al exander shoot ing. which started out hot and sizzled 1~ a 26-55 final at 4 7 percent. Southern shot we ll al }6 percent, but its shots were limited to 5 of I7. SHS was 2-5 from the three points slnpe and Alex was 2-9. Thirty-fi ve turn overs ki lled Southern's chan ccs.Sou thcrn had 21 rebounds overall led by Kim Sayre's six. The Tornadoes had lwo stculs and I5 fouls.Aiex had 28 rebounds, I 2 steals, eig ht turnovers. ·and 20 fouls. Southern plays Meigs Thursday. Quarter l2J.ilb Southern .................... ..... 7·5·5-5:22 Al exand er. ., ........... I4- I8-17- I 2:61 •• ~ ·-~ ·Southern: Kim . Sayre 0-2-0/2=6. Kim !hie 2-0-J/5=7. Heat her .Dai ley · 0-0-212 =2,. Sarah Brauer 2-0-0: 4, Tammy Fryar 1-0- 1/4:3. Totals 5·2· 6/14:22 Alexander: Kel ly Wes t 5- I. 315= 16, Nat:>l ic Bobo 1-1-0/0=5. · An gela Jewell 6-0-0= 12, Amy Jewe ll 1-0·113=3. Josie Carr 5-0- 111 =11 , Morgan Llewell yn I-0·0=2, Michele Sams 1-0·0=2. Lisa Kuhachka 4·0· 112=9, Jessi ca Robin son 0-0· 1/2= I. Totals 24·2· 7113:61 ~ ~. 0 1 . <IJ -= 0 Col · ... ~ = :I 0 . ~· ·Deadline: Friday, Dec. 18 at 3 p.m. ' Mail or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel ADAM SANDERS 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 �By The Bend ... ·-• , , • ~ ~ Tuesday, December 1,1998 The Daily Sentinel - Pagel .;~~'Unstable' boy just might need someone who cares about hi~ nights and slept during the day, so she was never around for me. I was very lonely and did some odd things lo get atteniion. Once, I grabbed a kid's BB gun and took after him. I was fortunate that a kind-hearted neighbor recognized that I was lone ly. She invited me to eat dinner with her family and let me play with ~r younger children. She someltmes look me along on fami ly out · ings to the movies and the zoo. That woman gave me a life, and I will never forget her. h would be charitable of " lllinois" to go out and play a game of basketball with this virtuall y fatherless kid. That small act of kindness could make a world 'of difference in his life. --Grown Up And O K Ann LanderS ""' '""·,.. ..,... T•"" ~= C•~m• Dear Ann Laoden: I would like to respond to "Worried Par"f'l in : lllinois," who was 'concerned aboUI : the 12-year-old neighbor boy he :deemed "unstable" because he liked to play with younger children. He said the boy had an absentee father :and an unfriendly mother. · ' This is a kid who obviously is searching for friends and probably doesn't know how \O go about it. When I was a kid. my mom worked .. Dtar OK: What an instghtful and compassionate lener. Keep reading : From California: " Worried Paren1" says the 12-year-old hangs out with younger kids. How many boys his age live · in that neighborhood? Are they interested in the same · things' Some 12-year-olds play with trains, an1t · others are looki ng at gi rls. How lonely the boy must fed when he has .to play with toddlers, and how sad to see basketball hoop next door and be told he can' t use it. That ne ighbor lost, an opportunity to teach his own children about sharing and compassion. Someone should give this boy a chance. Without love and ki ~ss, all the therapy in the world is not going to help. Middleburg, Pa.: I hope the llli- ' a nois father won't tum Ius back on that boy. Perhaps there is a Big Brother program in the area. A Big Brother could provide a good exam- · pie of acceptable behavior and help that boy grow up to be a fine person. Please suggest it, Ann. Dear Middleburg: You did -and I thank you. Anyone who is interested can look in the phone book or contact: Big· Brothers/Big Sisters of America, 230 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 191 07 (www.bbbsa.org). Dear Ann Lande"': The following story made us laugh out loud.. and I thought it wou ld tickle your funny bone, too. -- Jean and Bill in Florida Dear Jean and Bill: What a Custom Homes and l"m not saying you didn 't, but the fact remains that one has beeh missing ever sirice you were here for dinner.' "Several days later, John received a letter from his mother that said; ' Dear Son: I'm not saying you sleep with your housekeepe~. nor am I saying you don't . But the fact remains that if she were slerping in her own bed, she would h~v~ found the gravy ladle by now. Love, Mom."' · • ' ---Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, 5777 ,V. ~Centu ry Blvd., Suite 700, ~s ·•, Angeles, Calif. story! I roared. I'm sure my readers will , too. Here it is· " John invited his mother over for dinner. •During the meal , Mom couldn't help noticing how auraetive and shapely the housekeeper was. She wondered if there was more going on than mel the eye. John tdld her, 'I know what you must be' thinking, Mom, but I assure you, my relationship with my house keeper is purely professional.· " A week later, the housekeeper told John, 'Ever since your mother came to dinner, I've been unable to find the beautiful si lver gravy ladl e. You don 't suppose she took it, do you'' So John sent' his mother a letter that read, ' Dear Mother: I'm not saying yo u did take a gravy ladl e, under the direction of Martha Sue Matheny. will be performing "The Father's Gift of Love. the Birth of st IS 1 e Hope , Truth and Wisdom·• at four area locations thi s year. On Sunday the cho ir will be at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Po meroy, on Wednesday Dec. 9, it wi ll perform at St. Paul's United Methodist C!J.urch in Tuppers P_lains, a.nd on Thursday , Dec . 19, ,;, Bctp"rc Heights United Methodist Church in Belpre. Their final performance will be held at the Coo lvi lle Elementary School on Sunday, Dec. 13. All performances begin at 7 p.m. on a. er w ar. It doesn 't seem possible that we could have watched the annual hristma~ parade in Pomeroy in 70 degree temperature and in s un hine yet- not even a rain cloud in sight? With activities under the sponsorship of the Pomeroy Merchant. ssociation, Sunday was a special day in the community as the hoi ·day season was welcomed. And it is Dec. I so I guess it's time. Not only was the"parade good but there were other activities dur ng the afternoon in addition to the annual open houses held by mer han ts. The bell choir under the direction of Dixie Sayre drew quit udience. Besi des some nice Christmas music by the choir, orga usic by Ralph Werry and piano selection s by Beth Lawson an arv Srewan enhanced the nrrc;:Pnr ~tinn Directed 11y Toney Dingess, the Meigs Community Band pre ented a well received1 concert of Christmas music on Court St. Th rowd on hand coula have been larger but the audience that wa here was quite receptive. Some of those attending even sang alon orne o{the carols the band played. As the band played Silent Nigh nd a candle lighting ceremony was held, a live Nativity scene fro he Rutland Church of the Nazarene moved up Main St. on agon. The Nativity is "well costumed and effective and will be fea ured in Rutland during the holiday season, I understand. The next holiday activity by the Pomeroy Merchants Associatio ill be a candy making contest to be held Saturday, Dec . 5, at lh it~ National Bank in Pomeroy . Everyone is invited to make u heir favorite Christmas candy and take part. Participants are 1 ave six pieces of their candy on a paper place at the bank by II :3 .m. Saturday.. And, by the way, if you'd like you are pcrl]liUed l ubmit more than one entry. Prizes are $50 and $25 gift certificate Dairy Barn Announces Children's Holiday Festival ' The Dairy Barn Southeastern Broadway's best at Whl' te House Sl 1998 Martin Street House East Room their stage, repris- .. · It 's a great time of the year and I hope you will ·enjoy it to th ullest. I liked the parades in both Pom e,roy and Middleport. How ver, both parades had at least two San'tas . I'm wondering' if tha "sn'l a bit confusing for youngsters . Perhaps, it should be like spe ial items at stores. You know "one per customer"'-and one Sant r parade. · ~· . Mr. an·d Mrs. Bob Parker of Middleport received word of the hos italization of John Wern e r, a Middleport businessman for a numbe f years. John is living at Mount Lookout , W Va , wi th is wi fe and I under land 1he Werners reside with Mrs. Werner's son and daughter-in aw, tfie Rev. and Mrs . Mark McC lung. Mark is a former pastor of he Middleport First Bapti st Church. At any rate, according to word received by the Parkers, John s uf ered a·massive heart attack and surgery is out of the question. H ·sin a hospital close to Mount Lookout. Cards should be sent to th esidence, Post Office Box 28, Mount Lookout, W Va., 26678. ·Grate · of Bottle Gas If you can't get someone to listen to you any other way, tell him it's' confidential *** Some folks want success so much, they're willing to work for il. · *** Football. stadiums are filled to capacity--and so are some of the fans . :community Calendar !'" • TUESDAY hostess. Jeanne Bowen to review ALFRED - Orange Township · "Under the Tucson Sun" by Fran ces trustees, 7:30p.m. Tuesday; home of Mayers · Osie Foil rod, clerk. THURSDAY POMEROY - PERI December POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department will offer an meeting. Thursday, l p.m., Senior evening immuni z.ati qn clinic on Citizens. Call992-2 161 before 9 a.m. Tuesday, 4-7 p.m. at the Mei gs Mul- Thursday for noon meal reservations. ,tipurpose Center, Pomeroy. C hildren MIDDLEPORT ~ Evange li ne must be acco mpanied by a parent or 1 1egal guardian with child's immu- . Chapter 172, O.E.S. Thursday. nization record. p.m. Middleport Masonic Temple. r:3o . TUPPERS PLAINS - Town . RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees, regular session, Tuesday, 6 · mee ting for residents of TupperS p:m. Rutland Fi re Stat ion. Plains. Thursday. 7 p.m. f~reh ousc. Gary Hunter, attorn ey for citizens WEDNESDAY group. to speak. RACINE Southern Local PAGEVILLE - Columbia Tow nSchool , parent -teacher confere nces, 4 10 7 p.m. on second nine weeks grad- ship Tru>tees, reg ular meting. Fnday, . ing period. 7;30 p.m. at the fire house. . MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Village Cou ncil , reg ular meetin g, , 7:30p.m. Wednesday at village hall ; <cheduled because of lack of quorum :i •t last regularly sched uled meet ing. PAGEVILLE - Sc ipio Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m. spec ial session to consider Nature Works project app li)~.-r cation , Pagev tllc town hall. Regular · monthl y meetmg to fo llow. . , Juroro ol Melgo County, eteff members, and provide Ohio. Jurare will be publicly a'n area lor meetings and drawn for tho January 1999 training actlvltfoe. Tho Term olthe Common Pleaa apace muot be atr Court of eald County. conditioned, have adequate 1• 0 • Mc c oy, Wallace . parking available, moot Bradford, Commloalonero handicap acceailblllty oiJurore. standards, and have Drawing will be held .at electrical wiring capable of tho Malge County Board ol supporting computer Electtoit1 Office located at optl'lltlon. 112 Mulberry Avo., ' Individuate or buolnoeon Pomeroy, Ohio 46769. wtohlng to offer opaco (12) 1 lTC ahould submit a written proposal apecllylng: . P Ubll C N0 tl ce 1-name and addroaa ollhe Dave And some residents about the county are li ghting up our hve ith some great outdoor holiday lightin g. We just gotta keep smi lng . . >::•. of the Commleslonere of Patti LuPone recreated her Tony Award-winning portrayal of Eva Peron by singing " Don't Cry for Me Argentina" fr om the musical . "Evita." Jennifer r Holliday drew the audience to its feet with her renditi on of "And I' m Telling You . I'm Not Going" from "Dreamgirls." ''There is nothing more American than a musical," said Hillary Rodham Clinton. By. In a recent co lumn , I gave'·you a resume of the life of for me omeroy resident , Jc~nifer Menchini ." Jenny and her late husband t. Col. Robert Kirby. had no ch ildren. The two young people li st· d in the account erroneously as Jenny's yo ungsters, are actuall y hildren of Jenny's brother, Mick Menchini, a resident of the Cl eve- ' and area. an guests. LEGAL NOTICE On Saturday, December 19, t998 at 10:00 a.m. the Home Notional Bank will olfo r lor aale at public auction on Bank parking tot the following vohlcloe: t986 Ford F-150 VIN N1FTEF1 4YOGNA10358 ta 86 Dodge Ram YIN NtB7HD14T6GSOS1597 a F d R YIN t9 8 • or anger f1FTCR10A9KUA44947 1998 Master Craft Lawn Mower The tormo of tl\e oala are Cllh. The Homo Nolfonal Bank 1 ·.~, .' Concam: HARRISONVILLE Ha r. ri sonvillc Conl nlunit Y C hurc h ~ Tcvival services .through Saturday, 7 p.m. Diffe rent speakers and singers each even ing. SATU RDAY 'SALEM CENTER- Star Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange R78. rl!.gular sess ion, Saturda y. rotluck supper, 0:30 p.m. fu l luw~d hy meeting , l:: MIDDLEPORT - Middleport · p.m. Baking co ntest to he held . ~ Lite rary C uh , Wcdnc , day, 2 p.m.. Mcmhcrs to t ~kc J <i nati on:-. for food Pomeroy Library. Faye Wall ace. hank prOJCCL *** ' If you don't say it. no orie can repeat it. *** Jus t whe n you get to the point where · me nu pri ces don't matter--calories do. Cus tome r sati sfac tion is what matlers at Rutland Bottle Gas . NASCAR HARD TO • FIND PIECE$ •Earnhart •Gordon •Elliott •Wallace •Labonte •Wallfip ·~Ohn Force &Others ., ti24 & 1/64 Pieces •New Batman & Joker Cars •Small Soldier Cars •John Force Gold Car •Nascar Barbie •Jeff Gordon Starting Une-Up Full Poseable Rgures •WCW & NWO Diecast 1/24 & 1/64 •Two McGuire iops Rookie Cards- (nea,r mint to mint) •McGuirlj & Griffy Com~o XL He11dlinera · •Cal Ripken Jr. XL Headliner , •Only ) McGuire Star)ing ',. Una-up 1998 Cal~ 742·2511 or 1-800·837-8217 Ask for David · May be seen at Rulland Bottle Gaa Ll i ed uantitl Rutland Bottle. Gas Rf. 124, Rulland, Oh. 742-2211 reserves the right to reject any or all bide or to remove any unit from the sale at any time. Arrongomonto may be made to lnapect any of the ebov.o named vohlctoo prior to the oalo by calling 740949·2210. (11) 24, 27 (12) t 1 ,41 ~,11 6TC TOOL : " •' ' ° CONCRETE 0 N • MASONRY • BOBCAT SERVICES c · COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 614-992•7643 (No Sunday Calls) '!4!!:.'!1' FREE ESTIMATES ......... FULLY INSURED R y E Briatl Morrborl I Racine, Ohio (740) 985-3948 BENNETT'S ;HEATING &COOLING "WIIere Quality Doem '1 Cost More :• ' : Cut .Your Own Fresh Cut Any Scotch or White Pine • $15.00 .W.agon Rides on Weekends Rt. 33 to Darw in, East on Rt. 681, 4 miles to Che~ry Ridge Rd., 1 y, miles to tree farm . Follow signs. Daily 10 am Ill Dark i Nov. 28 thru Dec. 2~ l' . • ' • December 9, GMCAA Office, 33105 Hiland Road,Pomeroy (tnu:k driver training applicants only;: call for appointment) • De ce mber 14, 8 :30 AM-12 PM, ODES Center : '·, Rio Grande December 16, 10 AM, GMCAA Gallia Office, 859; Third Avenue, Gallipolis • De ce mbe~· 16, 1 PM, GMCAA Melt!s Office,: 33105 Hiland Road, Pomeroy ' December 2~ , 8:3"0 AM-12 PM, ODES Center ' RiO Grande . ' Decemher 28, 1):30 AM-12 PM , ODES, Center, Rio Grande I You can pickup a Preapplication at the1e G MCAA facilities. . Gallia-Me~ Communily Action Agency Cenu.J Pflk:e BO l O N111 rth S1•1e Rov.at 7 C...., hl"', 01Uo~ <IS620,0 9272 45769 710:-36 7-73.f 2 7 10·?92·116:19 Fn• H0-367 · 7510 c. m. om.,., Mefet Offke 859 Thinl A. Yl!! n•• 3310!5 H~ RMII C•WpoM., Ohio 456:11 Po,...rvy, Ohio '140-411{1 -1018 7t0-992-:12:t2 www.gmcaa.com I ~al Oppo~y Emplo}-et ' CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S .. Help Wanted Cl"lli'Mie ! l38 a mpnth *Free Estimates : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (22 AD I) ·. \ ; .· I Auction·Every Saturday at 6:00 p.m. At the OLD AMERICAN lEGION BUILDING •· , Mlddl~port, Ohio Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE of Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 74().992-6670 or 74().992·5827 Serv-U 619-&4~. · Live Spruce, White · Pine with root ball $6/lt. Plant alter Christmas! . Or ch'o ose a Cut Pine or Spruce $2.50/lt. BARR'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Hemlock Grove Rd Pomeroy, OH Ph. 740·992-7285 (Sat., Sun. eves.) FREE Pick up "discarded "appliances , batteries, ·many metals & motor blocks. 740·992-4025 8 am·8 P!D OILER'S DEER SHOP Skin, Cut, Wrapped & Freeze 740-742-2076 You Kill 'em We Chill 'eni 11117188 1 mo. pd CALli MB. FORD · ~ Slarl Oaling Tonl ghll H1ve lun playing the Ohio Dating Game. 11. 800-AOMANCE, · -90". ' 30 Announcement~ NfiW To Vou Thrift 5noppe 9 west Stimson. Athlnl 7 40-59'4H 8'2 Quality eto thlng and househo.l~ Hems. S 1.00 Dag 111e every Thursday. Monday tl'lru Saturday 9:tl0-5,30. No huni'lng or. lrespaulng on Edith/ Jamea 1Hurtow property on Gill Ridge without written perml• . &ion. od . I II PARTS ' :, . !:Huge Inventory" .. *Rbof Coatings *VInyl Skirting *Water Heaters , *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps ' DiscQunt Prices " ' ,, 1 ' New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing Free Estimates Joseph Jacks 740·992~2~§11 .. · Pomeroy, Found : Flufly Vellow 'Puppy, APprox. 12 Weeks Old, Rio Grande Area. 740-245·9253. ' Lost Lar!Je 100 Pd. Whitt WI¢' Sport around Eve English Bull , Dog; around Holzer Hoapllal. 7..0· . 446-1661 I oU •Roping •Swags •Live ALL Ylrd Slltl Mult Be Peld In Adv1nce. PEAQLINE: 2:00p.m. the day bolono tho od l1 ta run. 8undly odlllon ·2:00p.m. Friday. Monday ociUon Heated Garage Sale Firat Time: 1st. 2nd . 3rd, Dec. ·- 1667 Clayt19« Road. Signa Will Be Potted. From Stale ~oule 7, By S tate Route 218, Too ts. C.B.'s, T.V.' s, Tire& , Clolhlng , l ots More Of EllerYthing! 740·256-t365. Mo11tn·g Sate : Thurs •.& ~rl 12/3, & t214 1 Follow Signs, 5 Miles From State Route 7 !South & Hvyy. 218 To Clayllck Road. · Trees •Poinsj!ttias Inside : 133 s.,Jn Vall~y ·orlv,, Spring Valley Precious Moments Dolls, Porcel~;~~ i n .Clown Dotts, Gyp- 11/24/1 mo pd CARPET PLUS financial obligations and arrange a fa ir distribution of assets. Debtors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt" property fo r hi s or her persona l use . This m ay includ e a ca r, a house , clo th es, and household goods. Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES For Informa.ti o n Regarding Bankruptcy ·co ntac t: 7 40-698-9114 I T Se,ing Pome roy, !Uidtlt.~purl & Mnsuu 992-0038 985-4473 Charter Available 7/22/lln or ( 740-698-7231 ·~. 6111198 tfn sy Bears, ·Poster Bed, Wom~II' C1otM.Ing, Dishes, Glassware, fit· keware,, Dec . 1at, TI'Hu 3rd, fO A.M. To 5 P.M. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity .. ' All Y1rd 511. . Mutt Bt Paid In Advance. Deadlln• : 1:oOpm lhe day btlore lhl ad It to ruri', Sunday & Monday edition· 1:OOpm Friday. Rummage illle. Pome roy Fi rst Baptist Church, 320 East Ma in Pomeroy. Oh., Wed. & Thuls.. 9; 3.. Yard sale Inside. Thursday & Frl· day, 1-t./2 mttes Hysell Run , ~I"Md{);~lftirj Moonlite ' ' ·' . tO:OO a.m. saturday. & Cut ,William Safranek, Attorney At Law ·(740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity 43370 St. At. 124 Minersville, Ohio 1 month pd •Wreaths R_OBERl BISSELL . CONSTRUCTION - Found: Basketball, Gallipolis fo1t dland Parking l ot, Can To Identify, 740-258-43176. ~ 740-992-9909 OH 45769 BANKRUPTCY can reli eve a debtor of .' Lost and Found : 70 740.149-2115 12/tll/lln •New Homes •Garages . •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE · ESTIMATEES Kittens male lfemalll tyou can see them at RT 1 Box 711A18rt ; brakes, shocks. $5 to $25 (614) 992-3838 ' New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting •Grave Blankets Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites 1-< Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & ~ Utilities Estimates · ' 740·44t ·01 67. cha11ges , I ires, SfJeci.als 011 ·.. HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. ' Ope~g Racine, Ohio & 50 West, Albany Rd., Athens, Ohio ' Judy L. Stewart 992-1194 •• Free Puppies, Smah 1f2 Rat Te~rj. or. 6 Weeks Old , To pood - · SUE'S GREENHOU1SE Santa's Gift Wra~ping Smice . 667-3652. L & L T~re Barn 10/2519f1/t1n . Free firewood , at ready cut and easy to get to , Success Ad., 74q- . Wou td The Parry In The Gray :· Primed Van That Pi cke d Up A lost Black And White Shlh-1Zu 1 ~1 The Corner Of Routes 7 & 35 Oo Thanksgiving oav Ptee11 Calt 740· 4<41 -0777 , REWARD 0',· FEREOI (740) 192-5344 I Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo Ori Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $~0.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progressive top line. Lie.# 00-50 Grand 30~- Karn'• Caatrol Quick Lube 44087 Wlpple Rd. SERVICE ,. Agricultural Llm'e , Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 . Chester, Ohio '740-446-9416 1391 Safford ' School Rd. Gallipolis, OH Jack's Roofing & Construction Our Customers Are Special Giveaway to a good home 3 mate puppies t /2 german sh.eppard, to a good 1'10"18 304,875·6494 60 . HilliARDS GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Ohio 992·5776 We hon01 Golden Bu<keye Cards DUMP TRUCK Bennett Supply -':' . Open Dally 9·5 Sunday 1·5 Guldeltntl R. L~ HOLLON TRUCKING MOBILE HOME ' 2 kittens PoinseMios in 6colqrs PoinseMia Boikels Holly Trees · Cui Chrislmos Tretis Grove Blankets ·Wreaths ·~72-817. , 675-6720 GREENHOUSE Now open for lhe Christmas 6cason (740) 448-98••• H 19 tfn .CHRISTMAS TREES No Embarrassment ... "You're Tr11ated with Respect! Call Now for Instant Approval!!*" .. 1112319a 1 mo I ' . WORRYING!!! RUtLAND, OH. GUN SHOOT AMERICAN Racine Gun Club LEGION Nease Hollow Rd. BEECH GROVE Every Sunday ROAD 12:30 pm GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM . Limit 680 sleeve Slug & Shot .737 back !tore Matches . *Free· 5 Parts Warranty . ' • *Free Digital Thermostat · ff f, · chie1250291.1'1tm $3.99/Mir!. 18·~< No nuntlngl trespassing or A'!V,· day or night on the Cherlel VOII farms . Violators wltl be proucut- H UBBARDS No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced S 0 E T "Easy Over tl1e Pl10ae 8a11k Filtali,ci••g'"'l funds for unemplo)"'d and underemplo)"'d eligibfe. : residents of Gallia ami Me~ Counties. If you"are currently attending school or pJannb,g to aHend in the near future you may qualify Cor financial assMance. ' You .can obtain a Preapplication by calling 740-' 446-1018 ext. 99 or 740-992-2222 ext. 99. o~' , . ~ou can meet :-tth GMCAA stall at the followin&, tunes and locatwns. · . November 30, 8 :30 AM-12, PM OBES Center,: Rio Grande 1 . December 2, 11 AM, Hocking College, Room: JL348,Nelsonville December 3, 10 AM, University of Rio Grande-: Crossroads Office, Riq Grande · ; · December 4, 10 AM, GMCAA Office, 33105, Hiland Road, Poftl!'roy · . . December 4, 1 PM , GMCAA Office, 859 Thint. Avenue, Gallipolis · . ·· December 7, 8:30 AM-12 PM, ODES center,, RIO: too ltaaD" CREDIT M A N .• Heat Pumps At Low At BACKHOE S,ERVICES RESIDENTIAU/1///1/IICOMMERCIAL Air. Conditioners & Heat Pumps . . 614-992·3470 Free Estimates (740) 367-0412 (7 40) 992-4232 B R~sidential & Mobile Hoine ' 74094.1701 Painting & Coating Residential & Commercial "No Job too bll or PIB CONTRACTORS, INC. 0 Air Conditioners As i.ow As 128 a mgnth -:-11-0--:-H-el-p""J/1-:-a-n-te~d-- Equal.Opportunity Employer Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing currently has available training and retraining www.gmcaa.com c · New Homes ·Vinyl Siding New Agencj Top Soil , Fill Dirt Improvement and BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. . ' Cemmunity Action www. lhoholl!agel2.~ Gravel, Sand, 1 ASK QUEST~ GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S 11 PST· CHICS 1-1100·740-8500 Ext 3506, Limestone, Degree Certified Landscape Specialist from OSU-ATI Jeremy L. Roush New Hames & Remodeling Garages, Pole E!uildings, Roofing , Siding Commercial & Residential 27 yrs . exp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 Personal• 40 *7" column Inch ..re!lktlliv• Gallia-Melgs HAULING Cousin's Home . TRAINING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE . 005 12/1(98 -,., 110 ANNOUNCEM E'JTS WICKS •Lawn Care ·Mulching •Retaining Wall .If< Brick Patio Construc:tlonl *992·1696 BULLETitl ... TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING An informational meeting for area reside nts who a re interested in atlending truck driver training will be held at the GMCAA Office at 33105 Hiland Road, Pomeroy on ,Wednesday, Decembe r 9. The meeting will featu re Ed Adams, Coordinator of the Mid-Ohip Valley Truck Driver Training School at the Washington County Career Cenler ·in Marietta. Mr. Adams · will discuss ca reers in the trucking industry and what it takes to succeed IQ this fie ld. He will also exp lain requirements to ente r. truck driver training . . . · Mid-Ohio ·Val)ey offers several training programs inc luding a 5 -week/200 hour program for approximately $2000 with classes beg inning every few weeks . The meeting is open to any Gallia or Meigs resident interested in truck driver training . Representatives of Gallia-Meigs CAA will be at the meeting to di scuss JTPA fund ing wh ich may be avai lable for eligible individuals . JTPA can 1n many cases pay the full tuition for those attending truck driver training . GMCAA currently has available training and retraining fund s for unemployed and und e re mployed e ligible residents of Gallia and Meigs Counties. If you would like to attend the meeting please call 740 -446-t 018 ext. 88 or 740•992·2222 ext. 88 to reserve space . There is no charge to a llend the meeting or for JTPA services. If you cannot allend the meeting you· can obtain a JTPA Preapplicalion by calling 740·446·1018 ext 99 or 740 -992· 2222 ext. 99 or at the following GMCAA fac ilities. . Gallia-Me.igs Community Action Agericy Central Office Gallia Office Meigs Office 8010 Norlh l!ole Route 7 859Thitd Avenue 331 OS Hiland Rood Cheshire, Ohio 45620-0272 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 Pom01oy, Ohio 45769 740-367-7342 740-992-6629 740-446-1018 740-992 2222 Fax: 740-367-7510 742-3o5f OPEN NOV. 27th , 11 TO 9 :00 *filii With A ljallj S.•tllatl MAKE IT ARULE... USE WANT ADS• .:; AHANDY •Maintenance •Planting •Design · •Lawn Care Rt. 124, Rutland, Ohio *U. P.S. CLASSIFIEDS! Betty Lou's T&Ts Open 10-5 p.m. Mon . , Tues., Thurs., ~ri. & Sat. . Come see our great selection of Holiday Gifts. Sign up for Christmas Door prize . Located on SA 33 CR is, Peach Fork Rd . 992 -7093 (Lime StoneLow Rates) ROUSH LANDSCAPING $10 & Up BOB SNOWDEN'S.L07 ,,,,, SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE apace provider 2-atroot addrell of tho rental apace 3-<lquare foot available 4-monthly leaaa coot through Juno 30, 1999 wllh . an opllon lor renewal throughJun•-30• 2000 Propoaolo muot be received by Tuoaday, December 22, 1998. Proposals should be aont to: GMCAA, Molga .Offlco Review, Box 272, Cheshire, ·Ohio 45620-0272 (19 ADII3098) l-(:..:,12;::)_;,t_t:_:T,:C_ _ _ _ _~ 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie""'- wv Road llarlwett • accorrimodatlone tor ten 2310 ··- ~· Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Gallla·Melga Community Action Agency le eeoklng rental apace lor JTPA and other programs tn Meigs County. Tho apace muat be located In Molga County, p r o v 1 de o 1 11 co A . Wreaths- Swags Roping & · Grave Blankets Great Deals On New Furnaces Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed . Call Don today at 1-740-742-2842 ....... RSES and EPA Certified "Best Prices of the Season" Vickers Wood Heating 304·576-2255 After 5 pm ADDUGIGHD 15.00 . . ADO 1.3 GIG HD ti.OO ... - (t ADOti.OO </ CHRISTMAS TREES • Sales • Service • Installation r,;c::hi::ld~r~e~n~a~n~engd~i~ng;=='h=e f=e=st=iv~a~l.~~w~it~h~th~e;d~o=ll:s:to:..be ta~w~a~r~de~d~o~n~D~c~c~.;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~: ing some of their most memorable On tuuday, tho 8th day roles before the president, first lady of December 1998, at 8:.30 d o'clock, A.M ., at tha ofllce or first and second prizes. ..' 1 ADDtrtiDnitort40.00 ADD 15" tlonitor 40.00 •. . , . . ADO 2j;6 CPII §0.00 "Done right the first time" "Priced right aU the time" ATCO is preparing winter dccora- ' 21. All proceeds are for the lions for the Dairy Barn. under the ton Island Battlefield n'"'"'""''; ~. d~rection of Ohio Am Counci l effort. arti st-in residence, Pally Mitchell. children ages 12 and younger.· Sponsors for the Ch ildren ·s: HoliAdvisoi-y issued . It has a multi cultural foc us thi s year day Festival arc The Liulc Professo r The Meig s County Health . and the children· will ni ake crafts Book Center and Athens Realt y. Department has iss ued an advisory representin g Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, to anyone pl ann ing to purchase real Chinese New Year. and the Day of Holiday dinner planned esta te in Meigs County on whiclr to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Refresh- ' The Meigs Count y Hi storical build a home or install a mobile ments and hayrides arc also pan of Society will host its If th annual home. . the festiviti es. Christma.s dinner Friday m6:30p.m. Befo re any purchasing of 1 stjeh Palli Dallas will be entcrtaini<Jg at the Mu se um . property takes place, Keith Lit~le , the children at 2 p.m. Dallas is a · Cost is $ 10 for the turkey or ham . registered sanitarian, advises well -known chi ldren 's mu sician. dinner which will include appetizers • prospective buyers 10 check with the comedian. magi cian and puppetee r. and de sserts. Reservations ~re due health department to ascertain if the Her show includes familiar and orig- • by Dec . 2, at 992-38 10. property is served by a sanitary sewina! sing-alongs. a chance to interac t · An ope n house will be held at the Jrage system , and if not, whether ihe with her puppet fri ends. and a lilli e Museum on Sunday from I to 4 p.m. property can be approved for the bit of magic. Middleton dolls are being used in a installation of a private home Books will be distributed to all fund raising proJect for the muse um sewage di sposal syste m. Public Notice NotfcopfOrawfngJurora Revt..d Code, Sec. 23 I 3.20 WASHINGTON(AP) - Acastof · Office of Commloolonore Broadway stars made the White of Jurors, Melga County, Ohio To All Wlrom It May .. 1\ -- DON'$ HEATING & COOLIItG 90045 4 @:=... 740-992-1135 ror a Prier Quoit! Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 .Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ·~.:-.,c::-.;::.' Wr r:1m a full line o( Armsqrin. "Build Your Dre11m" Ohio Cultural Arts Center is hosting thc Children's Holiday Festival from I to 3 p.m. S.aturday. The festival is a free event for ·ng UPf'*t "Your Computer :Shop" Christmas Special 266-CPU 32 ram 14" 1110~ 56K V.90 l.S • Win 98 Color Printrr! $899.00 Upgradt Ihal old com puler for aboul 1/l the, CO!t or ntw! Beat of the Bend ... Community choir to p~rfonn The Coolvi ll e Community Choir, Remodeling M&l r--------------------------------~ By Bob Hoeflich 7 . T~y, Decem~r 1, 195!18 ·· : : The Daily Sentl.n el • Page 11113 I mo. pd. CONNOLLY'S'' CHRISTMAS TREES 2'h Miles South of Tuppers Plains on St. Rt. 7 (740) 667·3483 or (740)667-3073 . Open Evenings and Weekends t1!23!1 m . clot hes. ho usewares, Toyokunt «6E U kerosene Mater. 740-992 - 5275. BO Auction and Flea Market Rick Pearson Aucu on Company, full time aucl!one&r, complete auctio n service. licensed 166,0h to & West 'Ytrginia , 304· 773·5785 Or 304-773·5<447. Wedemeyer's Auct ion Service. Gallipolis. Oh10 740·379·2720. 90 Wanted to Buy Ab s'olule Top Dollar: All U.S. Stl· ver And Golo Coi ns. Proofaela , YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing •Rooting • •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Iff 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio HILL'S SELF STORAGE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 5'x10' 10'x30' Sizes to m~ . Ski~ned • Cut Wrapped Maplewood lake Racine, Ohio Hours 7 :00AM·8 PM 11 (19!98 1 DEER ' PROCESSING pd. 949·2734 11!2011 mo. G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY St. Rt. 7 tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 7 40-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks • 1 · Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: 9:00-4:30 weekdays 9:00-12 :00 Saturday .' . 4/21/98 ttn • • LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Computer Graphics Deslgl)s All Landscaping & Lawn Services ·Commercial ·Resl denllal Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 740-985-4422 ~/:1/tlllln DlamoMs. Amlque Jewelry, Qotd Rings, Pre-1930 U.S. Cu rre ncy, Sterling , Etc. Acqulsittona Jewelry . M.T.S. Coin Shop, t!t Second Avanue. Gallipolls. 740-446-2842. Accesso ries and clothing lfam 1880's through 1950's. call 740· 742·7243. Antiques. top prices paid , FHver· • lne Ant iq ues. Pomeroy. Ohlo t Russ Moore owner , 740·992· 2526.1 Antiques & clean used fur niture, wilt buy one piece or complete househo ld, Oaby Martin , 740· 992·6576 . �• • T~ieday,DecMnber1,1991 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio PHILLIP ALDER ---· The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 ._. ,_ 7- ---··-.. -·- NEA CrOIIWOrd Puzzle ~ ........ ACROSS ~ -.. 1311~(2 ) ........ 14-- Pets for Sale 560 Claan Late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Models Or Newer Smtih 8u1ck PonttaC 1900 East ern........,~ I J & 0 Auto Part1 Buymg wrecked 01 ulvaged v•hiCIU 30<-773-5033 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Elpenenced Commercial RefrigeratiOn Tech For GaH100i1 Char Ieaton Hunhngton Area Two Vear1 J.•hmmum Expenenc:e Ex cellent Pay Benehtl Company Veh~le 304 722·2247 304·722 181 0 Ask For """*NOW HiRING $170.00 PERWEEKIPT (GUARRANTEED SALARY! M&n And Women Needed To Do Telep/1one Opera10f Work For LOCAL RADIO &TATIOH PROMOTtOHS Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I Shirley 77 Year Old Te1a1 011 Company • FullArd Par1 Tme OpenlngNo Seektng AdditiOns To Nattonal Sales Force Write M C Hopkin& Texas Ae!1nery Corp Dept S • Expenence Needed- We Train Fl Worth TX • Qworlunily For Advancomom ' College Students Wolco.,.. Apply In Person At 17 Pine Stree1 GaliOolil OH TIJH Dec 1st W&d Dec 2nd& Tluo Dec 3rd 3PM Ti6PM Only Ask For Mr W~&eman 84 LUMBER MANAGER TRAINEE 84 Lumber Comp an~ Is LoOking For Career Minded IndiVIduals For 115 Manager Tramlng Pro gram In The Gallipolis Area Manager Trainees Earn Between $23 000 - $28 000 Per Year Ben. ellis ln cluae Health And Dental Plans 01sabllll~ And life In surance As Well As 401 K And Profit Sharmg Plana 84 Lumber Promotes From Wlth(n With Co ManagerS" Earning $30 000 $40 000 And Managers E:armng 130 000 - laO 000 II You Enjoy A Combrnatton Of Working With People Handa -On Work And Sales You May Qualify No Knowledge 01 Building Malerlala Necessary College Preferred But Not Necessary Training Will Be Provided • SEE CHAD SUMMERS DEC 2 8 A Ill ·12 Pill • 1PM .SPM OR DEC3 SAM ·12PM APPLY AT 84 LUMBER COMPANY ROUTE 1 BOX 84A GALLIPOLIS ~ERRY WV CHECK OVT OUR WEBSITE WWW 84LUMBER COM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 111/F DV DRUG FREE ENVIRONMENT Additional openings for produc tiona workers In lhe Ravenswood area must be JTPA ellg call 342-61 00 lor more Info ARE YOU EARNING WHATTOUARE WORTH? Or what somtone else lhinks vou're worth? Do you enjoy your job? Or do you tolerate It? Woui<J you like to earn $35 45K per year or are you happy wi1h what you are making now? Do you love your 1ob or does your job love you? DO WHAT NO ONE ELSE WILL DO CEMETARY SALES TAKE APCSITION NO ONE ELSE WILL OFFER A SERVICE AND PRODUCT NO ONE ELSE WILL Cemetary sales job secUrity re cession prool worjo; lor one ol the worlds largest cemetery funeral organizations We turnlsh quail fled leads set appointments w1lh no credit turndowns Complete benefit package Including 40tK hospitalization Sl250 training salary and management opportu 011 es Call today 740 992 7440 and ask lor the Sales Manager BANKING Ohio Valley Bank Is Seeking An Experienced And Qualified lncl1 vid ual To F11/ A Full Time Position As A Cotlecl!ons Olllcar In The Financial Bank Group To Qualify F'orThls Position You Will Need ..J Eltective Written And Oral Communication Skills ..J Abillly To Compute figures ..J People Oriented Personality ..J Two Years Of Co tlecl on Ex perlence Preferable The Qualified Applicant W1ll Need To Have A Fi8Kible 5 6 Day Work' Week And Be Available For Some Evenmgs When Ae quested' By The Collect on Man ager Working Knowledge 01 Small Claims Court A PUs I Ohio Val ley Bani< Offers A Generous Senellts Package Inc luding 40 t (k) Ret rement Opportunity For Career Advancemen t And Merit Bonus Opponunlt1es Ell penenced And Ouallll9d Per son(s) Should Complele An Ap plication At Any 01 Our Otllces And Subm11 To Human Resourc es DePartment Oh o Valley Bank P 0 Box 240 Gall1po i s OH 456::11 • EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Cashiers lull and part r me hmng tor all Shilts Fast grow1ng lr endly atmosphere Sencl resumes cia The Dally Sentinel P 0 B91( 729 75 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Computer User s Neeo ed Wor~ Own Hrs $20K $75K Nr 1 800 348 7186 Ext 1173 wwwamp 1nc com Dance rs need lWa $$$ Sou !l'1 For~ Showbar PI Pleasant WV 304 675 5955 or 740 992 6387 after 6 pm Oelecllve - Private Invest gator Trainees Good wages 614 523 9946 Easy WorM I E)lcellent Pay! Assemble Products At Home 1 800 467 5566 ex! 12170 Used SJngie widt around 1100 00 ,., month <.atl1 800-948-567B I We F1nance Land & Home Wdh As Little At ssoo Down 1 606· 928-3426 TNI••••paper wtll not .,oowo'lllv aa:ep< abven,_...lor reol- 4 Bedrooms 2 Bathl $229'/ Mo , 1 BOO 363-6862 lilr1'lletllt In~ of the law 0\K readert ate hereby lnfonnerd thlt aJI dNGftillgl advorlltod In lhlt _ . . , are available on an .,qual opporto.rlty bull 330 Farms for Sale SURVEYING POSmON6 local work with field survey crew No er.perience necesaary AP pneanrs must be able 10 work out doors carry survey equipment d~ brush culling climb field ob stacles dr~ve survey vehicle & perform survey dulles as neces sary Send resumes to E P Fer 115 & Auoc1alea Inc 768 NW Blvd Columbus OH 43212 or call Kay 614 4B6-888<l EOE Wanted Prolect Manager And Estimator For Buildln~ Contractor In Southeastern Oh10 Benefits And Salary Package Commensu rale Wllh Experience And Edu cation A Knowledge Of Excel Timberline Or Primavera Com puler Programs WI!! Be Helpful SEnd Auume To PROJECT MANAGER P 0 BOX 288, NEL• SONVILLE, OHIO, 45764 An Equal Opportunity Employer Business Training 140 255111-1171 EMAIL ADDRESS JOBS084LUIIIBER COM SINGLE PAfWfT PROGRAII SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE NEW. USED REPO'S CREDIT HOTUNE 30<-756-7.111 .-01-· . ." ' " " pr- Gallipolis Career College Spring Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem ber ACICS Reg 190-0S 1274B 180 Wanted To Do "Pat S~encer· Is Back To Wall paper And Painting Full Time Again 740·441 1033 740 367 05t4 Leave Message Babysitting In My Home Green Sch0ol1 Otstrlct Before & Alter School Or Pre-Schoolers 740 441~55 By owner three bedroom fenctd yard pool double lot In Galllpo lis Ferry call 304 675 1105 aftii!H 1---213-8385 House For Sale Mercerville Road Close To 11 000 Acres Of Opened Hunting Land 740 «8 340 Business and 2580 Commercial Office or Retail 87 Mill St Middleport 1 .450 Sq Ft 1400 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 Acqullitiona (next Large lam1ty home for sale on ten lovely acres four bedrooms two and one half baths lwo fireplaces formal hving room and family room tour car garage and two storage bu1ld1ngs two apar1menll which are completely fur mshed please call 740 992 2292 Building' door) Downtown F1rs1 Floor Otflce Space, Second Avenue Prole&· slonal Or Reta11 740 446 0139 Or 74<).446-4383 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 balht country kilehen large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot Tuppers Pla1ns Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 351t or 740 667 3304 Store lor rent acrou from the PO!it ofllce on Main St 740·446 22tlo1304-675·2174 350 Lots & Acreage 132 500 ca11 740.446-?.927 48 64 Acres In Gallipolis and Meigs Approx 4 clear rest In woodt Morgan Ln Oil Yan Zant SALE BY OWNER Older Home In The Country w t Greenhouse Several Barna On 5 Beautiful Acres Great Fixer Up per In Gauta County Near Gallla 011 SR 233 LIB1ed 0 $30 000 740 2B6 0061 Three bedroom ran ch kitchen wl appliances bath LR furnllure curtains 19r.20 bacM deck Out buildings cily water blacktop Rd Waterloo Ad Leon WV Have 1 Opening For 24 Hour In Home Care 01 Elderly Or Handi capped 740 441 1536 Want To Sit With Elderly In Their Home I Have Er.per ence With General Aging Cancer And A.lz helmer Patients I Have Good Relerences Phone 740 386 BOOB Will Work For $4 00 /Hour Will Haul Trash Junk Etc Anything! 740 387 0140 FINANCIAL RENTALS 410 HOUle& for Rant 2 br $350 + dep and you pay utll 304 67.5 2.535 Limited Otter $500 Down on any 14x70 In stock limited number free dellv ery ca111 800 691 6777 2 br all alec home 7 miles out Sandhill on rig ht $275 a man $27!5 dap 740 441 t276 ask for Vallere $999 Down on any 98 model Ooublewlde in stock Free DeUv er; Ca I 1-800 691 6777 2 br cottage In Cflmp Conley arelf $200 per mon +Clap 304 675 3230 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 800· 2 br house full basement $325 a mon S200 dep 304 882 3274 363 B882 1970 Buddy Mobile Home (740} 446 7525 ., 1974 Govener 2 Bedrooms t Bath Needs Little Work $2 000 INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO reco mmends that you do bust ness with people you know and NOT 10 send money through the mall until you have investigated the offering Professional Services DEER PROCESSING vac uum wrap tenderized $40 00 304 895 3349 Joe s TV VCR /S ervice House calls Free Estimates 304 675 1724 Llvlng1lon a Baument Water~ Proollng all basement repairs done free estimates lllettme guarantee 12yrs an job expert ence 304~95 3887 Livingston 1 Beaement WaterProofing all basement repairs done lree est1mates lllet1me guarantee t2yrs on job experl ence 304·895·3887 Tobacco Haul ing to all markets Call (740) 2~6 1456 Leave Mes sage TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL S~CURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1 868 582 3345 1979 Fairmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen At K&K Pt Pleasant Call 740 446 4310 callv 111 900 304 B75 3000 lion $17 000 DO 740.446 6113 Etflc 1ent clean tw o bedroom deposit references no pe1 8 304 1992 Norris 18Ft X 70FT Vinyl With Shingles 2 Bdrms 2 Baths AU Electric Appliances Porches Carport 740 256 6336 Four bedtoom house In Middle port $350 month $200 deposll no pets references required ~ 740 992 3457 Nice 2 bedroom house central heat air 648 Third $350 per month Deposltl (740) 446 2300 t999 close out sale save big US 2 3 4 bedroom homes Trl State Homes ST ALBANS WV call 1 800.948 5678 Nloe 2 or 3 bedroom house in Po mercy no pets 740 99.2 5858 2 Bedroom Mobile Home AC New Furnace & Waler Heater Storm Windows Rel-l'tgeralor & Stove Good Condltlonl $2 800 740 367- 7560 740 367 7671 Double Wide New $999 DoWn $237 per mo Free delivery ll set up 1 BOO 69 I 6777 OOWN PAYMENT BLUES? OAKWOOD HOMES WILL MATCH YOUR DOWN PAYMENT CALL FOR DETAILS SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE 304·755-5885 31 0 Homes for Sale 114 IMMEDIATE DISPOSALII L1m1ted Offer Factory Gootrtl Save Thousands Cali 1 BOO 948 5678 Large selection of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Start ng al 52995 OulcM ctellvery Ca 74U 385 9621 Oakwood Homes BartlOursv lie WY Model Close Out 304 736 3409 55 Burdene Addnlon 2 br lull basement double lot wlt1'1 ga rage $57 500 00 304-428 5887 New t41(70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free atr skirt 1 800 691 6777 6yr 2 3 bedrooms oft tongue/ groove pella! SICIVB HPICA ap pliances garage spa acre Bula ville Ptke 740 367 0286 New 16x80 $500 Pawn $245 per mo Free air •sklrt t 800 691 6777 By owner 725 Page Street Mid dlepml house & 3 lots must see ro apprecmre wtll sell hOuse with OUI lOIS lor $89 000 740 992 2704 740 992 5696 675 5182 B567 REAL ESTATE 3 bedroom country k1t chen llv ing!famlly 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 1/2 acres country set tlng C1'18ster area $46 000 740 985 351t 1709 1991 14Ft X 70Ft 2 Bdrms 2 Baths Vinyl Siding Great Condl NITAO WIJ Reposessed /Mus l Sell 2 Brand New R30 Preinsulated Prefab Homes H1ghest Ouahty Easy Construchon Never Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 BOO 874 6032 sacrlllcel $4,000 Local Gov t & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X New 1996 14x70 lhree bedroom includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes ski rt mg deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month w1th $1075 down Call 1 800 B37 3238 Nice lwo bedroom house lt'l Po mercy $3.50 per month plus de posi t no pels will consider land contract afler one year 740 698 7244 \ On Elulavllle Pike Central Air Gas Heat DfW Stove Refrlgera tor Furnished Deposit Aelerenc es 740 446 1079 420 Mobile Homes for Rent $350 month $300 dep with ap proved application 304 675 3000 8AM!o5PM 14"x70' 2 Bedrooms $300/Mo Plus Deposit & Utilities In Ka nauga 140 446 4107 A Groom Shop Pel GloominG F•atunng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georg.. Creek Rd 7 40-4411-0231 MERCHANDISE Houl8hold Goodt 510 Appliances Recondllloned Walhert Dryers Ranges, Reht grators. 90 Day Guaranleel French City Maytag. 740 .446 7795 74G-2tl6-1337 Wuhers. dryers refrigerators range. Skaggs Appliances. 76 VIne Sueet. Call 740 446·7398 3 br on Crab creek rd $200 .,. ul~ no petl 304-675 1206 3 br traner 375 00 • u111 dep and lease roqu•Od 304-875-3420 MollHe home in the eountrv 2 bedroom propane furnace remodeled S325 per montJt $150 Cle posll water & !lath paid, 740 992 5264 allar 4pm $125 00 31)4.3249 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 1 886 61~128 Used Furniture Store BelOw Holl day Inn In Kanauga Bunk bed1 beds ma!lreuu dreuer11 chests couches tables dlnenea derskl what nols 740-446-4782 Antlquae 530 Beautiful River View 198 River Street kanagua Deposit Reier ences No Pets 740 441 0181 Buy or tell RIVerine AnliQuts 1124 E Main Street on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 10 00 am toaoopm Sunday100ro 8 00 p m 740 992 2526 Auu Trailer for rent Suitable for elderly Moore owner Fooler Trailer Park couple (74CI 379-2262 Trailer For Aenl 740446-1279 Two bedroom trailer In Tuppers Plains expando and closed In porch $27~ month plus depo11t and utllilles 740-a67 3487 Two bedroom tra1ler furnished In Middleport call 740 378 6353 af ter6pm Two bedroom two beth In Syra cuse 5350 Includes some ul/11 ties deposit and references 740.. 992·7B60 440 1 and 2 bedroom apartmentt fur· 1 Bedroom $235/Mo Plua Utili lies 3 t7 E College Street Rio Grande Jack Neal 740·388 9946 1 br apt on Main St PT Pleas ani 740 -2200/304 675-2174 2 Bedroom Apartmenl In Walking D1atance 01 Rio Grande Campus No PelS I 740 245 5843 2 bedroom fur apt dep + ret North 4th Ave Middleport Ohio 1·304- 662-2566 2 br furn or unturn apt dep & ref required 304 882 2M& 2hdrm apts 1ot~l electric ap pl!ances furnished laundrv room lacll/1/es close to school In town Applications available at Village Green Apta 149 or oe!l 740 992 3711 EOH Marchandlte Auslrlllen lhtphtrd pup1 NSOR lhree black malts $85 current health record 740 849 2128 ....,lngo Now Open Surldays 1...f Mon.Sat 11 8 Fish Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Point Pleas ani 304-875-2063 CFA Himalayan kittens 3945 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PR IC ES AT JACKSON ESTATES !52 Westwood Drive !rom $279 to $3!58 Walk to s1'1op & movies Call 740 446 2566 Equal HOUiing OpportunitY For Lease Ont Bedroom Apart ment Corner of Second And Pine $250 oo Per Month Plus Utilities Plus Security Deposit And Key Deposit Aetrences Required 740 446 442!5 Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment No Pets 955 1/2 Second Ave nue Gallipolis $300/Mo Deposit Utlttles Not Inclu ded 740 446 117~~f5 PM Furnished 4 Rooms & Bafh Com pletely Redecorated Clean l~ew Carpet No Pels Or Smoking Ref erence & Deposit Required Also Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740 445 1519 Furnished Upstairs Apartment Close To Downtown Galllpolil Also 3 Room Cottage Refrences And Deposit 740 446 11 !58 e wka old. blue/ ual $250 300 304 576-3164 Doberman Plnacher puppies, 9 wks old, parents on premius wormed I first shots marked French City Pet Grooming by Ap polntment Weth Bethlng Sytltm• 650 Second Ave GaUl· polls 740-441!-1526 740.367-7864 BOTTLED WILL POWER I LOSE up-lo-30 Lbs THIRTY DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! Na~~~ DrA~mme~ (740)4i1·19B2 Christmas Special· beanie baby star ter kits Includes two bears, alx current lwo retired $125 call 740.9B5-3403 Chrlatmaa tree• cut $18 oo bag& burlap 130 00 While pine nor· way& blue spruce Thomaa tree farm At 2 North 304 675 4041 Church pew& for sale 12 lwelve foot 1 4 ten foot $200 each 740 beaulilul 175. 740-992·4111 ·uure Couch End & Coffee Taolea Lamps Watetbed Uke New 740 446-9267 Registered Australian Pups wllh papers Red Merlu Brown & White Wormed & Shots $125 00 each Registered 1 year old It 50 DO 740.:J88.0576 A~glatered Shih tzu male pup Sheltle female pup seal Siamese female killen cash call 740·992· 2007 570 Musical Instruments Grubb a Plano tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call tha plano Or 740 446-4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Bad High Chair Swing Stroller 304 675 4548 Magic chef elec range $100 DO or trade lor crossbow of equal value 304·675 8736 Packard Bell multimedia com puler P75 procenor 80 MB ram 3 3 go h d 14 4 Inter mo dem 33 6 ext modem 32" cd rom with 14" matcn lng mon1to r and Hewlett packard 540 color ,crlnter $795 304 675 6622 Prlmtsttr $49 Installation $100 worth ot lree programing free Holiday gift pack 8QO 263 2640 Regi stered p.omerainean tor stud service $150 00 740 742-7004 24 USED STOCK TRACTORS 30.y Holldl)' Shopping Solo (Sunday) 1pm-4pm at Oepoyo Ag Porto tormerly DtpD)' O•nge State Acute 7 two miles north of Tuppers Plains 10% off all farm toys In stock 10 50% off many gift Ideas Do your holiday shopping with us 74H17-0303 Ford Jub ilee trac tor with bush hogg & trailer good cond S3500 304 675·3624 large 2 Bedroom Apa rtment Second Avenue Gallipolis Over looks Park 5300/Mo .- Utilities Seasoned oak firewood split and delivered 304 675-3508 6191 Deposll 740 367-0221 740 445 0542 Slate top pool table with green tell In very good cond asking Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouu Apartments Incl ude s Wat~r Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 16t6 740 448 0957 740 4466515 379·9213 used computers $100 $300 w!l! t)ulld to your needs can 740 992 6700 leave message 11 not home used porch& steps no ra lls $175 00 304 675 3000 Jad(son Ohio 1 800 537 9526 I We buy antiques and partial or complete estates baby /lema and Old Flestaware Jeans Furniture & Antiques Tuesday through Fri· dav 11am 4P{Tl 145 Nbrth Sec· ond Mldaleporf. 450 'Furnished Rooms Circle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Aemodelid HBO Clnemax Showllme & Olsnev. Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Construction Workers Welcome 740 44t 5698 740 44t 5t67 Livestock Three piece Padgelt living room sulle navy blue be ge wltt1but gandy and green stripes wood trim brand new condition still has ta gs on couch retails for Twm Alve rs Tower now accepting applications for 1br HUD subsld tzed apt lor elderly and handl capped EOH 304 675 6B79 630 $500 DO 304 875 1251 742 3802 Wtnt Firewood? Split Cut De livered Stacked $40 00 Per Load 740 446 2847 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES 550 Building Supplies ~ Bloc~ brl ok sewer p pes wind ows lintels &lc Claude Wln1ers Rio Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 East ~~~~~-=~--~~- -,• 1996 Geo Mttro 2 Ooot' 4 Cyliot 1 .t 5• 4" 41• s• AIC, Cauette• ,: 53 000 Mlltt .. 400 00 740 2tl66467 74G-256-6340 ,.-., ' ALL OAY LON. II NOT EVEN ONE LITTLE NIIILI II 1997 Dodge Neon Coupe t•.ooo Mllet, StO 000 Or Take Over .,. ... 640 Hay & Grain Goo" quality round bales ol hay lor sale 740 949 3089 Hay tor sale one mile nortl'l on Rl 2 SQuare Bates St 00 $2 00 Saturday only 304·675 4869 Would Uke To Buy Round Bales Of Hay 740 256 1724 TRANSPORTATION 7111 Autos for Sale 1980 ·1 990 HONDA CARS $100 ·150(1 Pol lee Impounds All Makes Availeble Call 1 600~522 2730 Exl 4420 1984 Cutlass e~cellent condition runs and looks good $1250 740 992· 1493 1986 Meruory Lynx Pouns Good $650 740·258·1352 1987 Dodge Shadow 4 Doors t Chlld Salety Locks 9n Back Doors Runs Good Looks Good Great Gas Mileage! $750 740 44t·0490 1988 Bonneville LE maroon 4dr new Jtres & brakes good cond $3 200 304 675 5792 allor 5pm FRANK & EARNEST 88 bert11S GT fulty lOaded !5 tp lookt good runs g~ea1 $1 000 00 , ,,. .. . 304--675-1082 , ,. ~ . .".... -91'-..,.-..;_~-------------: Chevy Cavalier 2 dr while a! , • Pass · Pass •• 675 2986 . .' ' 9B Ford Ranger XLT Super Cabj • 1 : 3787 t982 Bronco 6 Cylinder 4 Speed $800 740 367 0121 • THE BORN LOSER 88 lauzu ext Gab auto air sun ,., roof sliding back glatS IOOkt & • runs great $2000 304 675 2949 98 Ford Ranger XLT extended cab $11 500 without topper and $12 tOO with topper 304 •• .... ,. I\W..OI AA'i [ · :fm WIT!\ ii\E. lli>YOf TI\E. r ~~::7. ::t'£~ NOT . IN I AA'I !{)~Ui::.ifSI' CN.L AN Makes Avall~;~ble 1984 Bronco 11 Good Condition 4 Whefl Drlvt 12.500. 740 448· I .... ....IF TI\C:'i ~N..I..Y 1-1"-1-ITf:D TOe£ .... Cl.'JUJi::.\£0u:>, Tflf.Y'D :,TO\' CN.l..li'\6 Tf\IN&~ WE: 1-Jo<OTJ.Ia ~ OON'T NN-IT I \\1-\E I ~K 1 TO ~ ~ [TN(£ (>.. I<\£')~ 7 1B80 11190 Trucks S100 1500 Potlee Impounds 1 600 290 2262 X 3901 I JV:>T A LITTLE .. P~N:E r C.ALL "'(AWN 9t con~;erslon van Mark 111 V·8 .... 4 captain chalrU rear couch, • looks & runs great 304-67~ 2949 C.IT'Y " Motorcycle• 12 000 740 965 3839 740·965· -· 9620 cedor counfMI*I 38 Playwright O'Neill 31 The Rolling-10 - don1111 42 Otlngoro 44 Slolcel'a -1-+--1 ' the d1scouru!!mg dub seven trom par.mer (my 10 falsecard didn't work) We<t sw1tched to the heart illllr G~t11ng the message. East won wtlh the ace and 1mmed1ately r~1urned a d1amond for the k1lhng rut! 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North I d1dn '1 hke to b1d four spades, but maybe both Sides could make game And perhaps my sthcon-chtp partner should h.IVe doubled five he,m< (W~ collect5(Wl ) As I was tbe dummy. the s~1w I t997 Honda 300 4X4 low hours 2 yrB extended warranty left $4500 or will trade for another four wheeler 740 742 2852 ' • 30 DecorlliW Pass ressor ol computer sc1enCe at the Um 93 Audl excellent cond 304· 760 languoge 260yling ..... B~ Phillip Alder C11mpu1ers are very good a1 che ~' be<au..e all the mformat1on - lhe pO<Ilwns of th~ p1eces --IS known all the 11 me In bndge. though wllh htd· den card<. computers have never amounted to much Now though. the best program 1s available for purcha<e Called GIB 11 was wnllen by Mall Gln<berg. who ''a research prO- <: • 2045 will consider trade tor gOOd pontoon boat 12 Lower world 18 Romon Here come the chips 77 thunderbird low miles eX ...·~ 740 11 Opponent 7 Certitude "•" 311 Guy•a ....• 00 740- 256-9181 I 1 000 00 304·BB2·341B/ 740· 742 2443 '-~~~------------_. 10 Senrlng ...,.,. 11 ShUll I Singing lylilbM 1 Doc1tlne Pass Openmg lead 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 Door, Blue, A/C Automatic, Anti lock. ""'•~ : Brakes Tilt Wheel Crulst C 0 : ~ . AM/FM, Sunroof, Theft Deterrent, 25 000 Milts Excellent Condi~ c S2 200 74<).992 7102 5 MIURI- 26$iameM North cond $2tOO oo 30<-675-5403 3 Selllre10 4 Nourlahed Morte24 Hymnol lhllnkoglvlng (2 wdo.) 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Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes Of 4 WD And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer Loaders Check Wllh Us About Financing On lawn Tra ctors And Low Rate Fl nanclng On New And Used Equipment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis OH 740·446· 2412180059411tl Army Origi nal Camoullage by Sandyville Post Ofl ee Sams ,c;omerville Frl Sun 12 Spm Oth er days alter 4 pm Insulated Coveralls $35 00 304 273 Nice Clean 2 bedroom referenc washer /Dyer HOok Up! 304·675 IN Financing AI Low AI 8 9"1• With John Deere Credit Approval On Used Tractors Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis OhiO 740 44a 2412 Or 1800 !594 1111 Also See The ' New• 4000 Series Compact Utl!ily Tractors Several 1 In Stock Gracious li ving 1 and 2 bedroom aparlments at Vlllag., Manor and Riverside Apa rtments In Middle port From $249 $373 ~ell 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Opper !unities • Nice 2 bedroom apartment In Po mercy all utilities paid, no pets 740·992 5858 $~ 080 82 K5 blazer 350 motor auto w111dowa& lookt power Dec 4th 5th Bam 5pm Oec 8th Lillie TYke Kitchen Center Table 1993 Ford Taurus GL. Good con ditlon !f'Unt great new tlr••• •AK942 • 9 2 I1B,OOO 740.446·2927 610 Farm Equipment Rtpalred New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron E\oans 1·800 537 9528 Wllh 2 Chairs Large Easal Baby Sou lit • 1996 Chevy 3/4 Ton 4x4 Low ..... ' Miles Excellent Condition, 1 Owner Automatic Loaded! 256·1922 A 8 3 1989 Geo Metro runs and looks good 535 mpg.l1195 7A0-992 1493 3668 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK • •t0 9832 730 Vans & 4-WDt UkO Newl S950 740·446-6627 4039 740-446·1004 For Sale· Fill 'Dirt W!!l Deliver 10 7 6 5 4 1M5ilm 6B2 3336 Kimbell Console Piano Yer; Nice 304·675-6734 1988 Plymouth Caravellt runs . good $700 call 7A0-992 7271 al F'lar11lde with bedllner 530u •• mllea !5 speed, assume Ford em- ... • ployee lease at $223 P.er month. 1 • or buy at $12 995 call 740 992 • 448 72B3 5740 or 591·3906 080 74(H46-7637 Ready tor Chrls1mas pureblood Australian Shepherd puppies, 3 male 3 female S65 each 740 "Yamaha' Eleculc Keyboard Exc FuU Size $850 740 446 9227 After 8 P:M Firewood seasoned oak cut split ami delivered $30 740 992 oQ7654 .. Q J 5 East • 10 6 720 Truckl tor Sale Electric Scooters WheelchairS' New And Used Stairway Eleva· tors Wheelchair ~nd Scooter Lifts Bowman 1 Homecare 740 EXIfa Nics Used Furniture Ap pllances Dine lie a Freezers Beds Refrigera tors Stoves Wuhers Dryers Etc 740 446 • J 1988 Chevy Beretta. Hlah Milt"' ~ ~" age, LOti Of New Paru Sf 500. POodle puppies little toys AKC •hots & wormed 740-667-3404 742 3304 t%-Dt " • Q 8 53 -( 9411-2217 44B-3461 2 Bedroom Mobile Home $3501 Mo Includes Water Cable Trash 740 446 7032 nrm 740-992 5073 1 Crypt & Plate S3 500 00 Mem ory Gardens Subject To Offer Walerllne Spec1a1 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 t ' 200 PSI $31 00 Per 100 All Brass Com pression Fillings In Stock 2 bedroom mobile hOme in Mid· dlepon $275 per month plus de posit 740 992 3194 AKC Shell1aa malaa $200 fe male $250 two Persians. one blue Cream one tort~ae shell S150 & up female ferne! $100 l351l male 30<-895-3926 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms ~ Floors CA 1 112 Bath FUlly Car peted Pallo No Pels L8ase Plus Security Deposit Required 740 740 386 8371 AKC Atglsleftd Small Yorlclt Pupp6el Vet ChtcUd 111 Shott Wormed, 5 Pc Bedroom Suite 740-3137-nos 740.44H306 1 ll00-291-o098 14r.70 2 br 2 bath $300 a mon Greer Road Pt Pleasant 2 & 3 Bedroom Stove Relrlgera tor Water & trash Paid Reier ences Plus Deposit No Petal 8856 Make good Christmas gllt1 AKC Yorkshire puppill S400 female· One bedroom apar tment In Mid dleport all utili ties paid $100 de posit $270 month call 740 992 7606 Bam 5pm 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditioned $260 $300 sewer water and trash Included 740 992 2167 $175 7.0 3B8•9 126. 740·38B· ·WARM UPI" Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Condilloning Free Eatlmatesl If You Don I Call Ua, We Both Loael 14ll70 2 Bedrooms I 3!4 Acres 2 Oulbu!ldlngs Carport $200 De· posit $350/Mo Weier Included 740 44t 0777 304 675 B179 AKC Germ~n Short H11red Potnt ., 4 Montn1 Okl White 1 Liver Fire Wood for Safe! Call 740 3 Rooms and bath furnished effl c1ency ali utility paid! Down stairs 919 Secon d Ave $27.5 Monlh (7~0l44B 540 Miscellaneous Apartments for Rant 3 bedroom house In Pomeroy 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM 1988 Chlayton 14M70 3br 2 ba with heal pl1mp will deliver lo 740-365-4367 Double oven tappen gas range• NO PETS, 740·3611-1100 3 br house 375 + utll dep and lease required 304 675 342.4 8475 3418 2 BedtOOfN: 1Water Truh Paid 5 MiJe1 South 21 8 Galllpotts S300t Mo $150 DIPOIII References Oownatalrt Apartmenl Water Paid 91 Cedar Street Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms 2 Living Rooms 2 Baths Wash Room W/W Carpet Very Nice[ 740 445 t409 1987 ClaytQn14FtX70Ft 3 Bed rooms 2 Balhs Central Air Gas Heal Price Reduced! 740 388 1998 Sunshine 14x76 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths CA 740 388- 2 Bedr()Oms, Water & Tra1h Paid NO PETS Bulavllle Plkt 740· 388-1100 2 or 3 bactroom house In Pomer oy no pels 740 992 5858 $300 per month $200 deposit Hud approved referen ces re qulred 740 742 2698 740 368 B09B Business Opportunity 740--3437 992 2216 We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800·213·6365 Anthony Land Co S499DOWN 3 BEOROOMS 2 BATHS FREE DELIVERY I SET·UP ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV 304·75JI.5BB5 Georges Ponabie Sawmill don t haul your logs to the mill just can 304 675 1957 2 Bedrooms On Add11on Ptkt S2201Mo. Includes Water SIOO Deposit, No Pets 740 4.46 1637 Scenic Valley at Apple Grove wv Building lots single wldet accepted public water 20 minutes from new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 30.f..578 2336 Real Estate Wanted Mobile hOme llle avatlable betWIIn Athent and Pomtroy cat! t1e1 & Oeposrt No Pets Plus 2 bedroom house 740 .t.fft .f3t3 74Q.446.0879 1 yr okl ragtltentd cocker &pan· hal 1hota&i1 houaebrokan good wnh kidt 1125 00 3JU.II82 ltl Plus u" nlahed and unfurnished security deposit required, no pets 740 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $325/Mo Call (7401366 9105 Two mobile home lots In Syra cuse au utilities and cab le avail able riV8r view 740 992 7680 139 900 I BOO 466 B555 Phillips 740 992 ~576 740-7421004 Beautilul 2 t'cres Centenary Ad Level Lot Must Bujld House Restored VIctorian home situated on 12 acres VIllage Middleport secluded and private appoint mont call740-992 5696 Furniture repair rel inlsh and res toratlon also custom orders Ohio Valley Ael!nishlng Shop Larry 230 ANTHONY LANO CO LTD 360 Electric maintenance service Wiring breaker boxn light lb: ture healing systems and Ae modeUng 304 674 Ot26 210 NEW OH IIIARKET Take A Cruise To Crews Valley Ovr New Land In The Country Near Gall la 5 To tO Acre Re llricted Residential Tractl Slart 1ng 0 $11 500 20 Acre Hunt1ng Tracts Touch Wayne National Forest Less Than S20 000 land Corttract AvaJiable 6pm 2 Bedroom Traiter. Total ElectriC S325 oo llonlh $200 oo Oepoon Utrlnie1 Not lnch.rded Very Nice! 2 Bedrooms 6862 310 Homes for Sale Pat! t1me posittons available ror neY PRIVAl£ SETTING 3 Bedroo,q 2 Bathl 800 383 All real estate lldvertiJing in tHs ne11111 pap-!,. sa;ect 10 the Ft!tdefal fait' HoiJsinO Ad Of tt68 wNctl mallei if iiiP to ~In ·arrr prel:twence lfmilatlort Of ddcnn1inaUon baMd on race c:ob' religiOn Hx ramlliiill statUI or national origin, or enr Intention to • Day Ard E>enong Shii1JAllailablo Sixlatl 304-67S.1429 45631 Box 711 76101.0711 New bank repot CKWy 2 Mrtt Sf liYed., call t..aoo-9C8-5871 15 Ice c....,. tr• II Gun_..,.., 17F-frltnd 1SAc1tesaW•t • �Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio_ Wednesday Tuesday, December 1,1998 December 2, 111118 Weather Two football Marauders honored, Page 5 Bicycle helmet safety,_Page 7 Community calendar, Page 7 Today: Sunny High: 70s; Low:30s Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60s; Low:30s -Evening Meals . The Senior Nutrition Program evening meal will -be served on Tuesday and Thursday with serving from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. A suggesred donation for the evening meal is $4.00 The evening meal is intended to provrde a nutritional meal at a reasonable cost. Dollars generated will be used to support the existing . lunch and h·ome delivered-meal program . · THURSDAY . 1 Soup Beans and Ham 3 Baked Chicken Mashed Potat6es and Gravy Glazed Carrots Roll Cheriy Chip Cake Cole Slaw ..•' . ' f:<orribread Creamy Fruit Salad · ,/ e . Pork Steak with Dressing .. Sweet Potal~ Mixed Vegetables Roll Pineapple Upside Down Cake ,, 10 • Br~ Honey Bee Ambrosia '· ... Port<eUe Oven Fritld Chicken 1 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Single C o py . 35 Ce nts .; Beef T•P• in Gravy Over Rice SweetP~ Mashed Pota1oes Mixed Vegetables Bread Prunes Green Beano BrO<XDI~Carrots Bread Frurt COcktail and Cauliflower Bread Orange Juice Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Buttered Com Bread Fru1t Cocktail Scalloped Chicken Broccoli with Cheese Harvard Beets Bread Tropical Mixed Fru~ Baked Ham · Sweet Potatoes Green Beans Roll Banana and Pineapple in lima Gelatin Cook1e Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes & Gravy BuUered Carrots Bread . Pineapple BBQ Chicken Fillet Scalloped Potatoes Cooked Cabbage Bread Peachy Creamy Pudding Johnny Marzetti Tossed Salad . Garlic Bread Mixed Fruit CENTER CLOSED . CENTER CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS Swiss Steak with Tomatoes Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Spinach Broad Pears Hawaiian Ham Loaf Bread Green Be~ns Bread Apricots " Hamburger on Bun Broccoli Soup Tomato Juice Applesauce Beef Stew Cote .Siaw Orange Juice Biscuit Sweet Potatoes ··. Mixed Vegetables Breed Pineapple CENTER CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY • CHRISTMAS EVE There will not be an evening meal served this day. 29 31 ~ Meat Loaf Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Potatoes · Spinach Mixed Vegetables I Cherry Cheesecake Judge halts airport selection process 'CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) State government proponents of a regional airport in the Charleston·H~t· ington conidor say they are disappoi_nted but not surprised by a court ruhng barring the Publ~c Port Authority from selecting a new stte for a regtonai rurport for at least 30 days. . Rod Blackstone, a spokesman for ' Gov. Cecil Underwood, said the delay is _frustrating because Underwood endorsed the site selection Jl'OC""'· The JlfOC""' could be "our last best hope to develop such a project and reap the eronomic and air service benefits that it might hold," Blackstone said. · Kanawha County Circuit Judge Tod Kaufman on Tuesday issued a temporary injunction preventing -'the . port authority from choosing a site for the new airport at its meeting today, as tt had . been expected to do. • Independent consultants hired by the authority have recommended bu1lding the airport at Evergr<en Church, Putnam Cbunty, in part because of its_ proximity to both CharlC5ton and Hun~ngton and because of its relatively flat landscape. A site in Lincoln County known as the lntellitale 64 site also is a front·runner. Yeager Airport officials in ChariC5ton sought the injunction, saying state law requires its appr<;wal before.th~ selection process can contmue because rt is an "affected public agency." Transportation Secretary Sam · · Bonasso and port authority lawyers dis- Roll . Carrot Cake . Pomeroy Fire Chief Danny Zirkle was found dead this morning in his home. · According to Meigs County Emer· Medical Service records, parame<lics . responded to Zirkle's Ann home in Pomerdy at 8: 13 a.m. He was apparently discovered .in home by a family member after he failed to show up for work thrs morning at Sugar Run Mill in Pomeroy, of which he is a co·owner. · . Zirkle was appointed as fire chief during the term of Mayor Dick Saylor to replace the late Charles Legar. Zirkle was transported to the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy for arrangements. . Coroner Douglas Hunter said the death· appeared to be of natural caus· es, which will 'l_e determined 'by an autopsy. . . Meigs Senior Center December Activities The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regularly scheduled activities are quilting, sewing, cards, games, and pool. Weekly activities are line dance team practice with Paulette Harrison, instructor, every Monday from I :00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. and the knitting circle every Wednesday from I 0:00 a.m.-noon. The Exercise Room is open. daily from 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. fqr people to use the exercise available for SLOO. Thursday, December 17-the annual Christmas Dinner will be . servt'd at noon. ' The Christ Academy Bell Choir will present a program at 11:00 a.m. Seniors celebrating birthdays in December will be honored before dinner. Call Mony Wood, from the Meigs County Sheriff's department, recently presented a program for National Crime Prevention Week at the Center. This program was sponsored by the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). 992-2161 for meal r~servation s. Thursday, December 17- John Lentes, Prosecuting· Attorney, will be available to. assist senior citizens with legal concerns. Call Darla at 992·2161 to make an Friday, December 18- the Arthritis Support Group will meet from 10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m . with Sarah McGrew, RN, coordinator. · Thursday, December 31- a party will be· held for New Year's Eve day. =::;:-::----r----, . RSVP volunteers are shown during the annualllu shot clinic held on October 30th at the Center. Volunteers do the paperwork for the .nu shots, route the crowd and assist those who need help In getting their sleeve rolled up and their coat otT. The nurses at the Meigs County Health Department, Medical students from Ohio University and the Appalachian Community Visiting Nurses Association from Athens gave approximately 700 shots at the clinic. ~&~ WEH fiiiJ ~J~:tteler.s ~2t2 EAST MAIN ST. , OH . . ·992-3785 GOLDEN BUCKEYE CAR OS equipm~nt. .. Meigs County's . Volume 49, Number 149 24 ·, Baked Chicken Mashed Potatoes ,Glazed Carrots Bread Pears rn Lima Gelat•n Creamed Tom a toes Green Beans Rocky Road Pudding Swiss Steak \ Augratin Potatoes Green Beans L1ver and Ohions Cauliflower Baked Steak Mashed. Potatoes and Gravy . Green Beans Roll Pumpkin Pie 22 . Meat loaf Cole Slaw Com bread Creamy Fruit Salad Cookie Macaroni and Cheese Beet and Noodles 17 Creamed Baked Chicken Broccoli with Cheese Tossed Salad Roll Bananas and Vanilla Pudd'ing . on Graham Cracker Crust Roll Soup Beans and HtBn Chili Col'·came Cheese Slice PertectiOI'l Satad Crackers Grapes Peach Slices Cookie 15 Johnny Marzelli Tossed,Salad Garlic Bread Texas Sheet Cake w1th Ra1sins Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes lima Bearis & Com Bread • Applesauce -Pages ,, . . -. Mashed Potatoes · Sauerkraut Bread Trop1cal Milled Fruit Brownie Beef Tips in Gravy over Rice Broccoli/ Carrots and Cauliflower Roll Peach.Crisp ,, . Ch•cken and Noodles Buuered Peas Bread Hal Apple Slices Wiener Belle signs with Orioles DECEMBER MENUS. Gingerbread TUESDAY " MEIGS SENIOR CENTER Sports ') The "Over 50 J:;xercise Class'' is hel(l on Monday and Wednesday at 3:30p.m. through December 16th. This class will' consist of stretching and bending exercises for strengthening and mild aerobics for cardiovascular exercise, cost is $.50 for each session auended. A beginner line danci-ng class is held on Mondays from 10:30 a.m . to I 1:30 a.m. through Dece mber. Paulette Harrison will be the instructor and th e cost will be $1.00. This class is good exercise and is open to beginners and form er Seniors at the Meigs County senior Center received awards for participating in the OU-COM members who want to participate Winning Wellness l'rogf\lm by doing iit least 30 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity dally or . for the exercise. · several times per week. Awards included refrigerator magnets, nolepnds nnd "":Bier bottles. Those A represen,tati vc from the Athens receiving awards )l'ere: (Front Row, left to right) Mary Davidson, _Dorothy Downi,e and Rita Buckley. Social Security Office will be at the (" (Ba.ck Row, left to right) Josephine Ritchie, Leo D~vidson, Don Mourer, Betty Maurer, Betty Spencer, Gertrude Tracy, Melvin Tracy and Sam Hall. Also, winning awards, but not pictured were Betty Center on Wed~esday, December 9' & 23 from 10:00 a. m.- II :00 .a.m. Carsey, Jeanie Lielwiller, Nonga Roherls, Opal Tyree and Rosy Nid:~y. Meigs County December PERl will meet at Thursday, 3- the noonwitha Thursday,speakcrat DecemberI:OOp.m. 3-the Big Bend Community Band ' w'ill present a holiday concert at 5:30 p.m. following the eveni ng meal. The public is inv itcd to attend the even ing dinner und the band concert. Friday, December 4-a trip to the Parkersburg Mall and the Living Ch(iSIIllas Tree program. Vans will leave the Center at 1:30 p.m. Please call Alice Wams ley for further info~mation. · Wednesday, December 9- the Stroke Survivors Support Group, with Lia Ti_pton, OT, Holzer Rehabilitation. coordinator, will meet from I :00 p.m.-2:30p.m. Tuesday, December 15- a shopping lrip to Gallipolis. Vans will leave the Center at 9:30a.m. Thursday, December 17- the monthly Blood Pressure Clinic will bt> ·heid from 9:30a.m. - II :00 a.m. "l Blood sugar 'screening will be Campaign begun to . new PomeroyMason bridge SENIOR CITIZENS ·DAY Every Wednesday Storewide Savings 15o/o off DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS ··-----------------•--"'!"----------------, H0 Uf MEDIC'., EOUfDDfNT r I Dl 1 H CHARLESTON, W.Va. -A West Virginia House of Delegates member representing Mason County has started a campaign to name the proposed, bridge replacement connecting M'!-5on and Pomeroy in honor of veterans. In a letter to West. Virginia Gov. Cecil H. Unde~ood, Delegate Jerry K. Kelley has requested 'the bridge be named "Veterans Memorial Bridge." "The Bend Area of Mason County is very patriotic and · has many veterans, both living and who have passed from this life. This would be a great tribute to the memory of these veterans and the Mason County citizenry at large," smd KeiiH, a member of the legislature's Veterans' Affairs Committee. The bridge is now owned by the state of Ohio, but once a replacement is built, will be owned_by West Virginia. 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Tull Frt•t· ' Sentinel Mastectomy Supplies Ce rvical Pillows Tractor Equipment Tens Units & Supplies Q 1-8110-1·1 :l-22Ult ' ' 1~M Ohi1) Vallt·y l'uhlhohing Cu. •• TRIMMING THE TREE- Students and adult clients at the Carleton School and Meigs Industries are preparing for a busy Christmas season, Including a special program. These .. students In the Intermediate class , were trimming their classroom Christmas tree on Tuesday. Pictured are Nicki Wilson, Mitchel Powell, 'Luke Lowery, Matth~w Beha, Ashley Rhoades, Jennifer Gray and Sherry McCleary, the claBB tea·c her. ~ihe port authority selects a site and then crcatC5 an agency to develop the new regional airport, that Would be, ~he "affected public agency," Bon~ sru<~; Chamber members briefed on juvenile treatment By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff ' : A program designed to assist juvenile~ in br~aktng the cycle of drugs and crime was ou tlined at 1 uesday s monthly membership meeting of the Meigs· County Chamber of Com· merce. dM · 1d ergs n usThe meeting was held at-Carleton School an tries. - C. TASC Robert Gordon of the Gallia-Jackson·Me1gs ounty (Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime) outlined t~c program, which provides screening, assessment and treatment and recovery services to juveniles referred by JUVentle courts in the three counties. . The program ·is designed to reduce substance abuse and recidivism. or relapse,' among juveniles who have been brought to the juvenile court for ~isdemeanor or felony offr-nscs, as well us ur~ruly and other JUVCOilc ch~rgcs. . The program offe rs facilities in all three counues. In Me1gs County, the offices-·are located in the Multipurpose Butld1ng adjacent to the county health department. The program 15 funded through the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, and operates· on an annual budget of $238,000. ' . Last year, the program had a 57 pcrc~nl succes~ rate, according to Gordon, with t6 percent of cltents show•ng n o i111provemcnt and 27 percent being dischn\ged as havmg made 11 unsa1isfaclory" progress. . During the organization's business meeting, Steve Story, chairman of the chamber's highway use comm rttec, announced that ' thc Ravenswood Oridge Co nnector and the upgrade of 1./-S.' JJ from Athens to Darwin had been given priority status by the TransP?rtation Review and Advisory Comnuttcc (TRAC) and had been giv~n "Tier I" status, ll)eaning that the nc_ccs· sary funding had been commtttcd for the projects. Construction is expected to begin on the Ravenswood project during FY 2002, and on the Athens to Darwin project in 2001. The Ohio Department of Trans· portation announced the new .prior· ilies at a press conference at th e Gallia·Meigs Airport Tuesday morning. (See related story.) · Story urged chamber mc~bcrs to consider writing to ODO I to -voice continued suppoit of the Athe~ to Darwin project, noting that an environmental group, Coni• · ti on Against Supernuous Hi~hways had voiced strong oppositiOn io th; project, which endangered iL' k' · · P"~~~ ra~s ~~~~ mosl)' important highw~; news we've had for a long • ":'•• !1--..>1' LCHsCu~ifiR<5Gfte~~ Rc•ben d ' t TASC program Is seen with Juvenile Officer Nancy Hill at T~ea a~ s ':;~~ • lng of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. Gordon, w o ou ne e program at the meeting, works closely with Juvenile coun staff members like Hillin worklnl! with Juveniles with drug and alcohol problems. 1 time," Story said. o·tree tor Pe rry ,r • Varnadoe Chall)ber of Commerce member Judy Williams announced E ·c Development • . • · conomJ w markctin materials for the county are that the new issue .of Ove~ th~ Back 1"' Cncc •.a ma~nz1~e conannounced that ne b C I g bus advertising firm and that c~ntraling on southern OhiO, lcatures cxtenstvc cdttortal covnow berng prepared lfy "f h,o u~~t ~f 'the materials. ' · eragi: of and advertising from Meigs County. the state wtll pay ha o t e c ·' .• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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