http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3194052810c0534536361c453c54704e.pdf 736bb1e5ccac528268ec879842b5866a PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery 89-81 BAwin Pick 3: 9-'1-8 Plck4: 2-1-2-9 P UCk8Y& 5: to moatly cloudy IO~tlg~tt, Iowa In thr 20a. ...JL.;======================:..L__.l;:!:Z;:lJ!!::~---l..~SUQi~rJ'rg'':j''ii.:P•rtly onPage4 • • sunny • • - • Vol. 47, NO. t43 . . . . . Olllo v.u.y l'lllllllhlnt CompMy 2 S.ctlono, 12 PagH 35 cenbl A GIMelt Co. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 22, 1996 :Middleport merchants brace for holiday season . . ti ficates for the drawings, which will be held each Friday throughout the hol The parade will begin in the Dairy Queen parking lot on North First iday season. Customers of Middleport area merchants milst register each week -'Avenue, and proceed through downtown along North Second Avenue and "Middleport, Ohio - The Christmas Village" will be the holiday theme at participating businesse1 to be eligible for that week's drawing, according South Third Avenue. 'The route will follow Main Street and return along South :as Middleport area merchants officially kick off the 1996 holiday shopping to Kitchen. Second Avenue to Dave Diles Park . Holiday, giveaway winners will be announced by way of the local print .;, season with an open house at various downtown businesses Sunday. Dec. I Group~ that would like to participate in t.he parade arc asked to line up at ~ from 1-5 p.m., Middleport Community Associ·ation President Chuck, and broadcast media, and· posted at the Middleport Arts Council. 5:30p.m. the evening of the parade near Dairy Queen on North First Avenue. , Kitchen announced Thursday. The open house activities will also kickoff special Sunday holiday shoP:All childreQ will be given a treat and have the opportunity for a free pic_ "This open house will give O\lr business community an opportunity to .ring ping hours, from 1-5 p.m., through Dec. 17. Beginning Monday, Dec. 9, busi: ·ture with Santa C)aus immediately following the parade, compliments of Peo• in the holiday season with a festive flair. A series of Christnias giveaways nesses will extend hours until 8 p.m .. with the late night shopping hours to ples Bank. The photo session will take place at the Riverbend Arts Council building, l)etwcen the Ohio Ri•er Bear Company and Locker 219, on North ;-b)' the area businesses will beBin with the open house. These drawings are be in effect until Dec. 22. Kitchen announced final plans for the 1996 Middleport Christmas Parade, Second Avenue. : a great way to promote loeal shopping throughout the holidays, and IQf'al shopping benefits everyone as the money is· kept right here in the &ommu- scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 5 at 6 p.m., with several activities planned for Work on holiday street dccora1ions and lighting is being completed in the the traditional event. • nity," Kitchen said. village .and all holiday decorating should be ready by Dec. I, Kitchen said. : Participating businesses will offer several h'undreds of.dollars in gift cer- :: By TOM HUNTER · Sentinel Newa Staff 1 .,.,. I. .,. . ·:· ·. ,• . A Christmas present for Pomeroy • Painstaking detsll is mark of youth's holiday creations " By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER AP Military Writer BV CHARLENE HOEFUCH Sentinel Newa Staff · A Pomeroy youth's Eagle Scout project has tumed into a Chrisanas present for Pomeroy. · Wesley Thoene, a talented 15· year-old, selected an art proje_ct to fulfill requirements for his Eagle Scout award. That project was to create 13 Victorian figures for a holiday scene - the figures to be used in . a -liahted display in downtown Pomer~~ini-park. ' ((ilweeki to cOm• """* plete tile project, what with' aft \he cutting out of Santas, skaters and carolers from plywood, and then .. painting them. . They were completed last week, and are.going into place this weekend. • For Wes, the project has meant achieving two goal~ with a single endea•or. . Following the pattern of his community-minded parents, Nan. cy and Dale Thoene, Wes has a sincere interest in making Pomeroy auractive. · He 's the young man seen in the summers mowing grass at the mini- · FIGURE DETAR. - Till• VIctorian a.ntlt, one of eeveral c,... .... by ley Thoene for hla :Eigle Scout prolect, will be tha flgurH on display during the hollcleya In Pornet oy'a mini-perk. w.. .nona - CHRI$TMAS SCENE - WHiey Thoene,. pictured hwe with -WII of hll completad VIctorian flgurea, has athl9ved two goals with a single .-tlatlc prolect. Thlt work compt.ted hla requirement for the Eagle Scout award, while helping him to contrlbuta to the holiday beauty of Pomeroy'• downtown. park and planting nowers in the planters aiong Main Street, or at this time of year, covering parking meters "freed" by the village for the ~olidays. Wes will he receiving his Eagle Scout award in early 1997. He has been active in scouting since he was 7 and had earned the required 21 merit badges necessary to qualify him for the Eagle Scout challenge. He belongs to Troop 299 and Qreg ·McCall is his scoutmaster. · Since Wes kne\\' it would take several hundred dollars to carry out his Eagle Scout project. he presented his idea to the Pomeroy Merchants Association, which has traditionally decorated the park The association made a sizable donation, and several local businesses contributed materials. FINISHING TOUCH - Wea adds lha finishing touch to a carWorking from patterns, Wes oler's fllca. · · was given assistance in CUtting Out the figures from plywood using a to paint, Wes said. torian1 and even nlixcd some coljigsaw - 'just so no accidents The final step in completing the ors to come up with ihe right would ~appen." said his father, shade. . project was attaching an extended Once the ligures were cut out. ' . Wes turned a basement rumpus iron bar to the back of each figure Wes using patt~ms traced the faces to be pushed into the ground as an room into a paint shop for the seaand clothing designs on each of the son, and .for the past .several anchor. cutouts and then proceeded with Members of Wcs' seoul troop months he has spent many evening the painting. are assisting him in,sctting up and and weekend hours there. Knowing they would have to lighting the display this weekend. . Som~limes a friend,li~c Adam stand up to winter weather condi ~ So from now through the holShank. or a neighbor, like George tions, he used an outdoor enamel. idays, visitors to Pomeroy can Wright, or even his little sister, He selected coordinating colors enjoy a Christmas present from Whitney, came by to assist. for the ligures, careful that they fdl Wes. Because of the detail, each of within the range oftrrulitional Victhe figures took more than I0 hOurs V(est Virginia offici~ls LAKIN, W.Va.- West 'Virginia Department of Pu~lic Safety _Commission·er Nicholas Hun, as well as several other state offic~als, met wtth local community leaders in Mason County Wednesday to d•scuss plans for the,pr!>· ' posed wOmen's prison at Lakin. . The purpose of the meeting was.to explain the proposal and dispel any rumors in the hope of gaining publiC support for 1\le proJect. Sta~ Sen. Oshel Craiao. who ~ been instrum~rital in 8!1ini~g ~e JlRO; jcct, said Muon County is developtng tile reputatton of beang. .agmners, aaainst everythina. · . . • "This is the most dramalic economic development proJect tn Mason County in some time," Craiao said. · : He Mldod lhatthe f~eility would ~ploy more than IOOpeople wjth good -~neft~ will pose no thraat to the public, and has "nothing but positives." • "k's ~I about jobs, folks," said State Sen. l!.obert Dinmar. "Bitt it's' going to take a tAm elfon." : H1111 lllid dterl is a definite need for the fiCility. At the present lime, the M..e hu aboutl-40 fellllie itltnatcs. but thll number is projected to be over 200 by the year 2000. The Lakin prison would ~ a 240-bed facility. . • Frank Shtlllllbr, deputy director for the RelltOIIaiJatls and Correcttonal .............. ,...,., . . . ' .. ..' '. "• • Army tries to pin down extent of harassment --- • October 1995 as the base commander , at Fort Jackson, S.C. WASHINGTON - The Anny is Four drill sergeants and a captain taking new steps to root out sexual at Aberdeen have been charged with misconduct within its ·ranks bui lacks raping or sexually harassing at least the statistics needed to reveal the a dozen female recruits. Courts-marscope of the problem, the Pentag!'n · tial arc pending against two sergeants says. and the captain. Charges against the Defense Secretary William Perry other two sergeants . were handled · has ordered the military services to administratively. · come up with the money to build a A hot line set up by the Anny after common data base on.sexual harass- the Aberdeen allegations were made ment, sex crimes and 'crime in gen- public this month has brought thou· · era!, his spokesman. Kenneth Bacon, sands of calls from women c0111· said Thursday. . plaining of harassment and other . Although Congress required such abuse in the service .. a data base, it did not give the miliAt a Pentagon briefing, Bacon lllcy. Jia~,lQ !lo tile work. 'The Pro;. -- ~Jii\l(iOn!feM reqacs~e(! the military jeettl\crc{Oh, languished, Bacon 'sai;/: compile a1lnltorm "incident report· "It was a delicienc'y that we don't ing base" o'f statistics on all crimes in have uniform figures," the accordance with FBI reporting mcthspokesman said. "We 'rc correcting . ods to confonn with u 1988 ICdcral it." law. , The lack of reliable statistics ·Bacon said Perry met ~ith the m~kes it difficult to accurately gauge civilian secretaries or the Anny, Air the extent of sexual misconduct in tbe Force and Na"!' on Thursday and told • 'Anny following charges of rape and them to find the money to create such sexual harassment at an Army train- ~system . · ing school in Aberdeen. Md . · · · Perry lirst ordered such a move on Army Secretary Togo West Oct. 15, Bacon said, but the deportplanned to announce toQuy the for- mcnt 's tmrcaucracy had taken some mat ion of a cjvilian-militaty panel to time to act on that order. invcsligalc whether the service has a Bacon said Perry also met wilh systematic, service-wide sexual members of a Pentagon advisory panharassment problem. cl on women's is>ucs and asked The p'ncl is to include several them to spend more time looking into high-ranking military officers, as the issue of harassment at training well as male and female soldiers and centers. civilians. Bacon said the group, which Retired Major Gen. Steve makes 'JO to 100 visits to hases annuSiegfricd told WIS-TV in Culumhia, ally. had not focused on training siles S.C.. that he had been asked to serve because the atmosphere there was so on the panel. Sie~fried retired in "intense. " · Apparent murder-suicide investigated at Chauncey The Athens County Sheriffs Dcpanmcnt is investigating .an apparent mur· der-suicide on a Dover Township road ncar Chauncey. Dead arc Bobby L. Smith, 37, of 60 Cnnvcrse St., Chauncey, and Vicki L. Thomas, 36, address unknown. They were round Thursday afternoon in a parked blue ford LTD, Smith was found behind. the steering wheel with a single gunshot wound to the head while Thomas, a friend of Smith's, was found in the passenger side of the car. with gunshot wounds to the head and side, according to the sherifrs department report. · From the investigation , it appeared that Smith had shot Thomas and then shot himself in the head, the report .stated. The she~ifrs department received a call around 7:30a.m. that Smith and Thomas had been gone for sc•cral hours. They were last' seen Wednesday around 5 p.m. driving off in the Ford. , The department received another call around 2:36p.m. that the car was · found on Dover Township Road 328 with its occupants apparently dead . Coronei Robert Bulls pronounced both individuals dead at 3:15 p.m. No further information was available from the sheril)'s dcpanmcnt this morning. · detail lakin conversion into women's prison Authority, said money is in place for the project. He said the facility will be ready to go to bid in July 1997, with construction to take 18 months to two years. The prison will open in the summer of 1999. Shumaker said the authority prides itself in awarding contracts to West Vitainia contractors. It was n01ed that although the legislature has already tentatively approved the prison plan, officials arc sensitive to local concerns. Shumak· er said a public hearing will be held for local residents to express their opin· ions. More details and drawings of the facility will be available at that time. "We want to be honest and forthrisht," he concluded. The fadllty The prison will en~ompass two existing buildings on the Lakin Hospital property, and possibly three. The buildina presently used as the Mason County Alternate School and Adult Leamiltg Center will be used with·very liule renovation. The only major changes will be those necessary fot security, such as upgraded windows. It will l'lmain 111 educationli tenter .for the inmates. ~ second building to be used is the old, three-story medical building, or the southernmost building on \¥ arounds. It is ~lerttly unused. This facil- ity will he renovated to include administrative offices. record keeping, and a medical center on the third noor. The third building, which could possibly he used, is the facility presently bemg used a.~ the county school system's maintenance department. This could become the ~itc of the prison industries pr9gram. Hun said the prison industries might be a program such a.• computer ur furniture repair. Ed Sommer of the county school system a.'kcd when the school would have to leave the facility, Shumaker said it would probably have to he evacuated by July, but there is no problc.m with finishing the school year. He said it will be up to the school system whether it wants to retain the maintenance building. "We can accommodate, by design, your desires on that ·building," Shumaker told Sommer. . The present dormitory building behind the medical building will be demo!· ·ished, and a new building will join the two existing structures. The new portion will include the kitchen, cafeteria, and living areas. "'The new structure tic~ the buildinas together under one.roof," said Bill Be•ens, architect with ZMM Inc., "and, keeps the inmates centralized." (Contlnuacl on P1ge 3) -· '' �Friday, November 22, 1181_ Comm~ntary OHIO We,1tlwr Pqe2 West Virginia officials Saturday, Ncl\'.13 Fnct.y, Novwnber 22, 1181 (Conttnued trom Page1) AecuW~ f01ecaot & MtCI1. . The Daily Sentinel .Mexica_n border at center of drug 'cancer' By-JACK ANDERSON told us he believes that as much as 70 aglinst human peed, as shown by the and JAN MOLLER percent of all illegal drugs comes in slory of a recent $3.7 million drug WASHINGTON- ~etired Gen. over the Mexican border. bust.. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, •Ohio Barry McCaffrey is proud ofthe way Most of those drugs come acr~ss The stories of operations Motor614-992-2156 • Fu: 992·2157 hi~ agency, the Office of National cross and Broken Border were Drug Control Policy, is waging tbe ·detailed in the pages of a Justice warondrugs. Butthere'sonecaveat liC Department report, yet they read . more like Hollywood thrillet'S. That's McCaffrey, who spent his entire career in-the milit!U)', won 't refer to not surprising, since these real-life · A Gannett Co. Newspaper clandestine operations took pltM;e not his current calling as a war. The new metaphot is '"cancer." As --......:==~===--- far from the soundstages of HollyROBERT L WINGETT in, drugs are a cancer eating away at the Texas/Mexico border. in part wood. · Publlaher America's families. '"Don't use those because stepped-up enforcement it began when Justice Department macho words like 'war,"' a McCaf- efforts in Southern California have officials learned that a major drug CHARLENE HOEFUCH MARGARET LEHEW frey aide tells us as we leave an inter- . made the border crossings there less trafficking organization in SouthernGane1111 Ma1111ger Controller view with. the recently appointed drug ·attractive to drug dealers. McCaffrey California was planning to offer czar. estimates that45 pereent'of all drugs bribes to U.S. immigration officers in No matter what words one ·uses, that come from Mexico now arrive exchangefortheircooperalion. n''''"""· Tlloy ,__ ,.-,.,»~~-All,..,_ the battle against illegal drugs con- . through the border crossing at El Bribes are nothing new when it ondrt:op.'Jononumtinues to rage. not just in Washington Paso, Texas. comes to drug enforcement. The =:.::.,~· Lotkn ohOuld "" In _flOOd ,...,._ ·, ~~~~ on the streets of Southern Cali- · '"For the first time in the country's Colombian cocaine kings who once L....; _______________________ ~ lfomia and along America's border history, there actually is a U.S.-Mex- !lew tbeir illicit loads into Florida J with Mexico. ican border in California.'" McCaf- have learned that lesson well -and Just a few years ago, most of the frey told our associates Aaron Karp many have applied that knowledge in illicit drugs that entered this' country and Sammy Linebaugh. "Not a great Mexico. It's now estimated that govcarne tty'ough south Florida. where one, but there is a border.... There's · emment officials and law enforceColombian drug lords imported tons a fence there. There are guards, and ment personnc;.l in Mexic.o take in as of cocaine for the American market. human rights are protected." much as $500 million per year in These days. the front lines have But all the high-tech surveillance bribes from various drug dealers. 'moved rapidly westward. McCaffrey equipment in the world can't protect In exchange for money. the drug B J Y kA d ·n eTSOn and Jan ftlo/ler · £ '--to,.-.,. .,. •..,..,to_, __,,._,__,_ _ "';", '*;...;t= Editorial voices from around Ohio By The Auoclllted Prell · , · •· Excerpts of editorials of stalewide and·national interest from Ohio newspapers: · · ' Akron Beacon Journal, Nov. 18 · ' The Clint.on administration sent telling signals for months. On Friday, the P<esident made it official: The American military involvement in B?sma.fiqzeg~vina that was originally set to end in Decemher will he extended until July 1998. · · Yes, the president bobhed aad weaved. He has also made the right choice. If President Clinton has already attracted criticism for violating his pledge, for ducking the issue during thi: campaign. he has himself largely to blame. He wasn't candid a year ago about the commitment required to forge even the possibility of an enduring peace in shanered Bosnia. The challenge is enonnous. Ancient rivalries must ·give way to coopera- . tion. Millions of refugees want to return home. Out of the ruins of war,· an economy must be rebuilt, requiring the confidence of foreign investors. To accomplish·these tasks will take time. certainly more than a year. It 'will also take a s.ignificant-American military presence. The president is rjght. ·tn Bosnia, the Unit¢ States should try to make a difference. · · The Lima News, Nov. 12 . ·· BP America in Cleveland and British Petroleum's London headquarters have some explaining to do. · · · Friday's masterfully crafted news release and press conference offered few facts on why BP walked away from three possible buyers for the Lima Refinery. . • BP's decision to shut down rather than sell the refinery 1s a severe blow to 470 employees, various suppliers. vendors and contractors, local schools ·and gpvemments, and such community organizations as the United Way and the arts. Adverse ramifications will ripple through our regional economy for many years. · 1 BP bas a right to run its business as it sees fit. In an important way, though, it owes Lima more. ' . · ·BP Li,ma ·empl<iyees and !Tianagement, joined by Allen County's civic, . business" and government leadership. al<!ng with state economic development 'officials, need to fonn a crisis team now to work with Bf and the bidders to save the refinery. The (Cineland) Plain Dealer, Nov. 18 ·. Whether tbe region's largest eleclric.utility discriminated against Cleveland residents wben working to restore power after last week's snowstorm~ is an important issue - but not one that can be passionately addressed in \he middle of an eme~~Cncy. Mayor Michael R. White touched off a furor with his charge that Cl~vc­ land Electric Illuminating Co. devoted less auentton to poorer city neighborhoods than to more prosperous suburban communities. He supplied statistics that he said proved his contention, and offered what he considered ,clinching evidence in noting that CEI refused t~e city's quick offer of help' (rom Cleveland Public Power crews. · · CEI officials countered with their own numbers suggesting that Cleveland had not been slighted. ' There will be plenty of time later to son out connicting claims about CEI's attention to Cleveland residents. State utilities regulators should undertake a thorough investigation of White's assertions. · (MIIIISfldd) News Journal, Nov. 14 ' School districts here and across the nation are debating how much of the ·sea of information provided by the Internet should he censored from their studenls. ~ Just as school districts have guidelines to control the information allowed "ih school libraries and in classrooms, we think teachers should control stu· dent access to the Internet according to the educational policies of th ' ' dislrict. · . Since the Web sites arc not monitored, the schools themselves must be the gatekeepers. · ·· . · . : No one polices the information and photographs on this vast, freewheel ing computer network. Anybody can post anything, and the information may be accurate or not. propaganda or factual, poetic or pornographic. · Whatever methods a school district uses to monitor Internet access. they '~uld be developed jointly by the teachers and .the parents according to the feducational goals and phtlosophtcs of that dtstnct. · Today in history · 'Y The Auoclated Prest · today is Friday, Nov. 22, the 321th day of 1996. There are 39 days left lip the year. . . .-oday'sHighlightinHistory: . · : ; On Nov. 22, 1963. President Kennedy was assassinated while ridjng in ,j motorCade in Dallas. Texas Gov, John B. Connally was senously wound ·c;d. A suspect. Lee Harvey Oswald, was arrested. Vtce PreSident Lyndon B. /ohnson bei:ame the 36th president of the United States. · On thil date: . In 1718, English pirate Edward Teach:-: belter known as "Biackheard" ;l>- was killed during a battle off the Vtrgm•a coast. . . 1 Jn 1890, French president Charles de Gaulle was born m L•!le,' France. ': In 1906, the SOS distress si~nal .was adopted at the lntemauonal Radto !eleJOII!hic Convention in Berhn. In i928, '"Bolero" by Maurice Rav_el made its debut in Paris. . . ' In 193S a flying boat, the China Chpper, took off from Alameda, Cahf., carryins ~than HJO,OOO pieces of mail on the firs1 trans-Pacific airmail flight. . . . . ., In 1943: lyricist Lorenz Han dted m New York at age 48. 1 In 1965: the musical play '"Man_ofLa ~artcha " opened in New York. : In 197S, Juan Carlos was proclwmed King of Spain. j In 1977, repl..-pas~tnger servi':"' between New York and Europe on the super1011il: Concorde begin on a mal basts. In 1980, actress Mae West died in Hollywood at age 87. . . ll 1990 British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, havmg failed to wtn re-election' of the Conservative Pany leadeuhip on the first - ballot, 111 nounced her resignation. . J ; Ten yen aao: Elzire Dionne, who gave birth to quintuplets in 1934, died a1 a hospital in North Bay, Ontano. Canada, at age 77. Actor Seatman 'trolhen died in subuiban Los Angeles at age 76. Five yean 310: ln an attempt to break a deadlock, the Bush administration propoled dill Middle East peace talks resume in WashinJton, D.C. One y- aao: Acli"l swiftly to boost the Balkan pMCC IICCord, lhe UN ~urity COuncil suspended economic sanctions against. Serbia and eased the .,mi emberJo BJtlinst the stateS of !be former YuplavJIL • -AND IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN AT'IlJRN~ THE SCHOOl WII.L APPOINT ONE FOR YOU. ) No.need gangs wanted immiaration documents and assistance in smuggling 100-kilo loads of cocaine into the United States. Justice officials shared the information with the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the two agencies planned ·ajoint sting ·operation. According to the Justice report, Operations Motorcross and Broken Border weJC soon initiated. It be_gan with a Justice agent posing as a crooked immigration inspector. Soon ·he was given a $32,400 bribe to band over immiaration documents and look ·the other way as cocline was smuggled across the border. The DEAallowedthe "controlled"delivcries of cocaine to the drug traffickers. Tho· four dealers whQ slipped the undercQver agent the cash were arrested on charges of bribery of a · public official. The DEA then seized the cocaine, $3.7 million in dirty money, and arrested six more drug dealers. · SINKING SHIPS - If the U.S. · '' Navy were a private enterprise- and not supponed by taXpayers- it surely would have been sunk long ago. For .the third time in the last 15 years, the Navy tried to revamp its .dumsy accounting practices. Pteviously. the Navy had been oJlC~ting . under a hodgepodge of 25 different accounting systems - all fraught with problems. Determined to streamline its numbers-crunching, the Navy settled on one system- the Standard Accounting and Reporting System, or STARS. The Navy brass boldly predicted that this system would prove to be the "least deficient" of the 25 systems. But a recent all!lit by congressional investigators found that the new system h3s "serious shoncom· ings." According to the report. STARS "did not comply with Department or Defense basic financial requirements." The Pentagon has promised to fix the system. But if history is any indicator. these efforts arc likely to be too lillie, too late. (Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are columnlstl tor United Faature Syndicate.) IND. W.VA. COAT DONATION - Donltlona 8111 1tlll baing sought for the Coate tor Kld1 Camptllgn by Melga County bl'llnchel of Paoplea Bank. campaign DlrJCtor blenna Law10n aay1 donltiona 1111 d-n thla y11r ra1ultlngln m1ny unfilled ordera tor •rea young· 1t1r1. Hare, Tom Gr-r of the Mllga County Flah 1nd 011111 AIIOCIItlon gl- LaW80D a $1 pD check to help the Coltl tor Kldl drive. . , .· • Low pressure will produce rainy weekend conditions By The Associated Prell A. mild but possibly wet weekend is forecast for Ohio. . Temperatures on Saturday and Sunday will climb into the upper 40s · ·and. low 50s, .the National Weather Service said. But an approaching low pressure system will produce rain or snow showers in northern Ohio on Saturday, while skies should remain panly cloudy in the south. There's a chance of rain for the entire state on Sunday, forecasters said. ·The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 74 degrees in 1931 while the record low was 5 below zero in 1880. Sunset tonight will be at 5: II p.m. and sunrise Saturday at 7:26 a.m. I to worry about population 'crisis' By BEN WATTENBERG Finally. after all these years of demographic doom-saying , population proliferationism and exponential extrapolated explosionism, comes a new report from the United Nations and a headline in the New York Times: " World Is Less Crowded Than EKjJccted." Really'' Than expected by whom? Than expected by whom - when• Apparently, not expected when it should have been expected by Joseph Chamie, --director of the United Nations Population Division. who is quoted thusly in the Times story: "Wc .had some glimmer that this was occurring several years ago. ·bul we weren't sure if it was simply a blip. Now we actually have concrete results showing this is a global trend ." Several years ago? A glimmer? A blip? · Actually. global fertility and binh rates have hecn declining - rapi\)ly ' - ·beyond expectations...:... for more than a quarter of a century! The United Nations' own population data show that worldwide' fertility rates were at a stratospheric 5.0-childrcnper-woman level in the 1950 to 1955 period. Fifteen years later. from 1965 to 1970, the level was still 4.9 children per woman. The cry of the Pop- '"replacement -rate." It is not o magic ·number. The new data in from Europe are somewhere between astounding and terrifying. From 1990 to 1995, from an already low belowreplacement base, 37 of the 39 Euro. pean nations have seen further reductions in fertility rates. (The demoterm stable rate. Five children per graphic behemoths of ·Luxembourg woman would end up, it was said, and Finland had minuscule increasyielding a g(obal population of IQ bil- es. hut remain in the 1.7 to 1.8 range, lion, no,) 2 billion: no, IS billion peo- about 15 percent to 20 percent below . ple- even 20 !>illion people! (Such the (ate needed to maintain stability:) Italy, Germany and Spain have were the estimaies, from establishrates in the 1.2 to 1.3 range. AI lhat ment organizations and scare groups level. according to one estimate, alike.) Italy's · population would decrease Then fertility began falling like a from abQut 57 million today to about heavy stone, and it has continued to fall right throug~ the 1990 to 1995 37 million by the year 2030. and conperiod, as reported in the United tinue to fall rapidly .. Moreover, just about every develNations' new "World Population oped country in the world has a Prospects: The 1996 Revisions." The below-replacement fertility role current global total fertility rate is 2.96 children per woman. Consider (including the United States. with an what that means: In just the last 25 estimated rate or 1.97 for 1996. havyears, the world has gone from aboui ing fallen for six straight years). five kids per woman to about three There arc already 27 countries otliper woman, which is roughly two- cially designated as '"developing" thirds of the way to demographic sta- that have below:rcplaccmcnt rates. Nothing like this has hapticned bility! (Fertility in Bangladesh before in history. dropped from 6.2 children in 1980 to But neither the Un.ited Nations nor 1985, to 3.4 in 1990 to 1995.) But there is no particular reason to the most important population and ·think that global fertility will stop at environmental organizations choose the 2.1-children-pcr-woman to stress this condition. The United ulation Explosionists reached full · throat. After all. it only takes a little over two children per woman to merely " replace" a society at along- Ben Wattenberg Nations chooses a 2.1 global rate in the year 2050 and labels it '"mediumvariimt;" which is commonly interpreted to mean "mosl likely." That yields a popl4lation stabilizing at ncar II billion people, roughly doubling from the 5.7 billion people _today. Fol'!lct it. It's not going to happen. The United Nations' "low-variant" assumpl.ion is closer to the mark and ends up with a population which tops out at about 7.7 billion in 2040, and then sinks. · Why such ongoing, systemic distortion"? There arc lots of answers bruited· about. Popucrats need their budgets for legitimate family-plan' ning services; apocalypse-mongering is seen "-'a way to get such budgets. Politics plays a role; proud nations do not want to he seen as shrinking. Environmentalists live off of crises; diminishing long-term population takes the air out of the panic baii<H>n. Feminist• d<m 'tlike the whole idea of a birth dearth. It's reached a point where most everyone hclicvcs in a fX)pUiation crisis. But you nccdn "t. (Ben Wattenberg, a Hnlor fellow It the American Emer· priH .InaiiMe, Ia the author of "VIIIuea Matter Moat" and lathe holt of the -kly publl9 televlalon program "Think Tank::) Laying bets on the Second Coming's .location . . By GEORGE R. P!-AGENZ Some people arc getting their hopes up that Christ will time his return to earth- known as the Second Coming or the millennium- to coincide with the calendar's approaching millennium. There is of course no reason to tic .lhc two !Tiillenniums together except that it appeals to the numerologist in all of us. 'fhc people living in 999 probably entertained similar hopes as the year I000 drew near that the 1,000-year reign of Christ on earth was aboul to begin. Often lost in the spcculalion of when the Second Coming ,..,m occur is the question of where it will occur. Jerusalem would seem like a good bet. Jews who are waiting for the coming of the Messiah frequently say, as ihey take leave of each other, '"Next year in Jerusalem." This expresses the hope that the Messiah will come next year and they will meet again in Jerusalem for the occasion. Some Mormons, members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, believe that the Second Coming will take place in Jackson County. Mo. This, the·.story . . ' scripture along with the Bible), Jesus the Book of Mormon had been writvisited this hemisphere after his res- · 'ten and huried them· in the year. 421 urrcction Jo preach to the descendants in the Finger Lakes region of New of a ulbe or Israelites who had ned York state in · a place called Hill Palestine in 600 B.C. heforc the inva- Cumornh. sion of the Babylonians. There the plates lay for I,400 After journeying to Arabia, they years until Moroni, now an angel, across the United States" to avoid per- built a boat and crossed the Pacific appeared tr an 18-ycar-old farm boy Ocean, landing in what is now Ccn- named Joseph Smith and led him to secution. In the vision Smith. was told that· tral America 2,000 years before the buried writings. Smith is said to the new Zion - or earthly abode or Columbus arrived on these shores. have translated the text. written in a Christ - will be built near lndepcn• Later generations of the Israelite form of Egyptian hieroglyphics, dence, Mo. From this spot, these remnant migrated to North America under the inspiration of God. Mormons believe, Christ will reign and settled in upper New York state. . 1 What happened to lhc plates? The history oftbeir stay here was That is a mystery. Smith's story was personally on eanh which. will be returned to the glory it had at the recorded by mariy scribes and gath· that he returned them (and the stone ered together by a prophet named box in which he had found them) 10 beginning of the world. Writing of the larger branch of the' Mormon. who abridged the material the angel. No one therefore knows · · Mormon Church, whose headquarterS lnto a sinl!lc volume lhlt became the where they arc today. · (George A. Pt.genz 11 a are in Salt Lake City, l.}tah. Willard Book of Mormon, After Mormon's death, his son columnlltfarNiwlplper!nelr,Sperry says in his book., "Religion in ,America." that '"it is assumed that Moroni took the gold ~pl~at~es~·o~n~w~h~ic~h~pri~H~A~II~oc~llltlon.) Salt Lake City will be the site and Today's Bi~ays: Sen. Claiborne Pel!, D-R.I., is 78. Comedian Rodney scene" of Chri~t's returning. What may astound non-Monnons Dangerfield is 75. Actor Roben Vaughn is 64. Actor Michael Callan is61. even more lhln an American Second Animator and movie director Terry <lilliam is 56. Actor Thm Conti is SS. Coming is the church's claim that Astronaut <luion S. Bluford isS.. 'Il:nnis player Billie Jean King is S3. Rock Christ's return will make his second musician Tina Weymouth (Talltinl Heads; The Thm Thm Club) is 46. ball player OreJ L!Jzinski ia 46. Actress Jwie Lee C:urlis ia 31. Actrell appearance in America. Marie! HcmjnJway is 3$. 'Ilmnis player Boris Becker is 29. ACI!Ording tO the Book of MQr· Thoui!ht for Today: "In youth we feel richer for every new illusion; in mon (a history of the Monnon peo.plo which Monnons reglfl( as sacred maturer yean, for every one we lotte." -Anne Sophie Swetehine ' ' goes, ,is where Joseph Smith. who founded the · Mormon Church in 1830, received a revelation a's he led a group of his followers westward George R. Plagenz a-- SANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP)Now. he has to tell you. In the 894 days since Nicole Brown Simpson and RonaldOoldman·: were slashed to death, O.J. Simps\m_hll!'been 'chased. al!l! dis- · graced, lionized and ostracized, charged, tried, acquitted and sued. . ·. But one thin!(: he has never doneis raise his right hand before God and a jury of his peers and swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the trut~ . I I · That all changes today. . Simpson hecomcs the ~h Wl_l· ness on the 19th day of testimony m the case of Sharon Rufo et. at. vs. Orenthal James Simpson, popularly known as the Simpson wrongful deail\ trial. . He must testify. Since he can't be tried again on murder charges, he can't usc the Fifth. Ame~dm?nt to protect against self-mcnmmauon. Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki rejected his bid Thursday to delay the appe11111ncc until Monday. Stmpson la~yer Robert Baker had argued that Stmpson, also in a court fight for custody of his children, needed time to "get . his head on straight before these lawyers attack him." Fujisaki refused the request because the judge in the custCJ9y case · made a special arrangement"to free Simpson so he can testif~. Both sides have made 11 clear that Simpson's testimony is key, perhaps pivotal, to the outcome. His stat~ments. demeanor, consistency and . The Daily Sentinel !USPS lts-M) Pub1l1hed evCl')' nftemoon. Monday dnl&h Friday. It I Coun St., Pomeroy, Ohio. by !he Ohio Vatley Publiohl"' c..,.,..y/0"'""' co., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ph. 992-2156. Second claa poltOJC paid at Pomeroy. Ohio. : Membtn The Au.ocialed ~M. o.nd lt. OhiO Newspaper Auoclalion. POSTMASTER: SetM1 addml correcdon11a The D1il~ Sendncl. Ill Court St .. Pomeroy, Oblo4l769. Miller,.... , SUBSCRIP110N IIATII By Clnilr • ·g: :.i:h:: : : : ::::::::: : : : : : : : : : ::;:: One y,.,...,.......................................... $104.00 SINtlLB COPY PRtCII . Dall)' .................................................... 35 Ceto si---- . 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Bernice Radie Mullohan George Bevens said there will be a housins pod with individual rooms for~ onen, pillS a more secured bousins area for those needmg more supervll•?D· The facility will be IPIJI'O~IIIIIely 1_20,000 square feet. tncluding thee~ ing 10,000-square foot educational building and 25.000-square foot medtca1 building. . · · 1 1 The projected cost for the facility is $10- to $12-IDJihon, cons1denb y ower than taxpayers would hl•e to pay for a facility being built somewhere otboC er than property already owned by the.state with no existing buildings to LIM,. Jobs ! Mason County will see up to 120 new jobs with the establishment of~ women's prison, according to Hun. ' Included in those figures are corrections officers, case workers, counse!Oij and administration. Corrections officers will begin work at an annual salj of $18,000, and counselors and case managers, $21 ,000. In fact Hun said· tbe average employee would earn hetween those tw~ figures • .;.d added that more than 90 percent of the work force will CO"'!' from the Mason County area. . . . ; In addition to the employees directly htred by the pnson. about I2 teac't ers will be employed at the site through the Department of Educatton, three .to four technical positions for the prison industries ~ogram, and numeroup others through contracted services. such as food semce and medtcal. · · Hun said officials will look for a local food serviCe proVIder, and hopek · to contract medical services through a local hospital . . . 1 Prison positions are civil service jobs wtth benefits. . . . . ·. Wyetta Fredericks, director of programs for the Regtonal Jatls and Cot rectional Authority, said training will be available for ,local people for tile jobs. She said the civil service test is given t~e first S~tu~day of each month in Charleston, but officials will work with the state Dt,vtston of Personnel to come to Mason County for the application and testing process. . Security : "We will build this facility to insure safety for the public. the staff an~ the inmates," said Hun. · Approximately 95 percent of women in We~t Virgini~ priso~s are releasecl. with the average stay being 4-1/2 years. Hun said the faetltty wdl h~ve women who have committed capital offenses. but th~ necessary steps wtll be taken for safeiy. . . . Bevens said the facility will include a high level secunty fence wtth razdr wire around its perimeter. The south end of the. facility, nearest I~ Point Pleasant, will boast a sallyport for ind,ividual pnso~ers to be taken m and out of the prison, while the north end 111111 have a vehteular sallyport for dehvcnes. A sallyport is a system where a person or vchtcle passes through o~e of lw? gates, and .that gale closes before the second one opens. . ; . ~or the most pan, prisoners will not be seen by the general pubhc. Eve~ outside exercise areas will be enclosed by walls Wtlh screened roofs. Security is not a problem, Hun empha.~i1.cd. z. Stitt . George Z. Stitt, 49, of El Paso; Texas, fonncrly of Meigs County. died Monday, Nov. 18, 1996 at El Pasa. · The body will be returned to Meigs County for burial . Arrangements for graveside services will be announced later. credibility all will be scrutinized. bad slip and he could be out of millions of dollars and what on. remainsof~isreputation. Fl" rst snowfall contrl" butes · "d.ents · to ras h 0 f auto &CCI _ ,..,. A sensational performance, and he ·could be on the r:oad to tina! vindi' ·;<.. · The first ·s nowfal(of the · season cation. . . took a heavy toll on local drivers as The actual substance of hts tes~•- deputies of the Meigs County Shcr.mony may be remarkable only for liS iffs Department investigated a total lack of remarkl!bility. It's unlikely of 13 accidents Thursday. any substantial new information will Included among those were two come out. deer-related accidents. Simpson has already testified in Ralston 0. Hemsley, 55, Racine, deposition hearings for II grueling was southbound on Flatwoods Road days, answering questions about in Chester Township around II :50 everything from his rocky relation- a.m. when his 1996 Ford F-1 50 pickship with his ex-wife to the kind of up truck slid on slush 0 n the roadway. toothpaste he used the night of the · The truck went off the road to the killings. · right, then went back across the ro.ad It's territory Simpson knows well. coming to rest in a ditch. according In court, he ha.~ been reading his own to the sheriffs report. deposition transcript, like an actor Hemsley was transported by the cramming for openins night. Pomeroy squad of the Meigs CounA wide range of questions was ty Emergency Medical Service to expected: the chase, domestic vio- Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatlence; the alibi, phone calls, night ment of minor injuries. His truck susgolf, a polygraph, the cap, gloves, tained heavy damage. socks and shoes, and blood from the · Chad A. Wolfe. 25, Racine, was Bronco. crime scene and driveway. northbound on Bashan Road ncar He'll he asked about anger, hun. Racine around 8 a:m. when his pickjealousy and lov~ - love that. was up truck slid off the snow-covered found, Oourishcd.lluttered and final- road and into a.crcck before catching ly disappeared. Or did it? · fire. · · He'll be asked about the women in his life, Nicole and Paula and Tracy and Greichen. and the men in Nicole's- Brett and Keith and, perhaps, Marcus. , · . And he'll be asked about the littic cutS and scrapes on his left hand HUNTINGTON. W.Va. (AP)and pressed to explain to the jury why The heir to a Huntington mining anyone should believe previous stateequipment business and his wife ments thai he must have cut himself could face the death penalty if they on three different occasions in the are convicted in the slaying of a days surrounding the June 12, 1994, water-taxi driver in the Caribbean. slayings. country of St. Vincent. Jim Fletcher, 49. heir to J.H. Fletcher & Co., took a leave of absence from the company in 1994 to sail around thi: world with his wife, Am Ell Power ....................... 41'- Pennella. 35. Aklo .......,..............................18',\ The Fletchers were arrested Oct. Aahland 011 .............................45 30 in Kings.ton, St. Vincent, off the ATAT •• ~ .37~ northeastern coast of S®th America. . .nk Orw ............................. .44'1. Bob IVIM oooooHooHonooonuoonuo12~ Police have nQt released a motive in Borg-W-...................... .31!1. the slaying. Ch8mplon ............................ They are being held without bond, Chl!rmlng lhop1 ....;............. 11'1. their lawyer said. The Fletchers have ~~clng Mogul .......................22\ pkaded innoce~t. )'he couple h~ve three children, ........................................77 · ~r ................................~ ages 12 to 14, who are living with relK...,..rt ...................................10J- atjves in Huntington. · Uncla Incl ............................ H• Urnllecl ..................................17\ Ohio V1lley Blnk ....................31 01111 vii~....................... 31~ · Vetenns Memorial P1opl11 · .................27'1. Thursday admissions- none. p,..,. ,..,................................12\ Thursday discharges- none. Rc»okwtll ·...............................ei\ Holzer Medical Center ~ Dutohllhell ..............170} ~.,.- ..................................7. Dilchai"Ja Nov. ll - Hazel Iter .................................. ," Camden, Ella Daily, Manha Fortner. 21'4 1111111 - Mr. and Mrs. Mike W gl~n ....................... Davidson, daughter, Pomeroy; Mr. Stook r.partaare the 10:30 and Mn. Jared McClelland, daughter. .m. QIIMIIl Jll"ftltlltllly AdYHt · Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Warth, 1 of GllllpoHIson, flirtford, W.Va. Wolfe was transported by the Racine EMS squad 'to VMH, where he was treated and released. The Roc inc Volunteer Fire Department also responded to the scene. Wolfe's ·t987 Chevrolet was heavily damaged in the incident, the report saitl. Three people wcreJreated .at the scene of a two-vehicle accident on Peach Fork Road in Chester Township around 8 a.m. Jessie D. Cochran, 44, Pomeroy, was eastbound when he lost control of his 1985 Lincoln "which struck a 1989 Ford F-150 driven by Roger L. Spencer, 76, Pomeroy. Cochran. Spencer and a passenger in Cochran's car, Josh Hazelton, were treated at the scene by members of the Pomeroy and Syracuse squads. B~th vehicles sustained moderate damage. . The Gallia-Meigs Post of the , State Highway Patrol invcsligated 12 accidents Thursday, but only two · were in Meigs County, a spokesman said. West Virginia couple's arrest shocks neighbors Acquaintances described Fletcher as a short-tempered but kind father who aspired to enter the Peace Corps and gave secretly to needy families at Christmas. · Meigs announcements Full cast rehearsals announced 1 Two full cast rehearsals have b!:en scheduled for \he upcoming Thank~giving musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Association. . The first will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Riverbend Arts Council quartcl)i . on North Second Avenue in Middleport; the second, which will he drc'l" rehearsal. will be held 111 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Meigs Junior High.School in Middlcpqrt. . . . The musical will be staged at 8:10p.m. Friday and Saturday cvcnini!»Nov. 29 and 30. Advance tickets priced at $4, $1 less per ticket than those ·purcha.•ed at the door on show nights, will be honored on either night of the presentation . They may be purcl)ased at Buuons & Bows, Swisher-Lohsc Pharmacy. Chateau Beauty Salon. all ill Pomeroy. or at the Middleport Department Store, King's H~rdware and the Ohio River Bear Co. in Middleport. The show will he the final musical directed by Bob Hocnich, who has been staging the presentations since 1951 on behalf of the Big Bend Minstrel Association. Proceeds from this fall's musical will be divided event)' hetwccn the Meigs Division of the American Heart Association and the Riverbend Ans Council. C:ouncu·to m~ in spetlal smion . Racine Village Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in special session at Star Mill Park. Purpose of the meeting is to discuss casements to private property. EMS ·units answer 11 calls 4:08 p.m., West Main Street. Units of the Meigs County Emer. Lester Dotson. HMC. gency Medical Service answered II RACINE calls for assistance Thursday. Units 12:01 a.m .. Broadway Street, responding included: Mona Fai..-.. treated at the scene; MIDDLEPORT 6:37a.m., motor vehicle accident 12:09 a.m., Hysell Street, Colleen on State Route 124, Richard Johnson, Dunfee. Holzer Medical Center; HMC; . . 11:21 a.m., volunteer fire depart· 8:53 a.m .. VFD and squad io ment, South Third Avenue, gas leak; Bashan Road. motor vehicle accident, I :48 .p.m., South Third Avenue, Chad Wolfe, VMH. Ray Foster, not treated: SYRACUSE 5:34 p.m.. Walnut Street, Janice 12:17 p.m .• -Willow Creek Road, Rcitmirc. HMC. Donald Bai Icy. Pleasant Valley HosPOMEROY pitaL · 8:38a.m., motor vehicle accident on Peach Fork Road, Jesse Cochran. . Roger Spencer and Josh .Har.clton, COLONY THEATRE treated at the scene, Syracuse squad FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY assisted; JON LOVITZ IN 12:02 p.m .. motor vehicle occident HIGH SCHOOL HIGH PG--13 on Flatwoods Road, Ralston l;lcmsONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 lcy, VMH, Chester VFD assisted; 446-0823 ' FRANCIS FLORIST Annual Open House November 23, Saturday, 9 am•S pm t:BRISTMAS Dl!jfPIA"l'S REFDSIIMENTs .. ENTEllTA.INMENT SA..NTA. WILl. BE IlEBEI Stocks 0 ........................ ••••••• .m ····•••4·•··················23 Hospital news f •••• Free-Christmas glvHwaya come and.let w:=;_• . . ._._,_ . -.. ._. . . . . . ..20'. Francie Florist atafl' gtve you a personal conaultltlon on home and ofllce decorating. Open House Ia at.the Municipal Building Park on he aldewaik and behind the old achool. . u..--------11!.·. (Pulilllhed with permllllon) • • ' Weatber forecast: Toniaht... Panly to mostly cloudy. Bernice Radie Mtillohan, 83, Tuppers Plains, died Thursday, Nov. 21, 1996 Lows from the mid 20s to around 30. at her daughter's residence in Tuppers Plains. . Saturday...Mostly cloudy with a A 7 1913 da h f he 1 J h d Bqm in Rainelle, W.Va., on ug. , , ug ter q 1 ate _o nan chance of rain ·or snow showers Ev.a Jarvis Moss. she was. a homemaker and a member of the White Oak north. Partly sunny extreme south: Methodist Church in ChilO.. W.Va. She is survived by her husband of 67 years. Russell Mollohan; a son and Highs from near 40 north 10 the low- " er 50s southwest. Extended forecast: daughter-in-law, Ross and Alice Mullohan of Doyletown; a daughter, WanSunday.. .A chance of rain or snow da Wolfe of Middleport; three daughters and sons-in-law, Helen and Vernon north and a chance of rain south. Mill hone of Tuppers Plains. Glenna and Montie Sanders of Reedsville, and Lows in the 30s. Highs in the 40s Carol and Harold Vance of Baltimore, Ohio; 16 grandchildren, 27 great-gmndnorth and upper 40s 10 lower SOs children and four glllat-great-grandchildren; and three brothon;, Bernard Moss south. of Parkersburg, W.Va., Donald Moss of Mount Clemons, Mich., and John Monday... A chance of rain or Moss of Lynchburg, Va. snow north and a chance of rain She was also preceded in death by three brothers and thre~ sisters. H' h f Services will be I p.m. Sunday in the White-Blower Funeral Home, 3 south. Lows 30 to 5· tg s rom the Coolville, with the Rev. Robert Saaders officiating. Burial will be in the Topupper 30s northwest 10 the mid 40s pers Plains Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from south. Thesday... Acht!ftce of snow. LOws 6 -~ p.m. Saturday. .· Delay request rejected, O.J. takes stand today ·i The Dally Sentinel • hge 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ' �Sports .. ·• The Daily Sentinel ,•. • Frldlly, November 22, 1881 . . Cavaliers outlast Raptors' second·h·alf charge to win 89-81 toRONTO (AP) - When you have the stingiest team in the NBA, it's 1101 SIDl'rising that the coach is a bit defensive, too. "I think people who call it boring basketball really don't understand the game," Mike Fratello said after the Cleveland Cavaliers, wbo are holding opponents to a league-low .81.6 points per game, held ofh second-half surge to defeat the Toronto hplors 89-81 Thursday night. "! really don't feel we have to defend ourselves," Fratello · said, Meigs girls to open basketball• season .tonight vs. River Valley The Meigs Lady Marauders will 'open their 1996-97 baskelhall seas6n tonight at the Larry Morrison Gymnasium, as they host the River Valley Raiders. Head coach Ron Logan welcomes back three starters and six let-. ter winners from last year's team, which finished lhe season with a•615 record. This. year's squad has a good nucleus of young players up from a reserve team lhat finished with a 14-S record last season. Arn~g t1!e retuning _starters for Meigs are 5-foot· 7 seniors Cheryl Jewell and Ashley Roach and 5-foot5 sophomore Becky Smith. Smilh started the last half of the year at point guard. Also returning are lettermen CarrisaAsh (5-foot-7, Jr), Taryn Doidge S-foot-9, Sr), and Brandi Meadows , (5-foot-8, Sr). All lhree ladies saw quality playing time last year for Logan.Game time is 6:30 p.m. at Rock Springs. "We play hard and we play smart basketball. We weren't trying to hold the ball. We scored 48 poiniS by halftime." · Chris Millsfscored 21 points to lead lhe Cavaliers to their sixth win in eight games. He iced lhe win and sent the Raptors to lheir founh straight loss with three free throws wilh 20· seconds left. Damon Stoudamire, who scored 24 points for lhe Raptors, hit a jumper and followed with a three· pointer to cut the lead to 84-81 with 43 seconds left. But Mills drove the lane and drew a foul from Walt Williams. Raptors coach Darrell Walker was ass'essed a technical foul for arguing, and Mills made him pay, sinking all three shOts for an 87-8!' Cleveland lead. Fratello said he believed the foul call was justified. " I thought (Williams) was under· neath his feel and tripped him under the basket." Fratello Yid. "I lhought it wa.~ a good call." Bobby Pllills had the hot hand in the first half, scoring 14 of his 19 points to help the Cavaliers to a 4835 lead at lhe break. · But the Raptors, who have been malting a habit lately of digging lhemselves a deep hole, only to see their comeback fall just shon, rallied in the second half, closing to : I ' on Popeye Jones' tip-in with 4:18 play. But Danny Ferry, who came off the bench to score 12 points and grab seve~ rebounds, hit a three-pointer for a six-point Cleveland lead with 3:56 left.' "On lheir defensive rotation, the coaching staff did a great job, so we were able to find li1e open-man for most of the first half," Phills said. "We knew we were going to ge~ a lot of wide-open shots, so it was just a matter of mllking them." Rookie' Marcus Camby, who continues to improve wilh each game, finished wilh 19 points, four rebounds and four steals. Doug Christi~ scored 14•ofhis 17 leu'\. St•ll ••nd 'l'•·•ult• in t ht• • N~A _.,.._ standings ... CONFERENCE EASTERN :r.. .W NewYortt ................ 8 L !1:1. lill .714- 1 .636 .400 .400 7 .222 6 .14) I .m 3 2 ' 6 6 Ortlndo ....................s ....... ...................... 7 ...........1. .............4 Wahift11011 .............4 Bolton .r...................l Newkney .............. l Exblbiti- EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlandt Divlllan Football ~ 5 C..rol0 1.00 Dotroii .................. .IO I .909 CLEV£1.111<0 ......... 8 ) .7'II MilwM!kee ............... 6 ~ .54S A.-c.. ... 6 6 .500 0.1o11e .................. s ~ · ·""' Indiana ..................... ~ - 1 .300 Tat0nl0 ...... ,............. 3 1 .300 ~ ................. 12 I~ )\ 3~ 6 M ......... . ...... 6 8 8 :,....._ ' MWwai:OlviiiDn :r.. Hovlton ................. lsi' IO " . SATURDAY SYRActJSE -- Annual Christmas flower show, Saturday and Sunday, I to 4 p.m. sponsored by ihe Meigs County Association of Oarden Clubs to be held in the Carleton School au~itorium, Syracuse. Public invited' to exhibit and view displays. Exhibits to be in place by noon Saturday. .. SUNDAY LONG BOTlOM Nonheast Cluster Community Thal)ksgiving Service, Long Bottom United Methodist Church, Sunday, 7 p.m., · Sharon Hausman, pastor. (: l;tss i i.i t••l St•(• f i I ' lil filS. 2 s\\ 6' 6> .01.1 7~ 9~ PldfltOlvW.. s-lo .................... IO 2 .8ll LA. Labn.......... : .~. 8 .f .667 1 8 .100 YMCOII¥« ............... 1 II .......... ................... 7 s.a....s-........... .. ...... t.A. a;,.... ............ 6 .(loldoo .3 Phoeai11... .................. 0 l .51) ) s .,..s 1 J\ s\ 61 .J64 a .m II 9~ .000 Tllunday'a ICOftl CLEVELAND.89, TorontO Rl Detroit96. New Jmey 88 OriMdo 90, MlnfleiOia 86 Cloorlone ,_ 1...... 87 Atlalu 7J, Milw.. Ue6.'i Houlcoa II S, P'hoetU._ lOS [)QIIal lOS, LA. Clippers 94 . Qia,o 110, 0en'o'Cf92 "''"109,GoldonSsaoel04(01) TonJPt'Stpllll<l .. ¥ "' . .... ~ 16 59 15 47 01Pi1a~~ ..h............. .. 6 8) ~I "'~'• ........ 6 1. -·- :;18 11, ~~ 1. .• 29 6J 27 63 24 71 ~0 42 67 Chicago ........ ,..... ID 10 ~ 2.1 S9 Toronta .... ............91 f 0 , IK 64 Phocnix .........,. ......6 II J l!'i 46 60 Colomdo ........ ... 14 ~ 4 Val'll.:nuver ......... II R 0 F.d:nonton .......... IO II I J2 88 ~ 65 Lo5 Angelcs .........9 9 3 C.aiJIUY .. .. ..910 2 SnnJose ..............711 4 ~ Annhc:im ..... _..... 4 13 4 60 57 50 ~~ ~ :'~ lsi' L I I'll.· llf liA Dallaa ............. ,; .. l4 6 · I Dc:troit................ l2 7 J St Loois............. l2 10 0 ~! ~7 .. 1.. Our special page(s) "For Children Only" 22 ~6 56 21 21 74 12 ~9 66 20 5~ 51 74 79 IK ~~~ 12 56 Bonnli. Conde, center, wee honored tor her long Hrvlce to the Women'• Auxiliary at Vetarena Memorial Hospital when the group met et the hoapltal Tueldiy afternoon. Conde Ia shown NCelvlng an engraved plequ. from Abbitt Stratton, auxiliary prnldent, and Scott Lucas, hoapltaladminietretor. Conde retired from the auxiliary alter eerving as a volunteer for about 11 yHra with approximately 4500 houre of service. A decorated cake honoring Conde wae mede by Libby Fisher, peat auxiliary president, tor the occasion. -----'---News policy·· _,_____ In an effon to provide our readership with current news, the Gallipolis Daily Tribune and The Daily Sentinel will not accept weddings after 60 days from the date of the event. All club meetings and other news anicles in the society section must f':llpr AU,CmP, Mwino.-MiL ....... I88 II~ Testavenle. Boai...J67 2B Elway, Om......... 361 218 Chandler, Hov ....269 ISS Fritst, Sen..........211 120 1994 FORD RANGER 10 4 · 24 13 21 1·2 16 7 R 4 Pbiladdphia a1 Wuhiqton, Hp.m. San Atuonio at LA . LAkcra. 10:30 p.m. Miami • Sacramen~o. 10:~ Jl.m. Satunbsy'spiiiOS AU.lli M&.l.lim Davis. Den........ 250 Ber1ia. Piu .........244 GeurJe. Hoo .......227 . Murqll, NYJ. .....219 lbomas. BuL .... .lJJ 1209 1117 9S9 938 SIB POMEROY, OHIO 4.H 711 9 4.6501 10 4.2 7ft 4 4: ~ 7~ ~ J.K J6 K RACINE RACO, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Star Mill Park. Potluck Thanksgiving dinne~ and business meeting._- · · . Receken !IQil 13.7 ~I Mt:CUII. Jac ......62 805 1.1.0 • Y PICKENS. CIN .... 67 717 10.7 46 4 1'. 8rown,Oak .......64 7R5 12.3 421 7 -·- Mlll1in. S.D.... :......60 805 1):4 ~2 ~I nun Oetmillf 0\atloue, 7:JO p.m. LA. CliJIPin 111 MiiiDeSOia, Kp.m. WadainJion Dl: Milw:wkcc. HJO p.m. Oaicaao011 Utah. 9p,m. Otnvcr ill Portland. 10 p.m. Qoom"-<u Au.c.. Favre, G.B......... .392 2.10 Detmer, Pbil. ...... 230 138 S: Youna.S.F..... I54 · w, Aikman. 1}.~ . ..... .JS5 228 K. Grahnm, Ariz.21:l 122 •• . 2 < • II , l'lllw: Sacrameam n1 ClEVELAND. UO p.m. Dallal a1 Boilon, 7 p.m. . 1109 9 ~ 1119 ~ 4 2.1S9 II g 1346 10 !'i RtctiYtrS l'lllw: 0~9 APR Financing 24Mte 4.1491 17 4.2 561 10 ~ .u 541 7 3.11 25 1J 4.5 .UI 4 t \116 ' 12.7 5(11 Ri~o.'t". S.F. , ......... _69 IWM Cr:111m, Ariz ........69 .~2 1.2 3 .W K r-. 7_CJ 39 4 C1111-=r. Minn. ........M II.~ I 12.M 40 ~ Fry..-, Phil.. ...........61 K2 1 I.U 42 7 Miami at Phocnb, 9 p.m. Hockey Howlonll L.A . ~. 4:~ p.m. NHL standings PONTIAC GUND AM CHEVROLET LUMINA BUICI REGAL . llo.Illa. .U..iit<m S. AlllOIIio a1 VanoouYff. 9 p.m. NCAA Division I men's scores •• AU.IA .U..IJi m Alk:n, Wwoh........ 257 It)()() Walkfl, Phtl.. ..... 244 IUJ6 Sunden. Dct.. ... ,I'J7 9112 E. Smilh. O:tL ...2J.' ·1110 Andi.'l'llotl. All ..... l6ft 7~1 Muorc . Del. .......... 72 Sanday'apmea •• ..... ~IIUDL 21~ 2K K Ru.\hef'S .. 95 CHEVY CORSICA 3.9APR UPT048MTS ~10,900 . . . . . . . . . . whlclel li Ford f:152 XLT LARIAT 4X4, auto. trans., air cond., k'8'led wllh all optiolll ................................................. $11895 • CHEV. 810 BL&DlR V-6, auto. !rEins., air,ioaded.$1395 . .il 011C JIIIIIY 4X4 Auto., air, PW, PL.,.:...................$4985. • PORD IRONCOII4X4 V&, 5 apd., alrcond. :........ $691111 i1 'PORD BAONCO 4X4 FuH size, 351 V-6, auto., air, Eddie lllulr trim ..............................................................:...... . i1 P0RD ~ V-6, 5 tlll&ed, XLT Pkg., alr cOnd, N. c.dna truck. Exira Shatp.......................................:.. IBI85 1111ny lkn Tnlcb, 4X4'• end C.. ta Chaau From ..... ...., c. 3.9APR UPT048Mts 94 95 5·10 BLAZER OLD ACHEIVA BUICK SKYlARK PONTIAC GUND AM 3.9APR UPT048Mte 96 ~~~~~--~--- 96 OLDS DELTA ·aa 96 OLDS CIERI 93 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN ............. 59499 89 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE•••••••••••~•• 57999 94 S·1 0 PICKUP•••••••••••~•••••~.....- ......59239 OLDS CIERA .....- ............~••••••••••• 52995 94 APU vAN:..•.••••""..................... 510,690 91 S·10 PICKUP-.................- ••-..S4950 93 OLDS CUTLASS.-.......................55990 93 CHEVY CAVALIER 40 .......- ...- •• 57990 All Used Cars & Trucks Must Go. . Taxes and titte fee not included. All payments. subject to credit approval! . DON TATE ...'' \~ .... ·~ ·•' '' • .. ''' • OLDS CUtLASS SUPREME $7999 S-18 999 $9999 $15 995 $1 995 w:-s111ud, llroonct., 12,995 . Monday, December 23rd • m • The Daily Sentinel '. ' 96 OLDS ACHEIVA '$13,995 • •' • '" ••' ' ..., . . ..,.. ' ·'':/ SUNDAY 1-5 ITS WORTH YOUR DRIVE! .,. '"' Thomas and Tyler Simmons observed their 12th birthdays with a skating party recently at the Chester · Skate-a-Way. · ' · Tommy ·and Shidcy Simmon~. paternal grandparents of 1~r. twins . . hosted the party. 'Attending were Robert and Nina Sanders.. maternal grandparents; Dee Simmons, the children's moth· er; their sister, Trista Simmons. Danny and Judy McDonald, Debbie, Ben, Caity and Will Holbrook; Kathy and Amanda Jeffers and Dave Mohler, Melanie Dudding, Roger Dent, Angie Pullins. T'ffany McDonald, Summer and Sunny Folmer, Nicole Cremeans, Evan. Eastman. -- Eri~a Lemons, Ashley Boyles, qu-rie Wiggins an'd Chris ~ anmn. Meigs museum schedules dinner The nditional holiday dinner at .,."'• . ·! . ... • ·• ' ! $Iooo the Meigs County Museum will be held Dec. 6 at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are required and must be made by Dec. 2. The dinner with all the trimmlllJI :ovill be offered at a cost of $10 a petson. ' ~ ... stamped . ~to . photo. • ' f (CHILD'S NAME) Parents' or 13ralndp;arertts Name Entry Form j· i !• ··e ..sc:: ·-§ c:: l c 0 ..,c ~ I i• 0 ..c Q., .., --·-· ·--.. j ' I >- ·-..c- 0 '0 ~ I E ....0 --;;;-- ..... t.? -."'..., ! a: 0 ·- i... t) '0 :::1 • c --c..u"' (.) -obll 1~ ·~ "' ~' "' c..e cu·"'.EO ... (.) c:: .... cue ]0 - ccu ..r:: ·- -o "' ... ..0 ·::I..C: .c..u ·"'z - .o .c · -- .., E ... --·- """' 0 • •• I, ~, ' - II) "' c ' Q..rJ'l ....e·;s~ , Tiger Tuesday SO per gal. discount on Supreme Efe.ry Tuesday. • e z"' ·"' -o -0-- cuO ;. ·- cu .With additional ss.o.o·purchase limit I per ss.·oo ·· Price Good On~y at Drive-Thru ' '' .. .c Eli: cu cu II i"'... ·"' c::~ "' •t •'• I ~ - ~~ -ot; 0 !• i 196 CHEV. CELEBRITY······--"·--- 51995 •• I iI Automatic trans., air cond . • II. Official ~·~ 1992 CHEV. %TON FULL SIZE TRUCK ••• 58995 PEPSI PRODUCTS I !i f 278 Wa Mai...-:' . Take Advantage of our co~enie~t .drive-thru I: HURRY, DEADLINE ' FRIDAY, DEC. 16,AT 3 P.M. .... 2 Dr., 3.1 V-6, auto., air, 46,000 actuaLmiles. ' ~~ • I return.your Auto., air, AMIFM stereo. ' •"'':!;: .I'! I• Per PicturePrepaid Please enctoae seH·a~. · 1992 CHEV. LUMINA EURO .......·-········59495 • :t S, • Simmons twins: mark 12th birthday " rebates to dealer. Engle observes birthday ' 95 PONTIAC TRANSPORT VAN ••••••• 513995 96 CHEVY ASTRO ............................516495 All prices include 1995 GEO PRIZM 4 DR••••~·····-··-···59995 ' CAPRICE.~..................................... 5 92 7990 94 OLD$ ACHEIVA~...........................56999 . 89 PONTIAC GRAND AM .................... s2745 Less than 9,000 miles. . .ONLY 3,000 MILES $9,999 JUSTIN ENGLE PQMEROY EXXON THOMAS AND TYLER . SIMMONS .. i -ONLY- · -o *16,999 96 CHEVY CORSICA . • '.' 1995 FORD ESCORT Justin William Engle celebrated his third binhday Sunday al the home of his parents, Ann and Fred l:nglc . Other attending were his brother, Mikey Engle, and Agnes· Sellers, Britiany and Stacy Black, Larry Catina, Jacob and MacKenzie Sellers, Shawn Engle, Toni Combs, Kim Shamblin, D.J. Sellers and Ruth Sellers. Sending a gift was Julia Engle. Games were pjayed ·and Black was the winner. Shawn won the door prize.· . '' llo.Illa. Au.l.lim ShaJ'pt. Den ..........67 Yl5 Houaeon 111 Golden Stare, J p.m. AtlMtu at TorOatu, 6 p.m. Orlando at Indiana. 7:30p.m. ' o.11 .. a1 New Jmey, 7:30p.m. New Ynrt.m Pfliladclphia. BO p.m. TUESDAY POMEROY -- Meigs County Ministerial Association community Thanksgiving service, Tuesday, Sacred Hearl Church, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: Rev. Peter Tremblay of Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church to speak. DON TATE MOTORS, INC. Ru.." ' rtmr EXT. CAB .....~••• 5 Will be published 4.0 litre, V6, low mileage. C()mpare! liii..I.DJo&. 1517 2800 2.'iS3 I80S 1629 4 DR ••••••• 516,995 Super clean, well equipped. .. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Quart..-. be submiued within 30 days occurrence. . All binhdays must be submitted within 42 days of the occurrence. All material submitted for publication is subject to editing. 1994 CHEVROLET RACINE-- Racine Village Council, special session, Monday, 7 p.m. at Star Mill Parle. Purpose, to discuss opening. and closing of village streets and alleys. · NFL leaders .". ' • • Mondoy's pme .- . (16 years uf age or younger) MONDAY . . A11IENS -- A support group for lupus will be he!~ Monday, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, Grosvenor Hall West Room Ill, Ohio University campus. Dr. Gary Cordingley, neurologist of Athens to speak on possible neurological complication of lupus. n .. .. ... POMEROY -- Lonnie Coats will · be the speaker at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Celebration Center, 320 E. Main St., 'Pomeroy (municipal building). NATIONAL CONFERENCE -le•-.7p.m. Seanle at New York, 8 p.m. Bostoo .................. 7 8 4 CINCINNATI Ill Jacboaville, I p.m. N.Y. Oi••• Pfliladr:lphia. I p.m. Pituburgh Ill Bahiii'ICifC, I p.m. Taqta fl.ytlll Carolina, I p.m. Surtle .Ill Den~.'4 p.m. Houaoa • N.Y, JC1s, 4 p.m. Miami 111 Oakland, 4 p.m. S1. Louis M New Orleans, 4 p.m. , New Ena:land. al San Diego. 8 p.m. .' • ~RNCONFERENCE Ccni.-.IDiw..._ Iuai "~~ •• AMONG THE ••• Su Fmncisco ar ·Athuna. 9 p.m. I .909 Uuh .........................7 . 2 .178 MiMeD• .................. 6 ..m Dosm:r .....................4 8 .m o.u.......................) 7 .JOO s.. ......................l ~~~i·::::::::::::::~ l~ ~ at Minae501a, t p.m. Buffalo Ill Indianapolis. I p.m. C'Ncqo nr Green Bay, I p.m. . WESTERN CONFERENCE S 29 65 · U I 2.1 46 . 43 I 23 6:\ 61 I 21 ~7 ~ 4 18 7~ 70 Nort. .!lt Dl•lden H:vtford ..... ...... 10 S 3 2J 56 Sunday'spnles Ari~o1111 Aoridn ............... ll 3 New JerseY ,....... II ' 6 Phi1adc:lphia.,..... JJ 10 WWihinglon ........ JO 9 N.Y. Rangm .......7 D Tampa Bny .......... 7 9 2 N.Y. Islan!kn ...... 4 R 7 -NFL's Week 1'3 slate J~ :\~ .W L I I'll. llf liA Tum 'PICTURE YOUR CHILD . MIDDLEPORT -- Rev. Miles Trout, speaker at the Hobson Christian Fellowship, 7 p.m. coun Authori!y 80, Hampon 71 Cnxuia 62, SE Misnni S4 • ~sne 82, Pisub•nsb AAU 6) , . loullillllll To.:.h 102, VASDA Blue 71 · \ l Scoreboard Basketball ,,_.la..'*w \ ' \ Tlae Ccwm •k:f Celt de• II pvhll hrd • • free •"'" to-praflt . . . . wilbiJia to · · - 1811,. . ud II*IU evtllll. n.e cal Mr Is liCit detiped to 'p romote Ala or fund rallen oluy type. I ' - are prillled • apace penults ud eanaot be pal'lllteed to run a apeclllc number of.days. points in the second half. · "! wouldn't call (Cleveland's) style boring," Christie said. "They take all the time on the 24-second clock before they take lhe shot. That's just lhe way they play." . ••••! •••••••••• .-The Card Boz Long sen/ice recognized Community calendar Frldey, November 22, 1981 . The Dilly St11tlnel• Pege 5 t ~~~~~~~~--------~--~~~==~~------------~~~--~-. M.t\H)w.-.•''.. . . . . - • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~F ... ~ -&] -0 t.? a: 0 ·-!:! "'c • ~ t) !:! E! - "' 0 § E .CllSo .., . .... -... ; I DiiHIIae: Friday, Dec. 16 at 3 p.m. I Mall or bring the entry form: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio ~789 l �Pllae e • The O.lfV a., :IIMI Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Frldly, November 22, 1- t=rkllty, Novimber 22, 1996 The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL ; MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR = :m:r: .. ·a;· Apo~tol1c Qwft ol J.- Qo1ol A_." I " VIIIZandl one! Wud ""- W y- 1'5 $ 5 I Clollfthi'Ciodol 5*1111Moin ,_,,.."Mloiller. BiD Pra1eo ~t :15, - 101:101.011., · 9-.JOo.roo. Wonhi;7 p.m. w 1 ., ........ , ..... " - Qwft riCiorlll Worahip - 9:30 Lm. Suoday Sd!ool · 10:30 Lm. P -·Jelfroy Wallace lat one! 3td Sunday I ••• I . . . . QIII'CIIGIQrtll -.Jac:t Coteoruve Sunday Sd!ool-9:!0 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. 6::10 p.m. Wednesday Service~. 6:30 p,m. J'no Wllilllllllol Clovclo Alii Simi, Middlepon P -: LeoHaymon Suoday Service · 7:30p.m. Sunclri School· 10 a.m. Wedneld'ay Seniice· 7:30p.m. Zloro Cloordo ., Clodol Pomeroy, Hanioooville Rd. (Ro.l43) Paator: R-Wa,_ Suadooy li<hool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip, • 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Se"icea • 7 p.m. Jta- £llnl Baplllt Clovdo Tai'P'R Plolro Cloordl "'Clortool Suoday li<hool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:~ a.m. lnatnomcnlll "-'Scot Brown Worahip Service . 9 a.ot. Commuaion- 10 a.m. Sunday Sd!ooi·I0:15,Lm. •., ..... ...,... .r ,_:Paull!ullllain So. Sunday li<hool· 9:30a.m. W01'1hip • 10:30 a.m. £lint Sotolllenl!l!f.llll 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pulor: E. lAmar O'~t Sunday li<hool • 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:~ a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Servicet · 7:00p.m. £lint Baplllt Clovdo Putor: Mark .Morrow 6th one! Palmer St., Middlepon Sunday Sd!ool· 9:15a.m. . W011hip- 10:15 a.m., 7:00 P."'Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. .... &)0..-dloiQrtll Pulor: Jake C<lpley Sunday Sd!ool · 9:30 Lll. Worahip • 10:30 Lm. • .., d Cloordl oiCiodol Pulor: Eootteno E. Undo:rwood Suadooy Scbool · 9::10 a.m. Worahlp ·10:30Lm., 7 p.m. -·CiooiordooiCiorlol ComororSt. Rr. 124.t Bradboory Rd. Evanplial: Keith Cooper Youth Minilla: Miclloei T......~ Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 8:00 Lm., 10:30 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wedneaday ServicoJ • 7:00p.m. - Rev . ... £llnl Baplllt P111or: .......,. T. Haley ,_,Aaron v....,. Youtl! Suoday Sd!ool· 9:30 a.... W.,..llip · 10:<40 a.m .. 7:00p.m. lllclcolrr- Qwft oiCiortool E-lial Joaeplt B. Hoatins Sunday Sd1ool • 9 Lm. Wonhip • 10 Lm., 7 p.m. Wednesday Se"icea • 7 p.m. . WednC.t.y Services • 7:00p.m. · SIIYor R•• Baplllt Pulor: Bill Lillie Suadiy li<hool.• IOa.m. Wonhip . lla.m., 7:30p.m. w . - y Services-7:30p.m. LlbtrtJ ClorloUoooa Clollll'dl . . Putor : Joe N. S.yre , . .a•• Clll:' Sunday School-9:4~ a.m. Evenina ·6:30p.m. · Wedneaday Services • 6:30p.m. ... Dexler "'-' Woody Call Suoday Evcnina • 6:30p.m. Thunday Service • 6:30p.m. Mt. Uoloio Baplllt , • a.-a Suoday School · 9:30 Lm. Wonloip • 10:30 Lon., 7:30p.m. -· Wo:dooesday5c~7:30p.oo. ..... H•h ~It Gnft C..n:ll Racine, Off l'ootor: Gene Zoot> Suoday school : IO:jd a:m. Worship· 9:30 uo., 7 p.m. Puaor : .Dintel Berdine Wonhip • 9:30 Lm. Suoday Bible Study • 7:00p.m. We-y · Rza:k•IM. a.ri oron.t Philip St.... Sunday li<hool: 9:30 Lm. Wonhip Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, W-y. 6:30p.m. OldlleiMIJ'noWIIBapllltCiollll'dl 28601 St. Rt. 7, Midd!epon · Suoday School · I0 a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Thundoy Seovieel. 7:30 , Wonlol;: - II u_- t_CIIo1ol I·IILm. ·IDL~t. ,lp.ot. Servlooo - 7,... w Piolor."-Milleo DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE p..,., Chnst1·m Un1on - Pastor: hv. James R. Acree, Sr. Suoda~ School· 10 a.m. Worahop. lla.m., 6 p.m. Hutford. W.VL ""'""' Rev. David M<Maais - Suoday Sd!ool- II a.m. Worahlp' 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wo:dooesday Servicea. 7:!10 p.m. · Wednesclly Servic:a-1 p.m. Vk:I«J Baplllt io*~Modool 52.1 N. 2nd St. Midoliepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Worahip • IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Se,.icet • 7 p.m. Cl1urch of God ML M - Cloordl of Gaol Racine hllor: Rev. James Sanerf'teld Sunday School· 9:45a.m. Eve.... ·7p.m. Wedncaday Scrvlcoa • 7 p.m. Falllo Baplill Cloordl Railroad St .. Muon Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednc.... y Senoicu- 7 p.m. RolludChft•otGooJ Pulor: Rondy Barr Sunday Sd1ool • 10 a.m. Wonhip - II Lm., 6 p.m. F-Rulopllll Pulor : AriUJ Hun Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship "' II a.m. s,_ flnt aoorc~o "'God Apple and Second StL Paator: Rcv. llavid RUOIOII Sunday School one! Worahip- 10 a.m. Evenina Servicef.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servicea • 7:30p.m. AllltqooHJ loplill Sunday li<hool · 9:30a.m. Worahip ·10:45 a.m. Thunday S...icoJ • 7:30 p.m. s.:"l "f;'"' S.lem St. Pulor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sanday School · 10 a.m. EvcniJII • 7 p.m. Weolnesdoy ServicoJ • 7 p.m. Catt1ol;c Soaool Rnrt C . - Clo_.. 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 , Puoor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5:15p.m.; M.... ~: 30 p.m. s ... Con. -8:45-9:15 ....... Sun. Mw ·9:30a.m. Dailey M- · 8:30a.m. p I 0) Cloordl r -: 5!-. MIDiey s.notooy School· 9:30a.m. Wonloip-10:~ a.m .. ?p.m. Thuno!oy Sc"!ice . 7:30 p.m. a.-31 J26 E. 0.-dl of Cllrlll I :IQwft lin Si., l'ow4roy Pallor: N<ll......uSunday School· 9:30 a.m. l""or: Rev. D. A. ohoPiontier HotyEudoarllland Suadooy Sd!ooliO:Jo a.m. Colfeeloooor folloovioa Worahip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Weolnesdoy Services . 7 p.m. ~ , _ Micboe! Poftlio . Sundly service, 10 a.m. Thund:ly ter¥ice. 7 p.m. r-..., --- Foil!: h22 Goopo5 ~ LoroaBoaom Swwtlle Sunday Schooi · IOa.m. Wooshlp • 9 a.m. Latter-Day Saints Raoqaobed Cloon:h ol J - c•ria• Putor: Kenneth Balcer Sunday Schooi·IO Lm. Worship - 9'a.m. Wednesday Services ·10 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wednclday Service• • 7:30 p.m. ne Bell•••' ftlow 11le Cloordl or J Ciorlll oU.otter-llll1 Saloll St. Rr.160, 446-6247or446-7486 Sunday School I0:20-11 a.m. Relief Soc:i<ly/Priesthood II :05·12:00 noon · Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip : 10:45 a.m. (2nd o1: 4th Sun) MwolD&S,_. --c·- Homemaking: mceti.ng. 1st Thurs.• 7 p.m. Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Thunoday Scrvio:eo • 7:30p.m. Servicea: WednOsda)', 7:30p.m. . SoaMiay. 2:!0 p.m. St. Job Ll&uaa Cblll'da Pine Orove ......: -nVuoo:e !bz.~wonhip-10a.m . 1 W Sunday Sd1ool • 9:30 Lm. Wooship • 10:45 a.m. (I at I< 3nl Sun) Putor: Dawn Spalding Wonhip- 9:00 1.m. Puaor. Brian Harknea Sunday li<hool • 10 a.m. Ow SaYioor IArlbei'IB Cloar<b Walnul and Henry Slt., Ravenswood, W.Va. lnlrim pillon: Gcorae C. Weinck Sunday li<hool· 10:00 . .... Worship· 9 a.m . JIG 11 £!oDIC 1P"'1 C~llrdo o,ea.-. c Worship · 9 a.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Middleport Chn:~ oro.. N Paator: Gn:aory A. Cundil! Sunday Sclo!Jol • 9:30a.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. - .ReedstiUt Ftlow ''r Cbar<•ottbeNuo.... Putor: Mark A. Dupler Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worahip • 10:45 a,m,, 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicea · 7 p.m. PaiOr: Re'i , Charles Ma!h Worahip· 9:30a.m. Sunday li<hool· 10:30 Lm . UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. Firu Sunday of Monlh. 7:30p.m. serviCe: Sy"""" Cllon:~ ollllt N PIIIOr: Bill Stirt: , Worship·IOa.m. Tuesday Services • 7:30p.m. Sunday Scl)ool • 9:30a.m, Worahip • 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m. Wednetday Scrvicea. 1 p.m. ., Pa•IJ'IDJ Cbwdt efta.t N'llalftl Puror: Rev. Thomu MtCJuoa Sunday SellooJ. 9,30 a.m. W<nhip -10:-30 a.m. and 6 p.m. We-y Scrvicea. 7 p.m . C..roiCI""""' {Sy...._) ...,. Chft~ I M- Cloopol Clollll'dl Sundayodtool-iOa.m. Wonloip • II a.m. W....,oday sc~. 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. · WOBhip·l0:30a.m.,6p.m. W~y Scrvio:es · 7 p.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Seventh-Day Advent1st Sunday SdiooJ. 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Rodat flnt Clo- oil.. N PlSior: Sc:ott R01e P.as1or: Sllaron Ha,usman I)Qwft Paator: Eolocl Han · Suadooy School · 9:30a.m. Worship· I 0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Nazaren0 Clolltrr ,MidJtllpatPJab,talw Sundoy Sdlool· a.m .. Worahip. 10 a.m. ()f!Rt. l~ G:arod Street Sunday School- IOLm. Wonhip • 11 a.m. Wednetdaly Service• • 8 p.111. Tordo Clollll'dl Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worahip • 10:30 a.m. NortlotootCiotter Alhd Putor: Sharon Hauunan Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worahip • II a.m., 6:30p.m. _ _ .......,.....Cio_ Worahip. 9 a.m. Sunday Scllool· 9:45 a.m. s,.... Mlllllll · w~ - 9a.m . MLO!mVoiUdMetOrf 124 behind Wilkuvllle Plllor: Rev. Ralph Spi~a Sunday Scllool- 9:30a.m. Worahip • ·10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. · Thunolooy Services· 7 p.m. Worship· 111.m• . 1411 Jlrio!ae..., St., Synoc:uoc Sunday School· 10 a.m. E-ina • 6 p.m. WcdncsdooF Sc"ice • 7 p.m. 'fladay Serv- · 7 p.m. lleiMICioordo Townahip Rd., 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip·IOa.m. Wednesday Scrvicel ~ 10 a.m. G-U-M........C Wonioip • 9:Jlla.m. (Itt I< 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd ol: 4th Sun) Wedll<lllay S."'ice ·7:30p.m. ,. v_,.,...,,.,... P-:Rev.Kri...,.Roblnton Suoday li<hool· 10 a.m. · Evenina7 p.m. Tlounday Service· 7 p.m. CooMI!t Vlliled M . - Porlalo Pastor: Helen Kline . CooMIIo Cloardo Main ol: Fifth St. Suoday School- 10 a.m. s,.......;flnl Pollio T I 1 ao-:• . Boiler Run lloool Puaor: Rev. Emmert Rawson Sunday Sdlool· 10:00 a.m. Sunday li<hool · 10 a:m. Worship · II o.m. Un:ted Mcthod:st PulOI': Chutes Nnille Sunday Scllool • 9:45 a.m. (· ilactM Third Ave. Paator: Rev. auk !loloer Sooroolay School • 10 a.m. ·£venin& .. 6 p.m. Wednesday S...icoa ·7:00p.m. Prcsbyter:Jn Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Putor: Brian Hukneu St. PniiAr- Chftk . Comer Sycamore 81: Second St., Pomeroy Pastor: Dawn Spalding Sunday li<hool· 9:45a.m. · Worahop • II a.m. Plllor: Sharon Hauaman Sunday li<hool • 9 a.m. Evenin& .. 7:30p.m. Wednesda, · 7p.08. , y oervice ·6:30p.m. HHollp I C ottJ Cloar<• . m Peart St., Midtllepon Paotcw: Sam Anderoon Sunday SchooiiO a.m. EoatLetart Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Pentecostal RoueoiPnyor . (at Boorliltlham c1oom:11 orr Rouoe 33) Pastor: Kenneth IIIler ApoatolleFoll!l 11-4 mile-pu1 Fort Meias on New Uma Rd. Pastor: William Van Meter Sunday· 7:110 p.m. · Wednesday·7:00 p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. ...._ _ bly . St. Rt. 124, Rac:inc · ......,, William Hohac:k Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenina • 7 p.m. Wednesday ScrvicoJ • 7 p.m. Weolnesday-7p.m. s..... Lutheran oiiJCioordl - • 9:30 Thenon Sunday Lm.llurl1am one! 7 p.m. Pastor: Kenneth Baker . o .... "'~- Clor1ol, Now ure Vidoory Cntor · 3773 Georp Creek Road, Gallipoli~ OH Pallor: Bill Stolen Sunday Servicea • 10 a:rp. 81: 7 p.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. A Y-? p.m. Hew Urne Rd., lutlonot ConDe! Sacrament Service~ 10:15 a.m. NtrMt' lrJ -Rev. Marpm.J. Rd>iiiiOII Pastor: Kenneth Baker ltylldq ure Cloordl 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middiepon Putor: .........,. Foreman School· 10- a.m. 7p.m. W~~=• yS...icoa CU!Ielt Ta!:erude c...... Oilton, W.Va. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worahip • 7 p.m . Thursday Servio:o · 7 p.m. Sunday Sd!ool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 1.11. one! 7 p.oo. Wedoocodoo1·7p.m. Frillay • lellowalup ocrvice 7 p.ao. ........, ol Latlorlllly Solola PonllJMI..Racine Rd. Putor: Janice Danner . C.....,. .... Cio..... Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pulor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday Sd!ool · 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. 7:30p.m. . Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Bvcnin& • 7 p.m• . . . . . Cluiltlu ,,•• tip et.rda Rev. Oycle H e . Sunday aervice, 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. Youth Fellowably&mo~ay, 7:00p.m. Wednclday ICI'Ytce, 7:30p.m. Wonhip. lll-.30 Lit. Thursdly Services • 7 p.... . SalemC..Itr . Puler: Ron Fierce Sunday School· 9:U .,m. WO>IIhip ·IO:U t.m . Service: Fridoy, 7 p.m. Sllnrnllle Wori olfllltlo Plllcw: Davl<l Dalley Sunday Scloool9:30 a.m. Clorlodooa Cntor Salem St., Rllllond Puoor: lloloen E. Muucr Sunday So:loool · 10 a.m. Worahip ·11 :15 Lm., 7 p.m. Wo:dooesday Scrv1co • 7 p.m. - =::aJ. To'"" l'llllu St. Paai Ep:scopcll ....... Cloopa! 0.. .... Cloordl 923 S. 11linl ~•• Midtllepon . Sunday Sd1ool • 9:30a.m. Rorlload C-aDit) Cllardl Putor: Rev. Roy Mc:Cany Sunday Sdlool· 9:30 a.m. BVC~ainJ • 7 p.m. W y Servillo&. 7 p.m. 1Ato1 Bottom Sunday Sd!ool· 9:30a.m. Congrcgat:onal Build'"' -~ Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. one! 7 p.m. Wednesday Se~ • 7:00p.m.· Clooolor CloordlofGGd S. R. 248 ol: Riebel Road, O!olrer Paator: Rev. William D. Hindi Sunday Sd!ool· 9:30a.m. Wonllip • 6 P.-m.; Wedneaday, 7 p.m. Fom~y Troini111 Hour I 320 E. Nola St., , _ , (fumonry M101icipol aooolilorioan) . Jim O>clnot 'Wi:nhip •rviCa: s.notooy, 10 Loa. .t 6 p.m.· P.-: Keoth Roder Sunday School • 9:U a.m. Wonhif·IOLm. Youth Fcllow11up, Sunday. 6 p.m. Paator: Peou Tremhlaj ra1•,....,, FeSowaJp c..- tw Clorill Rev. Franklin Diete111 . fteC ni 'lee C.. • Lnnl aurr... M_... o ...~ . ,_,John Han Sunday Scllool · 9:30 Lm. Worahip • 7:00p.m. Wedoeoolay Blble Study • ?:00 p.m. - .t Paay Wade «<ioc:oeoiAva. "-> . TT.J.5017 Service time>- y 6:00p.m. Sunday School • 9:15 Lm. Wonhip · IQ-.30 Lm. Bible Study 'fladay • 10 Lm, R_,...RooR" .Wonbip • 11 a.m. 212 w. Moi~ St. Pulor: Robert E. Wonl:ip • 7:30p.m. W - y Service. 7:30p.m. W - y Se,.lcoa • 7 p.m. Church of Cl1rist . · J- · .-_ ..... c-- , , Qildren'llti'Yic:e - 10 a.m. .... Ciotrdl Letart, W.VL Rt. I •NI-OolpeJ Cludt· Pari Clolpel Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worahip • 10 ILm. 75 Pearl St., Midtllepon. _ Utllrr Clllll c '""• - .. · 01..01204.000I.._BendUI•, Jeanette, Royalty lnte..... Corjl. Of WVa Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worahip • 10:30 a.m. W-yScrvice · 7p.m. -ys-,J•6p.m. w.-,-·7p.oo. Pll&or. C.la Neville (!tame, Deecrlptlon, Aorta, Tote! T._ AuaU!IIInte and PMAI 11 7 'flllleJ=R~...., , _,Rev. Phillip- ll'lnl Cloor!illl* Jl'·· - , Halla (MI' "rport) Putor: Vernapye SuUivart I'IR«: Rev. John Neville - w-.. 10:30 p.m. Sunday School· 9 a.m. Wonhip-101.011. w..,..lliltH....,.aoorc~~ d:ll . . lf The !Mda,IO!I: UICI jlll1l of £oJa N£uinec: delinquent by the Cou111J I 11'11' of ...... County, Wlil £ilea-, Mltllmen£1, inte...a, 8lld I* lllaa, _ olw.-IIMNupon liP nblt to iiW, '"' COIIbtinld IIIII dtmlllsd In £ile fDJtaw£11(1 He!: Goopol.._ Bald Koob, on Co. Rd." Paator: lov. R,..r Willford Sunday Sdlool · 9:30 L& Worahlp- 7 p.m. ... --- rw r Sunday Schqol • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. PIIII:Gnft BllleBIIIIM QwQ 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 l'lltGr: Rev: O'Iloll Manley Stoaday School • 9:]() Lit, Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. W - y Sen!ice • 7:30 p.m. · 9-.lllo.& -IlL&,,,... ,,.._ W - y Servicel - 7 p.m. Pastor: Charleo Neville Sunday School • 10 Lm. Worahip • 9 uo. Thursday Serviceo • 6,]() p.m. . •a Jolf Sooitlo · 9:30 ..... · ws;::~Sdlool ServicelO:JOa.nt. · No Sundaycw - Y Hill" Sonicoa - , So*ool ·9:30a.m. ,_._ _,_R_Ciovch Uodlaa Cleek Rd., Rutlonol l'lltGr: Rev.DeweyKina Sadly JChool. 9:30 •.m . Sunday - i p -7p.m. .I W - y payer moclina· 7 p.m. Putor: Bob Randolph Worahip ·9:30a.m. Sunday Sd!ool- 10'30 a.m. Putor: PJ. Chaoman Sunday Scioool • to a.m. S - - Tt . -.p • 10::10 LID;, 6:30p.m. Sunday School • 101.11. Wot>hip • II a.m. "--iile Rood -Rev. VIctor Rot:o11 s.notooy Scllool9:30 io.m. Wanloip • II Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednco:doy Service • 7:30p.m. __ __...,. d:ll . . lf . .. Hool:ort Oroloo I " - RM! 1'1111• I P&Mor; Keith Rader c.m.,Prpt.~ Thursday Servtccs • 1 p.m. Wllloplllt St:nolay 5-.J · IOa.m. Wonhip·9a.m. s-kyooclloool-9:30a.m. -10::10 i .m. .t 7 p.m. W payer ooervice • 7 p.m. . Cllluda tiGod .,.. I I H) 0~. While Rd. oil S1. Rt. 160 . a ,_,ICJIIl'i.., .' M,._CDipltlliYI hrllll Wednnday Scrvicea - 1 p.m. MI. M_., 8apllll Fourth &. Main St., Middleport Pallor: R... Gilben CniJ, Jr. Sonday Sd1ool ' 9:30a.m. Worahip • 10:45 a.m. -Free Cloordo., Clorlollo Clorlodooa u- ...... W - y !lerv~ . 1® ,_.. . ........ >a.... 3105'7 Slrolo ..... 325, :...rtpvllo -Dr.J.D. Y"""' Wonhip. t'l a.m. Wllllde Baplllt Clovcll St. Rt. 143 just oil Rt. 7 .. Snao•..JIIy .... . Mulbeny Hla.Rd., '-roy r-:Rofuwintty . Satunloy Sarvicea: '-th School· 2 p.m. · Wonhip-3 p.m. Un,ll'rl Brethren -=-Cioora w"'Wo. BIDI'ORD 1WP ME!QILSD :..-11'1\':.*' 7 .oo'o, Price, Norman J< Beet. I In NW cor or w 1/z or N 1/2 2.70A, 121.14. . 14-01111.000 1 Price, Norman L Jr. Beet a au· 101 127 & 1 to 11 Inc! 2.MA, ~:'La:'~ H Ill 20A Ex 1. :ilTll Ex .lilA lx 11.111A 30.5134A Ex2UI01A, ........ 01-G0044,.000. 8ier*aneh!p, Jollnnv A lolor P8Uia K. hCt. :IS IW Part Ex. 18A W out o1 110A • 1.0D11A, 118.13. 01..00123.000, Cll!lord, J.,... W & !'aft F, 8ecL 2011 HE ol W f/2 01 itl 1/4 .71A, . . . . , 01•00124.000, Cll!lord, J - & ,.,. F, 8ecL 20oi ,NW 11 3I4A 1A., . . GA_W $284.14. 14-01170.000, Prlco,, Normen L Jr, Sec1. I of " pt1 oi4.21A. 1.44A, $421.11. , 14· 00441.000, Schuletr .em.. L, · Sect 32 16401 " pert or N 140A Ex 20A fA, 114.44. .' 14· 00074.000, Ston!!_1 Thornae A, Sect. 8 In Nw Cor. ol W 1/2 or N t/2 1A, S532.13. MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE MEIGS LSD 15·01953.000, Adltlno, Connie &/or Wegner Jeckie, L01 20 Block 1 'North Holt, $223.55. . 15·00288.000, Bredahlw, Collie Richmond, L01 175, $18.01. 15·01281.000, Bunch, Blot>aro K., L01 301 .31A out or 3.45A 50'x327' .31A, S712.10. 15-00728.000, Fox, Morlhe L &/or Whlta Shelly, Lot' 37 Behln'o 2nd ld., 1201.02. 15-0lln.OOOJ. Johna!'n Jemoo R &/or 10oreh 1-. L.Ot1 340 1111&.33. w 01 n0012I.OOO~fford, .._ w. Jt .. Sect: fr 21 NE Pert A 21 z.mA.$1.01. 01-01113.0001 Comm-• £lank, 01£1 of WVa Tr!ld Inc., J,?:'?:.r - .. 01·00011.000, Gilkey, Tonv E. C/0 KormH G!lkoJ, . I:,!IIY:rao, 24 T3 R13 lA out ~.:::44A NW Part • 1A., " 01-CI0801.000, Johneon, B4J.ect. 21 NW 1/4 !JI E f/4 1311.43. · 01-0QI37.000, McDade, LH &!_or ller!IH 2!,_Frac. 30 8A out or1 IIIA..1 ....10. . 01·00111.000_. Pe!ty; .llmee Ill &/or 11mmy B Sect 12 W snd or S 112 OJ JtW 1/2 N !1r1 ol BW 1/4 1OOA, S2C.o£3. '· 01 00151.000_. Polly, .llmee M &Jot nmmy s 8ect 11 • 1/2 ol HE 1/4 EX 2IIA II IIA Ex t .31A 511.82A, 01 00031.001, Pulline, IIIII..!!!\,. llct. 211 T3 Rb 2 1 - out ol 7t.1ttiA =r· 1H1110.000.__· Johne!'~t 7 :~~~~;;:•' 7 7 "51.13. ~~~ 1120.25. " 01-ooo1'1.1J0t11.Thornpeon, ~ M &Jot wanda Joon lect. 11 £! lido ol SE 1/4: 31.11A.I113.74. 01.Q0071.000. Thornpeon, Roy M &/or Wonda Jeon, 8etlL 1fs~ BE Corner • 10.71A. 01..00 10.001, Wlllnlan, Wlillem M &/or Glorle j_. ltct 30 T3 R13 W 1/2 of NW' 1/4 1O.OOA Out or ·7S.OOA IO.OCIA. 8112.11&. . 01 7 00110.00~. Wlllrl!lft. Wlllllm M lolor Ulorle J Sac 30 T3 R13 w 1/2 of NW 1/4 11.2'!11A out of 7I.OOA. 11.2'!8A.1204.18. "01 10113.000, While, .. atrle£1, Ell~ Beet 2;o Cotnter ill N 1/4 & ltrljl , _ wtdo 18.14A, 1141 31 01..00121.000, C£J!Iord, J.,... W. Jr & Fa,. F., 8ecL 20.21 · E. End 111.25 A., .1.511.22. . 01-01114.000, Jemoo & Fay Cllllor<ll Royalty ~rltlllet Tr!od o:~ Corp ol WVA Inc., $3.17. . 01..012ot.ooo, Cllilord, Jamea & Foy, Royalty _, ... _, Triad ~~ Corp Silvie R lolor ~Diona S 1 "- 992·2318 Pomeroy • • }. 7 or E2/3 Ex lA NW PI Ex 1A 14.44A Ex 1.313A, 53.0, $738.41. 01·00112.000, Noieon_, 1..- E., Lot Sec1. n2t E 1r~ tifNI114~ta10.13. Ot-C10141. Sautere E. :._. 1o1or L C rtdne, L01 lect. 1 NE Part or BWI/4 P1 11• or:«,.r.~~= E. ~~of1'=~~ ::-::c""13.71A W 21.21A, u- ro111o aoorc~~ Rt. 7 m Pomeroy By·Puo Pallor: Rev. Raben E. Smidl, Sr. Sunday ScloOoi · 9:30a.m. Worahlp • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Weolnesdoy Service· 7 p.m. ~.::n:~ FoDG.pol L ! p 33045 Hilond Rood, Pome!U) r.....-:RoyHulll<r Soorti!ay So:loooiJI . 10 a.m. Evenina 7:30p.m. Tuesdooy .t Thoono!ay • 7:30p.m. Soto,. illdoo£ New111ol-el Silver Ridae s....., Paotor: -nllamrr School . 9 a.m. W = IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wed Service • 7 p.m. FURNITURE &HARDWARE liomii.. SaM ILLQUIQW. • CLASSIFIED ADS · a a~permarket ., · for everything SWISHER II LOHSE 204 Condor St7 Pomeroy, OH . 992-2975 . RAWIJHQS -COATS INOUFFER FIRE 18AfiTY .... F818EJMCE ...7U71 FISHER FUNERAL HOME 171 Norlllluand IM. 992-5141 ,,. jD rt,--- . . 8oult: 2nd .. • ddilport PHAR~CYI We All Doctors' PINAipilunB 1182·2955 . . Pomeroy on Y(;u"ll be flqatinf a cloud with the buya you 'Ufoid il:. the · clauijiedl. Crow•s Family Restaurant F:::"'•l ..,..,., 1Cftlllclq Mlin It,, P'Grnlror - w. 182-1432 EWING FUNERAL HOllE "Dlplty t1iti1 SmW Alwlly.r • EstabliJiled 1913 -4121 P011111~ 108 Muiblny Av.. 7 '. ,I 214 E. Main 892..S130 Pomeroy . ~ · v.t.rlna ~ M1morl1l HOipltaJ 115 E. ManiOrlll Dr. :·N:m i:~~2A~ ~'1:.-~fz·:w RIDENOUR SUPPLY · POMeROY, OHIO· 112 11211 ~ 1182·2104 .. 15-02141.000, MothiWI, Tommy K 1o1or Pamlll J, Lot 20 Bub 2 11' oil beck end, $3.31. . 11-02148.000, Meth•'!"!a. · Torn~ K &/or Pamela J~ ....,.. 20 3 41.5' COndor ,.1 W Side, $411.118. 18·00745.000, Neal 1 Mlcheel L. . Lot 110·1224 Sub. 5881/2, $732.54. 11·01288.000, Oldaker, Maxine, Lot 130 Ex. Trl., $28.71. 11 01289.000, Oldaker, Maxine, Lot 131 Only, $23.48. 15-00328.000, Oldaki!J Thom~f1 Lot 208 .D Add " 18·00530.000, Gllk~y1 $1.82. Richard D 1o1or ac.ron K, ...,. . 14-G0483.000J.I!!atey, Judy (451. 145 45x80' N Side, Eta~ Beet 32 " Par! ot SE ssot.72. 1/4 1.3IA, $23.18. 15·00700.000._ Hayneo, 14-01384.001, !lobb, Car£ Dorle, Lot 23 aehan 111. DougiiP &/or Temmy 81 ldd. ox. 84' E - . $184.33. Beet 17 T2 R13 2.015A Otn 15·00,1!1,8.000._ Hnneail oi32.17A 2.015A, $7118.48. Dori!!J ""' 51 aohon 2n 14..00225.000, Colllnai! Add r::x 18'N, $217.11. ~Fern, Sect 24111401 15·00533.000,- Haynes, ot SE 1/4 ol SW 22A, ISL14. · ~ro:'W.~:~·.:U;'lk 14-00714.000, Dillard, Dllvld 8., Soict 27 S 1/2 .75A, $307.08. · 15-01131.000, McCioud $5.25. . Dorolhv. Lot17 Shel!leld 51 14-00510.000, ~~·n~ x 30' NW Cor. $5.78. Morty E.l Beet. 2o .1 out · 15-01140 000 McCloud oi.41A . IIA. $2.44. Dorotlly, L.Ot 88'Ex 30' x sol 1'4-00511 .000, Dug•!!, WSide,$114.01. u.rty E. Sec1. 25 N Mid ill w . 1&·DDI8&.ooo, Miller, 1/2 .214A out ol 1.34A Merllyn .INn, Lot327Lower . .214A, $2.44. Pom, $311.81. 14-00512.000, ~~an, 15·01 001.000, Mohler, Marty E, Sect. 25 ( Se Gerold & Toney, .Lot 78 Cor. of .50A M of Rd. Ex Behan ldd w 112 .or 10' on N .032A .I lA, 133.88. Sldl, $1.51. 14·00148.001! Franc!!, 15-01101.000, Powell, G-g• &/or Ge 1, Fr 30 r.r· Doloreo, Lot 2D Horton .. R13 W Une E 1/2 1.0S2A out ~~ $t8.20. or 2.11A t.082A. $414.1111. tlHIUUIII.OOO, Scott Ter8 14·00170.0~00 Jock!1 Dawn Elll, Lot (891 i!ahen Kenneth &Jot • Beet ... 2nd Add. 11 Ex 11' 011 N (100-3081 Penny urv. 127, aide, $755.41, U8A. $317.54. 15·00043.000, Zlrk!e, t 4-01011.000, Kenn=, Dione L, Lot (81) Boaworth Add L0181 Ex 30 Fl Pert Lot 82 N "•$733.81. 2.119A, St,OID.It. 15·0utl1.000, W -. 14-G0788.000, Leamond Robin, Lolli CoaiJ)Or1100A Ch.!'12"~! . V.leril J, Sect15 (2821· NE Lot31'0 eo· x eo· . llil' x 75's . o1 W 1/2 3.00A Ex 1.1554A Part, $42.11. 1.8441A, $833.21. · 15.01514.000. Wlu Parry · 14-00151.000, Utchlleld, Eugene &/or Sht:ron Eleine, Scott D, Sect. 31 (1401 In Lof141 Polmor'a 2nd Add. Bend or Cr. S or RR Ex. CCIIII $411.34. · Ex • lA, 1.52A, StUD. 15-01515.000, WIH.. Peny . 14-G0157.0001 Utchlltlt!r Eugene &/or Bnuon oclolne, Scott D, Sect >1 (140) N" Aeer or Lot 11111 Pelmer'a. 1!4 W o1 D B Skinner Ex. 2nd Add., 1301.14. llln. .I3A, . ,.... 15-01118.000. WIN Peny 14·01271.000, Miner~d Eug- &/or Sharon Elaine, tlowad E. Sacl31 (100-315 Lot 141 Palmer'a 2nd Add. W End of N 1/2 Ex 2.22 (Part RMrl, $15.82. Ex 3.21A II.52A, 114.47. 15-0151'1.000, Wlu .. ~ 14·00015.000, Ralrdon, &lor Snuon oclolne, 148 Palmor'l 2nd Add., .51. Out' or 17.40A 1.11A, 1131.41. 14•00018.000, Relrdon. Car£ llor Jlea1rlce F33 T2 Rt3 sw Pt 21.50A Mid or s 112 Ex .tzA 1.00A. $14.13. · 14·01253.000 Ao11, 1 1_~~~:'~~ft~~ orTony ~o':::o\'cfF.· GllkeyJ E., 13-27 21 llfQ I 'nl R14 .01A out ol ,21A .01A,tl.71. 12-00320.000, Smhll, Don Roger Sr &/or Sondra Kl SeCt 1 CII4Q) oi14.01A B·S Rt & E Depot St .51 A, $214.82. 1Jn00413.QOO, Will'- P. Dllvld &/or Cera~ L. Bee!. 1 ol ItA fat .lOA, 12.00110.000, DIYII, ll•rJorle R. &/Or Danny WII:J'M, 8ecL 14 lltll I til =.:rt Gr£111111 Loi.28A. ma:M. 12-00111.0001 . Hyaell, W£1- May, Lolt<O, $7118.17. 12·00117.100, Wliml lilY, ltct I w ol Lo1 1f Prt ol 1/ZA .DA, 131.11&. Jr&rlli eunice '':~ 'tto Lolo Hullbl:rd, 13 (140) NW prt IX IUA 20A, $17.81. 14-02410.000, Jlou!!l1 Tom !! &/or Connie 1-. 1"""' L01 ao4 & 308 T1 A13 .4AA out or lot 304 a .813 out or 101 305,120.18. 14·01322.000,. •••••!. ac.t1h E &lot Carotyn, Bee ;ou 114101111 _S1r!J121' x 108' oil E Enci.OTA, 110.10. 14·01323.000, Seerlo, K.n£1 I lo/or C~n, Sect 24 n3Q .25A, $343.50. 14-CI0174.000 ThotommoptOtoon", !!oY II &/or Wenda Joan, Seat 24 11401 NE PCR Ex 4.1A £! 5.11A, 184.118. 14 01145 ,000, WMf80 MYra Merle Eta~ J011n Sect 21 tiMid or 11/3 or Rd. Ex COli Ex UOA 18.~ .101.11. 14·01541.ooo, MYra llarte Etal,. C/0 J011n 7 w.ra, w--. 11,02147.000, Mathl'!'l1 115n002211.000jl~' ttl 08. t~1~'p MLO!mCa- e!tJCioordl Pallor: .......... Buth . Sunday So:loool - 9:30a.m. Eveniaa • 7 p.m. W..._y SC"i<!O • 7 p.m. 804W. Main e r:ns':l \%M. ~=~~ J,r: A, Lot Rondell R 1o1or 480 Pom 1480 x100', $118.12. 11·00528.000, Gllk~y Richard D &lor ~n K. LDI1 (48.>1 f4S 23 x 45 W End, 1 E~ Sunda=l· 9:30a.m. (0:45a.m., 7:30p.m. ..._..y7:30p.m. . 7 ~rJ'=.? ~~ 1222.24. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ot Cotumbui, Oh. 15-01181.000._. Johneon, J..,.o R. &/or ,.... h L. Lot 341 Ex W 1/2 of 101341 E 1/2 · L01341, $11.00. 15-001102.000, KJ!ut!, Carl &/or Shirl~_ Lot 100 1301 1A orr N Siae or 2.12A, Lot 3011A, $310.112. 15-00177.000jl Lue~er1 G - T &/Dr F•hylllo, LD1 1112 J>'olmw, $288.84. 15-01411.000, McDa!'~t Ill L &/or MarUM, LD1 51 . Blhan'e 2nd Add. 151, 7.08. . 15-0IIio4.ooo, McDaniel, Thelma C10 Wallar McDonlel, Lot 11 CoeiPott .15A E Side Prt or 1l4A, 114.70. 1&·01007.000, Mohler, Goreld & T~, Lot 77 Jlllht:n Add W 1/2, $1112... 15-01155.000, Qulllen 1 Tommy 0., 211' .orr N Side or 113 Beck to alley Ex 3', ..1.51. 15-010113.000, Sm111t1 Larry 7 rt1S·01141.0 ::r.:13~3~,~eue I:"s':!t ~ ~=o~ Js:-": , Snyder, Side, $44.04• 7 -~ Nationwide Ins. Co. I ~ 7 8ecL J - R; &/or ""rllh 1-. LDI 33t Lower Pomeroy Ex 5' O!IWSidl $3.21. 'W'.:a, Jimmy C/0 Tid!'.~til"!' :.~:o·;-, out ot84. or N 1/2!. 3:27A:. $50.17. 17· 00382.000, Howord, Craig &/or Debra Joen, Sect 25 T7N R14W SW Corner ta.tiSA out of 81A ·18.95A, Brenneman, Patrtcle ~.Lol482. S4i~.ii4~· $710.98. 17-00474.000, Kennedy! 1&-001a.ooo, Bronn...,.n Robert D &lot Willlem E Ell! DBA Red HO Polrlcla P, Pl. ol 490 N W Forma, Sect 9·1 0 (282) W 104 Sub. 4·17.97 x 31-18x32, end Ex 20A W 20.SOA ex. .708A 19.792A,}44.58. : $34.23• 11•02411.000, Conl~y1 . 17-00480.0uu,- Kennedy! Craig H &/or Loran E, L.Ot Wllllonl E Eta! DBA Rid HO 1262· 181 .75A Port or 7.SOA Fermo, Sect 11-10 1282) Fr 12 all land S of Rd &$A 40.07A, .i'&A, $108.24. 18 01185.000, Fetty, $129.09. 17·00482.000, Kennedy Herold !(, Etal, Lot 77 Ex. William E. Elol DBA Red Hili SE Cor. w.28. 11·01817 .000, Fatty, Fenne, Sect 10 12&21 w End Horold W etel, L0148 5 port 25.00A Eil .SSA 24.34A, $54.89. or Lot48,.13.28. 17· 004113.000, KenRIOdyl 18·00513.000, Gornea, illrrY. L01 257 .IiilA Und 1/e William E Etal DBA Red Hil or 3.341A NE Ccir .SIA,$3.28. Farma1 Sect 10 W Side Ex 16·00514.000" Gerno~ 70' 1/~ Ex .982A W Sldo . Hti'I'Y, Lot 257 aub 25 I t~ 97.788A Ex 95.015A, 2.88;!A, $101.20. .II A .81A, llt.IS. 11·00&15.000, Gornea 1 ' 17-00481.000, King, Homy, L01257 3.11A Port 01 William E &/or Brenda, s.ct 14·15 (282) FR 8 T7 R14 28.10A Trw:13.11A, $15.48. 11·00511.00'!., Gorn'!!J .582A, $2118.31. ' 17 00274.000, Lewle, · Herry, Sect I •~N R13w, Brodlord &/or Hazel 1, Lot "·""18-00117.000, Johnaon, Sect FR 13W End 1.42 out or J - & Blrlhe, C/0 Sol & 2.839, $347.11. 17· 00285.000, Mclain, L.oalor Johnoo!!. L01 35 V B George V &/or Claudio Horlan'o Add, •r.ll. 11·00118.000, Johnoon, Shepherd, Lot Soct ·3 (~ X JMIII & ilor!hl, C/0 Sol & NE corner 40;50A Laller ~ Loto 28 -27 37.19711A, 2.5022A, $47t.4S. 17·00288.000, Mclain ·211, $12.13. · Ul-00111.000, Johr\aon, George V &lor Claudia Jeule & a-., C/0 Sol & Shepli<:rd, Lot Sect -4 ·(1401 Liller Johnaon, L0135, VB SE Pt ex 7A NE Ex .947A center 32,021A, Horton'l Add. $11.74. · , 15-00IZO.ii&ii, Johnoon, S111l!.13. Joulo &·Birlha, C/O Sol & Lealer JOhneon_,;Lot 34, VB Horton'aAdc!:L!'·II8· ' J 11·00121.uuv, Johnoon, Hill & Blrtha, C/0 Sol & Lallor Joholon, Lot 28 & 30 80'x100' 11.13. 16-004~~000, Klein! Lerry E, L01251 Sub.ll3, $3 .110. 11-02t45.000, Matho'!'a 1 Tommy K lo/or P.-. J, LD1 11 Pert ol Eaotorly I' aub COndor St5'llll0', $8.72. 11..02141.000, MathiWI, ~ lido, IU.ot. 7 ~~~ol:3~~o!Jeo.3J·,dake~ :r'12~a1e2,'N"'.,rt, Sl~~ or 18·01120.000, Oldaker, Thomoo ~ Rollrood Street L01208 E I'Ort $41.27. 111·01720.000, Tov1or Velma L, L01432 5' x ~001 WEnd, $8.55. 18·01214.000, Thom11, Dabre L C/0 Debre Jenkine, L01471 SO'x150', $452.51. 18·02480.000, Tuck!~ Lerry &/or Wendllo, L011IIll Sub 29 Parson ega End, $111tiS.41. 11·02438.000• Uti, Kenneth R!.. Lot o3 W or Lower 1/2 t:x 8 1/2 In W, $435.02. 18-011100.000, Venvrankln, Scott & Sandia, C/0 Scott Vanvnnkon, Lot 517 87'x7B'x711' out of 1517 Now Surv~ 1312.25. · · 18-0\901 .000, Venvrenkln, Scott & Sandie, C/0 Scott Veovrenken, Lot 5·19 S 1/2, .S319.n.. 18-01902.000, V.nvronkln, Scott & Sandlo CJO Scott V.nvrenken, L01518 N 1/2; $211.80. 18·G0512.000~. Grlms&Jt Jenice K, L01 2"" •17 • SW or 40 Sub 5 .SOA, $431.88. • 11·00t47.000 Harrio · Dennie & Ully Merle, L01B Llncoin Holghta Add. $410.~7. 11·00112.000, Hart, Rodney &lot .Catherine, L01 141 8 Part lA nect Port of Lot lOT 1/2 .MtiAC, $454.32. 11·00182.000, lin_, Blmk:e A. Ellll, C/0 John " · ~o::~~ L $11.72. 17;00554.000, Tayla<' Richerd P, Trualee1 Sect ail 1282) W end out or 84.038A I5.254A, $123.14. 17 · 00515.000, Tavlor Richard P. Trustee, Socl 28 T7N RI4W SW Cor 3.111SA out or 55.912A 3.885A, S28.17. 17.(10183.000, Do!11Juotlno, Joeeph D &.ot Helena He On S line W ol Rd . .12A,S25o.05 17·0013D.DODL Phllllp~1 Orville, Siocl 4 Ntc or SW 1/4 & NW or SE 1/4 52A, $1,384.17. 17·00531.000, Phllllpa 1 Orville, Sect 4 E 20 ff7~~~.g survey 145 20A, o~i~.o~~o~ld :~lslllp,.a, Do of NW 1/410A, $411.87. 5UT70N TWP I SOUTHERN LSD 18·00218.000, Horper, Brande A, Lo! 110· 1223 100'x100' .2sA, $368.88. 18·00150.0u5, Hollman, Dorothy Ll C/0 Dorothy Hollman Da lo .199A Sect21 & .SOIA Lot 284 t.OOA, $1,187.29. 18-01650.000 · Huddlealon, Michael &lor Camelllo, Sect 10 T2 R12 Part of 1.54A Tract .8833A New Survey .8133A, ~~-02. . 18·00789.001, Kittle Melanlo B &lor Linden jl Part or Fract 25 T3 Rt:i . t.OOA out or 15.00A, t.OOA, $55.17. 1•·00824.001!, Manley, Pamela Jane C/u Pemelo ~. Hysell, Sect. 2 1111 Hock. Surv. tA, $70.75. . 11·00282.000, Miller . Robert L, Secl 11 NE of NE; 1/4 Except 28.1055AC 3.11945A, $101.41. .18-01083.000, Our8 Scott Allen, Eta! Sect 12-2 NW prt ol SW 1/4 Ex Church & Com 8.9717A Ex 2 .8833A &.1084A S42 78 18·01010.tioci Peckham Jlffrey 0 &/or ihcky K, st .SOA out ·or ea,soA AdJoining To &2A SOA $32 38. : • • , 1S·00483.ooo, Rowe ·Richerd Woyne &/or Ado ~ ISect 9 N Side 7A in SECor Ex 5 1/2A S 3.50A, $473.09. 18-00330.000, Siller Tina, t&OA lot 1220 T2N, inzw SW corner lOA out o 1 88.44A lOA, $150.68. 18·00481 .000, Cogar, William K. Jr &/or Mary E, lof 71, $439.68. 18·00482•000, Cogar, William K. Jr &/or Mary E, 10172 E. Main, $34.15. · 18-00715.000, Day, Relph J &/or Retta K1 Lot 22 Part 42' X75', $39.7• • 2 J ltS:OJ:•I~,, ~~WB Ex. e1rlp N 5I. 18-00717.000, Doy Ralph J ·&/or Rotto K, Lot 1!1 Sub. B, $1114.11. · 11 00712.000l Loilhol1, Wilbur H &lot ulla, Sect. IOOA L01250 T2 R12 E Sldl St Rtl124 7.08A, $1124.15. 18-ooau.oo3, Moore 1 Torry D. &/or Undo M, s..,., 38 100A Lot 298 T3 -R12 1.11SA out or 5.12A 1.85A, $10.10. 18-00115.000, Ou... Scott 11./or Robeeca D. Beet. t4 Contlnuld on poge 8 7 I �I . ' Pale I • The Dlllly Sa::tlnel • . F~, Noftlllber 22, 1 - Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~Holi. day .Happening' heightens creativity, reduces stress Delinquent Tax Notice IV CHARLENE HOEFUCH S1nlln ... News S1aff Tips on how to "lower the stress Commloalonere or 'Y ..... :i *II . . ....,., ....,... ....., n nlliuo . . iilll '-....,. _. . . . ., ieltsr .. . . . • ...... 1111 , ....... ...., o... 1 ..._ 1n the lam l'lolllt, V11ie10 of ••••t. 7 11lAdd.. 1111& ldlferd II IJol = .. ...-to 211,.,....... ,. .... ,..,., ., r::l!S: We c.n help you, end you.., help lite fHI!IIronmlnt. Cover your mosquito lnleated dralna · with 111111~ a.,...., mo« ntrtl Ami, . · .,...,.-----....:..--1 FORKED RUN SPORTSMAN CLUB GUN SHOOT FRIDAY, NOV. ------ SLUG MATCH FORKED RUN - '' - - w• - ----- - 7 -- 12 NOON C--- Yaunl•in Curr Oag. 30 4-1175· ••· Luctalivt 8onul Pta'\ Celfto. 1111 ,.... a.n.fita Packaoe . . . . . · ~edical, Dtntal, V.cation, FtM Part Bladl; Lab & part Chow pup-- Waala & UnUorml A..~ Wllh. py, temalt, wor"'*<l, 10 wkt. old, Short & Long T•m Dill,_.,, U. Insurance& A 401~ P!ogrom. grttlwlkida, 114·lltl!i-9821l. Olde<Couple.614·367-0624. Burger King. PO Bole 2407, Hun~ Trapical Mouse !lower. 2 11 zr1. ingron, WV 25725 Or Fax To rail, green leaves wlp1nk. edging. 304-520-0055. 300•-e75-3307. Computer Ustrs Nttded . Work· own hours . $20k 10 $50k/yr 1 · QUALITY ·· WINDOW SYSTEMS 60 Lost and Found 1100·348-711!6 X1501. Cruile Ship Jobtl Etrft t300 I Found· Darwin vicinily' near Whill- t900 Wklr. Yoar Round Potlllon. ley'& Grocer,., 2 temale Beaglel, Hiring Borh Yen /Women. Fret one with ooltar, &14-992·2075: Room And Board. Wil Train. Call Found : hound, black wilh brown head, female , long Hollow Rd ., Pomerov vicinity, 81 •·992·5000 . . Cell for Oemonatratlon & Free Eetlmate 614-802-411g 1·1J00.291-5600 110 Court SL Pomeroy, Ohio GUYSI FOOL ~­ WANT TO TALl TO BEAUTIFII LADIES, PROOF LOVE Ill . Top, Trim, Removal & ' CALL 53.99 per min. · Must be 18 yrs. lluatbl11" ' ~-U lorv-IJ:(I1t).1411414 .· BISSELL BUILDERS, .INC. 101111 llisELL COIRIUaiON New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 1NewHomea ·· •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE . ESTIMATEES Calls) (No - G&W PLASTICS IND SUPPLY . 4473' (619) 8434 Chl11tm11 Tree1 . We hava•n axcallant MIDctlon of baalr1Jtully 7 Ooyo 407-875-2022 EXI. 052i C4CI. lost: 4 Monltl Old Walker Coon H.ound Pup, Black & While , Georges Cr Bunce Road Area . j Pric1o I1CJ.420. Call tor wholel'le price~.:. Linda cape Stock (Plant lfllr Cllrle~••l 8pruoD andWhlto PIMI lift. BARR'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Slt.'ll Sun.'IIIII ClvlmM st, Rt. DllnvH:., Oh. Gtear Ad. vicinily. 30H!75-'1911. LOST : Femal e Mounram Curr, emo1 old , blonde, boD-tailed, tr.U1Wng Small Black Peek-a-poo Dog a•ck CoUar, Loll Near 775 And 1•1 , Pleatt Call 614 ·44602H~ We Min Him, Reward Offered, Aaron I Brandon. 1 lo1t: Whitt Cow With large Call Appro• . lb1 . Gone 2 To Wee_k l Near Richard Brothers Orchard & Jim Lackey Road Call •oo (619) 645-8434 CoHtct, fSH · 286·23Q•. Reward Ol!e!Odl 70 .. Yard Sale j Monday edition • 10:00 a.m. Saturday. ~ · Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 2y, Miles South of All Yard Sales Mull Be Paid In Mvonco. Oudllno: 1:OOpm oht day & Monday edition· 1:OOpm dl'f before lhe ad i1 to run, Sun· I Friday. ' Publlc sa:e and Auction AUCTION-Friday night 7pm. Han. lord Community Building. 2 New deale", loll ol new merchandi&t, drawings, end ol sale draw· Open I Ev~nlnge and W--."7nda tnn\V 11/UJII pd ing1. Howard Beasley 1470. Auction COmpany; L-----""'!'-;......;,;;.;;;;;;.;..______.;...ll Rick Pearton I #te-'o~ ;lfe/Q~ .. IIJDDLEI'OIIT ' 1192-2772 a.m.-3'.30 p,m. •:•:W' LJ 1u . 11111111Gua _ We will work wllhln your budge!. Ph. 773-9173 FAX ~1 108 Stl'llll WV In Loving Memory Of WALTER (Boney) ~ ConstrudJo~ Co. We apecialize In: Resldellllal Commen:la! LEE JR. on 70th hie birthday, 11/23196. Happy Birthday New Home Rernodaling Cuatom Design 'We tntat your home Ilea our !lome" &• '5 yofiFC .. . Interior aad Exterior PrMure CieuiDa DATE LINE Ap111111ent• · tor Rent WILL YOUR UTIUTIES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSETIIS WINTER? CONSIDEI:· THE MAPLES Rllltl ere oomputed - cording to yow Income. Lovely ..... biMlle ,..,. turing waiUo wall _ ,.. 1110, all 8ppii8UCII, STAY WARM 11tls .WIIhrl All PRIMARY ununES PAID ~Mnt .. 62,..saf••• I ;pi • ~ FOR RITHEI DITW CAU.'IODAY E~Httto....-wnllntng '11 1•61C.H2•7022 (619) 645-8434. MEIGS REFRIGERATION HEATING& cOOUNG- DonSmlth oHeatPumpo .,umacu R11i Jgans!wa llllllllllllon l SeMc:t tlllllll'ld PhOIII 4 1!12. Ill'S IIP.AII . ·. • 170RLU1 . off IlL 33 81 RL 111 Olrwln, Ohio WhrhAI!a , ........ t IWlhl: $5.00 &Up . ' llni...Us,l:& I, ' . 114 a.14o1 A~nye. Muatba18yra. Galhpoh, 614~46-2842 . • · BOciy work, Car, truck . 7/10/lfn . Appalachian <hl1111tY Services AUTO Duatlwa Woodllova, ·_Fli upl1oe I Fumece C:.Onlng Ralncapo, Sci Mill I Full . 31801 Amberger Rd. 011 Forest Run 949"'057 Llnlof_,.., 24 Hour Anawwlng lrt"'k:t MIKE liNG E.-, &Wtoblll""" ,......... . . R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING DU..,PTRUCK SERVICE Limestone • Gravel a.r.tr ln1p1ct1ona 8onlor Cllaft Dtacount Fully lnourad 814-717-4411 JIOO.I00.3040 Tap dollar- amiques, ·furnilure, QIRss. china, clodts. go ld. silver. coins, warch&s, estates. old stone jars, old blue & while dishes, old wood boKts, milk Dollies , Meigs County Advertisement, Osby Wanted To Suv : We Buy Auto's Any Ccndit1cn, 8 14 ·388·9062, Or 61 ...46-R\RT. Ext 1553 Ditt•Sand $2.99 per min. 985-4422 Cbeater, Ohio MUll be 18 yre. serv.u (819) 845 8434 .......-......:: 396 , clo Gallipolis Daily Tribun~. 825 Third Avenue, GaHapolia, qH · 45631. Stylist Wanred Flexible Houri, Many Btneflta, Good LoCation; Contact Carol At Finest Hair s.~: lon, 61 4·448·8922. Baby sitter needed i n my home Saturdays Only, 1 am to 8 pm lor. seven month old. Musl be rtt-, sponsible, re l1 able non-smoker w11h Chnsuan values. Send klltef of interest and references lo : ClA 397 Gallipalil Daily Trlbu~ 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolil, Ohio 45631 Babysiner n.eeded ataftirtfl Jlin t st. 2 or 3 dar a a week, must be In The Home, Mull HIIM Reftr· 44&·:J83g ....... 5. . EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 1 sonable Rain, E..,.ICtd, .. 41 ·9823. 11~ Georgea Porlabtt S.wmUI, doth ""ul your logs 10 lht mil jutl cal 304-67!i-1g57. IF YOUR HAVING A HARD TIME OETTINO RUOY FOR lH£ HOLIDAY'S? . ' Let us. http you ehop or wrap your g1fts. Call Michelli 11 6141 245·0701 or Cindy 114-245-0412.· Interior and E111etior linllht& c.rpenlry, lireplace ,.flnlahlng, additions, porchtl, dtckl, havtt flfefenc:tt. :JCM.IJS-1013. :. Profanional TrN Service, S"mpRamoval, frH E1tlm1tt1l ln- ouranco, 81-. O!oio: 81 ..381·' 9648, 614·367·7010. . lHE CLEANifltl DOt:'IORII ". Retldenlial & Co~ill Clean. ing. Will Cover SurroundinG At-• ea1. Call Toll Free For Ettimalel 1·886-610-0700, Help Wantad ~ur OWn Aro. , . eoo.eso.soso "ATTN: Point Pleasant• Postal EJL 1339, 12.88 Min. Muat 9e 18 Positions. Permanent lull time ·for 84..,; 34 ~Sofoi.;_:_U;..e;..1,;..G-,;..114,;..5_ ..,;·____ 1clerklsorlera. Full Benefits. For ~eat Outtlfons, Rtal An1wer 1, exam, application and salary inlo Rul Psychics 1-900· 48• -1020 call : (630)906 - 235QE~et .-3670 . Ext e878, $3.119 Min. Mull Do 16 8om-flpm. Serl U 81H•s-&~:M. _ _ _ 1AVON ! All Areas . ! Sh1rley ::.::.;::.:.::::::::::::;:::;.., Spears.304-675-om. 0•12 . Call fer clals. 614·245· Or our Holldly Spe-· ' Wanl I T~ Decorate Bur Don't. Have The Time? Inside & Ou1,:aide Decorating! Sanra·a Helpers., 814·388·8511 . •\ Will babylil In mr home. Call' 304·87S.2896. I ' Will Do Housec:leanl"a, Ruson'- NO Trnpasling, Hunting or Fish- Able Avon Representatives ing. My land Is not your l•nd. nttded, Earn monty lor ChristSTAY OFFI Co. Rd. to off Sand· moos biMo II homt{al-k. 1-800- -hllf Rd. Violatort ·will be pratt· 992-&35& or 304-882-2645, Ind. abte Ratel, ExctNtr'll 614·388-9392. t ..rencetl '. Will do odd jobl, laying block 1 hlooging drywall. 304-87$.211114. cullel. Signod, Relltocca (Becky! ;,R::"":::--:-:--:-:-":7-:-----:--:RondOipll. AVON· $8 ·Si51Hr. No Door To FINANCIAL Wt proctn deer, make hickory Ooor, · aonuses• Fun & Easy! 1· smol\od 1oamo. IIOil I>Oioona, pop- :1100::..:·82:;1_·*::4=0~Ind!S=I::":.::Re:!:p:. . __ poronl, jorky, summor uusage. WANTED: EMERGENCY RE· 21 o Cooler kept, d•n. uni•ry. HunaIRQ auppllea, liC:.nat 1 game LIEF WORk-AS !Substitutes) chiCk allltian . ·DATELINE The Girls of your dreams 1-900·990-9330 To Detail. Complete Btnttitl Pro· gram . Send Response To: CLA Certified Daycar11 Provider Wttin Gallipolla Clly Unoa; Hoa 0pon. ingo For All Agea,Anr Shih, Roe; 7RM. 30 Announcements Techn iques, Telephone Skills.& Compurer Skills, To Work Well With Cl itntl 1 On 1 And Com· plate Multi Ta1111 With •nentidn Newsweek Or U.S. News 1935 To Wax, Bufftng 005 Per$ona!s Long St, Rutland, Qh. ~M,...tt_t_S:-o-m-eo_n_e;..S,..p-e-cl""ai_F,..ro-m-111 0 742·21135, Alit tor Kip , BING;$ . REPAIR' ANNOUNCEMENTS Seeking PtriOnl With PoiiiW~ Attitude & Excellent Worth Eth· ics. Ab ili ty To Applr Strvk:'t 180 Wanted To Do • 304-675·5965. repair. is neking a part time ~ccountl Receivable Assistant, apply at dr mall resume lo : 38758 Roell;· spri~o Rd., Po"""oy, Oh. 451110. 713-5033. Wanred To Bur Used Mobile Homes. Call : 614·446· 0115 Or IMny metals & motor b!ocka. 814-1192-4025 S am-I m Rock&Pflnos Rehabllllatlon C~ttr W•nted: Someone To Do tronlriO oncon. 610-440-88119 oay, 814- Marlin, 61 4 -~92-7441 . • truck pointing, minor mi?Chlln!ca! Tuna-uJ)I, 011 Change, People to work durin& dHr . . . 5on. No tlperience neuuarr. Apply at Crawlord'a, HendtriOf) WI. 30.. -e 75-&404. I Good Black Angus Bull, must be reglsltred. 304·895-3638. ~~ . ===:;-:::::::::::;;;;;~ Wanled To Buy : lin!e 'Tykes Kitchen Set, Workshop, Play WEIER'S _GRUESEI'S nil house, Possible Any Olher lillie CHRIST-~ IS GAUGE Pick up d!acardld . Tyke Toys, Pltase Call 614 ·245· TRIES . app!lancaa, beller:.., !ie81. RUTLAND, OH Homoamwn· Cuetu!!y Sheared Seateh It White Plne1' It Up with a &m~t IOiectloO of larger trees. Call742·2143 or 742·21178 On s.t. Nov tlllltr : a non-1moker, rererence& rt· · quired. Cai130•-87S.~e . t948 lssuH, 614 --446-3844 Aller · Appointments In Gallipolis by arrangement. 4 Needed 5 ladles To Sell Avor\, Clean Late Uodel Cars Or Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer, Smitl'l Buick 'Pontiac, 1900 East~ ern Avenue, Gal!iJ)olls. J & 0'1 Auro Parts. Buying salvage veh icles. Sell ing pans. 304· (614) 592·5025 Athens, Ohio L::Sor:;:..,:.u:·!:1:8~64=5=8=1~31::! r • M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Attorney William Safranek $3.119 per min. FREE $2.99/m!n, 18+ ServU Niii:O' Nephewa and · a!! our frle!lcla. ~" 1~~:U 85 Commerdoi ver And Golc:l Coins, Proofsels, Diamonds, Antiqu& Jewelry, Gold Rlngs, Pre-1930 U.S. Currency, Stetling, Ere. Acqu isilionl Jewelry can relieve a debtor of financial obligations and arrange a lair 'distribution of assels. Debiors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt' .property for their personal use. This may include a car, a house, clothes, and household goods. For Information Regarding Bankruplcy contact: Call thla exclusive 24 hr. hotnnell RooliD& Ml- Remodeiln&...,.dmllal and Absolule Top Dollar : AU U. S. Sil- BANKRUPTCY Unforgettable Converaatlonall Pa!otlng Pa!oliq Rooi'J Wollpaper llan&illl Ext. 6218 ••· Sletera, a1otherl, WOMEN TO TAlK WITH YOU ·UYEUJ .ANDDKOIA- 1·900-526·5050 of41 ,..,., Jac:.; h!a ctaughtar, Sua; grandchi!diWI, 1102 1114-7420 o..r 15 Yeari Exp. Are You Slck And 11red Of Being Single 7 n...., -I A Week? Romance Is Just AHeartbeat Away! Sadly miaHd by wfft S2.1tlmln. Muat Ill 18+ Touch-torie PhPROCALL CO. WW.ws CaH 61-4-949-26()0 ·ilsk tor Rick 1 (900) 371-11388/ Ext. 11151 aSr-Dears& 773-5785 0. 304· 773-5447. 90 Wanted to Buy at IVYDALE . ANGELS LIGHTED BASKETS, WREATHS, SWAGS, YARD ORNAMENTS. QUILT RAC.KS, PAINTED CANS AND SAWS, DOG HOUSES, SHELVES. GiFT BASKETS FEATURING WATKiNS AND TUPPERWARE PRODUCTS. UVE TREES. WREATHS, CROSSES AND POINSETIIAS BEGINNING NOVEMBER 23 · 2111:.0 N- of Sit- 8rld .. on SR 7 1IMIII..P; 1-11 Sunday Pho111 4411-4530 COUNTRY? WI auction seivlce. Ucensed te6,0hlo & West Virginia, 304- CHRISTMAS in the COUNTRY IS RUSH LIMIIUGH GOOD FOR IHIS W BRYAN PLACE "No Job Too Large or Too Small" . ~~O"W~ SPII.K UP AMIIICI.I INSUI-'TION Authorized AOA Dlstdb!Jior • Welding Supplies • lnduslrial Gases • Mathlne Shop Services • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding ·• Aluminum/Sialnless • Tool Dlll¥ing • Ornamen!al Steps • Stalm, Ralunga, Patio Fumilurv, Fl~ . Items, Planter HanQ~~ra, Treiiii!IS & Iota ol other atuflil In Memory lull time auctioneer, complete & Sta~ Sun ·Fri. m<l< Rood. (614) 667·3483 . BO CHRISTMAs TREES Seeking Enthusiaatic Ohio Tailed Nurse Aides . Excellent Benefit ~ckaga Including: Vac:•· Loll Of Everylhlngl 18119 McCor· 8301 En OH581, g A.M . .g P.l,l. Rt, 7 . HOME COMPUTER USERS NEEDED. $45,000 Income PQ· tontlol. 1·800-513-•343 Ext II- · 11388 Call For Do.. IL Long Tefm Cart Nurttng fKiliiY POSTAL~ , Rummage Sale : Inside Thunday, · Friday, 9·5, Lo11 Of. Nice Clolhes Srarr $12.08 IHr. For Ex•m Arid And Oi&hel. + Gla&IIWI.re, 1f2 Otll Application Info. C111 2H~· 71t· Tuppere Plains on St Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill·D_ lrt 675~7. mas. Contact Plntcrttt Cart 614· 446•7112 • Llu Leo, Adon. . the day before tht ad is 10 run . Sunday edition • 2:00 p.m. Fridar. OPEN NOV. 23-10 TO 9:00 Umestone, be 55 or oldtr and mttt lnco~ guide llne~ and mu1t lilfe..ln WV. Contlct WV Job Service. 30•· Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. can 614·4-.3358. Rt. 124 Rutland, Ohio 742-3051 ·CONNOLLY'S General olllce. light 1yplng, mutt Center · ALL Yatd Sales Muat Sa Paid In ~ 364·6, 10151 UniYnoy Blvd. Or· lando FL. 32817 tion, Christmas Club, .011( Plan,. Insurance, And More. Sign Oti Bonus Just In Time For Chrit.t· Ga!!lpo!ls & Vicinity ·808 SNOWDEN'S LOT WICKS HAULING Starl now. No exptrltnct. Ff'H For all thll an•-• taili:-Uve to one of our metaphysical lldvlsorslll Cali 1·8()0.562--4000 Ext. 2308 $3.119 per min. Mull ba 18 yra. ta~y ian'jlypet. 304-&lS-3909. $10 & Up Ph. 742-3141"" Jlt2.7211 Earn 1000'1 wHIIily atultlng tr\. velopes at h'o me. 8t your boat. What's on Your Horizon? Wreaths - Sw98S & Grave Blankets Jlt (Uma Stont- . Low Rltll) SL Rt. 7 Tuppers 'Plaine, Ohio 614-9115-3813 or 61...-,-6484 · Plastic Culvert - Dual wall and Regular It thru 36" . 4' S&D- perf. - solid pipe 4" & 8" Flex pipe 4" & 6' Sch 35 pipe '/."I'/.' C.P.V.C. pipe 1'/.' thru 4' Sch 40 pipe (100' rolls lhru 1,r:DY rollS) '/." & 1 ~ 200 p.s.l. water '/.' U.L. approved Cortdli: Gravaless t"lhru Full Full ... OrivtrJ to tranaporl cara tD and from auetlon, call $14·002·2801 between houra ot 5pm-8pm. cal, 1 supplie• info, no obligation. mil• out SandhilL Uuch- love~ Send S.A.S.E. 10 Nuutt Unit lerv.U. LOST: Female gray CHRISTMAS. TREES . : - . : ..... up to 14ft. •OarqM 614-992-7643 •N-Homes • Addlllona •N-Garagaa • Remodeling • Siding • Roofing • Painting FREE ESTIMATES (814) 992-5636 . (614\ 9112·2753 1·90H76-1515· 10.4971 ~parlllln, Ro~nle JOIIHII'-" Cullom ·aultdlna & R••IOdoll•v CALL IOWIII EXT.4500 Owner: COISIIUCnOI •uYE•m 1-IOO:a2HOISO Stump~dlng SMIIH'S \ Registered Moun tain Phist wlpa- It You Are lntertated In A R.; pen. malt . 3Q.t-5?6-2458. warding Career & look ForwarCf' To Working With A People-Or(· Small Malt Oog Ideal Pel Fo r enled Company, atnd Rnuml "': Offered Exluslvely by JONES' TREE· SERVICE 20 Yean Esperit!race • "-"'•CW. .... l · Rewardl 614·448.0223. I ia \ IIIIIIIMATE llllrAU.ATIONI. 1-800-273-3386 CLUB SUNDAY, NOV.24 Burger Kine Now Hll kWrt 1 t Openlnga IN -n.. Ttl- IIIII .,_ F-1 Slborlan Hus~r.::nclly, For lndholduola - A l l ~ M.., To Good 0~1 For A Car.., Ouo To Ae ., ..401H827. GrOW1h. Wt Hove Oponi"" Gtr. .n ~ PuPQlM, eu~ .:..~1.:·-~7·------- 1- Wt ON., Highest ''R Value" BIDCkl 99.5% ofUV Raya. 'I.AMI-~OR - -- IT:::::ou =~~ - "'N THI POT PIMHCIMO ft a ' p . . QUALJIIID lliiYml . National Tire Recyclll1g C.11tw 7 7 22,6 P.M. . i) ' ... , """ ...... "" Contact: ......-..-. ,.,., HeipWanted !i CoucttAndChlk. e, .. -M&-0052. fiii.IIDJ II IIPUCI.IT WIIDOW RCIIOLOIY "HHll BtOR• patllletl syst... 1'-Fw--. M'C& Mtl&rt . . . I made from the sldewals of acrap Uree, manufaciured In 4 feet lengths with IDs of 13, 14 or 15" and an aYe rage 00 of 22!'. (Larger alzes llso available.) . Never polluting, EPA spp~. Impervious to attacks from san or other mlneraltl, 1as1s foraverl $5.00 per linear loot, F.O.B. Pomeroy, Ohio ..... 7 I .....JIJ , ... . . CULVERT DRAINS c:=:,:: t==:!~~~~~ilotl~:ce~== a-. . 0 "' I w...., .,.llond. 110 =:::::;".r:':!. 1'111- of M4 .... then .,.... . 1ft ., ........ · · · - 1ft •• deft of ~ •••• , . . . -ollie,, ..... ...... tollei?l'PII?nto c..rc:mllsslni-IW .-~~eiii'IIIOII'-•II•Ito hall be tho htlanl Laber· bf Proof of ......... ,,.,..,_ IIIII "" ofllolal or Dnle·lacon IIIIOflll ..... varloua lneu.ranoa llda llheiiiM IIMied end Nqu11...,nta, ¥.taUI..,.. llllllca'laa "llcla for Anllllll appot1Unlly ptoololana, U11 lhellor", · ond mailed or NqUiramanl for a ,.,_nt lilllve!ld to: ...... eounlf bond nnd perfor111nnoa Co1111111 ..1onoro, Court bond of 100" of. tho Houoo, 100 loot locond ""'bact plio:. · ltraot, Po01aror, Ohio No bldtlor _, ollhdnw 4l7a hla bid within ebctt (tO) No,bldtlor mer wlllldoaw ...,. _ . , . actuol . . . ol hla bid within 1hlrlf (110) tho oponlnt thoraof. ~ dor• after dole of tho v:naa• of lyracuao oponlna thereof. 111111 raonrwa tile rta111 to .....,. County Commloolonoro ony lnlonnll- pr NIMt ,.....,. Jhl rllhl to WIIYI any or II blcll, . any lnlwmllllloe or to......,. ,.._ ZWIIne · any or 11ft blcll, . CLERK-TRIAIUR!A FNd - · Prnoldnnt (11) 11, 22, 2t; lTC ~ and raise the creativity" were given tiy Meigs Exte'nsion Agent Becky And notice le horofw Baer at the annual "Holiday Hap"'""Ullllhl Whoil ofiiiCh P,ening" held Wednesday and ThursMVWII or ~ of lola, """"' will llii lOla ClfiHiail lor day at the Senior Citizens Center. fonala•ure 11y 1M County Aucltor tew, or She gave hints for decorating in lorlohed, to tho •-· an inexpensive way, how to get the untau the tuaa, t"l whole family involved in holiday preparatioll$, and novel gift wrap,~ ping and fooc! ideas. She prepared "skillet" cookies, gave recipes for ail kinds of holiday (11) 11,_21: m: goodies, and then shared treats with Public Notice the hundred or so women attending thc "happening." PUILIC NOTICE Decorating for O!ristmas should N011CI Ia hlrally given thllt on .....,..,. Nowmber be a fun event, said Baer, for the a, 1-. at 10:00 a.m., • (11) 22, 2t; (12) •: m: adults !IS wei! as the children. She public ..:a wiH ba hold 81 s,uggested an "ornament ~lint." PUIUC NOTtCI Public Notice . 40411 Launn! CUll Road, An Ordlnanoa to provide , "On the day you trim the tree, " - " ' • Ohio, to aau tor. eddlllonlll camp I Millan tor "'81JCIID hide ornaments around the house -caah ~~~· loll owl ng ADVERTIIIIIENT collalwll: like an Easter egg hunt - and while 8oolod bldo will bo Y!~rrl=-:o~:r. 1117 PLYMOUTH . NOOIVId by tho VIllage of Council of tho Y!Jtata Of you're preparing the lree for decorat. VOYAGIR Syrocuao, 211111 Third St., PDII*Of, two-thlrdo of Ill ing, have thc children do the orna2P41'1t110111RIIdl10 P.O. Box 2.., Syracu•, memllere concurring TASTING THE HOliDAY TREATS After Maiga E.xtanaion Agent ment hunt." · I Ohio 417711, at Ito olftco : Becky agave damonatratlona on preparing hoilday fooda, thou 1117 PONTIAC IUMIIRD . She spoke of the significance of 1111111 12 noon on Thureday, 81C11on 1: That tor tho attending the "Holiday Happening" enjoyad tasting the treata. Hera 102JD11K4H711110113 December 1, 1. ., and then living children their very own omaTho FarJWora lank and opened and reM aloud. for yMr ' " ' · . . . Vllllga left, au!sta Gina Plnn, Pomeroy, in gathering up aome goodrpents each year and providing a llavlnao Company, lurnlohlng ali labor, ,., ..t1 emplav• 1ft .ct1ve lea on her pillte. Dlllployniant aa Of Octobal' special storage box for each one, to ~!¥1 Ohio, roaarvaa matorlalo and equipment tho rtgm to bid at 1111•...:., n-uary to _complate tho 1 , 1ltl, each lull·tlmo ~h them responsibility for hanand to withdi'IIW tho ~ conatrucllon within alxty omplnao and 11lar0 dling their own collection. collateral prior to •Ia. (ID) day• ot tha contract •mptoyaa tha oum of Two ; "The joy of giving as well as Hundrad Dollara (200.00), Furtller, The Farmaro lank ...pormlttlnt. each :amployaa In al!llva ~ceiving" can be taught by taking · and lavtnao Company a!Jnlnt • :12 ft. x 41 ft. Pole lam part·tlma ompiO'fii!Dn' tho , . _ .,. rtaht to rafact· of children shopping. Baer suggested lulldlng on vlllogo ownad any or all bide oubmlttod. · oum of One Hundrad '"" setting a budget, then Jetting the property. Doliaro (IIO.oo), IICh F . tho above Plana and apoclllcatl0f11 oJWployaa In · llmltod part· C;lch child pick out what he or she ODI:...J will ba lllllclln tho can bo obtained ot tha limo employment Fifty wants and then buying a second one condition h Ia In, with no Syracuu llunlclpal Dollaro (110.00), ooch noxpreoa or Implied lulld!ng or lrom tO be given to another child. She said lloyor omployaa employed aftlr the chi11: should then be involved in George G. Connolly, at October 1, 1 - thl eum of For further lnlo.-tlon, •21.00 per oat, which i)le wrapping and delivering to a Fifty Dollins (10.00). Jerry at Jlt2.7430. money will ba nslunc!od to aommunity organization involved in II ctlon 1: Thla OrdlrwM:tt (11) 10, 21, 22; lTC tho UniUCCIIIful blcldora shall like o11oc1 and Ill :n· providing toys for needy ctVldren. •pon tho return of tha Ioree on Doc:otnbar 2, t .... As for other decorating around Public Notice eomplatl HI no mo" than AnESn~11w1,1 ... tile house, thc extension agent dislin (10) dare-r tho bid Kathy ltyMII, PUISLIC NOT!Ci opening data. Chock•· ahan played several arrangements . which Clorllll'laalutw liD ,ADV1111111!111!1NT bo mode payable to· tho VllllpofPOII>Iftly she described as inexpensive. arid . Sealed propo..la olll ba VlllaJII Ollyraou... ...... County, Ohio easy to create. One used a magazine nscolvod at tho olllco of tho Eaell blcldor Ia i'aqulrad to John 11-. Pnsoldlnt llolga County lum:.h with Ito propoaa!, 1 ljasket, tilled on its side and decoratScottDiton Comm!oolonare, 100 E. bid bondo In on amount ol ed with an open Bible, candles, OeiiWallon locond 111.; Poniaroy, Ohio 100% of tha bid' amount LanyWallru,. greenery and pine cones. untll1 :GO p.m. on Dacamber wllh ourolf aatlar.otory to George Wright Another was created 'with hurriI, 11111 and opened tha alorooold VIllage ol Card of Thanks William You,. thereafter tor tum!ahlng Syrocu... lid Bonde ahaN . c)ne lamp globes filled with red, (11) • • 2t; m: material end performing ba oceomponlld by Proof of green. blue, and gold glass bulbs and labor lor tho coniiNctkln Authority Perhapl you Hilt I of Ull olllclol or bows. She also suggested accent ol: lovely cerci, MAKING ORNAMENTAI a part of the "Ho!lday Happening" prol!ows on pillows, chandeliers, canAc!dll!on.to llalgo County ~-~----....J.------.­ Or lit quietly In 1 Ooa Shelter 81 tho llolgo jl!eslicks, lamp posts and mail boxes gram, those attending were encouraged to "raise th-'r creativity. • Counlr Falrgrounda, They ~ere given Styrofoam bal!e, hoilday designed Iabrie, cord, to add a festive touch. chair. Pomoroy. Ohio. sequlna, lace, g!!tter and g.na. Here Clara Conroy of Chaster works KIT ;N' CARLYJ,.E fiJ by Larry Wrlpt ·, As for gifts, Baer advised that Perhapl you Hilt I · In ICCOrdoneo with tho :•presents don't have to cost a lot of on har.omamenL Now 88 aha has been a regular at the "happening• plano prepansd by Dick · funeral sp!'lly, PloniDik; Archlllct, I North money to be appreciated . She said for many yeare. n ao we uw It there. Court.Jt, Rm 310, Alhlno, '.Orne families really cherish family Ohlo41to1. !ICirlooms, scrapbooks ond photo Ia, 2 112 ·cup, Rice l{rispies, I cup stirring constantly. Add dates. Tum Pll'haps you spolce llcla W!ll ba NCalvod tor chopped nuts arid coconut. the ski!let to low heat and stir coni)bums. the klnc:lelt worda, gonons! c:oubact only, with a stantly, cooking slowly 10 to 15 · She also suggested thinking proJactof m,ooo. ·A8 any frllncl about "no cost gifts -- like personal The recipe calls for melting the minutes. Turn off the heal and add A pns'bld conllnnnco will coulduy; ba hold at tho profact olio gift certificates for free babysitting,_ butter in a heavy skillet. In a .bowl vani!la, cereal and nuts. Drop by ,on tho 111111 County snow shoveling, lawn mowing, beat the eggs, s~gar and salt. Turn spoonful into coconut and roil into Perhaps you were Flllrgrounda on Doc. 2, 1"' :louse cleaning, or special meals." off the heat and add the egg mixture, bails. not there at 1111, at !O:OOa.m. Coplll of tho plano mer .. The dangers of overspending ~:\1J.'!,.....·~~·\a.'!~·~~·~~l';' Just thought of us be ob.-:nad bt potantlel IJ'SUlting in Christmas bill blues in that clay, blddens lit tho olllco of tho January was .also discussed and S?olga County Whatever. you did to ~Jan ahead" was her advice. Commloalonons, or at tho .. Shopping the sales, making gifts, cDniOJe our hellrll, ollloo of lhl oochllact. All quootlono nstardlng selling up a budget, and considering Wa thank you ao tho plena aholild be a·Christinas cJ ub to put away money much whatever. dlractod to tho architect. all year long were among her sugRick l'lanlook ·at 11 4·1t2· the part. 'geSIIOnS. . MGIIIrllll....... ThefamHyof ·- Determining the amount of Each bid muat be 111oney needed for gifts several occ:omponlld "' llllhlr. bid PEARL PROFFIII bond in an amount with a months ahead and then seui ng aside "'•. auraty aatlalactory to tho tf'l fl..fl.'i )I portion each week was another It{ '*"b 1 hMflnD iilii t,Up.IOWf aloraaald S?olaa County way she suggested for avoiding the ~ Wfl ~~ .. CIIH< lo Hr;l't, 1~' 30 Announcements , . . . , lltHM!g,. Christmas bill blues. · In · As for entertaining Baer recom- ~ . ,. . mended preparing foods which can In lhl Wqrtt?-llmltlqlc Qq ~ In Memory :J 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 L' be made ahead of time as one secret Flllllf(, '11W Qrt/lqXhM '9''11/ntdl ~ LAWRENCE "Fred" -. -· . . -- . . SCARBERRY to being a good pany hostess. ~~-,.,.,.,D(NH'IIIIflln llmf ~~: l'utting fooc! trays not only in the 1br Q:d r, M At anty lfHI.W ~ Nov. 29,'1946-~itchen but other rooms was ,a sugNov. 23, 1991 !lftr Mz• lphfllt !IIlii· gestion for encouraging guests to You loft ue flva ~ circulate. i& 7 h. . ihll lntll'fd/blf ~ -· ago -She suggested preparing more ~ ,...tJq mAl rn ng ~ . . Our grief ciMp -food than is needed, then freezing l\.. lh« ,,,w Drpt ~-· and 81rong, -,jihatever!eftovers there are for fam- It\ SiC rw 111ft 11 nq 1/m/tpn ~ But th!OIIIIh the ,..S, --yoUr memory cioatt ily meals later. Textures, shapes, col- ~ hqrtlllWIV rpu 17 bw . , ~ -We'Ve maiutgMJ to qrs, flavors and different methods of hwryln nmr""'lwltiM ~~ any on. :; BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE : :: P,replration give variety to food Wa ·,.,.... _,.mmbar- and tray's, she said. As for clean up CltdMn X llllt!. . :: 2:00PM DAY BHORE PUBLICATION! :; "you'll thank yourself in the morning ~~ ~~ ~;,;Q( ~;,;Q( ~~ ~~ -no -if you clean up the party the night !ongar by our aide before," she added. Your memory !a ltll! This Friday, ~ v22nd · Tricks for quick treats were also 210 dear. PAJAMA PA '96 Jliven by Bacr-who suggested taking We know that you SPORT~MAN "*'y-made cookies. dipping them w/DJ JennHerT. 9 pm-12 mid: · watching in chocolate and sprinkling them And .. Jiu!d!ng Ul fronn I THE WATERING HOLE with coconut, · icing in white and llbove Prizes For Best PJ's · decorating with colored · sugar, We know you're 614-992·9901 with ua pt!lling on an icing glaze and trimWa feJJ your "'ding mini with chOpped red and green Jon. ' candied cherries. BINGO Fruit cill can be given a lift, she Post 467, Rutland . • ·~. by cutting it into bars and · Mon. & Wed., 6:30pm . 110 Help Wanted sire3ding with cream cheese. Bini $1300.00 & Growing Ster For using thai leftover turkey. SSQ.OO or 1110111 per siame. · ~ proposed a turkey cr~nberry WANTED: EMERGENCY RELIEF Beech Grove Road qo:JSUit. . WORKERS (Substitute$) needed to • The recipe ca!ls for a package of teach community and personal skills to cream c~se. softened, J/4 cup . TAVERN . orange marmalade, 112 cup chopped adults with learning limitations In their Euchre Tournament pecans. mixed together. A pound <1f own home In Gallla and Meigs Counties. • thin sliced cookecl ttlrkey and six Every Monday Night Hours: As scheduled/as needed; must ctoill8llta or ro!!s, split, along with be able to work evenings, weekends lllld Sign In by, 7 p:m. With 314 cup whole beiTy cranberry overnights. High school degree, valid Stalling prompJiy at 7:30 p.m. uuce. • 111e cram cheese mixture should driver's license, three years licensed !'!( spread on the ro!ls, the turkey driving el(peril~nce, good driving record REWARD s!jccl put on and then the cranberry and adequate automobile insurance .Anyone having lnfonnation. JIIIICC spooned on top. coverage required. Salary: $5.25/hr, to AmoftJlthe favorites of the cookoonqamlng ltolen pockelbcok start. Training provided. Send reau~ to: tuted by !hOse at :he "happen- · from -Tartan Parking Lot, int wen: the S!dliel Cooldes. P.O. Box · 604, Jackson, OH. plelll oontllcl Mldillllp4~11 , They were made with 112 cup ....... "' 12-ss.r l-4,a.l..,•llt · a ATTN: Cecilia, Deadline for &Dilillcalflts: butter, 2 ens. 314 cup nugll', 1/4 tsp: 11/25/96. Equat Opportunity Employer. '"""'"" . . r.tll salt, 1 lb. chopped~ I tsp. vanil· Giveaway Business Services Topl•,••••dcan99~-~~.~6 Public tlall u 10.00111.ot0L Waad, The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy •Middleport, Ohio c;agmaqa Needed To Ttach Community i:klrl9nWV. And PtriOnll Skilla To Adults ::z:::::.:.~------1 With learning limitations In Their 40 Hen· GIVIIWI)' Own Home fn Gallia And Maigs Busln.a u ,. -'--:---0-'ppo::::::. · rtu:::-::-n_Jty:;._....,' . - · INoTICEI ,., OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO..· recommend• that you do bull· nasa wilh peopla .you know, lncf ! ,...,,.--..,..--:-::,--,...;;..__ 1Count••· Hours: As .Seheduled 1 NOT 1.0 •nd money through tho '• 3 Shepherd Border Come Pup A1 Netdtd; Must Be Abl~ To mail until you hive lnM1tfga1H Bltclli /Whitt tit WDfming 2 Fe- Work Ennin~a. w.. ktndl And iht olllring. milt l<itttnl, Yellow Cringe Cob Appru. 7 Wontha Old, 01 •·256· . 1558. Overnights. Htgh SChool Oegr&e, Valid Oriver'l Uctnae, Three Yfttl Llcen•ed Driving E1perl· II- , onct, Good Driving Rt<ord And Potanllal Frcm Sales 8 Vlat Old SiameM Ftmalt Cll, Adequ1tt Au&omoblle.lnaurarn:e Had Sholl, Mu01 Stay COYerogo Required. Sala'l': $5.25 Doc-. p.alt,.hlp AVIIIIblt SIWI Buifd.. ong S.laa A•• Booming 11tg Pn>l~ And lOt Con.auuctlon CaH For Awalla~ · 303-751-4136 Ext-· Flnoat Sly ling S.lon Ia SHiolng ., Be1utifU! white Anoora cat, neu· Send R11ume To: P.O . Boll '04, Paotnorohlp llrny 0-tunill~ !trod, cltcla-. illata, 10 """"' Jtckoon, OH 4SB40: 'ATTN: Ca· Good Loco~on. Tired.01 Wlftoing wtlhoul olloor Pill, 8l ..882- 37111 dilL Otadlnso For Applicanll: Ill For SomtoN ElM? Do.....,. Ooon or81>1-8112-3114. ~- Equal Oppo<tunlly Employ· Bolli 614-3!17412 For Ootollo. - 114-3117-7123. /Hr., To Staot. Training PrGYidild. ... ··· ~- '· j �.. • ...... 10. The Ddy Sentinel Friday,~ 22, 1118 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP .. ll•iiMii • PHILLIP . ALDER 540 TRANSPORTAT'OfJ UIICellaniOUI MerchandiSe Club For Solo: - - All Equllpment. Strloua tnqulrltl OniJ, 114-44Mt28 • A.ll. To 12 P.M. for An Appoilli,.IL ,L .,.. Pnlfit - • • From s... lldll Nam. Co. Award· lng ~lllp In Open llorkeL a.-.. Slil<lo Or Conovuction. 303-759 311111 £111. - MUST SELL 1111 1•1t10 with fl"*' plato. Need Ia Mil IIIII. Coli REGINAatl1....,2-dot. 2 & 3 bedroom mobile home1 1....ting 01 S260-QOO, - r, wtt· tar and trash Included, 814·892· 2 I 3 Bedroom Trailer tlt4-448 0722. fJ1-4--448-7788. ery. 304-155-5185. 2 bedfoom mobile home for rani, NEW 1117 14 WIDE ::1 8ED.. utllitlas paid, "o pets, references .r- Bedroom, furnished apt Olpoalt ROOMII11,22S Fret Delivery & depasit, 3 112 miles touth at Sot-Up No l'liy1111ftll Untl Ftllru· llidllopor1, Sa, 81.-387.()(111 . OIY._.:;_,IIe_;_)_ • ,,_.-_;_,.:25_,_·!0_70_._ _ _ 2 Bedroom Mobile Homo. Mtr· 1cttville ~rea. No Pttts, Reterenc- HARTS MASONARY • Block, bricllo & 110M WOrk, 30 Y•rl tiPifttnce, fHIOnllble ratH. 30.4•5-3511 oflor 1:00pm, no job to -or., BIG. .WV-0211!lle Ntw 11187 1• WidH, 2 -oom, $15,225, kM dalivory lind Mt•UP, No p:_enc until flbrulfy 11187.1 251-5070. N• 1007 14•70 lhrH bedroom. lncludu e months FREE lol renL Only $115.57 1101' month- S005 - Colll.-837-3238. .,,... ___... Al ... - .......... ln t4f•lrU1joctlo IL-Fefr-.gNI. ---=-It> toiCtta,.......,paafa::•w». lin I r au or dllc(.mi 111101'1 tiMid on rw::e, cob; f81a1an. Ollgln. orq OI'ILIIonol -tnt ouch pooloiOiico, .'"*'•• _.,_,....,. In- j"''fWMinol ~ .... lor ......... aflhllrw. ow-.. .,.laleby --ILIOid ....... DatiMitln thll ra : ; sr _....,._ .,.. 7 l•onanaqual HEAl f.STATE 310 Homel for Sale 122 Highland Avt. 3Btdroom, 2 ._th, ....,.. tiJr gao lurr11u, eentral air, full basemenl. $45,500. 30!-875-1120. 3 bldfoom houae. 1. acnt more or ltll, fenced tront yard, Rack· spring• Rd., PomerOy, 1114·012- . 2181 . 3 lltdnlom Ranch, 3 letha, Full Baltment, Gerage, Gat Heal, Fo piL:ao, - . Lorge 1.o1. 511, CIIJ 5choolo, $89,500 li1•· """743e IEIIIIningal. 3 Bulraoms, 1 Baf'l, Kild1en Ap- Anrac:m Interior, Full Llnllnlohtd -~ I Car Go· rage, Now Vinyl Sldlno & Hell PomP. City Schoolo, e, .... ,. pfianc. ., 0151 . "Ice 1 112 Storr Houoo, With Building, 32.8 Acret, Localion State Rout• 1 South 814· 256- 1171. 31 Acre• 3 Batlroom House. .51,!00 114-258-8710. 1 room houae wilh battl, goOd . . . . . . ...,.. - w i t h finanate, ... Guida.. 132 BuntrI"AAt. I'UIIIODJ4 81.f..t92-25i!l. Ctortllw'e FMiflr Llwlog lilt ........-:a 4 bldioom house. _,.,,.,~CIA.-car­ port.-., -llding. oulltuifd. 1ng. sa.ooo 080, e1..-...s14. Four bedroom hou1e, ana oulllultllng. 1+ we of lord, Chir, 112 Y••• old oldlng, $26,000 OBO, 014-e82-4&1 • . -Anti Lot For 8tla: 2 Bedrooms, One Bath, S8DO W.A.C. Eur Terms, 1·800- oa.n, :...etiOO, lok F« Ollvid. -pnce Reducecrt Lo9 Home 3-4 bedraom, 2 baths, heat pump, 2 car .,.., 3.1 .ern, 3 112 miles ' " " " - 104oe7SMIO. AlYEA FRONT PROPERTY, "'''" NOUH, 727 FIRST AYE· NUE, GALLIPOLIS, 111,100, .,..._1112. 320 Mobile Homes . for Sale 1112 14x85 Brookshire 2bed· rootn, IOtal tlecltic, heat pump. .. 1500. :J04.578.20o16. 1113 Schultz t4x7D With 7'x2t ' E•pando, 3 s.ctrooml. 2 Balhl, CA. H"t Pump, Loll Of E,~ttrall E - Condition. tt• 241 IP . t••.ooo. Neg. - 1 " 7 1• WIC10-1 - · $7991 down, 1150/mo, wilh approved -.Csll-100-8111-em. texeo 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tlt7 2581. " 2 Ll'lling room auitt, like new. 1 TV tloor model, 1 c:onaolt lltteo New Upstairs effidanc:f. with Pri· vate entrance, comp tilly furnished, qultlsurroundlngs. lhrM miles from rhe Ravenewaod RltCI'IIa Bridge In Ohio. II you ore baking, Irs a IT'Uit .... Irs t3ao 1101' monlh. utili1ift 110 ir d - " S300 deposit 11 required . For more inlormation or an appcNnlmenl, call 814· 843· 5343 and lloor model, 1 antique dlnlno room 1 ... 304 458-1884 Nice IWO bedroom apttrttntnt In l'ornoror. no- 81..0021158- 2 Bedroom trailer. furni1hed , washer & dryer, a/cr S250/mo + deposit & relerencea. 304 -875- 0ne and tw'o bedroom apart .. ment1; also an eHiciency aptlrtmon~ e 14-11112·211111. ssso oao. S14-38?-0tt1. Fiest Pup, 6 Weeks $75 Each : 2 3 Piece Antique Bedroom Suite $350:,. 114•24 s.5881 . 3 Years, ISO Each, 814 -245· 5597. 1010 lincoln Collector Seritl, 150 A Piece Or All For 8135 , PelS fOr Sale 3 Males: Ran Terrie,. Mountain ~ 3 .ton central air condilloner, bouohl July 1998, uatd 2 monlho, Q;:o;.i;'Si;;p::P.;[Gi;~;-1 On~ 500 ~ado, ...1100. 81•-•.o,3437. 1180 • Drawer chesr, Unle Tyke workaha,., ot•·r Little "•ke to•s .... ,., • •• '• • -... bed, cto~anging table, sarolltr, .'Wilker, SWing. 304-675-4548. · AKC Bomo, ftlwn, block maok ~ •• mlrklnp. t200. 51 ...... cu•..eae· Che~y 90 S 0 With 5 PI k 1aa• CNhevy ~heLvet~e a&R,QOO ew Pamt 0011.1 1 uns Gr-.US750, 814-.$48..3748. 1111e1, • )[ Q 'J tit • A It U ... ... ,.. • .-,~ ': ~ • • 0870. ''·*down. t2101mo, free air, ...,. .,powed crecli[ 1-800-IIQI · em. 111·1 Ooublewkle, 3 bedroom, 2 - . .,,..,._, $22111110, !rae .., wilh approwd ctedit 1-800- • .anr: Plr - · Froe Da!Nary & .., ........ Unli - ·7,lllo 1-IIIH51.SJ70. 1M n.. ..._ E·Z finllncing 2 11 .• aaa 'as•. eround 12001mCJ, ., - .,.,., """ - "'"7. "· No1-100per· .... ..... ,,.,...., ,.,, "•JG ~ Olllrl , . .7 dool-dt. -·- • 10 • 4 • J 10 0 7 4 •-oo ••··-z•••· "'• • u . - - -.:~~ - · 1002' llozdo Picft·Up, Chovy V-ll, Needl A Lfitlt Wiuk, S1.050 080, 814· 25a·1252, OU ·250· •"' ..' . . ., ., I •• BARN£Y · 1• ,. ' 2+ 110"1 LU, MAW? Eu& 16 S6 Pul Pul Pul l'ul ,. ,. 4NT ·There ate t~e monthly bridle m•sniMI ~d. The cloiMt ID my heart II ' \IM•dDII becaule I ueecl to be Ill tor. The IDcumbent, Mart Horton ·(the tlilrd 1lnce my tenurel, hu 1iWD BM a pod '-11ft. YOUr G..KIC6 A~N'T .IAN~ 601146, rr IOING 11 yet, o f - . It IIIII alma prlawfly It ·the dupllc&te pla.yer. I partleularly like David Blrd'1 uti· MO~f clel about the IIIODb of 81. Tltu.l. For IT'S MQ~ onee, the pompo111 Abbot p~ well · In thll deal · Three clubs It fourth-lull foreln1, FIFCCNADK XN VIID 'KPIIDAXNIIFI l8ltlll(l up a forclnaauctlon. lrllead, a Jump to three hautl would !law been . U II W C x·u o Vf· KPDJAD. HNNK ' I 0 bivltatlonal. ' I •• '11·22 I Weal le~ a trump. On lbit · KPIIDAX K N J' X KPIIDAXNIIFI dnmm,y, the Abbot Dlll1llilliJ' uld; •we bid It well. • But bl1 multiple ohln1 •II A N X X • HDNIIHD v .. ll Ill 11'11 • • dropped a few flilora when Eat ell•· carded B club. After thou&hl, the Abbot unblocked d1lllllDl''• diamond PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'MIN~ Tlbaldl wu - . y a - and very 111m ldDc. cabed the &picle -,ad ndred ... n had dlmp... of lion."- (Optla 1N<18g111') Rudolf Bing. ·• fiiMide In lwld. He too!~ the ace and queen of cllamondl, pl.yed a club to dummy•t li:ln1. c11bed the club ·ICe, and rufled a club wltb bl1 la1t low lAM I : trump. With a amlle, the Abbot an- . . DOUDced U..t he woald talr.e tile lut four trieD bleb croMI'IIIf, 1ot1en ol the • An . excellent recovery." aald . .; . low,'""' rc""""led -.Ia be- . 10 ·lorm· foor -.11. Brotller Xavier, tile Abbot'•,putut.. . "That mult !law been quite allbacli: to NAWSKV ftncl the II lf!llllil a.o.• . , · •11o1t people would baYe been 2 · ;r----,----.~ . thrown by It," the Abbot replied. "It'• ! IF OtiE GIJV not my atyle. One baa to 1tay eom· ~ · AN !>.CT jloleclat tldlptne.• . OF ~ILl., THE OTHER To tubecrlbe ... - year (with alrWV ' HI<& TO GIVE r..:..:E;.;.;.' llllil u r.r u New Yort>, aencla cheek HIM SOMETHIN"- 1 , Cor ·$55 to Tile Bridle World. It W..S ITS A~ u~mEN !14th Street, New Yoit, NY 10025-?IU. RUL.E! One political science !:I ::E=E:;:N. • ~ teacher lold the class lhal di- · --1.-J.L--l__J..--1 plomacy was doing and saying ..----..:..;__-_,nasty things in the · · · · -· • · •. ANY GtteGICf/116 A(,(,O\J,TS .... &..IICt . •• THE BORN LOSER · •' 6PL.AT I" ' .... liD. .. · - ' • I ..,, )j I _ ~_...,...... _ _ ,·-·!-~~-~!!!"'"~"!,!..... ~ - on 1 ,,. e · ~- ,....,.--.,..,..,..-.,----1.-... llolt: 2 Room And aa• ~~;;~!d~t::~~~~. ~~.....,...,~ "' I ' room. All Ulilitl•• lneludtd 1115/Mo., 513-57..:1631. • • _ _ ..,.' " l 'E ,,• ' •.,' ~ j . .. ,. -~~' "J '·" • ' .l n"" So,..,. ["'lp"*" 1J40 Hey. 0111111 =·:::: ~· _c ... ;,;,,.;,;, ·_ _,_____ Buytno "Old" Hanel Stichtd : Ol1fltl, IPiuo Old Fl-td Fttd - F o r 135 A Lotd, Will Cttlh l'oJd S1H4s.t... o.IIHI, 114·311·1010, 814·311- silo: 81110. - or ...,,.. ~ '~ ,~ Jocund • Eight- Venom - Regret- ENOUGH Polilician!! know you can 't fool all the people all the lime bul they figure once every four years is good ENOUGH' I FRIDAY NOVEMBER22I • l -r' -.... • ,; '1 .1"" - ·AI111J -I"""'tllnd eta· IIYtrJ onHrblo. Morvan F11m - 7·2!118. ' 1017 Ford Rongar, V... 5 _ . , long btcl. 7MOO milts. 30!-1!752145. YES, IMAM .. I WAS - ~ ' v• DO 'IOU EVER WONDEK ABOUT THIS 8UIL.DIN6? JUST CJ.IECKIN6 TJ.IESE WALLS.. .. ' '"' ' .J •"' ;: ... .. '.. • ,l •. ' -··' ' ~ j '-~ . AS'I'RO~OBAPH -;" ·I • BERNICE BEDE OSOL · 11111 ,.,,.~r. P.O. Box 1758, Murray GS•• (lilly 21...,_ 20) You could be · HI S1811on, -York, NV 10158. Ma1c,f .IUclditr tl)an ueuallodey In an &lfl"98- . . IUfe ~ ~I I I eel ZOIIIc tlgne. .. ment _ , Is already Uriilat WIIJ. Do not · CAJIRICOAII (Dio. 2Nitn. II) People l II)' 10 launch 1 new pn>jlct on ~r own. · ..clevenla wll ortttaraund ~today. ~ CANCIII (June 21-.IU!y 22) Paopflllke YQII will be at the olan lmprnt'le you lor who you are, nol lor whal you tolar.,...,.. · ' Yqur . AQUAFIIUS .(Jen. IO·Pell. II) ·ol liming wll.be one of your blat 1 uele today. Utilize lhla tklll whtl11 '1bur . 1lllfi1PIIng to conclude . , . . ... ......., ' I'IICII (PH. '· your -'diJ COl-•• dll.oa-1..1.., ,•' ...... beo01•• In lmpr,ralva _...Nil Tune IIIII _,and toout H you dO 1101 10) " . on ct/latd _,gel . ' . ' .. ...,. "' .. . . I I if ea ·: ' ~ . ..-,-... ~ moat ~ .. ~ ,.1 .J I~ f ·.-''_t i ~r nolle! opponunltlea tlllp by. WIQO (Alii. 2M1p1. Ill) Your 1n1tinC11 will raM you wolf tOday. If you heve lhaugllllhraugh W1IITII.tg Cll'llully and you ,... good lbout l •.don't haallllt~ 10 * .Piftlll. . ~ ;. ~ ..,_In u. ' .. .\ .: a• •1• ~· \ ,,( have. In IICI, people would like to -placet H !hay could . LID (JUly 23·1\Ufl, 22) Condllions wiU 'oonttnue to move In a la.Orable direclton, tiJPeCfai!Y In lll(llrd lo ftnenoes. Do altltllll on • · will ~ ~lljl"f, h~ lhll ARIII (118rGh 21•A,.tl 11) Wlahfill u.IIA (lepl. D-OlL U) The. lime" . ......... yaur--lfldt,.: II I.e t. .. . . tldltg you 1111'""-lodly, blf!lll1llol'you lol•111111 oufWILihitg , UGIJTAIIIUI (liM!. U.0.0 11) K. . ··ao ..... tiMi I 01 ol lloilliiiiiiiNnlll. W biiiM .. *'-fll you 'Ill well II othltl. INI-~ID-'tMIWIIU~I Pill .-IIWI....tgliil'illolni)'OU-Io , 111il . . nolbUbulltl U'll..la.ty. llldly• ........,. . . 111 bigger lhln ". idlfc.,,llfll rallng. .· 'I ICQFiriO (0111. No•. D) You IN. a IIIeY hive liMn II Oilier lhnef, AllfO- I TAUFIUI (Ajlrll M MQ at) PUll'! JOIIf" IIIJOd ..... llld today you'l be I !J..,tl PtectiOIIOnllqr 1111 year 4hnd " Nil IIIW 11*1·- i tqcMy, IIIOIIIM big I QIOUP Pfllllcl, . . . . ft II inlke wonllerful Cftrlalm" IIOoll!ng '•y011'11 .. ' II o1 .diJinO ..alng INnlt· : tor 1 Hlloul I1U1POM or merely I plee· ...-....~a~ a1 zodllo. 1111 f91VIIIIIOUIIw ta~llltlund 11y to _,. . tunt111t !Or l&tllh llld WE to AfltOoGIIIJh, olo "1111 ~· . .• . .. . ... ftlpll t 1t wtrina. . ·. -t ... ... ; r" ' Salunlliy, 23, 111111 .: having a good lime. heve ~ever~~ thlnge you've hopld lor ooukl ;. plant, lhln try 10 find OUil!hlle the Nelly In u. yew llheld. EaCh .. lcllon 11. ' :• ' ..: ' I lUI 'i • - - . , . . , . , . , . . llollll'l,l. :;l:., .: ','(' Hnl P~o~mps, Alt Condldaning If !bu lllln'1 Coli Uo Wo Bo1h LoMI F•11 E1tlmo10o, 1·10Q.201-QOOI, 814-...e-83111, W¥002145, constd Eflctrlclan. Wotoh Ei.ce••·4•1·HIO, Oampollo. > -i I RSeS CERTIFIED DEAlER Roaldtnaet Dr Com- Wit. lng, ...,.. Or llo!ltlrl Lf· ,, ' .. ~t :· • • <• LAWRENCE ENTE-ISES eleculclan. Ridenour ~=~car. WV000301, toH711- ' I SCIIAM-I.ITS ANSWIIS 840 Elactrlcal and Allidln.._l or oommeu:lll • . !• f!elrlgerltlon I . '!J I,\_'~ ' Uprighl, Ron Evono ' En10rprioeo, . 630 LIYeiiOCk a,.·21~3110ade2d.• B•ougham or LS, ••• · Jackson, Olio. 1·8011-537·05211. 17 Ytor Old HorM G•eat For 720 -..-k· 1 "•'Surpluo C-lloge Clotlt- Troll ~··m !1380. I lng, (lnsulaled ccwerall1. brown duck blbo $351 . Slim 7 r•or Old Mort, Wtlf Brokt, 1HO F- 100 Ford Ronoer, ville't by Sllndyvllo Fall Olllca. llly. IISO, ., ...r00•11323. lhortbtd, 67,000 mileo, 3 opttd frlday-Sundly NGOn·S:OOpm . an column, QOOd ahape, runs 01hlrdlyi ... 3114-273-~K lktd cowo. moody H•elo•d An· ~· $1 ,250, e••·a.3-~1 otter gus crones. Contact Harley ....,., .. ventleu gas hMrert, Uroune Alee, 11'· 887·3388 or John 1070 F·ord F·250. o~ .... , ............. h..ten & wood ''"'" In '*k . Rot. e 14.ee?.-7. ,.....,.._ -. 104oe75-7421. ancl Tranoomlooion. T"l'ptr, Cat· lie Rac~o. Good Shope, t1.200. WNITIE'I MITAL DITIC:TOIII 014-255- 171111 ~on Allloon, 1210 Sacond ,... IIOCIIb, befOI of hty, uo ~r • •o - r 114-7U· •· ~~~~~~~~~~ nue. G ollipollo, 0111 o •••· ..5· - • · 01~·7~2 ·· R no Al""' ~ . ' ' " :. .,' l win-. Buy or telL ~Nerint Anttqutl, 112• £, lltln S1rttl, on RL 124, Pomeroy. Hooro : M.T.W. 10:00 o.m. to 800 p.m., Sunctor tOO 10 : t14-H2-252e, RuOI • .. .... ., , I oa· IMrW- 1 and 2 bedroom 12x10 - - v.ry Cl-. oportmonll 11 VNiegt Manor oncl f - t c -. CA. & -~ Riw<llcla Apartmontoln Middle· !017 Prm IF Pold, 1 111ft From port Ftom f232· l35& • Co! l14~.,. 7 ........ - - "--'• - · - · I Ho urlng 114 Ulllli-5P.II. lllnlloo. . CillO • ! 1 ~~ .\ l -en_... ·Antiques - ,, . ll;o I ~ one"'"::frlke:rclntmlx 530 '" ,...., ,.•( ~ .I Equipment ' .. 'l' ~ Motor Homes 610 420 Mobile Homel ror Rent I Comple1o lho chuckle ;quoled . by f.lling in the milling words L-....1.-.1...-1-..l..-1-...1 you develop from olop No. 3 below. ' Home Hou• fDf u1t or r.ent: 2br, Park Orfvo, 1325m'a. 3114-87S41753. I I I \ TRY.TIG 1--r-1;_lr--;lr-,rnr..-J Q • Winchtlter Yodel 70, 1 MM MogiOim .,Buohntll Scope, Never Fired, 1•25 Ctlt u•· •OI·OOIO AIM For Glty'. • I' L. " Otor Riflt1 I Seopn 304·575· 5132. 1 =c=~ : :~ ·~7. .I r I · '' •I ~" · 0 R"'ra• l~....,.r;_;p N:. .,;r- -~1 •• ,• . J BIG NATE M I • •••llll "· -I I:~:~t,~~;~~~ ADpua B)' Pllllllp AJ4er "'' ==:..:-:.;::;..:::::.:::...___ Pul Pul . Pul l'ul .1'101111 . From.over the pond i 0"' . we. . Pul OpeniDg lud: • 9 I '""o:oopm ,;,;:;.:.;:;;,_______ I ,.•• ' [HAD THAT ••4. --:::---::-----1 - Vulaenble: Nortb-South Dealer: SOUth \ llelalll 'MeMBER WHEN • •• ~"""--· ...... •• • A 10 IS 2 +AQI712 65 r- •-wos HOMIItl Lui 201. 1barh, 11a twel, cook, ratalr,. remo· ...... Meek• ..,.. central .aJc, MDUI2"-1'5-83e7. .,,...,11711ctown,U7S/ _ . , Ftee NI,..,J & ltWp. 0n1r • 0.1 1011 Ho~s. Nitro . tJ5S • Q. 2 ,.,. I; liT ~ IUYEAS E·Z Ff· IIIAIIDIIII 2 Or 3 Btdroomt, • Q J 10 t 2 • •• ... .;:. , :.; 1Q82 Ford XLT, loldld. trailer'* peckaal, '3.02 engine, OM owner, ' 611:1 Save Big I Tradal Accepted, .... Cook llolort, 01 ~ 1 03. :.": a wv. '· Will · ;: •, 1 1 5-10 ·1 Wl1h To'-l'licltage, port c oge, -"'' 1002 Caprice, good run- ning cond. beat oller . 304 ·875· ·2714 or 304-tl75-1 577. ~·7tS 11·- -"1 • :.;.,:_::::_:.:..:_::,__.;____ 1 Female Ratt Territt'l 18 Months, = ·: .:.:'": :.·= ·.=:..;:::;;_·- --1 560 3 Outlaw II Aluminum Wheels S050 fi<m, 81.-llll7·3<110, To Gallipolis, 1275/Uo., lncludel Warer, $200 Deposit ReferencM, 8 t 4--M&-8805. '83 BUick Electrll, body fair, runs, ou.m ·7271 . '92 fard Taurua, 4 door, wnlte, tilt, ci'l,llae, 73,000 milea; ~~~~~~~-:--:--:Tovota. 4WO, 69,000 mllea. run& gaod, body. rouoh : both UIOO 11181 ClltYy S· 10, ..yi. 5apd, lit, OBC).814-N5-3382. am-lm, Rally whHII, bed liner, .:.:.~-.:..:..C-'----:-:--:-Itool box, extra ciMn vehiCif, ant t1J78 Camara , runs good. body owner, 58,000 milaa. 30"' · 1!10~· rough. $400. 304-89§.3571. 3410. teave message. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Clo11 5121. 1080 Chawy S- 10, 4cyl , 5opd, good cond . $2,500. 304·875207•. ,. IF Mill :wi Ot Cllct'.mil.aiOIL1 -IE 11.01•-440-1158. Rio Grandt, OH Call 6U· 2•5· 71 0 Autos for Sale :soots By Reefwlng, Chippewa, AKC Cocker Spln·iel pups, buH :Rocky, Ton)' .Lai'na. Guaranteed 1 1885 Cadillac . FlttiWOOd 1736. month with only $995 down. Cill ' Bedroom trailer, you· pay utili- One bedroom apaftment in Pt. Loweat Prices At Shoe Cafe, Gal- colot, l 00e1: 304-e75-1782. ._ll,pol-iL RUSS 11 01 ..38S.otlllll. o- Get"nn She"'-rd pu~ Brougham E~ecellent COndllion. · ,9~4 Full Size Dodge Truck, 2 ties, $100 depotit, no pets. 304· Plealllnf, fJt.f.OD2-5858. · - - - -- - - - - - I AKC •-v ,.._ ,.. Power Windows, Power Door 675-2535. Concrete & Plaltic Septic ·ranks, pies, weeks okf, 2-rnalet, t -fe-. Loclrls, AMJFM Cassette, Tilt, Whttl Dri,., 318. Auto, Lotdtd, One bedroom .fumisheC:J apartNEW AEPO'S ONLY Z LEFT 30 Crulu, Air, Power Seats 1 1,800 3<1,000 Milel. $12,500 OBQ; ' " ' Never lived In, Free Oeliverr 2 bedrOom, on 112 acte lot, deCk. ment in Mldchport, call et ..·«B- 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron ~:_~~~ shots $ wormed " 3091, S14-992· 217a .. e•• -992Evans Entlfprlsn, Jackson. OH 814-441 -1975 Daytime, 8t4-245- Ford Rrnger SIOndOrd 2 Whoa! And S.t·Up, No Payments Until fronl porch, 1 llortigt lhed, ~I Drive, 1&,000 1111111, t:I,OOO 080, 53)4. or 114-092-5231. 1-8Q0.537·95211. AKC Reg Germon Shtphood pup- 00184 Evenings. ' February. 1107. Callt -100-251 · IJr llinolo dwelling or omall !emily, 814-258-1233. SOlO. S200 pluo utii.... 814-992-2622. One bedroom, furnished, e11tra OP Exercin bike ; AB trai ner ; pies, 7 weeks old, first lhols 6 1985 Okls 98 Regency PW, POL, . 3CN-e75-4281l. PS, &OK Actual llileo. S2.aoo . 730 vans' & New A.pos, only 2 leh, never 2 Bedrooms, Addison Pilce, 12201 nice with privalt ennnce in Mkf. .014-742· 13<17. dleport Call &14· 354·4084 and AKC Reglotortd Cocklr Spenlel 61H45-5887. ~- In, frM MINtry lnd HI.YP, Mo., Waw Paid, 61.,.~3437. '88 Chevy araztr au1o, Earn Christmas. Host a Tupper - Pups. Males & Fem.kta, Caloll: No payment unlil February 1W7. · lteYtt '""·~ware demonstration. Extra gilts. ChOcGiate, Black, Blonde, Buff & 1986 Celebrily Eurospon 80,000 94,000 ""'-'· 614-702·2140 oflor ·-25f.5070. 31Wdrooms, 2 Baths, Acre & 1f2 1Win RiYira Tawer, now acc:illpttng Call 1·800·484· 1782 S.C. 2719. S!>m. White, Gt4-44$-a742 _ • miles. S2,000. 304-875-4361 . $325/Mo., Deposit Re(Jiired, 513appltcatlona tar 1br. HUO subsid· NEW'f lank Repo'l, Owner fi - 574·2539. I '91 Chevy Suburban 4••. :ISO ... Jzed apt far elderly and hindi· Electric typewnter, 2 Little Tyke AKC Registered Dalmatian nupo nancing avaiablel 1171/ma. Free tomatic, air, srareo, high miles, .sw1ngs, 2 wood burner sroves, l d 11/23198 s~ 1088 Ford Thundefbird, 'Fair ~ & IOI·IIfl. 304-755-7181, ' For Rent Of Sale: 1987 14xBO 2 ooppad. EOH 300-875-8e111. VGfY nice, $9800, 814-DU2,..111. ambulatorv chair. 304-882·3339. 'P 81 • rea Y • ~"'"'· fJ 14:. Bedrooms: No Pe11, Vlfy Clean, after Spm. · ~~ aile~ Bpm or a~ytime S~pe, Good Running Condition, Unlurnlohtd. 3 bed"'om tiPI. ~. dr, lecrlllca $1,200 Before 6:00 CaM 814·448· 1065 Ford Ranger 4 Whotl DriVe, ' ,' 61 ..258-6Qf19. ' 1 112 batl'la. 1300/mo plus utili· Yust Hll 5 display maclel Oou1052, A'1er 8:00 Call 614-446· Rtcenlly Rebuilt Transmiuion, blawldeo. USSAVESSS Free oet- GrMn Terrace S2651Mo .• No ' ties. Deposit 1 rtlerences. Call . FALL SPECIAL Bordai Collie Puppy 8 Uanths 1421 . Top Of En'gine,. Body Work, up & deUvert, free central air. Pet1, 3 References, 814 -448 ao..ets-2""S. 92% High Efficiency Furnace, Old Pick 01 LIIIM. Sconilh fllood$3,500 Or Best Oller, 814- 251Oakwood Homt1 Nitro. 304· 0737. 60,000 BTU ·S7a5; 80,000 BTU • line $35: AKC Rtlfllotered Sib&· 1987· Olds Cuttasa Supreme, very nice grou'nd 11oor apartmenl $885; ·, 755-5885. 100,000 BTU -$995. The rlan Hualrly Pup~et, Exctlltnl 98,000 miles, V-8, automarlc, 8800. Mobile Home and Lot for Aanr In quiet aurroundings located Above Prices Are For Furnace Blooclint, 81..,. .. 6-9290. good cond. $13,000 . 1114 · 448 - 1986 Chevy Full Size Conversion three mi181i from the Ravenswood Only. Free Ellimate To Install Schull 12x85, lair conc:l., 2br, WI 81..-1219 1087. Van, While and NIYy Excellent Rito:l'ie Bridge in Ohio. Completely Furnar.e, Duct Work, Etc. 5 Year CFA Registered Pellinan Kinent. l&ogt utility room, refrigerator, low Mileage, 81 4·441Condition, furnillhed wilh washer, dryer, dishNi~ 2 BedfOOmJ, $225/Mo., 8 11ova & 2 window ac, $2,800 Warranty All Patts. Ulettme Wll· 1200. Wilh Breeding Rlghla & 1988 Cougar, axeellent GOndition, 11126. Miles Down 218, Nice, Referenc- washer and Iaroe kitchen with all renty On Heat Exchar\ijer 614· Pedigree. Phone: 814-258-et07 firm I04oe75-3000. can 61 ..992-32... et, Deposit Requlfed, 814 -448- appliances. Nice bath with taroe 446~. 1·8l0·291·0098. 1986 Ford Rangitt V--1, auiOmatk:, thower, large ma11er bedroom Stcilonal Home 80x24 3 BR 2 am. 61..:156-8251. AKC Cocker Pupo, White, Bull 1988 Escort GT Black, Sunroof, Bath, 2 LR's, On Rented lot, with a working fireplace. Living Fir111 wood for sale. 30-4-8-75-7937 Spots, Shott, Wormed, Tails Cruise Control, $1,500, 614·258- till, ac, nice aruck 4,1114, roll bar. :ll•-675-3229. Trailer lor Rent. Beautiful ·River araa hu lots of room. At $400 Of 304-875-5053. · Phont:e••,..a-3507. Docked, . 2 Females, 3 Males. 6163, 614·38&-8459. View: _Kanauoa . Foster's Mobile 1101' month utiillel lnchlded. A Fi replace lnnn Glau Doors, Ready 11118188.1150, B14·4-4tl· 1fj91 Dodge Caravan LE. looded, Very nice 1915 1.tlt70 with 2 Home Park, 614-441 ·«)181 1988 Nissan Pulsar, new ltres , depoall of 1400 is required . For 1100 ve'y nice condition, hlgJl milet . batha. large Island lrlltcl'len with • brakes, e•haust, auto, ac , more information call 814·8.43- Screen 2 Fans. 614-446-,387. Asking $7,800. !Below book valpatio door. CsN 814·385-9021 Ilk Two Bedroom Furnilhed On F1acCocker Speniel puppies, 2 bfackl $2,000. OI!Cl304-675-5332. ue). 614·441 ·0135 Aher 5:00pm. coon Creek, Cora Uill, Deposit, lo.rMb. Firewood For Sale, S-4D A Load, white males. S50ea . 304-773· N~ Pets, $250/Mo., 614 -379- 450 · 614-258·1831, 814-258·1540. .so~. 1988 01ds Cella 88, 614-992 ' Furnished 1996 Chevr exlendecl caD, 4wd, '· 350 Lots & Acreage 2929. 6660.. 350 au·to, loaded, asking ~ Rooms Firewood for safe, $35 load, split, Mtlead' s Poodle Grooming.• 1993 14X70 2br, 2bath, Iota of Two bedroom mobiie home, S250 1988 Oldo Otlta 86: 10'iv Oodgt $23,000. 304·675-5332. CUI, delivefad. 304·895-329g. large dogs groomed, bathed and Circle Morel, New Ownership, e11tras, on 8110 acre, Crabcreek plus utilities. call 614-gg2-5of43. Van; 1984 For~ Ranger, All A·1 87 Chevy Scottsdale n 2 ton 4 • 4• ~ewly Remodeled. Efficiency . F~- For Sale: OoJt $35, Picft. dipped; S•o : Iaroe Collieo, $35; .Rd. $35,000 . 300-075-3720 altar ~ .,..., small Collie, 130; Cocker Spang~ar, 814· 448-9538, &U -387- 350, auto, Cluise, tilt, new tires & U Lotd, 8 Rooms, HBO. Cinlfi'ID, ShowtJme. 14 1 5:30pm. ' 440 Apanrnenls P ·~ow· -. iela, $25 ; large Poodles, $18; Weekly, Montnlr Rates, 614-448rims, too manr exns to Nsr, verv Franklin Fireplace With Heat ama~ Poodlea, -$18. Call Coolville, lor Rent 2501,814-387-0612. 43. 7 acres located on Gold RidQe. 1988 Plymouth Sundance. Auto, 1 . --· ~ $8,000, 614·992~551 atw Shield ' Good Condition, All Ac- 814·867-3015. Darwin, Ohia. Two trailer hoo-a~ AMIFM Cassette, AC, Appro,11. 1 and 2 bedlnom apartments. fur. Roams far rent - we~ or month; 1 ups, lrae gas, reasoneble •belt Pets Plus. Silver 'Bridge Plaza. 73,ooo Milas, s2.1oo 6u-••' · 740 Motorcycles nished and unfurnished, aeturity SIIU'ting at.l1201mo. Game Hotel. ceasories, $250, 6 -1·.W6-3437. ollro", 010-9112-2029 after 5pm n Goll Carts For Sale. 30• ·875- liD% Off Every Tl'ing. E,.y 011)11 0191, After 4 P.M deposit required, no pets, 814- 814-~. 5162. 814·441.0770. -...:..-------~1 1988 Hariey Oavid1on 1200 '"' 73.5 acres stcluded hOme sire 992-22t8. Sleeping rooma with cooking . excellent hunting, Green School Poodle puppies- teacups, white: 1988 Ranger 4114 V-6, Manuel Sportster, f:andr brandfw!ne & 1 Bedroom, Extra Nice, Near Also ttlllltr apace on river. All black, only 101( niles, loaded WI ; IMII'Iel81o-245-5o483 Holzll'rs, $266/Mo.. Plus Utilities, hook-ups. Call after 2:00p.m., Grubb'• Piano· Noina & tePIIII's. toys, black ; also minia ture Hubs, 5 Speed, With EKtrasl 814· · chrome, &llcellent condition, and Schnauzers, AKC, shots ·Problomo? Timed? Col tho .46·2588. BRUNER LAND $7,900, 614·992·5174. . . ;.( J..:De;;:;po;.;;;t,;.tR..:eQJ;;:;.i;.;red..:·:..;.6;.;":.·:.44::6..:·29::5::,7;. . 304-773-5851 , MaJOrT WV. "NDrmed, champion biOodNne: 614piono Dr.l1 ......... 525 ., ..7'15-e173 687-3<104. 1988 T-Bird Turbo, mint condi - 198~ 4-Whaeltr, 350 Yahama 2 Bedroom Apartmant At !iO 460 Sjlace for Rent Indoor Sole: 2 Floh Janko, Sega tion~ 49 ,000 mllea, one owner; moto.4 ulilitr type, good c'ond, Gallia Co : New Parc.els On Grape Str•t In Gallipolla •2101 Puppy Palac:a l<ennelt, Boarding, new tires. all power. Call 304· Mo.! Calll14-388-1~ Mobile home sites tor fent, call 1 ~ ,Soper Nlnltnda. Choat of Draw. 12,500. 304-~75-2070. Friendlr Ridge Ad. 8 + Acres era. Sw-. Ful Size Bed Wl1n Stud Serv~e Puppleo, Groomlno. 875-7396 between 5:30 ~ 8p 'n Or 1100-837-3238. S7,500, Nic& level tO Acres lola"••• And Box Sp!ingr, Blkts, Bur. Sell iA Tr•,:l•, AII -Brteds. leave message. · ·191fJ totoriaa1=du~ Tnl~t"'4xtf 'Q;ean, • , ~ 2 BedroOms, No Pets, $3951Mo., S14,000 ·0r 5 Acres With Newer excellenr condition, many extra&. UllliliH Paid, $190 Deposil, e1•- Mobile hOm.- spaces !Of rent, up Bedspreads Wilh Shams And Payments ~elcome, 8H·388Double Wide $47,5001 Teens Run 1989 Chrysler New Yorker 5lh 1 ....00. 304-075-1758.,304-675448-3437. to 18x80's, $85 per monlh. water, Curtainl, Flame Interi or, Nice 0429. & Chambart Rds. Nice 9-12 Acre sewer and trastl'include'd, 514 - Clo!h;ng. 81 .. 446·1385. 318 motor, loaded, 70,000 miles. 31140. Registered f.tiJ,Ie Himalayan De- $6.!>00. lots, Plenty OlleYel·For t-tome + 2 or 3 Bedroom, 1 bam, UPIIIitl ~2-2187. clawed, Neutered, Vaccinated, 1983 Same as above, 38,000 Big Foot brand new SBOO 614· Vard SHl..,O~ + Up. Gallipolis, 11111. VIand SL Csl 300-1175-!05-1. JET Neighborhood At!. 10 Acres $50, 6U·256 ·6163, 614· 386· miles. 15,500. Cars in, perfect 388-9192 AERATION IIOTORS • MERCHANDISE $18,900 Or 22 Aeros Wl1h Pond 2bdrm. apts., total electric, ap• Repaired, New I Rebuilt In Stock. ..59. cond. 304-675-6132.· • I $25,000. Csn For Mapa T"""'l plianc:n furnished, laundf'y room 760 Auto Pans & CsN Ron Evon' 1-80Q.537-11528. lacilities, dose to school in tcJWn. 1989 Ford Probe, good shape. I' I MUS I C8 I 570 Accessories Mtigl Co: Less Than Lot Renlf S AppHcationo avalloblo at: Vllleoo 5.10 Household high mileaoe. $2, 000 OBO. 304· Uh Chairs, Electtic Wheelchairs, · Acres $8,500 Onty $1 ,000 Down G - API~ ••• ., calf 814-1182· Goods Instruments 675-7299. Budget Pr ice Transmissiona, v ~ 1102 Uo. /8 Yean Athena Co. 3111 . EOH. . Stair Lifts, Van Litts, Scooters, Used 1Rebuit1, All Trpes, Over ' I School~ 19a9Mercurr Topaz GS, lOOk FORSALE: CONSOLEPIANO New lUted, Bowman's Homecare, 30 Inch El..ulc Range, •95: •o responsible part wanted 10 rreke miles, automatic, rile, ar1ovfm cas- 10,090 TransmiSSions, Clulc:hes 3 ·4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Cenlra.l Inch Kenmore Electric Flange 814...... 72183: Flywheels, Overhual KHs, 614 Call For Maps I OWner Finane:· Gas Heat, And Air COlkiiUoned, Was 1125 Cui To 195; ,17 Cu. Ft. low monthly payment• on plano. sene, very weU maintained, excel' ".fll see local~)'. caH :_I -pD0·268-8218. lent interior, $1050, 614-849·231 1 245-5677 ing tnro. 1 Down + We WaN( /Orr• Hook-Ups, Oiah- Chest Freezer 1125: Hot Polnl Matching sofa 1 chair, tan with Finance Balanct, 10% Off Cash washer, Dispo11l, Fans In Every Refrigerator Was $175 Cut To rust & o~• floral dnlgl\ tHS: days or614-94Q-2644 8Y8nings. New gas tanks, 1 ·ton truck . ! PurchasOsl Room, Nice Kitchen, Plenty Of $150: G.E. Side Br Side Relti9· baby c:hangtng tabla with bathnet Kramer electric gui tar & amp, baby plus two pedals, ltllthan 1 yr. 1992 Dodge Shadow Automatic, wheels & radiatori. 0 & R Auto, Cabinet Space, 514-888-7174. erator $195: G.E; . AutomatiC with 2 shelves, S20: New Developmenl- Riverbertcl Es-· bed with ~altress, '$80; (1} Ntbo okt same aa new.c:ondilion, 1350 Air, Rear Spo'iler 65,000' Uiles·1 Ripter. WV. 304-372·3933 or 1· 3 Bedroom~, 5 Coun Srreer. Gall- Washer S95; Whirlpool Washer . 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GREAT CHRISTMAS Miles $15 . ~~0. 614 -441 -0153 , 1100 : Wood Dropleat Table $40 OIFTS1 Sl ,385. t30•1 773-518:!. 61 ~ - 245 · 5624. Improvements 614-258-1013 .Nordic Track Skier Sequoia ModFARM SUPPLIES 1996 King Cab Toyota Exc&llent BASEMENT ca,pet & Vinyl In Stock se:oo Yd e1 $250, 814 -092·5641 After e & LIVESTOCK Condition, 5 Speed, Low Mileage, WATERPROOFING . ·; · Mollohan CarpelS, 614-44a-744.. :;P.:::II:. . ------~-$18,000, Serious Calls Cll'lly, 614· Unconditional lifelime guarantH. PAIIIESTAA 448·7139. Loc•l references fufniahtd . Et· Christmas Gihal FOI' all your Tupperwa•e needo, includlno rt· Satelli.. Sy-. No~,.,._ Farm •a Chevy 2 dr. Sedan, good tabllshed 1975. Call (a14l 44a10 buy! br ~ WlfotrN1ion alit: shape, $2,4100 ; 89 Grand Prilc, 2 0170 Or 1-000-287-0578. Rooers placemeru or damaged produc:tt, Waterprooling. . Plene call Cathy 1-BU-384· 1-$l0-754-19380rdtrnow, get ' 78 John Oeert 2840, 82 hp., dr., auto, nice, $3,950, 21arge 6457. 1857 hra. with 1.48 JD endloadlt' -show Cues, good thape, 814 buc:kel and forks, $13,500, call 9-49-204Sor814-949-2838. Country Furniture. 304-675·6820.1 614 992 7421 Applionct Porto And Sonrlca: All I R! 2 N, Gmiltl, Pt Pleasant wv.l Rafrigeraloft, Stoves, Washers 1.::__-~,c · ..;:,-'·- - - - - - Auro l oana: ""10 ... D Name Brands .Over 25 V..rs ExI And Orvero, All Ra<ond 1 ' tioned ,ealer Will Ar· 1 TuM-Sat G-6, Sun 11 -5. ·range F'., · E If v perience AU Wotk Guarantltd And O•uranteedl $100 Ancl Up, 1987 Hlhn 440 HI · Boy sprayer, l,. ancmg van ou ~ · French City Maytag, 114·441: d · •o· h d bo Have Been Turned Down Before. h d 1. ! Freezer , Washer, D ryer, VCR . WiUOeli.....,. e14 'I ros1It nve, Y oma, Loans Av_aitabte For No Credit, 71115. 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Call 1-600·513·43•3 visit more children, 220 E Main WV. 304-e7S.7421 . Collina Con11ruc:ion- building 1nc1 Srreet, Pomerov, 011. 114-892· Simnfic:ltv Chi11,er Shraddafs 2· EJI. S-9388 l.lyMty now tar CtwistmaL ' •·,.. ' remodeling, .,.,.,. 10 YM'I t~~perl~ 25::.·- - - - - - - - 5hp models, c PI up 10 2" ltmbs For sate: 199-4 Lincoln Town c.~ Polly' s New and Used Furnllura 3::.7:: enct. Free estimates, 1114·ft2· 2101 Jefferson Ave., Pt Pllll· SIGHS AND LETTERS: large 1375 · 1• 8hP model, chips up to Ewcelltnt Condillon, 81.t -4.t6: 111110. ant. ~p bl Ch bl l 3. 1495. EllctUenttool lor chop.. 8899 Oaws ; st• -4 .. 8-3939 Ahtr ' ona • anaea e euer ping tobacco staiMs. l<telefa 5 DR'IWALL New Beaut)~ ReiiBo,~~ Spring.& Sian• S288-3.tG . Free Delivery Ser"lce Center Sl. Rl 87 . 304 - J ::'--:-:--::--::-:-:---:--:-Hang, flnlrh. . . . Mattress$200, 614-258-6593. and UIIIJI. Plastic ltntf• $SS. 885-3174. Must Sell : 1983 Jaguar $2,000 Celli~• textured, plasllt' repeir. tStconcl Box !'<ttl. MA ~~ 1• &20 W8 ll;fes. New Painl. tCompfetel New . Coli Torn 304-87&-••ee. 20 y..ra S.nya Office Ref•iga,.ter u ·cu. ~-=..:533-::.:30:53:~:.:!=::.·- -nttd tO BUy Interio r, Nice Car. Alol fnva,ed tlpotltnce. Ft 140; Walnut Finish, 814 -448· Sl b Wi.ll S"raf1ce s• 900 W'l C a Wood , Cut To Pref•rr•d DISparately lltklng small old g , I onsl'd• Ron'o TV Sllrvica -IINZintJ In 36UA,.7P.M. length U5 Tr\olclrl Loao. Dehv- fashioned eoJf stove, ualno e· erTratre. 61-4-446-8795. Zenith alto Mf'viCing most olhtr 520 Sponlng ..ed. 014·258· !602. otov• pipe, gaod cond. 304·576· Wanted to boy · 67 o• nMtr cobrandt. HOUM calla, 1-800·787· ' 0015, lw 304·578-231&: Goodl STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallan 2187ptict Otau ic, mu tt be 4 door, IJ. New ho,.,.e Starting at $185 ~r Illata ..8-0737. & r•ftrenctt required. 30-t·BI2· 2187. New 14x80 Only make 2 pay· mtnll a rncwe-ln, no payment ter 4 ,_,., free MH~P & deliv- 1811 Holida1 Barbie, Stove 175; Block, brick, aewer plpu, wind· China Cabiner Bes t Olfer, 814 · owa, llntefl, etc. Claude Winttra, N. 3rd . Ave Middleport, OH. 2 ' .. I �Michigan shocks Ohio State .,..,.1 • .,...__on peg~ ,_. Details on pageA2 evldMcll C1 .,.AI A Gannett Co. Newspaper -- -- ~-~-- ""1 ~\ f.• AS: " ~ ' ,, 'I ~ ·~ ~ _u,~ ,I • • :" q' • ••• ,AS LOW AS: .• Vol. 31, No. 42 Strickland returns to Capitol Hill - ' ~l'w,,.;.__ ter." Gannett New1 Service ,WASHINGTON - For · f~er -. and newly no-elected - Rep. Ted Stnckland,lt has been welcome-back time at the Capitol. Mr. Strickland, one oflhe scores of Democ· ~Is sv:ept away from Congress by the Repubhcan .ude of 1994, ~turned .t~ lhe City for C<_>D· gnoss1onal on~n~tion acbv111es last week like a fighter nocl":'nn~g a crown. . . , Only this bme 1t was the 6th Congressional District seat, which he lost in 1994 to Rep. Frank Cnomeans, R-Gallipolis, in a squeaker of a~ and won back this year from Mr. Cremeans tn an almost equally close contest. . Mr. Strickland, of Lucasville, .immediately ·. nonewed acquaintances ~ith an ele.vator operator .who nocognized him from his pnovtous mural• done In chlllk semce. . IMndecl Into the pln..r of He said the operator told him: "He (Cno.the lbrary wall with her little finmeans) was noal nice to me. ~ just like you betger. Ewntullly,lhera _,.11 one MjllcliMI 1 plo- mother going to churoh w1tt1 her llft!e boy. They ara gone now •lloyecl by 1 _ , . .mrm. But, Vllml Plkko)l ramembera th1 New PhHidelphll Public Library lind the delight In ·work · e.he found lhlfl • P.g. Cl . · SSpeed,Ai ·:· ~·. · . Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • November 24, 1996 By PAUL BARTON S.IO tm.es . •• AS LOW As Mr. Strickland, 55, stood in tbe hallway of the Longworth House Office Building, members and staff who remembenod him stopped to shake his hand. He said he feels more affinity with his first class: the '!"'mbers who came jn after the 1992 elect1ons, than he does with this one. "I am happy that I won. It feels good to be heno," he said, wearing what he said was lhe same "J.C. Penney special'' pinstripe suit he owned in his first term. ' But be seemed detennined not to gloat "I understand that the Republic is not going 1o stand or fall depending on. whether I'm in office. I try to keep that perspective. I am really gratified the people allowed me to come b~k." Mr. Strickland said. Congress is a diffenont place than when he left it after one term, however. It is now under Republican control. Mr. Strickland, a . agenda of the last former prison psyCongress," Mr. chologist and colStrickland said of lege teacher, said the Democrats' spir· friends have told it. him the chamber Meanwhile, Mr. has been marked by Strickland already "a kind of meanis setting his sights· ness, harshness that on legislation that was unnecessary" he would like to. while he's been introduce. gone. One bill, he said, ltepublicans would call for a now ano saying they· 111andatory jail seawant to erase the tence for candidates, panisan acrimony that marked 1995 and 1996. "who knowingly and purposefully violate Democrats discussed lhe situation during their campaign finance laws." own caucuses last week. Fines, lhe backbone of current campaign "There is a lot of talk about bipartisanship laws, do not scano those who have access to but a stated determination in stand up to ·the plenty of money, he said . Republican leadership if they return to the Conllnued on pege A2 ' . G-M CAA receive& funds for . federal . . emergency food, shelter programs ·Handicap no obstacle for ·Syracuse Oops! Calendar has Thanksgiving wrong deer hunter CHESHIRE· Gallia and' Meigs counties will ·receive more than $30,000 to supplement emeF gency food and shelter programs starting in either FebJACKSON, Tenn. (AP) ISy JIM FREEMAN Nil)' or March, the advocaCathy Mullikin's bird is cooked, Tlmee-Senllllll 9~ cy agency serving both cou~­ ·and her calendar is toast. SYRACUSE -· Nine months after toling lhe ties announced Friday. Mullikin had her Thanksgiving use of his legs in a tragic acciden~ Tom Lowery Gallia will get $18,378 ·turkey dinner already cooked took on a new hobby - deer hunting. and Meigs $14,192 to assist :Thursday, "and my friends and H~ was .25 years old in 1~81 when a house with the emergency activifuoily are coming on the 28th and trailer fell on him:· Later that year, 110me friends' ties, a spokesperson for Gallia-~igs P,mmunity·Ac!Uln l ...,l~l!<:t.,rc .•a.!!ioa J o Jbink I'm @. ~ taJ~ him · • ·':':.·~(:;.-::; "~'" • slie said. - . time, and since •• Agency said. '· · She· should never have ing. · . . . The selection of the counbelieved thai fnoe calendar. Jack· To date, the 39-year-old Syracuse resident ties for funoing was made by son-Madison County General and Sunday school teacher has taken about 13 a nationalooard pf voluntary organizations affii. Hospital gave out 40;000 of them deer, including nine bucks. iates supervised by lhe Federal Emergency Man· last year and every last one said On Nov. 13, he killed his second ll)·pointer. agement Agency. United Way of America pro· Thanksgiving was on lhe 21st He heard the d~ lllOVing around in the woods vides the administrative staff and serves as the instead of the 28th. befono sunrise and soon after legal shooting time g~p's fiscal agent. "I wouldnlt have known it was put a crossbow bolt through lhe deer's heart for a The hoard is charged with distributing funds wrong except my niece called and . quick, humane kill. appropriated by Congiess to help expand the asked what I was doing. When I In 1984, Lowery put down his shotgun and capacity of food and shelter programs in high· told her I was finishing up picked up a crossbow. That year he killed his need areas around the country. : .Thanksgiving .dinner, she sltid 'A biggest deer yet, a trophy 10-point buck. Local boards in Gallia and Meigs will deter.· mine how the funds . will be distributed among ··week· in odvance?"' Mullikin said. Ohio nogulations allow the use of crossbows SyracUH H~~;t!,'::-~.,.1• f':J~t't~':~i That. left her. with a dilemma: for deer. hunung, so I,owery uses a scope-sight· nine buck&, Including 1M 1o.potn.., 1~ I'll•.,. .. ..,. · programs ojlemted by local service organizations: her refrigerator isn't working very ed, Ohto-made Horton Supermag wh1ch he .. · ..,,. The board is nosponsible for recommendi.ng agen-' well and doesn't have room to favors due to its light weight. wheeler, miling him nosemble, in his w.ords; ''a large blob with a stem cies to receive these - and any additional ~ save a whole turkey. "I couldn't use a·regular bow." said Lowery. in the middle." · ;,: · . ' ·~· · ·· 1 funds available under this phase of the program. : And yes, the hospital knows In addition, Lowery's shooting is limited to a 90-degree arc, mak"A deer has a mental pi<:'!Ufe of w~at ' a man I()O!cs like," he said. · Under terms of the grant from the national about the error. "We've had a ing positioning critical. · "They see me and are totally baffled." · . . . board, local government or private .voluntary To gel into lhe woods, Lowery uses an ordinal)' four:wheeler. Prior It is after lhe shot when Lowery reli~ on his hunting buddies for organizations chosen to receive the funds must: .number of calls fnlm people who liave seen the error and called it to to that, he used a riding mower with its cutting deck .nomoved or relied help. For safety reasons, he always hunts with someone situated near· • Be non-profit. our auentioo," spokesman Ken on friends to help him get into position. Under Ohio law. he is allowed by. ,, ·• • ·' - ·' · • Have an accounting ·system and conduct an: Marston said. to use a four-wheeler as a hunting platform provided he d~ not us~ .'Til no~ax a minute,and tllen gp let m£ bud,dY·". ~e said. They tr.ack annual a4dit. it to chase down game. To change ~ars. he naches down and u~es his lhe deer, 1f necessary, ancfliMd'ifress it. ' .• ~ · .· · ·~ . · . • Practice non-discrimination. hand. · . Low~ry encou~e& _ . · 'a!!>!Qtotl;lers,.whp 'lilY haye ~imiliJi. hl\lld· • Demonstrate the capability to deliver emer• · ~ ~r 'The four-wheeler is a big help, I can go almost an)'Wheno,'' he said. 1caps. '1 gency food and shelter programs. He noalizes that s0me landowners frown on\ having four-wheelers in "I encourage it 100.p . :•:, he .said. :'You gain so~ confidenc~, • Have a voluntll)' board. . their.woods, but noted that mosi understand his special situation . self-confidence from it.':,. "'' '.J#.'(' .· ,. ;: · . · · Gallia and Meigs have distributed emergency . "Deer don't pay too much attention to the noise (of th~ four-wheel"It's a form of relaxatioo1.,_'1jlie jus.t bein' out in \he woods." Todly'•'llta.-~ food and shelter funds previously t~~rough CAA: er),'; Lowery commentc;d. · · Despite the high numbiir :i>'tbui:ks Lowery has (agged, he does not It was nosponsible for providing numerous meal~ 19 Sedloll8 • 194 Pages All of Lowery's hunting equipment is unmodified, with one excep- consider himsetr a trophy hunter. · and nights of lodging for people struck by disas· tion: a large camouflage blanket he made which covers all of the fourContinued 0'! 'pl&e A2, : ter, the spokesperson said. · AS LOW AS: 'I' V6 Engile, •. AS LOW AS: , ' · ··· Good Morning AS LOW By JiLL WILLIAMS ... - n1111e S1nllnet 81111 GALLIPOLIS - It took a six man, six woman jury just over an hour Friday to find Steven Y. Lent guilty of felonious assault on a two-year-old child at a Spring Valley a£lla aparnnent. · Lent, 28, formerly of Atheps, entered a not guilty plea by reason of insanity to allegations that he used ti belt to sevenoly beat lhe child of his live-in girlfriend on June 17. · Thnoe psychologista, however, determined that at the time of the' incident Lent did not meet the legal requirements for the insanity plea. ' . . ' Columns AS: hck Apderson BOb Hoelllcb ApplfMcn A4 Ibn SeW Cl Cl C7 ~Qi!Jilajor :~"to.. ~... • •; ilm• S•ldlllllllift · •li CHEVIIO'fl • OLDSMOBILE ...EK.S•TOYOia · '. ·Jury finds ·man guilty of assault agaitjst two-year-old child CONVERSION VAN • . Low: 40s up the loccrl scene • .AW.n Wheels, VI Vortec Pow• Locks, ... HI: 501 Karaoke Uveu ~ Defense attorney Richlll'll ~oderick argued "I believe .the defendant was overcharged. that the stale of mind Lent was in on June 17 Justice will · be served ·during fientencing," cannot be nocreated. Roderick said following lhe verd,ict. "You can't beat a child like that," Prosecut- · During the fii'St day of testimony, a video. ing Attorney Bnont Saunders said during clos- ' tape showing lhe extent of lhe child's ihjuries ing arguments as he held up a picture of the. the morning following the incident' was . child taken hours after the alleged beating took viewed by the panel. It WIIS claimed that the place . ."He (Lent) knew what he did was child suffered injuries til 80. perten.t of his wrong, and theno are thci nosulls." · •body. The legal definition of felonious assault is · Also submitted as evidence was a ·audio knowingly causing serijlus physical harm to tape 'of Lent speaking with ·a sheriff's departanother. ment dispatcher the morning following the Roderick said that while his client did not lleating. deny the assault charge, he menoly struck lhe , "I whipped him pretty good with a belt." child harder than he intended. Lent told the disp11,tcher. "!' figunod if I did something like that he would learn." Later in the same conversation Lent said he was punishing the child for taking his tobacco, The defendant asked what the punishment for abusing·a child would be. The boy suffered no scail; from the beating,. according to Roderick. The lashing he took di<l · not even break skin, he told the jury. . 'This was a tough case of child abuse. Jus: tice is served," Saunders·and Assistant Prose; cuting Attorney Mark Sheets said following lhe trial. "We intend to ask for lhe maximum sentencing." · Judge Joseph L. Cain set sentencing in the case for Monday. · changes in Meigs county's off~cial ballot count . · . ' · POME~(i)Y. Lut week:S official election count followed.a trend of incnoasi~g winning margins for federal, •tate, and· coullly ' candidates in their races in Meiss County, aa:ordiftJ tO final vote fisures noleased by the Meigs County Board of Elections. ' . In lhe Sixth District U.S. House race, nopresentativeelect Ted Strickland picked up 14 additional votes in his wlnnina bid to un~~eat Republican conpessman Frank Cremeans In the Ohio 94th District HoUle race, Republican incu;m;.lll John Carey ldded 24 \lotca to his winnina marain over Democratic challenger Jeff Fowler. In the County Commission races. DemOcratic incumbentllllet Hliward 111d l>emocratit Commissioner-elect Jeffrey Thornton saw ·gains in their vote totals. Howard incitasc;d her m~~~gin of victory by 33 votes over chal· · for the village of. Mid· •. "Overall, I was disappointed with the election Ienger Judy Williams, while thornton incnoased his mar- dleport. · ' turnout. We have had an increase in the voters nogistered sin of victory by 14 votes over incumbent Commissipn-Middlepon voters . in lhe county, and you would like to see all of them voteer Robert Haneabacb. narrowly approved the Botli the primal)' and general election turnouts wert In the Prolecuting Attorney and Sheriffs races, both n;newal meas~re to fund down this year in the county," said Rita Smith, dinocto~ Democratic incumbenta a1ao saw gains in their victory v~lage opemb~s by a of the Meigs County Board of Elecbons. 4 mqins durioa the fin~ election count. Prosecuting mne vote margm. 76Smith said that she attributed the downslide in voter Attorney Jolul Lentea incleased his vlc:tory m~in by 24 467•. accordmg to the votes over former couaty Proeec:utor Steve Story, while official count figu~ t~rnout locally to the increases in the number of voters Shet;itr James M. Soullby added 2) votes to his winning rei~ by lhe Me1p. on the county's rolls, due mainly to the Motor Voter bil\. '-"Y over challeaaer Michael Canltl, County Boud of· Elections. The meuure was only "The intentions of the Motor Voter bill are terrific. It'~ ' In awe tiKI local inuea races, Salem Township's suc· approved by . 12 ~otes. during lhe unofficial count, not a bad thing. 'The problem lies in the fact that it's easy ~;~~~ful. 011e mill, five year ldditiollal levy for fino pro- released Elecbon Nlaht by the Board.of Elections. to get people registered to vote, but getting them to actutection m:eived ldditionalaupport in lhe oflicilll connt. . .-\to!~ 0 9,786 voters cast ballota ~a the aenCI)Il elec- ally come out and cast a ballot is the hard. part. It's Three other illlues nw deelinea in su~. including a lion, failma to come close to the prec!tc!ed voter turnout imponant that these people ano educated to the importi8ht vote concerni1111 a three mill, fivp yearrenewallevy of 10,500 CQunty by the Board of ElectlOIIS. · tance of them casting their ballot," Smith said. · ! 1 . .. ·- - -· -~·-- '..... , · ~.--- -- • - .-i. . ·- - ~ --·-::---'~- ' I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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