https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/303294e0e2878b36713c5b793e9ee464.pdf f6783f79b437cec46ac56c9a940354b5 PDF Text Text Pllge12. The o.Jiy Sentinel Wednesday, September 29, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·Thursday Meigs County Girl Scouts post meeting times, activities for October Meigs County Girl Scout leaders The activicy will be open 10 any girl mel a1 Meip High School rec~tly in Meigs County lhat would like to lo review upcoming activities and participate. To regisrer or for more JO over proaramming for the com- information call Glena Smith 81696ias month. 1153 or Brenda Neutzling at 992· The Scouts' Fall Nut Sale will be 6679. Slllrting soon with funds from the Troops with leaders and their sale 1o help finance troop activities meeting time and place are as folA Girl Scout 11131Ch and bon- .lows: ftmsing along has been set for Oct. SOUTHERN LOCAL 29 in Pomeroy. The event is free and Racine Brownie Troop 1100. Joyce 10 any girl in Meigs County Romines. Mon!lays after school at grades K- 12 that would like to the leader's home; Syracuse Junior attend. To register, call Melissa or ' Troop 1204. Mary Freeman. Tues· Denise Holman at 992-3895 or days at 6 p.m. at Forest Run United Brenda Neutzling at 992-6679. Methodist Church: A countywide food drive and EASTERN LOCAL - Eastern after activity is being planned for Brownie Troop 1316. Crystal Ridge· Nov. 13 with items collected to be way. Mondays after school at Eastgiven to a local organization for dis- em Elementary School; Reedsville tribution. Brownie Troop 1067. Jodi Bissell. opca Mondays at 6 p.m. at Reeds• ill~ Elementary; Salem Center · Junior Chwch of Christ; Reeds•-illc Junior Troop 1254, Becky Smith. Tuesdays Troop 1042. Tami Putman, Mondays at 4 p.m. at Salem Center Elemena1 6 p.m. at Reedsville Church of tary .. Christ; It "as noted that traditional Girl MEIGS LOCAL .- Salisbul') Scout troop leaders have been mothBrownie Troop 1220. Michele Dick- ers of a girl in the troop but thai it erson, Mondays_ at 6:30 p.m. at does not ha•·e to be - grandmothMttgs High School (Room 213}. ers. aunt's, older sisters. or other Salisbury Junior Troop 1290. Glena concerned and caring adults interestSmith, day and time to· be · ed in working with girls and providannounced , Laurel Cliff Free ing posnive opportunities for them Method.ist Church; Pomeroy Bro"' n- should tontact the service unit ie Troop 1271 , Brenda Neutzling. administrator, Brenda l'jeutzling, day and time to be announced. lead- 992-6679 to find out about voluners hpme: Middleport Brownie teenng . Trqop 1276, Lisa Mitchell. day and In recent troop acuvmes, time to be announced. Hope Baptist Pomeroy Senior Troop 1180 camped Church: Salem Cen(er Brownie at the Mcig~ County Town & Counl'roop 1308, Andrea Smallwood. try Expo a nd provided outdoor TlJesdays at 4 ·p.m. at Salem Center cdoking demonstraJions. Girls hand- oed out samples of their campfire chili at lunchtime and later in the afternoon gave samples of their pineapple upside-down cake that was made in a bo~ oven. The troop is now planning to participate in the chili cookoff during the sternwbeel festival . Pomeroy Brownie Troop 1271 .met at the Indian watering spring at Rock Springs for its Court of Awards and Bridging ceremonies. The troop invited girls from the Salisbury/Pomeroy Daisy Troop 1292 to join them. Refreshments !Nere served follo':"ing the ceremonies. Registration is underw~y for the new year. . Middleport Brownie Troop 1015 held ils first meeting of the school year and registered five new girls and one adult. Girls d!ew names for a buddy IUid learned about each other then formed the Brownie Ring and introduced themselves. The 'troop provided a bootb at Expo and provided bingo for those wishing to participate. Girls began work on the Pro~t~i.se and law and learmng abouttbe'hts. tory of Girl Scouting as they planned for the~!_ Rededication I Investiture I Bridglng ceremony for October. Salisbury Brownie Troop 1220 and Junior Troop 1290 provided a · bootb at the Elcpo for participates to . try tlieir . tiand at string painting white Middleport Junior Troop 1276 provided a booth for visitors to mak.e friendship bracelets. Sons of the American Revolution hears about Chester courthouse restoration . I(J:LSEY MARK SAUTERS . TURNS NINE - Kelsey Mark S.utera celebrated his ninth bir1hday Ill hie home on Aug. 22 with 1 picnic for family and friends. He is the son of Charles and Dillnn1 S.uters of Pomeroy 111d the grandson of Leroy and Joyce · Sauters of Po'm eroy, Manda Eastman of Pomeroy, Delbert and Lorelha Vandevander of Whitiner, W. Va. and LeSter Dice of Orego, W. Va. The cash all gone, millionaire ends. his column MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Percy Ross .is tapped out. The millionaire-turned-philanthropist who doled out cash to readers of his syndicated column for nearl y 17 years has closed his wallet aft~r handing out as much as $30 million. 1. ' T vc achieved my goal. 1' ve given it all away." Ross tells readers in hi s last " Thanks A Million" columns. ".Yo u've given tne so much over the years . In many respects. I'm far richer today than when l started ." Ross' farewell co lumn was dis~ tributed this inonth , e nding .a run that saw him "raise inoncy for organ ·transplants, help pay for recreational centers and hand out sil ver do llars along with hi s homespun wisdom. "He who gives while he lives," he often liked to quote, "also knows where it goes." Ross" col umn s featured letters · ·from reade rs - he'd get I0,000 each week, said his editor. Nancy Webber - seeking help, offering sugges tions or simply sayi ng thank you. \ ;'Thanks a Mill~on " ran in about 800 newspapers, from maj or dailies like the St. Louis Post -Dispatch to tiny weeklies li ke the Swift County Monitor' in western MinnesOta. The 82-year-old son of poor immigrants from Latvia and Ru ss ia, Ross launched the column in March 1983 after making a fortune producing plastic film and trash bags. Ross came up with the column idea after giving away more than 1.000 bicycles at a holiday party for c hildren at the Minneapolis Convention Center in the late 1970s. One rece nt letter was from a 26year-old woman whose bulimiainduced purging had left her teeth gray. She asked Ross for $1.400 to ·pay for dental work. . \ ".You' re willing to make changes because your past li fes tyle wasn't healthy. And, you're wi lling to meet me halfway," he wrote . " Why on God's green earth wouldn't, I be willing to help you?" He sent the woman a check for $700. But Ross also had no qualms about r<jecting other requests, even with a tone of disdain . One woman ~c.!oi:;) in prison asked him for money so ,.If she could buy her son a computer. • · Ross sa id ·no .. · AnothCr wrote to criticize Ross for sending him $300 for a new computer. The man had meant to ask for $3,000 - he made a typo - and thought Ross would figure that out s ince computers cost su much. " Ma ny people have purchased a computer- a lbeit used ~ for $300. I know because I have received lovely .tha nk you notes from these very people," Ross responded . .' 'So put that in your ungrateful pipe and smoke it!" , A program on the restoration of project is yet unfinished . and more noon. All members are urged to president i~ 1891 and who is lhe Chesler Courthouse was t?iven funds are needed . Member.'io attend . . · buried in Gallipoli s. Due 10 an for Ewings Chapter. Sons of the admired.the completed period plasA new gra\'e mark er for Revolu- oversig ht early ln the society's Am'erican Re\'olution . recently by ·tering. flooring , and lighting. · twnary so.l dicr. John Bing, will be, existence, his ance·stry was ·. no t Pat Holter and Mary Powell. . Pres. James Lochary announced held at I p.m .. Saturday. October 9, recorded. Meeting 3.t the courthouse. the the 2251h ·anniversary of the first at the fami ly cemetery off the road The chapter voted to sponsor the two presented a detailed explana- battle of the American Revolution leading from the Kyger Creek S.A.R . llistorical essay contest for tion of the fund raising needed for will be held at Pt . Pleasant. W.Va .. power plant to River Valley High local high ~c hoo) students. The the project as well as what is still this weekend. The Kanawha Valley Sc hoo l. Any relatives are urged to paper must be original research on needed to p~t the building back to Pipes and Drum s along wi th a fife attend. There will be a full military an person, events; or philosophy on and drum corps will be presenting t:e~c mony ' to dedicate the marker the American Revolution or ConIts appearam:e in 1823. Two theatric presentations con- music : ·The wreath-laying ceremo- with a Revolutionary War color stitutional Convention. There is a cerning real Chester people were ny wi ll be on Sunday at 2 p.m. · 750-word limit. First place will guard from Pt . Pl easant attending . The Ohio Societv S.A .R. will made . Howard Pa.r ker portrayed The chapter approved a request receive $100 with the supervising Lish WaterS , an o ld eccentric host its quarterly bo,;,d Of manage- of the Ohio Society and the Nation- teacher receiving $50. school teacher of Chester. and ment at the Holiday Inn on Friday al Society to correct the memberGuesrs introduced for the Dixie Sayre portrayed Aunt Rhoda e\'ening from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sat- ' ship record ·or Col. John l,uther · evening were James Oiler of Rio Knight . Ho lter emphasized that the urday mornin g,' from 9 a.m. to Vance. who was the Ohio Society . Grande and Michael Canan of · ----~--~--------~------Soc~~ ~ Reedsville News Noles Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead recently attended Summer com· menceme nt exerc ises of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Their grand· daughrer. Sarah Ann Frydman, received an associate degree in · graphic design/visual communica· lions during the ceremony. The Whiteheads were accompanied by Sarah 's mother, Jean , of Chicago, . Ill. Visiting with Frances Reed were Ann Lee and Otis Cole and famil y o f Cinci nnati . They also visite<l Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tuttle of Texas Road , Pomeroy. . Myra June Argabrite of Norfolk, Va . and Kathryn Dietz of Belpre visited with Lillian Pickens. Mrs . Argabrite' and Mrs. Virginia Lee Desmond of Parkersburg , W. Va. also visited with Ruth Anne Balderson .. Del ores Foster of Belpre visited with her mother, Mary Alice B ise. A baby showe r honoring Teresa B lair was held · at her parent'"s - home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bise. The showe r was given by the ladie s of the Nazarene Church. . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowdery o f Cebrook , Texas we~e recent vis •- tors of Delore.s ·Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Jilek We stfa ll vacationed recently . in Nashville , Tenn. l>UIJIIC IO join the congregation in observance. The Rev. Bob Boclk will be preaching and the Boelk family will be singing. A covered dish din- ner , be served. v. Charles Young of Akron, superintendent . of the Free ·Methodist Church of Ohio will be making his annual visit. Tod.y: Pertly Cloudy High: 70.; Low: 40a Tomorrow: Cleer High: 70.; Low: ~· Meigs - Wellston gridiron preview, Page 5 Unattended kids in casinos, Page 12 Making a case for·NIH, Page 2 ·Meigs County's, Volume Sports SepCell.,., 30,18011 so. Number so Regional Briefs Board acts on personnel matters · The Meigs Locai .Board of Edu~ation· I<J?k the following action during its regular meeting Tuesday night in Pomeroy: - Hired Ramona Lewis, Kimberly Roush and Marva S.tumbo as substilule reachers for the 1999-2000 school year to be used on an as-needed · basis effective immediately. . - Hired Carla Milhone as a bus driver oh a one-year contract. - Hired Rusty Bookman as boys ' assistant varsity basketball coach for t~e 1999-2000 school year. - Approved permanent appropriations for the 1999-2000 fiscal year in the amouny>f $18,417,184.80. -ApProved the payment of an invoice to t~e Gatlipoli~ Cil)l Sch~l District in the amounl of $1,721\.18 for the luttton of a vtsually handicapped sludent. . . -Approved the following grants: Title I, $817,076; Title II, S19,365; Title IV, $10,032; Title VI, $16,288; Title VIR, $116,922; Title VIB, $187,495; Carl D. Perkins Grant, $111,616.07; Professional Development Block Grant, $12,631.53 . -Met in executive session to consider the hiring and compensation of personnel. · · .· Presenl were Superintendent Bill Buckley, Treasurer.Cindy Rhonemus, board members John Hood, Wayne Davis and Roger Abbott. Absent were board members Randy Humphreys and Scoll Walton. Houston downs Cincinnati 4-1, reclaim ot first p1ace share -Page4 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Single Copy - 35 Cents ·Meigs Marauders Band·receives supe:rior .ratings The Meigs Marauder Marching Band directed by Toney Dingess took superior rati'ngs .in recent competitions at Logan Elm and Zanesville. At Logan Elm in Class A the band .took first place overall, along with being named grand champion band of the contest. It al5o' received first place in percussion, second place in flags, and best overall in marching and general effect . At the Zanesville Bonanza of Bands, Class A, the Marauders placed second overall, and first in percw;~ion . Next competition will be Oct. 16 at Wilt, and Heather Ferrell, flag corps, and S~ra Riverview High School near Coshocton, and Oct. I hie, field c?mmander.; second row, Dame I 27 at Green .Local1n Lawrence County. Young, Sara Ftfe, J~ke· Btrchfield, Stacey Brewe_r. By laking superior ratings at the first two com- Charla Bur~e, M1 chelle_ Kennedy, a_nd ~ns , petitions, the band now qualifies for the state con- · Snouffer; thtrd ro~, Scan Fahner, C~ns Gtl~ey, lest. Renee Stewart, Ashley Vaughan, Jenntfer Shnm· _Senior band members pictured with the _tro- plin, Jackie Buck, .and Ryan Pratt; an~ back, Seth phtes the band won tn 1ts first two compet1ltons. Rawson, P. J. E:rwtn, M"?' Bratton, Ntck Mtehael, are from the left, front, Marjorie Halar, Laura Jeff Brown, John Kopq msky, and Shawn Whtte. Payne, Morgan Mathews, Crystal Stewart, lillian ..----------~-----------------------.;_-.,..-------.....- - - - - - - - - - , FIELD COMMANDER - Sara lhle, center, Ia the n - field . commander for the Melge Mar1uder Band. Sare Fife, le1t, Ia a1tem1te, 1nd Jllll1n Wilt l81he band's flag corpe cepta In. . . check it out. .' . M 1 M d · b d lor membera e ge arau era an aen . School bus crashes injure 45 people improper tum, said Jerry Coughlin, supervisor of transportation for the· West Oei-mont School District For1y· five people were injured in two central . Brown said the bus in the Pickaway County Ohio crashes involving_,school buses, but apparenl· 1 crash apparently slipped off the shoulder of a narly no one suffeied setfo"Us injuries. row two-lane road and Hoover overcorrected, · The crashes Wednesday were the second and causing the bus to skid across the pavement and third school bus accidents in two days across the on the other side. overturn state. They lefl 66 people injured. . · No charges were filed, and Brown said it would · Most of the injuries occurred when a school bus take a few days to determine what had happened . carrying seventh-graders from Teays Valley MidHoover said the school district advised her not to dle School on a field trip flipped over on the si.de discuss the accident until the investigation is comof a rural highway in Pickaway !=<Junty, injuring 38 plete. "There is really nothing I can say except that students. I'm glad that all of my kids are all righ~" she said. Most of the injuries were cuts, bumps and bruis· • The accident occurred in the village of South · es, said Pickaway County Sheriff's Lt. J. Phillip Bloomfield on State Route Brown. Nine girls and ' four · ~-~----------------------'---;_--'--­ 316, one mile wesl of U.S. lxiys, some with broken . 23,_about 20 miles south of bones, were taken lo ChilColumbus. dren's Hospital in Columbus, A student in a bus behind said hospital spokeswoman the one lhat crashed said he Katie Pakel .. One child was saw the bus go onto its side admitted in fair condition with and turn over as tlt'e back ashoulder injury. wheels came off the ground. Kelly Ross,. a spokes"Students started jumping woman at Berger Hospital in out of the windows to get out Circleville, said 25 children of that bus," Juran Smith, 13, were treated there for minor said. injuries. One boy remained in • Another student, Ryan the hospital overnight and was Pucket~ 13, said the driver of listed in stable condition late his bus rushed to help the Wednesday, said a nursing injured. The assisting driver supervisor who refused to and some passengers were identify herself. The driver, covered ~ith molar oil that Beverly Hoover, 4 I, of South · had leaked from the damaged Bloomfield, was treated and " I was terrified," Ryan bus. relei!Sed, Roos said. said. Six students on a bus and a · The crash at about 9:15a.m. driver in another vehicle were ignited a small fire and the treated at Children's J-lospilal smoke led rescuers to the fo! . n,o?~~floe-threate_ndingt C<~ASH INVESTIGATION_ Letter cards mark the path of motion at the scene scene, said village employee lnJUnes re a.... an acct en ........ fl ld ad I PI ka involvin a school bus c _ of a school bus crash outside South Bloom e ""ne ay morn ng. c way Ray Lowe. They encountered . in stud~nls from Fairw~ County Sheriff Lt. J. Phillip Brown aeid ltlppeare;d that the tlrea of the bua went crying students sitting in a A~enue Elementary School in ·off the aide of the pavement and tha driver overcorrectad, caualng the bus to cornfield consoling each other, Lowe said.· · Columbus, Pakel said. t~nn over. 38 children were InJured In the accident. . By DAVID JACOBS Aaeocllhld Pretia Writer Entertainment industry criticized for lack of diversity LOS ANGELES (AP) - A new statewide commission charged with promoting tolerance and understanding of diversity has se lected te levision as its first target. T~ ie vision' s new prime-time fall lineup - which has been critici zed for its lack of elhnic faces- shows HollywOod" mogul s are out of touch with the multicultural reality, panelists told the Commission for One Qalifornia. " It 's pure rac ism to me," said Anne-Marie Johnso n. a black actress whose credits include the 1997 miniseries " Asteroid." The commission. composed of religious ' and civic leaders , civil rights .tawycrs, u,ni versity official s and others, held its first meeting Tuesday.· Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante said the entertainmenl industry was the first subject chosen because it is a "hot topic,'" but diversity in 5chools, housing and other.issues also will be addressed. · During the meeting at the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Museum of Toletancc, a pane l of activists and . industry insiders said none of the more than two dozen new fall sho ws has a minority in a leading role. Paneli sts cited 1998 studies that found minorities. especiall y Hispanics, were underrepresented on prime~t ime TV and in movies. Children want multiethnic shows and the lack of ethn ic actors and role models "affects the aspi ration of the kid s who arc mvisib l"· ·• said Lois Salisbury. pres ident of the advocacy gro up Ch ild ren Now. Partelists s ~ggested severa l reasons for the minorit y underreprese n· tation: Holl ywood jobs depend on "who you know. '.' and minorities don 't know the right people ; e]<ecutives arc afraid of using minorities for fear of bei ng cri ti cized for ih ac curate ly portraying their ~ ul t u res; and executives don' t reali ze there is a vast English-speaking Hi spani c market . Family day to be obsened Family day will be held Sunday at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist C hurch and the Rev. Charles Swig- Chest pain and other symptoms associated with a heart attack-sweating, nausea, trouble breathing--<:an be scary and unsettling. And . . when it happe11s, you need treatment immediately because seconds count. And with O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, you'll receive the right care- when you need it most. Our Emergency Department physicians, who are specially trained in emergency medicine for adult and pediatric patients, can respond with the most effective treatment for you or your fatnily. Our commitment to delivering complete care in an emergency extends to our Intensive Care-Coronary Care Unit. Our goal is to provide patients with a comfortable liJld efficient environment for receiving the special kind of care we provide. for·patients with the most critical medical needs. - A large part of our approach to emergenc,ies is the comprehensive medical care provided by O'Bleness' qualified physicians along with the ,expertise and compassion of our nuri;ing and clinical staff. The balance of our approach is accomplished by sophisticated monitoring, diagnostic Wid ~espiratory equipment, as well as · . individualized patient care. If you e~perience chest pain or. any .of the other symptoms of a heart attack, let us check it out. Remember, seconds count!·. Y2K status of foreign air .systems. in 34 countries unknown Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 .Sections • lZ Pages . ' SoortS Weal her Seconds count. Lotteries ·O'BLENESS OHIO Pick 3: 8·1-6; Pick 4: 5-4-2-6 Super Lotto: 8·13- 14-30-31-46 Kicker: 6-0·9-5-4:0 Memorial Hospital 55 Hospil ~ 1 Drive, Athe~s. OH 4570 I 740-593-5551 www.oblcness .org W.yA. · Dally 3: 8-2-1; Daily 4: 3-5-2-4 C 1999 Ohio Vallty Publi~hing Co. .. Nursing supervisor Pam Hulls said the, driver and one student still were being evaluated late Wednesday. Weather may have been a.factor in the. accident. A car lurning in front of an oncoming truck was slammed into the siOJlP"d bus, a wilJiesS said. A storm had caused a power outage in the area at the time, said Steve le'l'ell, signals management engineer for the cily. It was not koown whether the traffic signal was out when the accidenl happened . One day earlier, 2 I students were examined for injuries after a West Oermont School Distri~t bus hit a car while taking students to Amelia Middle School. None of the injuries was serious. The driver of that bus was cited for making an w-.. I i Pomeroy. · It was also noted that the recent issue of'Colo ni al Williamsburg " . had an item written by this. chapter correcting the politically correct statement that Thomas Jefferson was the prove n father of one of his slave's children . The research said that the child in que stion had the Jefferso n gene but could not po int conclusively to which member of the Jefferson family. · The next meeting wiil be held Oct. 28 at Our House in Gallipolis . . The meal will be' entirely by candlelight and will feature. period foods. Local D.A.R. c hapters will be i.~vited guests of the meeting. Weather '· .. . • ' By JIM ABRAMS "We are somewhat less confident" about &stAaiOCiated Preaa Writer ~rn Europe and other areas of the .world, he satd. WASHINGTON (AP) _ Air travelers heading Smart said there was a .poss tbJitty of a1rspace for distant paris of the world this New Year's hoi- . and airports along main Asta-Europe rout~s bemg iday could be flying into. a void of in'forrnatio_n ~ cl?sed bec~use of. a~r-gr?und commumcatJOns and maybe trouble - al/out Y2K preparattons, fat lures. Hts assoctat1on ts recommendtng that \beT rllit'10n Department's inspector gener- pilots carry an extra 30 mmutes of fuel and rhat · the ICAO make military airports available to cope 1 ranspo a s-ri;!~e is major uncertainty about Y2K readi- with possible Y2 K-induced delays and diverness in sonic foreign counlries where Y2K pre- sions. . . . ' ·r paredness has been "sketchy or known to be inadThe FAA plans to i11_1pose tltght restnctton> t equate,'" Kenneth Mead, the transporlation offi- there is a known, venf~able safety problem. But cia! , said ln testimony prepared for a hearing Mead said ·:we are not persuaded thts approach toda of the Senate's special Y2K panel. wtll be sufftctent because FAA ts not hkely to Jead said the International Civil Aviation have verified evidence of problems lUittl after a u N -based group that sets inter- Dec. 31 1999 ." . · t' 0 rgantza ton,. · · national flight standards, has not received Dave' Smallen, spokesman o f t he T ransportaresponses from 34 of its 185 members '"about tion Department's Y2K office_. said a lack of Y2K readiness for the potential computer glilch.atlhe readiness does not . necessanly means a safety end of the millennium. problem. · The concerns are focused primarily ory African '"We are telling people that they sh ould be very and Asian countries where there is a tow amount prudent and very careful when maktng. the•~ travof air travel. Still, officials said, about 1 million el plans, be_cause they could face serviCe dtsruppasSengers last year traveled between the United .ti ons and dtverstons, but at th1s potnt we are not I States and the 34 countries yet to respond on Y2K. ' . Ed Smart of the International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations told the Se nate panel th at ~ 'Y' • · · ~ pilots were · confident of flight safety .in North ,......-........... America· and in rhe eastern Pacific and northern Atlantic regions . ·v c . E A R going beyond that, '" he said. . , . Smallen. satd the department today ts launch t~g a_ webstte: www. Oy2k.dot.~ov, that ~·II pr?vtde mformatton on what foretgn countnes, atrports and atrhnes have reported the1r Y2K preparallons . . . . . . Domesttcally, Mead saod atr earners ~andhng . 95 percent of passenger and cargo serv1ces say they will be Y2~-r.eady at 1~•- end of September. The FederalhAvtattoln Admtntstrattton has gtvcn assurances t at vtta avJatJon sys ems are pre, pared to handle the year 2000 d~te rollov.er and people . can be confident that atr travel tn .thts cou ntry wtll be safe. . But Mead also. noted that 1,900 smalle r earn · ers of the 3,300 a1r earners surveyed by the FAA abo ut. Y2K re ad 'mess d'd t no t res~n d., and. onlv, 107 of 579 non-hub and general avtalto n atrports had completed Y2K work as of M ~rc h 15 . . . Y2~-related fat lures or dtsrupttons ar9 hkely to be ts~lated ~?cal events tn the Untied States, ~ead sat.d, but we ~e d1sappomt~<l at the lack of tnformatton .co nc~~mng the readmess of _ma~y smaller provtd~rs . H~ satd the. _4,6~4 publtc at~- · ports not assoctated Wtth the major atrporl ~SOCI ations had ~o~ been surveyed by the FAA or the trade assocJattons. The Y2K problem i nvolv~s. older computers that read o nly tho last twodtgtts.. of ~.year and could mtstake the year 2000, or 00, as 1900, causing systems to malfunction or break down. I • I • ,. R ·U N c H \ �. • Thursday, September 30, 1999 .Commentary Page Farmers' Insurance premiums '!'/OUid drop under newly House-passed bill 2 Thursday, s.ptamber 30, 1"' · ----~~~~~~~~~====~~~======~~~~~======================~ The Daily Sentinel Fox, Armstrong make case for NIH 'Esta6fuliei 1111948 ' 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. CHARLES W. GOVEY Publisher research saved h1s hfe from testu.: ular ca ncer, for- CHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL Controller Q-r Man~~ger na. Sentinel u:etcomN ,.,.,. fO lfw Hlfor trom rMden on • tJto«J ,.ng. fll ,._ leo. - - (3011 - "' leN) , ... , . - . , . , . ., 1»/ng publ/ahod. J)pod- .,.,._,..,. andlll/,.y be_..,., Eoeh ohould ln<:ludo •.......,.. 'r:& • and da)'fiiiN phone n&UNtrw SJMCify • a.t. H thfn'e • ,.~wwree to •,.. . , . . , . . rw lllftw. ltl.a to· U,.,.. ro rite .mor, lbe Sentinel, fff COCHt St. -~ Oltlo~; 01, FAXIl> 7~167. Ohio editorial- roundup ·By The Associated Press Excerpts of recent ed1tonals of statew•de and nahonalmterest from Oh1o newspapers. AkrOn Beacon Journal, Sept. 23: It says as much about the dramatiC changes 1n the former Soviet Un10n as it does about the character of Ra1sa Gorbachev that her deat h from leukemia has been truly mourned by the same people who once rev1led her. Mrs Gorbachev, 67, broke t)te mold of the frumpy, mv•s•ble Sov1et first lady when her husband, M1khail Gorbachey, became the cou ntry 's leader. She had already established her own career as a soc1alist and lecturer on MarXISt-LeniniSm. She was an outspoken and VISible partner in a country that, for all its talk of gender panty, felt second-class cill~ensh•p was just fine for women Although stung by cntic1sm at home, Mrs Gorbachev remamed, out· wardly, at least, conf1dent and pOised. Eventually, the country came around. In recent years, Mrs Gorbachev gathered around her a cilcle of mllu enhal and accomplished Russian women, focusmg theu efforts on building a CIVIl SOCiety that would allow Russ•an democracy to flou11sh. · ' The world can only hope that the women who remam take up Mrs Oorbachev 's torch The Cincinnati Enquirer, Sepl. 21: . Intoxicated motonst Michael Cowperthwaite's shocking dnve through the middle of an Oktoberfest crowd InJUred 23 and marred one of Cmcmnali's premiere events, renowned for bemg trouble-free. ' Mr. Cowperthwaite's blood-alcohol readmg was 0 209, tw1ce Oh10's legal lim1t He •s only the latest evidence, that drunken dnvers are a lethal menace. The couns should show no mercy There is a 'natural tendency m such cases to overreact and re stnct the festival. ;. ' It may be necessary to crack down Ol). booths that over-serve people who are already mebnated- but controls are d1fficult when so many booths are servmg beer ' It would be sad •f one reckless drunk provokes changes that rum the cbaracter of Cincinnati's 24-year Oktoberfest trad11ion It's not clear whether or,not the suspect consumed alcohol at Oktoberfest, but that does ftQI JUStify penalizmg everyone by banmng beer or turning the feshval into a fortress. The (Zanesville) Times Recorder, Sept. 23: The best way to av01d breakmg prom1ses IS to not make them m the 1 f1rst place. The second-best way IS to keep them , however much one may regret ever makmg those prom1ses. Term lim1ts now forcmg legiSlators m states like Oh10 to fmd other jobs have never been approved by Congress Next year, the fust of these representatives who prom1sed to lim1t theu own terms w11l have to dec1de whether to keep that prom1se Several have already announced the11 mtenhon not to run for re-election m 2000, but others are wavenng · One who has already dec•ded to break h1s pledge 1s Rep George Nelhercutt of Washington The term-lim1ts 1ssue almost certamly helped Nethercutt win in 1994 over then-House Speaker Tom Foley Foley opposed term lim1ts Nethercutt sa1d he was for them and prom1sed to serve only s1x years Now he has changed h1s mmd. "I felt, m the mterest of my d1stnct, I cbuldn't walk away and not g1ve people some chance to vote for me," he satd. , It's n1ce Nethercutt •s thlnkmg about his district. It w11l be mterestmg IQ_see what h•s d1stnct thmks about h1m m the 2000 electiOn ~: Today In History • By Morton Kondrscke Celebnues regularly waft on and off Cap1tol H1ll to promote one cause or another, but next week champ1bn b•cychst Lance Armstrong and actor M1chael J Fox will be here w1th especially compelhng messages Annstrong, wmner of the Tour de Franc~ . Will teshfy Wednesday before the Jomt Econom•c Comm1ttee about how the fn11ts of med1cal I :By The Asaoclated Preas : ·Today is Thursday, Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 1999 There are 92 days left it! the year. : Today's Highlight m H1stocy • On Sept. 30, 1949, the Berhn Airhft, wh1ch dehvered 2 3 m1llion tons of fOOd and fuel to West Berlmers while Clrcumventmg a Sov1et blockade, came t<ian end. : On this date : In 1791, Mozan's opera "The Magic F[ute" prem1ered m Vienna, Austria. • In 1846, Wilham Morton of Boston was the first dentist to use ether as an ailesthetic. : In 1'>27, Babe Ruth h1t h1s 60th home run of the season, breakmg h1s own IIJIIJOr league recond. • In 1938, Bntish, French, German and ltahan leaders dec1ded to appease ~If Hitler by allowing N~i annexatiOn of Czechoslovak13's Sudetenland. ' In 1939,1he first college football game to be telev1sed was shown on exper· irbental station W2XBS in New York as Fordham Umvei"Sity defeated Way n¢>urg College, 34.7. , In 1946, an mternat1onal military tribunal in Nuremberg, Germany, found 22 lOp N~i leaders guilty of war cnmes : In 1954, the first atom•c-powered vessel, the submanne Nautilus, was comlljissioned by the Navy. j In 1955, actor James Dean was k1lled m a two-car colhsion near Cholame, Ullif. I • In 1962, black student James Meredith succeeded on h1s fourth try to reg•s1~ for classes at the Umvers1ty of MISSISSippi : In 1988, M1kha11 S. Gorbachev rehred Pres•dent Andre• A Gromyko from the Politburo aod fired other old-guard leaders 1n a Krcmhn shake up : 'Thn years ago· Thousands of East Germans who had sought refuge m West • embass•es m Czechoslovakia and Poland began em1gratmg under an Qllrman aerond between Soviet bloc and NATO nahons i Five years ago: The space shuttle Endeavour and 1ts SIX astronauts roared iriio orbit on an 11 ·day miSSIOn. : bne year ago: The General Accountmg Office reported that Kenneth Starr and Robert F1ske had spent more than $40 million to mvest1gate President Chntoo's Whitewater land deals m Arkansas and later the Momca Lewmsky affa.r Bbth President Omton and Republicans cla1med credit for news that the gov~ent would have a surplus of about $70 b111ion m the cunent fiscal year ; Today's Birthdays. Former Georg1a Gov Lester Maddox •s 84 Actress Deboiah Kerr is 78 Actress Ang1e D•ckmson IS 68 Singer C.ssy Houston is 66. sa.ger Johnny Mathis is 64. Actor Len Canou IS 60 Rock smgcr-mus•cmn ~wey Martin (Buffalo Spnngfield) •s 57 Smger Manlyn McCoo 1s 56 Pop singer Sylvia Peterson (The Chiffons) IS 53. Rock music1an John Lombardo (JO,OOO Maniacs) IS 47. S1nger Deborah Allen IS 46 Actor Calvm Levels 1s 45 ~or Barry Wil11ams is 45 Singer Patnce Rushen •s 45 Smger Bas•a •s 43. Actress Fran Drescher is 42. Country s~nge r Marty Stuart " 41. Actor Enc Stollz is 38. Rapper-producer Marley Marl1s 37. •• merly a certam k•ller Fox, currentl~ star of the TV comedy. " Spm C•ty," will appear Tuesday before a Senate Appropnahons subcommittee to urge that more research money be devoted to cunng the malady Parkmson's disease, WhiCh threatens hiS hfe 10 the long term As celebnhes mvanably do, the two Will attract media, spectators and, probably, a full complement of Members of Congress Other w1tnesses at the heanngs Will dnve home the pomt that research not only saves lives, but also boosts the U.S. economy Both messages are hmely because Congress faces the deciSIOn whether to contmue on track toward doubling the budget of the Nat1onal Inst1· lutes of Health, or slack off the pace Annstrong and other Witnesses on Wednesday . mcludmg a breast cancer surv1vor, a beneficiary of breakthroughs m arthnt•s treatment and a formerly deaf ch1ld who can hear thanks to cochlear n;nplants · should convmce Members that $2 b•lhon more for NIH this year 1s worth 1t Fox and otl\er w1tnesses Tuesday should convmce Members that the m11acles produced by research mvestments m cancer and AIDS are posSible for Parkinson's and other neurolog•cal dis- The arguments should appeal not only to Members of Congress, but also to pres1denhal cand•· dates So far, only Republican Ehzabeth Dole has come out for doubling NIH's budget Vice Pres•dent AI Gore proposes only doubling I he cancer research budget, so there's an opportunity for former Sen. B1ll Bradley, D-N.J, and Texas Gov. George W. Bush {R) to trump h1m and gam favor politically among the mdhons of people who suffer from d•seases other than cahcer. The econom1c case for expandmg research w11l be made to the Jomt Economic Committee by, among others, mvestment guru Peter Lynch, CEO. of several b1otech compames and Arthur Ullian, cha1rman of the Task Force on Sc1ence, Health Care and the Economy • Ullian contends, m fact, that a new look needs to be taken at the value of health care to the econ- Neurosc•enhsts, mcludmg the top neuroscientiSt at NIH, have declared that Park~nson 's can be cured withm 10 years and that what 's learned m the process can help cure Alzheimer's, Huntmgton 's and other neurodegenerat1ve diseases down the hne If that's the case, the obv•ous queshon IS Why not do what II lakes to achieve the Cure and prolong one m1lhon lives? An mcrease of just $75 million a year m Parkinson's funding could also pay diVIdends m the b1llions As readers of th1s column know, I care about lh1s because my w1fe, like Fox, suffers from Parkinson's. Fox, who's had the disease for eight years, expe nences tremors and stiffness every day. My w1fe, who has had 11 for 13 years, can 'I walk · and is losmg her ab1hty to speak Personal mterest as•de, there are multiple eco• nom1c arguments to be made for doublmg the NIH budget over a five-year penod and extendmg the research and development tax credit that encourages pn vate research • Li:- I42'1M' i • You 0 43•114• 0 · IColum- l#·,u· I • 0 ClnclnnoU 44'/71' w v" C 1999,AccuWoalhor, Inc ... __ First day of October will begin with a chilly feel omy overall Instead of being seen s1mply as a cost, he assens, health outlays should be valued as a contnbutor to econom1c growth Had there been no health improvements m the United States since 1900, when average hfe expectancy was 47, he argues, the US populalion would be half what 11 IS today and gross domeshc product would be less than half. Healthter people produce more, consume more, pay more taxes and cost less in terms of lost productiVIty and chronic care outlays Declines m chrome d1sab•hty among the elderly, some stud1es md1cate, may keep the Medicare system solvent. In addl!lon, he argues, federal and pnvate b10- A year 2000 disconnect WASHINGTON ·· I sense a vast mental diS· connect between the year 2000 and the electmn 2000 People keenly alert to the turn of a century and th e onset of a new m1llenmum appear numbed by the prospect of yet another political season Between now and next November one of the maJor party hopefuls ·· George W Bush, AI Gore, Bill Bradley, John McCain, Ehzabeth Dole .• may find the nght wmng He or she may shock us by actually talkmg about the thmgs we are all thmkmg and worrymg about l. The Economic Future The boom has been great, but what next? How about a reahty check? Th1s has been the only presulency since the 1930s not to suffer a recesSIOn. What happens when the busmess cycle takes 1ts mev1table turn downward? What should we do then, Mr Pres•denual Wannabe? Stan pounng the red mk agam? Begm another rampage ofb•g defiCits like we had m the '80s? Bloat up the nat10nal debt and hope ~nt e rest rates won 't sp•ke? Pray that mflahon won't come roanng back? 2. l'inding Economic Justice How about a hvmg mcom e for people who work? The Democrats talk of a h1gher m1mmum wage? But does anyone thmk $6.15 an hour adds up to a livmg mcome? And what about health coverage? H1llary Chnton blew the •ssue 10 1994 With all the hubns MICH. sc1ence mvestments - especially m genetics an" h1gh-tech 1magmg. are paymg huge d1v1dends not only m pharmaceuticals and med1cal dev1ces that can be sold worldwide, but m the chemical ana computer mdustnes and m agnculture rres1dent Omton often says that while the 20th century has been the .enturNJf phys1cs, the 21st Will be the century,,, b•ology Iromcally, howevet, h1s budgets for "'IH annually ask fo'r far less than Congress approv ~ s Last year, thanks to such advocates of med1cal research as Sen Arlen Specter, R-Pa., whose subcommittee IS heanng from Fox. and Sen Conn1e Mack. R·Fia , chairman of the JOint Economic Committee, Congress approved a 14.6 percent increase for NIH, settmg the agency on a five-year track to double Chnton's fiscal 2()(1() budget, however, calls for eases, too about grantmg "umversal coverage " How about a humbler amb11ion: .a livmg income (and that mcludes adequate health care) for the fam1ly of those who work? Yes. I thmk 1! would sell 3. Gelling Old Everybody wuh a bram cell can see the soc1ety agmg Wh1ch of the cand1dates 1s gomg to dare say what needs to be sa1d that there aren't gomg to be enough young people working m the 21st century to pay the livmg and health costs of the older people retuing? And what about the social differences between the two groups? Today, you sec m1ddle-aged and old wh1te people who resent paying for the public schoohng of mmon11es. Tomorrow, we ' ll see a lot of young H1spamcs and blacks who m1ght JUSt resent paymg f<;>r the Soc1al Security and Med•care of old folk. 4. Gelling Together Is there any s1gn m your neighborhood that mtegratwn, that dream of the early '60s, 1s happenmg? I can't see it. Sure, there are the small areas of progress ·· you see 11 oftentimes among school k1ds, someli mes at the workplace, but an aenal v1ew of American hfe would show a qu•lt likc country w1th people returnmg each evemng to thw separate racial lives at mghtfall. The economic differences among the races add to th1s mghtly segregatiOn that leaves millions of blacks hv1ng among millions of blacks, marooned m thw own country. Merit be damned? rac •al d1vers•ly, 1t1sn't d•vers1ty that they proWell, 1t 's taken qu1te a while, but the pose to sacnf1ce ·· 11 1s me11t So argues defenders of "affum alive act10n" have fmally Nathan Glazer m the current 1ssue of The New been flushed out from behmd theu duck blind Republic. For years, college adm1mstrators all over In other words, men! be damned Ame11ca have been lymg themselves blue '" There •s no way to sugar-coat what IS being the face about the11 Clltena for college adm•s· proposed here. A wh1te student who 1s h•ghly s1ons They have ms1st ed that all applicants qualif1ed for college by every standard (mcludhave been JUdged by the same standard -· most •ng the SAT test) IS to be reJected m favor of a notably by theu scores on tho SAT tests pub- less qu alified black or H1spamc applicant solelished by the EducatiOnal Testmg Serv1ce of ly because of h1s or her skm co lor. Pnnceton , N J These tests ha ve a stnkmg ab•l· Is thiS the long-soug ht road to ra~1al harmo 1ty to pred1ct how a student will perform m ny? To ask such a questwn •s to answer 1t college , and a h•gh SAT score ha s almost guarAnd although the abandonment of merit as a an teed admiSSion to a high-quality schoo l cnte non IS currently bemg proposed only m Graduatwn from such a school, m turn, has the case of college admiSSions, you can bet that come as close as anyth1ng can to guarantee1 0g we Will hear about •t next '" those other two a successful career m bus1ness or one of the bastiOns of " affirmative action" . stat e employprofessmns. ment and state contracts. If black ~nd H1 spa mc In the past two or three years, however, a applicants don 't score h•gh eno ugh on civ1l number of court cases and a b1t of surreptitiOus SerVICe exams !O WID JObS In State Or local govmvesugat1on have revealed that, 1n fact, many ernment (pohce, firemen and the like), the state coll eges and un Jvers•t•es hav e been exam scores will be set as1de And 1f mino11ty reJectmg white student s With higher SAT co ntractors don't underbid the11 wh1te comscores 1n favor of black and H1span1 c appli - pehtors for stat e contracts, they will get the cants·· the obJeCtive bemg to produce a ''more contracts anyway, unt1llhe demands of " diverd•verse" stud ent body 1e , one With a rac1al Sity" are met (Let the taxpayers foot the h•gh and et hmc composition closer to that of the er bills) Amencan populatiOn as a whole (If that conThe advocates of d1vcrs11y are careful not to n.cts With Marlin Luther Kmg Jr 's dream that push the11 case too far for the t1me be1ng, but 11 our children Will be JUdged " not by the color •s clear that they would mev1tably put Amenca of th e11 sk~n , but by th e content of the11 char- on a slippery slope lead1ng to rac13l and ethnic acter"·· well , so be 11) quotas mall sorts of areas If blacks co nstitut e So now, at last, the defenders of affuma11ve JUSt under 13 percent of the Amencan populaact1on are throwmg m the towel and admltling tiOn, then 13 percent of the student body at / what they 've been up to But they are not g•v- Harvard, 13 percent of the members of the San , mg up on their dream of a " more diverse" stu- Francisco pollee force, and 13 percent of the dent body If academic ment confl1cts w1th rec•p•ents of contracts w1th th e state of IllinOis, only a 2.4 percent increase last week, anothet leadmg champion of NIH, Rep John Porter, R-111., mJUlaged to get a 9 percent mcrease through his House Appropnat10ns subcommittee. Specter IS reponed to believe he can match last year's bump, but he faces oppos1t1on from Senate MaJonty Leader Trent Lott, R-M1ss , and, especially, MaJOnty Whip Don Nickles, R..Qkla • Lance Armstrong and Michael J. Fox, after they fimsh test1fymg before advocates of med1cal research. need to also to tell the doubters how imponant 11 1s that lives be saved. (Morton Kondmclu Is rxrcutivr editor ofRoU Call, thr newspaper of Capitol HUI.) ~ By Chris Matthews Who among the cand1dates has produced a hard agenda for closmg this chasm, wh1ch threat· ens to grow exponentially wider as laptop d)mputers s1t mcreasmgly on the laps of wh1tes? 5. Finding Peace Whether the Democrats are m or the Republicans are m, the pace of small, b1te·s•zed wars con· tinues. Reagan fought m Lebanon and Grenada, bombed m Libya Bush went mto Panama, led the posse agamst Iraq Clinton was chased out of Somalia, bombed Sudan, Afghamstan and Yugoslavia. Not since J•mmy Carter have we had a president who thought the goal was to avo1d war Peace What happened to that nahonal obJective? 6. Saving the Planel How can anyone have peace of mmd watchmg that endless line of cars hit the h•ghway each Saturday morning? Does anyone thmk the gas IS gomg to last? Or the au? Or the chmate? Agam, I'm thmk1ng about J1mmy Carter, the last pres1dent With the g~ts to talk about savmg the planet. The millenmum politiCians •• Bush and all the rest-· should stop bonng'us w1th all the brom1des about "our children" as 1f we were the children They should beg10 talkmg to us grown ups as •f they were grown-ups. (Chris Matthews, chief of the San Fmncls· co E.ram111er 's Washington Bureau,, Is host of "HardbaU" on CNBC cable chann.els.J By The Associated Press October amves on Friday, and 11 Will feel like 11. Forecasters sa1d temperatures across Oh1o at daybreak w1ll be around 40 degrees However, dayllme temperatures should warm mto the 70s most places, the Nallonal Weather Serv•ce sa1d today. Some drought stncken areas of the state got a good soakmg durmg Wednesday's storms From Akron to Youngstown, more than 2 mches were measured Many other areas reponed 1 inch or more. The record-high temperature for lh1s dale at the Columbus weather stahon was 92 degrees 10 !953 wh1le the record low was 31 m 1963 Sunset tomght Will be at 7·16 p m and sunnse F11day at 7·27 am Weather forecasl: Ton•ght.. Clear Lows 40 to 45 L•ght west wmd Fnday. Mostly sunny. Highs 10 the m1d 70s Fnday mght ... Mostly clear Lows in the upper 40s. Exlended forecast: Satunday . Mostly clear H1ghs near 70. Su~day. Partly cloudy. Lows 50 to 55 and h1ghs in the lower 70s. Monday Partly cloudy w1th a chance of showers Lows 10 the m•d 50s and m the m1d 70s. Tobacco task force approves recommendations for spending $10.1 billion In settlement funds By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated PI'IISS Writer COLUMBUS {AP) Ohio schools and public health programs get most of the state's $10.1 b1lhon shce of the nalional tobacco settlemen! under a speod10g plan, but other interests are stilllook10g for the11 cut. The Governor's Tobacco Task Force approved spendmg recommendations Wednesday as the JOb of f10aliz10g those recommendations goes now to the Leg•slature. Senate President Richard Fman, R-CinciOnall, sa1d he wants the recommendations passed and signed mlo law th1s fall "If we don't get 11 passed by the end of November 11 will be very d1fficult to pass in an election year," he sa• d. The task force tweaked its earlier proposals but kept the framework of 1ts recommendation to create seven funds to oversee the allocalion of the tobacco settlement Three trust funds would address Oh1o's public health needs and rece1ve $4 3 b1llion or 43 percent of the total eshmated revenue through 2025. Two trust funds would pay for educational facililles and technology and would rece1ve $55 billion Qt 55 percent of the revenue through 2025 One trust fund would address law enforcement needs of the Attorney General's office and would receiVe $25 million, or 0 25 percent of the revenue. A final trust fund would address agncultural and commumty development m southern Oh10's tobaccogrow10g region Th1s fund would rece1ve $229 m1lhon or 5 percent of the total eshmated revenue through 2011 Twenty-two counties m Oh10 produce tobacco The money 1s Oh1o's ponion of the $206 b1llion settlement w1th the major tobacco compames last year Oh10's first two payments, totaling $443 m1llion, are due m June or July. Stale Rep. Jerry Krupmsk1, DSteubenville, cast the only no vote after his amendment g•ving more money to subs1d1zed prescription drugs was defeated The Daily Sentinel News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline (USPS ZIJ·!I60) c;:ommunlty Newapaptr Holdlnp, Inc Published every afternoon, Monday through Fnday, 111 Court St, Pomeroy Ohto by the Ohto Valley Pubhshma: Company Second dw poMagc patd at Pomeroy Otuo Member: The As.soctaled Press and the Ohto Newspaper AssoctaiiOn POitmutcr. Send addre~ correcttons to The Datly Sentmel, Ill Coun St Pomeroy, Oh10 By William A. Rusher must be black ··so the argument will go. Men! w1ll have prec10us little to do with 11 1 D1vers•ty m all sorts of fields •s mdeed demable 10 a pluralistic soc•ety like ours. But it should never be mvoked to attam a stahslical goal Rac~al and ethnic groups vary m the11 mterests and capab•lilles Who would argue that a college basketball team must be 80 percent wh1te because that was the proportiOn of whites 10 the U.S. populalion accord10g to the 1990 census? If we abandon academ•c merit as the central critenon for college admission, we are y1eldmg to what Gov George W. Bush recently called " the soft b1gotry of low expectatiOns." 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It pnmanly covers losses from storms and severe drought, but some policies can protect against sharp drops m commodity pnces There 1s no consensus on the issue m the Senate, although bills Similar to the House-passed legislation have been mtroduced. Many farmers say the insurance IS too expensive for the cov· erage they get The government now pays 13 percent to 57 percent of the premium, with farmers picking up the rest Under the House b1ll, wh1ch was approved on a v01ce vote Wednesday, the government would pay frol)l 31 percent to 67 percent, dependmg on the level of coverage. That would push the cost of the program to about $3 billion a year. "Farmers need the msurance, but tf they can't afford 11 1f they're not' g01ng to use 11." sa1d Rep Leonard Boswell, D-lowa. "Th1s w1ll be a b1g step, an mcenlive to get th1s gmng." But Sen Richard Lugar, R· Ind., chairman of the Agriculture Comm1ttee, prefers cash •ncen tlves so farmers can reduce the1r financial nsk, whether by buymg msurance, pay1ng down debt, 1ncreas1ng thc11 sav1ngs or selling crops under contracl Lugar's comm1ttee 1s expected to have a heanng on the 1ssue next month. W1th the agncultural economy 1n a re cessiOn, Congress has been searchmg for ways to prov1de farmers w1th a safety net wh•le preservmg the market-onented features of the 1996 farm law that d1d away w1th a DepressiOn-era system of pnce supports. Lawmakers, are workmg on a packal!e of farm a1d approach1ng $9 billion The House-passed b11l also would boost coverage for farmers who suffered one or two maJor crop losses 10 recenf years, autho- nze expenmental Insurance programs for livestock producers, and allow some growers to plant a second crop on land for wh1ch they have rece1ved payment on an msurance claim. Clltlclsm of the leg1slat1on has been muted, g1ven the poor economiC t1mes that farmers have faced th1s year But there is some concern tftat culling insurance premiUms Will increase production of commod•· lies that are already m surplus and encourage farmers to plant crops ID areas that don ' t get enough ramfall or where the growmg season is too short. "As farmers today are faced w1th low pnces, largely as a result of oversupply and the As.an econom1c cns1s, 1t 1s 1mportant that leg•slat10n does not tnadvertently subsidiZe increased overproductiOn," Lugar sa1d ' - -- -- - - - --- - - - ~ Assault, robbery probed by deputies · The Me1gs County Shenffs Office IS mvest1gatmg the apparent robbery and assault of a 24-year-old Albany man Elton Han reponed five or SIX men entered h1s home on state Rout•q 681, assaulted h•m and took h1s watch and about $100 1n cash, aC(;on~•n!Z: to a shenffs office report He was transponed by the Central D1spatch SIJUad of the ty Emergency Med1cal Serv1ce to the Me1gs County Helipad m Po1me1roy:l for helicopter transpon to the Oh10 State Umvers1ty Med1cal Center The report stated he was unable to descnbe h1s assa.i~ants or the11 verlh 1 cle Steak and noodle dinner planned Racme Amencan Leg1on Post 602 w1ll have a s1eak aod noodle dir1neq Sunday startmg at II a m $5. Dme-m or carry-out. Legal office closed Monday The legal office of Clerk of CourtS Larry Spencer w11l be dosed Mon day for staff tra•nmg The utle office w1ll remam open Chamber Business After Hours The Me1gs County Chamber of Commerce Busmess Nter Hours be held Tuesday, 6-7 30 p m at Farmers Bank m Pomeroy AdmiSSIOn m advance, $6 at the door ., .. PTO to meet The Eastern Elementary PTO monthly meetmg, Oct. 4,' 6 p m m the cafetonum. Center offers services The Lottndge Commumty Center offers a vanety of sefVIces for area fam1hes. Dmners are served on the first Sunday of each month, noon to 2 p m at $6 for adults and S2 50 for children There are free country muSIJ: achv•t•es from 7 p m to m1dmght on the second and fourth Fndays, and every Tuesday there are sen10r c•t•zens activities and potluck luncheons Eastern Parent/Teacher conferences set The Eastern l...ocal School D1stnct will hold parent/teacher conferences on October 7 from 4 to 7 p m . d•strict w1de Appointments may be arranged by calling Eastern H1gh School at 985-3329 or Eastern Elementary School at 985-3304 Athens-Meigs CAC meeting GOP leaders close to pushing through farm bill The Athens to Darwm CitiZens Adv1sory Comm•ttee w•ll hold 1ts thud public meehng/workmg sess1on to hear presentatiOns by four engmeenng c<Jnsultants seekmg the contract to adv1se the CAC and Tr:ans:ponalllOI1·1 Rev1ew Adv1sory Counc1l on the Athehs-to-Darwm US 33 pr<>JeJ::t . By PHIUP BRASHER AP Farm Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - For two lawmakers, 11 took a pledge of special subs1d1es for da1ry farmers. For another, 11 was a favor sought by h1s home-state cattle ranchers. One such prom1se at a hme, Republican congressiOnal leaders were on the verge of breaking an •mpasse on an agncultural spendmg b•ll that would preserve lhe 40-year-old Cuban embargo. GOP leaders hoped to get a House-Senate conference commit· tee to approve an agreement today that would mclude nearly $9 b1llion in emergency farm ass1stance while excluding a prov1sion sought by farm groups that would allow the sale of foqd and med1cme to Cuba Two Wisconsin Democrats on the panel announced the11 support late Wednesday after wmnmg a pledge that the measure also would mclude $125 m1lhon 1n spec1al subs1d1es for dairy farmers In a JOint statement, Rep Dav1d Obey and Sen Herb Kohl, both from Wisconsin, predicted that the deal would get approval. Obey 1s the semor Democrat on the House Appropnat1ons Comm•ttee, wh1lc Kohl IS the senior Democrat on the Senate's agncul! ural appropnat10ns subcomm1ttee Another panel member, Sen. Conrad Burns, R-Mont., announced his support for the deal because of a prov•s•on requinng meatpackers to report the pnces they pay for livestock. " That means a lot ... I'm happy," he said. A round and square dance With cloggmg and line 'dancmg w•ll be held' Saturday, 8-11 p m at the Tuppers Plams Veterans of Fore1gn Wars w1th the band True County and Ron me Wood, caller Open to the public GOP leaders came under f11e from members of thelf own party for refusmg to allow the Cuba proVISIOn "It would be foolhardy 1f we addressed the emergency, but failed to address th1s structure where farmers are not able to market the11 products around the world," sa1d Sen. John Ashcroft, R-Mo. House leaders didn't want nonspendmg prOVISions m the bill , sa1d John Feehery, a spokesman for House Speaker Dennis Hastert. "We want to get th1s thmg done," he sa•d Some farm groups, mclud!Jig the huge Amencan Farm Bureau Federation, wanted lawmakers to reJect the proposed deal because 1! fa•led to mclude the da11y and trade prov1s1ons and may not have enough money to cower farmers' weather-related losses The U S Chamber of Commerce also we1ghed m Wednesday agamst the agreement because of the Cuba 1ssue. In add111on to openmg trade w11h Cuba, the Ashcroft amendmen! would bar the president from stopping sales of agricultural products and med1cal supplies to other countnes Without congress10nal approvaL Some lawmakers from dally states m the South and East wanted louse the spendmg bill to overturn a new na11onw1de m•lk·pllc1ng system that was scheduled to take effect Fnday A federal JUdge on Tuesday postponed Implementation of the plan. Kohl and Obey support the new system and fought to keep the 1ssue it out of the bill. Meigs EMS logs 11 calls Units of the Meigs County Emergency Med1cal Serv1ce recorded 11 calls for ass•stance Wednesday. Units respondmg InCluded: CENTRAL DISPATCH 12 26 am, US 33, Pomeroy, Sheila Partlow, Veterans Memonal Hosp•tal; 12 58 am. state Route 681 West, Pomeroy, Elton Hart, Oh1o State University Hosp1tal v1a helicopter ambulance; 2:42 a m, Village Manor Apartments. Pomeroy, Ed1th Rose, VMH, 11 24 a m., state Route 124, Racme, Sherne Wolfe , VMH, Racme squad and volunteer fire department ass•sted; • 12.45 p m, Race Street, Middleport, Helen Williams, Holzer Med Ical Center, 9·49 p m, Overbrook Nursmg Center, M•ddleport, Rebecca Hess, VMH, 11·42 p m , Seventh Avenue, M1ddlepon, Robert Davis, VMH POMEROY 9 07 p.m., Condor Street, Penny Sm1th, VMH, Central Dispatch squad assisted; 10:27 p.m., VFD and SIJUad to West Mam Street, smoke odor RUTLAND 6 05 p.m , Me•gs Jumor H1gh School, Doug D1ll, VM!i SYRACUSE 3 41 p m., Seventh Street, B1ll Hawk, VMH, Central D1spatch SI)Uad aSSISted. Round and square dance slated Craft show planned The Rutland Elementary PTO w11l be sponsonng a bean dmner craft show at the Rutland Elementary gymnasmm Saturday, 10 a m to 5 p m Local vendors are welcome and table reservations are $15 for one table or $25 for two tables Door pnzes w11l be drawn hourly staning noon. Proceeds will benefit the fall festival and a portmn of the proceeds w1ll be donated to the Me1gs l...ocal Bmldmg Bond Issue Committee Regulators consider concerns of neighbo~~ By KATHERINE RIZZO Associated Preas Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Oh10 farmers, the governor of New Jersey and local offic1als from three states we1ghed m w1th arguments for federal regulators to cons1der as they dec1de whether to kill or advance a Ch1cago-to-New York pipeline proJect Most of the foes argued that the natural gas p•pehne wasn't needed, would hurt the env1ronment, or would reward the bullymg of landowners across northern Ohm, about a th11d of Pennsylvama and parts of New Jersey . But Gov Chnsllne Todd Wh1tman told the Federal Energy Regulatory Comm1SS1on that people m her ~tate also fear another explosiOn like the one that leveled much of an Ed1son, N.J apartment complex m 1994. ' "More than 400 homes' would be WithiO 50 feet of the p1pehne, 165 of which would be w1thm 25 feet," Whitman sa1d '" wntten test1mony submitted for Wednesday's heanng Farmers worry al>out fields not properly drammg afte'M5emg disrupted by a buned p1pe, and elected offiCials worry about findmg the money to repair hundreds of bndges and culverts that would be damaged by the large eqmpment brought m to lay the p1peline, Wood County (Ohio) Com· miSSioner Timothy J Brown sa1d. SPRINGVAII FYCINFMA 446·4524 1 •H> " ' lo,', fJ •~I dll!)lll! I' WI P Brown descnbed an elaborate sy~~ tern of 20-foot d1tches, culverts, agnculturalules, spec1al surface gradll'f!. and other dramage methods used t..> keep h1s county's nch farmland frol};l revertmg to 1ts natural marshy cond1·, t10n "It's very important to us to keeP' that land from becommg a swamp agam," he told the commiSSIOners. Brown was accompamed by lawyer Jod1e Steams, who gave , the regulators a list of a dozen Iandow<~, ers who she sa1d were Cit her mt•m•· dated by strong-arm lact•cs or lied about m documents descnb••g whether they had granted access to surveyors or had talked to the compa-, ny about easements. , Chatham Township (N.J.) 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Thuraday, September 30, 1999 ~ Thursday, September 30,1 999 Astros down Reds 4-1, share lead with Cincinnati in Central By MARK BABINECK HOUSTON (AP) Playing from second place has -suited the HoustonAstros this season. Manager Larry Dierker hopes it's the last time .they have to do it. For the sixth time this season, Cincinnati , held a one-game lead over Houston. And for the sixth time, the Astros prevented the deficit from getting any bigger when Mike Hampton won his National Leaguehigh 21st game Wednesday night in a 4-1 victory over the Reds . . "I've felt all along there is a lot more pressure with the team hehind you playing well," Dierker said. "I've said more than a few times that it's easier heing the hunter truln the hunted . Now we're not and they're not - we' re lied again. " Hampton (21-4) struck out eight in eight innings. and Billy Wagner faced four batteis in the ninth for his 38th save and No. I00 for hi s career. Daryle Ward supplied all the offense Houston needed with a two-run homer. . With three games remaining. the Astros and Reds arc both 95-64 after splitting the two-game series. In the wild-card race., each was 11c eamcs ahead of the New York Met~. • If the Reds ·and Astros finish with the same record and the Mets finish out of the wild card~ Cincinnati would win lhe division because il beat Hou ston 9-4 in the season series, and the Astros would be the wildcard. Houston ·closes at home against · Los Angeles. Cincinnati, which had its six-game winning streak stopped , finishes at Milwaukee. " We' re still in control of our des tiny." said Barry Larkin. whose ' throwing · error caused three of Houston's runs to be unearned. " \Ve have to win . It's real simple." While Larkin said the Reds expected to sweep;· teammate Sean Casey sounded almost grateful to leave the Astrodome still tied for first place. •· we·rc right where we want ra he,'' Casey said . " We're goin g to be excited goi ng into Milwaukee. I'm going w· catf.:h a inovic . get some thing 10 car and go ih relaxed Friday.'' Ham pton s1randcd ar lea.'\t one runner in scoring posiii6n in the lirst three inn ing s without allowing a run . Cincinnati 's Steve Parri s ( 11 -3) retired nine of the first II bauers he fac~d . · · f\ ' Houston, which had lost eight of I I and scored six runs in its previous three games , broke through in the fourt h inning after Larkin's miscue allowed Jeff Bagwell to reach first. .. The Reds' Pokey Reese hit an RBI single in the six th , but Hau<ton · got the run back in ihe bottom half on Caminiti ' s sacrifice fly. Hampton, wbo tied the Astros' record for wins set by Joe Niekro in 1979, allowed one run and seven hits in eight innings wit~ eight strikeouts. "(Hampton) is not the kind of guy you ca n give a · three-run lead IO," Reds manager Jack McKeon said. " You have to admire the guy. He hustles all the way. He 's like Pete Rose . He's a good fielder and a good athlete ." HITS IT OUT - The Houston Astros' Daryle game against the visiting Cincinnati Reds, whose Parris gave ·up all four runs- hut just one · caincd - and six hits io Ward launches a two-run homer in the fourth 4-1 Joss moved the Astroa into a first-place tie with · · inni.n g of Wednesday night's Natiqnal League the Reds. (AP) five· plus innings . seven-run fourth inning off Maddux . Montreal beat Florida 5-3: and " We always thought we were due By The Associated Press By handing Greg Maddux one of his worst losses. the New York Mets ended their seven-game losing streak and made sure their final series against Pittsburgh will be meaningful this weekend. By beating Cincinnati 4- 1 to gain a two-game split, the Houston Astros put themselves back into a tie for first in the NL Central. With six playoff spots decided. the Astros, Mets and Reds are in a race for the last two. "We've had no bigger win all year,.. Mike Hampton sa id Wednesday night after slriking out eight in the Astros' win over the Reds. New York could say the same after its 9-2 win over Atlanta. John Olerud's grand slam highlighted a Philadelphia blanked Chicago 5·0. · tota l to 63 and moving past Reynoso ( 10-6) at Phoenix. Chicago's Sammy Sosa for the first Arizona (97·61) is 2 ', games time since Aug. 18, when he led 48- ahead of Cincinnati and Houston in 47. the race for home-field advantage in McGwire has 520 career homers , the first round of the playoffs . Gi~nts S, Dodgers 1 one behind Ted Williams and Willie McCovey fo'r I Oth place on the In the final night game at career li sl. ·candlestick Park, Livan Hernandez Ton y Gwynn was 7-for-8 in the (8- 12) allowed one run and !0 hits in doubleheader, raising his average to innings and Bronswell Patrick ~ot .339. . iwo outs for his first career save, Thomas Howard hit a two-run retiring Eric Karros on a game-endsingle off Donne Wall (7-4) for a 4-3 ing tlyout with the bases loaded. Barry Bonds, scheduled for lead in the seventh inning of the optmer, making a winner of Darren surgery Friday on his right knee , hit Oliver (9-9). Lance Painter finished his 34th t>omer as the Giants stopped a five -game losing streak. for his first save, Placido Polanco hit an · RBI Kevin Brown (18-9) lost to the grounder off Domingo Guzman (0-1) Giants forthe first time in nine career in the lOth inning of the second ·starts, allowing four runs and six hits game. Juan Acevedo (6-8) won. in six innings. n Scoreboard x-Atlanta .. .. New York ..... Ph'ilodeiJ)hia .. ,.. Montreal ....... Florida ..... Baseball AL standings lam y-Ncw York ... . y-Dllston ... . Toronto ........ . l!: L 1!<1. ........ ,, ...95 ~2 605 .. 91 .8 1 77 68 Bilitilnore ... Tamp-a 8ny •- --· 67 17 MO 91 Central Di¥bion X-CLEVELAND .. 9& 62 Chicago ................... 72 86 Dearoil. 67 91 Minnesola .. . ....... b.l ':14 h.l % l<11nsas Ci1y ..... Westl'rn Di,·bion .... 94 64 Oakland .......................... 85 7.l · ~-Te.\ns Seattle .... 78 80 Anahcim . 66 92 x-clinched divismn rir ie )•-d inched playoff berth 576 4\10 '18 428 l8 513 14': 96 ....... 63 e iN ClNNATI Houston ... ... Pittsbur!!h St. Louis .. Milwaukee, ChkBJl O :tt·Tarnpa Bay .... 13 17 Miami ......... .. ....... II 19 New England . .......... .1020 NY-NJ ............ . .. ....124 .6]) .589 ' 475 7 .415 ,,..25, ]96 .1 7'; .... . ' ,. l4 .456 A24 .401 ·' 96 • 595 .S.l8 m ··~ J2' : " ' .. 95 64 77 80 . .......... 74 ,, .... ,,_... 72 ........ .65 '""' .," .4'>0 468 m .411 . ,97 fi l San Franl·iscn 84 74 Los A n gel~ .. .. 75 83 San Die go . 1l· 85 7i . 88 Coluradu x-.::hnd'i<.'d dt V!S!O tlllllc .614 ~·~rtzona 17 20', 22 29': sn 1.1 ll 447 26' .475 .462 " . ' 16 DICJlO ~ ( 10) OH - Pms burl!h 7. Mtlwauk~ 5. Pmsburgh 2 Montml S. Florida J Phtlndclphi n ~ . Chi cago 0 New Yor k 9, Atlanta 2 Houston 4.,CJNCINNAT1 1 Colomdo 4. Arizona 'I San Francrsco 5. Los Au ,g~l~s I DH: Boston 6. ChiCago,,l : Chica!!n 4. BoMon 2 York at Baltimore. ppd .. rai n Toronto 6, Tampa Bay 2 . , Knnsu Ciry '·CLEVELAND 2 Detroit 6. Minnc:;ota J Seauk 7. Tuns ~ Annheim 7. 001kland 4 Today Milw:iuk~ ·s games Kansos City at Chicago. II p.m. Transactions MLS standings Eastern CunCerence .D: L. .W LSOWPu G[ GA y-D.C. ........................... 23 7 6 51 62 38 II-COLUMBUS ... ... 19 II 6 45 4S 33 lHm ea. .Gil II"W- $~,850 or $202 New York-New Jersey 31 New England . 7:JO p.m Soccer Ium . Saturday's games S. _ mo.* Baseball Amerlean Lea1ur TEXAS RANGERS: Recalled lHP Doug Da vis hum Oklahoma of the Pacific Coast leDgue National Lra1tlr PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES: Nomed Glenn Gregson minor league pitching cOOfdinnior. Wai .,.ed LHP Matt Beech Basketball Narlonal Baskrtball A.s50clation CHI CAGO BULLS: A~qum~d C Chris Anstey from Dall as in e~c h ange fOr their second-round draft ptck in 2000. HOUSTON ROCKETS: Signl'd G Shandon Anderson . , · LOS ANGELES LAKERS : Sig ned F John Salle)·. C Benmt Benjamin and G Melvin Levett ORLANDO MAGIC: Signed G Loui~ Bullock. WEllved F Mi chael Smith. SACRAMENTO KINGS : Re-signed f' Corliss Wi1l1 arawn . · Football National Ho.cke)' leagut NATIONAl HOCKEY LEAGUE PL,\Y ERS ASSOC IATION · AnnDunced the rrtiremcnt of C Da11e Gagner. CALGARY FLAMES: Si~ned LW Oleg Saprykin and D Robyn Regehr. DETROIT REO WINGS: Signed D J m Fisch~r 10 11 thrce-venr 'ron1rnct. Released LW Rnndv Burridsc ASsigned LW Philiwe Atulet, C Darril Laplnlllc, D,Maxi nt Kuznetzl)'.' and D Jesse .Wulli n to Cinc:mnati of the AHL LOS ANGELES KINGS : Assigned RW Jason Podollan and LW Bill Huard to Lowell of the AHL. and C Len Rani e to Lung Beach nf thl' IHL MONTREAl. CANADIENS : Sisr.cd C Mike Ribe1ru 1u u three-year contra~:l. ' NEW JERSEY DEVILS: Assigned D Colin· · White and RW Steve Brule to Albany of the; AHl NEW YORK RANGERS: Agreed w 1erms with LW Daniel Goncau and D David Wil kie ond a!isig ned them to Honford of the 1\HL NASHVILLE PREDATORS : Signed G Brian Finley to a three- ~· ear ~:on rrac1 PnTSBURGH PENGUINS : Agrted tci terms with D Darius Ka~paraitis on a two-year contract Assigned D Sven Butenschol to Wi\kes- BarreScrnmon of the AHL. · TAMPA BAY UGHTNING · Re-signed 0 Cory Cross to 11 one-year coniJacl. Signed D Jan Herber!i and RW Stan Dr\llla to one-year contracts. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS: Re-~igned D Bryan Berord to 11 two-year co,nunct. .. WASHrNGTON CAPITALS: Assigned 0 Nolan Baumgan ner. D ROb Unll'r and G Manin Brochu 10 Portland of the AHL. Chicken .I Pippen calls Barkley 'selfish,' 'fat,' says he'd welcome trade to Lakers ESPN . "lie's a very selfish guy. He · doesn't show the desire to want to win . That's my reason for wanting .to get away .from playing with him because he just doesn't show · the dedication." Barkley said he sacrificed to .make salary cap room on the Rockets for Pippen, who signed a fi~e-year, $67.2 -million contract before last · season. "For him to want to leave aftei · one year, it disappointed me great; · ly," Barkley said Tuesday. "Th~ Rockets went out of their way to get Scottie, and the fans have treated hini well, so I was just disappointed i~ him." ~c nior wingbal: k. t:au~ht six passe!!~ for 175 -poumJ Brennan ha_:, II 'I yards. Wclbton ha!r> 1;11od -!'oizc acros~ Ihe frunt line. lliC Golden Rrx:kct!:l c~n g<l 2011, 275, 21Ml , 2110 and 2tXI across the front line . Well ston is St.:uring .,.n Jvcrag~:- or 30 p<>inb a game. Wellston. on the defensive side of the ball , mu st replace eight s1aners area. and arc giving up 34 point~ a game . Chris Hutchinson who rushed for The Marauders who arc coming 1.379 yards last year and 18 touch · off a 34-18 win O\'er Fairland las I FOR THE BLOCK - Margie Bratton of Meigs, right, goes downs. is right back at il again. this . Friday cverling. have a pretty fair up for a . block against Gallia.Acadamy during last night's tri-match season. The 5- 11. I 75-pound seni or run11;ing ba~k in lhcir own right is that also featured Oak Hill. Tha Lady Marauders clefaated Oak Hill in specdSJer has rushed for 5K2 yards in senior Ju srin Ro u~h. a· thrilling three-game match, but lost to Gallia Academy in two games. (Photo by Andrew Carter) ' Meigs varsity sextet earns ·split in tri-match By ANDREW CARTER OVP Staff Writer GALLIPOLIS - Meigs gained a split in a non-league voll eyball trimatch that featured Oak Hill ·and Gallia . Academy at the GAH~ gym Wednesday. The Lady Marauders topped Oak l-l ill in three games before falling to the home-s tanding Blue Angels in two games . Meigs defeated Oak Hill IS -7, 13· IS. IS - I. Tiffany Halfhill Jed Meigs with 16 service poi nts , She also had a team-high seven kills; going 20-for~ . _ I h'1ttmg. , Shannon Price recorded 10 points and was 14-for-1 4 hiuing. She had seven assists. Amy Hyse ll had seven points and was 11 -of- 12 hitting with six kills. Brooke Williams was 8-for-9 hitting with six kill s. Tangy Laudermilt was 8-for-9 hitting with three kills and 12 assists. Randi Gilliland led Oak Hill with six points . .Ashley Morgan and Stacy Carter had five points each.· Meigs (11-2) JUmped OUitO a 9-2 lead against Gallia Academy in the first . game. but the Blue Angels su rged back to take a 12-9 lead thanks HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - six consecutive serv1cc points by Brianna John son, including two aces . Meigs pulled back .one points IQ cut the score to 12-10. but Jennifer Mullins and Cassie Graham erved out the game. Game two saw the Blue Angels run out to a 12·2 lead before cruising to the I 5-3 victory. Jessica .Donnally served the first seven points of the contest. Johnson and Shanna Carter each recorded three service points in the deciding game. Johnson led Gallia Academy with I 0 points. Donnally had eight points while Carter chipped in with four. Graham netted three points. Mullin s and Lindsey Addington added two . points each. Tangy Laudermilt Jed Meigs .w ith four points. Price, Williams and Hysell. had three points each. Margie Bratton had four kill s. Hysell recorded three kills and Halfhill,had two kills . Meigs plays at Wellston today. In the other match · yesterday, Gallia Academy rebounded from a I 5-13 loss in game one to defeat. Oak Hill 15-8 and 15-2. lO ··-- pass.s for 102 yards. J onathan Haggerty has six passes for 23 l, yards. Man Srewan. had four catche~ comp11ing ~tal! "i ll c' Sunday cvcm ng 11 was realized lhat one carry for '\ix for 72 \•ards and two touchdowns . . yard~ was overlooked. Qq;r the ;ears. these lwo team~ The Marauder;, ' :tll-.late candidate ha\ e played OuL\ta ndmg ball again sl : has already gone O\'CT the I JX)O-yard eac h olhcr. L1 .... 1 -.ea-.on ':"3 " no, mark . Fur the "'C'<I"''~"- he h.1~ c:amcd .:\c:rroon. a" !\lt:Jg-. defea ted tile· 135 time~ tor 1.06' ~.,rJ~ ~1.1J . I ~ ( J, , 27-11\ Pn a gJmc , touchdown) . he fourth ) lra1ght 1.000 yard season. Rouii.h al .. o became the' fir•a Marauder tu ~ urpa "" 5_(X}() yard.!! in a career. He ha!. 5, 12K yards in 84 1 carries . , C hr i~ Jeffcr.., , Jeremy Rou ~ h . ·(Ju:, tm's ltttl c bro lher). Adam Bulhngwn . Jcl.;.h Ho01en and B.J Kennedy ha ve a l ~o "i ho\\ n the ab,ility to pick-up ya rd ~ when needed . Scnio~ Aaron Vanlnwagcn. who wa~ one of the Marauders' leadmg ' rcccivt;rs. has ~ t cppcd Jn for lhe tnjured Grant Abbou and ha!'> done a good JOb at quarterhad~ . Abbott. the Mamudcr<· all l'onfcrcncc quancrhac k j.,. out fur th" ~ca~on ~a~tng ta'-'kle h\ ~ -J cn~m liJh Bentlq . Well ;,wn ..cored-10 pull tu \' ithin I WI)~ pomt s late in lhc game, hul Bent~ey (;arne up "ilh a hig hi-. a;; \Ve:llswn went for two on the extra pomt' In that game R.ou:,h r;m ror 173 yan.J-. 111 _ 33 carr·ies. . "The1r record 1~ no indicati on t,'l. hoY. goOd of a team they arc .:: Marauder nmc: h M1kc Chancey -.aJd "They have three of the bnt runn 1 n ~. hack~ thaty.e '-'Ill .'ICC It '-'ill be ;~, phy~ ical. four quarter~ ~, f hard - lw.,c'. football. We arc c~~.:neJ about pia~ · ing: a .tough oppo nent t.o open lll league pia) . \Vl' ha\l' tu hucklc J o" 11' : and play .good foot ha ll ." dtic to a hrokcn l.'ollar htmc . hut Kit:k ·olt is 7:~0 FruJ4.1~ n1ght from Van lnv. agcn i!> thr~c ot 11m the :m C H Jon e .. J7icld m Wd!.. ton . A rap on Marshall's dcfen1e last sea· ~ . .· . . Bo th O 'Neal and the Thundering Herd are doing plenty to change tha\ thi s season. No . 17 Marshal1 1has allowed just 29 points in four ganies. which ranks fifth in the· country. The Thundering Herd defense will have to avoid mistakes Saturday when they face Miami. Ohio, and star running back Travis Prentice. "Miami is starting to pass the ball to Prenti ce more this year so that 's so mething that we'll have to watc:h for,' ' o ;Neal said. "When he d oes nrn though. he runs real hard so it'll be a challenge for us to stop him.'' ''As a unit we wamed to_try to limil the number of passes over 20 yards and to' try to make ·-some more interceptions and fumbl e recoveries,.. O' Neal said . "Th'us far this season. I think we' -ve been pretty successful. .. O'Neal had 66 tack le s last season but wants t<> surpass 100 this year. "The best way for me to do this is by being around th e ball more, " he • Jazz Production • Thursday, September 30, 1999 • 8 p.m: I· '· • State Theatre (Main Street) • Tickets Are $1 0/Person & Available At The Door The Night Of The Perfonnance · said. 0' Neal credits coach Bob Pruett and linebackers coach Tim Billings with alloWing him 10 exCeL . I . "When coach (Jim) Donnan was here, the defense was very di sciplined," O'Neal said. "With coach Pruett and coac h Billings. there's nluch more freedom which allows yo.u to be more crea'ti ve and that helps me and the rest of the guys make beuer plays ... Defensive tackle Giradie Mercer says O' Neal has hi s mind in 1he.. game. . "The one thing that Andre does that the other I 0 players on the f1cld don' t do is that he doesn'l make any ment:ll errors. Sometimes other guys make one or two mistakes here and there, but Andre never has that proh- · lem," Mercer said. •• POI~I , , , • • ANT Artist Series. 070RS ~. IIi!., .•. ~ Q,. 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(800) 837·1094 POMEROY : · Mon.·Fri. 9 am·8 pm; Sat. 9 am·4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·5 pm OLDSMOIIL! (three of siX last "'eek J for 58 yards. Adam Bulhng10n_ has caughl eight · son was that it couldn' t hold onto a big lead against weaker opponents. Andre o ·Ncal's cri tici sm \vas the Thunderin~ Herd didn ' t finish t.hc season leadin g the Mid -A merican Conference in every defensive catego- 7A7E PONTIACe Rou<h !.1" "cd ru,hcd for a record 101 )ard-. 1n 19l:arne;,. 11 "a' ong onaliy repurtcd that Jusll n had picked up 295 yard' But while ~hool O'Neal prods Marshall defense to step up . Senior Low Impact Aerobics Pomeroy I 800 JH7-1WJ<l \' Doug Jones' total two years ago: Chris Peters (5-4) was the loser. :· Expos S, Marlins 3 Vladimir Guerrero' s · eighth· inning single off Braden Looper (2· 3) put Montreal ahead 4-3 in its final home game. Steve Kline (7-4) pitched a perfect eighth, and Ugueth Urbina finished for hi s 40th save. Phillies 5, Cubs 0 Doug Glanville hit a three-run homer off Micah Bowie (2-7) at Philadelphia. Billy Brewer (1-1) pitched twohitless innings. Ellison. Waived OL Damon lknson. Signed RB Marques Brigham to I he prutice squad. Released DT Garrell Jnhnson from the practice ~quad NEW YORK JETS : Signed FB Jermaine Wiggins to the pracrice squad. Waived WR James Adderley from t~ prnctice squad SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: Waived TE Mikt· Grieb from the practice sqund. Signed ' LB Chri s Dr~fl to the prac:lice squad . TENNESSEE Tl'fANS : Relrrued PK Roell Preston Sill ned TE Larry Brow n_ Added DE. Kr l!h Em bmy to the practice squad . NatioRIII FoOtball Lngue DON TATE !OH E M,1111 S l ( ' I 102 carries an .-·eragc of 5. 7 ) aid> a carry. Joining him is a good Jooktng sophomore fullback 6-0. 195 pounder Brad Young . Yo ung who missed two games this sea~n ~ith a knee injury has carried 61 time~ for 462 yards !7.~ yards a carry). At quanerbad: 1'. Jawn r::ortner. a 5-8. 160-pound ~cniur. 1::ortncr ha-. go.nc ro the a1r 3 1 umc!t hmmg on 15 for 259 yards. Fortner 's favorite receive r is Shawn Brenna n , a S-8. Hockey San Jose at ColorDdo. 9p.m. 6. Sap Frid~ li:...sttrn OlviJion Los An~;des 4. Colorado 0 Pirates 7, Brewers 5 Bn:wers S; Pirates 2 Kevin Young hil a three-run homer in the opener at County Stadium and Todd Ritchie ( 15-9) ·won for the fifth time in six starts. Mike Williams got three out s for hi s 23rd save. Stde Woodard ( 11·8) lost . Jason Berc (5·0) allowed one earned run and six hits in six ir1nings in the second game. Bob Wickman pitched the ninth for his Brewersrecord 37rh save , one more than BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) - The war of words between Scottie Pippen and Charles Barkley has escalated. . · Pippen unleashed a torrent of crit· icism at his teammate on Wednesday, calling Barkley "selfish" and "fat' and saying he doesn't have the desire to win an NBA championship. Pippen was responding to criticism initiated by Barkley, who was angered that Pippen said he' d welcome a trade to the Los Angeles INDIANAPOLIS COLTS: Waived DB Mt~nty Montgomery. Claimed FB Paul Shields off Lakers. "I probably should'vh listened to PlliiOOelphia's practice Squad. , JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS : Sicned LB Michael (Jordan) a year ago when he Chester Burnell. Placed lB Tom McManus on injured reserve . Waive'd LB Brandon Southward said that Charles will never win a fmm the prac1i ce squad . Sig~ed DE Rohmaan championship because he doesn't Streater to the p111ctice squad. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: Signed RB Jerry show any dedication ," Pippen told Friday's game l ..ou i~ Los Anscles (Williams J.Q) at San Fran,isco tEstes 11 -10). 4:05 p.m. Chicago (McNtchol G-1) Dt Phi lade lphia (Perso n 9-51.1 :05 p m. Today 's games Atlnntn (~hllwood 18-1) at New York (Yoshti New Yori:. (Clemens 14-9) 'at Baltimore (Mussina 12-81. 7"10pm 11-7) . •1:03 p.m. . Pi11sburgh (Schourck 4-7) 0.1 Mtlwattkce (Norno • Seattle (Hinchliffe 0-3) :11 Te~~i (Burkell 8-8). 11- 7), 8:05 p.m . . · 2:35 p.m. . . .So n Diegn (Hitchcock 12- IJ) nt Ari toM ( R New York (0 Hernandez 16-9) at Baltimore ·Johnson 1_6 -h 9:35 p~m . · (Riley 0-0), 7:05p.m. Toronro (Spoljaric 2-ll m CLEVELAND (Co lon 17-5), 7:05 p,m. . Friday 's games Bosto n (Florie 4-1) at Chicago (SirotkD II- U). Monueol (Vazquez 8-8) at Phil adelphia (Grahe 8:05p.m. I·.H. 1.05 p.m. Detroit (Ni1kowski ~5) at MinnesDia (Hawkins Pinsburgh (Schmidt 1., · 11 } at New York (Rogers 10·14), 8:05p.m. 5- 11. 7:10p.m. . Oakland (Heredia 13-8) at Anaheim (Finley 12- · Florido (Meadows 11-14) at Atlanta (Smaltz 1011), IO:M p.m 8). 7:40p.m. ' CINCINNATI (Neagle 9-5) at Milwaukel" {Karl . games 11· 11 ), 8:05 p.lfl. Lo s Angele! (Gagne 0-1) at Houston (Reynolds Bosron (Sabe rhage n 10-6) at Bal timore (J 16-13). 8 . 0~ p.m. Johnson 8-7). 7:05p.m San Franci!co (On:iz 17-9) :u Col orado New York (Perrine 14- 11 ) at Tampa Ray (Arrojo (Thom50n 1-9), 8:05 p.m. 7-11), 7:03p.m. Chicago(Lileber9-ll )atSt Louis(Thompson J. Toronro (Munro 0-2) at CLEVELAND (Gooden 2). 8:10p.m. J-4), 7:0!5 p.m. San Di~go_ !W. Williams 11- 12) at Arizona MinnesOta (Ry an 1-3) m ChicDgo (Baldwin 11(St'ot t lemyr~ 6-2}. 9:]5 p.m. U). 8:0.5 l].m. Iktroit (Borkowski 2-S) a1 Kansas Ciry (S tein 12). 8:05 p.m. l'e.Jtas (Loaiza9-S) at Anaheim (Oniz 2-J), 10:05 ···, p.m. . Seattle (F.GMcia 16-R) at Oakland (G. Heredia 13-81. 10:35 p.m. NL standings Wednesday's scores scores DH: St. Lmm -l. San Die go ·' : St 28 ~w x-LosA ngeles 19 11 3 ~~ 45 25 :t-Colorado ........ .. .. 19 10 .5 47 38 36 x-DoltnL .17 1~ 3 45 48 :\1 :t·Cllicago ....... ..... 16 14 2 44 48 J4 San Jose ... :. 18 12 IU 34 47 49 ~ansns City .....8 22 2 20 J .~ 51 y-~' linched conference Ii tle ~- c linche- d plByoff bcnh NOTE; Three points for victory. one poinl for sbootout win and zeru points for IM~ Shuotout (SOW) is a subset of win5 . 591 .597 ··' Oivision Wedn~sday's 5294346 ' 5 23 37 '56 4 22 35 SJ 3 15 31 62 Weslern ConCerence 9l 64 W~>~ttrn .608 Wednesday's ~ores · " .... 100 ......... ... 9J 65 .....15 83 ..........66 93 Cl'ntntl Dh·ision Eastern Division Rockies 4, Diamondbacks I Pedro Astacio ( 17· 11) scattered eight hits in h1's seventh complete game and tied Kevin Ritz 's team for an inning like that ." Olcrud said. Cardinals 4, Padres 3 " We needed it as ·s oon as possible."' Cardinals 6, Padn:s S Cincinnati and Houston (bmh 95Mark McGwire hit a homer m record for wins. Dante Bichctt e 64) are tied with three games left. each game at St. Louis, raising his homered twice off Armando and the Mets (93-651 are I': games behind them in the wtld-card race ~· ith four games to go . At New .Yor~ . AI Leiter (12-12) allowed two runs in seven innings and went 2-for-2 against Maddux (19-9). who gave up eight straight hits to begin ihe fourth. In all , he was tagged for a career high-tying "ight runs. "I wasn' t really too upset about how I pitched · in that inning ," Maddux said. "I was upset aboutthc outcome." In other NL games. St. Louis swept a d oubleheader from San Diego, 4-3 and 6· 5 in 10 innings; Colorado beat Arizona 4- I; San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 5- I; Pittsburgh split with Milwaukee, winning 7-5 and losing 5-2; By DAVE 'HARRIS Sen.t inel Correspondent The Metgs Marauders open up their 1999 Tri-Valley Conference schedule when they tra,...,J to Wellst on to tackle the Wellston Golden Rockets. Meigs will head into the contest with a 3-2 mark. while Wellston is a disappointing 1-4 . The Marauders dropped a season-opening loss to Gallipolis, and then a contest to state power Newark Catholic. · Wellston on the otbcr hand lost 1heir seas on opener to JaCkso n. defeated Minford and then have lost conseculive coolest to Waverly. Oak Hill and Rock Hili. Wellston is under fourth year head coach Larry Blackstone, who has a record of I~- I 6 . Wellston operates out of the Wing -T on offense and have one of the top backfields in the Carl Everett doubled, and Ken Caminiti drove in the game's fiN! run with an RBI grounder. Wa,d followed with a liner off the left-field facade for a 3-0 lead . . Mets shell Atlanta 9-2; Cards sweep twinbill; Pirates split DH National League roundup Meigs to face WeUston in division opener • " I kind of hit it off the end of the bat." Ward said. ··1 didn ' t know if it was going 10 go out or not." The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, ~hlo �"'"'' the latest m sports news trom the Kansas City notches s.:2 win over Tribe KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP)- Cleveland's bid for the be;t record in the Amencan League hit a >nag. "Jose Ro;ado pnci.cs us hke he 's Cy Young," Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove sa1d. "Every time 1'\' C ever seen him pitl·h against us, it's been lights out. "'I w:l.S told his last five or six starts weren't very good. WelL he fooled me. He 's a good pitchcr. He changes speeds 'very well . He's got a lot of confidence m hi s abilities. He's got a great changeup 1ha1 he can throw for mikes when hes behind Jn the cuunl. He 's somcthmg." Rosado ( 10- 14) pitched a four-hitter \\"ed ne.Way night against the highest-scoring team 10 the American Lcague, carning a 5-2 victory. He struck o ut fiv~ and walked one . BLit Rosado must have been w'ondering whether going !he dtstance was a good 1hing. It wa- thc- ·f\fth com plete game of the season for the Kansa.; C ity a~..:c, and he lost the first four. He . . tartcd "ilowly. giving up singles to Enrique \Vil.snn and Ruberto Alomar with one out in the first. Manny Ramirez then put the Indians ahead with a groundout and his 161st RBI , the most in the majors since Jimmie Foxx drove in 115 in 1938. Ramirez is one short of the Indians record set by Hal Trosky in 1936. But then Rosado retired 20 of his next 22 batters to beat Charles Nagy (17 - II) and .stop Cleveland's four-game winning streak. ·:If you throw strikes. 11 doesn 't matter who the opponent is," Rosado said. "They like to swing right away. They are fastball hitters. My game was to try to change. If it was a fastball CO!Jnt,_I threw my change up. If I threw a fastball, ll was to a good location ." Rosado impressed his own manager as well . "He had a real good fastball and a great phi· losophy, " Kansas City manager Tony Muser said. " I think Cleveland was looking for soft stuff. and he had a good fastball . He was aggressive in the strike zone . I think he 's showing that he 's getting stronger. He 's getting to be a horse ." Cleveland , trying to gain home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. dropped to 96-62 with Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 30, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel four games rerrwning . The: New York Yankees, who were ra~ned out at Baltimore. are 95-62. "It's not frustrating," Hargrove said of the mtssed opportunity. "Sure we 'd like to have won. but sometimes we were our own worst enemy.·· "Right now, we ' re trying to win every game," Nagy said. "When you Jose. you're frusuated. You don ' t like to Jose. Whether you have lhe best record or the W\M"Sl record, it doesn'l matter. You know thcy ' n: going to come out and play hand. They'••e got a good-hitting lineup." Kansas City stopped a four-game losing streak as Nagy ga1•e up· five runs and eight hits In seven innings . After Ramin:z's RBI grounder iri the first. Kansas City went ahead 3-1 in the founh runscoring s mgles by Carlos Beltran, Mike Sweeney and Joe Randa. Enrique Wilson pulled the Indians within a run in the six.th with his second homer of the season, but Jermaine Dye hit his 27th homer in the bottom half and Randa added an RBI single that gave Sweeney I00 runs scored this year. NOTIUNG RUNS UKEADEERE" Daily Sentinel ~!!!!!! ~"II' -~ Carmichael's Farm & Lawn /'fu, ,. /11 /:111 668 PII'IIICI'HI Drtve Galllpolla Aaoss lr• ~ Aule Sales on old Itt. 35 West DIAMONDS (740) 446-2412 992-2825 ... Excellent Quality-B est Price;; Check Acquisitions B e for e You Buy Fine Jewelry Anywh ere! 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Although i1's a long .; hnt. the R~d Sox s till have .a chance of winning th,· AL East : If they wtn their last way I can thank them and show them that I can still skate great." Kerrigan is skeptical · about Harding's return to competition . "That's been said before, so who knows'' We 'II see," Kerrigan said in Nashville, Tenn .. where she was pro- moting a Nov. 23 skating, exhibition. The pair ha4 appeared together for . a netwqrk television interview last year. Kerrigan said she hasn ' t had contact wuh Harding since. '' What for? " she said, laughing . Harding doesn ' t see competing Cassette Tapes Country & Ol~les . • $4.99 Onl the tripk: axel. She .is th.c ()nly American woman to land that diffi- i.':Xt.:C pl Harding also has taken s teps to rebuild her personal !'ire. She's had a huyfri end fur 27 months and works five Jays a week t~.:aching ~..:hildrcn am.l others huw to skate in her home· town. R11Senhcrg believes Harding's life is back. on solid ground, and a good reccptio~ and showing by her next month could signal the beginnin of her return to the ~pan's fore fro ,....--t, she " It may be at she tri doesn't enJoy , a · 1e uits . But I predict that sh · will elijoy it and she wi ll come back ' he said. ·" Of cours , Tonya will be ncr· vous, a nd ere 's a lot on the line: Because if >he docs well and handles herself w~ll .. both pre- and post- · event. she ' ll be invited lo more competitions. And I'll be sweating blood the whole show." Harding knows not everyone will .Welcome her or be convinced she is fi lto compete. " But I'm sure the skeptical people would c.¥cn like to sec me skate," she said . "Whe n I was an amateur, I skated for n1yself. As a professional. I will do it fo r tile fan s. This is the $1.39 SIIHI,; -odhlwa·-· See us for Your Stihl- . Power Tools & Accessories Ridenour 1. ~ t. wn a.mn. 3,013 o.. B~fr-r. 2.983 _, lo'ike BfN. 2.914 3,5!7 1. (31 2. (41 3. (II 4. (11 5. (21 (II eom~nc CheYI'olet, 68.358 mph , July 12. 1997 up: Ktoger 225 wt..e: Louisville ( Ky . ~ Motor Speedway (.43&mile track), 225 laps/98 .44 m1les ... Mdretti's viCtory earlier this ~:Ra~s·~ykw - : Fr1<1ay, Oct. 1 e". PRmllE "' Bobbr Lobonte J.lrllortlon · YourTurn - M- second "-Y· - CRAFTSMNO TRUCIIS Ford ClrtYer Grei Biffle heiCI off Jack SpraQ;ue an 8l)plll'ent Blffte's victory was not ortlclal. COncord, N.C. TIIIIGIP StlF ... IIf. North CIWOitnl Spetdw-r 111'101011 tl ......... Aeolwlrt Ml~ liofneltfed MotOf'SC)Orta Compit• ....,.. MOIIOI..,., ' · ---- •tllala. ¥a. 'f Ctiii1<Jh Motor st...o-11< Nov. u tor nlntl'l vtctorv Of'.the season. but a post-race Inspection re'o'ealed an una~ Intake manifok:l. so as this paee wont to press. 1999 WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE M.lil_.......... Roc:kii'Wflam , N.C, HOmlatHCI . Rl. ~Go- FEUD OfT HE W!EK ..,_ Milcla ~Chid IJttle . ~ . ·' ~lilt..,. Ullll,. rctnl'- Mlltll' cn......t Jn1D the welt. ___...__.,.... __ The !i&1ilr-olll -.lllld, "11111-. ' ' t \. ' w-..- ,.e to w1t1 .. Mlcllaol-.---· .-race wltll- -finiSheS. 81 tot>1~. i\tvli>inent moiOtlliOrto -.tpwonllie- · nelllly $9.5 mll!on In career earn~n&& F11111S; Stiut (May 26, 1985', Bl C._), Dafrell, hal won B4.Winlt0n Cup races, lUll ~ hlo ftlll wtn In tho ""'"'y's 111011 tJOie,(May 30),.1991, at Dover), Will !noM) WAI .101 NIMECHIII'I NIW - 1.111 VICIOR\'INCOI UQINI FOR YOU7 •That was In 1998 at what was then kncrMl as Charlotte one of tne bigest upsets eo.ter In Winston Cup · , _ ~- - W:tnry;comtrc" a""" rlclf'C. Joe Nemecnek nas Deen goOd at times. • lqety llmlt8d t o winS, but he has lacked the consistency to pu1 him - oitoortho ....... ~-'"the on top of the list of people that mtaht break . racrc. -- ~ -t ~ -- ~ ':1' OCD '-< IDe 0 ~Ill -· =- = =-= :8!:!: ·-.:,·-s· ... ... Joe's win surpriSif"W and special. It's not beCause o1a lack of al:llllty on Joe's part or on -the-on~ thin 0810 EamhaRit IS No th8 part of h6s team, but jUst because of where •t-.. always thOU&ht MIChael W!iltrlo was 1 they"""' been. They brolce out and broke""' t:IIQ:. Tll8t eKCiteS me 11.a drfYer. and It'S just IIOOd to< ..... balfted by Woltllp's ~to wtila point fl!'oo dr~Y~if,. lllld""' _,lml Cliaml>lon. cusi;lort. • "'Mly he'IIIWMII' won Is a rnystBry to me. • AQI:38 -~: Born ana raised 1n owenSbOrO, Ky.,,_ n Shenttllford, N.C. W1FI: Etizotatt "Bully" CIILDRIN: ClltHn (9), Mll1MI Caroll2) CAll: No. 7Phllpo Ch<Molet Monte Corio, IF JOI! NEMECHIII CAN DO IT, CAN YOU? "I really Jeetllke thiS Phliipneam naune cape. bllilv to oo whalJoe d~. h's kind ., hard ....,. ijmes to &et ....-)body to buy 11to 111at, but 1 feel tnat Wtlj. I knOw II didn't matter vmether 01' not Bf¥)1'18 was bu)'lrC lrm It wllh Joe when ' ...-·-.en CD :::J Cit :::J . ~ "1 "1 ~ NCD r:tJ 0 ~ r:tJ r:tJ Ul Ul ---· 0 CD Ill r:tJ-A ~ Q.. Ru1h A. Crumf [lkhardt, Ind. In 1/ur media~ deferu~ night· rime mc£f pur reporters lllllkr tremendous tkodli'le pressure. Many~prople who cHiicize ~ media for being o~'f!r:ealous would af.sn crlticiu if the i'lformatlon ln. quulion ww IJOI pri'l/rJ. You are right tfwt people mtde swteme11n "rn the lrt'a/ of the mame'lt" they laU!F" regn't. bu'r ju.tt ber:aus.e a microphO'II! is in someone Sface docrn i mea'! that pei'SOIIIws tD say Q'l)'lhi'lg. •••••••••••• Fan Tips •••••••••••• V.lhdaHot~ VJIWINot • STERUNI MARUN FAN 1. How much did It cost to get In the first Southern 500 In 1950? Z. Who Woo the last Winston Cup race at North • HOt: Dale Earnh8rm has 10 ~10 nnlshes In the last 13 CLUB W ll ~esboro? 3. WhO was the ·last driver to win a race In a Chevy • NOJ: Jeremy Ma~leld haS ·owOQe1 Au&! 't :uopJO!) uer ·z :gj 't finished outside the top 20 In nlne.ot the last 11. $ll:iiM$NY . ANNUAL DUES: $12 per person, $20 per.famlty (limit four members; add $2 for each additional member over 4 years of age) BENEFlTS: ColOr PhOto, Coors Light T·shirt. newsletters. lumina? key chain with beer opener. Christmas card I • ••••••••••• • Dl'< Dear NASCAR This Ykek. "NASCAR family !!licking together"? Interviews al\cr the Bristol rxe ~~~~ere more like a school of barracudas closing in for the kill . The media should use some . restraint •nd wait before sti<:king a microphone in people's faces so CjUickly. Things are said in the hl:at of the momen1that are betler left unsaid. Hopefully some of these poople are sorry and will apologize co (Dale) Earnhardt. throuth end wile race. That's what made history Of ""' wattllp qualified lor the """"' by flnltll1lrc ltftllln tho prellmnsry Open. races. ·Uttloi - - · - hlo- and ouely ... liuutltiillll. 11wMlhlf'CI , _ MfY lloel<. ~ 111at _ , ""'!"! Martiole'et "'' ....... n Ill Ul owned by Jim Mattei RECORD: 421 starts, 2 poles, 0 wlns, 17 NASCAR Thla week· I NASCiR. w - Cttp- lyMontoDutteo wtinv c:uied Lltlll ana lOIIi. ·r ctool "** 11e ... --· Lilli. will~ •nate,.ndlhllll~~ .~iidtohm.'" ~ m ._, Ct1ew- " - LoJolo . tlooal-ay. 500'\e days 111at just ile_.s. h's_l\a!llll!ned to me"'""""" 30 · nnw be.a dul!f-paying meMber of Atwood"""'"""" to capture the MBNA Gold 200, also at Doo.oer Downs lnterr& around this thirC for a v.fllle, he'H have (tire problems) lllflln. ""'·' ..... a/KV)IS IMri, purticuJwfy K-IJe'l, fo,. wftat~'f'T ~Va.~;OIJ, lht heat it e;xcessil'e. NASCAR muw appmve alf 'equipmenl and will not allow t~IIU JOuu·wh~LrWirltfOIJrlugs. ' · To be issued a rule book, ont lfOt -the sgort's Stlked hiS ""''" ..,.... fUture sun with his ·_,lntho -~ ·., .. eo.er. The contrast the two stars - one a mainstay, tte emercJrc- oould not haw been IJUier. Totd Chit Stewart had complained abOut n!S titel. Marlin said, "llh"" WTOI\I' - ""- 10 Ocl.17 ()Gt. 2• floodxxur!, hl!tJI-protecllw jooiWMT. etc_B1111il~f~ metlwdr do , Nineteen;ear-old Casey; """' off ""' lji)ICalty flefy cnatae of 281ear-.old Hnsatlon Tony ..... '"many c~t~.t. thm arr- insuluJ· ed pads. In fact. tlfere art I'!Ony twy:s- tNifiS arrempt 10 protect u.~ drivers 'Jeer: lnsulatk»> beneath 11te - BUSCH IRANI> NATIONAL Mark Martin. lhe 4()-year-old Ford drtYer frOm BateSVI"e· Art<•• ~ :I:- dozen """". Some days just go that way.· In other words. time to take your -:ne<iiclne . kki. NASCAR Future. Dear NASCAR This Week, I have often heard some of the ract announcers say the drivers• feet become very hoi durin& a few Is it poss!ble to get a copy of the rule book? times, tu l'w been 8fOllld tor a NASCAR Pnisem and Lllltn ,_Ow ••••• 11 .., FROM lAST WHK new. 'Mlat a CfOSSI'08ds skirmish I • • • ·• • . • I of the nce.eo.oents, Why •~ there rll,ll an insulated pad placed on the floor ofthc car Wlder !he drivers' feet? Why don't any of the teams use four lugs on the wheels il15lead of five? It would make for a faster pit Team In turmoil Fourth pole of season Can't walt for Talladega Can he aet a win? Three stral&ht top-lOS (7) RIISty Will- Advertise on this page Caii992-21SS Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext. 1OS For more information Ford ended a three-year Chevy winnlrt streak .... Hornaday is the ooty twcrume winner. _ the..._- OfFICIAL WEB SJTE: www.sterlingmarlin.net AROUND THE GARAGE NASCAR drivers continue annual rotations X CREW OFMWHII By Monte Dutton NASCAR ThiS Week onty ••··•a · DOVER!, Del. -Ted M113p1.w is out; Wally Dallenba4:h Jr. i& in, effective nex1 year in the No. 15 Ford jointly owned b)' Burch Mock and TeMeSsee businessmUI Darwin Oordt. Both drivers confirmed the: switch. MU&Jmte deClined to spctuLite whit future prospects he might have. Bli it Is possible, acoonlin& 10 a te.m 100n:e, that Oordt miaJit retain Muspave in a 5t00nd cu, provided 1 ~sor can bo found. Dalienbac:ii\ name has been bounced around in relatton to virtually every available vacancy since 30%011 Extra lliVal tlearette§ ' Johfi Anclrettl .... Rkl'iard Petty won an ·incredlble 15 races hefe. Not quite as consistent Ftfth P'ace Isn't bad Jef!- 'Timex Watches . s1.07 Pack his contrac:t was not Rnewed at Hendrick· McKorsports. The team, IO.be renamed Galaxy MOfonpon&, will have Jimmy Johnson, well known for his past service al Hendrick. as g~~l mana&er. "Jimmy Johnson is the reason why I was intl!rated,R said Dllllen~ICh . "We're gOing to use Robert Yale:!! engines, but ulher than that. cverythin1 is &Oin& to be done in·house. I've bec:n given the opportunity to bring in pooJile that I want'ed to work with, arw:l because of that, I think this is going to be a 40iquc OP,portunity for me.~ :-e CO~ ~9991he Gaston tN.C.J Garette • O~trlbuted ~ UnM~tSlll Preu 5rnc:t~8141 (800) NUfECHEK TO PETREE: Joe Nemechek is the front-runner to replace Ken Schrooer at .And)' ~~~ Racing. Schnider's departure from ~ree's No. JJ Chevrolet was anoounced t\W weeks ago, and NemechekS victOiy lasl wCek at New Hampshire cemented his posicion as Sdlfllder"S like ly rcpla,ement Expect an 9fficial announcement '"''"· STILL TIME FORA CHANGE: Fcl1K Sabates is, of course, ovcljoyed at Joe Nemechek ·s recent victory at New llampshire, but not so ebullient that he will ar~c • A bM Mt oftlrH and I ba~k rooullfnl .........r.lod pit ttop lift Tony Stcwlrt to woo Nemechek to rome to the No. 42 Chevrolet ncKt year. "You can'tlook ~k on dec•· sions you make:' said Sabates, who announced his impendin~: split wllh Nemcchek about a month ago . "When you make a decision, you\·e · thought aboul1t hard. YOtJ can't go back and change a dectsion. It doesn't do anybody any good. We'll anr~ounce what we're going co do in Nu\·embcr at Atlanta lthc season'!> fmal race)." lf"wl\at we're going to do" IS not hirt K~nny lr'win 8!1 Nemechek 's successor. it will be as big an upset as the New l~ampsh ire thrM lapt down In SundiJ'I MBNA GOld 400. The ddver w-. cdmluton~ by hla own· at wtt't end.- . Thankfulty. thlrt • • nut - the cate for ttta' pit crew. MICICd by Grsc: Zlp.a.IH. Stewart wound up .........,., .... """Ina row. VH: IOI)'. 255.6734 • For release wee+1 of SeDtvmbef 27, 1999 • Design: CIWt8Grephies Inc' . 5/ll'esot... na Cold Pop ,. 20 oz. Bottle On Sentinel A'ITENTION 69C ADVERTISERS!! "' Advertise on this page *Take 12 Months ,To Pay Same . As C~sh Kenneth McCullough, . Charles Riffle, R. Ph. _ Man. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat 8 am-6 pm Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. PH . 992-2955 PRESCRIPTION E. Main Friendly Service Pofl),eroy, Oh: Week 'ti119 . 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Rudd and • Weeldy ranklnp by NASCAR This Week writer Monte Dutton. Last week'a rankin& 111n parentheses. reall)' live~ againsl Kerrigan again as a possibility. ' . ' ~ Terry Cook. Chevrolet, 103.92:11 mph Race recorf:: Roo Hornac:tay. TOP TEN . ,t,,,,, " non SIIII)W', 3.257 Deto hmhordt Ill Wlrd Burton 10. 1-1 Kenn)' Irwin N. 2nd Ave. 22. 1996 · 3.251 DeMit , ..........J.oeo ... Ewnt qu :rr,llc record: Chewolet, 82.223 .. ~.Sept . . Gfll Uftl. 3.412 ~~"·"' 1-. Kllller, 3.110 8. (81 Only 27¢ R,,.,tt SltJuer 7,,, 1reals To get a current weather report, check the -···- Bc1bt1¥ ~. 3,171 • Jflf Gt'Mn. 3.614 ~- ••y; Reg.39¢ News Hotline Ne,vs Hotline News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline . Di11111 E.-nhlrdt Jr., 3.821 .....,_"-''.! o. ~~~f~Z Che.ster .985-3308 Russell Stover Peanut Butter Ghosts ·~~· sa.•a _,". ,...,._ ..... s.u.r. J~Ql, 1. Jf/llf 8u'lon. 3.131 Russell Stover Marshmallow ·Pumpkins Reg. 49¢ Only 34¢ Man.:h. :.hortly after .she announced her intentio n tn return to competitiOI L She fa n hit all her triple jumps cult JUmp in .competition. . . --.... .. .-.; ,--.3.2311 . _._. . __._,,,. ..---3jm __ ..... __ ___,..,__ ,.... . . ~·4.142 1. o.ll I. "S he' s happy and she has her baby. I've gone on with my life," Harding said. "I know everyone's going to associate With us being togerher, but we. ve moved on." - - Jeff Gor<IOO. Dcfssi6C c:Minp6on: Tony Raines 1999 POINTS STANDING) · comfort during endk3ss renditions ot purple dinosaur .Ongs. )'OU •= RUOO EYM1 qu W)llll rtCOnt: Ted • Cushioned, full-length lining maintains ·year was the ooly Pontiac victory this season by a drtvef not repre5erltin& Joe Gibbs Racife. MUSCJaw. Ford, 94.129 moh. :;ep<. 23. 1994 laps/263 miles WMn: SUnday, Oct. 3 D 1 r • chlmplon: Ricky • • Genuine moccasin construction hokis up to hours ol chasing a naked kid . . Living Room Sale Prices Good Through Tuesday ON THE SCHEDULE NAPA AutoCare ' wt.re: Martln5¥111e tva.) Speedway c.526mlle track), 500 500 • W - Cu,, NAPA AutoeoroiOO 1 p..m . • Sunday • ESPN ceiling. Built for the wa, ~ 8:30p.m. • Friday • ESPN SALE • SALE •. SALE · .SALE in Trucu, KfaCor 221 • - • Ughlwelght sole improves tractiOn for standing on _cllair to wipe yogurt off Harding plans return to ice in mid·Oct~ber By JOHN RABY ,C HARLESTON, WVa . (AP) Tonya Harding. awar~ that seven months of training cannot ·make up fur a ri\'c -ycar abse nce from competitive ;.; kating. is grateful for one more chance to rcs tan her career. Harding will compete professionally for the first ttmc Oct. 18-19 at the Huntington Ci.vic Aren·a. more than J.l.y.t;.. years after she was banished from sanct ioned amateur competition for her role the knee "bash,1 ing of rival Nancy Kerrigan. Hard1ng's adv iser. Michael Ro sc nhcrg. persuaded a California prnmotcr to sign the 28-year-o\d skater fu r one show: ·· 1 owe1 everything to him ," ~--''N'""'' •'" sa id Wednesday from her ' hometo wn of Portland. Ore .... He ha,~ put hi s name and 'e verything on the line . I'm dcllnitcly no t gotng to let him down. '' For my seco nd .chan ce hack-. I' ve got to gnT it C\'cryth in g I've got'· . Harding has hccn lro.tining since · 'MHSJON CUP SERIO four games and the Yankees Jose 6. Tampa · B'ay 2; Detroit fl. Edmonds also homered for Anaheim. their fmal five. the teams would both Minnesota 3; and Seaule 7, Texas 3. Blue Jays 6, Devil Rays 2 finish with 95-67 records. But the Mariners 7, Rangers 3 Kelvim Escobar tied a season2 Red Sox would be di v1sion champs Edgar Martinez and Charles high with nine strikeouts in 6 11 because they won the season series Gipson each drove . in two runs as innings, and Tony Fernandez had a against the Yankees, eight games to Seattle won at Texas. endin·g the pair'of RBI singles as Toronto won al four. Rangers· five-game winning streak . Tropicana Field. ·· "The division isn't over yet. Juan Gonzalez hit hi s 38th homer Escobar (14- 11), who g~ve up IS We :rc not going to let up, " said and Royce Clayton got hts I.OOOth earned runs in three previous starts Nomar Garciaparra. whose 27th career hit for the Rangers , who an.~ against Tampa Bay lhiS season , limil- . homer of the season broke a 2-2 tie m one "ictory shy of a fmnchise-record , ed Ihe l)evils Rays to 1wo runs and thcfifth innin g of the opener. "We're 95 -win season. Texas is two games seven hits. Bobby Witt (7-15) lost his not going to sit on pur hands.' " behind Cleveland and I ',, behind the seve nth straight decision, giving up Garciaparra wenl 2-for-4 with a Yankees in 1hc race for the AL's be st six runS ·and II hits in six-plus walk in the opener, raising hi s re-cord and home-field advantage .i nnings. le~guc-leading average to .357. He throughout the league playoffs·. , Tigers .6 , Twins 3 sat out the second game. Angels 7, Athletics 4 Dave Mlicki pitched seven strong '' We're happy, but not con tent ... Darin Erstad hit a tiebreaking RBI innings, and Karim Garcia and Frank singl_e in the eighth as Anaheim beat Catalanotto homered as Detroit won Garctaparra said. . Boston's win eliminated Oakland Oakland, which remained in playoff its fifth straight. from wild-card contention. The co ntention until the final week Garcia hit a lhree-run homer in Athletics lost later in the night to despite one of the lowest payrolls in the founh inning and Catalanoito , the majors. . added a solo shot in the sixth for the Anaheim, 7-4. • New York at Baltimore was post- . After Erstad broke a 4~4 tie in visiting Tigers. After giving up a poned by rain . 'rh,e game was sched- Anaheim , the Angels added two three-run homer to Corey Koskie in uled to be made up today as pan of a . more runs in ihe eighth on a ground- the first, Mhcki (14- 12) pitched six day-night doubleheader. qut by Jim Edmonds and an RBI sin- scoreless innings to 'wi·n for the ninth In other AL games. it was Toronto gle by Mo Vaughn. Vaughn and· · time in II stans. By The Associated Press For the llrst time since Babe Ruth pi1chcJ for Boston. the Red So.!( will . 106 North Secona Ave. • Middleport, OH -' American League roundup The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 r __,___ ____ ~_ ----- -- '. ·, , �• Thursday, September 30, 1999 hge 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Community Calendar---___, The Communtty Calendar IS pobhshed as a free serv.ce to non profit groups w1sh1ng to announce meeungs and spec1al events The ca lendar IS not des1gned to promote sales or fund raiSers of an) type Items are pnnted only as space permits and cannot be guar anteed to be pnnted a spec1f1c number of days THURSDAY POMEROY Pomeroy Zon mg Appeal s B oard , Thursday 7 pm FRIDAY RUTLAND - Rose ol Sharon Hohness Church rev I\ al Oc1 I I(}-. 7 p m Jack Duhn e\ angehst mvtte~ Dewey Ktng pastor publi c H ar HARRISONVILLE nsonvdle Lodge 41 Saturdav 7 30 p m Refreshment> TUPPERS PL'\INS - Gospel smg Saturday, 7 p m at St Paul Umted MethodiSt Church To be fealured True Tone Tr10 y, onne 'Wahers and Proclmm SUN DAY POMEROY Poplar R1dge Free Wlil Bapust Church gospel smg Slate Route 554 The Joe Leste1 Fam li y, the Brody Fan11ly Parkersburg W Va Pub he mvlted bv Pastor Jo hn Elsw1c k EAS f MEIGS - South Bethel Ne\\ Testame nt Chu rch. horne lOimng, Sunda., Sunday sc hoo l ,tt 9 a m worshtp :-.erv1 ce at I 0 I 0 am Ca rry-m dmner at noo n SATURDAY RACINE - The Sham Sayre Smllh famtl y reu nwn, Saturda) MuSi c at I p m w11h The Southern GospelaJrs South Bethel IS located Amencan LegiOn hall Ridge Road SL hovls Ral:tne Potluck dmner, I p m Table '"' v1ce and dnnks proVIded SALEM CENTER Grange 778 Satu rd ay suppe r at 6 30 p m Sw putluck X 1 p rn ln sta llaq on o l olfu.:er:-i c.1kn de1 for 1999 2000 to be complct ect .mc etm g tv.o mtle s tro rn Route 7 on Sil ver aao~s LAUREL CLIFF- Fam1ly day at the Laurel Chff Free M ethodiSt Church Sunda) Covered d1sh dmncr a1 noon Featured Will be the Boelk Famd) from V~rg10 1 a wllh lhe Rev Bob Boclk preach~ng and the tamd) , 1ng~ng The Rev C harles Young ol Akron supenn tendent of 1he Free Me1hodt st C hu rch ol OhiO Will VJS II Charles Sw1gger '"' tt e~'t he puhllc MONDAY EAST MEIGS -.- Fnends of the L1brary 7 p m M onday at the Eastern L1br a r~ SYRACUSE Sutt on T o wnship 1 ru stees M onday 7 30 p m at Sy racuse MonJcJpal BUJidmg CA RPENTER Colu mb1a Townsh 1p B oard ol Trustee s Mon day 7 30 p m at the lire staqon lUESDAY POMEROY ~ Sa hsbur) To" n fro m E.htern ~h t p Tru~tees Tu r~dav 6 30 p m at the tow nship hal l Rocbpnngs HEMLOCK GROVE - Hem llKk GnJ\!! C ll!t stt.HI C hu tc.: h hunH.'LOill iiH! Sund l ) A I Po.:.t cr . . pt.lkcr D1nnt:r at noon Jltctnnon '~.:n h. ~.;~ at 2 p m Spcu<ll JTlUSIC b) the WJIII anh Pa1ml' Vwnna 'W Va Road P o m ~..:: r oy POMEROY - Count ) ~.u:ss M ec lrn g M c •g' cl)Uf lh t)USL: 7 r 111 Public Notice OpeT11tlng Tranalorw In ............. ;........... 11 ,044 62 Advanc.-ln 194,599 n Relund ol Prior Yllrl Expend -- .. 200 00 Operotlng Expenaea-Out . (II ,044 62) Aclvancea..Out -- - -- - - (1114,599 77) Reh,md of Prior Years Recelpto • (850 88) Totol Other Fin Sburcee(Uaea) ...................... 125,581 25 Excess Receapta!Sources Ovor/(Under) Oisburaomtnto & Other Uses/Net (776,137 22) Beginning Fund Cash Balance . 3,053,625 75 Ending Fund Cuh Balonce 2,2n,488 53 ReServed for Encumbrances -- " 544,494 87 Unreserved Fund Balance 1,732,993 66 Cash In Banko (Net) ............... 260,169 79 Investments - -- - - 2,017 ,318 74 Total Fund Balance ..... :......,........ 2,277,488 53 MEMORANDA DATE Assessed Valuation ...................... 39,n5 no Property Tax Levies Inside 10 Mill • 4 0000 Outside tO Mill 19 5000 ADM 795 30 to d i-s cxtcndmg open hou1s tor the <:o urt house PubiiL ofll clals bu st nl'ss U\\ IH.: r s .wd ge nc r() ] pubhL · Public Number of Non·c•r1 Employee~~ , 33 40 Numbor of Cart . Employee~~ • 84 00 SUMMARY INDEBTEDNESS BONOS Balance Beginning ol Period .. • 1,4$5,000 00 Rodaamed·Ourtng Fl"""l Portod .30,000.00 Balanco 6-30-1999 • .. ... •••• 1,425,0CXI 00 SUMMARY INDEBTEDNESS NOTES LONG & SHORT TERM Baloneo Beginning of Period • 134,565.56 RodHm•d-Ourlng Flocal Plriod.. • 21 ,577 97 Balance 6-30-1t181 ................ .112,987 59 I certify lho following report to be correct and true, to tho beet of my ~ knowledge· Treasurer of the Board of Education Lisa M Ritchie (9) 30 lTC Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Stephen D Mlloo, Attorney al Law 1B W Monument Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45402 Michael Eugene Wallo and Linda G McOanlol Smith wholl oddrooooo ,are unknown, will hereby take ni)tlce that on March 1, 1999, USDA Rural Development, filed llo Complaint In Foreclosure m\ tted and Marshalling of Llano In the Common Pleas Court of Melga County, Ohio, baing Caoe No. 99-CV020 agalnol Eatalo of Ronald E Smith, praying lor judgmont In tho amount of $66,968.52 with Interest thereon according to the terms of the note from January 13, 1999 until paid and for forecloaure of said Mortgago Dead on the following described real estate, or which said Defendants, Estate of Roneld E Smith ora t~e owners of Health Fair A Variety Of Screenings Tuesday, October 5, 1999 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mason County Senior Center Free To The Public Will Be Made Available J{appy 2Bl !Ann we rs lilY (Flo) d .Y Cfi11> Llt!alld l.. t11 i. ~ [om VO l/ '--,.. Vail To Those In Attendance Situated In tho Vlltogo of Middleport, County of Meigs and Stale of Ohio Being Lot 1 ol tha Blloy Rosa Subdlvloton u ro'corded In Plat Cabinet, Page 48, In the Ollice ol lhe Melgo County Recorder Parcel No. 15·02010· 000 and that Defendants, Michael Eugene Walla and Linda G McDaniel Smith be required to aat up any Interest they may have In oald promlooo or ba forever barred, that upon failure ol said Defendants to pay or to Everyone Welcome Public Nolle• couu to be pold oold Judgment within thr" dayo from 111 rendition thol on Order of Solo be looued to tho Shor iH of Melgo County, Ohio, 10 appraise, odvertloo In tho Dolly Sontlnol and •II ..ld real eatate, that tho promlooo be oold free and clear of all clolmo. llol18 ond lnterlll of any of the partial heroin, lhot tho proeeedo from the aale of 11ld preml1e be appllad to tho PlolntiH 'o judgmont and lor ouch olhor rallol lo which USDA Rural Oovelopmonllo ontltled Sold Oolondanto are dlroclod to tho Complaint wherein notice undar the fair debt cottoc11on practice act loglv.n Said Oelondonll will take notice that It be required to answer said Complaint on or before the 13th dey of Nov.1999 or judgment wttl be rondared accordingly USOA Rural oavelopmont, Platntlll, Stephen D Miles, Attorney (9) 9, 16, 23, 30 (tO) 7, 14 &TC Public Notice WWR 101806231 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO BANKERS TRUST COMPANY 0 F CALIFORNIA, N A , AS TRUSTEE, Plaln!IH va GI!EGORY MEDLEY, at ol., Dalonclenll CASE NO. 99CV036 JUDGE LEGAL NOTICE LARRY R • ROTHENBERG 10011146 323 W LAKESIDE AVENUE, SUITE 200 CLEVELAND, OHIO 44113 Rulh Medley and John Doe, The Unknown Spou11 of Ruth Medloy, whoM lao! known place of residence 11 80 Race Stroot, Middleport, OH 45760, each of ypu wlfl lake nollce tho! on 241h day of May, 1999, the undarolgned, Larry R. Rothenberg, llled an Amendod Complaint for Money, Forecloaure, and Other Equltoble Rollo! In the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, alleging tho! lhora Ia due to the Platn!IH lho oum of $21,450.00 plus lnterool al tho ralo of 12 75% per annum from October 26, 1998, plul late chargeo applicable Pomeroy Eagl•s Club Bingo On AT 6:30P.M. Open . STATEMENTS Combined Financial Report of the Eastern Local Board of Educallon For the Flocal Year Ended June 30, 1M SOURCE DESCRIPTION GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS REVENUE RECEIPTS 11ECEIPTS 'l'axeo ••: .... 813,087 99 Tuition .................. 362.08 E1mlnge on Investments . .: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .130,357 59 Extracurricular Actlvttlea i\i;;.;;;;·;.t;rili~~~::r ---- - ,.. - - -- 5,355 00 Mloc Rocelpto ....... ,. .... -- - - - -- -- 35,950 24 Orante In Aid, Intermediate Sourcea ------------- -- 279,170.79 State Source• 4,728,862 28 fedlflll Sourc11 -- -- -- -- • - 282,430 10 Toll! Rocelpla (Operatlng) 6,336,293 32 DISBURSEMENTS, EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS lnotructlon 2,573,401 22 Supportl(lfl Servlcao -- - --- -- 1,889,239 26 Community Servlc11 ------------- ----- -- .9,058 33 Extrocurrleutar Acllvttleo ----- - - .. 120,720 90 Foclllttea AcquJaltlon .................... 2,481 ,41 8.92 Debt Servleoo ' .................... 148,01 B 90 Total Dlaburaaments(Oper.) ..... !.201,838 61 l!xc. Replo. Over/(Undor) Ollb........... (86!1,645.29) OTHER FINANCING SOURCES(USES) Conlrlbullono & Donatlona.. •. 3,487.94 Proc. Fm. Sale & Looa ol Alltlo. .. ... .32,790.56 PROeBIETARY FUNDS OPERATING RECEIPTS Food HfVICII Salel -------- ----------- 133,074 55 Exlrocurrlcular Acllvltleo --- -- --- - -- .2,332 46 Claoo matortola & Fees . ........ . ... . . 0 0 .13,21387 Mise Racalpta - - - - - 545,872 24 Total Recalpla(Operatlng) -- - --- - - 694,492 92 operating disbursements Employees Salaries & Wages.. .. • 75,377 67 Employeaa Retirement Benaflla . 64,995 37 - - -- .. 133,074 55 Exlracurrlcular Activities :-.- -------····--·····-- 114,197 05 Claaa materials & Fees --:-------,...... 18,568 67 Mise Receipts .............. ,..... 581 ,822 48 Grants In Aid Intermediate Sources .....................279,170 79 Purchaaea Services - - --- .4,728,662 25 Federal Soureee 202,43810 - -- -- -- .. 473,755 78 Supplies & Materials - 113,888.38 Capital Outlay .3,159.71 Other Oblacta . 502.07 Total Dlsburaementa(Oper) • 731 ,478.98 Exe. Rcpla. Over/(under) Olob • (36,986 06) NON-OPERATING RECEIPTS (DISBURSEMENTS) Earnings an Investments :----·-----·--, ......... ,...... 19 55 Contributions & Donations. . .. . 9 40 Slate Sources 5,602 08 AGENCY FUND OPERATING RECEIPTS Extracurricular Aetlvltlea 50,956 12 Total Racelpts(Operallng) ... 50,958 12 OPERATING DISBURSEMENTS Employees Retirement Benellto. • . 11 25 Purchased Services -- - -- • 26,127 02 Supplloa & Moterlals - - - -- - 20,964 20 Capital Ouliay 925 35 Capital OutlayReplacement .. ... 721.37 Other Objects t ,274.05 Total Disbursements· (Oper) .... .. .. .. 50,043.24 Exc. Rcpto Ovtr/(Under) • • 912 88 Olab .. NON-OPERATING RECEIPTS (DISBURSEMENTS). .. Contributions & Donations 5,300 34 TOTALS Taxes 813,087 99 Tullion 362 08 Earnings on lnveatments - -- -- -- -- 130,357 59 Food Services Sales State Sources Federal Services .. 7,081,742.36 Instruction 2,573,401 22 Supporting Services -----·----- ---- --1,889,239.26 Community Services .............. ..... •9,056 33 Extracurricular Activities -----··-- ·---- ......... , 120,723 90 Faclllllee Acquisition . . . . . 2,461 ,41892 Debt Servlc0 o c··----:·--· 148,018 90 Employees Salaries & Wages • .. .. 75,377 67 Employees Rotlromant Benellto 65,006 62 Purchased Servlcea 499,882 80 Supplies & Matarlala 134,672 58 Capital Outlay. 4,085 06 Capital OutlayReplacement 721 37 Other Oblacll .. 1, 776 12 Total Olsburaomento(Oper) , 7,983,460 83 Exc Rcpta Ovar/(Undar) Dlab .. • (901, 718.47) Earnings on Investments ·--:·.-------:--·· 19 55 Contrlbullono & Donations . 8,797.88 Proc Fm Sale &: Loas or Aaoola .. ... ... 32,790.56 Sllto Sourceo 6,602 08 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDI! Operating Tranalarw-ln " .._. ............., ....., 11,044 62 Advances-In 183,199 77 Operating Transfers-Out --- -- -- .. ..(11,044 62) Advances-Out (183,599 77) Refund of Prior Years Racalpta (850 88) Total Other Fin Servlcaa(Uaea) - .35,027 62 Excess Recelpts!Sourcea ------------· ............ 78,022 26 Advances-In 11,400 00 Advance•Out - (11,000 00) Total Other Fin Sourcas(Uses)85,053 29 Excess Truck or yord Ball Logging and Firewood A11ytirne-Ar•ywbere Hourly Rates 992-9178 Encumbrances ...................... 10,464 54 Unreserved Fund Balance ... 393,060 50 AGENCY FUND Refund of Prior Years Expand .. ... 200.00 Total Other Fin Sourceo(Uoaa) 5,500 34 Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you. INTERIOR 6 pm leave message After 6 pm Before 740·985·4180 Free Estimates B.-lance • 14,325 92 Ending Fund Cash Balance • 20 739 14 Reserved for Encumbrances 1,303 65 Unreserved 1 Fund Balance 19,435 49 TOTALS Federal Sources - 78,022 26 Bob Ball 35215 Ball Run Rd Pomeroy. Ohto 1-740.992·6142 Leave a M essage ROBER CONST ISSELL ~ CTION •New Home) • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985--4473 .. ~~ . ~ .. I Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 .. ACVNa:O ORAINAGE SYSTEMS INC ~ARPENTER SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling Limestone & Gravel Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre ST. RT. 7 740·742·2138 3{11/99 TFN SIORAGE can rtl~Vt a debtor ol fmllllciOiobhgaiJOn!Ond orronge a f01 dotribuHon ol osseb among crednon Aperson gomg through bankruptcy may rtiDJn certom property, known os "mmpl" property, for his or her penonol use Tho may mduda acor, a house clothH, and househoW good. You should direct any qu"l•m regarding bankruptcy to an aftorney before procoading For mformatton regard1ng Bankruptcy contact All Makes (740) 592 5025 Athens Tractor Semor Clt1zen 1 JONES' & Paris Factory Authortzed Case-IH Parts Dealers Eqmpment 1000 Sl Rl 7 South Coolvlllo, OH 45723 74&187.CJ383 . Gf\oo\o9 20 Yrs Exp • Ins Owner Ronme Jones Free Stop In And See Steve Rtffie Sales Representattve - Larry Schey r- 10 X 10$40 10 X 20$60 750 East State Street Athens, Oh1o 45701 Phone (740) 593-6671 992-1717 & 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 74()-949•2217 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Sizes YOUR 8:30am- 8 pm Sun 1 pm ·6 pm ' Beginning Sept. 26th WILSON'S ARMY SURPLUS Pomeroy CONCRETE CONNECTION Quality Dnveways, Stdewalks, Pat1os Complete Garages masonary/wood . 25 yrs expenence Free Estimates - 740-742-8015 877-353-7222 (toll free) llB"Ifl'DIIIIDD For Nllw Luc r1l R Pferrfll Service Meigs, Gallla & Surrounding areas Septic Sysrems & Utilltws 740-742·3119 (740) 992·3838 UNIQl]E OLDIES A & DAuto Up o stery • Plus, Inc Rutland, Oh1o Truck seats , car seats headliners, truck tarps. convertible & vinyl tops. Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. boat covers. carpets , etc Mon - Frl 8:30 • 5:00 Ext 9735 Start Oa,lng Tonight! Heve fun playtng the Oh1o Dating Game 1 BOO·AOMANCE extensiOn 9681 Announcement!! $100 00 Reward for Saddle liken from my barn In Galllpoll• fefry 304-675·2856 Fnday & Saturday October t 2 three hous es on Wright Street US MUe $35 -65 /Hour Set Yo ur Schedule Be Your Own Boll, And Work Oul Of Your Home Anywhert Gr . .t Pay I Paid V.acetlonal Cell 1·8G0-721• Gall a Me•gs Commumty Achon Agency Is Acceptmg AppiiCJI , 115 Salem St. Rutland, Ohio ' OPEN 1 0·5:00 Tues. Wed. & Thurs. & By Appointment Sheryla Diner Letart WV Open 8 AM·& PM Sheryl Mcdermott owner 304-895-3728 40 Giveaway 2 S•amese M1x K1"ens 1 Mate 1 Female Lots Of Wh 1te 6 112 Weeks Old To Good Home Only! 740-446-2317 3 cats & 3 kittens to g1ve away 740 992 9937 6 Pupp1es 6 Weeks Old To A Good Home 4 Females 2 Mates Part Cocker Span1el 740 245 5291 304 675 1365 Commode 304 675 5324 Found Grey & White Str1ped K1t ten near Greer Road Area (304)675-1766 Found Puppy Yellow Lab Mix Approx 4 6 Months Old Rodney Area 740 245--5965 Found red & while boxer/ p11 bull Ne.,.. lt ma Ad Rutland VICinity 740 742 2237 VN We Do. •• • Parking Lots • Basketball Courts ·Driveways • Grading Work • Hauling Stone J (304) 61S·24S7 011110 (304) 674·3311 (aft Ph. FREE ESTIMATES Coni #WV003506 High & Dry Self-Storage WICKS Gallipolis & VIcinity T~~--~-------- 9/27/99 1 mo pd We Deliver CONSTRUCTION 740-992·3470 Yard Sale Pomeroy, Ohio HfiULitiG ltiC. (Low Rates) 70 33795 Hiland Rd. SMITH'S Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Ftll Dm, Agricultural Lime, Mulch, Top Sod Lost small Wh1te fema le dog w1tf1 brown spots chi lds pel 740 742 0109 1 m 11 e on Bulavllle on Georges Creek Ad Name Brand Boys and G•rts Clothes Toddler Little T1kes 740-992-5232 • New Homes· Remodeling • Siding • Roofs 25 yrs experience (740) 992·2753 or 992·1101 CREDIT PROBLEMS??? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Olvorded WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment • You're Treated with Respect! Call Now for Instant Approval! I.. CILLMR.ftBD {740) 44M800 OR .......,......,.. 5clm Low pr1011s ""'day-.... . Friday & ~turday October t & 2 9am to 4p m Househ old Items craf1s Avon collectibles women s and mens clotnes antique Iron Bed 4301 BulaYUie Pike Friday 1st Saturday 2nd ttle Sale you ve been wa iting for A llnle of everything includ ing Pl us Size clothes 14 Birch l..ane Beh ind Hutton sCar Wash Friday/Saturday 9 00 1 2 miles East ot Porter on 554 Baby Swii'IQ Bounce r baby clothes Lots Morel Garage Sa le 88 Debbie Or Oct 1st & 2nd 9 oo-3 ooom Ga rage Door ptcnte table skis car seats baby l5wmg boys mlants and maternity clothes lot of~ Garage Sale 1149 Bulavllle P•ke Fr iday October 1st Saturday October 2nd 9 00 A M To ? Garage Sa le 2 m ites West ol Holzer Hospital on Jackson Pike Fnday October 1st 3 Family Garage Sa le Fnday & Saturday OCtober 1st & 2nd 9 00 Found B l ack & Brown Terrie r Storys Run Road 7-tQ 388 9357 Henderson 7<0-379-2130 9 D0-5 30 Free to a good home 6 week old Beagle /Australian Shepherd M1xedl (740) 388 9485 Now Renting 9 16 South Third Mlctdleporl Fn day Saturday October 1 2 9am- Garage Sale 922 Jericho Road Cheshire OIJ•o OCtober 1sl 2nd Aatn Or Sh.ne Free kittens 304 675 7453 MYDSPIVING 141 From Willis Funeral Home Left On Glgt 1 Mile On Left 740-592 1842 Quality clothing and household Items $1 00 bag sa le every Thursday Monday thru Saturday Floor Model TV Needs Tint Re pa1r 740 388 8676 Sunday Calls) HILL'S . SELF STORAGE . Land Clearmg Gradmg Informat ion 1 800 ROMANCE Cha irs beds &chester drawers BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. (No Pomeroy, Ohio 22 y.-., Local Se"'r.ces House & Troller Su es Have Fun Meeting Ehg•ble Sm gles In Your Area Call For More Basset Hound Good W1th Kids To A Good Home 7<10 446-0744 New Homes • V1nyl S1d1ng • New Garages •Replacemenl Wmdows ·Room Add111ons · 1 •Roof1ng 992·6215 Bulldozer & Bllckhoe TONIGHTI wv . - V.C. YOUNG Ill Hm•"v DATING Now Open Poppy s Place G1fl & Craft Suppt1es 326 Main Street Po1nt Pleasant Across from Post Off1ce • "\"f\1'11 • swl1'~ ·TOP ' p.e"'o"&\ CARPENTRY New Homes Garages Replacement Doors & Wmdows Wood & Vmyl S1dmg Custom Work Kuchens & Baths Insured 24 Yrs Expenence Dtscount TREE SERVICE R. L. MASH Fret Esllmslls U START 30 William Safranek, Attorney SERVICE I~IIJCitan1tTo•• Personals AMAIZING PREOICTIONSI COMPLIMENTAAY AEADING I BANKRUPT£Y DEPOYSIO . PARTS 7:00AM • 8:00 PM HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. 005 New To Y'ou Thnft Shoppe 9 West Stimson Alhens ·Room additions & Remodeling ·New Garages ·Eteclrlcal & Plumbing •Rooting & Gutters •VInyl Siding & Painting ·Patio & POrch Docka . 1 1:00 P.M. Sidwell UMed MethOCIISI Churcl'\ Churctl Street October 1st 2nd 9-5 PM Hot OOQS Baked Goods Dnnlls Lo15 Of Items! , 4 Family Sa'- S.pttmber 30th BndQe reer And Money! Call Now! 1 954 m 0796 7122/TFN YOUNG'S Mat,hes Every Sunday 11 o Middleport & VIcinity Commumty Yard Sale 10/1st 10/ 2nd Ann Dr~ve State Ro ute 7 South Before Ra ccoon Creek ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 2 Miles o ut Route 218 Sept 29th thru Oct 2nd 1103 OhiO Ave Fr iday/S aturday 8 00 4 00 Washer/Drye r 55 gal f1sh tank lots ol Yard Sale Items• 1783 S h0es1nng R1dge October 1st 2nd 95 HJB R1ver Street Kanauga Oc Iober 1st 2nd 9 00 5 00 Ra1n Or Sh10e No Early B1rds1 1sl Time This Year All S1zes Clothing Boys Nlke Levi Home inten or Etc 761 Second Avenue 10/.1st 2nd AM 6 00 PM 247 Kelton Road Behind Alpine Mo tel Wurlltzer Organ Furniture Car Appllanc es 0 1shes CookmgUtens•ls Bedding Curtams Lmens M1sc Items 'Arts & Crafts Garage Sate September 30th October 1sl 2nd Ram Or Shtne Housepotd CoHectables Good Cl othmg ' Doni Miss Th1s Onsl ' 2nd House On Lett Bladen Aoa d Ftom218 G1ganttc Yard Sate Clothes Baby th1ngs Tools Nlc naks Hoblco Model Plane Am1sl'l Oak Table/ too Chairs October 1· 2 9 Green Terrace Trailer Park ooam Huge Garage Sale Oct 1 2 850 Kraus Beck Ad Olf 588 and Cen tenary Ad Clothes all sizes toys Little T1kes Household 1tems Camcorder Bean ie Bab1es Moving /Yard Sale October 1st 2nd 8 00 A M Ttll 5 30 PM 62 Ann Onve October 1st & 2nd Clay Town house 8 5 Take Route 7 Soulh To 218 Turn Left On Lovers Lane October 1st October 2nd 1st House South R1ver Va ll ey H1gh School Ceramics Greenware Blsqueware M1sc Yard Sale October 2 643 Ftlth Ave Gallipolis Househo ld items and morel tOam :lpm Sat Only 9 00 2 00 175 Texas Rd Lamps Household terns Clothes Twin Bed Septembe r 30th Octob81' 2nd 1722 Fatrvlew Aoad Bidwell Girls Sizes lnlant 8 Mens Womens Clothes Yard /Garage 5aies October 1si 2nd 9 5 Myrtl e Avenue Close To The Kanauga Ome Inn Turn At Five S~r Mortgage Yard Sake Women s & Mens Clothes HousehOld 11ems Octob er 1&2 900.200 Yard Sate 128 Sa st•am Or 1st & 2nd Plus Size Clothes and Lots of Mise Yard Sale Fnday & Saturday 2 miles out Little Kyger Rd Yard Sale Oct 1&2 Dollhouses Little Tykes K1ds clothes Home wood Dr oH Route t 60 Porter Yard Sale October 2nd at 115 Harnsburg Ad Bidwell Oh Yard Sale 925 Fourth Ave Gat11 polls Oh T1me 9 OQ-5 00 Octob er 1&2 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 1202 College Ad Syracuse 8 4pm Friday & Saturday 137 Pearl Street M•ddieporl Sat urdiy October 2nd 9 00 ? Ram cancels 2 Family Friday Saturday 10 00 5 oo 13728 State Route 141 B11<e D1 sh es Clothes Comfort Tops Mise 2 famil y H&R Block parking lOt Oct 1st & 2nd 9 2 el!erc•se n'la ch tne table & lamps books d•sh es clothing lots ol mise 3 Fam1ly Garage Sale Antiques Toys Furr11 ture ClolhiMg For Eve ryone Tools Dishes 1027 Davis Road Ofl S A 21 8 Take Teens Run Road 1 Mile Turn F1 1ght Top Of Hill 10/1st 2nd 7 fam1ly yard sale FriCiay & Satur day October 1 2 9am Spm Aon s Gun Shop La sher Ad fUSt out stde Rutland Take 124 towards Langsvtlle hrst road t o lei! 1 2 f"!'l tleS 740 742 6412 3 Fa m1ly Clot hes Books Guns Kmves Household Items LQnga berger H ome Inter ior New & Used j:en tral Ave Rio Grande Around co rner from R•o T ire Fn day & Sa turday 8 00 4 00 All Yard Sales Muat Sa Paid In Adtiance Deadline 1 OOpm the day btlore the 1d Ia to run , Sunday & Monday edltlon1 OOpm Frldly 3 Family Fr day and Saturday October 1st & 2nd 9 ooam 5 OOpm 538 Skidmore Fld 3 Wheeler (parts) krafts odds & ends Gravely cha1n saw 4 Fam1hes October 1st 2nd 3rd 9 A M ? 1826 Pleasant Vellev Road (Out Ot Rio Grande) New Used Crafts Big garage sale Octo ber 1 2 Iarmer Betty Moore res1dence SA 7 bypass betwee n Pam lda and Oave s Small Engtne B•g garage sate Oclober 1 2 9 4 Cle aned al!lc and basement Nice Chr i stmas tree lavatory/ vanity 1" p astlc gasl.ne hard ware linens adult clothi!'lg & etc 1/2 miles oft 12 4 on Mme rsvHie Hill lrom Ashland Plant Churcf1 Dasement sale Tuppers Pla1ns United Methodist Oct , (9-7) Oct 2 (9 2) cloth•ng d1sh es furnltur.e food m•sc Ove{ 40 yrs experience 740 742-8888 1 Clean Late Mode l Cars Or Trucks Low Miles 1995 Models Or Ntwer Smith Sutck PontiaC 1900 Eastern Avenue GaM!pllli£ Seeking motor b1ke w1th pedal start up call M1ke anyhme 740 992 1703 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Tykes sandbox toys Home In tenor kniCk kracb Pome..,. Friday Oct t st 9am 1 141 Cov art lane Middlepcwt Fr1day Saturday Sunday Oct 1st 2nd 3rd 9am 5pm 2nd Street Syracuse 2 blocks above Hubbard s Greenhouse Garaoe sate three tam11y Octob • er 1 2 Pm11 Grove Ad F ve Pomts area beh1nd old L&L T1re Jars b•cycles dre sser chest tab le & ch a1rs bow go lf clubs Play S1atl0n ga.mes woodburner whee l horse and go cart 740 992 1093 Aucllon October 9 G•gantlc garage sate two m1les on New Lima Rd Rutland Sept 30 Oct 2 9 00 5 30 Several truck loads ol stuff' Everythmg Is reaSOnably pncedl G•gant c Y'ard Sale Its huge Furniture c11est freezer washer/ dryer anhques cloth.ng anttque orchard spraye r/ one cvllnder gas eng.ne knick knacks and muct1 mo re 9am ? October 1 tl'lru 4th Halfway between SA 124 & 143 on County Ad 1 Watc h tor s gns Also 32 F1fth Wheel ca mper Come 1n lrom 124 at Salem Center or 143 at Carpenter La rge yarct sale Friday Saturday 9 00 1 Beh md Mas omc Lodge m Aacme Men s women s plus s ze clothing household Circ le of Fnends f •gunnes booKs lots of m1se Ra1n or shme Loop Ad Rutland Fnday & Satur day October 1 2 llrst trailer on tefl abOve park October t 2 Ba shan near l1re house Lots ol stuff lnclud•ng blaCksmith tools Octobe r 1st 2nd & 41h Yellow bush Ad Rac1ne One day sale Saturday Octo be r 2 Tuppers Plains neKI to C•lgo Some furniture ratn cance s Rain or shin e garage sale tw o lam ly Thursday September 30 & Friday October 1 Formerly Jo s Gift Shop 3202 Syracuse Baby swing like naw baby clothing dlf ferenl S1zes walker toys wom ens c!olhmg co ats dres ses sweater blue Jeans shoes mce lots ot d •s l'les bird cage what nots brass tamp 011 pa nllng re produc t•on sp•nnlng whctel glass tables Sale moved In w1th too much stufll October 1 2 584 Ltncoln St reet Middleport (look lor bal loons) Women teen & ch ldren s clothing ..housewares a complete I ne ot kitChen/ bathroom new re modeling Items and Epson Per sana! Computer wtth color monttor andpnnter Sat O ct 2nd Libby F sher s Jof1ns St off Yellowbush Rd Aatlne Saturday October 2 8 oo 5 00 Wes Gilk ey 999 Brownell Ave nlte Middleport Two Gravely tra ctor and attachment guns cross bow 85 Ford Ranger boys clothes b8bV 10 3T tots of house hold Items men s and women s clothes tm ca ns tool boll boat lots of things to buy come see! Saturday Octobe r 2na only B•g church yard sa le three m11es south of Aeedsv1 lle 1/4 mtle north ol Forked Run Stale Park on SA 124 Master's res•dence State Route 124 Ra e ne across from Hill s Cltgo October 1st1 2nd 4th Old (Childs) rockmg ct1a1r g~rt s and women s croth1ng dolls tzyys lots of new m1sc 1tems Syracuse College Ad Multi tam• ly Friday 9am 4p m Women s 14 20 men s mfant boys cloth mg lots ol m1 sc Ram date October Blh Thursday Friday Saturday Rt 33 one m1le past 4 lane to Athens New and used N1ka clothes new snoes toad of clothes & m1sc Cheap If ram will have ne•1 day Yard & bake sale Sonshme Fel 1owsf11p of Dorcas United Method 1st Churcf1 SR 124 .n Dorcas OCtober 2nd 9 4 Pt. Pleasant & ViCinity Ya rd Sale Oct 2 3 N1ck Knacks Clothes 9/10 m1les out ol Ever green on Hemlodt Rd 2 Fa mll1es 6 M1les South On Ro ute 7 Large Varlety 1 September 30th Through OCtober 2nd 3 Family Friday October 1St Saturday Octobe r 2nd 9 00 5 00 Fraley Drive Off State Route 35 1st Time Th is Yea r! Girts Boys Clothing Toys What-Knots Help Wanted FIVe tam•ty garage sa e 1s1 & 2nd Bashan 9 00 5 00 Cralts baby Items turr~ture moth more & VIcinity October 111 & 2nd 11 M1'-1 Out ,, Solves ALL Proble ms! Love Ca HOUIISI 7am THRU 4pm MONDAY·FRfDAY 7amTONOON SATURDAY Rutland, Ohio Ameri,an Legion Post 467 Bee(h Grove Road Gun Shoot Slug and Shot HARfWELL New Store Hours For Deer Season Mon-Sat Co Rd 19 ~~ 11111 1 COMMEROAL...J RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Excess Racelpta/Sourceo Over/(Under) Disbursements & Other uaeo/NII . • 6,413.22 Beginning Fund Cash 8' Gravelless leach 100' -1000' Rolls 1" & 3/4" 200# Water line Full line of Gas Pipe &Regulators'Woter Sloroge Tonks . 740-992-3954 - Linda's Painting Tuppers Pla1ns OH 110 965 Ash St MIOdlepOrt Oct 1st 9 1 double &lfOIItf SWing Unte Pomeroy, ant Clothing Infant Bedct.ng Stroller Swing Matal'lllt)' Clothing Mssls and Plus Sizes Chair and M1se at 73 L1nco1n Pike Galhpo Culverts 4" - 48" 1n stock 992-0437 Receipts/Sources Over/(Undar) Olsburaements &: Other Uaeo/Net 48,067 23 Begi nning Fund Cash Balance 355,457.81 Ending Fund Cash Balance 403,525 04 Reserved for 7 Wanted to Buy AI.LVMISoloo.. PWd ln AcMnM Of API Iff 2:00 PIn oct 11 to run Sunct.y edition - 2 oo p m. Frldoy......wyodltlon - 10 00 ..... SlturUy Galli pollI Carp ort Sate 3 Family Saturday OctOber 2 Stariog at 9 ooam ll)f 740-985-3813 MODERN SANITATION SERVICE 740-384-6212 LUMP AND STOKER COAL H.E.A.P. YaUCHERS ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAILAILE Business Services Recent y purchased Graham s Wood Products Fuewood Dtv1ston Federal Sources 412 TFN St Rt Umestone Gravel Top Soil BRAMHI COAL COMPAN1 Pick·•r rn 01r - --- -- --- --- 532,726 68 Unreserved Fund Balance • 1,320,497 67 PROPRIETARY FUNDS 949-2168 740·992·7643 FIREWOOD Encumbrances FREE ESTIMATES 90 Gallla Meigs Community Achoo Agency Is Accept1ng App llc a lions For A StAFF ACCOUNT Afti A_ssoclate Degree In Bus1 ntiS / Ac COui'HI,g With Twc • Years Nonpr ofit Accounung Ek penence ReQuired Compurer Ex per1ence A Must Detail Orflnleo With A Oil It)' To Work lndepen ~­ den!ly And As A Team P layer ~ W11t Ma .nta •n General Ledgers Journal Ent nes Cash Re ceiPl$ 1 Budge ts Cash F low 1n vento1 y Records Prepare Payroll Rapor1S And F.nanc1al Reports To Fund ,ng Sources Resumes A!l.d Ap pliCa lions W ill Be Accepted At The Cilash1re OU1c8 8010 North State Route 7 Until 4 30 PM On October 8 1999 GMCAA Is An Equal Opportul'llty Efl'1)10yer Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting G&W Plastics and Supply Hours Damp Call for details 740-992-0038 STONE HAULED 110 4 00 p m Da1ly Over/(Under) Olsbursomenta & Other Uaea/Nat (830,617.67) Beginning Fund Cash Balance 2,683,842 02 Ending Fund Cash Balance .. 1,853,224 35 Reserved for We del1ver ALMOST anythmg IOOFIIIG NEW·IEPAII . Contact: Human Resources 115 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740·992-21 04 FLEA MARKET Mason Co. Fairgrounds Oct 1-2-3 8am-5pm Info 304-675-5463 Public Notice Howard L Writesel Hr. Taxi a~rrJ Delivery Service sao oo Sr J24 Wellston, Oh10 Public Notice Main St, Pomeroy, OH Paytng per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst I'" Progreaalve top line. Uc. I D0-50 ,~...., Yard Sale Topla•eanadcall992-21;6 t'er-,..# ~ 24 Thursdays Responsible for 24-hour adm1mstratton nursmg servtces on Skilled Nurs1ng Facility Must be an Oh10 Licensed RN, prefer BSN Admtmstrat1ve and Chmcal expenence tn genatncs preferred but not reqUired Rt 7 P1zza X-Large 3 1tem $12 99 or try Two large two 1tem $19 99 WE DELIVER 70 Public Notice lo tho 1orm1 ol tho Nolo ond Mortgage on 1 Prom l•a ory Noll -ured by 1 Mortgoge Deed ol even date convoying th• lotlowlng d11crlbed property, towit. Situated In tho Townahlp of Sutton, county of Molgo, ond Stato of Ohio Thai cartaln lot or parcel of land herolnallor doacrlbod, olluotod In the Stall of Ohio, Cou~y of Molgo, and Townohlp of Sutton, ond bounded and d11crtbod ao lottowo. lo· wl1 Beginning ol tho Southwotl comer of A T. Chapman a tot, In HIO Aero Lot No 1223, Townohlp 3, Rango13, Of the Ohio Company'• Purchall , Thence North 33 dag Wool 58 leal, Thence North ' 60 dog. East 158 1/2 hHII, Thence South 33 dog. ooat 58 feat, Thence South 60 dog. Well158 112 fall to tho place of beginning. And fronting 58 lett on the road or street and running back at thol width to the rear of 11ld Lol158 1/2 lett Sovlng and oxcoptlng lhe coal and other mlnerala underlying ..ld lol PPN 18-00858 Address. 43270 St Rt 124, Racine, Ohio 45771 The Plaintiff further allegeo that by raooon of the default of the Defendant obttgero In the poymenl of oald nota according to Ita tanor, tha condition• of ollld Mortgage Deed hove bean broken and the same has become absolute. Plaintiff prays lhal the Defendants named above be required to answer and Itt forth their lnteroot In oald real eatate, or be forever barred from asserting the same, for foreclosure of oald mortgage, marshaling of liens, and the sale of said real aolote, and lhe proc:eeclo of said sale applied to lha payment of PlalntiH"s claim In the prop1r order of Its priority, and for out:h other rellol •• Is juol and aqujloble The Defendants named above are required to answer on or before lhe 11th doy of Nov 19119 By Larry R Rolhemberg, Attorney lor Plolntlll Advanta Morrgago Corp (9)16 23 30 (10) 714 6TC HEAD NURSE Pleasant Valley Hospital Public Notice Business Services ThurSday, September 30, 1999 The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio B 1g Yard Sale Fron t Street In Mason October 1 2 Lots or New Halloween s tulf WebTV Ster eo s Ca r & True~ B ras Much more 100 numetous to ment1on Fnday/Oct 1st SAM 3PM 2304 Mt Vernon Avenue Lots ol W1n ter Clothes & Toys L ke New Movmg Sale Sat/ Sun Antiques Furmtu re Ho useh ol d Items & M1sc 100 9th Street against )he ftoodwall tn Pt PI Yard Sate 2610 Ja ckso n Ave nue Fnday October 1 Yard Sale 403 Henderson Street VCR Tapes TV Beante An1mals Tllursday Friday Saturday Yard Sa le Sept 30 October 2nd 2515 Je1Jerson A'.'en ue Pt Pleasant 80 Auct1on and Flea Market B ill MoOdlspaugh Au ctloneeflng Complete Auc11one er 1n g Servlc es Cons1gnmen1 auct 1on Mtll Street Middleport Th ursdays Oh10 License t7693 740 989 2623 A1ck Pear s.on Auct on Company fu ll time auctioneer comple te auct•on serv ce Licensed tt66 Ohio & West I/ 1Tg1n1a 304 773 5785 Or 304 77'J 5447 Wedemeyer s Aucl on Serv1ce Gall~ts Ot11o 740 379 2720 90 Wanted to Buy Absotu(e Top Dollar All US Sll ver And Gold Coms Proolsets 0 amends A.nt•Que Jewelry Gold Alngs Pre 1930 U S Currency Sterling Etc Acqu 1s1ttons Jewelry M TS Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gail•potls 740 446 2842 Help Wanted 9172 $1 000 s PAID WEEKLY For Stulf1ng & Ma1 lmg Enve lopes Your Own H ours! COMPANIES NEED MORE MAILERS" Exc1t1ng Jnto Rush SA S E Keystone BoK 951 INO Joplin MO 64802 $2 000 WEEKLY! Ma11 10 9 4 00 Br ochure s I Sa11slac1 on Guar anteed l Postage & Supplies Pr o v1ded Rush Self Add ressed Stamped Envelopet GICO DEPT 5 B ox 1438 ANTIOCH TN 37011 1436 Start lmmedl31ely $800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BOSSI PROCESSING GOVERN MENT REfUNDS NO EX PEAl ENCE NECESSARY 1 800 854 6469 Ext 5046 $800 WEEKLY P OTENT IAL Comp lete S imple Government For ms At H ome No El!perlence Necessary CAll TOLL FREE ' 800 966 3599 Ext 260 t $34 00 Refundable Fee ' CANCERS" Top Dollar (740 )992 6387 ACtiVIt ieS A.SS IStarn open Full Tme LQok ng for Reliable Fle x• ble Pat ient and Creative mdlvtd ual wl1h a prolesslonal Att •tude who IS sans t1ve to the needs ol tn e Elder ly Apply In pe rson at Scenic HillS Nurs1ng Center 31 1 Buckndge Ad Bid we I On Dy Monday October 4 1999 ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Fo.r Well Estsbllshed Local CO SERVING TRI COUNTY AREA 'Must have good Commumcahon sk lis • Must good drlv1ng record nave ~~"~/?atcl&i.fL'fctW: H1gh School D ploma W1t l'l Two Years Nonp rofit Accoun tmg Ex peru'tnce Requ1red Comp uter Ex penence A Must Detai l Or iented W1tl'l Ab ll ty To Work lnd epen dently And As A Team Play Wi ll F'r m:ess ,4,c counts Payable And Payroll Prep are Cash Re ce1pt& , And Mp11'\la1n All Re co rds Re sume And ApphcaiiOns W ill Be Accepted AI The Cl'lesh•re Ofllc§1 8010 North State Route 7 Unt il 4 30 PM On Octob er 8. 1999 GMCAA Is An Equa Oppo rtunity EmpiCftE!r He lp wanled canng lor e lder ly., n ght sh ift 7pm 9am 740 992 5023 Houaeketper lor d sab led prac t c.ng aHorney •n Columbus live 1n some care dulles room board salary 614 267 5354 F VOU HAVE 5 395 lbs TO Lose Call To Ear n Extra Income Around Your Schedule Call 1 800 335 9771 1mmed1ate Openmgs lor house keepmg t aundry a1de Part t•me roratmg sh1fls App y Po mt Pleasant Center/Genes s Elder care State Route 62 Route ~, BOK 326 Pomt Pleasan t WV Equal Opportunity Employer LEGAL SECRETARY Needed lor busy Athens Law Of I ce Must know o r qu1ckly be able to learn Corel (Word Perfect) 1 0 Re t rement plan ava1abte A great opportumty lor the mature hard work ng mdlvtdual W1U1ng to make a long term comm 1tment Sala ry commensurate w1th expenence Resp01ld to PO Box 729 88 c/o The Da1ly Sen tmel Pom eroy OH 45789 & Prov1de own Transportation 'lll.lst have ability to be a TEAM player Send Resume to GALLIPOLIS Dally Tnbune 825 Th1rd Ave % ADVERTISING SALES REP MEDICAL BILLING Ea rn E• ee lent Income Full Tra n ng Com puler Requ~red Ca ll Toll Free BOO 54D-6333 Ext 2301 Orlvers 2 Week Pa1d COL Tram mg No Exp Needed No Money Nor Cred•J? 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BILLER Up to $15 $45 IHr Medical B Ung Software Company Needs People To Pro cess MediCal Cla1ms From Home Training Prov Oed Must Own Computers I 800 434 5518 El(t All real estate adverts ng n this newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Hous ng Act of 1968 wh1ch makes It tk!gal to aelvertlse anv preference Imitation or dlscrlm nat on based on race color rehg on sex famll al status or natmnal orlg n or any ntentlon to make any such preference llmnat on or discrimination Ttl s newspaper w 11 not know ngly accept advert semems for real estal:e whiCh Is In v10tat10n of the law Our reaelers are hereby nlormed that all dwellmgs advertised In th s nawspaper are available on an equal opportunity bas•s REAL ESTATE 31 0 Homes for Sale 111 ASAP LIQUIOATIONII Re possessed/ Must Sell 4 Brand New Supe Insulated Allordab e Prefab Home Packages H ghest Qual ty Fast Easy ConslruchOn Your Foundation 31415 Bedrooms I B00-874-ti032 Sacr liCe I MEDICAL BILLING Unhm ted In come Potentia l No Exper ence Necessary Free lntormation & CD ROM Investment $.4 995 $8 995 Financing Ava lab e 1& land Automated Med c al Servlc es Inc 800 322 1139 Ext 050 VOid InKY: IN CT CLOSURES! CALL NOW FOR REGIST~ATION 1 800 434 2434 EXT 3205 (NO FEE) START YOUR OWN VENDING Business For As l ttle As $10001 .,._ll CASH BUSINESSII 1 800 3 Bedroom House W/ 3 Acres land 'Few F u 1 Trees 2 Bed rooms Bath Upsta rs 1 Bedroom Front Room D mng Room Ulllty Room K tchen Bath Downsta•rs Sits On Storys Run Road Off Ao ute 7 lnlormatton (740) 367 7576 Aller Noon $40 500 00 WE ARE ENGERGIZING E TECHNOLOGY Low Slar1 Up Cost Gives You A Complete Package With Mentoring And Train i ng To Help You Succeed Call Ivan Turner 87l 324 8135 TCI28588 For Lease 2 000 SCJ Ft El(ecu t•ve Home Near Golf Course S750IMO 740-446-2957 ARIZONA RARE BUY! Pristine 40 Acre RanchfS In NOrthwtSI Arl zona From On~ $495/Acrel lush Vegetal on Mountain VIews! No Qual fy ng Low Down Ask About 6 Mo Inspect on Program I 1 800 7 11 2340 Pomeroy lfHH bedroom houst two bedroom apartment referenc es secunry panty turnlshact 7.40.. 992.fi886 aftef 5pm Bnck Ra nch 3Bedrooms 2Baths 2 Car Ga age 1 2Acre 1 Year Old Pt Plflasant S125 000 420 (304)675-8959 Buy Homes Ffom S10 000 t 3 Bearoom loca l Government & Bank ForeclosUres F•nanclng Pass ble For L st ngs Call 800 319 3323 EKI 1709 2Bedrooms $300/Mo i 100 Oe FORECLOSED HOMES low Or 0 Do wn Gov I And Bank Repo s Be ng Sold NOW• F nanc1ng Ava Ia Oie Call Now• 1 800 730 1772 Ext 8040 HOME FORECLOSURES posit Heated W th Propane You Pay Electric Hannan Trace Road Of/218 740-256 6202 NO MONEY DOWN NO CREDIT NEEDED TAKE OVER VERY LOW PAYMENTS I 1 800 916 9t91 xH5023 3 Bedroom Tra1ter t Mile Off 1 60 V nton Electr c New Carpet Pn vate Lot $300/Mo $300 Oepo&lt No Pets 740-388 9326 91 Mans on mobile home 1-4x60 two bedroom one bath total eJec 1r c stove refngeratot cen!ral e r Ready to move $12 500 74"0 949 9016 3 Bedroom Trader For Rent In Rio GrancJe References No Pets tn s1de 740 319 2120 No Calla Until After 7 PM 14x70 tra•ter 1 112 baths 2 3 bedrooms some new carpet and emodel ng must sell ask ng 3 BR Trailer n Gallipolis Ferry All Elec 12x65 P~ l vate Lot $200 a month $150 depo~lt No nslde pets You pay elec water $\\ 000 740 992 5686 gart>age (304)675 4088 1972 Redman 121(70 In Good Cond I on New Fu nace $4 800 Call Between 4 & 8 PM 740 2455788 Or 740 245 9029 Fu mshed two bedroom ale no pets R•ver Park Pomeroy $300 per month $150 depos I 740 949 2093 1982 14 x60 Clayton 2 Bed rooms 2 Balhs Condition Good Ask ng $4 000 Contact Alter 6 PM 74CH46 1749 Mobile Home NICe Clean 2 Bed rooms State Route 775 (740} 256-6574 440 1993 Cla~ton 161180 Very N ce Super Clean 3 Bedrooms 2 BathS With Big Round Bathtub Heat Pump Electr c $21 000 740.256 6382 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unlu nlshed secur ly dtpost1 requ red no pets 740 992 2218 1999 400 EX Excellent Shape $4500 7404461627 1 bedroom apartment m Middle port a 1 utlllt es pa•d S270 per month $100 depos11 740 992 1999 Ooublewlde Repo Never L•ved In New Home Warrant~ Down II Qualllted 740 446 3093 Oakwood Galhpol s OnlyU o 7806 1 Bedroom Apartment In Galllpo lis Water Pad $265/Mo Depo&•l Aequ•red No Pets 740...t46 4043 Afler6PM want A Home Don 1 Have Larta? We Do Hurry Onl~ 10 Lots Lelt 800 383-6862 1 Bedroom AIC W ID Hook Up Near Arbors Nursing Home No Flets Owet Locations $279fMo + Ullll&s 740-446 2957 Doublewldes Free Decor & Furnl lure HURRY HURRY HURR'II OAKWOOD HOMES BARBOURSVILLE WV 2 Dr apt In New Haven call alter 800 383 6862 noon 304-882 2937 HUO Homes Approval By Phone Singles Or Doubles 740 446 2 br apt n New Haven $275 a mon mcluctes water lrasn refrlg erator& stove 304 773 .5577 leave message 1 95 Acres Seven Rooms Plus Bath Two Garages Barn 10 5 Miles To Gallipot s 740 388 8942 080 3 Bedrooms 111/2 Bath Ranch Style Home Excellent Cond 1on On The Corner Of Kinton & Teo dora Gallipolis Ohio {740) 446 Evenings me Spec•al 281180 3 or 4BA $1000 Down $349 per mo F ee Dehv ery & Setup 1-800 691 6777 ·~"--==B=u.:.s.:ln::e~s:::s:..::;a.;.n:.;_d_., 3 000 Sq Ft CommerCial Build 350 Lots & 2bOrm apls total electric ap pi ances !urn shed laundry room lac I t es close to school In town Appl cat ons available at VII age Green Apts 1149 or call 740 992 371 1 EOH I 2BR Apl In Mason Stove/Ralrlg 2827 ng n Henderson lor rent tease or sa e Call Sonny Reynolds (304)675 4123 Apartment for rent n Pomert7f no pets 7 40 992 5858 Acreage 2 4/ 10 acres & 3 4110 acres w th large garage on 681 Land con tract 740 384 3845 2 Acres ol land OlJt Eckard Chap e l AD $14 500 hrm 304 882 Appllcahons Now Accepted For Small But El(tra Special One Bed room Very Clean Stolle Fr g Washer Dryer Total Electric lAC Non Smoke s Only No Pels $300 Depos 1 $350/Mo 7.40 4.46 2205 740 446 9585 Ask For 3346 V ~gna 2 44 Ac es Homesite Green BEAUTIFU~ Township Galha Cqunty Scemc Quat Close Ta Galllpo s Some Restrictions 740 2.45 5776 8 2 acres Bashan Rd 14 acres Mormng Star Ad oWner financing available 740 992 5072 23ACRES 2 M les Off SA 7 & SR 218 South Of Gallipolis S nglew des Allowed Rough Mostly wooded Road AI ready Cut In land Contract Avajlable Only $27 000 1 800 213 8365 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres we Pay Cash 1 soo 213 8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 1 Bedr~m House No Pelsl 28 Lmcoln Avenue Galli polis $275 00 month 740-446-9342 2 Bed ooms $325/Mo + UIJI t es and Oepos t No Petsl 740 446 4313 3 Bedroom House Sanders DriVe Gall pol s $400/'Mo Plus Capos 1 7404411519 • 470 Wanted to Rent & Slacl<.. $45 (304)882 For Sale B g Wheel Slrottar H ghCha.r CarSeat BabyBed PlayPen (304)67~2801 Grubb s Plan o tun ng & repaus Problems? Need Tuned? Call the piano Or 740 446 4525 Hawaiia n Ter yak l Rec1pes $3 S A S E !<lima alna Foods PMB522 -4224 Wa l alae Avenue f5 Hono ulu HI 9681Ei Honda EX 1000 generator 2 years old 3 tanks used $325 740 985 4193 .o ~=~!!!~';27:!40~388~..()4~7~3--.:.:_ 490 For Lease Pomero_y At 124 600 SQ ft custom parkmg ale carpel cell ng fan $350/ month $150 deposit 74Q-9o49-2093 510 Aepatred New & Aebulft In Stock Furnaces Installed As Low As $28 00 A Month W th Approved Cred t Easy Over The Phone Bank Fmllncmg Huge lmten lory Of tntertherm M11ter & Coleman Furnaces Heat Pumps And Pans Vinvl SK1rt ng Kits $299 95 Doors & Window& Water Heat ers Anchors Plumbing & Electrl cat Parts Bennelts Mob te Home HTG & CLG 7.40 446 9.416 Or 1 8oo-872 5967 Galhpohs OH Peggy t 32 Butternut Pomeroy OhiO basement Household Goods Appliances Recondit ioned Washe r& Dryers Ranges Relri grators 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag 740 446 n95 APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood D ive from $279 10 5358 Wa k to shop & moves Cal 740 446 2568 Equal Hous ng Opportunity large modern upstairs two bed room apanment appliances air Alfred on 681 740 985 3so.t Nice one bedroom turn shed apartment n M ddlepon no pets efe ences and deposit required 740 992 5633 N ice Unfurnished 3 Bed~oom Apartment Pont Pleasant 740 446 004 I Alter 5 PM Now Tak ng Applicat io ns 35 West 2 Bedroo,., Townhouse Apartments Include& Wale Sewege Trash $:l151Mo 740 446.0008 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spac OlJS :2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath Full~ Car peted Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pat1o Start S350 t Mo No Pets Lease Plus Secu r ty Oeposil At qu1red Arter 5 740 4-46 0101 Before 5 740.446-3481 2 Purebred Umousin Bulls For Sale one Aad One Black 1304)458 1727 .4 Year Old Tennesse Walker 3 4 Year Old Patamlno Broke To Trail R CSe 740 256 9202 Club Call Sale Saturday OCtober lawrence 9 11999 ..)2 00 PM Country Fair Grounds Steers & He ters orn & Rased In La ounty For !"formation t (740) 533 9186 or 1021 S x wh te young pigs S30 each 740 992 3564 Hay & Grain 13 Acres 01 Corn AI Cenrerpolnt You PiCk Or Chop 304 372 9681 TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale $500 CARS FROM $500111 Buy Pohce Impounds & Rapos Fee CALl NOW For Llstlngsl 1 800 319 3323112156 68 Super Sport Camara drag car $ t 5 000 OBO call Anthony 74D-992 2478 or leave message 83 Jaguar 87 000 milts good cond 1 on $4000 OBO call Rod 740-992 2478 or reeve message CARS $100 $500 & UP POLICE N ca used lurnllure and Ap pllaf1.ces Johnson s Used Furm ture (740) 446 1004 (740) 446 4039 any t•me Out Bulav lie Pike IMPOUND Honda s Toyota s Chav~s Jeeps And Sport Utili lies Fee Required Call Now! 8DO- Prem um F~rewood Oak & Ash $50 load Full Size Pick Up De livered 740-992-4568 ssoo 080 n2 7470 EXT 7832 1983 Chevy Cavalier r!Jns good 740 992 9190 Queen sized hide a bed couch dark green/beige wood trim good cond lion $100 080 740 992 GOOD RCA Color Trac 2000 console TV 25 740 992 fj777 1985 OOd!JB lance Runs Great Body Rough $450 Call (304)895 3940 After SPM Sears washer& dryer set 111 tg capac ty $500 t yr old 3 pc queen water bees set $250 98 Kaw jet sk1 $5500 & other nems 304-ti75 1 135 198S Mercedes 190E Grey With Leather Interior New Mercedes Engme With Remain ing 48 000 Mtle Warrant~ Good Cond ton USED APPLIANCES Washers d ye s ref gerato s ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 V ne Street Ca 1 740 .446 7398 1 aa8 818.0128 La ne ~ockar Reel ner Mauve L ke New L1ght $1 SO (304)675-2617 SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY New And Used FurMure Store BeiQw Hot day Inn Kanauga Stop And see us 74Q.4o16-4782 New dresser w/ mirror & a chest super s ngle water bed asking $300 tor all 304 675 4525 ask lorLsa Aelr gerator Beds de Tables Manual Typewr te Add ng Ma ch ne 19000/BTU A C Dehu mid I er E~~:erc se B1ke {304)675 7898 for lurther nformat10n Washer $95 Dryer $95 Electric Range $95 Refngarator $95 Washers L ke New $1205 W1lh 1 Year Warranty Skaggs Appl anc es 76 VIne Street Gallipolis 740 446-7398 1 888 818-0128 520 2063 Sporting Cia m Denied? We Speclahze In Appeals And Hear ngs FREE CONSULTATION Benefit Team Services Inc Toll Free 1 888 836 4052 WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO GV We Finance 0 Down Past Cred•t Problems OKI Even If Turned Down Belorell Reestab sh 'lbur Cred 1111-800-659 0359 WARMUP 92% Gas Furnaces Heat Pumps Duct Systems Free Est males If You Don't Cslf Us We Both Lose' 740-446-630EI 1 800-291-()098 Waterline Spec1al 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com pression Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Goods Jackson Ohio 1 800-53~ 9528 GOLF CLUBS Factory Direct Pro l ne Equivalent Tltamum Drivers S89 Iron Sets $199 Save $$$ Free Catalog 1 800 21 :J-3584 www tgigoU com While Whirlpool washer $75 oo White Maytag Dryer $80 00 Call AftBr 5 30 17<0) 446 9068 Wood splitter 5 hp 10 112 ton $400 cati304-67S.1200 Antiques B\Jy or set River ne Antiques 1124 E Man Street on Rl 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 1 00 am to600pm Sunday 100 10 6 oo P: m 740 992 2526 Ross Moore owner o 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise ----------· I 2 Carat Diamond Soll1a re Ring vs 2 Clanty 14K Yellow Gold 6 Prong TIHany Band Appra sed At $2 000 Less Than One Year Old $ iOO 080 74Q-446 4548 2 Bean e Bab1es F1rsl One Got From McDonald s Ftrst Avon Bottle 74Q-446 7571 2 All STEEL BUILDINGS 401136 Was St081B Set $3900 50J~90 Was $22 800 Sell $10 800 Doug 80()-388-5314 30 000 BTU vent le&s gas healer already on stand or can wall mount 304 ea2 3970 6 X11 Utility Tra ler Wtlh LightS And Brakes 740-245-9551 AKC lab Pupp1es Call 740 388 9398 AKC Registered Boston Terrier Fuppy Female SI'IOw Quality! Shots Wormed Ready To Got $175 740 388 9325 Manchester Terrier 2 years old House Trained Very Smart Male L o~as Kldst Needs Good Home• Ask ng $100 00 (7400 245 5616 Squlr el dogs neW large dog boxes 304 675-6132 Musical Instruments Collectors Item German 35 MM Plate Camara World War II Lloyd E Esque Phone 304 773 5479 Mason wv COMPUTERS SO Down Low Monthly Payments V2K Compll ant Almost Everyone Approved Call FIROCOM Advanced Tech notogles 1 8D0-6 17 3476 EAR CANDLES BULK HERBS NATURAL PET SHAMPOOS hllp tlwww arden nel/earcandtef t 916 203 ~441 PO Box 41312 Sacr.amento Caltfom~a 95841 997 After 6PM 1989 Classic Capr ce 350 Good Tares 740-245 9393 1989 Mercury Grarid Marquis LS lull power Garnet Red very goOd cond lion $3250 call 740 992 2429 1990 Grand Am 4 Doors Auto Air Clean Car $1 850 Or Best Offer 740-441 t083 1991 Cavalier 5 Speed 88 000 M•les S2 195 1992 Oldsmobile Ach eva 58 000 M las $4 295 1993 Grand Am 88 000 M les $4 395 Cook Motors 740-446 0103 1992 Chevy lumlne V 6 Au tomatlc Pwr windows Pwr door locks Cold AIC Clean Inside & Out Euro Package Asking oo oeo ,.o-256- 1288 Bundy Trombone used w th Case 5150 (304)675 3534 Fruits 1993 Chevy Lum na Euro 2 dr Red t)l!ra n ce $5200 304 675 4893 & Vegetables 8022 1994 Pont iac GranCI Am GT 4 Coors 64 000 Actual Miles Full Power $6 995 740-446 2957 1994 Plymouth Aceta m 66 000 M1les Auto A r Cruise T t Alu mlnum Wheels $3 600 OBO 740 616~ Walnuts Bought At Troyers Wood craft Open Mondav And Thursday And Saturday Start ng 9125 Till 10/30/99 9 M les West Of Gal ipolls On 141 For Sale or Trade FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 1999 Cut) Cadet compact tractor 30 hp .4 wheel dnve w th agr cui !ural !Ires & 4 woods bushhog ca 1740 992 6098 after 4 pm Livestock 1993 Ford Escort Wagon ale amlfm cassette nice car $2395 1989 Pont ac Lemans good work car S995 Rutland Car Sates 74o-742 3311 01' 740 742 1400 1'997 350 XL 7 3 Diesel Autamat lc Cab 8 Chass s 38 000 m as A 1 COnd liOn (740) 256 6056 1998 Chevrolet Monte Carlo lS 22 000 ml es New Tires Tinted Windows Nascar Style Spo•ler 78 S lver Anniversary Corvette Call (740)-446-9151 84 C mar ron good cond clean xlra t•res& r ms S 1 795 00 304 675-4575 84 Cullass supreme Reg stered Hamp Boar Ritz Bloodt ne Call 740 245 5£72 Or 741)-367 0583 Si)l m.n1a1ure hor~es lor sale reg istered 740-742 2050 • EEK& MEEK 400 big ssoo oeo 304 675-1626 88 Monte Carlo Super Sport a1r auto transm sslon 305 eng ine good qond I 89 Oldsmobile Cut lass supreme air auto transmls s10n 2 8 engine 304 675 2884 8 7 6 4 .. 9 5 t A 8 2 DOWN & A 10 9 2 Onlo Valley Bank Will Offer For Sale By Public Auction A 1993 Chevy S 10 11.4.4282 & A 1990 Ford F 150 fB15970 A 1998 Honda TRX300FW ATV 1925.440 & A 1986 tnternatlon Sem1 Truck IA13973 At tO 00 AM On 10/16199 AI The OVB Annex 143 Thnd Ava Galllpohs OH Sold To Highest Bidder AI Is Where ls" Without E~~:pres&ttd Or lmphed Warranty & May Be Seen By Calling The Collection Dept AI 740 4.41 t 038 OVB "Re serves The R ght To Accept IRe ject Any & All Bids & Withdraw ltefills From Sale Prior To Sale Terms Of Sale CASH OR CER nFIEOCHECK West East •KJI05 3 • Q t • K 10 2 Rove 3 Tennis player t K 6 3 loJ 86543 4 Notyoun .. J 6 4 3 . • 10 9 54: 1 Fru~oeeda Naataae 10 Food plan 11 Poet Pound 12 Place to Itt 5 Had lood 6 Shell 7 Swine s home 8 Caviar South • A9 •AQB 72 19 21 Horseman ship school 22 D1nnon p<oduct 23 Villain .n Othello Car assembters 9 Lod!(ea • Q J 7 & K Q 7 assn 24 l,ntl-<lrug ptf&cer 25 Darn• Vulnerable Ne~ther Dealer South 720 Trucks lor Sale South West North East I" 2NT Pass Pass I • 3NT All pass Openmg lead 1979 Chevy Pick Up 4X4 11~ 26 G,_k letter 28 DJ 1992 Chev~ S 10 Pick Up For Pay Off 66 000 Ong tnal Milas 740-379-2386 - 1993 Chevrolet V 6 Auto Well Manta ned Runs Strong Drive Anywhere $5 400 7.40 4-41- 1 1595 Between 6 9 P:M 1~97 cnevv Taf'loe K 1500 -471( M les loaded $25 900 19h ~ Dodge w 250 0 esel 5 Spetd Loaded $32 500 740.245.0379 -· FRANK & EARNEST 1998 Dodge 4)14 extended cab • ru I size pick up loaded Sl.T laram e 22 000 m tes books for $2506 w II &ale S22 00!5 firm 30.4-675-7642 730 Vans & II 4-WDs 1983 Chevy Blazer New Paint T res -4x4 Automatic AJC S2 300 Mey Trade On later 4x4 Truck Cll8Vrolel740-2~ 1984 ~J7 With Hardtop 32 Inch Mlckeys With Ultra Alms S.5 950 1986 Chevy Silverado o4WD 350 4 Speed Body And Suspension l lft 38 Tires $4 000 740 4.46 ~ 8022 1995 Ford Windstar Gl Garage Kept One Owner Front Aear Air Front WD AMIFM Casseue 88 000 M las $10 500 740 446 2151 - .. , -- ' THE BORN LOSER l~ '1'00 OOH'T ., t-10 I t-10 I NOI m~1::> HI HC.OMI'OOP I u.N'T '1'00 DO 2534 f'\011-\E:i:. 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Plugs & Brakes M.lloOI 21 7®: $800 Includes 2 Full Face Hal• tNIS Ca I 304 773 5723 Ask Fof Ausly BIG NATE 1994 Yamaha 250 WR Aac ng eM bike runs & took1 good asking $1200 or will trade for 4 wheeler 01 equal value 740 992 6414 1996 Yamaha Wolverine 4 wheel er With 1998 tilt trailer new mud ders S2800 740.992-4 83 1999 Honda 4 wheeler 450 Fore man ES 4x4 $ 5 .400 00 304-882 2936 For Sale 98 4 wheetar Yamaha Bree.ze 125CC $2400 hke new 304 675-4132 f304 675 5914 Pass 37 Commands 38 Cloistered Facets of bidding and leading By 44 Like--of brfcks Today s deal feaiUrcs t\\O 1mpor 1an1 aspects of lhe game F1rs1 look only at the West hand and the aucuon Whal 1.\0uld you lead' Next sludy !he Nor1h hand Your panncr opens one heart \'.hal would you respond ? The deal comes from a match between England and Northern Ire land Let s 1ake the second qucstron firs\ In the old days fourto the e1gh1 was deemed an unb1ddable su 1t so everyone would respond one no trump Now though 1t 1s consrdcred almost a hcm ous cnme not to sho~,~,; a tour card maJOr howeve r \\eak Here though lhc o ne spade b1d should have worked very badly (If North b1ds une no trump South rats cs 10 game and East surely leads a helpful low club) If you have three honors m a SUit wtth 1t least two tow.:htng you lead Ihe lop of lhc touc h1 ng honors So from lim spade su11 you nonnally lead 1he Jack But v,hcn North b1ds the suH th e sJtuatJOn ~.: hangc ::, Part ner E 1st h 1s lO be short m spades And tf 1hc le ad Js to be eflct.: tt vc you would like partner to have 1 spade hon or [o avOid hlockmg the !j UJI you should lead )OUr foullh l11 ghcs1 The Nonhcrn ln sh WeSI led the spade Ja~.:k The dcc!un:r Bnan Sent01 won wtth the ucc played a club to dumm) s at:c finessed th e hem queen cashed the he ' rt ace and drove out the heart J ld W11h the spade su1t blo~..:kt:d the r..:on trm,;t could nol be defe \led The E n~h sh \\est Dav1d Pnce led lhc spade live Now 1ha1 lhc spades Y..creh t bl oc ked and \\Hh t:Vc tythmg else unltv orable the dedarcr couldn t come to more than etghl trick s & 45 Silent flowers? 47 Believe- not 48 Nest of pheaaants 49 Folm holder SO Swtr1 52 Dakota Indian 54 Gershwin o r Levin CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ce au ty C!pl'le cryp 09 ams a e c ea ed om quo a ons by famous Pf!'OQ e pas all('l p P~t'l Each e e n he c Ohe s (IMS <Y ano!he orJay s /ve /li E!Qliil s C J Z 0 B Z L LFHBRCZMT R 0 AH VB R z0 I FA KMIRCZMT Z M Z R KMIRCZMT FAA I CANT DRAW HOPPING THESE ARE ARE YOU RAI361T5 WHAT DRAWING SWIN61NG THROl.IGH THE TREES UN ltl•tetl llr CLAY I O Rearrange CKMSI of l11tters WOlD GAMI POLLAN the fovr scrambled words be low to form four s1m!:)le words A R E T WH GH U RS I· I I r 1 1 I he.-..,.:..:,,:...:-r;.....:;.l...:.,,--1 e I 1-_,rR...;.A~N .,:O...:B:,.....:....jl ~,' 6 I' 1 .. 1-...1...-..J.L-.J.-..L_l., Comprom1se the mother told her newly wed daughler IS what makes nat1ons greal and happy I' I' I, I' I' I' 17 1· I' I PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS • ANSWER • III I I I I II SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ' by tr giJ pr c~s' Shop the daH•(ird 5eC!ton Dot r get srung & Accessories Buckle Worry Crowd Quatnl DO KNOW Good diplomats always know what to talk ab oul but don I always talk about what they DO KNOW ITHURSDAY Budget Pr iced Transmissions and Engmes All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmlss ons eve Jomts 7.4Q-24S.56n SEPTEMBER 30 New Replacemanl Gas Tanks I)' 3933 or 1-800 273-9329 Home Improvements BASEM~NT ' ' ' WATERPROOFING Uncond tlonal hfet me guarantee Local references furmshed Es ta~ shed 1975 Call 24 Hrs {740) 446 os1o 1 8oo 287 0576 Roo ::. ers Waterproofing All types ol mast:>nry work briOk bock stone concrete 20 years el(per ence tree est mates 304 773 9550 Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years E11 per ence All Work Guaranteed French Cit~ Maytag 740 446 7795 C&C General Home Main tenence Pa nt ng vlny siding carpentry doors windows baths mob le home repair ano more For free estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 L v ngslon s BaStl'\'ltnl Water Proof ng all basement repairs d one free est mates I let me guarantee 12yrs on job axperl ence (304)895 3887 Electrical and Refngeratlon ReSident at or commerc al wiring new serv ce or repa1rs Master Ll censed etectrlc•an R•denour Electncal WV000306 304 67S 1766 TBA R T:~~:~;~' 'O@\t~}J\-~£tf~• . , UNSCRAMBlE FORI .::Top:!:.,!$3;::8;::00~7::40~256~1!908:!!!:__..:.,. • 84D SF M PREVIOUS SOLUTION Some lhtng s are muc h" better eschewed than chewed tobacco s one of tllem George D P rent ce 8 1969 20 SKipper Craft Pontoon 60 HP Mariner low Hrs Bimini 810 VAR SF M A I F A R C Z L J Z Y B Comple1e rhe chuckle QUOiod . . . _ . . . by f II ng n rhe m ss•ng words L...l_..J;._.L_L_J_..J you dellelop from step No 3 below PEANUTS Motors Auto Part11 film The - I MYU N T lor Sale 760 ~gyp11an goddess 43 Sharon Stone Ph 111ip Alder $&00 00 1740)379 2730 NOW 7 woman Printing need 41 42 ,--.,--__;_ _ _ _, Want ng To Trade Complete Sat elllte System For 4 Wheeler 200ccOrSmaller 7-40-387-7117 need stoneware ?? 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IN CALABASH, N.C. DEAR L.F.: Your three-word warning could save lives. I' II repeal it: NEVER SWIM ALON E. Dear Ann Landers: Thanks for alerting women to check for breast nipple changes. I am now undergoing radiation for cancer. When my doctor a5ked how I ·happened to notice the changes, I told him I read AWNE. Deat Ann Landers: My wife :Mr. Burt was writing about children and I rece ntly returned from a vaca- in swimming pools, but I would ti on in Nevada. · like to add one more rule that could As se nior citizens. we enjoy the savt lives no matter where you are cntertamment and wonderful food the ga ming ·casino< provide for their ..: ustomcrs . What troubled us greatly was the lad, of auention gi, cn children hy their parents. Very late <JOe evening. we ol"erv..:Ll '" u preteen girls asking fpr mon e~ 111 e xchange for. pressing . the ll uur hult<>n rnr adulls riding the Dear Swimmer: Ocean swimming is different ,from a dip in a quiet in land lake or a pool. The undertow can take you down , no matter how good a swimmer you are. I've seen three drownings: and 1t's a horrible experience to drag a once vibrant body from the muJ and debris at the bottom of a lake or ocean. I wouldn't wish about it in Ann Landers' column. He said, "I hope you thanked her." I said I had nOI, so I'm thanking you now. - DELORES FRIEDMAN IN WEST HILLS. CALIF . DEAR DELORES: As one former Friedman to another, I'm glad I helped. Have trouble sleeping at · night and don 'I want to gel involved in a novel? "A Collection of. My Favorite Gems of the Day" is the perfect bed stand mate. Send a self addressed, long. business size envelope and a check or money order for $5 . .25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o A11n Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 606110562 (in Canada, $6.25). To find out more about Ann Landers and read her past columns, visit the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.com. .. ck' atnr. ' Annthct urne. we ohscrve<.l ~t .:!HILl .•th,>ul S ~ca rs ll i<.l. "al~i.n ~ lhn>u ~h the ,··" ""' ahlnc. Jnn~ing kft<l\\.'r ,ill"\llhll u..· ~' ~ 1\ll!l'S . \ \ ·c l1'"'' 111 J~tng:..:h'll:-o tllll t..':'\ . Whl k '"''Utt l\ p.-rs<>nncl .trc· thl' rl' help . lhl·~ c" annPI .J p c'cr)llung . Plc a>c' ..\ nn. tdl thPsc parent> "hP · i~t' Prl· lhctr chil<.lrcn that " !t ile the' c' nlcrt.un thl'lltse lves. the ~ arc gam h l ul~ "nh "'methirtg f.tr morll pre·"''" than tnoncy.-- SEN IORS IN \J I IJHH IlOLLYWOOD. CA LI F Dear Seniors: ClniJrcn un<.ler age 2 I .,hu uld not be allowed in g<llllll>g <.: asinos. anJ many establt,hnwnls prohibit th em from cnlerllt ~ il.l <~ s l hotel s pru' Ilk haby sit,,.,, ,,,r yo un g. c'htl urcn. which nta,,·, more '<' n<c th an bringing then• 10 g;tmi ng r.>oms. where they ate eas ily horetl an<.l forl·ed 10 stay UJ' IP ng past their bedtime . Parents 11 ho "ant a real vacatio_n ,Jtou ld Ir a' c the chi ldren home "i th a reli ab le family member <:>r a pai d adult. Dear Ann Landers: I have hecn wi th "him " for five years. We met through my hrother. I ended up jump1ng frum a shak y relatid'nship into one ~· ith "him" -- whic h eve ryone knows is nul the way to go. Fur a while. it was OK but then. we sta rted to argue a lot, and it 's still that way. "Him" has a hot temper and llies off the handle easily. He does n' t help with anything in the house. I do the laundry. cleaning . cooking and grocery shoppi ng. I p:iy all the bills, and he pays the mortgage . ll o\'C "him ." but don ' t know if I shoul d sti ck around . He puts everyone an J ewrything ahead of me and h :~< nu co nsideration for my feel 10 ' .. • • ' • ... Ill!.!"' · lk oft en critictLes me in front of friends and famil y. which is humil iating. I work and am financiall y independent. Should I leave him ' -- TORN IN WINNIPEG . \., CANA DA DEAR WINNIPEG: You do the mar~clin~ . C<>o king , deanit]g, laun - · -dr) and p.ty all the bllfs He crilicitcs · you. humiliates you in front of famil v and friends . has no con' iLk rati <;n fot your feelings. · and p.tys ·. the mortgage . Hcll o-ooo, tltcre 1 Atllh<>tl~ home '1 · For he.l\en's sake .. wo man . pay tit,· llh1tlgagc ) o Ut '<' If and dump "h tm ." .L>ea r Ann J,..andets: Rece ntly, )O U printc<.l a lener ahout water safe tY for children wrillen by Denni ' Burr of PcnS(I<.:Oia. Fla. I realize • '99 ·Malibu® s~500 '99 Blazer® ·4- Door Cash Back* •. Standard 4-wheel ABS •.Air conditioning ~ Theft~deterrent system t. 4-speed automatic . transmission Thomas Jefferson's personal scrapbooks found by professor . ' " . s2,500 ~ash Back • Standard 4-wheel ABS • Standard Vortec·· 4300 V6 that puts out 190 _hp and 450 lb.-ft. of torque • ~eft-deterrent system No matter how you look at it, you're in the money. I CHARLOTIESVILLE, Va. (AP) - Scholars believe four scrapbooks uncm.-e n:d by a hi story ~rofessor were put together by Thomas Jefferson and offer further insight into the life of the nation 's third president. The red leather-bound books contain thousands of newspaper articles from all over the East Coast dating to Jefferson's presiden<.:y, from · 180 I:Og _ They indicate that Jcl'fer- . so n was more sentimental · that 'cho lars have thoughi.Rc;ear.: hers once hcl ievcd the 'c rapbook\ were put together by Jeffe rson ·s granddaughters but recently · Jiscovcred that some notations on lhc cli ppin gs mat<.: h Jefferson's hanuw1'iting . Some c lippings are pasted on enve lopes with Jefferson's addrc,s. Robe n.M .S, McDona<ltl: a profe ~­ sor at )he U.S. Military Academy at Wc, l !'oint. N.Y.. fou nd the {,-hy-9inch '"'"~'t hi s sum mer at the Uniwr, it y of Virgini~t:s /\!Jerman l.ihraty "hil e doing researc h. Mc·Dotwld fou nd an oak leaf pt c<sed into one book between an arttck un fricnJ,hip anti a poem lttlcJ "Scene' from My Youth ." Jefler,on and ili, boyhood fnentl . Dabney Carr. played together on Monti l'ello and tt\ed to study under an oak ' tree . The I\\O promised eac h o(her the \lll\ h or wu uld hury the other under thai tree . '' That wa, the gc ncsi' of the Monti lc ll o . famil y . gra, cya rd ." McDona ld " tid. • \ See Your Local Chevrolet" Dealer Today! 1-800-950-2438 or www.chevrolet.com 'Cash Back offers available only to residents of FL. GA. NC, SC and select counties in AL, IL, IN, kY, MS, OH, TN, VA and WV. For more details callt-800-950-CHEV. You must take retail delivery from participating dealer stock by 9/30/99. Not available with special GMAC finance or lease offers. The Chevrolet and Malibu Emblems are registered trademarks of the GM Corp. · · ©1999 GM Corp. Buckle up, Al'(lerica! liT '• � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 30, 1999