https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b55d87fad8ee9cb4816650ebb1635b97.pdf 043b24082f9da4b2f3d98f7d2adea0a1 PDF Text Text ..... ... . ~ . ' . .. . , . \ ,. I" I Tuesday October 26, 1999 Weather Fighting 'culture wars', Page 2Steeler~ defeat .Falcons, Page 5 Violent video games, Page 6 Today: Sunny High: '801; :Low: 301 Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60s; Low: 301 • Meigs County's 'Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 97 Single Copy- 35 Cents A.rea lawmen shut down sus·pected gang activity By JIM FREEMAN Sentlnel Newt Staff In a cooperative effort Monday night, lawmen i.n Gallia and Meigs counties raided suspected gang-related ~rack houses and shut down the activities of a budding gang, making numerous arrests in the process. In Meigs County, the Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney's Office and the Major Crimes Task Force, Meigs County Sheriffs Office, and oftkers of the Pomeroy, Middleport, Rutland and Syracuse police departments raided the Pomeroy residences of Marty Dugan, 39134 State Route 1~4, and Deangelo Thompson, 128 LJDcoln Hill. La6.-men seized a quantity of crack cocaine at both residen~es and made numerous arrests, according to Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lentes. Currently jailed are: Shirley Shmigal, 45, Gallipolis, on c~arges of pos, sesston of ~rack c~atne and drug paraphernalia; Shawntta Johnson, 19, Middleport, trafficking; Todd May, 19, Pomeroy, trafficking and possessian;. "OJ" Cla¥1on Nagle, 39, Galhpq.lts, possesston of crack cocaJDe; Shannon Chapman, 18•. Cheshire, Page Eight - The Deily Sentinel~ Drug Free Edition, October 25, 1999 complicity to commit attempted murder and trafficking; Travis "T-Money" Friend, 19, Point Pleasant, complicity to commit auempted murder; . Daniel Craycraft, 23, Cheshire, cornplicity to commit auempred murder and trafficking; Darnell Robinson, 16, Pomeroy, complicity to commit attempted murder and trafficking; Cecil Yost, 25; Cheshire, complicity to commit attempted murder and trafficking; Marty Dugan, a~e unreported, Pomeroy, possession and operating a drug house; Deangelo Thompson, age unreported, Pomeroy, assault and operating a drug house. With the exceptions of Yost, they are being held in jails throughout the region and will be in Meigs County Court Wednesday to answer to the charges. Lentes said local lawmen had "for a considerable period of time". held ~ series of meetings concerning the Irish Disciples gang. "We wanted to roll them up at one time " he remarked. ' Problems with the gang were twofold, he explained, citing violence, intimidation and graffiti as one problemand drugs as the second problem. · Officials have noticed an abundance of shamrocks and "lOP" - · standing for Irish Disciples Posse painted in numerous locations in Galli11 County and in the Middleport and Pomeroy areas, Lentes said. The gang ran under the six-pointed star emblem associated with the Crips gang, but were not part of the Crips, Lentes said, adding that the gang problems were "starting to become real." Lentes said he has checked with area school principals and was told that the emblems have not appeared in local schools. Problems with the gang carne to a head over· the weekend with the beating of ·a man in Pomeroy early Saturday morning, Lentes explained. In addition, he said the gang was responsible for problems at General Hartinger Park in Middleport and numerous other minor assaults, threats and intimidations. "We've had a lot of complaints about these so-called Irish Disciples," said Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby. 'This puts them out of business." (Continued on Page 3) CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY -Actual construction on Southern Locol'a building project got underway Monday morning with worker• of the Anco Mining Co., Belmont, beginning work on a new parking lot. The new perking lot, Another riverfront camping. subdivision wins approval Get To Your -~ , ....... ,_. .~ Before The · Pressure Does Peer pressure; We've all experienced it. Remember how hard it was to say "no" when you were a kid, even if it meant doing something you knew was wrong? Young people today admit that pressure to use dtQgs is intense. As a parent, it's your job to give· your child the facts about the ·· dangers of drug abuse. Talk to your kids. Get to them before the pressure does. WASH THEM AWAY - There'a a right way and a wrong way to waeh germ• from your hande. Juet paning your hande through wnr kllla genne. Tha way to do that Ia to uae plen- By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel Newt Staff How well you wash your hands could determine whether you gel through the flu season without getting ·· stck. That's a message from Norma Tortes, R.N., director of nurses, at the Meigs County Health Department. She stressed the importance of good hand-washing techniques as a w.ay to . prevent spreading germs. Hands should be washed for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then faucets should be turned off and doors · opened with a clean paper towel, she ... Good Afternoon Today's entine 1 Section- 10 Pages 10 Caleadar CJagiOeda Comh;a Editorials §.8 ' 2 3 Local The D~y Sentinel 4&5 3 Lotteries ·DWfl . Pk:kl: 0-1-9; Pk:k4: 1-8-2-S · Buckeye !l: 13-20-22-27-29 UTVA , ..ua..r,g, ,~ ' ' I ~' •DaUyl: 8-0-S;·DaUy 4: 8·2·5·9 0 1999 Ohio V.lky .Publbhing 0.. .) ' 111111111'----------.......------....... •• ·----....L__: __·- -- · ------~--.;.;. · ·.· ' Last week, the commissioners approved another subdivision for camping spaces, that one owned by Jeffrey Harris of Portland. The Harris subdivision, to be known as Maple Grove; is located on the Ohio River near Racine. In other business, the commis- ty of aoap and water for a minimum of 30. aec- onda, like Roae Deem ot Racine and Margaret Spencer of Letart are doing here. sioners approved several appropriation adjustments, including a $50 transfer in the budgel of the county auditor, $500 in the hudget of the clerk of courts, $8,200 and $440.31 transfers in the budget of the board of elections, a $9,000 appropriation for the Common Pleas Court court security budget, . an appropriation of $2,237 in the Abstinence Education grant program. and transfers of $60.19, $633.75, and $65.38 in that fund, as well. The board also approved a $2,000 transfer in the budget of the county's · Appalachian craflers grant program. Bids for bituminous materials for the month of November were opened and referred to County. Engineer Bob Eason for a recommendation. The bids were received from Middleport Terminal of Gallipolis and Asphalt Materials of Marietta. Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton discussed a recent meeting of the local commiuee working with the Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich., at which Pete and Brenda Barnhart ofTV27, Pomeroy. were the guest speakers. The meeting was held at Eastern High School, and involved community leaders from several Southern Ohio communities, who are working together to seek $15,000 in grant funds for community development.projects. According to Thornton, any loc.al funds received from the foundation's program would be used to continue improvements at the former Meigs County Courthouse building in Chester. Present, in addition to Thornton, were Commissioners Janet Howard and Mick Davenport, was Clerk Gloria Kloes. Hand-washing technique serves Mayor discusses beautification to-prevent spread of fl.u germs of Middleport's downtown area ' Sporta .Weatber .., '-~ "'-' ""' • J By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Newt Staff Another subdivision for riverfront camping spaces was approved when the Meigs County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday afternoon. The subdivision will provide eight camping lots on the Ohio River near Forked Run State Park. The property is owned by Thomas and Bernice Weis, and adjoins the Buckley property, which was approved for subdivision earlier this month. Child " located to the eaet of Southern High School, · will replace a perking oraa ellmlnllted due to construction of the new elementary IChool building adjacent the west aide of tha high school building. said. Other ways of escaping the flu virus include avoiding crowds where people are coughing and blowing, and not eating or drinking after someone else. However, the best protection of all against getting the flu or pneumonia this winter, said Torres, is to get immunized. · The Health Department will begin its immunization program this w~ek. On Friday, residents 55 and over can get their ~hots at the Senior Citizens Center from 9 to II a.m. and I to 3 p.m. Those under 55 will be offered shots at the Health Departmenton Monday, Nov. I, the same hgurs. !'lov. 2 had been set as a makeup day with the vaccines to be administered only from 9 to II a.m. Flu shots to seniors with Medicare part A and B will be given the shots free, those without Medicare part A and B will pay $1, and those under 55 years of age will be charged $2. As for the pneumonia vaccine, there are only 80 sll'ots available and those . will be given on a first-come first-served basis, according to Torres. The pneumonia vaccinations will cost $15. Medicaid can be billed for those recipients who receive either immunization, i! was reponed. Those wilh Medicare or Medicaid cards should bring them along. As for who needs the pneumonia vaccine, Torres said one dose is all that is needed ·'for most people · although under some circumstances a s~ond dose may be giv~:cf, a second dose 1s recom en ~or .. • ~· + f''.' ~.-·-. those over 65 who got their first dose when they were under 65 if five or more years have passed, she said. Residents with chronic illnesses, such as heart or lung disease, diabetes, cirrhosis, cancer, kidney failure - anything affecting the immune system - should get both vaccines for adequate protec1ion. Torres stressed..dle importance of getting as much protection as possible against nu and pneumonia this year because of a possible major outbreak world-wide. Several months ago she attended a video conference with public health officials where,Dr. William Atkinson, M.D., MPH, director of the Center for Disease Control, discussed a future intluenza "pandemic." He talked about the 20th Century shifts in the composition of the virus which caused the three pandemics which occurred in 1917-19, 1957-58 and 1968-69. · It was pointed out at that meeting, according to Torres, that "the coun-• try is not sufficiently advanced to be able to produce flu vaccine in quantities neede~ ·)O avert an epidemic should one occur. "As a precaution to spreading the flu virus, once an individual exhibits flu sig.ns and symptoms (including fever, cough, chills, sore throat, headache and muscle aches) they should avoid contact with othm who have decreased immune systems including the elderly, babies, p,eg. nant women, ani! those who are already ill," advised Torres. Pheumonia is the most common complication of the flu, she pointed out. ;J:'!.:.:~ .. ·~:· ':·~· ... ~~ .!.~..:.J.. By BRIAN J. REED Middleport Community Association, Sentinel Newe Staff said he will work to develop a list of New efforts to beautify downtown proposed ordinances as they relate to Middleport were discussed by May- buildin~ maintenance and downtown or Sandy lannarelli when Middleport improv.ements, and lannarelli said Village Council met in regular ses- that the committee will work to forsion on Monday evening. mulate a five-year plan for improveIannarelli talked with council ments. about a newly-formed committee of In other business, council held a Middleport business leaders and res- discussion about uniforms for village idents, who will investigate ways to employees. During a review .of the improve the appearance of the busi- village bills, council members conness district. sidered the benefits of purchasing The committee was formed foi- work clothing for street and water lowing a meeting e~rlier this month department emplqyees. ' by Michael Mullins of the Ohio Arts The village purchases personalCouncil, who also helped implement ized T-shins, work pants, jackets, a beautification project in the Front protective aprons and other clothing Street area of Marietta. for those employees, due to the wear He now .works with the Ohio and tear on clothing caused by sodiAppalachian Byways project, which, urn hydrochloride, a chemical used · in part, will help finance revitaliza- by the water department, and other lion projects in towns with the Scenic on-the-job hazards. Byway designation. Federal funds Council members asked Linda have been earmarked for the beauii- Broderick, the village purchasing fication projects, and can be com- agent, to prepare cost comparisons bined with local funds and other grani for renting and purchasing the clothfunds for local projects. in g. The village, in the past, has rentlannarelli reported that the group ed uniforms from a firm, but Bradwill meet again on Nov. 4, and erick said that it had been, at one encouraged council members and time, deemed more economical to · other interested citizens to attend and purchase the 1'-shirts locally, and participate. replace them regularly, than to rent The project would likely include uniforms which were, in many ways, new sidewalks, decorative seating less suitable for employees' use. • and lighting, and assistance to busi Kenny Madden, street commisnesses with new signage and other sioner, repQrted that the ~illage )lad facade •mprovemeniS. Iannareiii said begun leaf collection using its new lthatthe ·commtttee will also in.vesti- · leaf vacuum. The upper end ofMidgate nverfront development. dleport, from the ,village limits to the Myron Duffield, pres•dent of the "T," have been covered by crews, as ll • 1 .• • . ' . ' ·,, .....,., - have portions of South Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth avenues. Iannarelli reported that the village will begin locking Riverview Cemetery at? p.m .. and reopening it at 8:30 a.m., due to increasing problems with the theft of flowers and other acts of vandalism. Iannarelli also said that those ·· caught vandalizing the cemetery will : be prosecuted in mayor's court. Council member Beth Stivers · brieHy discussed a campaign letter :• which has been circulated in Mid- :: dleport by Republicanmayoral nom- •: inee Jean Craig. Stivers said that she :: objected to several points in the let- ;·; ter relating to civic pride and past •: activity by those in village govern- t. mcnt. .,. : Stivers said that she had received :; several telephone calls about the let- ' : ter, but Craig and Sam Eblim, both ' : auending last night's meeting, said : that they felt the discussion was inap- , propriate during a council meeting. · Craig will be challenged in the ;; upcoming general election by ·: Iannarelli, who has filed as a write- : in candidate. Iannarelh reported that Don Stivers, who serves on the village : records comll\ission, has been work- •: ing at sorting out records for dispos- ': al, and encouraged council members , to assist in the process. · Follo'l'ing a brief executive se~­ sion, council voted to present village employees with $30 fOod gift certificates as a Christmas bonus. l I \ ... -------------~--~--------------------------.o...----------~ ... .-...~...._ -.;~...__~-...-...---- ~ ... . _.. n '- �• Tuesday, October 26, 199p ' Commentar ... Page2 Tuesday,October26 t999 . The Daily Sentinel Bush to fight 'culture wars' '£sta6(~.>fiei <n 1948 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-2156 • Fax gg2·2157 . Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. CHARLES W GOVEY Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager DIANE HILL Controller ThSentinel 'lftlcomealen.,. to the Hltor from rHthre on aiHoadr•nG• of topIc. 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FAX to 740-~ 2157 Washington Yesterday: When Truman gutted the executive mansion By lAWRENCE L KNUTSON Associated Press Wnter WASHING ION - When the color guard stamped sttffiy across the sec ond floor of the Whtte House to escort the prestdent to a state dmner, the crystal chandeher m hts study swayed ommously overhead A few weeks later when h1s butler walked m wnh breakfast Prestdent Truman felt the whole fl oor wobble It felt he told hts daughter Margaret as 1f 11 were stmply floatmg m space Truman heeded the warmng stgns I ve had the second floor where we hve exammed - and 11 IS about to fall down' he reported 10 a letter to hts stster m early 1948 The engmeer satd the cellmg m the state dmmg room only staye.ll up frol'l force of hab1t 1 At that pomt the Whtte House had been m hard and constant use for near ly 150 years Comertmg the mansiOn mtq a museum and movmg the prestdent else where was not a senous opuon although Truman pnvately mused aboutdomg JUS! that He knew the ex tenor tmage of the White House was mgramed mthe Amer tcan mmd as a vmd symbol of democracy and a permanent home for 1ts pres tdents But wh1le Truman was an avtd htstonan he was no senumentahst HIS final prescnptmn was clear and cnsp The ongmal walls would remam Everythmg 1ns1de them would be gut ted and replaced While hts approach may seem strangely destructtve today It compiled for the most part wllh hts!Onc preservation phtlosophtes of the penod Wilham 0 Bncn a prestdenual proJects spectahst for the NatiOnal Park Ser vtce wntes 10 While House H1story the JOurnal of the While House Htstoncal Assoctatmn The pubhcauon devotes lis most recent 1ssue to the Truman ren ovatiOn As the work began a half century ago the phystcal history of lhe Whtte House vamshed dumped mto landfill, and dtspensed m thousands of sou vemr packets Two dollars would buy enough While House pme to make a gavel $100 patd for enough Whtte House stone to face a ftreplace The Whtte House was rebmlt mstde Its wh1te pamted sandstone walls Its all new mtenor supported by a htdden cage of steel beams It was made as strong and as fireproof as a skyscraper whtle largely duphcaung the old floor plan But for those who saw the work m progress 11 was a shock Once the tmmense rectangular box \\as cleared of 1ts hiStone mstdes II was an awesome stght a great hollow space some 85 feet north to south 165 feet east 10 west and 70 or 80 feet htgh Wtlham Seale wrote m hts author nauve 1986 htstory The Prestden! s House In 1950 taken on a tour by the prestdent htmself JOurnahst and author John Hershey looked across the cavernous space to the th1ck anc1ent masonry walls whtch were paunated wnh old plasters and pamts of many faded shades Then he took m the raw concrete floors and columns the new hot atr ducts large enough to hold a ,,umg workman It was as tf someone had dectded to set up a modern office mSide a desert ed castle Hershey reported At the end 660 tons of structural steel had been mstalled Sub basements were but It to house new electrical heatmg plumbmg and atr cond1t10nmg systems There were modern bathrooms proper clothes closets and new kttchens Fmally m February 1952 JUS! before he left on hts annual Ronda vaca uon Truman set a deadline I m gomg to Key West tomorrow and I am g01ng to sleep m th1s house when I return he announced On March 27 the preSident stepped out of h1s limousme accepted a gold key to the reborn house and bnskly walked mstde Although Truman s earher attempt to bmld a new executtve wmg had been thwarted and h1s buddmg of a second floor porch m the South PortiCO had drawn fierce cntJcJsm hts replacement of the htstonc mtenor of the man s1on drew httle public oppos1t10n But some early reactmn was cool Mr Truman showed me around the White House which he d JUSt redone and he was so proud of the upstaus whtch looked to me exactly hke a Sher aton Hotel Eleanor Roosevelt satd The prestdent was content There was no longer a chance that the leg of Margaret Truman's ptano would smk through the floor as 11 once had or that showers of plaster would dust h1s guests There were no more saggmg ttmbers leakmg ptpes or cracked plaster The Whue House hke other houses would always need updates and repatrs but 1mm10ent collapse was no longer a concern , And the ghosts - a bantenng Truman once sa1d they dtsturbed h1s sleep ;w•th mtdmght knockmgs - were dcfinttcly gone • (Lawrence L Knutson has reported on Congress the Whtte House and 1vashmgton s htslory for more than 30 years ) By MORTON KONDRACKE Texas Gov George W Bush IS not declanng VIctory and gomg home from the culture wars atdes say but 11 r<Omams to be seen how aggres SJVely he II fight the steady coan;en 10g of Amencan life When Bush cnUcJzed the conser vauve notiOn that Amenca IS slouchmg toward Gomorrah on Oct 5, we d1d not mtend to pamt a rosy p1cture of U S culture a top iude saJd Bush IS gettmg ready to dehver another educatton pohcy speech tn early November that focuses on char acter dtsctphne and vtolcnce An rude satd 11 would have a large element of cultural cnttquc m 11 As Bush atdes descnbe 11 though the speech IS hkely to be a posmve program for bolster10g the role of schools parents and churches m mculcaung values rather than a cen sonous denunctatton of the moral rot mfectmg U S culture, especJally through the mcdta It would be great 1f It were both Two stud1es -one out m September and another due m November- doc ument JUSt how progressively sleazy Amcncan tele' 1s10n IS becomtng although even casual vtewers can see 11 for themselves Sex has become the predommant subject of pnme ume broadcast enter tamment Accordmg to the Center for Medta and Public Affatrs one dep1c uon of or reference to sexual act•v• ty occurs every four mmutes on TV In some of the most heavtly sex ual shows accordmg to the center such as NBC s Fnends or Fox s Beverly H1lls 90210 the dep1c 110ns or references average 20 to 25 mstances per eptsode Another study by the Parents TeleviSion Counctl reported m Sep !ember that the so called famtly hour on TV - 8 to 9 p m Eastern ume on weekdays 7 to 9 p m on Sundays - has ' become dramau cally more foul mouthed sex satu rated and vtolent over the past two seasons Revtewmg 45 hours of program mmg on s1x broadcast networks dur mg the last two weeks of the TV sea son m May, PTC found 304 mstances of sexual content VIolence or obscen tty or nearly seven an hour- up 75 percent from 1997 PTC found that I00 percent of the Fox network programs a1red dunng family hours con!amed sexual mate nal 89 percent for ABC 75 percent for WB 73 percent for NBC 50 per cent for UPN and 36 percent for CBS 1 A samphng of content cued by PTC showed that - even durmg pnme vtewmg hours for young chtl dren- characten; are constantly dts cuss10g hav10g sex takmg thetr clothes off havmg orgasms or erec Uons and refemng to pemses - once a never heard word on any televtslon The net"orks frequently run the most suggesttve sound bile from an upcommg show as a tease to vtewers - compoundmg the 1mpact of the shows content In and out of the tamtly hour broadcast TV 10creasmgly IS attempt mg to compete wllh cable where nearly anythmg goes m language or sexual and violent VIsuals Each season TV stars and pro ducers congratulate themsehes for pushmg the etwelope on nuduy sex and foul language as though that were an arttsttc achtevement CBS hospttal show Chtcago Hope JUSt used the phrase Sh t happens for the first ume m pnme ume The expresswns ptssed oft and sucks are now so routme they appear on news shows - along wtth semen of course Olftce to evaluate federal s'C!uca So far the f word and full lion programs frontal nudtty are no no s on broad On the campmgn tratl Bush reg • cast televtston but the new Fox ularly declares that as prestdent he show Actwn uses the word con wants to usher m the responstbtllty stantly wtth bleeps and parttal nud1 era that stands m sharp contrast to the ty 1s an envelope constantly bemg last few decades when the culture has pushed clearly smd II 11 feels good do 11 Why snould anyone care? The and If you ve got a problem blame executtve edt tor of the entertamment somebody else trade paper Vanety ' appeanng on In the Oct 5 speech however Dateline NBC th1s week satd I th10k audtcnccs are not offended Bush declared that too often on qecause televJston 1s reflectmg sonal 1ssues my party has pamted the •mage of Amenca slouchmg much more how the younger gener toward Gomorrah - whtch was atwn thmk and act and behave One could also argue -as you d mterpreted as hts dtstancmg himself expect a conservative candtdate to from cultural cqnservattves argue - that TV IS mculcatmg the He was attacked by among others values and behaviOrs deptcted former Supreme Court nommee Even though soctal mdtcators on Robert Bork author of a 1996 book cnme welfare and SUICide have Slouchmg Towards Gomorrah tmproved dunng the past decade (Regan Books) whtch documents those for out of wedlock btrths have cultural pollutiOn not Thtrty two percent of U S chtl Bush s staff adnuts that the remark dren are born to unwed mothers was off target and was meant not for annually compared to I0 7 percent m Bork but actiVISt Paul Weynch who 1970 The ftgure for blacks 1s 69 per had declared that conservatl ves cent should admtt defeat m the culture Bush IS concerned about the prob wars and quit pohtlcs lem He has advanced an abstmence Bush s November speech marks educauon program promtSmg that as h1s return to the culture wars I hope much federal money wtll be spent on he names names 11 as on teen contraception and that (Morton Kondracke Is execu· he II ask the General Accountmg live editor of Roll Call, the news· paper of Capitol Hill ) COULD'WE LISTEN TO SOMETHING DIFFERENT? OUR ONLY GIIOIC£S ARE ON ~OFF. Control guns by controlling criminals btll Prestdent Clmton IS trymg to By JOSEPH PERKINS goad Republicans mto approvmg Sammy The Bull Gravano has wtll really keep guns out of the by h1s own admtsston sent 19 men to wrong hands the1r graves So 11 s safe to say that Indeed even 1f the prestdent got the former underboss of the Gamb1 every provtston he seeks - mclud no en me famtly knows a thmg or two mg mandatory tngger locks new (or 19) about guns and VIolence restncttons on possessiOn of sem1 That's why h1s recent remarks automatic weapons by persons under about gun control, pubhshed m Van 18 years of age a ban on Imported uy Fatr have resonance 'Gun control?' Sammy pondered large capacity ammunmon clips and It s the best thmg you can do for a requuement that all vendors at gun crooks and gangsters I want you to shows conduct mandatory back have nothmg If I m a bad guy I'm ground checks on customers - bad guys would continue to get &uns always gomg to have a gun So all th1s new law would do IS Safety locks' ' the Bull contm ued You pull the trigger wtth a lock make 11 that much more dtfhcult for on and I II pull the trtgger We II see law abtdmg Citizens to obtam who wms' weapons to defend themselves, theu Gravano s ms1ghts came to mmd fam11tes thetr homes and thetr proJl' th1s week as Prestdent Chnton rets erty from the cnmmals who, as Sam sued hts challenge to Republican law my the Bull attests are always gomg makers on Capttol H1ll to present htm to have a gun wtth a sweepmg gun control btll th~! The prestdent takes refuge 10 polls he can stgn showmg that a dec1ded maJonty of We need Congress to help us Amencans favor stncter gun control keep guns out of the wrong hands laws But whtle that IS true those Chnton told a group of more than 300 same polls show that half of Amen htgh school students from around the cans also beheve that new gun con country who were m the nauon s trollaws- such as the one for whtch capttal thts week to attend a two day the preSident IS currently agttatmgyouth vtolence CQIIference sponsored wtll do nothmg to reduce vtolent by House Democrats en me But even those htgh schoolers had In fact there are already more than to wonder whether the gun control 20 000 gun control laws on the books at the federal state and local levels Yet these controls have fa1led to keep guns out of the hands of cnm10als they have fa1led to reduce tile level of gun vwlence throughout the country And why 1s that? Because these gun control laws are predtcated on the notiOn that fuearms are the root cause of gun vtolence when the real cause of gun vtolence IS vtolent cnmmals So 11 stands 10 reason that the most effectl\e way to reduce gun vtolence 1s not by passmg yet another sym bohc gun control law but adaptmg a one strtke approach to gun cnmes In other words 1f a person carnes a gun whtle comm1ttmg a en me even 1f he or she does not brandtsh the weapon even 1f the weapon IS not used that person should recetve a mandatory mmunum sentence of at least five years m pnson wllh no parole That wtll make the bad guys sit up and take notice As 11 IS now, the courts arc often Iemen! when It comes to gun cnme Indeed Sammy the Bull whacked 19 vtcttms and only spent five years behind bars So you know that a two btt cnmmal who merely uses a gun to knock over a hquor store IS unhke ly to do any hard t1me When the federal government and state and local governments start to target gun related cnme rather than guns themselves then the natiOn will see a meanmgful reductton m gun vtolencc The real life proof of thts 1s Rtchmond Va For the better part of the decade the Vtrgtma capttal had one of the natiOn s worst per caplla murder rates Then m 1997 the U S Attar ney s Office m Rtchmond dev1sed a strategy under the t1tle ProJect Extle, to try local gun offenses m federal court where bond IS less eas 1ly obtamable and sentencmg gmde hnes are stiffer • Thts approach y1elded tmmedtate results wtth mdtctments agamst 404 armed suspects a convtctton rate of 86 percent and an average pnson sen tence of more than four and a half years Meanwhtle Rtchmond posted a 36 percent declme m gun related homtctdes last year These are the kmds of results that the Amencan pubhc really wants to see And they were achteved not by enactment of new gun control laws as Prestdent Clinton advocates but by prosecutmg armed cnmmals 10 the fullest extent of already eKistmg laws (Joseph Perkins Is a columnist lor The San Diego Union-Tribune) Clinton's rivals always seem to self-destruct Letter to the editor By CHRIS MATTHEWS WASHINGTON- Calli! the Curse of the Bubba No matter how good the1r chances or how hard they try BtlLChnton s nvals seem doomed to self Vote yes for Meigs Local bond issue destructiOn : Dear Edttor Peruse the casualty ltst • We are hold10g our children chtldren sand future generations m our nads George Herbert Walker Bush He s the father When BJII Chnton launched •ih1s electwn Time IS movmg forward and we need to g1ve the chtldren m h1s run m 1991 Bush was the vtctonous hberator of Kuwatl By November Meigs Local the opportumty to have better bmldmgs to learn m Up to date 1992, Clmton s target was the defeated capttve of recesston The man who )urroundmgs computer labs gyms stages and a1r condtUonmg an env1 won 54 percent of the vote m 1988 would end h1s poht1cal career w1th 37 ronment that everyone can be proud to teach and learn m percent of the same electorate , Please vote yes for thts bond levy Bob Dole endured hts own death Of the soul m 1996 Worse than suffer , Tony and Dawn Kopec defeat at Chnton s hands that year he found htmself tmpnsoned m a cam • Middleport pa1gn m wh1ch he h1mself dtd not believe New York Sen AI D Amato The first nabonal pohttc1an to probe Bdl Clm ton s role m Whitewater he was also the first to feel the boomerang D Am alo learned too late the costs of prosecutmg the Chntons mcludmg the one • now runmng for hts old JOb '/JY The Aaaoclated Preas Newt Gmgnch He once promiSed to mention B1ll Clmton s sex and cov , Today IS Tuesday Oct 26 the 299th day of 1999 There are 66 days left er up scandal m every speech Then came the election of last November that ~n the year cost Republicans House seats m a year they expected to wm them Today ! Today's H1ghhght 10 Htstory Gmgnch s t1e to a young female House atde st1rs merctfully httle mterest • On Oct 26 1949 Pres1dent Truman stgned a measure ratsmg the m101 for the cruel reason he 1s no longer t1ed to the speakershtp :O.um wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour Bob LIVIngston Before he could fill Newt s shoes the LouiSiana con On thiS date gressman was forced to take a walk for hts own sexual misconduct ' In 1774 the F1rst Contmental Congress adjourned tn Phtladelphta Henry Hyde He chatred the House Impeachment heanngs on Cltnton only In 1825 the Ene Canal opened 10 upstate New York connectmg Lake Ene to see h1s own youthful affatr expoSf:d land the Hudson Rt ver Fred Thompson He entered the Senate wtth the cachet of a Watergate ~d~~~~~ :~~~~rS shlp Hornet-was sunk tn the Battle of Santa Cruz Islands mvesttgator the star quahty associated wtth a mov1e career When he launched ' Today in history l 11 positively those 1997 hearmgs mto tllegal Ch10ese campatgn money he threatened to catch fire pohttcally He fizzled Ken Starr lmagme the hatr sh1rt thts man has been forced to wear to depart the 10dependent counsel s office far less trusted even than hts pnme suspect Every key Repubhcan who has dared go manoa mano wtth Bdl Chnton these past seven years has met the same gnm fate Ltke the Boston Red Sox who made that accursed sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees e1ght decades ago the anti Chnton teams have gotten nasuly close to tnumph over the years For a whtle thts year s Red Sox team looked hke 11 JUSt m1ght do 11 Stt tmg m Fenway Park two Sundays ago a fnend wtshed hopefully that 1ts young players many of them Latmo would be 1mmune to the Curse gf the Bambmo Repubhcans must wtsh the same of George W Bush a fresh political tal ent who 1s etther too cbarmed to fear the Curse of the Bubba or too callow to sense us potency (Chris Matthews, chief of the San Francisco Examiner's Washing· ton Bureau, Ia hoat of "Hardball' on CNBC cable channels ) Deadline set for election letters Letters to the edttor dealmg with the Nov. 2 eleebon will be accepted for publication until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 27. Letters submit· ted after that deadline wil! not be published. Thought for Today I hke trees because they seem more restgned to the way they have to hve than other thmgs do - Wtlla Cather Amencan author (1873 1947) ~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Meigs County Court The followmg cases were settled recently m the Me1gs County Court of Judge Patnck H 0 Bnen Fmed were Thomas Batey M1d dleport assured clear distance ahead, $20 plus costs Randall G Hawley Jr Tuppers Plams speed, $30 plus costs, Patncta K Ostrander The Plams speed $30 piJJs costs, M1chelle D Shamblm Hartford W Va seat belt $15 plus costs Rhonda F Neece Mtddleport failure to control $20 plus costs Jeremia R Waugh Crown C1ty, speed $30 plus costs, Paul J Chadwell, Mtddleport seat belt $25 plus costs Tnc1a M Hamng, Coolv1lle child restramt $25 plus costs Andy 0 Doez~ V Rutland seat belt $25 plus costs Deanna L Wtlhams, Pomeroy seat belt $15 plus costs Steven J Myers Charleston W Va s~. $30 plus costs Mark B Wtlliams Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs Kam1 J Stewart Steubenvtlle exptred tags $20 plus costs Shanna J Daugherty Manetta seat belt $15 plus costs Brandy L Gangwer seat belt $25 plus costs Jeffrey A Dou glas Reynoldsburg speed $30 plus costs Albert L Curtis Pomeroy speed $30 plus costs Stephen E Jcf frey Hunt10gton W Va speed $30 plus costs seat belt $25 plus costs Brad A K10g Ptckenngton seat belt $25 plus costs Dewayne Eddy Jones Ehzabeth W Va scat belt $25 plus costs Barbara K Bertson Athens speed $30 plus costs Anna M Chambers Cleveland speed $30 plus costs Wilham P Nusces Alta monte Sprmgs Fla speed $30 plus costs Leah Kay Wmnmgs New Haven W Va seat belt $15 plus costs Rene Memll Pomeroy failure to yteld $25 plus costs Steven F Pasztor Bndgeport speed $30 plus costs Dawn S Rommes Rutland seat belt $25 plus costs Brad A Davenport Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs Todd A Perry Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs Kurt L McDonald NelsonVIlle seat belt, $25 plus costs Paul E Martm Crown Ctty no hght on tra1ler $20 plus costs Brenda K Custodio Reynoldsburg speed $30 plus costs, Jeffrey Nelson Walt Greensboro N C speed $30 plus costs W Mtchael Newell, Long Bot tom seat belt $25 plus costs, Andrew A Vance, Pomeroy seat belt $2S plus costs, Fredenck A Loyal, Pow ell speed $25 plus costs Angelo A Peutto Morgantown W Va speed $25 plus costs Martha A Gibbons Buchtel seat belt $25 plus costs Christophet L. H1vely Patnot speed $30 plus costs Joshua B Whealdon Vmton seat belt $25 plus costs John T Ltsle Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs James Satterfield Manetta speed $30 plus costs seat belt $25 plus costs Randall G Browmng Reedsvtlle speed $30 plus costs James E Randolph Racme seat belt $25 plus costs fat lure to control $20 plus costs Leon L Lang Race land Ky seat belt $25 plus costs Juhe D Whyde Whitehall seat belt $25 plus costs Davtd G Calhoun Athens speed $30 plus costs Edward H Ramsburg Pomeroy speed $30 plus costs seat belt $25 plus costs James E Green Albany seat belt $2S plus costs Wtlham E Morgan Athens seat belt $25 plus costs Terry J Waugh Crown City mudflap vtolatton $20 plus costs fatlure to dtsplay vahd regtstrauon $50 plus costs Charles E Adkms Ona W Va speed, $30 plus costs Ben Bowen Zanesvtlle seat belt $15 plus costs Douglas R Vannest Ravenswood seat belt, $15 plus costs BenJamm J Pohs Mason W Va seat belt $25 plus costs Davtd L Call Crown Ctty stop stgn $20 plus c9sts Jaerl R Rhodes Moore Haven Fla speed $30 plus costs, Davtd A Wtlhs Parkersburg speed $30 plus costs Jason A Robmson P1ckenng ton seat belt $15 plus costs Carl H W1lson Ill Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs James E Sellers Jr Long Bottom seat belt, $25 plus costs T¥a L Congo Pomeroy seat belt $2S plus costs WQ~dy M Htll Racmc speed $30 plus costs Russell D Ph1lhps Albany stop stgn $20 plus costs Juhe A Taylor Galhpolls seat belt $25 plus costs James B Maynard Varney Ky speed $l0 plus costs Sharon E Sta bley Athens speed $30 plus costs James E Trout Rutland wmdow tmt vtolauon costs only Wayne Cotter 111 Pomeroy passmg bad checks two counts reslllutmn plus costs Stuart E Barnes West Salem no motorcy cle endorsement $150 fine $75 sus pended upon proof of endorsement costs three days jatl suspended hcl met vtolauon $10 fmc plus costs speed $40 plus costs Cratg A Han nmg Shade DUI $850 plus costs 30 days J31l suspended to 10 days one year OL suspensmn one year proba uon dnvmg under suspenston $200 plus costs I0 days J311 concurrenl wtth DUI one year probatiOn James E Trout Rutland no motorcycle endorsement $150 plus costs $75 suspended 1f vahd motor cycle endorsement presented by Dec 15 three days Jail suspended one year probatiOn Carhsa D Barton speed $26 plus costs Jeffrey J Karr Jr Middleport fatlure to matntam control $20 plus costs cxp~red tags $50 plus costs Jeremy Davts Crown Ctty speed $30 plus costs Sandra G Southern Athens speed $30 plus costs Darrell D Holland P1ckenng ton speed $30 plus costs Harley E McDonald Mtddleport scat belt $25 plus costs Bnan K Armes Pomeroy seat belt $25 plus costs James H Vmmg Rutland stop stgn $20 plus costs Davtd M Koemg Pomeroy speed $30 plus costs Mark A Con ley Gallipolis seat belt $25 plus costs speed, $55 plus costs Ralph W Metster Langsville seat belt $25 plus costs, Brandyn L Mendoza, New Haven W Va , s~a1 \Jell $25 plus costs Wesley J Howard Pomeroy no front l1cense plate $20 plus costs Davtd W Copptck Port land speed $30 plus costs Shaye A Bare Dexter underage consump uon $200 plus costs three days Jail suspended, four months probatmn Damel Combs Rutland equtpment mtsuse costs only Tracy S Owens by Pomeroy dtsorderly conduct $100 suspended costs SIX months probatiOn Thomas M Ware Pomeroy fatlure to control $30 plus costs Homer L Welsh Pomeroy no motorcycle endorsement $150 sus pended to $75 plus costs $75 sus pended tf vahd endorsement pre sen ted wtthm 60 days three days Jatl suspended Political signs not OK on state right-of-ways The Daily Sentinel (USPS liJ 960) Community Newspaper Holdlnas Inc Pubhshed every afternoon Monday through Fnday Ill Court St Pomeroy Oh o by the Oh10 Valley Pubhsh ng Company Seco d cla55 postage pa.d at Pomeroy Oh10 Member: The Associated P.ress and the Ohto Newspaper Assoc1allon P01t1111tcr: Send 1ddrcu correchol\5 to The Da1ly Sentmel Ill Court St Pomeroy Oh10 45769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Rwlc One Week .$2 00 One Month S8 70 One Year S104 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Da1ly 35 Cents Subscr bers not desmng to pay the carr er may rem11 m adnna: dm~ctto The Da ly Sen ncl on 111 threo, s1x or 12 month bass Cred t w111 be 11ven carr er each week No subscnp11on by ma I permllted m areas where home earner serv1ce IS ava1lable Publisher reserves the nght Ill adjmt rates dur ng the subscnpt on per od Subscnpllon rate changes may be Implemented by changmg the dural on of the subscnpuon MAILSVBSCRIPTION Inside Meip Counly 13 Weeks .S27 30 26 W..ks SS3.82 52 W.eks ~lOS 56 Rates Outside Mel&• County ll Weeks $2915 26 Weeks SS6 68 52 Weeks .$10972 Reader Services Correction Polley Our moln conctra In Ill stories Is to be eccunte If yo• know of en error In • slory, call the acwsroom ol (7<Ml) !192 1155 We wiD check your lnrormallon and ••ke 1 correction 1r w1rnnted News Departments The noln number Is 992 2t55 Deport meat extensions ere Gene111t Monljjtr., ........................ExL 1101 Newt Ext 1102 or ExL 1106 Other Servlcea AdvtrtlslnJ!. Ext 1104 C::ln:ul•llnn Ext !103 f xt 1100 <.:l•~stficd Ad~ 1 The nght of way along Ohto state routes IS not the place for, pohttcal stgns As requtred by law stgns found along the state nght of way wtll be removed accordmg to ofhctals wtth the Oh10 Department of Transporta liOn The stgns wtll be taken to the local ODOT garage and kept for approxtmately two weeks Dunng thts t1me s1gn owners may retneve thetr property at the garage A good mdtcatton of state nght of way IS either the fence lme or mow mg hne accordmg to ODOT offi c13ls lf the nght of way cannot be deterrnmed a vtstt or phone call should be made to the ODOT garage where someone can make the deter mmatwn As long as the stgns are not on the nght of way they wtll not be removed Marriage licenses Joshua Eugene Chato 21 Pomeroy and Chrtstte Ann Mtlls 19 Reedsvtlle Shannon Ray Roush 25 and Stephame Lynn Pnce 24 both of Mtddleport Wayne Dale Hanmg 53 The Plams and Ann Bell Barrett 53, Rutland Charles Patnck Lyons 45 and Nena Faye Taylor 36 both of Ravenswood W Va Jack Wayne Hart 56 and Cathenne Isabella Grosvenor 32 both of Pomeroy Donald Paul Carnahan 18 Pomeroy and Kelly Dawn Spencer 21 Long Bottom, Todd Henry Rettmtre 25 Pomeroy and Ktmberly Dawn Cre means 24 Pomeroy Page~ Meigs announcements · I. l Mary Virginia Evans Mary Vtrgtma Evans 77 of Spnng Avenue Pomeroy dtcd Monday Oct 25 1999 at the extended care umt of Veterans Memonal Hospual She was born on Dec 22 1921 m Mason W Va daughter of the late Lon and Bertha Hudson Terrell She was a homemaker Survtvmg are a son and daughter m law Alfred and Kathy Evans of Pomeroy a daughter and son m law Mary and Rick McClellan of Pomeroy mne grandchtldren and seven great grandchildren and several nteces and nephews Bestdes her parents, she was preceded m death by her husband Samuel Evans a son Samuel Evans Jr a son m law James Garnes a daughter Bar bara Kay Garnes a granddaughter and two ststers Dorothy Conkle and Josephme Terrell Servtces wtll be I p m Thursday m the Ewmg Funeral Home m Pomeroy Bunal wdl be m the Beech Grove Cemetery Fnends may call al the funer al home from 7 9 p m Wednesday Polhng place changed "' The Metgs County Board of Elections has tssued a remmdcr to voters m the West Chester votmg precmct that the polhng locatton 10 the precmct hlls changed Those voters who used to vote m the Chester ftrehouse Will now vote l at the Pomeroy Gun Club located on Pomeroy Ptke Road accordmg to Rna • 1 Smtih board dtrcctor • Rutland Tnck or Tr•at Tnck or Treat wtll be held m , Rutland on Thursday froll) 6 to 7 p m RACOto meet RACO wtll meet tomght (Tuesday) at the Amen can Legwn Hal l m Raeme There wtll be potluck dmner at 6 30 p m Rev1val planned Revtval servtccs wtll be held a! the Chu s•tan Brethren Church m Mason Nov I 6 There will be spcctal smgmg each evemng John El swtck wtll be !he cvangehst Jane Goodall 1s not pleased wtth the TBS senes The Chtmp Channel due to the harsh hfe the chtmpanzee actors endure out of the wild I • II • I I Ira C. 'Dale' Goodnite Tosmg Darren Smtih of Welch W Va wtll be smgmg at the Carpenter Bapll st Church m Carpenter I0 30 a m servtce Sunday Local memonal servtces for Ira C Dale Goodmte 71 of Fon Laramte who dted Aug 18 1999 wtll be held Saturday at I p m wtth mthtary grave s1de servtces at Gravel Htll Cemetery Cheshtre Douglas Shamblm will offtctate and mllllary ntes wtll be conducted by the Feeney Benne!l Amencan Legwn Post 128 of Mtddleport Quartet to perform The Butlders Quartet Will smg at the 7 p rn servt ce of the Fmt il Valle) Church m Galha County John Elswtck wtll be spcaktn g Area lawmen shut down (Contmued from Page 1) Smorgasbord planned A smorgasbord will be held at the Bashan Firehouse on County Road 2S : Sunday Turkey and ham Will he served The dmner 1s sponsored hv the Bashan Ladtes Auxtllary Coslts $5 for adults and $2 50 for children Soulsby smd gangs wtll not be tol crated m Metgs County and that the arrests are gomg to clear up a lot of thmgs m Gallta and Metgs counucs People alwa) s tell you they get mto drugs tor the money and the htgh life commented Lentes You go out and look at the way they live and you wonder what they do wtth thetr money They certamly are not hvmg the htgh life they are hvmg hke slobs he added There are unsamtary llvmg condtllons !rash everywhere shabby clothes Most commumttes m thts state and others have gang problems Lentes satd Just because other com muntttes put up wllh 11 doesn t mean we have to We "anted to arrest 1s many of them as posstble to mp 11 complete ly Len!es satd the Metgs County law enfotcement commun11y has been vet y aggress tvc m gelling drug deal ers off the streets If you re gomg to be deahng m th1s county you rc gomg to be busted he satd One of those arreslcd satd that 111 Columl)us he would get probatton on the charges Lentes satd addmg that m Metgs County the defendant IS probably lookmg at several years m pnson Clinton averts blowup with GOP by signing bill WASHINGTON (AP) - Prest too laden wtth popular spendmg for dent Clmton s stgmng of the $268 a veto to be pohttcally feastble b1lhon defense spendmg b1ll averts a Cosung $4 5 btlhon more than Clm maJor budget blowup with Republl ton requested the btl! mcluded mon cans but sttll leaves the two stdes ey for a 4 8 percent m1htary pay ratse batthng over domestiC programs and and scores of proJects for lawmakers foretgn a1d ~hQ.me dtstncts Some Democrats Chnton s1gned the Pentagon mea includmg the mfluenual Rep John sure em Monday after constdenng Murtha D Pa had satd they would vetomg 11 to make 11 a bargammg chip work to ovemde the veto m hts quest to wm more money from Fatlure to uphold a veto would Repubhcans have weakened Chnton s hand m The pres1dent complamed that the budget talks and been a sungmg for btU financed proJects the Pentagon etgn affa1rs defeat cspectallY after the dtd not want and used budget gtm Senate s Oct 13 reJeCtion of the globmtcks hke declanng $7 btlhon m al nudear test ban treaty For hts veto base mamtenance an emergency to prevail Chnton would have need that would not count agamst spend ed one third of those voung m etther mg hmtts But he sa1d that m good the House or Senate plus one vote conscience he could not block the Chnton told reporters he believed leg1slauon he could have won but womed that I have stgned 11 because 11 s cru Democrats would be attacked by the c1al to our nattonal secunty and our Republicans for bemg agamst the mthtary readmess because the troops defense budget that the Dcmocrattc who defend our mterests abroad Party has bastcally pursued dl)serve the strongest support we can Whtte House offtctals also hope provtde here at home he told the stgmng wtll focus auenllon on reporters Clmton s baule wllh Republicans Rcpubhcans congratulated htm over ht s budge! proposal s and the for hts dectston GOP s plan to cut feder,ll agenctes Our nation s defense IS too spcndmg by I 4 percent Important to pohttctze satd House I wtll not allow Congress to ratse Majonty Whtp Tom Delay R Texas lis own pay and fund Its own pork A Clmton veto would have 1ntcn barrel proJecls and still make devas ' sthed httter feelm gs between the taung across the board cuts m every two parttcs and escalated and pro thtng from educatiOn to child nutn longed the budget ftghl u0 n to the FBI Chnton satd Mon The Signature leaves Clinton ftght day I Will nm stgn any budget that mg Repubhcans over five s pendmg puts spec tal mtcrcsts above the htlls m whtch he wants $5 bllhon to natiOnal Interest $10 btlllon more for htnng teachers and pohce officers buymg park land Umts of the Me1gs County Emer fore1gn atd and other programs gency Medtcal Scmce recorded three Those dtffcrcnccs plus admmtstra liOn oppOSitiOn IO proVI SIOOS helpmg calls for assistance Monday Umts the mmmg ranchmg and ml mdus respondmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH tnes seem unhkely to be resolved 2 57 p m Kerr Street Pomeroy unlll next month Edna Slusher Veterans Memonal In the end the defense btll proved Hospttal Pomeroy squad asst sted MIDDLEPORT 12 03 a m volunteer ftre depart ment to Flood Road trash fire own er unknown AEP- 33·112 POMEROY Akzo- 41-3/4 12 44 p m State Route 143 AmTech/SBC - 46·3/16 Kathryn Howard Holzer Medtcal AT&T- 44·3116 Center Central Dtspatch squad ass1st Bank One- 34-7116 ed Bob Evans - 13 BorgWarner - 37 15116 Champ1on- 5·114 Charming Shops - 5-5/8 City Holding- 17·15116 Federal Mogul- 23-1/2 Flrstar - 26·3/16 Gannett- 72·1/8 K mart- 9·13/16 Kroger- 21·5/16 Lands End- 75·718 Ltd.- 39·15/16 Oak Hill Flnanclal-16·1/2 OVB- 33·518 One Valley- 34-718 People•- 27 10· Premier Financial 9116 Rockwell - 49·3/16 RD Shell - 59·518 Sears- 27-112 Shoney's - 1·518 Wendy's- 22·7/8 Worthington -16·114 Dally stock reports are the 10 30 a.m quotes provtded by Advest of Gallipolis. Meigs EMS runs Stocks • Rev1val to be held Rev tv tl servtces wtll be held ot the M1 Oh ve Church Long Bollom heg 111 nmg Nov 3 a! 7 p m each cvcnmg Don Bush and Lonmc Daile) will he the speakers The pubh c IS tnvncd Weekend rev1val planned A weekend revtval Will he held allhe Ftrsl BapliSI Church of Mtddl cporl Oct 29 through 31 7 p m mghtly There wtll be dtffcrenl smgcrs and preac h ers each mght Fnday the Earthen Vessels Will smg and the Rev Mark Morrow wtll preach on Saturday the smgers wtll be Proc latm wllh Marvm Sallee speak mg on Sunday 10 15 am the Boelk Famtl y w11l smg wtth Morrow to preach and on Sunda) mght the Boelk Family wtll smg and Charles Swtgger wtll be the speaker Contest/dance planned There wtll be acombtnatmn Halloween costume contestlsquarc dance Sat urday mght Oct lO at the Tuppers plams VFW l;lmldmg Judgmg tor the costumes wtll be at 8 pm followed by round and square dancmg Mus1c Will be by the Count') Ntght Hawks wnh J B Wilson calhng Elecbon Day dmners The Rock Spnngs Umled Methodtst Women wtll serve an Elec!lon Day dmner at the church Servmg Will beg10 at II am There wtll be soups sand wtches desserts and beverages to eat m or Jake out The Grace Ep1scopal Church Women wtll serve an Eleclton day luncheon from II am to 3 p m Menu wtll mclude a vanety of homemade soups ptes cake and beverages Take out wtll be avatlable In conJunction wtth the lun cheon there will be a seater and coat sale Both events wtll be held m the pansh hall bchmd the EpiScopal Church located next to vtllage hall Supper and bazaar set The Carpenter Bapttst Church on State Route 143 will ha\e 1ts annual super and bazaar w1th servmg begmnmg at 6 p m on Saturday Nov 6 Sharp decline in consumer confidence seen this month NEW YORK (AP) -Consumer confidence fell sharply 10 October extend10g us decline to a fourth strmght month and suggestmg that the Federal Reserve has succeeded m cooling off the economy by r31sl0g mterest rates The Conference Board S31d today that 1ts mdex of consumer confi dence whtch 1s a measure of con sumers wtlhngness to spend fell to 130 I 10 October from a revtsed 134 2 10 September The drop was greater than analysts had expected Now the mdcx IS near ly mne pomts below ns peak of 139 m June whtch was the htghcst read 10g 1n more than 30 years Consumer sentament as an nnpor tant ec;onomJc md1cator sm ce con sumer spentlmg accoums for two thtrds of the natiOn s overall ceo nom•c act1v1ty The Federal Reserve has twtcc thts year rat sed mterest rates to try to keep the economy from O\erheatmg as 1t attempts to head off a resurgence of mtlatton In recent months economiSts have been scounng new data lookmg for any stgns of a slowdown wluch could gtve Fed pohcy makers reason to leave rates unchanged when they meet agam Nov 16 Womes about nsmg mtercst rates have shaken Wall Street scndmg stocks on a wtld nde over the last few months The Dow Jones IOdUstn.tl average reached a record ol II 326 04 m Aug 25 but fell as low as 10 019 71 on Oct 15 The blue chtp mdex was tradmg at 10 356 26 up 6 33 pmnts at mtd mornmg The leadmg cconomtc numbers and stock market volattlny arc send mg mtxed stgnals to consumers satd Lynn Franco dtrector of the Conference Board s consumer research center The 10dex that measures feehngs about present condtttons fell 2 8 pomts to 173 5 SPRING VAllEYCINEMA Olfl J!OIII[ 1'> VI. 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Ocr., 31 7 p.m. Nightly 6 p.m. Sunday l I • The Daily Sentinel • Pastor Herbert Grate invites the public. il ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $ 4 .00 �"' • .. • I . •. ·sports The Daily Sentinel· · Page4 Tuesday, October 26, 1999 PAYNE STEWART uncontrolled for hours before crashing tn South Dakota. kill111g Stewart and at lca<t four others aboard . "This was one of the mostternble tragedies of modern -day golf. " sa tJ Arnold Palmer. a fortner nctghbor when Stewart hved in the Bay Htll development of Orlando. Jack Nicklau s. who feared one of hts goll 'course destgncrs was also on the plane , recalled the graceful sw tng. indomttahl c s.pmr and cuntagiou.s humm . "Pay ne was just com ing mto hiS own, and 11 is truly saddening that he has been lost tn Iu s prime." Nicklaus said ... He will be sorely nu >Sed by anyone who ever knew lurn or had the pleasure of watchtn g him play." Perhaps Tiger Woods best summed up the shock that hll the PGA Tour on M<.mday when new s spread that Stewart was dead at age 42. "There is an enormous votd and emptiness I feel nght '""" ,' he said. Also nn the pl.mc \\l:fc two agen ts lrmn Leader Enterpnses - Robert Fraley. the ch1cl c.xccu uvc olliccr whose d1cnts included New York Jets coac h Btll l'arcdi> . and ptcst· dent Van Arden. Ntcklaus sa td Bru~c Burl and . .Jil was believed to he on the same llight Borland's wile said she talked to ao empl oyee who had greeted hct husband at the private JCI airport and con tinned he 1111cnded to hoard the !light. . After a stop '" Dallas. Stewart was on hi s way to the Tour Championship tn Houston. the end· of-the-year tournament tor the top 30 moncy-wmncrs. Stewart was No. 3 on the money li st at JUSI over $2 mtllton . lus best season ever. The pro-am today at Champions Golf Club was canceled The tour said hi s spot in the r,cld wt ll not be replaced A blue ribbon was all ached to his namcplaie in the parking lot. " It is diftic ult to express our sense of shock and sadne>S over the death of Payne Stewart," PGA Tour commi ssioner T11n Fmc hem said. "Thi s ts a tremendous loss for the entire go lfmg communtty and all of sports." Dtsbehcf followed prmse as word spread through the tight -knit com munity of profess ional golfers that Span s the oceans. '' A tru ..! sportsman on the course and a gentleman otf it ." said Masters champ111 n Jose Mana Olazaha l, dmktng back tears " We have lost a precious man and someone who still had gond years ahead of him ... Curtts Strange was leavmg a news conference 111 Palm Beach Gardens. Fla . whcte he was named Ryder Cup caplatn for 200 t. when he saw the lirst !clcvtston reports " We ha ve 11·~> 1 .someone who ts trul y a gtcal mnh.tssador for the garnc." Str;mgc s~ud. Stcwall 's fin est moment in a 20· '\leaf Jnofcsslonal caree r came on Father's Day at Pinehurst No . 2. the tamed course 111 North Carohna that hccamc a stage 1'01 great drama . A yea• after Stewart lost a fourstroke lead in the fm itl round of the US . Open at The Olymptc Club. he tratlcd Phtl Mickel son hy one stroke w11h three holes to pl ay, then onepulled the fmal three gree ns fm a stunmng vic tory. Hts l~ · foot par pull on the last hole was the lon gest ever to dcctdc the Open in its 105-year htstory. Stewart thrust hiS fi st in the air, an un forge ttabl e unage. let out a roar and later broke down 111 tears . "He was a great credit to go lf and to our country," said foniter Masters and US . Open champion Billy Casper. "Golf lust a great man ." The U.S. Open sec ured a spot in CRASH SCENE - FAA investigators Phil originally heading for Dallas, flew uncontrolled for Shoultis (left) and Lyle Erickson investigate the hours before crashing In this South Dakota field. wreckage of the Learjet 35 that carried golf star (AP) Payne Stewart and four others Monday. The jet, !he Ryder Cup for Stewart, who · ing in Australia When I'm out at the golf course, I'm could wear the Stars and Stripes as They had two chtldren "7' going to prepare myself to be the best cas tl y as hts kntckcrs He never apol- Chelsea, 13, and Aaron 10. I can. And when I'm home, I'm ngizcd for h1 s patriotism, somcthmg Stewart's first breakthrot,Jgh came going to be a father." he earned 10 al l five of hi s Ryder in 1989 when he won hi s first major. He also said his faith m God had Cup ,·,ppc,,"1-a 11 ccs·. the PGA Charnptons h'tp, at Kemper blossomed. "I'm so much more a! Wh tle Stewart had an edue 10 him Lakes outside Chicago. Two years peace with myself than I've ever ·" times. and was especi.Jiy surly later. he won the U.S. Open at been in my life," Stewan sa id after Junng an eight-year slump during Haze lttnc by defeating Scott winning the Open. "Where I was wiHch llc won only once , he never Stmpson in an 18-holc playoff. with my faith last year and where I lml hts respect for golf's traditions . He reflected on his career last am now is leaps and bounds. " He stood up for Colin wee k before the Di sney Classic , Stewart won more than $11.7 mil· Montgomeric as the boorish Boston where he missed the cut. lion in a PGA Tour career that began crowd at The Ryder Cup hurled "There were times when ... I in 1980. He was ranked No . 8 in the vtcmus insults at the Scotsman. With played very poorly and 1 wasn 't hav. world and was third on this year's the cup already decided, Stewart ing fun playmg golf. and I dtdn 't money list wtth just over $2 mtllion . co nceded Montgomcrie's final pull. want to continue," he said. "I had a Stewart had planned to go to " He had a real reverence for the wakeup call to the fact that this is Spam next week for the final World game." Peter Jacobsen said . "As a what I'm good at, and I'm still good Golf Championship event, and still gollcr, hts record speaks tor itself. at it. " had the Grand Slam of Golf next He was loved by many people." Part of his turnaround was a new- month for the winners of this year's Born Jan . 30. 1957, 10 found fatth, drawn 10 church through major champiOnships. Springfield, Mo., Stewart went 10 his children. "It is shocking. It's a tragedy. I SMU in Dallas. He graduated with a "I' m a lot older and I'm a lot can't even comprehend the scope of . business degree in 1979 and spent wiser. I'm more mature, " he said car- it," Woods said. "None of us can two years playing around the world. lier this year. "I'm not going 10 blink right now." He met his wife. Tracey, whi le play- and miss my family growmg up. Braves find themselves in 2-0 hole as World Series resumes tonight By BEN WALKER NEW YORK (AP) - If ever a team looked hke 11 had no chance m the World Senes, 11 was the New York Yankees. . Three years ago, that ts. " When we won the first two games here in 1996, no one gave them a chance, either," Atlanta third baseman Chtpper Jones said Monday. "And they came back against our staff when they were m their pnme. It's d~finitely a .~teep hill to climb, but II s posSible, he sat d. Down 0-2 after a bumbling effort in a 7-2 loss, the Braves brushed up on their batting and history during an off-day workout at Yankee Stadtum . At lan!a IS hopmg to repeat the Yankees performance of October 1996, when New York overcame lis shaky start to wm four stratght. "Any team that has good ptlchmg like we have, we can always reel off three m a row," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "We've always been able to do something like that. " It 's no different now," he said . " But we ' ve got to be hilling the ball a little b.~ ller, t,oo. They have great pttchmg. Andy Pettine will start for the Yankees in Game 3 tonight . As it stands, Tom Glavinc is scheduled to "That obvtously will .help a whole pttch for the Braves. . lot. " Scratched from starling the openIf Glavine cannot pitch, John cr because ot the flu , Glavme has lost Smoltz will take his place. ftve -to-seven pounds smcc then and Halfway to their second conseculooked pale Monday. tive title and 25th overall , the "I don't know how much weight you can gain back eating soup and eating crackers. But I feel OK," Glavinc said. " I don 't know how my stamina 's going to be, to be honest with you. I think if it was a summertime game and it was going to be I00 degrees, I'd be a whole lot more concerned about 11 than I would be tomorrow, where it's going to be cool, " he said. seven matches respectively. Norris placed a solid fifth m all ten matches with a 409 stroke tour and a 40.90 average . Randolph led the second team wtth a 424, 42.4 avcri1ge. followed by Trtmble's Brad Gilders. 424; Waterford's Nate Heiner. 342 in 8; Miller's Malt Hamtlton 428 and Steve Lucas 430; Waterford's Joey Baker. 430 and Waterford's Darin Sampson. 129 m three . Your Choice Of Two Styles ... Ad Only $7.00 Waterford won the league outright with Trimble a close second and Southern tlurd. Southern was coached by Roger Hubbard . Carohna m Atlnnla. I p m NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE EISierll Divilliun Dim Mtami .... New England lrLifb.fi f.A .. Indianapolis .. Buffalo> ................. . NY Jets .l 1 o 8JJ tlo 1.14 .l l 0 114 164 141 ...4 l 0 661 164 Ill 4 l 0 57 1 134 119 ... . 1 6 0 143 114 14.1 Ce11tr11l Dh·ision ........ 5 I 0 833 139 59 ... 5 I 0 833 142 119 . 4 3 0 57 1 130 102 .... .... 2 4 0 JJ.l 8l Ill Jacluooville Tennc11ee .. Ptuaburp .. Batnmorc... CINCINNATI ... I CLEVELAND ......... 0 o 0 14.1 1 0 .000 86 200 ll 181 -·- Cmlr1l Dl'llion .. .... 4 2 0 .661 t.ll ... 4 2 0 .661 IB · l 1 0 lOO 88 Chicago . Minnesota . 118 124 82 Western Divbion 6 0 0 1 0002 17 6J . ....J 4 0 .4 29 144 207 .. ..... .2 4 0 .l.l3 133 13~ N~w OJieans ... ... ..... I .5 0 167 91 127 Arlama ....... .. . .... I 6 0 14 .~ SJ 166 Toronto . On,.w,, Boston Momre,JI Buffalo Week8slate Suncla)l, Oct. 31 Buffalo at Ballimort. 1 p m.- l 1 2 4 I I 10 21 18 I I 10 25 21 I 0 9 21 28 2 0 6 24 22 I 0 5 15 20 " I I 12 24 20 ... 4 2 .I 0 II 25 2J l 1 2 0 6 18 24 I I 19 22 2 I 16 21 I 4' 1 I ... 5 J • " -·- WESTERN CONFERENCE Ctnlrall>h·ision OctrOI! 6 ' I I 0 . (1 27 St Louts 6 .1 0 0 ll 10 N:~dwille .l I 0 9 21 """ 0 " 20 Vmwou v~r l Colorat.lo. I I 11 0 12 12 !J 21 Chicago 0 North1u!lt Erlm u nl<111 C. il g. u ~ ·' , I l)j,· i ~ ion 1 II 27 31 31 24 \9 27 29 26 21 regulat1011 C/0 Dally Sentinel Major Earl Jones 1969-1971 Army VietNam · 111 Court St Pomeroy, Oh 45769 ',, .. ,, " 29 21 )0 21 15 '·' In Honor Of (name and rank) Dates of Active Duty Branch of Service Tonight's games ~() VETERAN SALUTE Love, Your Family Toronln 4. Dallas 0 pm Tampa Bay at B11ffalo. 7 p m Atl:mta at Toronto, 7 lOp m Oucago at Momrr:al. 7 JOp m St lmus at New Jersey, 7 30 p m NY. Islanders at Flond ~. 7.JO p m Colorado al"oetron , 7 .~0 p m. Ptlt! burgh at Anaht!m1. IOJO p m Ad With Photo- $14.00 Conflict,NVar (Shown actual size) Love, (name relationship to veteran) Photo of Your Veteran AD DEADLINE Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1999 Tributes must be prepaid. Photos may be picked up after Nov. 11 Transactions Your N a m e : - - - - - - - - - - - Baseball • ,1 I 0 15 12 22 6 2 I 0 24 11 2 ; 4 0 6 20 26 3 7 0 0 6 20 21 I 6 2 0 4 22 ·21 7 Southeast Division Ronda Carolina . Washmgton Tamra Bay Ar lanla Monday's score Pin.burgh IJ, Atlaflla9 L I RI & G.t: !iA Northea1t l>i~ision 95 \ 4 0 429 107 113 .\ 4 0 429 160 l 38 S1. L.oui• .. .. . San Frooc1sc;o Carolina ..... . Ph•ladelphm .. NY Islanders Wuhifllton . 4 2 0 667 194 166 N.Y.Oiants ... .4 3 0 .571 115 121 Ari!:ona ... .......... 2 4 0 333 82 129 ' Philadelphaa. 2 5 0 .286 IJU 128 Delroit ................ Green Boy . Tllllflll Bay A.tlantlc Division NY Rangers 39 Ple!ise Fill Out And Return With Your Payment To: In Honor Of Wednesday's games EASTERN CONFERENCE J 14 Jl Monday's score Phoemx at Edmomon. 9 p m Waslung1011 at Los Ange les. 10 NHL standings .4 .4 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 Vancouver at Philadelph ia. 1 .lOp m Calgary al Atlanta. 7.30 p m Hockey New Jersey 4 0 I l 2 ti C Seau le m Green Bay 9 p m n ~ 5 I lJ 5 l 12 Anahe•m .4 5 I I IQ Ovcrtunc Iones co unt dS a loss and a Ph oe nu Los Angeles Monday, Nov. I Iwn 7 6 Dallas Dallas at lndtanapvl1 s, 4 I 5 p 111 Mmnesota at Dcn\'l!r, 4 15 p m Tampa Bay at Detrou. 8 20 p m ' OPEN PiU~burgh , N~w York Jels. !'i an Fra nc 1 ~co P11 uburgh NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Jose Mmrm a1 Oakland, 4 05 p m Wtstem Dil'ilion K•n•u City 4 2 0 667 139 94 San Ditao .................4 l 0 .667 110 99 Scaale ............ .. ....... 4 2 0 661 Ill 101 Oaldlnd .................... 4 J 0 l1 1 148 1.11 Denver .... ........... 2 S 0 .286 124 145 East WL.-................................TPd.Pf PA Dallu... .4 2 {) 667 158 Pacint Division Olicago al Washmr;1on. I p m CLEVELAND at New Orleans. I p m Jacksonville at CINCINNATI I r m N~w York G 1 an1~ at Ph1ladelptua I p m S1 l.om ~ ou T~ nne s;ee, I p tn San D1e8o nc Kan s ~s C11y. I p m New England a11\rizona. 4·m p m r--------------------, (shown actual size) Scoreboard Football Donor Our Heroes On November 11, our nation will pause to pay tribute to the thousands of men and women who have proudly served their country during times of crises and peace. This Veteran~ Day, the DailySentinel will publish a very special tribute honoring area veterans. You can join in our salute by including the veteran in your life, living or deceased, who have served or is currently serving in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces. Southern's Norris, Randolph earn Hocking Division golf honors . Trimble's Trent Patton dominated the vottng on the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division all-league team, while Southern's Kyle Norris eamcd first-team honors and Southern's Chri s Randolph earned second team honors. • Patton led the league with 348 strokes overall for a 34.8 average, while Waterford's Adam Conrath was second with a 387 stroke tally. a 38.70 average. Waterford teamma(J!s Josh Arnold. Man Hcmcr, and Brandon Britton all earned first tea m honors. gtvmg Waterford four on the first team . They scored 406, 40.6; 367, 40.78 in nine matches; and 296. 42 .29 m Yankees have outpitched the club in Game 2 Sunday night. with the most vaunted rotation in the Pettine pitched the game of his majors. Orlando "EI Duque" life against Atlanta three years ago, Hernandez held the Braves to one hit outdueling Smaltz 1-0 at Atlanta to for seven inni~gs in the opener, then ' David Cone did the exact same thing (See FORECAST on Pa~te 5) A-:ntrlcan league SEATILE MARINERS Named Pat Gt lh ck exenJII VC \'iCC prestdem und genera l manager ol baseb'all upcrauons and s1gned hlfn to a mu lnyear contraCI Address: - - - - - - - - - - - National LeaJtUt MILWAUKEE BREWERS . 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By ALAN ROBINSON PITISBURGH (AP) - Hall of Famers Jack Ham and Jacl< Lambert sat a few feet away as the Pittsburgh Steelers mounted two desperate goal line stands in the final two minutes. The Atlanta Falcons probably aren't convinced they didn ' t sneak South Dakota plane crash kills Stewart and four·others . By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer There was never any mistaking Payne Stewart. Not with the fancy clothes that brought images of golf at the tUI;ll of the 20th century. Not wllh that gorgeous, relaxed swing that brought him three major championships and respect in the five continents on which he won. When Stewart put his manston in Orlando, Fla .. up for sale, one prospective buyer was Mtchael Jackson. The pop singer had no tdea who the owner was unlll ht s manager told him Stewart was the golfer '" the colorful kmckcrs. "Oh, " Jackson said. "That guy." Stewart was so much more. He embodied the spirit of the Ryder Cup. He played w1th grH and he won with grace. On Monday. Stewart hoarded a Learjet 35 that he co-owned for Dallas to consider a golf course design project. The plane flew Tuesday, October 26, 1999 onto the field to lead a defensive charge that stirred Steelcrs memories of the '70s. The Steelers honored their 1974 Super Bowl championship team that won with defense and a running game, then relied on that same formula - and Atlanta's ever-growing frustration - to hold off the Falcons 13-9 Monday mght. "The emotion of the 1974 team coming back made it a special night," Stcelers coach Bill Cowher said. "I'm just glad we were able to finish this game off the way they would have." Just as they have throughout a disappointing season that has followed their une<pected run to the Super Bowl in January, the Falcons (1-6) couldn't. finish - not once, but twice. "For some reason . this year it seems we're falling a liule bit shan on a lot of plays," fullback Bob Christian said. Oh, so shan. Down 13-0 and unable previously to mount the semblance of an offense, the Falcons scored when Chris Chandler hit Terance Mathis on a ftve-yard pass with 6:42 to play. Finally, they had a sliver of hope . They had more after Jerome Bettis fumbled at midfield with 3:39 remaining, allowing Chandler to hit Mathis for 40 yards to the seven. Ken Oxendine's six-yard run made it second-and-goal from the one. The Falcons still need that one yard. Christian lost a yard on two carries, stuffed on second down by Kevin Henry and by Levan Kirkland on third down. Oxendine got the ball again on fourth-and-goal from the two, but was halted inches short by Kirkland and Holmes with I :50 remaming. It was enough to bring even the '74 Steclers out of thetr canopy-covered seats just beyond the end zone. IT'S INCOMPLETE - Pittsburgh defensive back night's lnterconference game in Pittsburgh, where Think the Falcons wtsh that star Chris Oldham (251 knocks the football away from the Stealers used their defense to claim a 13-9 vic· Jamal Anderson, out for the season Atlanta wide rece ver Tim Dwight during Monday tory. (AP) with a knee injury, could have made Chandler. finishing 20-of-34 for :, 233 yards despite being sacked seven ', times, was so disappointed he waved" off reponers . "Give a lot of credit to Chris • Chandler," Cowher said. "He was on ' : his back the whole game and he kept getting back up." The Steelers' offense also was on its back most of the night, getting up only when Chad Scott's interception return led to Kardell Stewart's 13yard scoring pass to ex-Falcon Richard Huntley late in the first quarter. Except for that pass, and Kns Brown field goals · of 51 and 25 yards, the Steelers' stanmg offense was just as lifeless as 11 was while going without a touchdown in tts first two horne games. The Steelers (4-3) ended a fourgame home losing streak that was their longest since they moved into Three Rivers Stadium in 1970, but the inefftcient offe nse created as many problems as the defense solved. Stewart was 13-of-2 1 for 127 yards and never once challenged the Falcons downfield. Bettis had 80 yards, only 22 in a second half in which his fumble nearly proved devastatmg . " It wasn 't pretty," Kirkland said. " It wasn't the blowout we wanted, but 11 was a win ." One that even the 1974 Steelers apprectated. Ohio State coaches plan to keep Moherman in relief of Bellisari Local sports notes • Eastern spikers win third straight Division IV sectional championship By RUSTY MILLER COLUMBUS, Ohto (AP) Austin Moherman believes he hasn't gotten a fair shot at regaining the quarterback job from Steve Bellisari even though he has a lot to offer Ohio State's offense. "I'm not going to be running around and makmg scrambles like he IS," Moherman said of Bcllisari. "In the pocket, a little slide of your teet and things like that to avoid the rush and get the ball off- I think I can do that well . "You really haven't seen much of me, of what I can do." Moherman said he was hurt when he was replaced by Bellisari as the starter after the second game. (\sked if he's been gtven an opportunity to take the job back, he said, "Oh no. That's clear." Moherman hasn't seen more than si< minutes in a game after completing 20-of-41 passes for 214 yards and one touchdown with three interceptions in the Buckeyes' first two games. Bellisari has been 1he unques· tioned staner since - despite the offense's sporadic play. The Buckeyes (5-3) have scored on eight of the 44 series Bellisari has played. He has completed 46 percent of his throws with five interceptions and six touchdown passes. Moherman has hit 48 percent of The Eastern Eagles ( 16-7) captured their thtrd straight Division IV sectional volleyball tournament crown with a 15-4, 15- 12 win over South Gallia (12- 10) and a win over-Waterford (5-17) 15-12 , 15-10 Saturday at Alexander High School. Eastern advances to the district tournament at Athens Saturday ' afternoon at 2:30 where it will face Eastern-Pike. The winner of that match will play for the championship at 4 p.m. Kristen Chevalier led the way in scoring for Eastern over Waterford with nine points, Amber Church had six. Juli Bailey six. Danielle Spencer four, Leah Sanders three, and Alison Rose two points . . In the championship game over South Galha, Eastern was led by Amber Church with 10 points, Spencer had seven, Rose six, Chevalier three, Bailey two, and Sanders two. In an earlier regular season game, Eastern was defeated by Ohio Valley Christian 13-15, and 7-15. Spencer led the charges in that game with a I 0- 10 night and six points: Church was 10- 11 with six, Sanders 5-5 with four points, Bailey 5-6 with two, Rose 3-3 with one, and Sarah Clifford 1-2 with a point. In spiking, Spencer was 8-9 with a kill, Chevalier was 6-9 with three kills and two blocks, Bailey was 5-8 with three kills and two blocks, Clifford was 5-9, Whitney Karr was 3-4 with two blocks, and Becky Davis was 1-2. In setting Amber Church was 21-33 with three assists and Chevalier was 21-33 with an assist. II The Eastern reserve team finished the season with a 19-1 marl. Eastern plays Saturday at Athens at 2:30. Meigs sextet falls tQ Jackson in Division II volleyball sectional Metgs dropped a three-game dectsion to Jackson in Division II volleyball action Saturday at South Webster High School. The Marauders, who ended their season with a 15-6 mark played the contest without two starters, Tangy Laudcrmilt who missed the last couple weeks of the season after kqee surgery and Tiffany Halfhill who injured her ankle in practice Wednesday. Amy Hysell led Meigs with eight points on 12 of 12 servtng. three .kills and one assist, Brooke Williams had seven points on 12 of 12 serving, six kills, Marissa Whaley had five points on 10 of 10 serving with one bloc~. Mindy Chancey had four points on 10 of 10 serving with seven assists, Shannon Price had four poi~ls on seven of eight serving and two assist. Tawny Jones was three of three scrv mg and Corrie Hoover had two kills. Seventh grade participants on the Eastern JUnior high volleyball team are Dusty Murphy, Carrie Elberfeld, Charis Collins, Brittany Barnett, Katie Hoxsie, Sarah Yost, Abbie Chevalier, Cassie Nutter, Jaime Reel, Krista White, Andrea Grueser, Chelsea Young, Morgan Weber, Carrie Mayle, Krystin Young, Jessica Kehl, and Jennifer Hayman. Eastern lost to Vinton 6-15, 15-11, and 6- 15 as Young, White and Barnette each had four points. Weber and Murphy had three each. Eastern then dropped a game to Vinton County 13- 15, 15-10, and 715. Hoxsie led with seven, Jessica Kehl had five , White four, and Weber four. Eastern defeated Federal Hocking 15-7, 15-11 in two games. Dusty Murphy led with 12 points, White had six, Collins four, and Mayle three. Eastern won its second consecutive game with a 15-1, 15-3 win over Trimble as Carrie Elberfeld led the way with five points, Andrea Grueser had seven, and Kehl six. Southwestern defeated Eastern 15-1 and 15-3 as Elberfeld had one, Yost two, and Barnett one. • Eastern defeated Meigs 15-10, 14·16, 15·8 in -three exciting games. Reel and Hoxsie each had severl points, Elberfeld SIX, Barnett ftve, Grueser four, Kehl four, and Yost, Mayle and White three each. .. World Series forecast... (Continued from Page 4) the lineup Tuesday night, both swinging potent bats. The Braves plan on using Jose Hernandez as their DH and, with Pettine pitching, probably will have Eddie Perez, Bret Boone .and Walt Weiss back in the lineup after a one-game benching. "The demeanor is still the same, the' mindset is still the same," Jones said. "We've played well here in the past. Hopefully, we can draw on that and usc it to our advantage. " It 's going to be tough. But we' ve still got life. We ' v~ still got some tight in us. " The Yankees arc aware of that. And of history, too. "It ' ll benefit us,' ' first baseman Tina Martinez said . "We' ll be rocused and \ guar~ ag~tin s l ht.: ing_ complacent. his passes , mostly as the game clock is winding down, with ·one touchdown and five interceptions. He played a total of two minutes in a four-game span before taking over for four series in Saturday's 20, 17 victory at Minnesota. He complet· cd 5-of-1 0 passes for 49 yards and engineered Oh10 State's second touchdown drive. He IS not gettmg serious consider· ation to stan Saturday against Iowa. "Our plan would be to go with Steve and if we feel Austin can help us move the ball and do some things we're not getting done, we'll be a lit· tie less hesitant to put him in," Ohio State coach John Cooper said. Bellisari, who flopped in the opener against Miami, came in against UCLA and passed for 159 yards and two scores and scrambled for· 50 yards more. He solidified his role against Ohio and Cincinnati, playing 38 minutes to Moherman 's seven minutes. Those three teams have a combined record of 8-15. Two of three are in last place in their conference and Ohio is fourth in the MidAmerican Conference's East Division. "I don't know if it was a done deal or not," Moherman satd. " I just came to practice, tried to put myself in position to play and it didn't really happen." Cooper has been critical of some of Bellisari 's decisions. "Stevie gets so excited in a ball· game," Cooper said. "His mind's going a hundred miles an hour.' During his weekly news conference Monday, Cooper said Bellisari has a tendency to give up on pass plays too eaSily, electing to scramble mstead of dumping the ball off to a secondary receiver. Cooper also said Bellisari occasionally makes ari ill· advised audible or puts in the wrong play. That 's why Cooper summoned Moherman against Minnesota. "We finally said enough's enough and sat him down," Cooper said. Moherman's two completions set the stage for Michael Wiley's 44yard run that gave the Buckeyes a 14- 10 lead lote in the third quaner. Bellisari misfired on all three of his passes and rushed for three yards the rest of the game, ending up 6-of12 passing for 40 yards and losing two yards on nine rushes. Behind Wiley's all-around play, the Buckeyes won on Dan Stultz's 40-yard field goal with 1:15 left. Belli sari said he has faith that the coaching staff still has faith in him. "They put me back in the game in a situation where it was kind of important that we get points on the board;" Bellisari said. "I still feel they have confidence in me." ~; " .· ,. '· '· NAC boss says Tyson's late hit was dealt with in fight· By TIM DAHLBERG LAS VEGAS (AP) - Mike Tyson might have hurt Orlin Norris and angered some fans by punching after the bell. However, Nevada boxing commissioners don ' t appear eager to take action on his latest ring antics. The Nevada Athletic Commission wi11 discuss Tyson's aborted fight with Norris at a Friday meeting, at which he ts expected to get the $8.7 million purse that has been withheld pending a revtew of his fight with Norris. Commissioners may fine Tyson for the late blow, but they are not e.pected to take any action to suspend Tyson from the ring or change the decision in the fight from a no contest to a disqualification. Seventh-grade volleyball Eagles post results of previous matches give the Yankees a 3-2 edge in the Series. "That was '96. The past doesn't mean much around here now," Peuiue said. The Braves won two of three at Yankee Stadium in July during int~r­ league play. Of course,, based on what everyone saw at Turner Field this weekend, it's hard to imagine Atlanta will last long unless it gets a lot better, a lot sooner in all areas. Here's another tidbit : Never in their postseason history have the Braves been eliminated in a best-of· seven series in under six games. , As if it did not have enough things already in its favor, New York also gets to use the designated hitter for the games at Yankee Stadium. That mean ~ either · Darryl Strawberry or Chili Davis will be in those carries? "It's disappointing when you have three shots at getting it in the end zone and you can't get it in," Falcons coach Dan Reeves said. It was even more disappointing less than two minutes later. The Steelers' offense couldn' t move the ball, just as it couldn't most of the game, so Josh Miller ran out of the end zone for a safety rather than risk a blocked punt. The ensuing free kick gave Chandler room to operate. and he hit Christian for eight yards and Tim Dwtght, making his first NFL stan, for 27 to the ftve-yard line. Chandler, who had completed only one other start in an injury· marred season, then spiked the ball to set up one last shot at the end zone. The Steelers were anticipating a throw to Mathis, whose 12 catches for 166 yards broke Andre Rison's team record for career receptions. Instead, Dwight broke free over the middle, but ran his route slightly faster than Chandler expected and the pass fell a foot behind him. "We had two chances to win the game and we couldn't get over the hump," Dwight said. "I told Terance he should have run that route. But that's the situatton you want to be m. the ball thrown to you with the game on the hoe. " Mathis said, "I'd trade all of those catches for one more foot. " Protect. the imngrtant people m your life. · . , uu now have the.option of protecting yottr family me~rs tJ Commisswn chairman Dr. J;':has Ghanem does not view what hap· pened Saturday as senous as Tyson's biting of Evander Holyfield 's ears. That cost Tyson $3 million and got him banned from boxing. . "If there was a disqualification it would have been a different ball game," Ghanem said. "When he (referee Richard Steele) deducted two points. that means the fight could continue. That's the big difference." Steele's ruling in the ring that the left hook that dropped Norris after the bell sounded was not deliberate may help Tyson avmd any penalties for the late blow, which ended the fight when Noms dislocated his knee on the way down to the canvas. "Screamers" Haunted House I'\ II 11,,,,, 1 1';... , Time .- .:-· ., .·•, • Monday, October 25, 1999 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ". • 1\Jesday, October 26, I999 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. or a business partner with low-ro;t • Wednesday, October 27, 1999 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. I0- or 20-~ level term life ,_ .. .,, • Thursday, October 28, 1999 5p.m. to 9 p.m. insurance fiom Auto-Owners Insurance Olmpany. Call ~ for more Place 8e Admission details and a competitive prqJOSal. .Auto-~~ ,, • Located in the former Rite·Aid building across from People's Bank (Main Street) Life Home Car BuSiness .' '"""" fl.llt,'(Jq,&• • Admission is $2/person or $1/person & ( 1) C2ll of food 214E..,r Main Po,....roy 992-6687 Pleasant Valley Hospital • All C2llned food donations will go to the local food pantry 1 ' ,, ''I• • �By The Bend The Daily Sentinel . . October 26, 1999 The... Dally Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page ~ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE S Tuesday, October 26; 199t~ 110 - - - - -- - - Dnvers 2 Weak Paid COL Train· Help Wanted < lng. No Exp. Needed. No Money, No Cred1t? No Problem! Earn Up To $32,000 /1st Yr W /Full Bene· Gtandparent shocked at violent video games - stopping them is all about money:·: Ills .P A.M Transport Call Toll Free 1-877 -230-6002 www otf - ' Dear Ann Landers: Yesterday, I took my grandson, age i. and two of hos lroends to see a c holdre ~ movoe. The ftlm was de hghtful , and the ktds loved 11. The or parents had agreed that the boys could stop by a vtdeo arcade after the movtc, so I took them there. We looked around, and fin all y dec oded on a basketball game. Whole they were play ong vodeo basketball. I checked out the other games I saw a youn g boy onsert a quarter mto the slot and watched as rcahstoc lookmg people appeared on the vodco screen I was shocked to see the tee nager m,Jncuvcr the figures "' they wou ld shoot and blow each other up wah body parts Oyong everyw here The purpose of the game was to see how many people one could koll tn the allotten number of seconds I BY BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family and Consumer Sciences/Community Development Today's banks offer many chec king services and opttons some of which are free. while others may be assessed a fee . What charges are appropnatc? Constder the foll owtng costs when choostng the best bank for you. Some banks charge a monthly fee for havong a checktng account. Others only charge tf your balance goes below a certain mmtmum . There may even be no monthly fee or tt may be $10-$ 12. Other ftn ancial Institutions or spec oft c accounts charge per chec k It may be on each one wmtcn or onl y after you have wntlen more than a spec tfted number wuhon a month . Talk wtth your banker to see how many chec ks watched thi s young boy as he kept tccding money onto the machme and mowing people dow n Why os thts son of game allowed after all the trouble we are havong wtth our chtldren ktllmg each other? Any answers out there. Ann ? -- A CONCERNED GRANDMOTHER IN LOU ISVILLE. KY DEAR G RANDMA Game man ufacturers woll continue to supply voolcnt games as long as they hrong m mo ney The parent s of young chtldren on your communoty should get together and call the person who runs the arcade and request that the offensove game he removed Son ce that catastrophe at Co lumbone Ht gh School on Colorado, people arc much more sensott ve to thos problem Move on 11 promptl y. Dear Ann Landers: I have been · do, especially if the name carries they got eve rything, and the tests mamed fo r four years. Alter being some clout ondo cate that she is cancer-free divorced for 20 years, my husband's Those divorced women who wtsh Now, we are receiving phone former wife is still using hts last to di stance themselves from the ex calls from friends asking the most often go back to their maoden name, personal questtons __ things that are name. and it burn s me up. We go to the same beauty shop. especially tf there are no chtldten. If none of theu busoness. It would he the same supermarket and the same your husband's former wife chooses mce tf they would JUSt ask how she pharmacy. People there often call to use his name, she has a perfect feels instead of asking for detatls of me by her f11st name. whtch ts nght to do so. If this is so annoying her medical history. annoyong beyond belief to you, perhaps you should consider My wife says we should not Am I going to have to change my using your maiden name. insult them. But are insens1t1ve clods last name to have peace'> I fee l as tf Dear Ann Landers,: My wife like that capable of being insulted? this woman is married to my hus- JUSt came out of the hospttal after Ple~e tell me how 1 should respond band and I am the dtvorcee. They having an operatton for breast can- to people who instst on askmg queshad no thts! chtldren together11 Why ts she doing I believe is just to annoy me. Am I oven eacting? I would hke your unbiased opinion.-APOPLECTIC IN LONG BEACH, CALI F DEAR LONG BEACH: Dovorced women have the legal right to usc thctr husband 's last name, so nce they have established an tdenttty and credit record in that name Also, accordong to the rules of ettquctte. 11 ts proper for dtvorced wome n to usc the tr own first nan1e wnh the ex -husband's last name (Mrs Jane Gotrocks), and often they l'_:c~e;r.~F~o~rt~u~n~a~te~ly~.~~h~e~d~o~c~to~rls~to~l~d~u~s~~~i~on~s~t~h~at~I~d~on~·~tTw~i~sh~to~~~~~~~T~~~~:;=-~~1~11~:~ Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 'NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION ReviHd Code, Sectlono 3501 .11 (G), 5705.19, 5705.25 NOTICE to hereby given that In pureuance of a Resolution of tho VIllage Council of the VIllage of Racine, Racine, Ohio paeaed on tho 5th day of July, 1999 there will be aubmltted to a vote of the people of aald eubdlvleion at a General Election to be hold In the VIllage of Racine, Ohio, at tho regular placea of voting therein, on tho 2nd day of November, 1999, the question ollevlng a tax, In excess of the ten mlllllmllatlon, lor tho banellt of Racine VIllage lor the pur- pooe of Fire Protection. Said lax btlng:• A replacement of tax of 0.7 mill at a rate not exceeding .07 milia lor each one dollar of valuation, which amounta to seven ($0.07) cents lor each one hundred dollars of valuation, lor llvo (5) years. The Polls lor eald Election will be opon at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remaon open until : 7:30 o'clock P.M. or 1ald • Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 'NOTICE OF ELECTION ON Townahtp Trustee• of the TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF Townehlp of Sutton, THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Racine, Ohio palled on the Revised Code, Stettona 5th day of July, 1999 there 3501.11 (G), 5705.19, will be submitted to a vote 5705.25 of tho people of said aubdllost, stolen or yo u weren't happy you are allowed to wme. NOTICE Ia hereby given vt,ton at a General Election that In purauanca of a to be held In the Townehlp The printtng of your checks wtll with a product or service. See tf the bank will guarantee Rteolutlon of the VIllage of Sutton, Ohio, at tho regube another ex pense. If the bank Council of the Vlllege of lar placee of voting therein, orders the pnnting for you, the that the payment is not made, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohio on the 2nd day of charge may be deducted from your because it may be difficult for the paaHd on the 16th day of November, 1999, tho quesaccount. Novelty and fancy checks in stitution to catch the check. August, 1999 there will be tion of laving a tax, In There ts usually a stzable fee for aubmltted to a voto of tho exceas of the ten mill limitacost more than platn ones people of aatd aubdlvtaton tion, lor the benefit of Banks may charge $1-$2 each thts service . at a Genoral Election to bt Sutton Township lor the lime you use their automated teller Some busmesses and agenctes held In tho Vlllege of purpoee ol Fire Protection. Said tax being:• A replacemachine (ATM). Other banks may may require a cerllfied check or a Pomeroy, Ohio, at the regunot ·charge a fe~ unless you use cashier 's check. These may cost lar placoe of voting therein, ment of tax of 1 mill at a rate on tho 2nd day of not exceeding 1.o milia lor around $10. The certified check November, 1999, tho ques- each another bank's ATM. one dollar of veluaThe debit card is being used guarantees that the money is in tion of laving a tax, In tlon, which amounts to ton more today than tn the past. There your acco unt - the check cannot exceaa of the ten mill limita- ($0.10) Clt)ts lor each one are usuall y no fee s associated with bounce. The cashier's check comes tion, lor the benefit of hundred dollare of valuaVIllage lor the pur- tion, lor live (5) years. from the bank's account after you Pomeroy 11, but check wtth the bank lo be poH of Fire Protection. The Polls lor said Election have patd the bank. sure. Said tax being:• A renewal will be open at 6:30 o'clock If you pay bills electronically of a tax of 1.o mill at a rata A.M. and remain open until Be certain that there is enough money in your account to cover the there is usuallY a very small charge not txcHdlng 1.0 mille lor 7:30 o'clock P.M. of oald oach one dollar of valua- day. use of the debit card and all checks for each transaction. If the pay - tion, which amounta to· ten By order of tho Board writlen . When there ts an over- ment stays withm your bank, the ($0. 10) cante lor aach one Electlone of Meige County, hundred dollars of valua- Ohio. draft, you can be pen~iized $25 or fee will probably be di sregarded. , · Dated Sept. 13, 1999 According to the University of tion, lor live (5) years. more for each "bounced" check The Polio lor eaid Election John N. lhle, Chairman The same ts true for when ,~ llhnms ExtensiOn , banks may also will be open at 6:30 o'clock Rita D. Smith, Director check that is deposited into yo'b:f charge $20 or more if you close an A.M. and remain open until (10) 5, 12, 19, 26 4TC account bounces. Yo u may elect to account soon after opening it. The 7:30 o'clock P.M. of aald have overdraft proteclton time penod ts normally 90 days day. Public Notice In this situation the bank trans- This is' due to \he ainom1t of paper- By order of tha Board Etoctlona of Melga County, NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS fers money from your saving s work involved. Ohio. Reference: 5715.170hlo Determtne whtch bank servtces Dated Sept. 13, 199t account to your cl)ecktng account Revised Coda to co ver an overddwQcheck. Thts and options you will use. Shop John N. lhlo, Chairman The Meigs County Board Rita D. Smith, Director se rvice usuall y cos ts th} customer around to see wht ch bank has the (10) 5, 12, 19, 26 4TC Revlelon has completed work of equalization. The ( small est fees for those servtces a few doll ars tax returna lor tax year 1999 You may dec ide 10 "stop-pay- before opemng an account . Public Notice have been revised and the ment" on a check because 11 was 'NOTICE OF ELECTION ON valuatlone completed and TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF are open lor public THE TEN MILL UMITATION Inspection In the olllce of the Melge County Auditor," Aevlaed Codo, Socllone Second Floor, Courthouse, 3501.11 (G), 5705.19, sesSions it has been offenng m-state president of marketing. Second Street, Pomeroy, 5705.25 Some college admi ssoons offostudents for two years The course NOTICE Ia hereby given Ohlo45769. averages $2,000 per student. cers, however, caution that provate that In pursuance of a complaints against the Such fees arc well-spent consid- • admtssions counselors prey on an Ataolutlon of tho Board of valuations, as established lor tax year 1999, must be ering a student mtght pay up to anxtous clientele. made In accordance with In Memory $120,000 for four years of education " It should never be presumed _ _ _ ....;,.;.,_;.;..:..._ __, jSo•ctlc•n 5715.19 of the Ohio at an ehte private school, course pro- that someone ... has an edge in the Revised Code. Theae complaint• must be flied on moters say. admissions process and that they In Loving Memory of forme which will be " When (parents are) gotng to be Will somehow be provided woth a Bob Co,.ch by the County furnished makmg that kmd of mvestmenl, they magic bullet to adm oss10n to the col05/18127 -- 10126196 Auditor and muat bt flied In want to make sure that they' re going lege of their choice," said Teresa the County Auditor's Office God saw he was to the right school and the best Duffy. admtsstons dean at Rensseon or before the 3111 day of gettins tired · March, 2000. All complaints school they can get the11 child into," laer Polytechnic Instllute on Troy, And a cure was Iliad with tha County satd Steyen Feuhng, Achieva's vice N.Y. not lobe. Auditor will be heard by the So He put HIS arms board of Revision In the around him Washington Irving published Hollow under the pseudonym manner provided by Section And whispered , 5715.19 olthe Ohio Revised his story The Legend of Sleepy Geoffrey Crayon in 1819. come wi.th me. Code. 1 Nancy Parker Campbell With tearful eyes we Meigs County Auditor wa tched him s"fler If the 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your (10) 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, (11) 1, And ~aw him 2,3, 4,5, 10tc fade away. Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll Freel DIAL 992-7834 Holzer Clinic ... Keeping the Promise! SPECIAL NOTICE IN THE UPCOMING ELECTION MY NAME WILL NOT APPEAR .I' ON THE BALLOT HOWEVER; I AM A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLEPORT AS A "WRITE-IN" THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT WRITE-IN BALLOT CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE CIU!SSUIFU!EDSI haflds to res t. God brok e our hearts to prove to u s He only takes ~h e be<t. Sadly m~•sed and dearly loves by, Wife: lsub,elle Children: Janice , Bob, Ron, Rick , ]eff a nd Jennifer Grandchildren: Dav1d, Ama nda , Heather, Jeremy, Joey, Stephanie and Jeremy Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE The annual alactlon of tho Board of Directors lor the Melge County Agricultural Society will bt held at tho secretary's office at lhe lalrgrounda, Monday, November 1, 1999. The polls will be open from 5:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day. The election shall be by ballot. Balloll muat be marked with an "X" Ma or CANbiDATE NAME Sand lannarelll YOUR CURRENT MAYOR, SANDY IANNARELLI At. 7 ~~ conc:tri18CI Cltllinl Of Tlte VIllage of Middleport SuAn a-, Treuurar 408 S. 51h Avt. Ml Al1hough we loved him dearly, We could not m ake him •ta y. fl' golden heltrt stopped beattng, Ha rd workmg To vote for a person NOT on the ballot, write In BOTH the title of the office and the candidate's name on the lines below. FFICE Pizza~;:;=== 18: 3 Item $12.99 or Two 16" 2 items $19.99 We Deliver Tht Writ•ln Ballot Is Located Inside Front Cover dly. : By order of the Board ' Election• of Mttge County, ! Ohio. : Doted Sept. 13, 1999 . John N. lhla, Chairman Alta D. Smith, Director (10) 5, 12, 19, 26 4TC G&W Plastics and Supply St. Rt. 7 992-9200 oppoeltt tht name to bt counted. The casting of V!)IOI lor directors by proxlea Ia not to be permitted. Only roaldont of Molga county holding memberahlp certlllcatea lor at leaet 15 daya before the• date of election may vote. Membera of the society must declare their candidacy lor the olllce of Director of the eoclety by filing with the Secretory Debbie Watson, 42455 Woods, Ad., Coolville, OH 45723: a petition algnod by 10 or more members olthe IOCiety who are reatdente of Melga County, at least 7 days before lhe annual election or dlrectora Ia hold. Only regularly nominated candidate who have mat lha filing requirements will be eligible lor the election as director. (10) 12, 19,26 3TC Public Notice - weok lor alx(8) IUCC181lVI Wtokl. The laat publication will ·be made on the 23rd day of Novembor, 11198, and the twanty·elght(28)daye lor anawar will commanca on that date. In the caoe of your lallurt to antwer or othtrwlll reopond 11 requeated by tho Ohio Rulta of CIVIl Procedure, judgment by deltult will be rendered agalnet you and lor the relief demanded In the Complaint. Dated thll 14th day of October, 1999. Judith R SIIIOD Clork (10)19,28, (11)2,9,18,23 6TC ' Notice ol Election on Tax Levy In Exctea of the Ten Mill Limitation f1EA5A35~E143i504 Aevlaed Code, Soctlona 1987 Ford Thunderbird 3501.1t (G), 5705.19, VIN 5705.25 f1FABP6234HH1117800 NOTICE ti hereby 1990 Mltaublahl P!U VIN given thet In purauance IIIJA7FL24W3LPOOOI37 of s Aeeolullon of tho Tha Tarma of aale are Boord ol Townohlp caoh. TrUillll Of the The Home National Townahlp of Columbia, Bank IIIIIVII the right Albany, Ohio, piAtd on to reject any or ell bide the 5th day of July, 1999 or to remove any unit there will bo aubmlttod from the aalo at eny to a vote of the people of time. said subdivision at a Arrangements may ba • General ELECTION to be made to lnapeot any of held tn the Townthlp of the above named Columbia, Ohio, at the vohlclea prior to tht Hit regular placoa of voting by calling 740-949-2210. lhlrtln, on tha 2nd day Home National Bank of November, 1999, the George Lawrence queatlon ollovylng a tax, Collection Officer In exceea of the tan mill (10) 19, 21, 26,28 limitation, lor tho benefit (11) 2, 4 eTC of Columbia · Townlhlp lor the purpoae of Flrt Public Notice protection. Said tax being:• A NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS renewal of an existing Sealed propoeala lor th4 tax or ·1 milt at a rate not · construction and elactrlct!l exceodlng 1 mlll1 lor lnalallatlon of • now hor11 each one dollar of barn and email anlmel barn valuation, which lor tha Meigs County amounla lo ten ($0.10) Fairgrounds will b4 centa lor each one received by the Metu hundred dollars of County Fair Boerd at the valuation, lor llvo (5) office of Broec~ yeara. Engineering, 1828 Eaatarn The Polls lor aald Avenue, Galllpolle, Ohio Election will open at 6:30 until 4 pm on TueedaJL o'clock A.M. and remain Novembor 23, 1999. . open unit 7:30 o'clock Plana, opeclllcatlona and P.M. 01 IBid day. bid forma may be 11cured By ardor of the Board at aald office during the of Elacttona, of Melge houra of 9 am to 4 pm: County, Ohio. Monday through Friday. Aij John N. lhle, Chairman bidders mutt lurnloh, a~ Rita D. Smtih, Director part of their bid, all Dated: Sept 13, 1999 matorlala, tools, tabor and (10) 5, 12, 19, 26 4TC equipment. The etructural work aholl be bid aeperate Public Notice from the atactrtcat work. Each bid mull bt PROBATI! COURT OF accompanied, by a bid bortd MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In an amount of 100% ol tile IN THE MATTEA OF THE bid amount. Bid banda ahall ADOPTION OF bt accompanied by proof of CHRISTOPHER authority of tho oHiclel qr DOUGLAS WARDEN agent algood the bond. , CASE NO. 31076 Blda lhBII be aealtd and NOTICE BY marked "BID FOR MEIQs PUBUCATION COUNTY FAIR BARNS" • To: Belinda Harper aka and mailed or delivered (o Bollnda Warden, whole Breech Engineering Co., laet known addraoa Ia 1828 En tern Avt., Box 386, Crlppla Cr11k, Galllpolla, Ohio. . CO 80813 ProHnl known Attention of blddera It addrtaa address called to the requtramenta unknown. found In tha epeclll~:tllon. You horeby notified Including lnaurance and that you hava bean bonding. named ,aa 1 party In the No blddor may wlthdrai\) action entitled In lha hie bid V!fllhln 30 da~l of the Maller of the Adoption of actual bid opening. The Fat( Chrletopher Douglas Board rtii1V81 lht right 10 Werden. Thla action has rt)tctany or all btda. .• been aAigned Caet No. . Contractora muat. adhere 31078, and lo pending In to all local, alate, and ledarat tha Probatt Court of ADA and Equat: Melga County, Ohio. Employment poHclat. • Wheroby, a Petition hal Metga County Agricultural bttn flied by Lori Society ; Alchello Warden to adopt (10) 26, 2~ Chrtatopher Douglas (11) 2, 4 4TC Warden. You a!t required to answer the Ptlltlon wllhln twenty-elght(28) daya alter tht la1t publication of thla Notice, whicH will be published once each 2270 Rl. 33 Tuppers Plains, OH II Sllatlt, 011 740-985·381>3 740·696·0027 b1slness 740·992·7046 Home Culvens: 4" - 48" in stock Specializing in saws & trimmers .. llll'IANCEO dnvers com CREDrr PROBLEMS??? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded WORRYING!!! No Embarranment. .. You're Treated with Respect! • Tune-ups • New filters • New plugs • Sharpen blade or chain $20 Mon & Wed 10-5 Fri. 8·4 Toes & Thur 1·5 Sat 10·2 Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 ; .... 1. . . . . Ill $20 -$40 /HOUR Easy Medical Billing Full Training Compl;tftr Re- quired Call 1·BBB·B69-7905 E<t 700 • NOW OPEN: Rutland, Oh,jo 1 . 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Middleport Now Formmg Nursmg Asstslant & Vicinity DRIVER.CDL POSITIONS Classes Holzer Senior Care Center Is Formmg A Class To Begin All Yard SalOl Mull Be Paid In We are In need of CLASS A" On November 8th If You Are In· Lost! 11 Advance. Deadline: 1:00pm the dey before the ed 11 to run, Sunday a Monday edition· 1:OOpm F~dly, 80 Auction and Flea Market Bill Moodispaugh Auctioneering· complete auction service . Buy and sell es tales. Ohio license Consignment Auction: Tnursctay November 4th , 6 PM AmVets Post 23, 108 liber~ Street, Kanauga, Ohio. Auctioneer: Isaac Auction Service II You Have llemo You Want Sold, Please Call 740-446-4927 Aller 4 PM 740· 446-8519, Rick Pearson Auction Company, full time auctionee r, cqmplete aucllon service. Licensed 188,0hlo & West V1rglnla, 304- 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447 Wedemeyer' s Auction Serv1ce, Gelllpolls, Ohkl740-379-2720. 90 Now Renting · skills • Must have good ctM ng record & Provide own Transportation "Mu&lllav8 aDIIIty 10 lle 8 TEAM cated, Regional & OTR. Solos 40 Giveaway $.30 /MI Teams $.34 /mi. /Split. 2 Black and While Barn Kittens. t 00% Company Paid Health Benefits· Medical, 0 4ntal , V1slon ( 740~2 56· 1 385 Company Paid Retirement Plan 2 black COOw irux puppies, 9 wks PLUS 401k Allor 90 Cays (With old 740-742·2237. Matching) Company Pakl vaca· lion And Paid Holidays. 95% No 2 Coun try watchdogs, No Touch Freight. Satel1ila Communi· Chains, Or Fences, 740-446- .cation Credit Union, Direct De1756 posit Assigned ConvenUonals , Sr. 124 Wellston, Ohio -24 Hr. laxltJKI Delivery Service "Must nave good Communcauon Toys, Jewelry, Wood, Sewing, Male, 5 Weeks Old , 740-388· 8624. HILL'S SELF STORAGE For New Loeal R•ferrol Se"'lce AT6:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progre111ve top nne. Uc. IIIJ0.50 11111.11n ANNOUNCEMENTS 17693, wv 1338, 741}969-2823. 992-0437 Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays ; Equipm~mJ .Parts ,.Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Christmas Open House 992·6215 .D£PDYS·AG All Makes Tractor & lbe Country Candle Shop V.C. YOUNG Ill IIIYIII'IIIIIIDD ,..,.. Maple Wood Lakes 45860 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2734 A Ferrell Gas Representitive YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE :. Wllllatrl oH ohl jtmk cars & deal up f1111111 AIM Casto 304-372·1898 alterS 1 pg ttv-~~~ (No Sunday Calls) . .. , . ,tl'e MONDAY-FRIDAY 7amTONOON SATURDAY . (740) 992-3470 740·992·7643 ,. EXCAVATING CO. 1 !u"d Linda's Painting r~ SHADE RIVER HOWARD New To You Thnrt Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens ~--... 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 "A Better ers Needed' (740)-441-<1247 Hours. Apply In Person By No· Located at 34878 Rocksprings Rd. , Pomeroy Vinyl Replacement Wondows R-IO Insulated GlaiS ers needed. 2 TaKicab Dlspalch· $800 WEEKLY Be Your Own Activities Assi stant , Part -Time A& D Auto Upholstery • Plus, Inc ' Earn $250 week , Running Tax i plus o euvery Runs 4 Ta .:i Dr!v· Refundable Fee Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE On · Saturday, November 6, 18119, 11 10:00 a.m. the Home Netlonal Bank will offer lor Hit at public auction on Banking Parking Lot lhelollowtng vohlcloa! 1983 Ford F350 VIN 12FTJ35L8DCAII5218 1984 Terry Camper VIN · DOUBLE D'S REPAIR SHOP 8" Grovellass Leach 100' -1000' Rolk 1" &3/4" 200# Water Line Full line of Gas Pipe & Regulalors Wal8r Storage Tanks t:=::;::;:;:::;:::::==:-J-==~~~~~==i::=;;::::;;:=;~~==t==;~=.;:::;,~~=:;::., High schoolers pay for courses to boost college admission chances BOSTON (AP) - Eron Horne, a hogh school JUnior, was dreadong the odca of applyon g to colleges- unul she sat m on an adm1ssions counsclmg course. " As soon as I started I thought 'Oh my God - all my fnends are goon g to be so behind,"' satd the 16year-old. who took a tnal run at a course offered by Kaplan Educational Centers on Provtdence, R.I earlier thiS year. Kaplan , best known for tis SAT preparatoon courses, has JUSt begun olf enng classes for Jittery htgh school seniors nervous about applymg to colleges. The courses, which cost $699, gives students ltps on how to enhance their chances of gettmg mto the school of their choice. This week, Kaplan 's college admtsstons seminars began on the East Coast, with a national rollout expected early ne"t year. The New York City-based company is among a growing number of others cashing in on a nationwide basts. Achieva, based m Palo Alto, Cahf.. ts also plannmg a national launch of the individual admissions ANONYMOUSLY FED UP DEAR FED: You do not owe· clods who ask nunnuvyerbiznesstype questions ' a polote respon se.: Simply ignore the questt on, and' change the subJect.' Ann Landers' booklet, "Nuggets and Doolles," has everythmg from the outrageously funny to the: poignantly instghtful. Send a self: addressed, long, business size envelcpe and a check or money order for , $5.25 (thts includes postage and handling) to : c/o Ann Lan,. Help Wanted Wanted to Buy AOSOIUle Top Dollar: All U.S Sliver And Gold Coins, Proofsets, Clamonds. Antiquo Jewelry, Gold Rings, Pre· 1930 US Currency, Sterling, Etc. Acqullllklns Jewelry - M.T.S. Coin Shop, t51 Second Awnuo. G all!>ol~. 740-446·2842. CB Ani. · CB Tower. Will Pay Well.Can Chuck (304~82-2220. Clean la te Model Cars Or Truck&, Low Milt&, t 995 Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Pont1ac , 1900 Exstem Avenue, Gallipolis Wanted To Buy Used Mobile Homes. Call 741}446-0175, or 1304-675-5965 DRIVERS, who would also be re· sponslble for working as Sates Assoc . on our Tour Shows. Will travel E)lttnslvaly across the U.S. Excellent Pay & Benefits. Call Lll'8 Ness at (800)·247·7034 Ext. terested In Caring For The Elder- ly Please Apply AI 380 Colomal Dr111e, Bidwell. OH Or Ca li For Details EOE OWN A COr,tPUTER , PUT IT TO WORK. $850 ·13 500 MO 241 PT /Ft. FREE DetailS Log Onto CRIVERS - IMMEDIATE OPEN- http 1/www hbn com Access Code INGS · REGIONAL /OTR Slart AI 5298 29 CPM /All MI. · Unloading Pay • OWN A COMPUTER? Personalized 0 1spatch • Home PUr IT TO WORK I Ollan - Holiday tvacallon Pay . $25 .$75/HR. PT/FT 401 K /Medical/Pros !Dental As· CAU 1-888-248-2770 olgned 99 T2000's · Rider ProOR VISIT: www.getweal1hy.not gram • 98,-. No ·Touch Freight Call Bu1ch At Summll Transpor11Postal Jobs $48,323 00 Yr Now llon 600-678-0680 EOE Drivers wanted· now hlrtng, Ooml· Hmng -N o E11penen ce · Pa id Tra1nmg -Greal Beneflls, Call 7 Pizza. Inc., Pomeroy tocallon, Cays B00-429·3660 E<t J·365 740·992·2124. Stop In lor appll· cation, 811 West Main, Pomeroy, POSTAL JOBS To $16 35 /HR INC . BENEFITS, NO EXPEAI· Ohio. ENCE FOR APP. 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GoQd Con ~ dtlton, $6,500 7-40·446 8172, 7-40- • 740·949·2771 1980 Shult 14x65, 2 Bedrooms Factorv Wood Burn1ng Fireplace Appliances Awning , Underpin · ning and 2 Atr Conditioners Ready 10 Moval $6 soo 00 1740)· 441·9527 t984, 14x70 with Large Factory ElCpando, Total Electric, Central Air, Real Good Cond ttlonl se.ooo oo 17~1367.0S32 19il9 Doublewlda Repo Never Lived In New Home Warranty 0 Down II Oualllled, 740·446·3093, Oakwood, GallipOlis, Qntyll 1988 Redman Danville 14x70 Also Has Expando, Very Ntce, New Heat Pump, $14 000, 740· 3a8 B335 310 Homes for Sale $0 OOWNI HOMES NO CRED IT NEEOEDI GOV'T FORE CLOSURES ! CALL NOW FOR AEGISTAATIONI 1·800·434· 2434 EXT 3205 (NO FEE) 1, 112 story, 7 rooms, 1 112 baths, 9B 14x70 Clayton 3 br 2 ba CA everyth tng upgraded ca thedral ceiling, some furn tture stays ,2 decks ,w/ ut111tv bulldmg IT1any extras excellent cond1304 6754451 after 5 pm furnished , new roof, nice lot, 477 2 Mullisection Repo , 1 On lol, Other Is Not, Flnanc1ng Avallaote, Sycamore Slree1 Middleport Ohio Call/40.446-6737 collect 304·736·7295 3 Bedroom House, W/3 Acres Land Few Fruit Trees 2 Bed rooms Bath Upstatrs 1 Bedroom Front Room Dining Room , Utility Room. Kitchen, Bath Downstairs All Lot Models lor Sale Year In Close Out "t Try State II Vo· lume Deater No Payments for 90 days! Come Early for Best Selec- llons 1·(BBB)·736·3332 Brand New 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 10% Oownl $199 oo Month No Payman1s lor 90 daysl 5 to cl'oo6ilrom 1(800)·251 ·5070 A ZERO% DOWN LOANI HUD Homes Approval By Phone, Singles Or Doubles 740·446· Servlcat 1·81)().645-9036 HOMES FROM $2,000 Low Or No SUS Down Credit Trouble OK Financing AvaiiBble CALL NOWII HIQO.n2·7470 EX1 8040 House lor &ale •n Ashto n 4BA 2BA , Kltchen/Om lngRoom , Llv· lng Room Utility Room 3 Acres (304)576-235B 7130 Special 28xBO 3 or 4BA $1000 1 Bedroom, Near Holzer's, Eco- Down, $349 per mo Free Delhi· ery & Setup 1 BOO 691 6777 nom•cal Gas Heat, Kitchen Appliances Furn1shed $279/Mo , + UtlltUes. 740·446-2957 Used Homes for Sale Final Mark Down 69 Fleetwood 12x60 $1 500 74 New Moon 12x65 $3 500. 81 Wind sor 14x70 $7 500 85 Holly P.ark 14ll70 $9 995 87 Carrorton 14K7D 90 Sunshine 14x60 S $B 995 9 995 French City Homes- Galli 17~) 446 poliS Oh 9340 looktng To Buy A New Home ? Don t Have Land ? We Dollllllll111 Hurry Only tO Lots Left! 304·736· 7295 Barn County Water, 3 Bedroom 340 Business and Buildings (304)675 4123 3583 Moving Out Of ArM . Must sell at sacnl lce 98 S W , Like New (304)736-9102 2 Bedroom Apartment Deposit Required No Pets (304)675· 2548 2bdrm apts • total electric, appliances furnished Jaundrv room facilities, close to school In town Applications ava ilable at Village Green Apts 149 or can 740 992· & Acteage 2BA Apt 1n Mason Stove/Aefng· erator/Utlhttes lurnlshed A C , Laundry Room Ceiling Fans Garbage Otsposal Very Nice No 4 Rooms, Downstatrs, Very Clean No Pets! deposit and ReJerence Required Gallipolis Area (740)· Apartment for rent in Pamer<¥. no Approx 16 acres Green School Dist Leave Message (740) 446 3545 BRUNER LAND 74a..41-1492 Melgt Co . Rutland Wh ites Hill Ad 11 Acres $14,000 Or 9 Acr· es $12 000 Danv1lle SA 325, 9 Acres S17,000, Water On Briar Ridge Rd ·7 Acres $13,000 Gall Ia Co.· Frtendly Ridge Rd , Hunters 15 Acres $12,600 cash $14000 llna•ced , Wa1er, City Sci'OOis • Call NOW For Free Maps + Owner Financing Info Take 10% 011 List Price On Cash Buysl GALUA COUNTY 23 ACRES 2 miles Qfl SA 7 & SA 218 Soulh Of Gallipolis Stnglew1des Allow~ Rough, Mostly Wooded, Road AI· ready Cut In $27,000 , 20 WOODED ACRES pals 740 992·5856 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive lrom $279 to S35B Walk to shop & movies Call 740-448 2568 Equal Hou~ng Opportunity MElOS COUNTY 1·60Q.213-8385 www countrytyme com First Avenue, Gallipolis, 1 Bed· room Apartment, 740·446·1066, or Weekends 7~ Hl952 Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vltlage Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle· pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992-5064 Equal Housing Oppor· tunttles New Haven· one bedroom fur· ntshed apartment, also has washer and dryer, depostt and refer· ences requtred, 74D-992-0HI5. One bedroom furnished apart· mant caii74Q.992-9191 Ntce furnished upstatrs apartment m city No Pets! References Oe· posrl Requ~redl (740)·446·2468 or (740)-446·2651 North Th1rd Avenue Middleport One bedroom furnished or unfurnished apartment deposit and references, 740 992-0165 Lot 11 Meadow H1ll SubdiVISIOn 5ala lor Pay.Qif (304)675_.1143 Real Estate Wanted 691 ,j777 • NEW 2 3 Even 4 Bedroom Homes, Payments As Low As $149 Deltvery And Set up Included Onlv AI Oakwood Home s Barboursville, 304-736 3409 Your Cred1tll 1 800 659·0359 21'X20 TWO CAR GARAGE Full /25 Yr Manufacturers Warrantee Complete With 10' Overhead I Door $2,993 00 Can Oellver 1· B00·701 ·7912 3 ALL STEEL BUILDINGS 24x36 Was $7 500 Sell $3 990 30x60 was $10 900 Sell $6,950 50X75 Was S19,600 Sell $8 900 Doug BOO 3a8 5314 • 69 Hondo CA 80 , $700 00 Flrml Fuel Tenk·$75 oo . Wood Burning Fire Place lnsterl $350 1740) 446 3545 Leave Message 9 Windows With Storm $40 Each Like New $80 Craftsman Pres· sure Washer Used Once $90 200 Sq Yards Of Carpet & Pad $400, 740·387-7401 Apple II GS ~tor 12' Color Monitor Hard Onve 2 31 /2 Flop py Drives , Pnnler Desk, Soft Ware Games (740)-36/.00SO Baby 88<1, Dressing Tsbls H1gh Cfla1r. Car Seat, and Stroller. (304}1111-Z/101 We Buy Land 30 500 Acres, We Pay Cash 1·B00·213·B365, An111ony Land Co RENTALS Now lakmg Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom TownhOuse Apartments Includes Water Sewage. Trash, $315/Mo, 740· 446-0008 One Bedroom Apt In Upper Part of Town Very ntce and Private No Pats (3041675 1366 1 bedroom lurntshed house $300 per month, trash & water ed , small repa1r jobs deducted tram your rent call740-667-6944 2 Bedrooms, $325/Mo + Utilities and Deposit No Pets! 740 -446· 4313 Small, 1BR Apt Pt Pleasant Area $1'1l5 month Evenings (304)6754975 Tw1n Towers now accepting ap· pl1callons for 1 BR' HUO sub&ld~ lzed ap1 for elderly and capped EQH (304)875-8679 I -- $200,080. 740-441·0901 Cast Iron Tub W1th Claw Feet $200 Kitchen Cabinet Wtth Flow· ar Ben $75, Running Boards Ft· WARMUP 92% Gas Furnaces, Heat Pumps Duct Systems, Free Estimates If You Don t CsJJ Us WB Both Lose/ 740 446 630B, 1 6()().291 0096 Waterline Special 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100. 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Com· pression Fittings In Stock 21 '•20' TWO CAR GARAGE Full /25 Yr Manufacturers Warra11tee Comple1e Wllh 10' Overhead t Door $2 993 00 Can Deliver 1- 60Q.70t 7912 Block, brick, sewer pipes, w1nd· ows. lintels, etc Claude Winters Rio Grande OH Cell 740-245· Pets for Sale AKC ~rman Shorthalr Pups $20000 Each (740)2561385 AKC Regi stered Cocker Spantel puppies, first shots and wormed bun and bun & while spoiS $200 740.992-7371 AKC Reg1stered Dachshund pup pies , vet checked, shots & wormed, two males. two females Weeks Old Puppies Ready to gol Systems Internet Readv Software & Technical Help, 800·300·2640 Affordable Technologies Ftre Wood! Cut, Split, Dellverect, All Seasoned Oak, other Hard· Australian Shepherd Puppies, For Sale (740)·256 Firewood for Sale Full -Size Truckload. $40 Call evenings or leave message (304}882-3893 For Sale Blue Longenber 20 Ptece Potts Setting, Never Eaten On $150 Aet1red longenberger Wood Craft Shelf & PegBoard Holds Plates New Condition Pa td $90, wtll sell lor $60 (304)675·2B92 Grubb's Plano· tunmg & repa~rs Problems? Need Tuned? Csll the pl8no Dr 7~~·4525 Jenn-Air Heavy Duty Washer and Dryer $450 Magic Chef elec- Equipment 620 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent/Buy a House/ Trailer In Hannan Trace School District Excellent References! (740)·446-4997 630 Livestock Donkeys, Male and Female 2 Baby Donkey, 74Q.441H 158. Repaired, New & Rebuilt ln Stock Cal Ron Evans, 1 800·537·9528 ern Exchange Belle Plaine, lA TWo Day Catalog & Uncataloged Sale October 30 & 3t Horses Lose Up To 30 lbs In 30 Days 1 00 PM Saturday. Noon Sunday Expecting 500 Heed Ce ll For Evennga 740.256-15:10 3 Bedroom LA lg Kitchen, Carport Available Nov lsi Private and convenient! 47 1/2 Spruce S,t ences 304-675-4136 MERCHANDISE Gallipolis $390 Mo . $390 Oeposli required Apply at Topes Furnl· ture. 151 Second Ave. No ~hone CaMs 3/4 bedroom House In the Glenwood Area $450 month + de· po~l (7~)963·9107 510 Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl· grators, 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag, 740·446· pies. 740-441 - 1962 Catalogs /Consignments 319· 444-2320, Fax 319-444-2656 MOBILE HOME OWNERS Huge lnvan1ory, Low Prices on Vinyl Skirting Kits, Doors, Wind· ows, Anchors, Water Healers, Furnaces, Plumbing and Electrl· cat Parts Bennetts Mobile Home Supp~ Club Calves for 4H and FFA HORSE SALE Belle Plaine West· For $38, Ask About Free Sam (740)·448·9416 Ntce used furmtura and Ap pllances Johnson s Used Furnl TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale $500 CARS FROM $600111 Buy Historic Home Upper Second Avenue Gal!lpolis Hard Wood Floors Tnrougnout $425/Mo , Deposit And Rental Agreement Jackson Avenue. (304)675/Jaa Retired longaberger Baskets For Sale, 1991 To Present, 740·446· '95 two door Grand Am , S4699 '93 ~ lnkopid, $3999 Sllde Top Ice Cream Freezer Store Metal Shelving , Laptop Computer, Small Forklift, 2 Door Upright Cooler, Exercise Equip- 74Q.142·33t 1 or 740·742·1400 Required, No Pats 740-446·4474 Pilot Program, Renters Needed, 304-736-7295 Three bedroom all electric ranch home with attached garage, fenced back yard, large lot, at Meadow Land Esla1es. Pi Pleas· ant, $600 manth plus references GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers , dryers, refrigerators , ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street, Call 740·448·739B. 1·a8B·818·012B Matching Couch and Chair Ex cellent Condition and Vary Well Madt 130416751109 New And Used FurnltlJre Store Below Holiday Inn, Kanauga Beds, Chests, Couches, Tables, Much More Slop And Sea us 1260 ment (740)·256-1249 SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? We Specl811ze In Appeals And Hearings FREE CONSULTATION Benellt Team 740~·4782 Services In Toii·Free 1·888· 1136-4052 ) 6911-7244 R&D's Used Furniture Great Se· lectlon, Pnced To Selll •come And Browse • Corner Of Route 7 & Addlso• Pike 7<W-387·0280 STEEL BUILDI~c;:; • 5 ONLY! 2· 25x30 , 45x90, ' SOLD' , 51x100 Mus1 Movel Selling AI lnvolc&l 1· 800-211·9593 X·31 420 Singtr Sewing mactllne with own STEEL BUILDINGS, Naw, Must SoH 40X60X14 1Waa SII.SOO Now $10,971 50x100x18 Wu $27 850 Now $19,990 60x135x16 Was $79,850 Now $42,990 1OOX175X20 Was $129 850 Now $78 850 1·800-4Q6.512B Two bedroom house In Pomeroy, would ll~e to sell on land contract or w11t rent for $350 month plus deposit & utilizes no pets, 740~ Mobile Homes for Rent Table (740)-44 1-1530 $225/Mo , Pius Doposll. 8 Milos Out 218, & Teono Run Rood, I<W446-6172, 740-256·6251 Between Athens and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes. Tailgate -Fits 1998 and newer $260-$300 7<W-992·2167 $300 00 Monlh Plus DIPOIIII Ref· 520 erences Oulet Neighborhood (740)256-1968 Gooda 2 Bedrooms, New Carpet, Gas Furnace Very Nicol In Gallipolis 2 'Pre 1984' Mild 70 Wlnelllstol 270 Cal Vary Clean, Origin&! Guns, $750 Each I<W-379·2601 (740) ·446·1~ Ooublewlde, 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, $400 oo Month Plus Deposltl (7~)·245·9681 Sporting t ) King Cobra Gravity Back Irons. Never been HH $400 Call (7~)· «6·3755 3940 1988 Monte Carlo Luxurv Sport, Ford F·Serles Plck·ups Came off ol a 1999 F·350 Sup&r Duty Ex· cellont Condition $150 .00 Six Panel Ooor 24'x79/34" $15 00, Mo1orcyclo Helmet BliCk IUII·face styli wllh clear flip ~P shield S30oo 140 ua 1548 WANT A COMPliTEA???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNQLO· GY Will Flnanco With 'O' Downl Pasl CradH Problema No Probl&m Call ToU Free HIQ0.803-7537 1991 S·10 Durango AIC Now Paint $2,895 1992 Borella 5 Speed $2,895, 1990 Borella GT $2,495 Cook Molcrs, (740)·448· 0103 Loaded, $2.500 (304)6754452 1989 Sub8ru Turbo GL Runa & Looko Good Alpine AM/FM Cas sella, S1,000, Dr OBO, 304-675· 1741 I ors, he will win with dummy's ace, then play a heart to his I 0, gomg one down However, the odds favor "split honors.,. It is much more likely that East wtll have one honor and West the other, rather than East's hOlding both. 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ICKind 22 Cerci llllrll 24 Telling the bUI 28 UMI A Don t get stung by high pro:es r Shop tho clo111(~ SOCINlrl (30~)675 ... Can• Hear Run Phlllpe 10 Spi'Ud by rumor V PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN 1HE SE SQUARES IIIIIII SCilAM-lETS ANSWERS =-:-:--:---=:-~::--:::::::'' 15• Aluminum A1m Fits 1999: Trans 9 Comedian 7 Outnow 8 T81r 6 u~~~~a~N~~~E LEHERS Auto Parts & AcceaiOI'Ies mobile home repair and more 40,000MIIes Loaded Nice Clean Car $2 500 OBO (304)675· BIG NATE 15·t0·20 HP motor (304 )·875,· 5131 Ford Taurus and newer 1109 5 Flxld 8 Ford flop 32 Br~. Ntivy abbr. •"3 A Berrymore 33 Ylllt 4 Elklmo knHe :M Ellll 30~ IVIuMGr For Sala or Trade 35 HP Johnsort Boat Motor $350 00 or trade fof 760 El- tJiporiiMAmerlcan 2 Foatonlng 10 QBO. 740·992·1508 days or 740? 949-2644 evenings ~ r Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brand& Over 25 Vfars Ex· 1986 Chovy Sprint, New rlngo & fi~N\.'( W\1/~1 1979 S1arcraf1 23' cuddy cabl1 1983 Ponttac J 2000 2/doors, Runs Good, Dependable New Tires , Clean Inside & Ouil bearings , nead rebuilt, new brakes & lronl llros (304)895· BIG>N-'1\~F "'ei&NII\~T ~ ,.._ fW:I Wfi.O f\~ 100 boat Inboard V-8, new cover,• complete ly restored In 99, nd trailer, no autdnve , first $3000 block, stone concrete, 20 y:ears experience, free estimates, 304· $1 000 00 OBO Oay(/40) ·448· 2560 Eve (740)258 1288 Pass Pass Pass Pass 21 51 Pass PEANUTS Chevys. Jaeps. And Spon Utili· 1es Fee Required Call Nowl 80Q. 772·7470 EXT 7832 4452 • 198~ Pontiac Grand Prix, Red, SunRoof, Air, MagWheels I 750 Boats & Motors ,. for Sale CARS $1Qf), $500 & U~ POLICE IMPOUNO. Honda's Toyota's, ,. _ new tires $3800 or trade for nlc• 1 truck , 740-949 2958 Rutland Car 5ales '97 Camara automatic, loaded, 41 000 miles, dark forest green, lransferable warranty, 740 ·669· 0904 w~"''~ ,.. 441·0564 3933 or HlQ0.273·9329 CaH M6JAuto 740.388-9693 or I<W-740.1011 THE BORN LOSER '· : 86 Dodge Aam. 5 speed. runs good, gas sawr, $1295 OBO Premium Firewood, Oak & Ash $50 Load, Full Size Plck·Up, De· livered, 740.992~68 " irEAI>OlJTS 19B8 Ford Truck, F150, 306 Cyl, Auto . Sell Cheep Call Aller SPM, (304)6757235 New Replacement Gas Tanks ci & R Auto, Rlploy WV (304)3'(.2J For Sale Reconditioned washers, dryer$ and refrigerators Thompsons Appliance 3407 l>fTONATO,S viiTtt 1>161TA&.. '' CALL NOW For Llsllngsl I BOO 319-3323 ><2156 0 K Credit, For LISI1nga And Pay· men1 Details Call 800·319·3323. Ext 1709 E)CPL.0$1Vf$ ~o~ (304)675·4452 ture (740) 446·1004, (740)·446· 4039 any time Out Bulavllle P1ke ACE 1 & 4-WDs East I t Phillip Alder You probably know what George Bernard Shaw said to explain marriage's popularity: It combines the maximum of temptation with the maximum of opportunity. Well, at the bridge table, if you can see thal the declarer will make the contract 1f he works out the lie of the • cards, gtve htm the maximum oppor· tunity to misguess. Try to paint a false picture of the true distribution. This deal features a well-known defensive smoke screen How should the play go in six spades? After winning with dummy's club ace - the honor from the shorter side first - and drawing trumps endmg in the dummy, South could play on hearts The nght percentage line is first a heart to the nine. South plans to finesse the heart I 0 on the second round, eventually discarding his dia· mood loser on dummy's heart ace. Here, that works fine. However, there ts an alternattve approach. After pulling trumps, cash the other two club tricks, discarding a diamond from the dummy. Then exit with the ace and anod!er diamond. Here, East must win the trick. If he returns a diamond qr a club, you dis· card a heart from hand and ruff in the dummy. So, East must swttch to a heart, preferably the queen, trying to look like someone holding both the queen and jack It shouldn't work, but it might. If declarer lhinks that East has both hon· 1 Vans North Opening lead: • QUESTION ventory Of OEM Wheels Sh!p, Nationwide 1 600·9WHEEL ~r Pollee Impounds & Repos Fee 7795 Buy Homes From $199 30/Mo 1 -3 Bedroom Repos, 4% Down ~leal, 19B1 CJ 7, 360 V· 8. hard lop; (7~)·«6·7278 Pass PARSONAL THUNDER IS IT? FACTORY WHEELS Alloy, Rally, worlds Mosl Complete '"' 4x4 Long W/Buckel $5 .500 oo 0 B Q Phone (740)·3ll8·9062 or 460 Space for Rent 740-256 -6456 , 96 Nazda M1ata. Loaded, Leathe'r, 'M' Edlilon 20,000mlles Stored In Wlnterl Very Nicol $14,500 Nlg!t (740)·446·0328 Day (740) 44~ 0114 ' $1500 00 OBO or Trade 7401 3 Bedroom House For Rent 25 Evans Helghls Gallipolis, $4001 Mo Depos11 & References ReDays 86 Acura, $1,295 00 90 ESCOII e1,500 oo Both run Groall (740t 3a8·9062'or (740)-446-727B , • 1 Year old New Ideal Disk Mow- 1519 quired 2000 Dodge N&on (304)675·1709 Ing Mach1ne (740)·256·1977 (740)446-2419·(7~) ...6 0720 large private mob1le home lot at Santa's Forest on RT 87, w/water, sewer $90 00 a mon ,refer~ mu&i. 2000 Chevy Cavalier, 3,000 auto, ale, cruise, ke~less entr•• $12,500, 740·992·3065 ~ 1973 Champton Motor Hom' RuriS goOd New Paln1, Must Sell! (7~)~·6566 JET AERATION MOfORS 1899 FORD EXPLORER $10;,/ OBO. Se~ed And Soiling Loca17 Foe 1·B00·409·7511 Ext 986~ Fee ~ 730 31 IIDitnlah llaro DOWN By sonable ofler (740)·446-4548 $100 $500 & U~ POLICE IM' POUND Honda a Toyota's, C~~ · vys, Jeeps, & Sport Ullllllos Cllll Nowi8Q0.73Q.177:1ifXT 6336 - Farm West Pass THAT'S A 1998 Pontiac Trans-Am 350 Vt8 LS·1 Engine -'_ automatic transmission Factow chrome wheels T-Tops F.u lly loaded, 500 Watt Monsoon Stet· eo system wtlh 10 speakers ~ disc CD changer in trunk Ca&· sene player In dash Dark bl6e metallic pa int Dark Gray leathtr Interior Will take payoff or re~ ­ Golden Retriever Puppies, AKC Registered 1st Shots & Wormed, 610 PAW WHO IN 1995 Honda Accord LX, 67,0® miles SB.300 00 (740)·2459239" : 720 Trucks for Sele 27 «lcmrt type 28 &plonaQe org. Give him a losing opportunity (304)675 2063 tric Range $350 Like Newl 245·9206 2 Bedrooms. 36 Chtlhcorhe AIJ $325 00 Month Deposit! No Pets! Doors TIH. Cruise Pwr Locks P~r Windows, Loaded $8 500 qo 740·662-7512 SIS CALL NO)'t\f 1-800· 772( 7470 Ext 6335 1 ~ Upstairs Furn1shed, 3 Rooms , Bath, Clean, No Pets! References & Deposl1 Required, 740·4~6· (7~) COMPANY 1995 Buick Lesabre CtJstolh ,4 Pohc~ load 740.949 0605 F~rewood South HERE COMES HONDA'S FROM $200 Firewood lor sale $25 a truck· IKQJ96 K 10 9 t A 2 •KQJ 25 CloY If Pass Fish, Birds. Pond Supplies Sun 1·4PM, Mon ·Sat 11AM· 6PM Fish Tank/Pol Shop 2413 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK .76532 South nice wheels $3500, 740-94i2045 eventngs. , woods 1740)·446·65B6 By • 8 5 " Q 5 t K Q 10 8 tion looks greal beaulllul ln1eriQI Impounds, All Makes And llrllegy 55 Dirtied. 58 More '*"'IUS 57 Beamlrclleo Vulnerable: Both Dealer· North www ackeMtleel com Tnx:k Load! • 7 2 lfJ872 • 9 5 43 • 10 9 8 OHC. standard, excellent condl- Stock Wheels (And Hub Cepli) Only Buy, §ell 1-800·994·33511; 9 Weeks Old $200 · $250, 740· 446·2B99 740-448·6651 14{), !XX) G€/.:£S quell 51 To no purpoee (2 wcle.) onglna Easf 41 Groupe of 54 lloxtng vole~~no) West !' ' 1993 Plymouth Ouster, 6 cyllndiir Full Blooded No Papers/ $75 00 (7~)·379 9061 Jackson Avenue/Point Pleasant IJO \IX\i.JDE.R I'M "Tlfil:D ALLlf\E TI/vl£ evenings 550. Building Supplies (Al(.(JLATED W£ EA<I1 HAVe coin 21 Arrow poleon 23 ...... (Hawaltan 24 Guna the • A 4 and drives , $1400 OBO 74Q.99i· 1506 days or 740·9'49·26414 condition, 88k pearlized pah'lt 740·99.2 7508 after 5 OOpm ; AKC Registered Pomeranian System (7401·368·90B2 Pups, Had First Shots 4 Fe males, 3 Males, $300, 740-388COMPUTERS • $0 Down Low 8642 Monthly Payments Y2K Compli ant Almost Everyone Approved AKC AegiSiered Pug Puppies 3 Call FIAOCOM Advanced Tech Males Vet -Checked 1st shots nologies 1-800·617· 3476 Ext and wormed SllC weeks old, 330 $275 (304)6755456 COMPUTERS! Lease, RENT· TO OWNI $79 EASY QUALifYINGII New 400 /500 MHz Complete 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd, 2 dr, wh11ia. 63.000 miles. auto. 4 cyl runs good. $4900. 740·667·6688 • 1994 Cadillac DeVIlle Deslgp~d Edllron. lully loaded. excellelll Watt Generator, 10ft Satellite 600·300 2640 Affordable Teen· nologles I ' C~l.t:' ~E.fJ'TlST 3764 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES JaCI<son Oh1o 1-800.537·9528 (740)·367-77.05 Payment} NO MONEY DOWNIII FREE Color Printer 1· 6B8·671· AKC Reg1stered Golden Retriev4300 ers $150 each 5 Females Call (740)·245-51l98 Leave Message! Complete P A System, 5,000 NET, Soltware , Techr,ical Help • J 7 6 1992 Mercury Grand Marquis I!S, one owner ucelient condition. Manning Kloes owner, 740-992· 60,000 miles, air power mlrrort, stereo, tan w1th tan cloth Interior. mfnor nght front damage, rurfS Gas 10·26·119 1 A 10 4 3 lfA643 B5 000 BTU $400 00 (740)·379· 9381 Mornmg COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COM· $200 740·742·2694 PAQ MICRON IBM Desktops AKC Registered Dachshunds She COMPUTERS' $79 ·$B9 /Mo , EASY QUALIFYING! FAST NEW 500 MHz Complate INTER Not:lh 1993 Ford Escor1 LX. 4 door . 560 Brand New Large Kitchen A1d Mixer Speed Cof'trol Large S Steel MllC!ng Bowl & All The At· tachments Never Been Usectl 1992 Ford Tempo Auto lAir, Run& Great $1 500 (7~)-446_.782 . Heater Warm 5121 1922 2 Bedroom, Appliances Included New 4BR 16 wldt , $500 Oown $245 permo Free Air, 1· 800· ·o· GY We Ftnance, Down! Past Credit Problems OKII Even II Turned Down Belorell Reestablish laptops eCommerce Almost Everyone Approved, Low ~onthly upstairs 2 Bedroom Nlcel(740)· 446-0139 (740)·446·1207 call Before 5 oo PM Miscellaneous Merchandise Christy's Family Ltvlng, apartments home & trailer rentals 740-992--4514, apartments avail able, furnished & unrurnlshe<l 740.446-0390 Near Danville & Rutland Off SA 325 , 5 & 10 Acres. $9,500+ Call For Free Maps On These And Othe~ Properltes In Southern Ohio An1hony Land Co , Lid . 540 berglass For 199B F·150 Ford PICI<·Up $50 740.256-6989 For Rent Apartment Downtown Solo FlelC Workout Machine, Leg Curl& and BuUerlly Attachments WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO Beecn Street Middleport· two 'bedroom furnished apartment, utilities pa1d, depos1t and refer ences requ.-ed, 740·992·016~ Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment Great For Hunttng, Near Patriot, Qlf SA 141 & SR 233, $23 000 On New Road Built That Continues Into Wayne NatiOnal Forest Buy or sell Rivenne "ntlques, 1t24 East Main Street on SA 124 E Pomeroy 1 40·992·2526 Russ Moore owner http !Ills-your-business comhlvenne/ Or $350 All Small Trailer Cart 366·1100 2 44 Acres Homesite Green Township Gallia County, Scenic, Cutet Close To Gallipolis, Some 360 quired No Pets (513)271·909t Pets (304)773·5352/(304)B82· 2627 3 000 Sq Ft Commercial Bu1ld· mg 1n Henderson for rent. lease, or sale Call Sonny Reynold s 350 Lots 1 or 2 Bedroom Apartment Pr Pleasant Utlltttes paid Refer ences /Depos1t & Lease Re- 3711 EQH Farms for Sale and deposit, 304 824 2480 Sl1s On Slorys Run Road an A<> ute 7, lnlormallon (740)·387· 757B Allor Noo•. $40,500 oo 080 No Down Payment Required With Government Sponsored Loan Good Credit And Steady Income Requtred Call For More lnforma tion And For Other Ftnancmg Options Independence Mortgage Doubles 1·60Q.946·5678 $11,000, 740·992 5686 Mount's Tree Servtce "The Tree Profe&51 onats• Bucket Truck 1987 Kawasaki KX.SO, New Jug, Serv1ce, Top Tnm Removal , .)New ptston, Great Condt10n, Runs Stump, Grindtng Free Estimates Great, 7~· 367 0308 Fully Insured Works Camp Bid· 1998 16x80 Clayton Mobile well, OH Catl And Save 1 600 63B·956B 740·368·9648 Owner Home, 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Heat Purl1J All ElectriC, 740·446·9255 AICk Mount TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECUIIITY ISSI? No Fee Un- We Wlnl 1·998·562·3345 Apt tn GallipoliS Oepostl and Ref· erences Required! (740)·446· AeSindlons, 740.2455776 1974 Shultz, 12x60 new carpet front kitchen must be moved , $3 700 call between 9am 1em, Professional Services All Homes On Sale • $499 down on Singles & $999 down on House 74Q.381H1504 vestor Pays CASH NOW For YotJr Seller Ftnanced Mortgage Real Estate Contract, Insurance Annutly H1ghest Pnces Free WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES DEEDS QF TRUST NATIONWIDE CALL BEN OWENS (TOLL FREE) 1· Bllll399-1965 1 Bedroom Upstairs Spacious 26 Acres MIL W1th 6 Stall Horse 256·6251 Ouoles Why Wa11? Call Arch. 1· 800·866·6450 992·2218 OCTOBER SPECIAL 330 RECEIVING PAYMENTS? In· $1 000 A Day No Selling Not MLM For Free lnlormat1on Pack· age CaA 1·800·786·6649 24 Hrs XT27 I• GET YOUR CASH NQWI Oldest 230 A PHONE CARD ROUTE 2 9~ /Mil Rate Publte Co $500 ·$5,000 IWk CASHI Froe lnlo 1-8()0.997·9886 knowingly accept advantsements lor r&alllstalo wf1ichiS In violation of tne law au.. readers ant her8by lnforma<l that all dwellings advertised tniS newspaper are available on an equal TV! Erase Bad Credit Legally Free Info 866 659-2560 HandymQ.n seektng work , ava il This _;paper wiU not ARIZONA RARE BUYI Pnstlne 40 APPROVAL" Bank Card No Credit Check No Reg 190·05· t274B EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· GREE QUICKLY Bachelors llmlla11on or dii!CIImlnatlon • 'GUARANTEED FREE MONEY! It's True Never Repay Guaranteed $500 • Instruction All reaiOIIIto lldverltllng In tniS -~~ SUIJIId 10 tho F - Fli< Housing Ad ot 19611 which makes n 111eg11 10 •any pre~oranr.. llmltalton or discrimination bued on race, ColOr, religiOn, sex famtllal status or natiOnal origin or any lntentkm to make any such prelerenc:e. 310 Homes for Sale (Careers Close To Home) Call l0day1740-446 4367, 1·800·214-0452, Schools B00691 67n Wmdl811s B47·A SECOND AVE , SUITE • 350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 Business sso ooo For Debt Consolidation, Training Pers onal Needs Med1ca1 B111s. --::--::::':'::"-:::=:-:~=:-·1 Educat1on & Bus~ness Call ToiiGalllpolloCeroer Collett Free 1·B00·724-6047(24 Hrs) 150 New 3BA 2 Bath 14 Wide $500 Down $21 o per mo Free Air 1· 1 and 2 bedroom aparlments, fur· mshed and unfurnished security depo si t required, no pets, 740· 11 Fllahtte11 bird 20 otCJ French Miscellaneous Merchandiae Wednesday, Oct 27, 1999 Collective endeavors •pPu,r to he the most promising for you m the year ahead. You 'II have beller !han average <:hances for succc.... in this reahn. • SCORPIO(Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Even though you mfsht want to maintain hartnonious associations w11h all, you migirt have 1o get a lillie tough today with someone who would othetwlse advantoge of you. Scorpio, treat yoorself to a birthday gift. Send the n:quirtd refund fonn and for your ~raph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $2 and self· ¥!dressed llllmped envelope IQAstro- tlke Graph, rJo litis newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Stolion, New Yorlt, NY 10156 Be sure to slate your Zodi ac sign. SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Negative aspects could vte for your allendon today, but after deliber· Ilion, much to your cmltt, your opli· milllic attitude will reassert itself and Dlllce litis a pld day ' :. CAPRICORlli (!;lee. 22-Jtui. 19) Yoo might not reel too lucky IOOey when It oornes to dealings with your co-workers, but you could he ex!femely fortunate In maners that art meaningfuiiO you fmanciaUy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't step outside your own baili· wick today where you could cncoun1er complications you might not be able to handle Stay put in your sphere of influence and you'll do fine PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Should you find yourself in the com· pany of someone who is experiencing a bad lime today, refrain from boast· ing ahout your recent accomplish· ments or !IMX enes. ARIES (Min:h 21-April 19) An invitatioo 10 partid~ in 1 fun IICIIV· ity sluu1:d with friends today mfsht pop up out of the blue Join in, but just be sure you allocate lime 10 still get your work dbne. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Forego socializing and go afler some type of unusual troplly being dangled In your path. Your pao;ibilities for achieving succeo.< '"day arc good, especially where •' • ·akesm liflle.' GEMINI (May 21.June 20) I;IOO't fiU!Ih your litmlly to fllrlldpa!C In thai iA • abOut whtch they're reluctant Ideas you conceive may be Wi\11 SUt1ed for you, but not necessarily good for them. Keep an open mmd CANCER (June 21-July 22) You might he the lucky recrptent of some· lhrng good today, but 11 could imtale someone who feels she or he should have been given what you received Don'tlet thiS person's Jealousy upset you LEO (July 23·Aug 22) It m1ght be templtng lo treat a new pal more con· sidcralely !han your old ones In an effort to fotge the honds, but it is wiser to treat everyone equally where everyone wins. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) If con· diilbns at work bave you stymied, experiment with new methods and procedures. Imaginllion and danng could save the day, as well as the assignment. LIBRA (Sept. 23..Qc1 23) When it comes lo gelltng mvolved in social interests with friends, 1he day could be a rathe~ pleasant one for YC!"· frll be a dlfrell't~ story, hoWever, when deiilin'! In tlie world of commerce Offset- Saute · Toxic- Tragic· GET the FACTS Granny always told us that silence was golden when you hold it long enough GET the FACTS! to OCTOBER26I �' . . . -~·- .. ... w ' . . . . _ ..... ~ - •• ~ .- • 1 • ... • .. ..... " .... • ,.r,; ' I' " I ' • •, • t ' .' • ,. ·, , • t'"' '> • \ tuesday, October ·a,a, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 10 • The Dally sentinel 'I - Wednesday Weather . , .• ,, Study: Exercise may Teen girls adorn·thems~lves wittJ,,. ta",,.,..,...,,_ ' ·reduce risk of breast cancer by 20 percent 0 of A observes Friendship Night District 13, Daughters of America, observed friendship night at the Chester lodge hall recently with a potluck dinner. The blessing was given by Esther Harden. Bette Biggs, district councilor, presided at the meeting where Jo Ann Ritchie, deputy of District 13, Helen Wolf on th~ state legislative committee, Jean Welsh, on state credential committee, and Esther Smith, past state councilor, were received in official form. Presented gifts were Wolf,, Welsh, Charlotte Grant, district flag bearer; Sm1th, Erma Cleland, Chester, deputy state councilor; Esther Harden, deputy state councilor of Guiding Star Council, and Mary C. Moose, deputy state councilor, Logan CounciL Reported ill were Betty Wolfe , Logan Council ; Jean Hall , Guiding Star; and Sylvia Downes, Logan. The Christmas dinner and meeting was announced for Dec . 4 at noon at the Old Dutch Restaurant, Logan. There will be a $3 gift exchange. Helen Wolf was pianist for the meting. Practice for the fall on April will be held March 26, I p.m at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. Another practice was set for March 4 at I p.m at the Chester Lodge Hall . Flag bearers escorted Jo Ann Richie, district deputy to the altar where Esther Smith on behalf of the district, presented her with yellow mums and commended her on her work for the district. . Attending were Janice Zwilling, Margaret Cotterill, Esther Harden Betty Biggs, Guiding Star Council ; Mary C. Moose, Faye Trowbridge: Logan Counc1l; Opal Hollon, Ehzabeth Hayes, Julie Curtis, Mary K. Holter, Jean Welsh, Erma Cleland, Helen Wolf, Doris Grueser JoAnn Ritchie, Charlotte Grant, Scott Smith, and Esther Smith. ' By KALPANA SRINIVASAN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Ideal· ly, Jonathan Davis would love to have his cellular telephone, handheld computing device . and other electronic trinkets on his person at all times. But fashion reality won't allow that. "I have far too many gadgets and not enough pocket real estate," said Davis, technical director at The Adrenaline Group, a software development and Web strategy firm in Washington. "It's just a little too cluttered." Some retailers, especially those catering to younger customers, are responding to the high-tech quandary by adding accessories and altering the design of their clothing. "At Silver Tab, our whole new mantra has become equipment for modern living," said Mary Bruno, design director for the youth-oriented jeans line, a sub-brand of Levi's. That means clothing should be able to hold things that would normally fit into the briefcase or backpack, she said. · Silver Tab has tinkered With its pockets, both in size and placement. Putting the front pockets at the top of the leg rather than along the side seam makes is easier for people to reach their phones, Bruno said. Pockets were becoming more long and narrow to store cell phones, but as the phones become shorter and fatter the shape of the pockets are evolving as well. The Silver Tab line - geared toward 15- to 24-year olds keeps on top of the latest technology trends by comparing notes with the company's information services department, responsible for their computer systems. It's not the first time clothing makers have taken their cue from technology trends, said Joe Culley, brand manager at Dockers, known for its khaki pants. The rise in people carrying sn.uff boxes and pocket watches had a similar effect, he said. I --..;...~ow'"'--·-----.-.;:-._ · By MIKE BRANOM Associated Press Writer SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A company says it has developed a new electric process that can kill almost I 00 percent of bacteria lingering in meat, vegetables, fruits and other foods . Titan Corp. officials unveiled their new SureBeam electric pasteurization process Monday at a test facility in Sioux City. The process has already has won approval from the Food and Drug Administration, and officials expect acceptance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture by year's end. "What this does is eliminate 99.99999 percent of harmful bacteria, of food pathogens," Gene W. Ray, president of the San Diego-based company. The SureBeam process works by charging an electronic beam that disrupts the DNA structure of the mic'roorganisms it hits, rendering them sterile. Irradiation, an alternative pasteurization process now being used , exposes food to gamma rays from radioactive material. such as Cobalt 60. _. . . ·- - -·. ---·-·· ·-·- _. . I ...,. ROWLAND HEIGHTS, Calif. A steady stream of friends and family brought food and support to Los Lobos singer-guitarist Cesar Rosas as he awaited word on the search for his wife, who has been missing for two days. Sandra Ann· Rosas, 47, was last seen by her daughters Saturday night. Her half-brother was arrested Monday for investigation of kidnapping after police found her abandoned van. Her husband said all was well when he called his wife from New Orleans, where the band was on tour the night she disappeared. "We spoke and everything was cool at home," Rosas said. Mrs. Rosa's burgundy-colored van was found empty Monday about 15 miles from her home in Rowland HeightS, an unincorporated community in eastern Los Angeles County. Sheriff's detectives combed through the vehicle before arrest.ing 39-year-old Gabriel Gomez. He was identified as a parolee but his record was not released. ' Mrs. Jl,osas was last seen at home by her three daughters about 8:30 p.m. Saturday, When they returned about II p.m., they found the front door open, her van gone and broken glass from the vehicle in the driveway, said Deputy Boris Nikolof. ~ Yankees bounce back to beat Atlanta fi · -Page 5 a1 Meigs County's Volume so, Number 98 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ~-~ Election '99: • · Meigs Local to deciae MELISSA COLON IS shown with her tallo iewelry. The Sa6 Francisco tHn Ia among mll;llons who like the look • partly because of the shock value end the low price. : decorated their bodies with stick\' on tattoos and the painted-on henn4 tattoos popularized by Madonna. 1 "The market is very excited over body art, especially ethni~ body art," Ms. Ngo said. ; , ·I ,•I ..,' Hometown Newspaper By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff On Tuesday, voters in the Meigs Local School District will decide a 23-year, 3.95-mill school construction bondllevy issue. That amount w6uld raise local funds of $5,726,000 to be combined with Ohio School Facilities Commission funds of $26,856,76~ for a $32,582,763 building project which includes two elementary schools, a middle school and renovations to Meigs High School. Supporters of the building issue maintain th1s 1s the closest thmg to free schools ever offered in the district. bond issue Single Copy- 35 Cents I Person of the Year That is because the Meigs Local Board of Education has agreed, in writing and by official resolu1ion on Aug. 10, to roll back an existing permanent Improvements levy by 3.95 mills to keep property taxes from increasing above their current level. Plans call to build two new elementary schools, one in 1he R}ltland/Middleport area to replace Middleport, Bradbury. Rutland and Salem Center elementary sc hool s, and another in the Wolf Pen area to replace Pomeroy, Salisbury and Harrisonville eleme01ary schools. A new middle school will be built ncar Meigs High School which wi ll i1sdf be subject to extensive renovations. + PRESENTEb Peoples Ch~ice Presents Switzerland 9 Escorted Days - Departing May 3, 200o No European country is graced with more spectacular scenery than Switzerland. And now Peoples Choice offer11 you the chance to experience it all ... massive peaks soaring ~bove glacial lakes, green meadows knee-deep in alpine flowm, cozy villages tucked m the hean qf valleys, and gracious pristine cities! You'll see the best of Switzerland, induding the t"on of Interlaken and the majestic Rhine Falls ...you'll, even dip into neighboring Lj~chtenstein, Austria and Germany! Unlike other European holidays, you will not find yourself constantly packing and unpackmg as you travel from hotel to hotel. You will stay the entire time in the lovely ctty of Lucerne, nestled in the Swiss Alps and within an easy day's drive of major sites and other countries. Yqur ljidging will be the Grand Hotel Europe, a historic four star hotel with all the charm aJid elegance you would ex[)ect from a European hotel. This trip package includes SwissAir flights, deluxe motorcoach transportation, 7 nights accommodations in Lucerne, 17 meals (breakfast and dinner daily), all tours and sight-seeing. basgage handling and local guide. All for only $2,095 per member! Sound like fun? Jolr'! us for a Swiss 1i'avel Preview! (J\1') - ' r . ' Thursday, October28, 11199 8:30p.m. City National Bank 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant 1'tunday, October 28, 1999 2:00p.m. City National Bank 3801 Mac:Corlde Avenue, SE CharlestOn , 't By BRIAN J. REED the construclion of a speculauve Sentinel News Staff, building on the si te, and emphasized Arriving by helicopter from a that Meigs County has a "willing tour of other Southern Ohio counties, · work force," despite its double-digit Ohio's director of development visit- -unemploymenl figures (I 0 percent at ed one of Meigs County's two pro- last report). posed industrial sites on Tuesday As an example , Varnadoe noted with a group of local community that I,000 applicants had IUrned up lo leaders. seek jobs at the new Wal-Mart store m Mason , W.Va., and cited that other new businesses in recenl years had C. Lee Johnson was greeted by the experienced similar application figMeigs County Commissioners, ures. Development Director Perry VarnaMichael Swisher, director of the doe. and members of the Meigs Meigs.Cqunty Department of Human County Community Improvement Services, which has taken an active Corporation and chamber of comrole in economic development as it merce at the former Ohio Valley relates to job creation and the state's Manufacturing property in Tuppers new and limiting welfare reform Plains laws, agreed that Meigs County resThe 50-acre site, which has been idents, in general, arc hard-working subdivided into I0 lots, is situated on State Route 681 , and 1s owned by the and industrious. ·"In the past, our main industries CIC. a non-profit organization dedihave been agriculture and coal mincated 1o economic development. ing," Swisher told Johnson. "Neither . The sile has all utilities in place along the h1ghway. but access roads and other on-site mfrastructure have yet to be bUJh. Varnadoe stre ssed that state asSIStance would be needed in industry has a history of a bad work ethic." Johnson said that commumties such as Meigs County are "the future of economic development," citing two reasons: quality of life, and the ready-made sites for locating small industry and other business. Johnson said that applicants for industrial positions are seeking safe and friendly communities. and that business owners are beginning to look at sites such as the CIC site because they allow facilities to be constructed "from the bottom up, rather than the top down." ''I'm trying to get to know the people in this state, and find out what their needs are," Johnson said. "What I'm heanng in the field is not necessarily the same as l'm hearing in Columbus." Varnadoe also noted that the West Virginia Depanment of Development is very aggressive in working to attract industry, and said that Slate asSistance IS all that much more important. "We're very anxious to do what we can," Johnson said, telling those who met with him 1hat he would investigate ways in which 1he state can assist the CIC and the county in developing the site, and specifically in constructing a speculative building. The proposed 50,000 square-foot building, estimated to cost $1 million, would provide a starting point for selling the site to industries. According to Varnadoe, half of Meigs County's residents leave the county every day to go to jobs oulside of the county. "In talking to people m Me1gs County, I have found that people want their own children lo have the opportunity to live and work in Meigs County, and to do well," Varnadoe said. "What we're doing now is for the next generation." grant to aid r,grounds improvements Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel l 2 Sections • 12 Pages Calendar Classitieds Comics Editorials lAical Soorts Weather .... I 7 8-10 11 2 3 • 4-6 3 Lotteries 2BW Pick 3: 0-8-3; Pick 4: 5-3-4-9 Buckeye 5: 4-12-25-29-36 l!.YA. Doily 3: 9-0-1; Dally 4: 6-9-0-2 0 1999 Oh1o V~ ll ty Publishing Co. • -~- - -- · -·· - -" .. _..___ ,, -· - ...-_·,._ __- ---.2..-_ ;_·' ·.•'!. ~- :__:_~- - - · _~::.....~.--:.-:......_.;, .. ·-:,,. '' .-.· .• ...,:~-~l..r;~ ,' . •'• ,. . ....... _....:.~-~-.: .. ~- .. _ ::-._ - -- ~ - _..... . ... ~~-;...;;. • . ., VISITS COUNTY- Ohio's Director of DeveJ. opment C. Lee Johnson, right, visited the Industrial slteln Tuppers Plains with members of the Community Improvement Corporation end Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. At Jell ere Mike Swlaber, director of the Meigs Coun· ty Department of Human Services, and Sue Malson of the Melge County Chamber of Com· merce. ,.l ' • sta1tA-~ponsored ' For more lnformetlart, pJeaM call your local Peoples Ch<lice '.,; ·-· ... __ _ -Heading for isolationism?, Page 2· ·Roush honored in column, Page 6 N9t the person of her dreams, Page 7 • "When you look pt it, we're vice' president marketing for WestThe company's StarTac wire~ really at another one of those junc- port Corp., which makes bags and less phone comes with accessorie1 tures in time," Culley said. agenda notebooks under such like an im1tat10n pearl necklace so Jimmy Newcomer, a professor · names as Mundi, Perry Ellis and the device can be worked around. of fashion design at the Fashion Kenneth Cole. the neck. Motorola also has beell Institute of Technology in New . Gap stores offer a version of the working on packaging a cellular York, said it's not surprising that modern-day backpack, featuring a phone in the form of a wristwatc~ retailers are making changes to single strap that goes across the - making the technology mor~ suit the needs of their customers. front of the body with a cell phone like a personal accessory. ' Vibrant colors and sleeket "If your manufacturer sees that pocket in the center. customers are making do with a ".Technology has been a huge shapes are. becoming more perval makeshift pocket or strap, they are influence we see in our fall and sive. Qualcomm 's thin phones; going to invent new designs," holiday line," said Amy Manitis, which bave a built-in battery and Newcomer said. Gap's director of public relations. are less ·than seven-tenths of tui He expects the trend to reach The chain has updated already- inch thick, can slip into a pocket the mass market - where the spacious cargo pants with special but still be comfortable to use. ·• prevalence of cargo pants and cell phone pockets and added The portability of personal other multi-pocketed items help clothes with lots of Velcro details. technology is influencing fashion cater to those who can't live withIt cuts both ways. Personal style in other ways. New devices enablci out their techno-gadgets. Acces· also is influencing the design of people to conduct business jus1 sories such as sleek-looking belly cellular phones, pagers and other about anywhere and free therq packs and shoulder satchels have devices.' from the confines of the office. ' sprung up in part so people don't "People believe that these · "Clothing needs to keep up have to stick bulky computing and products, which are going to be with that," said analyst Phil telephone devices in their clothes, with them for long periods of time, Kowalczyk, a partner in charge o( Newcomer said. have to be an extension of their strategic services with Kurt personal selves," said Dan Salmon Associates in Atlanta~ Indeed, the belt bag category items that loop through the belt or Williams, director of design and More comfortable fabrics, lilt~ are worn around the waist - have innovation for Motorola's personal wool garments with some stretCh been "red hot, " said John Florin, communications sector. in them, are the result, he said. , Company unveils electronic process Wife of Los Lobos that kills bacteria member missing; in meat, fruit half-brother arrested DAUGHTER CHRISTENED • • Ivy VIctoria Welsh, daughter of ~ end Holly Welsh of Lov• llrid, Wll chrlltenld on Sept. 12 It .the Rutland Church ol the Nuerene, by - the Rev. Sem Baye. ' Born oil June 12 et Bethesda Hoapltlllln .Cinclnnetl, aile 11 the grenclcllughter of Mr. end Mrs. Allen Wlllleme ol Pomeroy, Thomas Welsh of Coloredo, and Carol Kreiner of Cincinnati. Tomorrow: Sunny High: 70; Low: 30s · Fashion heeding the call of high tech junkies TUESDAY POMEROY - Meigs County POMEROY Winding Trail Farmland Preservation committee, 4 Garden Club, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at p.m. Wednesday, Extension Office. the home of Kay Frederick. POMEROY - Immunization POMEROY - Wildwood GarClinic, Tuesday, 9 to 11 a.m. and I to den Club, Wednesday, I p.m. at the 3 p.m. at the Meigs County Health .home of Betty Milhoan. Department. Children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. mURSDAY Immunization records must be prePOMEROY - Meigs Soil and sented. Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors, Thursday, 8 p.m. at REEDSVILLE - Meigs County conservation office. Holiness Association's October rally, Tuesday 7 p.m., Reedsville POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Church of the Nazarene. Bill Justice, Beta, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Lutheran speaker. Everyone invited. Church. Hobo dress contest. Hostesses, Donna Dyer and Shirley BeeWEDNESDAY gle. IVY VICTORIA WALSH . By JESSIE SEYFER Assocllted Press Writer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The latest fashion trend for girls doesn 't mvolve body piercing, hertna or Britney Spears. But it still has shock potential. Tattoo jewelry ...,..- stretchy bands of woven plastic that from a distance look remarkably like tattoos - is all the rage among preteens and teens, adorning necks, fingers, ankles and bellies of girls who want to appear just a bit wicked. "At first my parents were freaked," said 15-year-old Melissa Colpn, who takes any opportunity to make her school uniform look more trendy. The lacy jewelry stretches to fit over a person's head , foot or hand. It also fits a teen-ager's budget: A necklace sells for about $3. TATTO JEWELRY IS the latest rage among tHna. The lacy "They' re so hoi it's unbeliev- jewelry atretchea to fit over a pe~na'a head, foot or hand. able," said David Wolfe, a fashion forecaster at the Donegar Group in elry has been a top-seller since it enjoys the double takes she ·gets New York. "I think people like appeared on shelves last spring. from adults who thought she had them because they give the impresSutton said Claire's buyers done permanent damage to herself. sion you're cool enough to have a picked them up in Austria and Ger"At first I thought, 'Oh my God, tattoo, but you don't have to be many last year. Karen Ngo, of the people are tattooing their necks! '" brave enough to endure the pain of teen Web site Alloy, said a compa- said Eneida Merlos, whose 11 a one." ny in the Netherlands claims to year-old daughter Tiffany wears ·cynthia Sutton, director of mar- have designed them first. Some one of the necklaces. "But as long keting for Claire's Stores, which teens trace them to the Philippines as ' it wasn't permanent, it was operates more than 2,000 teen bou- and Japan. OK." tiques nationwide; said tattoo jewLaurie Louie, 16, said she Previously, .young people have By MARmA IRVINE Assocllted Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) - Women who exercise at least an hour a day may reduce the1r nsk of breast cancer by 20 percent, according to one of the largest stud1es ever done on the topic. . The findings, published in Monday's Archives of Internal Medi~me, add to the growmg ev1dence that exercise can help prevent breast cancer. A smaller 1997 study in Norway found that women who exercised at least four hours a week were about a third less likely to get breast cancer. ."All the evidence suggests that there's nothing to lose by women bemg physically active," said Beverly Rockhill, lead author of the latest study and a researcher at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. Researchers believe exercise may affect breast cancer because it lowers the level of estrogen circulatmg in a woman's body. Estrogen has been found to stimulate breast cell growth, increasing the chances of cancer, Rockhill said. The latest study was based on the analysis of questionnaires from 121.701 women nat1onw1de who participated in the Nurses' Health Study, a long-term health survey of women ages 30 to 55. Rockhill and her colleagues looked at data from 1980 to 1994. They found 3,13?-cases of breast cancer among the 85.364 women who answered questions about physical activity. Of those, 20 percent fewer women who exercised an average of o~ce a day or more got breast cancer, compared with those who exerCised less than an hour a Wt!Ck The exercise mcluded brisk walking and JOggmg but not things like housework or gardening. The researchers adjusted their data for factors such as weight and hormone use but not for diet and smoking. since neither factor appeared to be that that different among act1ve and inactive women Rockhill said. ' Louise.Brinton, chief of the environmental epidemiology branch at the NatiOnal Cancer Institute, said the findings are more likely to be accurate than some other studies because the women were asked about their exercise habits when they were actually exercising. Other studies have asked participants to remember how active they were in the past. Today: Sunny High: 60s; Low: 30s .October 27, 1999 The Rock Springs Fairgrounds will see some major capital improvements through the Ohio County Fairground Capital Improvement Grant. According to State Rep. Johg Carey, R-Wellston, the Me1gs County Agricultural Society, or fair board, will receive $26,500 toward the con. struction of a small animal barn, a horse barn and an open pavilion . A matching amount for the construction will come from fair board funds, according to Debbie Watson, secretary, making the entire project cost $53,000. Yesterday advertising for bids on the construction began. Bids will be opened on Nov. 23 at 4 p.m. and Watson said the board is hopeful of getting the construction underway by the first of December. According to the rules Of the grant, the buildings must be fini•hed before the 2000 fair opens. The horse barn to be built over 1he hill will be 38x 120 feet, while the small animal bam to be located on Ihe hi II near the sheep barn will be 40x 70 feet. The slate made available $5 m'ilhon IR funding for fairgrounds improvements across the Slalc, and 1he 94th Dis1ric1 will share $199,225 from the fund. Gallia County's junior fair board will receive $84,475 for the purchase of real estate . Jackson and Lawrence Counties also received funding . Also included in the grant award package is a $12,000 for the Albany Independent Fair, according to a spokesman for State Rep. Larry H6useholder, R-Gienford . � 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 10. October 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 October 26, 1999 evans goodnite terrell