https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3cd0bebf01095f96219af18f6b9e8b7c.pdf bc9055964c10589e9d2b7a29642759f1 PDF Text Text .. r ·iPaoe12. The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • MUFFLER SHOP 982-2118 912-2118 ~..-\-COU""t J. t!/ii;d 4.( . ~·. Slf\1cea See Mike Bing Farm&Lawn Starting at $79.95 (614) 446:2412 or Toll Free 1-80().594-111 1 : I fll .e .2._CII • ~ 132.718 mplo, Sept. 21, 18117. cmtiR ~ . . . . . 81 Elott A.ldd---""'Gonion---.... two.....,_- c. = eo ~ = and R1ckyDill -_~beyII Ocwor. Cll ~ ~ ~ ....... 0 1 . D. ~Jf.• 7. Boa . . . .. 2,151 a.~.-..z.­ t . PN.......,Uc7 ;:. '"11)11' ( •• · . ' ' C·: " .' d CII:JEFF -~~ WARNER" ...... .................. ....,...,_ ~- t•ra Sept. ,. WINSTON CUP IEAIU Jeff Burton put a atop to the Jell Goodon juggomlut, but only by the length of tho hoocl Of the 188100, with Rid<y en... NASCAR -· Solect400 --.r - --injured~­ ~Emit lmn.,.. -.ld .... be upriled 11 all to tee 111 inspira- ease, at ticml-byCmon. Door NASCAilllis - . rm...,.. .a of1ocariaJ (thai) Jefr Oonloa io ........... modo. Theooilnla_wloo_l to be in hil pta. Goo 1 lire, ..... - oXiwn. Oo Jell! fnMMOI)' u-.PL and Homadoy came bock to win on Sunday at Memphis, Tenn. in--·Thlo--~artl ~.--(21 Hlrd· nosod and relentless eo-. Lost hn 7. Ruoty-.. (71 Thnoe poles, no wins L Emil tr-. (VI Didn~ have the car 3.Jtll-141 earNo. 5 .. _win_ 131 .1oM Cllrii.4'NCM Thlt W... . e. 11o1111y L.e~JonW 181 111 e.John-(101 Rough nigN II RIR Getting ~ together L-Eamhonii(&J Aln-up ort I ....ci< 10. Ken Sctwsd1r (NR) Ninth in points 1bny a.w.t; loll, l e - about JoiM'Ih-- Clap . . . . - - · lly lo1onta Dullon Rushville, Ind., now iivM in NASCAA TNs ll'olk tndianapollo. Anllly, well before lila ago AGE: 27 ol 30. Tony S1owart is one of FAMILY: Single the rnoroi famller names in CAR: No. 44 Shel Pontloo American IT10l0rlp0(ta. Grand Prix (Buaclo Grand Slewlll io the only driver in NatJonall, owned by Joe hlolay 1o win line United Gibbo. StatM Auto Club opon·wllool DEIICIUI! YOUR ~· - Mldgot, Sp1rot Car IHGI AllOUT .rotNIIIG 1HE and in the WIN8TOH CUP 1EA1E8 NEXT YEAR. "I've,_ bloiro on the POle in tho Indianapolis eo lllldl8d. Thlo Ia _,.._ 500, tho ~'a moll famous 19 _.. I'lie dedi,_, and he hu _,the Cited "'Y - l i t . to auto ohamplonolllp of the Indy 180ing. I don~ think I oould -Crown- """"_,,He heo- a--·· r.r. -- 011 IHI SOIIDUIE -- ...... <00, """'· Dol. Yl. Stpt "' 27 H..500, lrl\lrtlnMie, Oct • Oct. 11 Oct 1r Ott 2S HeN. 1 Nov. I -- UAW·OM 500, Concotd, N:C. Wir'IIC.otl500. T~ All. ~ 400, o.ytcN BeM:h, Fll. ()n.U.O. 500, A~ ,' Ml AC-Oe6co 400. Rucld:ogt•n. N.C. NAM ~· Hlfi'¥IIOn, Ga J. Burton w. ~ J1tNtt T. l.lborU G. Bodine IMn Jan.n HM'ifton fWttton B. llbont• B. L.abontl G. Boclne Rooing Leoguo.alii hu not VII Stewart plci< won his flrll,_ in the NASCAR Buactl Grand National - · though he has oome cioN on - . 1 occa· slonl. Next year he will move up to tho Winston Cup Solieo in a Pootiac owned by Joe Glblls. It will wear 20, the number Stewart hu oarriod to mony of hla put trio.rnphs. HOIIIETOWN: Raiaed in R1ID Of THI Will Jell Doran n. Rotllh Racing Wbo'suot Gordon, two. NMCAR Thle- MOitJn ont and Jolf Burton one, colloctlvoty turning tho uoualty oornpolltlve Winllon Clip into a -.car ---hill opinion: Dala.-tooa ·-'1 Martin IW nv. ucond·place fin-. Burton, two and but ,.,..,__two a row -ln . . -. 111011 _, Md Ml boll drlv., "" coming 10 agon~ngty cioN. • ~~as a teem111e Ia going to help out a lot. K'l · going to bo a griM . - to melD gala& the trKk time tild t.o11ng 1con do. Having Jinmy Maker (CIIIW chloiJ with Bobby Ia going to be a lot of help, KI can jullmaka tho I'ICII naxt yell', thll w11 give me olot o f - time.• - H A l TIIIIUICH '*' wido elood<cnd floc inloooool, lhoulol ............ viciOfY lap, 10 doe .. <been or doe llonona. .. . Allo, plebe 1oM doe driver lake off ................... doe vicfory cXpraaion on hia f.cc. Rayl Holtz Blooonoiqtm.lit. POle. woll, we've juot had good "'""· To go to - t1101c1 tild run up Front hu definitely helped bulkl rrry oonfidence. Having llollby (Labonte) in rrry comor onc1 bolng my and puahing me Ia a big plua. K'l dofinltely giWn me a lot of coo ofidenoelhlll yw.• 555 Park St. Middleport 992·6611 1111111 ~FOil YOU? "TTMM BuooMieltoe 1111 been a COiofldiiiCI builder fl>r 1111. To go out and IIIII Pkt we did at o.ytona IIICI-- ~ 11 ·~ 111C1 all oro tho Valley Lumber& Supply co. • Jimmy Fennfg , _ 1 ONOial call thltQIMIMal'o< Martin lrKk poeitloro and -*-'tva tlolrd-place ftnilh. On t.Wiin'a final pllllop, he lllOk two wl1lll moet othor four. - ctoanging TRIVIA 2. ...., ,..._ al11" 01 time humbled and lrTttaled Ja<* Rouah,- 10 olton he and hla two gal ooporience, Ha'ling Bobby 'lllil-. Door NASCA!\ I tloDt (drMn) ooloould llill 80 ... of !heir WOO)' to be (unity wido the fooo. One toic - olaold be tile piiiOI finole. Wloen doe ""' is ""';hud. an the urGb illdtled. and tile otloa n oll off doe ...... doe wironinl and .... 1, _ _ _ oi _ _ _ _ Cup_ only .... vk:tolry, dominonc:e ,.. at the - o- thl lUI 10 rocea, WHAT Alii! YOUR EXPI!C. TATIONI FOR YOUR I'IRIT YEAR IN WINSTON CUP? "A01ilatlcalty, 1want to make the sMwl. The Winllon Clip Solieo lillie toughlat in "'-lea right now, Wnot the tougMat in the wcrld. To ooma into the -IIICI expect to go out and win """"' the flm year 1o prwtty crazy, 1want to go out tild WII0'8HOT? in tho lUI olgl1l ,...., haa olx wlna, Mart< lho'!r· - . liooos.-cxodoe-.or 200-'- popular So he's human l.unaolloq. Door Mr. - Mil. llcou&au. c.-~.,... il ""Y nu:b up in the air rtpt - · olcpendina on lril the lirpioa ell'ecl or IMIIII "'"""' CAAFTSMAH TRUCK 8ERfQ The two , . _ , ,.,.,.. in SuperTruck racing, Jock Sprague ond RonJiomaday, NOh won""""'· Sprague prevoilod in o on Thursday night II Riclvnond, In lheExido · FW1king II 1. Jell Gonion __ _.,_in ... __ Wloon-ti'eftrattlrMinti'e-n(1~ltll WHCI'IIIOT?-noato, ~ Kenny Irwin, ..... ......., ................... ....,..,.. ..... ~~'1- ·1 -llvo - '-*UM.,..._.......,...,....,..._. ..... "\IIIW-'*"'1 ., otnolglotout ftroWIOoogtloan 111tto. AlOUIID '1111 GAIAGI Jeff Gordon's tires get clean bill of health from NASCAR FROM THE ARCHIVES: 1he r1o11 - , ol NA1CAR H _ , . incllldible by See us for Your Stihl" Power Tools & Accessories n.;.-. io ._.,.<No.) so a..r .. mthe ~ 400 (Midlipo~ Whooo doa be 10 ftan hen; and do )'DU doioolt ho11_1_ .... )<IF7 RK:hmond. roni<ingo l>Y NASCAA - - Door NASCAil series, winning his slx1h race on his NO. 99 Ford fl)rlo1ooloDutloro NASCAR Th~ Week RICHMOND, Vs. -The l(rQI tJre.IOikina concrow:ny ts am, « 11 lc:at from NASCAR 'l poinr of view it is. today'l - · but in 1971. in only the third NASCAR , _ held II Dover Downo, Bobby managed to win • ~lie """' thll wu - - b y . caution flag. 0r1vtng a Ford, Allton ~ tho fllld. Fllld t.oronzen aec:onc1 in a P1ymouth, one lop down, , _ b y Riclwd Petty in another Plymouth, two lapo down. Bobby iaaiiC -third, four iapl behind, tild G.C. Spence< IWrtn, 14 behind. lites"""""""' - The Jeff Oonlon~ Cloevrolct after doe at New HaqoohU.I~onA"i-JO.•wo11a - ftan il1ork il1a<lin\ F<orol - f'ound. NASCAR'"""""""" ~ lelted at an inck:p::udenl ilbcoralory, wlom """"" illepl load-- prca, confmncc. They may be pretty, but watch your step m.wnME. Friday, September 18 . Free Prev&ew e:oo PM Aoboc;op 3 (!'Go 131 By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Please don'r feed the geese. _ : . A flock of about 60 Canadian geese n:cen1ly-took up residency along the Pomeroy Levee. providing spectators along the promenade wirh a new spectacle. "Thai's a pretty big nock." according 10 Keith Marrow of District4 of the Ohio Division of Wildlife. based in Athens. The Canada goose is considered a major conservation success story; roo successful. according to some. who consider the large prolific bird< a plague to golf courses. parks and other public areas. , The big problem. according to Manow. is that geese are gra.zer.;- attract· ed to short succulent grasses and area.> that are mown. "As most people know. whar a goose ears goes right through it." he said. "They leave droppings behind and people don't like thai." "Feeding them only aggmvates the situation." he explained. "What stuns out as a smallllock can become preny large ... growing by leaps and llounds in a couple of years." · Ohio offers waterfowl hunten; an early goose season in an effort to control the number of birds. "In municipalities you can't hunt them to decrease their numbers.' Marrow said. Wild geese are comfortable living in areas like parks when: the gr.tss is mown and people feed rhem. "They adjust really well," said Marrow. who said they soon learn to start looking for handouts once people begin feeding them. In addition. nesting geese have been known to chase and attack people who wander into their territory. "There are some problems with nes1ing." he said. A gander will defend the nest against anything. allacking an intruder by clobbering it with its wings. he said. "Women seem to get beat on more than men," he added. "If ntUtCked by a goose. you need to stand your ground." he advised. "Don't run." Complicating mailers. Ohio's geese don't always migrare . ":rhe ones that are here in the summenime don'r generally migmte." Mar· row said. "You can't tell by looking arthem.' "Wha1 you wan I to do with them. if they are going to be a poten1ial prob" lem; they are susceptible to hazing. but you need to be persistenl." However. Marrow said it is too early to determine if the no.:k currently callinl( Pomeroy its home is taking up pennanent residency. "The Ohio River has a whole population that moves up and down the river. "They may move along." NO LIMITS . PROLONG SUPER luBRICANTS As~ T~ full Trl1llllllll SJ995 S)395 SJ595 SJ 0' Cha nnel17 8:00PM Mimic: (RJ 1tt.OOPM Stlrgate SQ. IN (IV14J 11:00PM Dead~M>'aO... (TVPOJ Septe~nher 18-fl» Sllunlay, September 11 8:15 PM i1M1ti Hils ' - (!'Go t31 1:00 Plol Nt Folce One (RJ 10:30 PM lilc's (TBOJ Sundly, Slptlmller 20 6:00 PM 8:00PM My IIIII f'1lend'a Wl1ldng (!'G-13) Till iNpldcn (1Vt4) 10:00 PM Till Glml (RJ t 2:t 5AM Grldlod1'd (RJ Sentinel Calendar Classifirds Comics Editorials Local Sports Weather ITENTION ADVERTISERS!! •• Advertise on this page Call 992·2155 11:00 PM t1 :30 PM De..... GU'ftUiae. Ripley, WV 26271 1-800-984-3673 675-3398 or 1-800-766-0553 Dave Harris Ext. 104 !. For More Information thai is believed to be from Jackson County, W.Va., and Wirt County bur· glaries. Of the 62 guns seized, 17 have already come back from the National Crime Information Center (NCICJ a.< stolen. Lawn mowers and a ga< heater have been recovered from Jackson County, W.Va.. bur· glaries and a lawn mower and black powder nne have been recovered . from the Wirt'burglaries. "We're still trying to identify siOien property." McConihay said. "We're following leads on two bur· glaries in Ma.'iOII County in which we've recovered guns." He continued. "After reading the paper la..r week following the first search wart'ant, I got a call from someone who purchased a fourwheeler in June. He wanted 10 check to see if it was stolen. It wa.s, and he turned it over to the Mason County Sheriffs Department." The four-wheeler. a 350 Yamaha Blaster. wa.~ stolen from Timothy Wilson of JackliOII County. W.Va. Wilson traveled to Ma.~n County Thur>day evening to retrieve his propeny. Property ha.s also been rerumed in Wirt Counry, a.s well a< other items to Jackson County. McConihay said the ATF now has custody of the bulk of the J!Uns . and the Secret Service ha.• most of the counrerfeit checks. ......-. .~:-.... -..· ::"'... Caution urged.as geese t4ke up . residency at Pomeroy's Levee 2 Sec:tions • I 2 Pa~es \ ! Police target burglary, counterfeit check ring Today's St. Rt. 248 985-3308 &t;ne lwtr4111 Enfneloosl• a1 Good Afternoon Gooxl)'ar~ enai· . Tony Fmonol, and NASCAR Via Prnideool 111ik< Hetoon Ridenour Supply .Chester Indians hand Twins defeat at Cleveland Page4 • doe_,. io oFnday oftemooooo - . .. By MINDY KEARNS 10 include 1he counties of Ma.~n. OVP News Staff Jackson. Putnam and Wirt in West POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. - A Virginia, and Meigs. Gallia and Jack· burglary and counterfeit check ring son counties in Ohio. This came fol· spanning at least seven counries in lowing a second search warrant that West Virginia and Ohio is under was executed at 1he same residence investigation, and rhe police agencies Wednesday. involved are asking for the help of Mc<:onihay said police agencies area residents and businesses. accord· are asking anyone who 1hinks they ing to Mason County Sheriffs might have been given a counterfeit Depanment Investigator Cun check to contact tho sheriffs depart· McConihay. ment at 304-675-3838. The investiThe investigation began after 1he gator said the checks may appear as local sheriffs department. U.S. Secret company, payroll or personal checks. · Service, Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco Anyone receiving suspicious checks. and Fireanns (ATF) and the Milton or checks that wen: returned from the Police Departmen1 executed a feder- bank marked with "no such address." al search warrant at 1he Sand Hill should report them. Road residence of Charles Damron McConihay said so far, checks on Thursday. Sept. 10. have been signed with various sig· Among items confiscated were 62 natures and have ranged from $100 guns. including shotguns, rilles and to $1 ,300. Eleven counterfeit checks handguns. computers. compurer disks have surfaced in Mason County. and other items. The search warrant however McConihay said Meigs followed the arrest of a person who County has suffered the brunt of most attempted to pa.ss a counterfeit busi· of the bogus checks. ness check at Milton Foodland. The According to McConihay, it computer equipment was taken to appears the invesriga1ion is also search for bogus company checks. going to lead to the solving of mul false driver.;' licenses and IDs thai tiple burglaries. may have been printed from it. During the second search of the The.investigation ha.- since grown Damron home, property was seized ""'* ,_ ... \\lo nolly - BUSCH IIIIAND NATIONAL Dolo E - Jr. continued to bo tho domlnotor of the one: He was the tim native Vlrglnilw> to win II Ric:flmond lnlomllionaf - . y Iince MilHi,; ............. lnfonnatlon bOld. Rioky Rudel in 19&4. ,--....,=--, - 111 Court St. Pomeroy 992-2155 Dave Harris Ext.104 For More LiooiiA Haory- ViciOI)' The Daily Sentinel Call 992·2156 "'""" . . . . . . and tho .... -11i'otly ' a.. 2,78) TautUa. Burton'• Cll .,_,-to a-. IIOIIWTWBI II -u -. .. -IIIUdoy. . . . . Oolawooy · · · - · """""-v. Sept. 18. AZIIIIGCIU'IFION:Arlt,_ '!MoCK CIUM.I'YINCIIIKGRD: - .... Met-.-: AI-.,.. on.ti\Jr •wwaoa Nano - . : Thla 1.25-mla o.tnglon, but " haa Tony Stewart a.,.. 2,111 - UN111JCK- ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE U.24 4. ~ ....... J ,011 . ~ r• E '·'* I.Tllrl~2,111 10. ......,. CIW i co.tlll': ~ NCI8 XLIDIIIICH. . . . . Jot&.lr WHERE: Ocwor(Ooi.J Oowno- 2. .... 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I 992-2825 Bodheia t h o - - - Una vtoRlrtdy LAJoie, AoOort ~and Sembo'a )Mm.- in tho tiny ,._, of Lllpalc, Ia tho , _ popu1ar of tho local W CtrJIIIO CHIJrtON: Mn r.wti'l -· c ~- ..Q - D'naP1l~I-WIIBL'Ibdd ~""" &nlay, Sept. 20 ""' .,oe North SecGftd Ave. • Middleport, OH THE WINSTON CUP CIRCUIT - I &.4 c • ~ -· 0" Still fighting World War II, Page 2 Michigan suspends Ray, Page 5 What a revoltin' development, Page 6 ~~ Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 80s; Low: 60s Iii • ale ~ ~UP:- 01*1 oiQ) WHI!IIE: Ocwor (Dot) Oowno in~.. -·lllfoo-101• ... :8 ~ Today: Partly cloudy High: 80s; Low: 60s Sports Sept. 18, 1998 PHOHE "2·2, .. ntE-toN CIPIERII!I 0 !IJ sount TMIRo AfiODLEPORT • Guaranteed Service -• ..,r~J ., Friday Weather • ). . Muffler & Tail Pipe - PlatiCII!IIl DIM Galpolla Aero. flam Gala~ Stltlll an old Alii. 35 West Ntw s.- Houns Mon.-Fri. 6-5; Sat. 8-3 Thursday, September 17, 1998 6 8·10 11 2 3 4&~ 3 Lotteries Willl Pick 3: 3-9·9: Pick 4: 4·7·1·2 Buckeye 5: 4-6-11·12-22 ltYA. O.Uy 3: 3-8-8: Dally 4: 9·2-3·1 0 1998 Oloio V.lky Publillof"' Co. Expo this weekend Ribbon-cutting ceremonln for the Third Annual Town and Country Expo will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Rock Springs Falrgrounda. Demonstrations of pioneer skills and dleplays of antique and new tractors and cars, along with a variety of entertainment, will be featured at the two-clay event to be h91d from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both clays. A gospel hour will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday with Sheila Arnold, right, Country Gospel Music Association's 1998 "Female Vocallat of the Year, • as the featured singer. The quiH top displayed below by Bunny Kuhl will be awarded In the quiH contest. Those visiting the Expo will vote on their favorite quilt In a show to be held In the senior fair building. The owner of the quiH getting the moat votes will receive the "Trip Around the World" quiH top made by Kuhl. ~RC _ grant will assist water line extension ~. ' .. .• ' w ~ The Meigs County Commissioners have received a S150.000 grant from rhe Appalachian Regional Commission. ro assisr wirh a waterline extension project in Dexrer. The project had received a previ· ous gmnt of $221 .700 from 1he Community Development Block Grant water and sewer competitive pro· gram. The total project cost has been estimated at $618.100. with $30.000 being provided by the commissioners from their CDBG fonnula funds. and the remaining $226.400 being pro· vided by rhe Leading Creek Conser· vancy District. According to Janet Howard. pres· idenl of the board of county com· missioners, the project will provide a much-needed safe and adequate water supply 10 approximately 95 --...._. -. ·-....- ·-.. ....... · households in Salem and Ru11and 1nwnships. The projec1 will involve ihe installarion of 35.000 feel of water line and related appurtenances to .serve the western Meigs County re.,idents . "In addi1ion. local lir< depart · menfs will have a~.: ~o:ess ments servin~ the area now haul water tn !'ire sites or rely on nearby s1reams and ponds as water sources. "This is one more rural wa1er pro· ject for our residents and we anlici· pate more in 1he future." Howard said. "As cornmis,ion~rs. we plan to ~.:uminuc worling for rural water projecls throughoul Meigs County. llccitu'e il is a vi tal usped in the L'ontinuing rleveh,pment of our coum y." Willie Nelson, Falwell will join Jackson on Ohio tour VISITING GEESE- Thle flock of about 60 Canadian gene hae eatabllahecl raaldancy naar the Pomeroy Levee. While the graceful blrda era beautiful to watch, they can alto crette problema. WASHINGTON !APl - Willie Nelson and the Rev. Jerry Falwell will help top otf a four-state bus tour through Appalachia led by 1he Rev. Jesse Jackson. Jaci<son is working with organized labor 10 try to dmw attention 10 1he needs of Appalachia's poor. '" The people in the hills have suf· fered in silence in the darkness for too long." he told a news conference Thursday a1 United Mine Workers headquarters. ··one of our missions here i.-. lo revive their ~pirils, renew their faith .·· Jackson also wants new anention paid to generating more jobs for thai economically depressed area. His Rainbow PUSH Coalition has organiLed a bus tour with stops in Pills· burgh; Morgantown. Fainnont and Humington. W.Va .: Cincinnati. Portsmou1h . Marietla and Gallipolis. Ohio: and Lexington. Pikevi lle. Grethel. Whitesburg and Booneville. Ky. The bus tour is scheduled for Sep1. 19·23. Debate ,over lurid material delays releiise of Clinton ·tape WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Judiciary Committee is trying again to approve release of more information on Pn:sidenr Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky following furious argumenu over whether 10 make available phone sex conversa1ions and other lurid mater· ial. Exhausted comminee members bolted our of their day-long, closed· door meeting Thursday, acknowl· edging thar in today's meeting. they likely would have to endure anothtr round of bitter partisanship over the mosr graphic, salacious material submitted to Congress by lndc~ndent Counsel Kenneth Starr. The comminee got so bogged down in debating and defeating Democratic proposals on party·line votes Thursday that members never &ot 10 discuss release of Clinton's videotaped. Aug. I7 grand jury testi· many. The tape is considered the key item in Starr's referral of "substantial and credible·· infonnation that m~ i!ldicate impeachabl~ conduct. With a 21·16 committee majority. Republicans have left no doubt they will use their muscle to override Democrotic objections and bring 1he testimony to the nation's television screens. While Chairman Henry Hyde, R· Ill .. characterized debate inside the room as "strongly partisan. vigor· ously partisan," the na~riness spilled over 10 disagreements beyond argu· menu over what materialiO n:letie. • Top House Republicans demand· ed an FBI inquiry in10 an alleged "systematic attempl to intimidate" Hyde and other lawmakers, and the 1IICIICY pledged to take "appropriate stepl" in response. RcpubiK:ans have blamed the White House for an online magazine story exposing 1 sexUal relationship between Hyde and a1'111111'icd woman in the 1960s; Presidential aides denied involve· meni. • Senior committee Democrat John Conyers wrote Hyde a letrer. protesting the chainnan 's acting with· out his knowledge to seek a copy of Clinton's videotaped deposition in Paula Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit. which the president gave Jan. 17. Hyde senr a letter signed only by himself to U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright in Little Rock, Ark .. asking for the tape, and later told n:poners he expects it ultimately will be made public. The judge's lawclertt said she was making arrangements to comply. • Clinton's attorney, David Kendall, said in a statement that Starr had earlier refused 1 request to destrOy the Aug. 17 videotape after it ~viewed by a grand juror who was abSent for the president's testimony. The only purpose for prescrvina it, the lawyer~ "was to ensure its public relea.o;e and embarrass the president." Starr, in response, said, "We con· eluded that we could not comply with this request. Federal law required us to transfer to the House ... the video1ape. along with all other substantial and credible information that President Clinton had commitred peljury and other felonies . ... We cannot and will not destroy evidence of a crime.·· Democrats and Republicans argued vigorously Thursday over Republican attempts to.n:lease more salacious material than the Democrats wanted. acconling to House offi. cials from both parties who were familiar with the discussions. The officials, who would not be identified by name, said Republicans 111Jued that it was relevant to the House's impeachment review to let the public' see and judge Ms. Lewin· sky's descriptions of phone sex COO· versations and physical acts, panio- ularly one involving a sexual prop. In his testimony. Clinton acknowledged only an inappropriate rela· tionship. while denying he had sex· ual relations wi1h Ms. Lewinsky. Democrats, who said the material was disgusting and not relevant, accused Republicans of breaking agreemen1s reached by the committee staff 10 keep much of the explic· il material secret. Democrats also made proposals to make the information available to Clinton before it is released publicly. and to hold up release until Sept. 28 - the House-set deadline for disclosure - so more committee members could review the material. A number of panel members have no1 seen the videotape or plowed through thou· sands of pages of malerial backing up Starr's n:pon. which said he had found evidence of potentially impeachable offenses in II sepuate instances. t •' • to flu sh hytlrants li>r better lire protection." Howard said. noting that fir< depart · • • • • �Friday, September 18, 1998 Commentary I I 'f.sta6fisfrd Ill 1948 111 Court StrHt, Pomeroy, Ohio ·Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publlaher DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH Gene1111 M1nagar ""-. . -.-to""' """' . . -""'bootof,., -.,.,.._-all Mil_,.,.. of fOpic8. - - (3/JIJ- " ' - } publl- l'I'Ptd ,.,. may Each phone numbtr: Spw;Hy • ur. ff , . , . •• • ,.,..,... lo • ~· •rfJI:h o r - - lo. .._., to liN EdJtor. TIN - · Iff Court Bt, -.oy, 011/o or, FU to•14411111-2157 lit- t110u1t1- • ,._., - . .. u-. Clinton's order on d·ouble-talk doesn't apply to himself By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller BERLIN More 1han a half· century after the last bombs of World War II fell on Germany. CU· 1zens here are still feeling the aftershocks luerally Wh1le Amencans remember the war by hononng ''' veterans and nockong 10 !healers 10 .cc . Savong Pnvate Ryan ,.. Germans are remonded of 1he war m a much more dtrecl way Thousands of love alloed munuoons are su ll boned here · and the cleanup 1s «pected lo lake al least 20 more years 10 complele Ju,l a week ago emergency sorcn s waolcd and 10 000 people were cvac ualcd from 1he<r homos on the Bcrlon 'u hurb of Oranocn· burg as au1honues dofluscd 1wo 500-pound Amcncan "arheads doscmcrcd m a construcuon "'c The warheads hroughl lo more percenl of lhe 60.000 ton s of explosoves dropped on Oranoenburg and Berlon durmg the war faoled 10 detonate Much of 11 stoll hes u"dcrground . along w11h love Moiler & grenades. land Anderson mmes. bullcls and rockets They're old , bul on many cases sllll lethal In fact rust and age have so corroded some of lhc bombs thai they could go off anv monulc Three years agn a World War II homh c.ploded hencalh a Berton <!reel hlowong ou1 wondows for hlocks luckol) 1hc s1rce1 was descried and no nne was Injured Construuoon workers al a Bcrlon wook proJecl \\ercn 1 "' lucky ,, lnnguaglo! 1n fa, or nl~.;r.llty \A mdmg - he ne'er slept '' 1111 the \\ onu n never hntkc nunJUUn.tl.l\\s never ~..:ilOl ii \Cd to ,\\Old the dr.111 In c.u.:h l.lse the ,tnsv.cr blunh.: d th~.: 4ucsuon .and got hun p.a . . t a ~..:.am­ p.ugn h.v.trd Thos wrncr " more dolllluh S11 hos While House counsel Rull s,oys Ihe po csodcnl ' lu Ill lclc\ oscd hut un .. v.orn - Jcmal olscxu.tl rcl.1t1nn .. wuh Ms Lcwmsky "·''not truthlui wh1lc tn fu , Jon.: ~ dcpt"Hion thai ~.lnl l won..l1ng \\.Is n.lrrtlW l:.lrclul.md Rill pequry Kcnd.oll saod Clinlon ,odmollcd ,, sc.ual rclaloonshop when he ICstllocd 10 1hc gr.md JUry hull hal dodn 1 me.on he had perjured homsell when he dcnocd !<iCXual rcl.tonn~ tn the Jones L.'asc f.kpnsllton The poonl nuy work legall y II doesn I help P"l lloc.ill y lcg.tl l.tngu.1gc must not l )O~lurc the l.td that I h.1vc done Ywrong: Clinton s.ml .n ,, Whnc House pr.1ye r hrc.lkl.tst Fnday Then hcgmmng the \ l ~tm•u~ tldcnse he prnonoscd Clonlt>n s l.twye" used lcg.thslll diSimctO<ons 111 .1rguc on dclcnse hrocl s .md 11n 1clc\ oso on lalk shows lhal he hadn I done llllpeach.thlc wrnng He docsn 1 w,ml In hode hchond a hun<h of lcg.tl mumhO·JUmhn John Podcsla Clonl<ln s dcpuly chocl t>l slall saod on CNN Bu11h.11 ' 1hc sheller .tg.unsl perJury Clonlon ''a Ia" )<r loo and he used 11 when he lcsulocd Thai "1hc Jolemm.o The lcg.lhllcs hackl~re polotlc.il l) 'The consodcrcd judgmcnl ollhc Amen~ an pet>plc " nt>l gt>ong In me ol Iall on Ihe li ne dos11nc11ons ol a legal argumcnl nul on sor.ughl l.ol k and Ihe trulh Rep Dll~ Gcphardl lhe House Democratic lcodcr saod Monday Letters to the editor Administration built on lies, deceit :::~~~~i:;~.~a~~~~ ~"~.~·;~~g.:,!~::~~:,~~. k·~:yfa:·~~~.'~c~~~~~~: 1 .'l uf thos realm I saw all konds ol wend pervcr"ons on my lo 1c of work ~ .• don'l recall any c1gar action Ro~ald Reagan was a so-so actor who became a ralhcr a<comphshed poloucal leader Thos Boilary <haraclcr " a less than so-so polotocal power· house who has IUrned onto a convonun g aelor Thai guy loolcd a lot of olh· erwosc on1clhgcn1 people "11 h 1hal per fom1.1ncc on TV Salurday Th osc who know hom hesl could sec Ihe O<l"n<asl lnok was lor heong caughl nol for lhc sorrow nl so dosguslong a nauon,ol d"gracc as he. lhey have hroughl aboul Th" ,tdmonoslr.uoon w.os n01j1 on dcccll and hcs .md now we find Shck Wolhc worked .1 dc.tl under the 1.1hk wnh 1hc N11r1h Knrcans tMccl lhc Pre:\~ Sept I 'l) II 11 \o\t:rc on ly tnc lUncnl mor~tl a.nd spmtur~ l hog pen thai outlil ts \\,tlh J\, me m "ell tt.J \ l,l \\ c ~.:ould t okr~uc II til he's gone. Ill 11C\C'r rc:td the lull ~1 4() p.H!C" (lf d ••ll gJ1h.1~c lc"' th.m 1/IOth of Ills cndugh · • • d 0 ,~c 1 all\ nc.1r the te nter ol th;.: m~" Uy the ""'.IV Its nut over }Cl .t~.:cor . . I II " ' I T I F I H! h, thi.! mstJus \V l.lllPillo..'s n.::xt Is .. 11 n lltcw.\lcr r.w,c gat~ I cgate lh<ln 60 the numhcr of &ntat.:t fc\\ bombs 1ha1 h3\c hccn lound on 1hos suburb ""cc 1990 And lhos area" not alone The scene " repealed an average nf once a "cck somewhere on Gcr· many and has hccn for years Expcns esllmalc lhal aboul 15 Ia) a found.lloon dc1ona1ed a bomh lc3\ ong 1hrcc people dc.od and ahoul 1wo dozen onJurcd Acudcnls lokc lhesc arc mcru · tully rare Bu11hc SIIUalwn "cnm· plocaled hy Ihe deSig n ol 1hc bombs Acwrdong lo rcurcd muno year!'~ c~trllcr Thc1r d&gg~ng to pnunds ha\c ex ploded 1n thl o; manner In two dc~adcs on Ihe JOh Yolk csllmalcs !hal he personally dol· fused 250 homhs The largcsl were ll\c Bnllsh aor moncs loaded wnh 5 000 pounds ol TNT He .tlso aucndcd 1hc funerals ol lour col By William A. Rusher The Sl.lrr Rcpnrl makes II cryslal· d~.ll th,tt Pr~s 1dcnt Chntun enmmllt..:t.l ~rJurv hoth mtw~ Jcpo•qtltm m the Jones ca..,c .md rn h1s Aug 17 tc ~ltmon~ hctorc the \V,1slungtnn ~r~md JUl) It .tho m.1kcs 11 pl.un hc\ont.l .tny rc.tsun.thlc Uouht th.H he attempted to oh stlud JU stl lC .md "'~ep 1mn .1mund ion•• enllU"Ii 111 expose Ihe rcsl of lh ts sorry bun.:h ralhcr !han ha\C e e 01onc hc~.:mnc entrenched Sn 1 don 1 hchcve allth< loheo al mcdoa hype ahuul Ihe 2/3 approv.tl ral· ong slull lllCrc arc a lol ot unonformcd folks runnong loose on lhts popula· uon of 260 molhon. hut nul thai pcr<cnlagc Thos guy os a d"gracc to all thai's good about thos country. hul lei s cause hom 10 finosh the 1erm wllh the knowledge thattbe counlry as a whole rcalilcs JUSt how sorry and unwonhy of the office he " And that osn'l JUSI my oponion R.E. Weaver R..cine c.osc dod nol oncludc wha1 he hy the way she h.1d dcso:11hcd .111he umc lo looends ~..:ontl!nds \\,Is th..: onl) a~..:t that To <.Jcnnun<.:~ Starr a!<i the prcs1dent s .tpnlogtsts !1.1\e Llonc lor lo,u. hng hts rcpmt wnh such sal.ttlous llct.uls merely to cmh.trr,ts.., the prcsuJent 1s ~.:ynu.~ .d hl'y ond hd1cl He had no l:hou. :c hut tn mdudc them g'l\cn Mr Clmton.., Olt:Urrt•d hctween hm1 .md Ms LC\.\111· sky her oral gr.tlllll.lllon nl lamper wolh po1cn11.d wllncsscs These arc all lclonoous .tUs .md ccrlaonly make a pnma t.oue <.osc lor h" ompcachmenl and remmal lrom hom whole he ocmamed cnlorcly p.osSI\ e (and lhcoclorc nlhu.• th.lt h1" dcmal nl Bu1 .til ul lhcsc ach wcoo on luo · lher.mce ol Ius Jcspeo.uc ell on 10 wnccal hos scxu.tl all ,ur wllh Mono· c.tlewonsky and Ihal r.u scs 1wo luo w,os lrue) ll1c prcsodcn110ld hos questioner You arc lrcc lo onlcr lh.ot my ICsll mony " lhal I dod nul have sc.ual thcr and Important 4ues11ons Docs Ihe lacllhal h" motive "·ls .1 person al nne and hence (,orguahly) nol rcl.ucd Ill hos role '" 1he n.uoon s chocf CKecutove and chocl law enlorccmcnl olliccr domonosh lhc scnousness ol hos mmes 1 Or os lhc personal conducl of the prcsodcnl ol 1hc Unucd Sialcs a suhje<lol scnous and lcguomatc concern lolhc n.lloon 1 To songlc out JUsl one cgrcgoous example ol hos perjury conSider the lollowong passage from hos grand JUry 1cs111n11ny The prcsodcnl has hecn onsosung lh.n lhc pan ocular dcf· on oloon of · sexual relauons · 1n Berlin Rusher ..cx u.tl rel.umns llal denoal 1hm any such !hongs <Murrcd Wolllhc prcsodcnl be ompead1ed I From a purely pohlocal slandpoonl to hcc.tuse he was hodono a sexu.11,111,111 r.tlheo 1h 10 , 1 hnho • ' Mo1c tmpnrl.lnt still Lhx:s ,1p1es· 1Licnt ul the Umtcd St.Hcs h,I\C •111 uhl1g.ttrun to hch.l' c 111 "~ 1 v~ mi1rc honor.thlc th.1n we would tl·quue nl 1 tongrcss m~m or ou1 next Uoo 1 ne1ghhnr or uursdvt.:s' 01 docs .mythmg go .ts long .Is he t.Jocsn 1 get ~aughl .. or even ol he docs 1 Docs 11 m.ollcr wh.ol Dr Jekyll docs ,11 noghl .ts long .os he makes 1hc 1r.ons run on lome ' the Rcpuhl~t.:ans stand to gam .ts By George R. Plagenz mu<h or more hy lcnong hom sl,oy on olloce Iperhaps ahcr a solemn ocpn· mand) weakened and dosgnKcd lor the rcmaonong lwo years ol h" lcnn dcscrohed 1hc preSident ollhc Unolcd St.llcs ,os lhc pontllcx maxomus ul lhc Amcrocan covol rclogoon · He pre Sides .11 our mosl solemn nallon.d rdatwns as I umkrstnod th1 s term to Many Democrats must long to sec ~.:crcmomcs He ~.:onlcrs mcd.tb on he dclincd · The questioner Ihen "'ked lncludong ll>uchong her hre.osl koss ong her hrc.lsl lou~hon g hco gcno· lalla 1 To whoch Mr Clonlon replied 'Thai s corrCll And yc1 as lhe S1arr Rcron nllles Ms lew on sky s lcslomony ahoul lhcsc cncounlco s os delaolcd and spc· uloc She descrohed wo1h prccosoon none oncodcnls ol scwal .oclovoly on whoch lhc Prc"dcnl louchcd and kossed her hrcasls and lour on~odcnts onvolvong contacts wuh her gcno· hom gone .md replaced by Prcsodcnl Goo e. hut Ihey can hardly lead Ihe ~hargc agamsl h1m wothout gravely woundong thcmsclw:s Both parties woll be wale hong lhe puhhc uponoon polls closely, as knowledge ol 1hc gn m dcl,uls on 1hc Sl,orr Rc(llorl graduall y pcrcolales onlo lhc conscoousness ol lhc Amcncan people II os lhcrcforc Ihe Amen can penpic "s a whole who woll answer lhe 1wu qucst111ns I (li><Cd atlhe IIUiscl II the nauon's ehocl law enlorccmcnt olloccr commus perjury, ohslructs JUSUCC and lampcrs wuh wotnesses our naloonal heroes .. ohcn (lltslhU · mously He prodaoms. every year. our nallonal day 11 ( Thmksgovmg In Almoghly God lor hos hlcsSings on lhos land . Each Dccemhcr he lo~hh lhc naloonal Chnslma.s 1rec Is ol loo much 111 ask hom 10 rcstraon hos ano mal nature tor tour or coghl years on Washonglon .. or 111 remove hom ol he refuses .ond then cnmmots lhrce lelonocs lo conceal Ihe lrulh 1 William A. Rusher is a Dislin· ~uished Fellow of the Cl'aremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and Politiral Philosophy. 1 1 9 wurld II s aboul sav mg 'Enough ' The The currenl !rend IOward dcslrnyong Sunday as a day of rest , may ond~talc hal on our uvolozaloon somclhm~" rnuon a~hc core. says an cdolnnalon •1 Lun1eran m.tg1111nc Our whole physo~al m~nlal and c<.: hncs arc startIn!! to rc' crhc1 ale We ha\e sprntu:.ll Alli:mtc .tn lnt~rdcnmllln.\luma l group Ihal "'anls lo prolctl lhe Sah· halh Workers need the hrc~k God ontcndcd them Ill have says the lOst !'ilgllt ol Sun· d.t\ lA tlh lb \,1\l th\.:r,lpt·uttl po" Cl s ... l\'\ .t P'}. Plagenz , ho~l· "' Our l.tc k ol rci.IX.IIIton Jntl lr.tnllt m1~u ... e PI lr!,UIC 1s cx.h::llng .1 toll nnl onl) on out heart \ah c' .tnd .n1cncs hut on our gcncr al culture One .lrt ~.: ntu.: ~.:.tn 'cc th~.: r('sults The a~celcnlloon ol hie on hos field and lhc loss of capacny lor rest Anolhcr anode on 1hc suhjccl rclaKallon and lhal sercmly lhal " qu01cs a Tcxa' car dealer who says the parcnl of crcalovoty has resulted hos dcrcrrnonauon 10 Slay closed on on lh,e grotesquenes of modem daubSundays 1s " not aboul relig1on ll's · mg 1ha1 goes for pamung m ccnam nol aboul busoness h 's aboul sland- sophost1cated corcles " he says ong up 10 a money-mad. work-crazed But IllS lhe churches lhemsclvcs or~nniJ.allo n ·!t exct.:UII\ e d1rcc1nr • Burnham on~.;c W,11tcr Oc,m that arc showmg th~ most ahoul lhc John Paul 100 page rcmondcd lltllu'nl ncglccl ol Sund.l\ l'npt· II m .t o,;tron\!h \\oJdnl apnslnloc kn~r on lun .. lhc world s C.11hnli" nl thctr n hf1 ~.111on Ill s,lll\.:111\ till' 11111\ day hy .utcmhng m.h!<i ll'!!U I.trh nn Sund.t)' 1 he M.J"'s.u.:hu .. ~n .. ( uunul ol ,10 CLUil ll' llll.ll tlf\! ,llll/,1 li nn ul Proh.:~ ldllt dluJdu.·"~ ~ 111 thl' -.t.ltc hu' c ... prc .. scd l.hslll.l\ th.11 loll liMO\ ) outh :JCIIVIIICs Ill our <rtiOUL'I\ •u~ ~.:ullmg mto ~.:hun:h .mtl Suml.1v (hUH.:hcs ~dwol .tlll'nd.tnu.~ The pasiOr ol one Con~H.:!! ,l\lon.•l ~.:hun.: h m Massa~.:hu~ctts s.lvs. I kno\\ 11 s spn ng "'hen our kod' sian dosappc.mng Irom Sunday sch•Kol 111 gn to scx:~.:cr gumcs and pr.tcllcc Sunday schiKII allcndancc dops 50 perccnl dunng lhc major school· spons seasons. be says In lhc opmoon ol some church lenders. 10 "rcmcmher the Sabbalh day In keep ot holy" means more than JUs I goong to church on S~nday IND ! '' 0 1 Colu- Jl'.:!112' "- ---- ----- _,I W VA. C> 1998 Inc ,.! ~--·-·~~ s.- S.nny PI CI!>Jdy CI!>Jdy _.. T........ Rain Flunleo Ice 1n rccenl years wnh 1hc hdp 111 All ocd rcumna"'ance phows Bomh dol Iusers sludy pouurcs lakcn nghl allcr .ur raods A hog hole on 1hc ground means a homh cx pln<Jed a small hole means Ihe bomh dod nol As lor smaller munotlons loke mmcs and rockcls. there arc no maps 10 d1rcc1 lhos search. hul lhc '"d~~c~'" .he~~onncs •aha · .. sesveral otuwhochnoncodcdn•s ashouldyhebe ' Pkarcd l;pel·ac~·hn.1Cnn' alppsr ovcd bv ,khe lor " slory .ohnul Ihe lnrd s Da) ' castcr America must decide Clinton's fate dance The I!K•k nul Vv dltc bomscll The olhco pols know Ozone AI "nuld he a ,, orse s4.:encnn . . o they t1gun: kt\ ostrm.:11c B1II ary Lt'ut be~.,;mnc reunoly lhc capolal coty has lurncd up huge amounls ol war malcnals And the search has harcly begun on the East The CommuniS! governmenl d1dn'1 have the funds to renovate war-lorn bu1ldongs .. many facade s sloll bear shrapnel and bulle! scars from the last licrcc baules 10 lake lhc coty. Few efforts. 1f any. were made to locale and rclncvc underground munoloons Aulhoruocs searchmg for these bomhs have found help from unlokcly places Jorg Koslner. of lhe Red Cross catastrophe bureau m Berhn. told us 1ha1 many Berlin· crs have come lorward wnh spc cofoc rccollecllons of bombs thai were dropped bu1 fmled 10 dciO· nate On ·.:vcral occasoons, work · crs have doscovercd lhcsc hombs m the L' ... act locauon where wHnesses sa''· 1hem fall a half ccnwry before Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. tcllln~ \\ lut ~ lsc ' Th.ll '!<oll)U;, . l..'llllt:lllCd l'gntts 1 1l'.ll hltik may he gone nov. and gooJ nd - - .tnJ no The JOh h.1s mas!<i (.;OnstrucliOn \\Cll -bcmg sCCin!-i to den\and a tmte when the Communlly 1' .ttdrc .. t .md the prc~suro ol hie .~rc 1oil<' rhls lcclm_!..! I~ !~opiC.IdiO,cMo\ l!lllCnl to rcd,lllll s,,hhath ~ lO WS rl.!.uh •• ncwsrrrcr headline 1 AccuWeathere forecast for t1ons expen Martm Volk, many of leagues killed on lhe JOb the bombs were des1gned wolh two "There woll never be lotal secudetonalors The first caused the r ny, ' he says, no1 even when the bomb 10 explode on ompacl A sec- last square fool of the country has ond mechanosm msode the fuse was been searched des1gned to go off hours .. or even Th1s os because most of the days .. laler The ontenl was to explosovcs are buned far below mnoct the max1mum amount of ground "( don ' t worry about a casualucs. as people relurncd lo bomb gomg off when 1 walk down bomhcd·OUl buildmgs or faclones the slreel... saod Han s- Jurgcn behcvong 11 was safe Gcmbus. who IS responsoble for Wnh 1he passage of ume. Yolk searchmg the buoldong sues on saod 1he cellulood fuses on 1hcse Borhn The danger occurs when lypes of cxplosoves have become ground IS broken on a new con· bnltle and could go off on tho or strucllon sue own a1 any umc To guard agaonst catastrophe And lhal makes some cxpcns 1hc German govcrnmcnl spends quite nervous "For us. ot os a race mol lions of mnrks every year 10 aga onsl l)mc If we don l fond employ 3 000 "orkers 10 sc~~ them !hey can ex plode. Horsl nul and dolluse lc flovcr munoloon• Reondhard an Oranoenburg bomb- Through 1hc year' !hey \ e found ong aulhorny. wid our assocoatc enough CKplomcs 10 suhsod11e a Kathryn Walla<e In the las! 20 small army An csumated 20 000 year, . su hombs ,,orymg m cxplo· Ions of .tmmunolwn os pulled lrnm "'c capacny frnm 100 1o I 000 1hc ground c'cry year By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - By order of PrcSidcnl Chnl<ln lhc govcrnmcnl " supfl<lscd lo slop hureaucraiK dnublc-lalk and usc plam undcNandahlc langua~c- mslruclmns !hal do nnl apply lo h" defense 1n 1hc Momca lewm· sky 1mpcachmen1 case Even Democrats ate counseling that he d be bener served WllhoutlegaiISIIC anempiS to explam away h1s hcs aboutlhe affair as only evas1ons, and lhereforc lrulhful An mnucnual Republican sa1d the ha~rsplitung ts worsenmg Clmton's stluauon After all, people know whal sex os And thai Clmlon hed - as most Americans had suspected all along - to avood admlllong an olhcol sc•ual rclauonsh1p In lhetr rebuuals 10 Independenl Counsel Kennelh Starr's Impeachment accusations. Chnton 's lawyers arc prescnung a finc-hnc case agamsl perJury, a count on wh1ch the Rcpuhhcan House could vole to seck the presodenl's dosmossal by the Senate Chnton auomeys Davod Kendall and Charles Ruff argue that Starr's per· JUry accusauon wouldn't stand up m coun h osn't gomg 1o mun h 1s up to Congress Kendall saod thai makes 11 \cry much a pohucal qucstoon Bu1 thai docs· n'l ehmonalc 1hc legal one as m 1hos Whole House counlcr 10 Starr "The terms ·se•~al affaor and 'sexual rclauonshop' arc onhcrenlly ambiguous and when used wolhoul dcfinouon cannol possobly amoum 10 perJury The prcsod··nl tesulicd 10 1hc grand JUry aboul whal he believed !hose terms mean ' In 1ha1 Aug 17teslo1Jlony he had to defend as !ruthful hos denoal of sexual relauons on hos sworn dcposolJOn on Ihe Paula Jones lawsun seven monlhs carhcr Kendall saod 1ha1 wasn'l perJury because Clonlon was respondong to a very narrow, 1echmcal dcfinotoOQ of sc•ual rclauon>. I saod I dod nol have se~ wllh he r as 1 defined n; Clmton saod on the grand JUry lcsumony "Thai was-true " Accordong 10 S1arr s repon to lhc House Clonton wcnl on to say lhat hos dcnoal moghl have been moslcadong and ot so he was sorry . That m.oy gel pas11h~ icJ!~II~st, nul ' nt>qhc pj'un lan!(U:1g/ rule l~c'prcs­ I(Jt.:nt sci for the -go,cmmcnt hc1:1111n1hg next montll By u:-. 1n ~ pram language. we send a deao message ahii\11-.... h.tllhc gmcrnmenl "dmng Chn· wn s,ud on annou}l~ong hos ooder lronu; "lly .11 pmnts ol pohtlc.ll sire" Clonlon rcpoalcdly .o\ oodod pia on Reasons for killings unknown Ohio weather Saturday, Sept. 19 Germany still fighting World War II The Daily Sentinel 614-992·2156 PageA2 Frkllly, September 18, 1998 g us? The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio · It's just a chance, but rain may come to area By The Associated Press Most of Ohoo woll have cloudy and warm weather on Saturday. butlhere woll be a chance of showers or thunderslorrns on the southeasl. forecastefli saod Hoghs woll be 80-85 followmg low 1onogh1 of 55-65 The chance of rain conunues on soulhem Ohoo on Sunday and the entore stale on Monday. the Nauonal Weather Servoce saod The record·hogh temperdlure tor !hiS dale al lhe Columbus weather sla uon was 95 degrees m 1955 wh1le 1he record low was 34 on 1959 Sunsel 1onogh1 woll be al 7 35 p m. and sunnse Saturday at 7 16 am Weather forecast: Tonoght Partly cloudy lows on 1he lower and mod 60s Saturday Partly cloudy wolh a chance of showers and thunderstorms Hoghs on lhe lower and mod 80s Chance of ram 30 percenl SaiUrday noghl Partly cloudy lows on lhe lower and mod 60s Extended forecast: Sunday Panly cloudy wllh a chance of showers and lhundeflitorrns H\ghs on lhe lower and mod 80s ) Monday Mo>tly cloudy woth a chance of showers and thunderstorms Lows on 1he lower 60s and h1ghs on the lower 80s Tuesday Mostly clear Lows on lhe lower and mod 50s and h1ghs 70 to 75 Marauder Marching Band nets first place in contest EL SAUZAL, Mex1co (AP) The execution of 18 adult~ and children left ne1ghbors wondering why people seemmgly so peaceful and well-hked were shot to dcalh by a cnmmal finng squad Some speculated rhe answer would be found m the drug trade and related gunbattles lhal have •wepi northern Mex1co, but prosecutor.~ w1thheld Judgment. "We cannot say I00 pen:ent lhal ol was an aspect of drug traffiCkong or for some other motove," rhe auomey general of BaJa Cahfomoa stale. Mar· co Antonoo de Ia Fuent.c Villarreal. sa1d at a news conference Thursday. Offic1als had announced no arrest~ and no sohd leads a.• of early today A 15-year-old gorl who survived the attack by h1dong under a bed was under lreatmcnt for shock. Gunmen hned the VIctims agamsl a wall and shot lhem before dawn The three fam1hes appeared to be a.,Jeep when the gunmen showed up, moSI of the bodoes were weanng paJamas and lhe bed.' in ar least one of lhe houses were unmade. a.' 1f sleepmg people had been pulled from lhem. "They are savages," barked Hugo Rodnguez. a fisherman who hves a mole from lhe sprawhng r.mch compound where lhe bodies of none adults. two teen-agers. sox children and a baby were found. ' Rodnguez noted thai Mex1co's most VIOlent drug lrallickmg cartel. the Arellano Fehx brothers. "has spread fear and terror" on BaJa Cahfomoa Of the 20 people hned against the wall. only Ca.,tro and a tcen·age boy survoved Both were reportedly in cntical condition al a local hospital. accordong 10 authonue~ -. r i MCHS AWARDS - Tbe following Meigs County Humane Society voluntHrs - e rec· ognl:red Wednesday lftemoon with plaques commemorating their aervlce to the group Group seeks ballot issue removal COLUMBUS (APJ - Opponents of Stai.C Issue I, whoch would make lhe hunung of mournong doves llle· gal m Oh1o. sa1d lhey may ask the Ohoo Supreme Coon lo have lhe 1s.~ue removed from November's ball01 The lOth Ohoo DISlncl Coun of Appeals on Wednesday approved plac1ng lhe ossue before voters s1a1ew1de on lhe Nov 3 ballot but wolh a slightly longer wordong !han Secretary of Stale Bob Tall and lhe Ohoo Ballot Board recommended The ongmal language specofied that passage of lhe ossue would make lhe hunlong of moumong doves olle· gal The court-approved wordong also removes doves from the legal definouon of game bords Hospital news Advisory lifted The Daily Sentinel The followmg land transfers were recorded reeenlly on the ollice of Meogs County Recorder E!mmogene Ham1l1on Deed. Mam1e V Headley to Donald l Headley. Ohve parcel: Deed. Shawneue M Cunnongham and Paul L Carpenter to Paul L. Carpenter, lebanon. Deed. Roger and Sandra Luckeydoc lo Vorgmoa Melcher llaliano, Vir· gmoa Melcher Alhson. Margarel R Melcher. Vollage of Middleport lots: Deed. Kevon Gregory and Laune l Betzong. Laune L. and Mark F Norman 10 laune L. and Mark F. Norman. Pomeroy Village, 547 acre parcels. Deed, Amenean Premier Under· wntefli to Ralph S. and Moldrcd A. Duncan. Salisbury: Deed. Ralph S. and Mildred A. Duncan lo RalphS and Moldred A Duncan Salisbury. Deed. V1llage of Pomeroy to Davod and Shorley Bumgardner, res· oluuon ordmance. Deed. Y1llage of Pomeroy 10 Dav1d and Shirley Bumgardner. Pomeroy . Deed. Glona J and Davod L. Devellen to Frdncos leo 10 Lmnoe M Taylor. Suuon. 15 acres, Deed, Goldoe Hemey 10 Goldie Heoney and Yvonne V Theodore. letan parcels. Deed. Darla M. and Wolham Todd Zuspan 10 Thomas W Zoeg. Chesler. I 02 acres. R1gh1 ot way. Roben P and loluse A Luke 10 Oh10 Power Company. Rolland . It .... n 1 .1 m.lltcr ol "'" huu1 .md yourscll 2l Ill II l'l: Clllll d\ Ius u.•y I rom '> UO · Jl'l' 111 sun,et \\\• h.lh' lllllll' kl!<iUIL' lllllt.: !h,m ;.'h'l I'll lore .., " ' .1 Pt l.: .. h\ll'n.m LILI~\ 111.1.1 hut '" ... '.ploll ilon hy .._PIIIIlll'lll.lllll..'d llll\ 1;.-.t' h,t.., \ Uh~tl · tutuJ ,h~ qu . . st h\1 h.trg.um. PHJ .1 gl'l'llltlnh.: lur tl.~ ~ ul:., .II IP', 11! "PII IIU,\1 f~\OU ill'S h\ \\ hu; h ,,,~ uhl · l.HJnn' "'·''.,. Ill~ ( nlll on.: ll •.th h II '~ . Oth~r CIHI..,II.IIh 'Cl' nolhlll" \Hung \\hh J1 •111~ ~.:hlll l.:!<i .uuunLithc l'ous~.: 01 y.tn.J or t.tkmg 1n ,, "POrt IIll! • e\cnlon l~c S,ohh,llh Senne ol tht• low.Jcst M~igs ohJCllor~ tn suggt.:\ltons that stor~' he lorl~d tn dose on Sund ~ty <~r~ wor k1n~ women C!<i('H?Cially those who <~re announcements Single pun:n1s und musl do .tlllbeor shoppong for themselves and 1he1r choldrcn nn weekends George Plagenz is a •ynjllcated writer for Newspaper EnterpriK Association. a ad make • mrredion If wtnBtlld. News Departments The mol• oumber II 9tlolt55. Depu1. meot extmoloo• aro: Genenl Mana(IOI:. N.,... Other Servlcea , -·-·- Stock report• are the 10:30 .w......a<•••oc....................... .........Ext. UN ) a.m. quaeea provided by AciYett Clrcutldoa ...............................Ext. nes of Gall~ ClouHied Ada ... ... . - . - . - .Ext. u.. j &;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==.I ' w1ll t.:ontmu~ 10 urge Oh1uan.., to vole agaonsl a dove hunlong han ·we are prepared 10 lake our ossue lo the volers abnul what Issue I os all about · Sexron sa1tl Our carnpa1gn Will focu s on the ult1mah: agenda ot lhe movement hehond lhos dove elton Thos "a lool ·on 1he door tacll< to m siiiUI1onal11~ the .1mmal movement. · he 'a1d n~hts Pro-hunung groups saod lhe wordong of lhe pellloon dodn' l mver every reference 10 dove hunlong on Ohoo 1.1w and could have resulted m dove campa1gn demt:d havmg a htdden agenda huntmg ~mg outlawetl even 1hough damage done by legislative leaders doves remaoned on Ihe g"me hord losl se.lon ,.,d ol hos group decodes nollo appeal Wednesday's deCISIOn dearly under lhe onlluence ol specoal Organozers ollhc Save lhe Doves · We are allempllng 111 undo the mlerest hunlmg groups... s~ud A1mee St Arnaud campaogn coordona1or for Save lhe Doves Suspect in alleged robbery attempt wounded by police Stocks Rockwell ..........................39\, RDIShel1 .............. ~................ 46~ I Sure .............................. ~ ....45'J Shoney'l ...................................2 .. .. .Eat. lltl Star Bank ..............................85'.4 .....ElL 1182 1 Wend¥'• ..............................21 '1. or ElL UN Worthlngton .......................... 12~ VOieP•; It R1gh1 of way. Charles and Ma<one Frances Smolh. Jacquelone Ann Deed De.ler Chu rch ol Chnstlo Aldndge lo OPC. Rolland. Andrews and Dolores Jean Foster. Jame s W and Doana Sue Burke. R1gh1 ot way. James J and Tere- Olove. 5H4 .ocre. Salem parcel sa Crosp. Donald L and Sara Neal to OPC. Rutland. R1ght of way Mauhew E .tnd Knslina G Rifne lo Columbus Sourhern Power, Salisbury, R1gh1 of way. Condy Bumgardner. JACKSON (AP)- A man shol onsode a Wai-Man store afler poonlong a G1na and John S Thoma.' 10 CSP. gun at pohu! remamed m senous cond1110n today Sahsbury. Polo« saod Sieve McManiS 21 ot Hamden. ordered approKOmalely 10 Roght of way. J.S and Doana F employees and cus1omers 10 the tloor when he entered lhe slore abou1 2 30 Skuratowocz to CSP. Sutton, am Thursday on lhts eoty aboul10 mtles !lOUth of Columbus R1ghl of way, Vovoan Carole BarWhen Jackson County Shenff\ depuloes and Jackson police ollicers ber to CSP. Olive: amved aboullwo monules later. ·everyone on lhe lloor gol up and ran lor Deed. Kalhenne Weaver the extls .. Shenff Gregg Keofer saod deceased 10 Cynlhoa H1cks Scopoo McManos 1hen sleppcd nul ol an osle and poonled a sholgun al lhe olli lois, cers 'Officers told hun lhree lomes 10 drop the weapon bul he raosed Ihe gun Deed. James H and Tammy l al officers <1Rd was shol rwoce.· Keller saod One otlicer lored lwo ' hols Irom DaviS to Paul and Chanty Anspach. 12 to I H feel away he saod Moddlepon Vollage All the employees and cuslomers gol oullhe door he fore Ihe gunshols were Deed. Unued Companoes lendong tired Keoler saod 10 Dcnn1s and Tona Brooks, Scopoo McManos was beong trealed at Ohoo Stale Unoversuy Medocal Cemer parcels. Deed. Kevon M and Cheryl l Graham to Carl Douglas and Tammy S Bobb. Salisbury. I 749 acres . Deed. Anhur C Gobson Jr tolar· ry D and Pamela D Gomllesberger. The last dale tor hallots 10 be Scopio. 3 005 acres II the number of requests for Deed. lesley R and Sheryl E absenlee ballot applications os any maoled oul woll be Oci 11 HowevGobbs to Shorley Lantz, Pomeroy Vol- ondocauon ot voter onteresl. Meogs er reg1slt!rt:U vote r-t ~.;,an vot~ m the lage. counloans are showong lois ot apalhy Board ol Elecloons ollice on the day Deed, L Scon and Knsu A Pow· aboul lhe N11vember elecloon before elecuon Smuh poonted oul ell to Henry E III and Angela M CleAceordong 10 Rota Smnh. doreclor land. Chesler. of lhe Meogs Coumy Board of Elec Deed. Arion and Palneoa Radekon loons. !here have been only five to Thomas J Daugheny. Columboa applocaloons filed requeslong absentee parcels, ballols They woll Ill! maoled out by Deed. Frank and Mary Alice Bose lhe board on Sepl 29 10 Fredenck Frank Bose, Mary The doreclor encouraged anyone who qualofoes lo vole absentee lo call or come on and pock up an apploca- Meigs EMS runs A Sc' cnlh·day Advcnlosl puhli A spokesman lor lhe pro-hunung group Ohooans for Woldhfe Conser· valoon. Rob Sex10n. saod lhe groups lawyers were meetong Thursday 111 decode \\ helher 10 take lhe ISsue to the Supreme Coun The appeals coon also upheld the legaluy Ollhe Save the Doves movemen! s m11oa1ove peuuon 10 pul lhe proposed <hange on slate law bet ore Meigs County recorder posts land transfers champion band. lhe unol also look lhe Class AA firsl place. and field commander Bonne Smolh receoved fiflil place m field commander compell· uon Also m Class AA, the Marauders rece1ved oulstandong marchong band. oumandmg muSIC and h1gh general ~!Teet awards. In the contest for overall awards regardless of cia.". Me1gs· look lop awards lor both muSIC and marchmg of the day. The band Will compele on lancasler al 8 a m Saturday Sepl 19 The 75-mcmber band " dorecled by Toney Dongess. woth a· sostance Holzer Medical Center trom Dave Deem. Ben Wnghl. Susan Discharges Sept. I 7 - Amanda Clark. Joy O'Broen and MISsy Van Hoyt. Earlene Saunders, Bobby Meier Elkons, Mrs Danny Rose and daugh ler. Mrs Shane Evans and son. Bel· ly Woles. Mrs Robert Spnggs and daughter Jonathan Harnson. Elsoe The Tuppers Plaons-Chester Waler Hunnel. Burdell Black. Mac1e Pnd· Dostrocl would like 10 announce thai dy Birth - Mr und Mrs. Charles the boo I advosory on Omnge Townshop has been h lied Bong. sun. Gallo polis. w Areas atlecled are Stale Route 7 trom Success Road south 10 and mcludmg Bar 30 road. Owl Hollow (USPS 113·!161!) , Road Locus! Grove Road. TR 1060 Communlly N._por Holdlop, lat. ( Roggscresl. and Apple Tree Eslales The results ot the sample laken PubhsheC every afternoon. Mondly lllrouah Fnday, 1t I Court St , Pomeroy, OhtO, by the Sepl 16 are conSidered sate. accord· Oh1o Valley PubiL'IhlnJ Company Second class ong 10 lhe announcemenl ollhe Tuppostage p11d at Pomeroy, Quo Mnnber. The Assoclaled Preu and the Ohio pers Plaons-Chesler Waler Doslncl Group organizing Parade entries sought Newspaper Aslot11110n O'Bieness Memonal Hospotal woll The Bog Bend Stem--:heel Fesuval Postmaster: Send address c:orrectiOAS 10 The D1uty Sentinel, Ill Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio The Chocago Bears selecled h01h Pamde os lookong for entnes for us bold an organozaloonal meelong lo 45169 Dock Bulk us ami Gale S.tyers.lulure Salurday, Oct. 3 parJde. All walkmg. begm n suppon group for famoly and SUBSCRlmON RATES 1 Hall of Famers on Ihe NFl draft s By Curter or Motor Route marchong unus. floals. etc are wei· fnends of people attlocled wolh One Week. • .. • .$2 00 first round on 1965 come For more onformatoon call Alzheomer's dosease and relmed diSOne Monlh • $& 70 orders The organozatlonal meelmg One Year • • •••• $1()4.00 Karon Johnson at 992-2239. SINGLE COPY PRICE wolltake place on Sepl 2H. 6 30 p m Da~ly ..... • 35 Cents Club to meet on the hospual conference room B-1 0 Subscnbcrs not dcslnn&lo pay the c;:amcr may Harnsonvolle Senoor Olouns Club rcm 111n advance d1rect 10 1l\aU>11Iy Senunel on , Alzheimer's support group meeung woll meet Thursday. Ill 30 a.m Blood a three, Sill Of 12 momh bafP Cm:ht w•ll be Am Ele Power ....................... 461, w1ll be mformatove and otTer panoc· g•... cn c~rncr each week pressures woll be lakcn and u lunAkzo ...................................... 37), No subscnpMn by mall JXmutted •n areu opants a chance to share lheor leehngs cheon w1ll be served al noon. AmrTech ............................... 48l. where home earner serviCe 11 tvlllable woth olhers who have somolar probPubhshcr rescrva the nght to adjust fllCI dW' Ashland 011 .............................48 1ng the sublcnplkMI period Sublcriptaon rate lems AT.T ..................................... 58~. chlngc:s may be tmpkmcntcd by chan&lnl tbc Bank One .............................45'l. durallon of the 1ubscripliba Bob Evans ............................ 19'/o Unots ot lhe Me1gs County Emer- Reunion planned MAIL SUBSCRJmON Borg-Warner ....................... 40,. A reumon ot the famoly of Thomas gency Medocal Servoce recorded three l - Mdp COolly Broughton.............................18'1, and Belle Weaver S1obart woll be held calls for a."oslance Thursday Unols IJ Wcc:ks.. .. .. .. ....... .$I7 .30 Ch1mplon .............................10\ at Star Moll Park. Racone. Sep! 26 al re,1;pondong mcluded 26 Wcc:kl ... • • • .. .. - . •.$53.&2 Charm Shpa ............................,. '2 Weeks .....................SI05 56 noon Members are to lake a covered CENTRAL DISPATCH CIIY Holdlng ............................38 Ro.. ~.Mtlpc-IJ II : 13 a.m • Park Roa_d, Darwm. dish In the even! of raon the reunoon Federal Mogul ....................... 53l. I3 Wcc:ks • - •.'.... ....., •.129.25 26 Weeks .......................$56.68 Gannett ................................. 56'4 Ann Gntlith. Veterans Memonal woll be held al !he Racone Amencan l2 Weeks ...................... .$1011 TJ. Goodyear ..............................51\ leg1on buold1ng Hospotal Kmart ................................... 13'~• RACINE Kroger .................................. 46''1. Reader Services II 29 a.m.. Ba.<han Road. Ada Plannin11 session set Landa Eod ........................... 17.,. The Me1gs Cool and Waler ConMoms, VMH. Llmltad .................................. 23'4 CorreCtion Polley Doslncl woll hold us annuservation SCIPIO TWP. VFD Oak Hill Flnl ............................ 16 Our molD COICOI'1I Ia oH lklrieo II to be al planning meelmg and September ova ......................................... ~ 4 ·30 p m , Slate Roule 124, gas accunte. If you kaow of u error I• 1 One Valley ............................ 321 • board meling Thursday. 10 am at the leak, no injunes reponed, Rutland story, <1111 lhe ..wsfOODI II ('7441) f9l. Peopln ................................. 25\ 1155. We will dted< your ........tloa Pomeroy L1brary. VFD assisted. Prem Flnl ............................... 18\ The Meogs Marauder marchmg band got ofllo a good start on 1L' com· peuloon season lasl Saturday al lawrence County's Rock Holl H1gh School lnvuauonal by takong tirs1 place among lhe 12 panoc1pa1ong bands and rece1vong the grand cham· poon band trophy Meogs hud a hogh score of 243 whoch wa.' 10 pmnls hogher lhan the second place band of Upper Arhng· ton In addouon lo bemg 1he grand From left are, front row, Dorothy Davia (24 years) and Mae Young, (5 years); back row, MCHS Prnldent Ellen Rife, Barbara Gruner {7 ye1rs) and Nonga Roberts (21 years). DR. DOUTTLI! "" ' WID IIARQAtH NIGHT ' ALL HATI 'Q.00 1 ONIIVUINQ IIIOWt'r:IO Ulllll • \! • Requests for absentee ballots low, board says IIOR Reasons whoch qualofy someone to vote .lbsentee are be•ng • 62 years ot age or over, • ahsenl from lhe counly on elec· uon day. • havong a lamoly member con· loned loa hospolal. • ol lness diSaboloty or onlirmoly whoch prevenls a vo1er from goong lo 1he polls. • beong a fuii·Ume firefighter. peace olficer or emergency medocal servtce provoder. • beong on actove duly wolh the mololary. • conlined loa JUII or workhouse. • beong unable 10 vote on elecuon day for religoous reasons lilly At !:46, 7:10, 8:46 lilly At !:50,7:10, 8:40 lilly At t5ti, 7:116. 8:40 �:Sports Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Eastern beats Waterford, stays unbeaten Page4 The Eastern Eagles maintained a flawed, sparkling clean slate to remain undefeated at 6-0 after defeating a tough league foe Waterford, 15-5, 6-15 and 15-11 Thursday night in three sets. Eastern also leads the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking division a1 6-0. Angi Wolfe led the Eagles with a great serving night and nine points. going 12-12, while sen!or Stephanie Indians roll over Twins 9-1 By KEN BERGER (AP) CLEVELAND <;:teveland hitting coach Charlie Manuel was wearing the perfect Tshirt. for Manny Ramirez and basel)all in general. It read . ··Get hard . go yard." which Ramirez did agaon Thur$day night. The Cleveland right lielder hit his 43rd homer, tying the major league record with his s i~th in three games as the Iodians beat the Minnesota twins 9- I : Ramirez hit three homers Tuesday and two Wednesday before becoming !he seventh player and lhird American Leaguer to hit six in three games. Hi s two-run shot in the founh off En, Milton gave him six homers in nine at-bats. Besides joining the home run eha.-. a little laic. Ramirez's timing has hcen perfect. He os halling .299 with 43 homers and 136 RBi s. bolstering manager Mike Hargrove's teccnt MVP campaogn on hos hehalf. "This year. he 's learned to get !'Omc extension on his swing and hit (he hall nut here... 'aid Manuel . (li.:king his hands in front nf an imaginary plate. " Also. Manny's a ~Jl stron~cr than he used to he . We wrasslc. and he can whonp me ntlW. Used ln. he cnuldn·l ... : It is hard 10 imagine Manuel . with his Southern drawl. gellong onu<h ;&cross to Ramirez. who grew up in i.l prcdcHninantly DcJminican scclitm c,f New York City known a> Wasninglnn Heig-hts . Sn Manuel ~ncsn't tell hom mu<h . : " For nne thin~. I don't like any- ~ angers body talking to him about weight shift, because he's always had it," Manuel said. Ramirez is the first player with six homers in three games since Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt in 1976. He is the first American Leaguer to do it since Gus Zemial of the Philadelphia Athletics in 1951. "Just lei everybody know I am doong my best," Ramirez said. "That is important. I have a long way to go 10 be a really good player. I don 't ever think of records." One night after Cleveland clinched its fourth straight AL Central title , Dave Burba ( 14-9) allowed one unearned run and four hits while striking out seven in eight strong innings. Travis Fryman hit oc two-run homer in the first. his 27th. Steve Reed pitched the ninth . his first appearance since Sept . 7 after recovering from a circulation problem in his pitching hand. Burba cracked reporters up with a corculatoon prohlcm of his own after the game. He <UI himself shaving and was holding a giant i<e hall again>! his lip when he arrived at his lo,kcr. "Aihen showed up ... said Burha. referring to his rc<cnt hrushhad cnnfrnntation with Alhert Belle. the White Sox slugger who used wrlay for the Indians . In fact. Belles name also <arne up wuh rc~ard Ill Raonirc1. In hi> las! 39 al-hats.- Rmnirc1 has eight hils :-.even ,,f them hnm~r:-.. Asked if he rcmcmhercd any of his players having a home run tear like that. Hargrove didn't hesitate. "Albert," Hargrove ~d. "He did that in '95 when he hit SO." Ramirez's 43rd homer tied him for third in Indians history with AI R~n . who hit43 in 1953. Belle hit SO in 1995 and 48 in 1996. He also passed Rocky Colavito for the franchise record for a right fielder. Colavito hit 42 homers in 1959. Milton (7-13) allowed six runs and nine hits in four innin@S . "I didn't treat Ramirez any different." Milton said. " I told myself I was going right at him. and I did . He got me, like he's @Ota lot of people." Ramirez, who homered in four straight at-bats Tuesday and Wednesday, singled in the fi~t- his first single since Sept. 3. a span of 41 at-bats. He walked in the second. then hit a 2-1 pitch from Milton for a 411 -foot. two-run homer to left in the fourth that gave the Indians a 6-0 lead . Ramircl struck out looking in the sixth against Todd Ritchie. then hit a sacrifice Oy in the Indians' three-run eighth for his 12th RBI in three games. . ·• .· WILSON SCORES - The Cleveland Indians' Enrique Wilson .cores In front of Minnesota catcher Terry Steinbach in the fourth inning of Thursday night' a American Lesgue contest In Cleveland, Laucri of the New York Yankees in 19~6 . The other Njitional Leaguers were Ralph Kiner nf Pinshurgh. who did it twice in 1947: Frank Th<~nas of the New York Mcts in 1962: anti where the Indians won 9-1 . Wilson scored from second by not stopping when Mlnnesots shortstop Denny Hocking misplayed Travis Fryman's grounder. (AP) after !he Indians right -hander was Lee May of Cinnonati in 1969. Kiner holds the hxord with eight :-.trud~ hv M~llt Lawton ·!~; line drive homers in a four~~amc span. in lc.J47 WcJncsJay night. H~.· i ~ not cxrx·,.:tcd for the Pora1cs .... X-ray s on Charles 10 miss a stan. Nagy's pit.:hing hand w.:rc negative beat Angels 7-6, take lead in Western Division AL roundup By The Associated Press · Thanks lo I he repealed humhlings ~f the Anaheim Angck there 's a oew firsi-pla<e 1com in the AL WeSI '--the Texa> Rongers. · Four reliever> comhined to pi~eh 7 2/3 s.:orclcss innings lior !he R-angers on Thursday nigh!. allowing them to pull oul a 7-6 vi<lory over Anaheim and tukc !he d1vision lead for the fir>ttomc son.:e Aug. ll The Angel> linishcd their road irip 1-6 and llavc lost seven of nine to hlow !he di v.sion lead they had ~eld sin.:c Aug. 14. Anaheim led by os mu'h as four games on Aug . 26. ··we had a terrible mad trip." · i\.naheim manager Terry Collins They weren't expected to he needed much with 19-gamc winner Rick Helling on the mound. hut Anaheim knocked him nut by ~cor­ ing four runs in the first inning and two more on the second. AI Levine finished the second and lasted until two were out in the fourth. Greg Cadaret. claimed on waivers from Anaheim on Aug . 25. got out of the fourth and then allowed a leadoff double in the fifth . Tim Crabtree (6-1) stranded that runner by striking out his lirst 1wo bancrs and gelling a groundout to second. He pitched three more hitless, scorclcs~ innings for what he described as the most satisfying outing of his career. It wos also the longest. John Wcueland got the last three outs for his club-record 41st save. saod "Don't JUS! look at the Texas series. We lost three to Baltimore and played ternhlc on Tampa Bay . We· vc got to regroup. take a deep hrcath and take care of husincss. · · Collons helicvcs the An!lcls can . still avoid a repeat of the horror of 1995. when they led Scanlc by 13 games on Aug. 9. only to sec the Mariners win the division in a onegame playoff. Anaheim plays SIX of its linal 10 games at home. including three againsl Texas from Monday through Wednesday. "If we win five of six at home. we' rc on first place."· Collins said. Texas ftnal tnrec home game• arc this weekend against Oakland. The Rangers' bullpen had lost five of its last seven decisions and eight of II with a 5.72 ERA over the last 24 games. Lee Stevens opened the eighth with a single off the right-licld Willi against Pep Harris !3- 1). then Milt Cuyler rinch-ran and scored the winning run from second when Tom Goodwin doubled to right-center nl f Ri.:h DeLucia. In other Al games. it was Boston 3. Baltimore 2 in 10 innings: Detroit 7. Toronto 4: Scaulc 8. Oakland 0: New York 4. Tampa Bay 0: and Kansas City 13. Chicago While Sox 4. Red Sox 3, Orioles Z At Baltimore. Mo Vaughn singled in the go-ahead run in the lOth inning and Tom Gordon <Cl a major league sinBic-season record with his 39th straight save. Boston increased its lead over Toronto in the AL wild-card ra,·c to five games. Donnoe Sadler wen! :Hnr-4 wolh a homer fur the Red Sm. who trailed 2-0 in the seve nth hcf"orc rnminp hack for their third stratght win. Tig<.-s 7, Blue Jays 4 Damoon Easley hit a three-run homer in the holloon of the ninth inning to give Dl~troi t a vil"tory that dimmed Toronw·, playoff hopes . Easley. who abo hil a solo homer on the sc.:ond. Llrovc a pit<h fmm Rohen Person <3-1) off the facing ol !he se<ond Jc.:k in right Gcltl. Carlos Delgado llittwo home runs and Jose Cru1. also cnnnc<tcd fm the Blue Jays: Marinen 8, Athletics 0 Ken Griffey Jr. hil hi s 5 ~ rd homer. a thrc•.>run shot in the lirst inning. and Jamie Moyer ( 14-'l) pit.:hed a four-hiller at Oakland . Griffey 's homer. his lith in 23 games. came after Corlos Guollcn and Alex Rodriguo began the game with single> ofl Tom Candioui ( 1116). Yankees 4, Ot!vil Rays 0 Hitlcko lrahu allowed JUstlwo hll> in right innings as visiting New Ynr~ rcspontlcd to a verhill lashing from manal!cr Joe Torr~ . lrahu ( 12-'l) won for !he first lime sin.:c Aug. 10. stnpping his fourgame losing streak. Jor~c Pnsatla hit a two-run homer off Julio Sam"''" (5-5) and Bernie Williuons hit a solo shut to pace a 16hil auad. Royals 13, White Sox 4 Jose Offerman drove in two runs. stulc three hases and h11 his n1<1jor lcaguc-lcatlong 13th lnple as visllong Kansas Citv overLamc Alhert Belle·s • 47th homer. Cubs beat -Padres 4-3 in 10 innings; Braves top Arizona NL roundup By BERNIE WILSON SAN DIEGO <API Sammy Sosa'srighi. He can' t - and docsn 't have to - hil a home run every game . · A day after hilling his 63rd homer. i1 tiehrcakong grand slam in a 6-3 win. Sosa went 0-for-4 and said ~e lcli grcal. He drove a .:ouplc of high Oy hall s to .:enter f1eld anti celebrated alnng with the rest of the Chicago Cuhs after their 4-3 win in 10 innings over the San Diego Padres on Thursday. " We need 1hc win. " Sosa said. "They (I he Padre<) already clinched. und w~.: ' rc try1ng to survive."' Gary Gactll hil the big home run Thursday. leading oil the lOth inning off Pa<lres relief a.:c Trevor grounder that glan.:cd off Beck's body to shortstop Jose Hcrnandcl. who threw across his hody to just bent the runner at first. The Padres argued the call to no avail. "It was a hang-hang play ... said Grace. the lirst hascman. " I think we just nirpcd him. That's good. because I'm t-ired and I don't want in ~o anymore. The Cuhs arc trying to reach the playoffs for the lirsttimc sin.:c 19M9. "We want this thing had and nohndy wants il worse than me ... said Grace. the longest-suffering of the Cuhs. He drove in twn runs . The Cuhs won the linal three of the four-game series. and have won live of si~ overall. Gaclli ~50th <arccr home run was only the second homer allowed hy Hoffman (4-2) this seruoon. Hoffman. who leads the majors wit h 50 saves. opened the IOth with Hoffman . "One hig swing can mean the difference." Gacni said . "Somebody diO'crent every day has heen doing the joh. That's what it's like when you get down the ~tretch ... Sosa agreed. "I can't do il alone every day. LaS! night was my turn. Today it was Mark Grace and Gary Gactli ... Sosa remained tied at 63 with Mark M.:Gwir~ . whose St . Louos Cardinals were idle. It took a lu.:ky hounce on the game's final play ir. the lOth inning for the Cuhs In hold off !he Padres and take a nnc-g:·m~ wild-card lead over the idle Nc\·· York Mcts. Rod Bed barely sur\'i\'Cd a jam in the hnllnm half 111 earn his <arccrhigh 49ih save in his 55th nppnrtunity. Woth James Moutnn on third and two nuls. Carlos Hernandez hit a Tuduy'!'l ~1111mes f<li llllt'<"l:lli-(.t,!l,• 11 -1.!1 11 1)._."11<•11 tl t':l'- ltllto 1 ()\ I' 111 \ 1)1 1\ ;m•.t• Cn' ! ~n •.11 ln 7-I It .11 ("1.1:\"EI..\ND 1ti''"'kn ~ - hi ·, n~ I'm AL standings N ) t'.U.. h'fll llh i~lun \\ 1. 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Rdca~ d I.R Gr~p: lklhsari Cnlnr:kttt illlonr•lln 11--101 I Hrh:hc:OI.:k 9-61. 10 : 0~ Jl m n1 ····•th•ll Sunday's pmes nt Phil.llklf'hia. I:.\~ r .m. Houston Ill PiulburJh. I :.\~ f'.m. I.-lorida "' N. Y Mtu. I .W p.m. S1 Loui1 at Mrlwnukl...:. ~:()~ r .m. CINCINNATI~ Otica,oCubs. 2:20p.m. CokQI.Jo :It San OitfO. -1:0~ p.m. Lns Anttk., 111 San franciKO. -1 :0.~ p.m. Ad:11101 Ill AnzOOIL 10:0~ p.m. Tran sactions gels. One fan t>roughl a "Sammy Slam-0-Mctcr" set on ol A few fans had Domini.:an llags . The Padres have Ins! three straight and four out of five since clinching the NL West title Saturday night. Tony Gwynn· hit his 14th homer leading nff the Padres eighth to tic the game at 3. He also songlcd leading nil the IOth he fore being replaced hy pinch-runner Moulnn. Grace hi! RBI singles in consecu tive at -hats. tying the game at 2 in the sixth and giving the C:uhs a 1-2 lead in the eighth. ChiLagn·, Micke y Morandini homered off an advertising sign hanging on the right-field wal l in the first The umpires initiillly rulctl it a ground -rule dnuhle . Morandini protested und the umpires hudtllcd. !hen waved him home . It was hi s eighth. The Padres went ahead 2-1 in the hnllom nf the inning on Wally Joyner's dnuhlc anti Andy Sheets singl~. hc1th with two nul. In the only other NL ·game. Atlanta heat Arimna 1-0. Braves I, Diamondbacks 0 At Phncni~ . Denny Neagle allowed only four hits in si~ innings to improve to 15-11 . making Atlanta the first majnr lcagu~ team with live 15 -gamc winners since !he 193() Washington Senators. Tom Glavinc lops the Braves with u 19-6 rc.:ord, Greg Maddux is 17-X. John Smnltt. is 16-3 and Kevin Millwcwld is 16-n. Kerry Ligtcnhcrg pil.:hed the ninth liorhis 29th save. Ou.ic Guillen had a RBI single nlfOmar Daal (7- 12) on the third for the gmnc's only run. •GRINDING AND MIXING BIRD FEED •FARM SUPPLIES Now Available Henri Studio Fountains, Bird Baths, Plus Much Sl :•~ "' t~ rr~••..:~· ~aJ San lllt."'FCI Montreal Evans went 12-12 with two aces and five points. Sophomore Juii Bailey launched a 9-11 effort with an ~ and five points, while front row star Va! erie Karr notched a 9-9 effort, an ace and four points. Jessica Brannon was 9- 10 with four points, Juli Hayman 5-6 with three points and KJ-isten Chevalier 3-4 with two points 1 In spiking, Valerie Karr was 14- Southern spikers defeat Trimble in two games -·- Notes: Enrique Wilson. starting at shortstop for the suspended Omar Vizquel . had three hils and made a spectacular diving play on Terry Steinbach's grounder in the seventh. Vitqucl was suspended for lwo games and lined S500 by AL rrcsiLient Gene Budig nn Thurstlay for charging Chocago·s Jim Parque last Sunday. He did n<~ appeal .... The other American Leaguer with six hnmcrs in three games was Tony Hockey NaUonal Hotkty Lteaut l·l.ORIOA PANTHERS: Scm D M1k.e o ·Grndy ntll.l 1: Chad Can.. tu New H:I\'C.'fl o( tbc AHL. fKflth l>t:laney anU F Nick Smith IO BIIITk or tb: OHL F ~ Pnytt aAd 0 Vnnisal\· to Kitt·hl!ner e1r the OHL and 0 Kyte RosJiter 10 SpokAne of the WHL MONTREAL CANADIENS: R<1urned D Jomuhan Desroches and C David Comeau to MonCIOn o( lhe Qucbtc Major Ju"inr Hockey ~.a, ... PITTSBURGH PENGUINS: AsiJntd F Milan Knlc. F Aim• Molllieu oncl D lood M<lichor 1o lhcir junior ~eams. TAMPA BAY LIGtmiiN<l: Reoui1n«1 F Erk Btaudoin. F Manin Oblllk. F Ook Htwft. 0 Daaiel Hulok. F Scrad K.-sov. DChrit Ll""'- DCwtis Rich. F Joo !uk ""' D M:vl< ~- llekued F MikhAil ~merovaky . SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERRY AVE. 992·2155 POMEROY The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 The Southern Tornadoes have put together a nice litlle win-streak of latc.claiminga 15-3. 15-8 Tro-Valley Hocking Divisoon victory over the Trimble Lady 'Cats Thursday at Trimble. Kati Cummins had the best scoring game of her varsity career wilh a dominating 14 points and a kill. going 14-14 with no serve-outs. The ANNOUNCES SUSPENSION - Michigan head football coach whole Southern team seemed to Lloyd Carr announces the suspension of aafety Marc:us Ray at a come together as Southern pushed its news conference Thursday on the University of Michigan campus. record to 8-3 overall. Ray was suspended for improper contact with an agent (AP) Kara King and Heather Dailey each talloed six points a.< hoth went99. Stacy Lyons had three points on a 6-6 serving night . while Sayre posted one point and another great scuing game . Kim lhle had six kills to lead the team. while Lyons lopped the nets with five. Kom Sayre had three and Fallon Roush one. Lyons had two hlocks and Sayre one. Trimble's V. Punlevy had five points. Bobbi Lent four. with one Michigan suspends Ray for improper contact with agent By HARRY ATKINS ANN ARBOR. Moch. (API Strong safety Marcus Ray. the insrirationalleader on Michigan's naloonal championship fl•Othall team last season. is under investigation for allegedly having con lact with an agenl. He ha_' been suspended indefinitely from the team. "Marcus knows the rules." Michigan coach Lloyd Carr said Thursday in explaimng the decision . Carr said the university will Investigate and forward its report to the NCAA . Ray, a senior from Columhus, Ohio. and a second team allAmerican last year. is said to have made contact with an agent in July. The accusations surfaced when somebody apparently contacted the NCAA. Neither Carr nor athletic director Tom Goss knows who informed the NCAA or how it happened. "I had no inkling of anything like this until I got a call yesterday morning," Carr said. Carrie Doyle. NCAA director of student-athlete reinstatemcm . said her group probably learned of the maller several days ago. "We' re cncouragin~ the onstitution 10 gather and evaluate information. and we'll assist them in working through that process, " Doyle said. Carr and Goss expressed hope the investigation will move swift ly. " If we find ... there ' s nothong !here. then Marcus will be rcinstat- Kellogg dies at 71 ed ... Goss said. Carr. whose team ha.' lost its first two games of the sca.,on. made dear his contempt for agents who prey on college athletes. " 1 think i1 bothers every athletic dorector. football coach. basketball coach because the issue goes far beyond giving a guy some things. a few dollars or a car,'· Carr saod. "It goes to the most important issue facing us. and that's gambling. "We're trying to deal with this in an upfront manner and so it's of tremendous importance to us to stay on top of this." In most cases. when an ineligible player is used. teams forfeit games in which the player appeared. But the Wolverines, who face Eastern Michigan on Saturday. arc off to an 0-2 start after being ranked No. 5 in preseason. "Sometimes good things happen and sometimes bad things happen to a team,'' offensive captain Jon Jansen said. "We've just got to fight through this. Guys get injured. I glll:ss we'll have to treat this like an injury." Ray ·started every game in Michigan's undefeated road to a national title last year and in 1996. " Marcus is a fine young man." Goss said. "I know he ' s one of my favoritcs . I feel badly for him in this." In 1995. Ray and two other Michigan football players pleaded guilty to using a credit card without the owner's consent. The three were accused of using another student's credit card to buy gas and less than $3:1..1 worth of mer· chandose al a mall The three were caught when a stoo" refused to honor the card. NEW YORK (AP) - Junius Kellogg, who in 1951 reported an allcmplcd bribe !hat uncovered _a _ major college haskcihall s.:antlal. os dead at71. He died Wednesday night al the Bronx Veterans Affairs Mcdi<al Center. Manhauan Col lege said the cause of death was respiratory f:lil :urc. - Kellogg had hccn in a wheelchair ~' inl'C o1 <•.'ar ac~iUcnt in Arknnsa!li in . :19541cft hom p:1rulyt.cd. A n-fnoi - 10 ce nter. Kellogg was· ~he lirst hl:~<k player at Manhallan. 21 with six kills and five blocks. Brannon was 12-16 with five kills and a block. Bailey 9- 14 with five kills, Evans 2-4 with two kills and An1i Wolfe was 2-3 spiking. Chevalier was 1-2 and Angi Taylor 1-1: In settinB. the tenacious tandem of Evans and Hayman set 42 of 55 and had I0 assists. Evans was 25-34 with eight assists and Hayman was t7-21 with two assists. Eastern coach Don Jackson , "We seem to always lack a desire to ptll away our opponent. When the desir~ does hit. we can stan puuing tea~ away with all the potenual we havo!. The scoring was preuy balanced tonoght. a credit 10 a good team effort . If not for everybody contributin~ tonoght we would have had a long evening. We are lacking I~ killer instinct nght now , but I'm con fident it will come." · Eastern won the reserve game also each from K. Guffey and B. Spencer. Southern went up 3-0 on three Lyons serves, including an ace, then Lyons caught fire with a string of six points. intermittently interrupted by a Trimble time and a Trimble substitution. That string gave SHS a 10-2 lead as SHS rolled to the 15-3 win. In ohc second game. Cummins ruled the roost with nine serving points including the game-point. The Tornadoes won 15-8. Southern also won the reserve game 15- 13 and 15-9. Southern was led hy Tammy Fryar with seven. Sarah Brauer six. Rachel Allen and Stacy Molls with five each. Emily Stivers with three. Stacy Wilson two and Macyn Ervin one. Trimble was led hy Alison Christmas with five . Jennifer Riley five. Lacy Noll four. Kendra Hoffman three. Mandi Russell two and one each from Chri ssy Cocn. Ashley Fouts and Courtney Christman . Loaded with Silverado pkg, 350 VB, auto, PW, PL, tilt, cruise, alum whesls and more. 1990 OLDS TOURING SEDAN · 'II' Skyline results announced Pomeroy's Todd Smith held off fellow Meigs Countian Scott Wolfe Saturday night -in the Late Model fcaturc at Skylone Spccdlfay ncar Stewart. Ohio. The event bought in hundreds of dollars for the United Arpeal Campaign. chaired locally by Skip Logan. Smith's TNT Racing/Taz's Marathon/Five Points Express #7 Rayburn was hooked tight 10 the inside and rode home in first ahead of Wolfe. Jim Amick. Bob Adams, Jr. and Andy Bond. The win was Smith's second at the Speedway this month. Smith. a former !rack-champion himself. made the win more imprcssive by defeating four other track champs in the lineup - Wolfe. Adams, McDaniels and Bond. Wolfe . in the McDonald's of Gallipolis/CCK ConvenienccNirgil Hill Farms #14, led all 10 laps of the first heat after outjumping Smith on the stan. then pulling away for the win. Wolfe coasted to the checkered · and Smith finished second ahead of Mike McDaniel and Bob Adams. Jim Amick won the second heat over Bond and Mitch Brunton. As a result of the win. Wolfe started on the inside pole wilh Amick on the outside. Wolfe's Bill Pooler sponsorcd car jumped into the early lead. but that advantage was negated on a wreck involving Amick. McDaniels. Jim Gray. Brunton. Adams ond Donnoe McFarland . . On the restart . Wolle took the lead and led four laps with Smith at _his sodc. Sm1th nosed on to lead the fohh mcuot. but Wolle powc_rcd back by for a wuplc more laps wolh Sm1th on hot pursuit. Smith again tried the inside and had the faster .:ar down the backchutc. where he took command for good on lap nine . The big banlc of the night was between Amick. McDaniels and dams for third place. but when the checkered Oag fell Amick held the advantage over multi-time track champion Adams with McDaniels fifth . The Street Stock feature event not only featured a Bood race. but an inside baltic for the 1998 points championship. Ralph Withem and Rick Hudnen have swapped the top spot all season long. Hudnell won the initial hanle as Withem, leading by eight points, broke in the qualifying heat and did riot make the feature . Hudnell was able to overtake Withem for the points lead with only thi s week remaining in tbc championship run . In the feature though it was local Coolville ace Mitch Gillian taking the lead on the second lap and cruising to the win over John Powell and Tony Roush from Reedsville. They were followed by Jim Ashcraft, Jay Ruuer and Hudnell. Another local. George Adkins of Middleport. in the Gene Adkins A-2. qualified through his heat, but suffered mc.:hanical problems and only made one lap in the feature . Mokc Baker led every lap of the four cylinder main over John Brooks and Lyle Swain. Swain. of Long Bo11om. currently is the season points leader goong into the last race after a ~real overall season in his #50. Jesse Wisecarver too the feature in the 1cccntly started Pure Stock Street Division over Dusty Boley. Rusty Nu .tcr. Freddie Carpenter and Brei! Leather Interior, electric moon roof, PW, PL, alum wheels, foglampa, the Ultimate In luxury. 1993 MAZDA MX-6 LS V6 engine, auto, A/C, leather seats, alum wheels, sunroof- Clean Car 1986 OLDS 98 REGENCY Locally owned with Pwr seat, PW, PL, wire wheel wheel covers, priced right! Fn~mcr . TOWN fl COUNTRY EXPO, 1"8 MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS SEPTEMBER 19·10, 1998 REPLACEMENT~NDOW Nice locally owned with V6 engine, A/C, auto, AM/FM stereo, POL. SPECIAL ...... olio I-~• '' '" . , I }k ~.:.nn~ to th.: ~choo l in 1950 muJ a later was approa~..:hcd ahout ~'h:~vllog poonts by Henry Poppe. the :team's l":tptain the ycm hl'fon.: . Kollogg wiLl enoch Ken Norton. 'who notified authonlles . Wuhon ·months. seven players on . City 'College 's 1950 NCAA-NIT douhle d1011npinns were :.1rrestcd on ~hurges .of lakin• hrihcs Thcr~ were soon disdnsurcs of tixed game> al NYU and Long Island University . The invcsllgation revealed thai between 1947 and .1950. N6 gam~s had hecn fixed and 32 players were impli<ated. Arter serving in the Army in the ·Korean War. Kcllog~ returned to .<ehool and graduated. In 1953 he joined the Harlem Glohctroncrs. A year later. he was -heading to a game in Pine Bluff,l Ark .. with three other players when! )heir car flipped . · KelloEg drifted in and out of a coma for weeks. After four years in ihe hospital he rcgnincd use of his jlands nod arm. • He spent the rest of his life working for New York City •Bencies, ~oaching wheelchair athletes and making motivational speeches. : Ke110i8 is survived by three sisten and three brothers_. "'\'Ci.lr . r 4 way disc brakes, I ~lllli.IJIJINSTALLED* ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT-IN FOR EASY CLEANING Air conditioning, tilt, cruise, high output, quad 4 •nn11na. PW, PL, AM/FM cassette w/EQ. - -*ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN EXISTING WOOD DOUBLE HUNG OPENING *OPTIONS AVAILABLE C.ijECK OUT OUR DISPLAY AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS BRING IN YOUR WINDOW SIZES FOR.FREE QUOTE QUALifY DOWSYS . • 110 COURT ST. POMEROY, ·oHIO -1;.&OQ-291-5600 . W.VA. I 023477 fiMINIMUM PUI\CHASE MAY B R~QUIR-=D Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer 1616 Eastern Ave. • Gallipolis 740) 446-3672 �I By The Bend Friday, September 18, 1998 The Daily Sentinel page& urc Friday, September 18, 1998 ) , i lnsuraj1ce policy beneficiaries should be checked and updated mine was a commercial pil01 . On a night home to Tucson, his plane Ann crashed, and he was killed in5tanlly. Landers They had been married only I 0 IW7 . lnl. "-fdn. T._. months. 5yilldKM llld Crca•n The husband had a large, six-figure insurance policy. Unfortunately. he had neglected to change the benDear Ann Landen: This is m eficiary, and his mother collected the response to the woman who found entire sum . She gave the wife herself the unwilling beneficiary of SIO,OOO and kept the rest for herself. her deceased brother's insurance l..egaJ? Yes. But kind and thoughtpolicy. He had forgotten to change ful? No way. My friend was forced the policy when he married. She to give up her home. which wa.• still signed the entire amount over to her in her husband's name only. brother's wife. whtch was indeed the I hope this letter will serve as a decent (and generous) thing to do. I wake-up call to all your readers who would like to give you the rcven;c have not updated their wills and scenario. onsurancc policies after marrying. The hushaod of a dear friend of """""' Too often. we tend to put off such things because they require us to think about death, which is not exactly pleasant. Incidentally, my friend is in '-'r early 50s and now has multiple sclerosis. She is on disability and unable to work. That insurance would have been a godsend . -- Sad For a Young Widow in Scottsdale, Ariz. Dear Sad: One of the most \"aluablc functions of this column os to teach people lessons in life by print· ing the experiences of readen; who have made mistakes. Your friend's experience is certainly an excellent e.ample. Thank you oo behalf of all the people you educated tnday. Dear Ann Landers: I just read the letter from "Vancouver," who said she was single and unhappy. but I am not §!Ire the advice you cave her is going to work. You told her to stop hanging around married couples and become involved in activities where she will be apt to meet unanachcd males. I am 33 years old. a successful career woman and in great shape. but I still haven't found the right man although I have had more than my share of dates and relationships. I have done all the things you advised. and I am still single . I am not quite as picky about men as I used to be. but the men arc more fickle than ever. While I would like to meet someone with strong family values, most of the men I have met want a woman who is a CEO of a corporation or a fashion model. And let us not f<lr!et the men in their 30s who still pauty like they are in a fraternity. You can bet that when they do grow up and think about mar· riage, they woo' t be interested in any woman over2S , and she'd bencr have the body of a goddess. I would tell "Vancouver" not to give up on her married friends . They might introduce her to a nice. eligible bachelor. -- Single in Chicago Dar Chlcqo: I agree that mar· ricd friends. if they arc generous and thoughtful. could indeed be a connection to an eligible man. but don't hold your breath waiting. I still say your best bet is to stay in the mix. Do volunteer work -- not only for charitable causes but for the political party of your choice . DonalC your time to your local hospital or blood hank. Take some classes at a community college. Join a health club, take up biking or learn how to repair your car. In other words. put yourself out there. and move in circles where people are trying to improve their lives. This beats going to hars and cocktail lounges by a darned sight. W..uip - II a.m. Wedoooldly Services· 7 p.m. Con g re g a t ional Beat of the Bend ... By Bob Hoeflich -I ~ Ha,·ing been "cnnfincd" to quarters for a couple of weeks due to a little "ailment". my ".:iallife has gnnc down the tube. I hated missi ng the fall fcsti1•al at Racine; the river fe stival at Mid· dlcpun . and a \'isit ny the Cumberland Queen. which was welcomed hy beautifully costumed greeter> in Pomeroy over the weekend. However. wa.,n ·t the weather just perfect for the activities' Now \\UUid be a go><xl time lor a Joule rain. lthmk . "What a revoltin development . this is". Do yuu remember that cxprc-sion·> It wa.s used often hy a comedian ur a canoon chara.:tcr a fe w years hack. The expression came up recently with Jean Alkire and some of her friends and everyone had a different opinion as to which comedian had used the tcvottin · development hit frc~ucntly. Jean contacted me and I thought. perhaps. ot was Jimmy Durante. So we' re testing your memory. Bunky. Who was ir' I ' ) \ j Did you notice the emphasis on .SO years of television with the presentation of the Emmv Awards show'! Seems impossi ble that television has been with us for so long. Wasn't it only last week that the Show of Shows was the big feature on the tube? I can remember. many, many years ago when television was only a dream . I first heard about it in the fifth grade from my teacher. the former Lucille Dutton. at the Gravel Hill School in Middleport. She had been to a World's Fair-maybe in Chicago. as I recalland had seen a demonstration of television there and predicted it would he coming. "Sure, Miss Dutton , sure". And sure it was for some years later it is in every home. An old American standby. Readers Digest. is in linancialtrouhlc and is going to >ell off its art collection to raise money. Have there been too many of those sweepstakes' On the other hand. maybe they shouldn ·,have changed the cover without asking us . The media for Buckeye Blii/. :-tpparently thought it was a great accomplishment fur the Ohio State Bucks to defeat Toledo so completely. Being heralded as the top team of the nation. the' Buckeye win shouldn't have come as any big surprise and .should have hc~n expected . Whoe1·cr h~ard of Toledo·• Now had it been Mich igan in~tcad of Toledo . I would have hcen much more imprc s~cd . M.:Gwire and Sosa continue their race to produce the most I1<1111C run.; durin g the hasch:1ll St'as1m . They've ...- crtainly \\'lin the adm1ratit•n o( the nation at il good lim'-· on the American scene and ncatcd a new interest '"their srort . As you nut douht can tell. I've hccn spending some tim~ wilh the telev ision ~c t -tno much prohahly. A~ a v ic w~o:r. I wonder who t.:omes up with those adn:rli!<.cmcnts for the Ohoo Ln!lcry. The current one which seems to run o\'cr and nv~r and fea ture..; the elderly couple scratching niT their lollcry ticket . ; cer· tainl y turns me off. I hope they hoth lose . Whatever happened to that stuff we used tu call rain'? Oh s ur~ . you remember what it was lik~ . Just think ahout it. Brown lawns and wilted !lowers arc prevalent . Mayh~ a r:11n dance would help. An yhody know one "' Do keep smiling. Apple cider is safe if properly produced ' . The /euon of the grapevines By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer Our loaded grapevines fi II the Scptcmhcr air with ~~ sweet o.mnna hcgging us to stop hy fur a mouthwatering treat. The wuudy \'ines director of AIDS Action. a Washingllln-hascd advucacy group. Kolhc also said the findinp \how 1ha1 teens who arc virrins shouldn't feel like outcasts. " It 's an important milestone hccausc students who have' not cn~a~cd in intercourse can say that they're in the majority:· he said. The 1997 survey of 16.262 students nationwide showed that a lower proportion of high schoolcrs arc engaging in risky sexual behavior than in 1991. when the CDC hcgan giving tccn-ag~rs anonymous qucslionnaircs every two years about their sex lives. Asked if they had ever had sexual intercourse, S2 percent of those surveyed last year said no. compared with 46 percent in 1991. Asked if they used a condom the last time they had sex. 57 percent of students said yes. compared with 46 percent in 1991. Sixteen percent of students said they had had sex with four or more 1 partners. down from 19 percent in suppon themselves and drape over our garden fence. The abundance of rain and sunshine produced a large crop of fruit again this year. It took a lot of work trying to get rid of weeds and Japanese hcetles. But the thoughts of Concord jelly and ta~ty juice make my salivary glands go wild, and we still have plenty of grapes t.o give away. Ahout 6.000 years ago - m Bible times - men highly prized their vineyards and guarded them from rnaming ja,·kals. foKes and twn-kggcd thieves. The grapevine was the symhul of prosperity and peace amung the ancient Hchrcws. In the h<fl dry region of Palestine. grape juice and raisin cakes were a l'ital pan uf daily lok 1991. The trend toward ahstincncc on the 1990s is in sharp contrast to the 1970s and ' !lOs. when sexual acti\'· ity hallnoncd amung teen-agers. Kolbe said . Sexual acti\"ity amon~ ~iris 15 to 19. for example. jumped fmm 29 percent in 1970 to 57 percent on 1988. according to' prcvious studies. Kolbe attributed the recent declines to efforts hy parents. schools and health officials to educate young people ahout safe sex and the risks of teen pregnancy. AIDS and other sexually transmottcd diseases . But he warned there arc still plenty of wnOicting sexual messages in movies. television and other media . " I think they're fragile changes... he said. " The worst thing we could do is he lulled into complacency." The CDC also nOicd that its survey doesn ' t cover all teens. since as Because grapevines were common, Jesus often used the metaphor of the vine and the branches to illustrate Himself and His work. In John I.S :.S. He said, "I am the vine. you arc the branches; he who abides in Me. and .I in .him. he hear.; much fruit: for apan from Me. you can do nothing." Jesus is the vine with deep spreading roots of eternal lili:. As believers in Him. we arc branches and drdw strength and sustenance from Him . When we li ve in Him. we hear fruit - the fruit of His Spirit. The relationship between the hclie,·er and Christ is as close as that of the hranches and the vine . What gmd is a cut-off hntndl'! It nnly withers and dies . l11cn it" s· sia Roush reunion. Sunday. I p.m. Star Mill Park. Take mvercd di.sh and table service. GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Area Parkinson's Suppon Group. 2 p.m. . Gra.c United Methodist chur.:h. 2(Xl Second Ave. Topic will be Tasmar plus pointers for P.O. patients. POMEROY - Homecoming. Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church. Sunday. carry-in dinner at noon. Afternoon service. I:30 fe:tturing the Narrow Way Singe,-,;. Church located in Texas Community on Wickham Road. BURLINGHAM - Han -Cuckl~r reunion Sunday. I p.m. at the Mod~rn w,~xJm~n hall in Burlingham. RACINE - Morris Chapel annual church hotn~comin ~. Sunday sch.->1forllmn•J hy lund~<on anJ SJ'<'· l'iotl sin,;in~ . Dailey MMI · 8:30 a.m. Apostolic Church of Ch r ts t p_,..,. Oaordl "'Clulot 212 W. Main St. Minisler: Damy Biu Sunday Scbool - 9:30 Lm. Worshop- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. w- Send qUHiions to Ann La.Wrs, Crutors Synditate, S777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los 1\n,des, P.O. Bo• 467, ~~··s Mason, W.Va. Calif. 9004S .,; r_,..,. Clltsrd ofCiulot 33226 Ooildmo's Home Rd. "'"" Sunday Scbool • I l a.m. Pastor: Neil Tennant Servicts- 10:00 a.m. and 7 W011hip · JOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 1 p.m. ....... Hope hpcbt Clottrdl (Soottkn) many as 5 percent arc high <eh .. >l Putor: lim Di«y 570 Grano St., Middlepon Sunday sctooot -9:30 a.m. Worship· It a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. dro[lt1UIS . The survey showed ahstincnce was almost c4ual anUin~ hop and girls- 5I percent and 52 percent. respecti,·cly. But the U\'erall decline in sex ual al:th·ity has t'lcen greatest fur hnys. Teen -age boys reporting they had intcrmurse drnpped frnm 57 per<ent in 1991 to 49 percent in 1997. Fur ~iris. the ligure drnpped from 50.X percent to 47.7 percent. The proportion of hlad high schouler< who said they had sex drnpped H percentage points frnm 1991 tu 1997. tu 7J percent. For whites. the decline was 6 points to 44 percent. The change fur Hispanics was less than I perrent· age point. to 52 percent. Condom usc was higher among boys (6~ percent) than girls (51 percent).. It was also highest among hlacks (64 percent). with 56 percent of whites and 4K percent of Hispanics saying they had used condoms in their last sexual encounter. Froo Will Baptist C.om:lt Ash Strul, Middlepor1 Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday Service -7:00p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wednesday Servia:-7:00 p.m. Rutlalld Flnt Baptist Churdl Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WOJship - 10:45 a.m . "-"" Flnt Baptist East Main St Sunday School -9:30a.m. WoBhip · 10:30 a.m. Flnt Soutbtno Baptill 41872 Pomeroy Pike PISior: E. Lamar O'Bryanl Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.m. ML Ual01 Baptist PaSior : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45a.m. Evening· 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Oreal Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Paslor : Daniel Berdine Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Sunday WoBhiP. · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Doble Soudy - 7:00p.m. Old llflbtl Froe Will Bloplitl Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. ThuBday Services· 7:30 Hillside Baptist Cbun:h St. Rt. 143justoi1Rt. 7 Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · t !a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Villag~ Council. special session . Monday. 7JO p.m. li~r cnnsidemtion of pcrs;mnd . Victory lllpdst Jndepndut 52S N. 2nd So. Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship - !Oa.m., 7 p.m. TUESDAY RACINE - RACO . Tuesday. 6 ; ~() p.m. at Star Mill Park . New Faith Baptist Church Railroad So., Muon Sunday School - tO a.m. Jlcanrlllow Rldp Chrdl of Clulot Paslor:Teny Stewart Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Zloa Chord or c.rtac Pomeroy, Harrisoroville Rd. (Rt.l43) Pastor: Roger W1tJon Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Tappen Plata Clourcll of~ · ..., lnslnllnelltll Sunday School- !0:15a.m. Yooth· 5:30 poo Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 7 poo Brodbary Church or Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wor>hip · 10:30 a.m . Rutland Chun:h of Chrlac Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bndlonl Church ot Chrltt U>rner or St. Ro. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youlh Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship . 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesda) Services ·7:00p.m. Hickory RIU. Chan:h of Clsrlll Mike Moore Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Uborty Christian Church bexter . Pas! or: Woody Colt Sunday Evening · 6:30p.m. Thul>day Service · 6:30p.m: Loapnlle Chrlaclln Cburch Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wooship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Hemlock Gro.. Church Reedsville Chun:b or Christ Pastor: Phitio Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wooship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Chnstian Union Hartford Church or Chrill in Chrisllan Ualon Worsh1p - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Hanford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School - J 1 a.m. Fomt Ruu lllptlst Pastor : Arius Hun Sunday School- 10 a.m. WoBhip · ll a.m. ·9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. V!,fl.lnes~ayServlces . 7:30p.m. U/n,Khiin ML Moriah Baptist fourth &. Main St., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Won;hip · t0:4l a.m. Altlqulty Baptist Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. ~dnesday Worship· 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening · 6:00p.m. Rutland Fne WID Blpllll Salem St. Pas1or: Rev. Paul Taylor · 9:45a.m. 7p.m. · · 7 p.m. ~llutllnd Church or God Pastor: Ron Heath Sun~· WoBhip • 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. I Sunday School - tO a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Syraclose Flnt Church or Gad Apple and Second S<s. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Wor1bip- tO o.m. Slcred Heart Catholic Chun:h Brand New 1998 Pontile TrantpOrt • 3400 'H Power . • Powlr W'•ldowl • Powlr Locltll 11111'01'1 • AMIFII C1111111 •7PIIIIftiii'SIIIIilg • Fully LOidldl 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pator: Rev . Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-S:ISp,m.; Mass-5;30 p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9.15 a.m., Sun. Mw ·9:30a.m. ~2,150* ~5,150* All New 1999 Pontile Grand Am SE Sedan I 1/2 mile off RL 32S Pastor. Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · !0:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. · WesloJu llilllo Hall- Chordl 75 Pearl St., Middleport. PIUIOr: Rev.lohn Neville Oiildren'sKrvice · 10 a.m. Wonhip · 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:3() p.m. · Hysell Roo Iloilo... Clsurdl Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:45 Lm., 7 p.m. Thursday Service · 7:30p.m. Laani 01n Froo Motbodlst Chardl PISIOr: David DeWin Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · !0:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wtdne.day Service · 7:00p.m. Rutllttd Comauoily O.urch POSior: Rev. Roy McC:orty Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Sunday Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service.s · 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints or J..., Christ Reorpalzod Chan:h or Latter Day Saints Portland·Racine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7;30 p.m. Tho Chun:h of Josus Christ of Latter-Day Salats St. RL 160,446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday School 10:20-1!a.m. Reliel Socieay/Prlellhood tl :OS-!2:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-lO:lS a.m. Homcmakins meeting, 1st Thun. • 7 p.m. Lutt1e rnn SLJ..aiAtllena 0.,.. Pine GmYe Rev. Donlld C. fritz Worship · 9:00a.m. Sunday Sctoool • 10:00 a.m. Our S.•lour I.Aollltnn Church Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. Putor: David Russell Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Wor1hip • II a.m. St. l'lul Lulheno Chun:h Comer SyCIIIIORO & Se«ond St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sundly School · 9:45 a.m. Wor1hip · II a.m. United Methodist Gnblm United Methodist Worship -9:30a.m. (lSI & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (Jrd & 4th Sun) Wedne,;ciay Service • 7:30p.m. Mt. Olin Ualttd MetbDdlst Otl 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Re.v. Ralph Spires Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Mdtp Cooperall•e P1rish Nonbolst Ouster Alhd Pas1or: Sharon Hausman WtdnO.iday Services - 6:30p.m. ~Chu~ or God of Pnlpheey 0.1. Mite Rd. oil St. Rl. 160 PastOJ: PJ . Ooapman Sunday School · tO a.m. Pastor: O!ad Ernridt Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Worship - II a.m. Wednesday Service-o -7:30p.m. r...!:.':C"f::":ader Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wol1hip • 9 A.m. Flltwooob Pastor. Keith Rader Sunday School - tO a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. F<nlllbto Paslor: Chad Ernridt Sunday School . 10 a.m. Worship · 9a.m. Thul>day Services· 6:30p.m. Heoth (Middloport) Pas1or: Vemapye Sullivlll Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Mlaomvlllc Pas10r: Chad Emrick Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worihip · 10 a.m. ParlCblpel Sunday School· 9a.m. WOrship - 10 a.m. ............, Pastor: Coronie Fwes Sunday School-9:15a.m. w...hip - 10:30 a.m. Bib!< Study Tuesday · 10 a.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. W011hip · 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services • 7 p.m. S.tc..Cattcr Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m. s.......w. • AutOIIIIIIc: • Air Conditioning • Air Conditioning • Crulll CGnlrol • Alllfll C1111111 • Trlcllon CGnlrol • NICIIy Equlppldl •LS PICklge • 4 Wlleel Anti-Loclt Brakel • A111FM C.ette • Aluminum Wlllele • Nicely Equipped! ' ' Worship · 10:30 p.m. Sunday Scbool · 6 p.m. Wtdnesday Service-o -7 p.m. Appo ur. Catter ' Full-Gospel Oourch" Pas1011 John & Pauy Wade 603 Second Ave. Mason 773-5017 Service lime: Sunday JO:JO a.m. Wednesday 7 pm Foltlo Chapel ()pea Bible O.an:ll 92J S. 'I'tlird So., Middleporl Pastor Ernie Wengerd Sunday service, 10 a.m. Wedlelday service, 7 p.m. Salem St., Ru1land Foltlo Floll Goopei Church Long Boloom Pas~or: Steve Reed Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wednesday . 7 p.m. Services: Wedneiday, 7:30p.m Sunday, 2:3() p.m. lllrrison•ille Community Chun:h Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday · 9:)(1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. East i.dlrt Pastor: Brian Harkness Middleport Community Church l7i Peart St., Middleport Worship · 9 a.m. Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday School tO a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. Cool•llle United Methodist Parish Pastor: Helen Kline Cool•lllo Chun:h Main & Filth St. Sunday School - tO a.m. WoBhip - 9 a.m. Tuesday Services · 7 p.m. Btthel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday School. 9 a.m. Worship. 10 a.m. INSURANCE I' lnluranoo . .GENCES:=• RIDENOUR SUPPLY St. Rt. Place an ad in this DIJ1IIIy lllld s.Mc:e.AMys Establlsh8d 1913 992·2121 M. l' I Pomeroy ··, Calvary Bible Cbun:h Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd . Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Pastor: David Dailey Sunda)' Schoo19:30 a.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Rejoidng ure Churcb 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepon Sunday School · 9:30a.m. WoBhip- !0:3() am ~ednesday St:rvices . 7 p.m. Church or Jesas C hris~ Apostolic Faith 1/4 mile pa51 Fort Meigs on New lima Rd. Pastor: William Van Mete r Sunday·7:00 p.m. Wednesday· 7:00 p.m. Friday -7:00p.m. Cliflon, W.Va. Sunday School · 10 a_ m. Worship . 7 p.m Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. New Ure Victory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Galtipoli<. OH Pas1or: Bill Staten Sunday ScJViccs · 10 a. m. & 7 p.m . Wed•esday - 1 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Pentecostal Penl0<05lll Assembly St. Rt. 124, Racine Pas1or: William Hoback Sunday School - !0 a.m. Even ing · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Third Ave. Pa."itor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesdily Service5 · 7:00p.m. Faith Valley Tabernacle Chun:• Bailey Run Road PilStor: Rev. Emmell Rawson Presbyterian Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service · i p.m. Syra<v10 Mission 1411 Dridgeman St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompson.Paslor Sunday School · Ill a.m. Synocuse Fint United Presbylerian Evening · 6 p.m. Wtdnuday Service: . 7 p.m Harrisonville Presbyterian Churth Worship · Ya. m Sunda)' School . 9:45 a.m. Houl Community Church OrfRt.l24 Paslor: Re v. Kri s.ma Robinson Sunda y School- !U a.m. Worship. II il.m. Middlepon Presbyterian Sunday School . 9 a.m. Pastor: Edsel Hart Sunday School - 9:30a.m. HocklnMJIOM Chun:h Worship· 10:30 am., 7:30p.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Grand S1ree1 Dyesvllle Community Clturclo Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Worship · J I a.m. Wednesday Services· 8 p.m. Ton:h Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School -9:30a.m. WoBhip · 10:30 a.m. Mont Chapel Chun:h Sunday school - 10 a. m. Worship · II a.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Nazarene Faith Gospel Cburch Sunday School - tO a.m. Pastor: Gregory A. Cundiff Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Rttdsville Fellowship Chon:b ollbt Naureno Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - to:45 n.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Time to clean house? Clean out your basement 01: attic with the help of the 'CLASSIRED SECTIONI Sennth·Diy Adventist Mulberry Hts. Rd., Pomero)' Pas10r: Roy Lawm!lky Sa1urday Services: Sabbaoh School -2 p.m. Wor!!.hip · 3 p.m United Brethren Long Bonom Sunday S<hool -9:30 a.m. Wo15hop - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Mt. Olive Community Church Pastor: Lawrence Bush Mt. Hermon United Brtthrtn In Christ Church Te"as Community off CR R2 Paslor: Robert Sander~ Sunday School· 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 am . 7:30 p.m. Sunday S<bool · 9:311 a.m. Wednesday Servicts . 7:30 p.m. Evening . 7 p.m. Wedneday Scryiet · 7 p.m. Eden United·Brethren In Chriso United Faith Chun:b Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday S<hoot · II a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. 2 1/2 miles nonh of Reedsv ille · on State Route 124 Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By- Pass Paslor: Rev. Roben E. Smilh, Sr. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service : Friday, 7 p.m. Wedne.day Service - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Wednesday Youth Service . 7:30p.m. ;JLnnt ,Jinc. ~ill~er ~ urural 264 South Second Ave.•Middlepor1, OH 740-992-5141 Bruce A. FOiher • Director 590 East Mai• Streel • Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992·5444 Jr. · Director Advertise your SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY~ business each week Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician 214E. Mail KEROSENE HEATER RE~ 992-5130 Pomeroy 948-2804 .. ··- Filth fdlowslolp Cruude lor Chrill Wednesday Servtces . 10 a.m. -9:30a.m. Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES . PasiOr: John Han Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WoBhip · 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00p.m. Mlddlepon Pentecostal 992-5432 F<>tllne or Whlt<'o Chapel Wakyoa Clifton Tabernacle Church Pl!tor: Robcn Vance Sunday worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday service· 6:30p.m. Worship · II a.m. Froedono G . Mission Bald Knob,llrl Co. Rd. 31 Paslor: Rev. Roger Wittlord Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 7 p.m. Pastor: Lawrence Foreman R - Chrbtlao Fellowslllp Charch Sunday servia:, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youlh Fetlowsloip Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00 p.m. Pll!IOJ: Dcwayne Stutler Sunday School· II a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness No Sunday or Wednesday Night Services Stivtrnifle Word of Faith Eadttmo House or Pnyer (ao Burlingham church orr Rouoe 33) Sunday School · tO a.m. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wor.hip Serviu 10:3() a.m. lt:tan , W .Va. R1. I Sunday Servoo: 10 Lm & 6 p.m. Wednesday ServictS . 7 p.m. M1H11iiiJI Slor Wednesday · 7 p.m. lbcine ((ing>bury Road Pwor: Jeff Smith Fairview Bible c •urch Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednesday Services . 10 a.m. Sunday School- to a. m. C.rietoo lot..-detaollllutloea! Cloun:h Pastor: Rn. Mary McDanteJ The Btlieftn' Fellowship Mialltry New Lmc Rd., Rutland Pas1or: Rev. Marga~l J. Robin501'1 Carmel & Iloshan Rds. Racine, Ohio Paslor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. Wooship • 10:45 a.m. Bible Soudy Wed. 7:00p.m. Soutlo lldllel New TalaSilver Rjdge Putor: Robert Barber Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 1 p.m. Other Churches Friday · rellowship service 7 p.m. e.n.t ..... FuR Goopel J.Ja1s111oout 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Paslor: Roy Hunter Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday & Thursday -7:30p.m. Honest Outreodo Mholstrieo 47439 Reibel Rd., O.eSier llolhuy Paslor: Dewayne Sauoler Sunday School - tO a.m. Wortlup · JU:JU Lm., 7 p.m. Wedne!day Servia: · 7 p.m Coolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridtnour Sunday School · 9:30 il.m. Worship + 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Bottom ·-~I Porllud Filii Cloordo oftllo N...,_ Putor: Mart Mauon Sunday School · to a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Pastor: Bob Randolph Worship · 9:3() a.m. School · 10:30 a.m. lbtllud Cluorch oldie Nuareae Paslor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye Sunday Scbool- 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:.30 a.m .. 6:30p.m. Wedllesday Services . 7 p.m. Rutlud Sunday School -9:30a.m. wo ..hip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Joppo Sunday Scbool- 9:)(1a.m. Worship· ll a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Putor. Roben E. Muuer Sunday School - tO a.m. Worship· ll :15a.m.. 7p.m. Wednesday Servia: . 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:IS a.m. Worship · tO a.m. Youth fetlowshop, Sunday . 6 p.m Chesler Paslor: Sharon Hausm&Jl . Clooller a-do of dlo N....Puoor. Rev.lltrben Gnoe Cbrbtlao Fellowship Ceatcr Middleport Church ol the NaZirene Sundoy School· 10 a.m. Thursday Services . 7 p.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. RodtSpriap PIISIOf: IU:ilh Rider Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WoBhip · ll a.m., 6:30p.m. Worship · 9 a.m. - . . , . Cloordo ofdlo N PL'IOC Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm)r. Sunday Scbool • 9:30 a.m. 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy churches I Ploe G""oiNble Roll- Cllun:h c..tr.la.t.r Alloary iSr-1. Closoftll oldie N...,_ l'utor,Roben J. Coen Radio Minblry- lllvenswod Stalion 4-4:30 Salun!ay Sunday Scllool • 9:30 Lm. Worship · 10·.30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Kids fO< Oori11-7 p.m. 'Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken' local I Leading Coeek Rd., Rutluod Paslot: Rev. Dewey King Sunday sdoool- 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship. 7 p.m. Wedllesday prayer ....Una-7 p.m. Sunday School . 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m. Tuesday Services -7:30p.m. Bl'llld New 1998 Chevy $-Series LS Ext. Clb Pickup Support your ~ I Worship -9:30a.m. Sunday Scbool • J(t)(J a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Fi11< Sunday of Monlh ·7:30p.m. oc:rvia S,o Crow's Family Restaurant Bill Qulcktlll92-ee77 l II I Calvary Pllp1Ja Cbpel Even ins Services- 6:30p.m. Catholic ~ 19,450* Sunday sctoool · 9:30 a.m. • 10:30 a.m . .t: 7 p.m. W y prayer servia: · 7 p.m. Su~~ip Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday school- !O:lQ a.m. Worship -9:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 P - ~ - . Holt nes s Durillo JloliMa Chrch 31057 Stale Rout< 32S, Llnpvll< Pastor: Dr. J.D. Youn& a-ots...... Holi- C.orcll WoBhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Pas~or-lellrey Walla<% lSI and Jrd Sunday Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. _, SoasdiJ Scboolli :00 a.m. K.,;., C.ard or CIIJtll Evangeli~ • Bdllldoem Baptist Church .... Holy Euchlrilt .... Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship- 8:!5, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wtdnesday Services - 7 p.m. Fint Baptbt l'bun:h lbdne Flnt B1ptllt Pas1or. Rick Rule Sunday School -9:30a. m. Worship· 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Sll•er Run Baptlll PUIOr: Bill Liltle Sunday School · lOa.m. Worship - I !a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. E ptsco p n l G.-l!r'-' DJal O.rcll 326 E. Mllft St .. Pomeroy Rt-1. James Bemocti. Rev. ltltlwin Foster Reo. Dcbonh Rlakin, Oeray lllrrisonville Rood PISIOr: Rev. Viaor Roush Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worship · tl a.!"·• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servox · 7.30 p.m. Wonhlp Service - 9 a.m. Communion . JO Lm. Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. IIKillhi..'I"S WCh.:(llllC . Pastor: AI Haruon Youlh Minister: Bill Frazier Put"': Teny Stewart Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship · IO:!S a.m., 7:00p.m. picked up. thrown into the lire and hurncd. John 15:6 continues. "If anyone docs not abide in Me . he is thrown away as a hranch. and dries up; and they gather them and cast them into the fire . and they arc burned .'' Let's not be dead wuud that·s e<tst away. Care enough ahout yourself to li\'C in Chrtst Jesus. I'll be glad IO send you a hookkt tu help you kno\\ Jesus as your rcrsonal ~avior. f-;.uhcr. thank You fDr Your o.1hun· d;mt prorisinn fur us. Hdp us 10 ha\'C a pkasing rdationship "ith You that will bear much fruit . In Jesus · no.un'-'· Amen . Writ~ Bonnie. P.O. B<" <J 'i I. x~nia. Ohio ~'i~X'i . Scriptures: NASB . Middleport Clltsrd of Cluis& Soh and Maio 1 Wednesday Services . 7:00p.m. Pas1or: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middlepon POMEROY - God's Neighborhood Escape for Teens, Friday, fun, ' food and fellowship, West Main . Street. Pomeroy. September hinhdays to he observed. Pizza. cake and icc cream. Non-violent video games. computer programs, and cards free in game room; pool tables, small fcc. Center open 6 to 10;30 p.m. Same hours Saturday. DETROIT (AP) - As apple cider season arrives m Michigan . food safety ex perts say the drink is safe if properly prepared . Michogan . one of the nations leading apple and apple cider producer> . has had no reported outbreaks of illness from a dangerous strai n of E. co li bacteria . ATHENS Meigs County Cases in other states prompted the Food and Drug Administration to Anhritis Support Group. Friday. I0 require warnings on unpasteuri zed apple cider and apple juice sold to a.m . to II :30 a.m. in conference room the public Unpasteurized fruit juices sicken up to 4X .OOO people each of the Meigs County Senior Citizens 's year. and a child died of .:omplications from tainted c ider in 1996. the Center. Occupational therapist from FDA reports. Pasteurizing the cider. by heating it to at least 160 degrees for six Hol1cr Clinic to dis.·uss hand funcseconds . kills the ha~tcria . said L« Bour~uin . an assistant professor of tion and therapy. Those with anhritis and family member< welcome . food sc i cn~c and nutrition at Michigan State University . Federal in spec tion s of 2" unpastcuriLed apple cider estahli shments in 32 states over the past year found no cvidcn.:c of the bactc - SATURDAY . . SALEM CENTER- Star Gran•c na • The bacteria from animal waste can end up in apple orchards 718 and Star Junior Grange 878. through the usc of untreated man ure in fertilizer. from waste in runoff annual hay ride and wiener roast. Sator from dropping s from de er or hirds. he said Thursday . _ urday._6 :~0 p.m. at_~c hall. Those " Fruit that touches the ground is at the greatest ri sk. which is why attendong to take wocncrs and snacks. · there ·s .:oncc rn about usi ng dropped apples to make cider:· Bourquin POMEROY - Noah's Ark open said in 01 sta tcmcnL The state Department of Agriculture and the Michigan Apple Cider house . Hillside Baptist Church. State Advisory Committee recommend against using drop ped apples in Route 143. wo th free hot dogs and cider and sugg est lahc ling all .:o nt :t in~rs as pasteurit.cd or unpastcur- drinks. animal display. it.cd. Michigan is one of three states helping fcdcr.al officia ls draft food- SUNDI\Y ROCK SPRINGS - R:olly Day. grow on g standard s to tr y to keep the dead ly E. culi ~acteria from United Methodist Church. 12J O infecting beef. fruits and vcgetahlcs on larms . Suggcsttons tncludc potluck . IJO prngr:tm. puhlic in\'ited. keeping cow manure and wate< taonted with .:ow manure away from protlw.:c while il is grnwmg nnd when 11 s p1ckcd . BASHAN - Red Bush Church of Last fa ll . one orchard in Coldwater had to recall se1·cra l hundred Christ. Bashan Road. Saturday. 7J() gal lons of cider after generic tests for E. co li turned up posi tive . p.m.; Sunday. 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. with although no nne gol sick . Officials cou ld not determine if the c ider contained a more hcnign Denver Hill. speaker. strain . R lJil.ANO - Charles Reed and Chil dren . the elderly and people with weak immune systems face Oscar Hysell reunion will be held the greatest risk. Bourquin said . . " If you're a healthy ad ult . it 's prohahly an acceptahlc _risk to dronk Sunday at I p.m. at the Rutland PaJ:k. · unpastcuriLed cider ... he said. " But tf.. a bus load of kandcrgartners RACINE - Gideon and Ancmepull s up to a ci der mill. I'd thank twtce . a... lit Putor: Sharon Jbusman ---------Community Calendar--------FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Elections. closed for distri.:t meeting Friday. irecto Tttppen , . _ SL Paul CDC: More than half of high schoolers abstaining from sex By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press Writer ATLANTA <API - Teen sex isn ' t what it used to be . Federal ofllcial> say more than half the high-school students they asked arc abstaining - and most of the ones whn arc ha\'ing sex arc usin~ t.:nn· doms. It is the first time this decade that' more than half of America's high school students arc sayipg no to sex. the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday. And high schoolers who arc sexually active arc using condoms at the highest rate recorded in the 1990s. Or. Lloyd Kolbe. director of the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health. and others said the findings show that teaching teen· agcrs about safe sex hasn ' t resulted in more promiscuity. ''I've never believed giving a kid access to a condom is going to promote sexual activity. Now we have evidence that this is correct." said Daniel Zingale . executive The Dally SenUMI• Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio In this space and support local I FIRE. SAFETY SA' ES & SERVICE . . .7075 ' 172 North Second Ave. . . .. Oh ' J'rancis FLORIST Me~• Countyi Oldear Fwrilr li! flit • r ay, 740-992·2644 740-992-6298 Let U• s.f'NI Yo•r ~All W'Uh Searching for a ~ocal church? Check the Stntinel BV81)1 Friday! . \"' ·. �Friday, September 18, 1998 Plge 8 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, September 18, 199$ Pomet oy • Middleport, Ohio SAN DIEGO (AP) - They mosey past Emotional Ocean. Pregnancy Pass. Career Move Hill and Menopause Mountain befon: riding the trail into the sunset at Paradise Ranch. They talk about sex. families. relationships and failures experienced along the sometimes bumpy path. But the biggest reward for women saddling up for a game of Cowgirls Ride the Trail of Truth is connecting with their girlfriends and learning a little more about them. >elves. said game creator Prasuti Kirk . (As an adult. Kirk changed her name from Millicent to Prasuti. which means mother of divine children .) "You really gel 10 sec who people arc when they play this game." she said _ ··snmc women just wan110 tell their hcst stories. Others just keyboards . 12-string and 6-,tnng After earning a degree in mechanical draflmg and design rccog ni11on as an out~tanding from a technical school m Piu,. student in the f1eld of evangelism hurgh. Pa. Bush hegan his min- and church growth . In 199~ the istry education at Eastern Christ- mmistcr he was presented with ian College in Bel Air. Md . He the DistingUished Alumni Award further pursued hi s education and by the Alumni Association of graduated from Great Lake s Great Lakes Christian College. Christian College. in Lansing. He was ordained into the ministry hy the First Christian Mich. Church in Turtle Creek . Pa. Bush received the church After working in public relagrowth award from the National tions for Ea"ern Christian ColChurch Growth and Research lege fur three years. he began his Center in Washington. D.C. for ·M -. .. -· .l.fl·~~~ '·m _.•_ ,_·. __-: .... · ,_ • .·.·.·-• ·:."_-:,<tt_V- :,_·iD ,~-_~ - -.- .·'t- ·.:_~i :~.i -_~.·-:_.w :'~~<W: !:'_"·.·:·f:__ work with "Operation Evangcli7.e Ministries" in !97n. In 1991 he estaoli shed his own ministry oased in Chesapeake'. In addition to his travding ministry. Bush works as a Sludio representative for Landmark Recording Studio. where he maintains an oflice. An Bush Ministry Inc. is sustained hy the oiTerings and the monthly support of variou~ ~: hurchc:o; and indi· viduals. *.-_'~-~_,_M·,s·. rvVt"' Kenneth R. Russell Navy Ensign Kenneth R. Russell. son of retired United Stales Manne Corps Major and Mrs. Karl R. Russell of Pomeroy. recently received his commission as a naval officer after completing C'fficer Candidate School at Naval Aviation Schools Command at N2 ·•I Air Station in Pensacola, Aa. During the 13-week training program. he received extensive instruction on a variety of special&zed subjects. including navigation . ship weapons infantryman or an indirect- handling, engineering, n.-·al warfare fire cn.:wman a~signcd to a rille or and management. He also completed mortar squad . In struction will a demanding physical f11ncss pro- home ·~ ·· l.:Onlh;JI _ chemical anack . I; JD New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing , Siding COmmercial & Rnldential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 iii!'. courage and commitment. and how their meaning impacts the personal and professional conduct of the men and women serving 10 the Navy around the world. He is a 1990 graduate of Olathe H•gh School in Olathe. Kan., and joined the Navy in May. 1998. He 1s a 1995 graduate of Kansas State University. Real Estate General PT. PLEASANT BY OWNER MODERN 4-YEAR·OLD HOME Now accepting applications for the 2-car garage, finished basement. Nice corner lot. $67,500 or Best Reasonable Offer. Inspection Sat.-Sun. 10-5 elderly and disabled. Rent based on income. Total electric, will HIGHEST BIDDER •Only form of fiDDIDilol till[ BmnovaJ, •Safe and Effective. •Major Medical Journals Document Success. •Works on all Skin Colors, Hair Colors and Hair Types. Free initial COiliUitatiDft Contact SANDRA McFARLAND, Ueensed Eleetrologilt 760 1st Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 446-1991 or 1188-441·1900 New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Teresa Parker. BSN. "ill he the fcatun:J spci.lkcr . ~nJ light rcfn.•shmcnh will he ~crvcd . f=nr mon: information n:sitkn!s m~ty ~: all 592'12'10. , Guest speaker Hilda Tirado nf Serenity House v.'a' guest spcakcr al a rcn.'lll m~ct ­ ing: of the Mc1gs County Women's Fdlowship held at the Pomeroy Church nf Christ. Tirado talked ahout the services available to hancrcd women and children of Meigs and Gallia Cuun· tics through Serenity House . A thank you nolc was read from the Mens Fellowship for assistance LINDA K. AYRES with the Meigs County Fair hooth . Graduates Cards were sent to Rosa Ann ManLinda K. Ayres of Reedsville Icy and Jane Wi se. and support for graduated Aug 13 from Washington four girls unending Christian ColState Community College Pracucal lege was disc ussed . A lcucr was also School of Nursing Education . read from Peggy Russell. a missionShe has successfully passed her ary in Mexico. stale boards of examination ad now It was announced that a hymn plans to continue her education . sing will he held on the tifth Sunday She is marned to Butch Ayres at the Middleport church of Christ and they arc the parents of two chil:md that the Zion Church of Christ dren. Benjamin und Briannc. She is .. ., ill have its homc~..:oming on Sept. the daughter of Mr. und Mrs . Elza 20. Banimus of Reedsville. The Ru1land Chur'h of Christ will host the Septemher meeting and Seminar on heart disease planned the program will he hy Thelma O'Blencss Memorial Hospital Raines on creative photo alhums. will sponsor a seminar. "Women and Charldinc Alkire had the opening Heart Disease: Myths. MISconcepprayer following group si nging of tions and Missed Opponunitics" on 11'11 Put Jesus First in My Life ... Sept. 21 and 22 from II : ~0 In I p.m. The Sept. 21 seminar will take Ernaline Prall of the Middleport- LouisYillc . Fonner Wal-Marl worker Marta Brown is challenging the store's right 10 replace her with a male Santa Claus . Wal-Marl claims it replaced Ms. Brown after a mother complained abo_ut her gender. The woman s chtid had pmched Ms. Brown~ breast while in Santa's chair and said. ·:Mom . Sanla Local Satellite 614-992-7643 Provider Best Electric Pomeroy SL RL 7 .. Tuppera Plains, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Une Of Water Storage Tanks • Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: II:G0-4:30 Weekdays II:CI0-12:00 Saturday 41211111tn Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you .· Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. Aller 6 p.m. (740) 985-4180. f:ree Estimates CARPET Pl.US or 740-698-7231 (614) 992-3838 Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 740-698-9114 740-992-3055 \ WICKS •New Homes •Garages ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 CARPEmR SERVICE (UmestoneLow Rites) HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roollng •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio hv tile host churd1. 0,150 Meeting held Pat Holler spoke on lhc h&Stoncal importance nf the Chester Courthouse and the rcsl11ralion which IS underway at a re<entmccling of Pre ceptor Beta Beta Chapler of Bela Sigma Phi Sornnty held at the Lutheran Church. A donation was made oy the group 10 the restoration project. and also 10 support "A Woman's Day of Sampling Healthy Choices." Thank you notes from Margaret Stewart were read for the roses sent to her during her hospitalization and REGISTER NOW $5.00 WATCH lOR DErAILS • A lime of hcrcavcmcnl. Plans were made for a salad supper to he held on Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the church with mcmhers to take a salad. Rose Sisson and Vera Crow will provide dcsscn . Members arc to wear purple. Refreshments were served by Roherta O'Brien and Mary Morris. to Jane Walton. Clarice Krauucr.. Ann Rupe. Joan Cordor. Velma Rue .. Carol Adams. Shirlc:· Beegle. Jane· Brown. Vera Crow, Nonna Custer. Charlotte Elhcrfc&d. Carolyn Grucscr. Martha McPhail. Mary Morris. Rohena O'Brien. Jean Powell. Rose Sisson. Margaret Stewart. Rc va Vaughan. and Jean Werry. is p;orl and parcel of being Santa Cluus is a woman.·· Claus ... said auorney K;Hhy QueDuring a hearing Wednesday scnhcrry. ··s~mta Claus is a man . before an officer of the Kenluc·ky He has a oeard . He's married to Hum;m Right s Commission. Ms . Brown. 45. said >lie quit her reg u- Mrs. Claus ... Earlier thi s year. a human lar Wai -Marl joh as a customer service associate after her co- rights commission investigator workers teased her ahoul the ind- found prnhahlc cause to support Ms . Browns daim of sexual disdenl. An auorney for Wai-Man con- crimination hut rejected a claim of tcn.ds the store was tryin~ to retaliati on. The commission is expected to uphold Christmas tradilion and respond to the complaint from the rule on the case in two to three. months. child ·s mother. " It's our position being a male 740-992-2068 POMEROY FIRE DEPT. 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If you : are qualified and Interested, pleiiSe call (304) 273-9385 or apply In person at Rovonswood VIllage Health Center 200 SOuth Ritchie Ave. Ravanswood,WV 28184 .,.._,,.., 111 ..__ - -...... *''""""'............._..... n: '&+liwl- Fax I (304) 273-9387 PLACE II MIDDLEPORT. OH Presents OJ- HERB Fri & Sat., Sept. 18 & 19 10PM- 2AM Cla88ifieda jL.-9.-92._-2.I-.s6.._. 30 Announcements Where-have all our Members Gone! BINGO Meigs Co. Bikers Association is taking new members, willing to help with our Toy Run. Ph~ase help us help the children of our county. Call Kathy at 742·4000 or Barb at 742-3050. MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE GOODTIW.ES Presents OJ -SWAIN Fri & Sat., Sept. 18 & 19 10 PM • 2 PER GAME lEECH GROVE ROAD ·' ·, g.g Beante babies·Giory·ErinNew lggy-Rainbow. Door Prtze1Foo1ule) & mile. 304-675-7223. Sat 607 101 "Door/Windows "Eiectr_IC/Piumblng Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Stepl Discount Prices Bennett Supply 740 446 9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH J&LSIDING & INSULATION •VInyl Sieling •Soffit ·Fascia •Seamless Gutter •Roofing •Replacement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garages ·Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740-992-2n2 oijoward L Wrltesel ROOFING NEW·REPAIR 5126/lln P/B Contractors, Inc. •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General ·' Commercial and Residential Free Estimates No Job too Small Brian Morrison (7 40) 985-3948 8/25198 2 mo. pd. CELLULAR PHONES Yard Sale-Sept 1105 27lh St 80 J/27fTFN ~ ~'- .. ,AC~~:K>N i.)~.Y 3rd Annual~~~ ~The!:~!~w:;~XP~J. \'!!!!11 Located at 'O Meif!s County Fairgrou11ds -- lntenection US 33 & SR 7 (northwest corner) September 19th & 20th Saturday 10-6 p.m. & Sunday 10-5 p.m. For more information call992-6696 ·- Rick Pearson Auction Company, fu ll time auctioneer. complete Peraonals 005 auction service . Ucensecf 166,0hio & Weal Virginia, 30•· CYBER &a:RE1111 n:o-5785 o.- 304- In-5'-47 Over 200,000 Freeware And Shareware Sources Reveaaedl 1· 900-7-i0· 1113 Ext . 2672. S2.99 Per Min. Must Be 18 Yrs. Serv-U Wedemeyers Auction Service, ~- Oho 7~319-2720. 619-6ol5-&434. Share Your Thoughos Wilh Girls I-On·1. S3.9S l.iw!. 1-900-329.()859 Ext Per Min. Must Be 3957 Yrs., Serv-u 6 1 9-64~. 19111 9·12 ONLYI Auction and Flea Market ANNOUNCE I11ENTS _90__w_a_n_ted __ to_B_uy.:__ 18 Start dating tonigt'lt! Have fun playing !he Ohio Dating Game. 1· 800-AOMANCE. e.tMsion 9015. WHATWIUTHE Ab501u1e Top Dollar: All U.S. Silver And Gold Coins. Proofsets. Diamonds. AnUque Jewelfy. Gold Rings. Pre-1930 U.S Currency. Sterhog, Etc AcquiSiboos Jewetry - M.TS . Coin Shop. 151 Second A"'""". Gallipolis. 740446-2842. Anhques. top pr1ces pa•d. Riverine Ant•ques . Pomeroy, Ohio, Russ Moore owner. 740-992· FUTURE BRING? LOVE, MONEY, TRAVEL1 CALL NOWIIT'S FUN. 2526. IT'S EASY I-900-7~Ext3~ Antiques & clean used furniture, wt\1 buy one p•ece or complete household , Osby Martin , 740· $3.99 Per t.tn. 18• SetV.U 61!Hl45-8434. Wish information on ancestors and ea11y lile ol relalM!s: llaVOil E Graham - died 1944 ; Gertrude WhiHington Graham- died 1966 Call Clarence Edwards. 828·891 · 5027 , write Box 1615. Elowal1. NC 28729 992-e576. Buying Hardwood Timber on Shares: Also Pine Saw Timber. Small Acreages ok , 740·2566172 Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Models Or Newer, SmtU1 Bu•ck Pontiac, 1900 Eastern Avenue. Gafl~is 30 Announcements New To You Tnrift 511oppo 9 West Stinson, Athens & 0 Auto Pans Buying wrecked or salvaged vehicles . J 740-592·1842 Quality clothing and househ old items. S1.00 bag salt every Thursday. Monday lhru Saturday 9:00.5:30. 304-n3-5033. Wanted To Buv: Baby Portacrib, 740.446-6306. 740-446-6308. Giveaway 3 Year Old Male. Full Blooded Sl. Wanted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any Condrtton. 740-446-9853. Bernard. Good With Children. 740-256-6284. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 40 4 Chow Husky Puppies, Approx Weeks Old, 740.388-9839 5 4 Kinens. mixed breed . Swks old . 304·882-3486 4 Kittens. 3()4.675-6767. 6 Free Klnens. 8 Weeks Old, L1t· ter Trained , Cute, 740-256·6947 After 5:30P.M. Four Kittens, 3 Male. \ Female. 4 Weeks Old, 740441·1316. Free Puppies. 112 Collie. 8 Weeks: Old. 740-256-1621 Leave Message Free To Good Home , Male Part Oreal Dane & Part SheptlenL Good With Children . Call 740256-6946 , Or Alter 6, 740-2566069. Free to good home. large male grand white, lop -earred rabbit 304·458·2218. Kittens. To good home only. 304· 773-5972. 60 - Lost and Found Lost• lnsh Seller 1n Timber Ridge Lake Area Reward• 740 ·256 · 5071 LO ST·Brown/black leather wallet in Point Pleasanl. Everett Bain 304-674-0034. REWARD' Yard Sale 70 Gallipolis & VIcinity 325 Green Terrace . S.A. \ 41 , Saturday. 9-4 , Nice Plus Size Items. MISC. No Early 5ales! & Yard SoiH Mull ' 8o Paid In Advonct. DEADLINE: 2:00p.m . the dlly before lhe od Is to run. Sunday edition · 2:00 p.m. 110 Help Wanted -NURSES 6 CNA'S NEEDEDFull Or Part-T1me. CompeititYe Wage & Benefits Available Apply Or Send Resumes To: Mariner Health , 1720 171h Streel Hunlingt on, WV 25701, Attn: Hu man Resources AVON ~ All Areas ! Shirley Spears. 304-675-1429. ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEEO· EO IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU REAOY FOR WINTER ORIV· lNG? 'LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company "PERSONAUZEO DISpatch 'PAID E"l!loyee Hea,_ & U1e lnsurar\C9; Oental lnswance 'HOME Weekends 'Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST *401K ·Late Model Fre1ghlliner· CONVENTIONALS Requirements : Age 23. Class A COL And Good Driv1ng Record Please Call Toll Free 1-888-7900008 BANKING Cu.atomer 5ervlce Rapidly Grow1ng Independe nt Bank Ha s Part-Time (20 -30 Hours) Opportunky In Our Galhpous Olllce For A Fnendty, Ener· getic Person To Prov1de Superior Customer Serv1ce. Process Customer Transact•ons. And Promote Bank SerVICes. snou ld Have Customer Serv1ce Exper1ence, Preferably In A Bank. Savmgs & Loan. Or Cred•t Union Opportunity For Advancement . Excellent Compensat•on Plus Proht -Shar· ing . Apply In Person To Oak Hut Banks . 500 East Th1rd Avenue. Galhpalts. EOE. MJFION. Friday. Monday odlllon • 1D:OO a.m. Saturday. DIRECTOR OF SOUTHEAST OHIO MINISTRIES Fri 181h Sal 191h. 9 A.M. ·5 P.M. Seek inc Part· Time Person Who Wilt Be Responsible For Coordi natmg Disaster Relief Services And Oevetopmg New Programs Through Ecumenical Church Working Relationships In Southeast And South Central Ohio. The Successful Cnacfidate Will Have Demonstrated Experience In Community Organization And /Or Program Development Skills. Creallvity To Develop And Maintain Services In A Variety Of Locations. And Knowledge Of The lutheran Churc h. Professional Qualities Include : Good Public Relations Skills. Financial Man· agement, And Organizational Skills. Bact'lelor's Degree In So· clal Work Required. Mastat's Degree Preferred _luttleran Social POMEROY, OH. 614·992·5479 - Yard Sale-2609 Jefferson Ave . " WARNER INSURANCE JEFF 113 W. 2ND ST. St New Haw!n. 9-3 Saturday Sept. 19th. 8am-7 Children & adiAt dolhes & mile. 360° Communications ·.: '' 22 *Water Heaters 949-2168 - Joseph Jacks CLEAN HOUSE WITH THE Pl Pleaaant "VVnyl Skirting 740-985·4422 Free Estimates CHICKEN & RIB 880 . SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 Weedeater, dothe&, books. car· .......... Jeep ""'· IJIIiC. llfllttr( *Rool ColUnga Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Rooflng • Repairs •Coatings •Sidings Located In lhe Insurance Plus Buildin~t acnJSS from lhc Court Jlousr. Thursday . Fnday & Saturday· 33ll•9 Ba•han Rd . 8:00-4.30. Cloildron's clol*'tl & - Computer Graphics Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio Jacks Roofing & Construction "Your Computer Shop" 3311 across from B&W Garage . Furnilure. Home lrOenor. dolhes. 'mil<. MOBILE HOME PUTS 985-4422 LUDSCIPB DBSIGIS Custom Buill Computers, Networks Modems, Hard Drl•es, Printers. Upgrade Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB Today. Pre-Owned Computers. 740-992-1135 For A Price Quote! Frognetlnternet Sign-up polnl for • Meigs and Mason Counties "' - ~ 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Sept 16·19. SR 111 Camp Conley Rei . Sept. 19- Chester, Ohio Computer Perlorm1nce Upgrldtt Saturday only. 9119, 225 Broad· way Street, Mfddleport. loU o! everylhng & VIcinity SERVICE Agricultural lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD a•••a · 7<0-992-5275. BENNm's HEAnNG &COOLING DUMP TRUCK MIDDLEPORT 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Clothes. glassware. much more. Estimates 1MS/96mn !Stock llems Only!) Sale Ends 10-17-98 Mon .-Sat. t1 :00 A.M.-5:00P.M. Call for Appoinlments - Closed Wed. & Sun . Ill Clllllllnlll ~ree YARD SALE 20% Off Fountains 25% Off Birdbaths & Concrete Planters Marie served l~tde yard wle- 1·11'2 miiH Hy5ell Run , Thursday & Fuc:lay '28 , mgp!h Heat Pumps AI Low All38 a month ~ree 5 Parts Warranty ~ree Digital Thennostat TRUCKING 740-992-4427 hL'f d~\· otion.; Clo~1ng prayl!r was hy SnyJ~r. Rc.frc ~ hmcnl ~ wen~ o~er R. L. HOLLON 33933 Flatwoods Rd. Racine, OH 45771 (5 Points) 10% Off Flexible & Preformed Pond Uners Elmwood Terrace, Racme. Ohio, Sept. 191h . 9am-1 tf ran& d be 261h ·-•...,•-lire Pirone Bn11k Fi11nncing" "Ea•:r YELLOW FLAG 614-992-3470 7/Z2/tln Church useJ Romans I2 and a para· hiL' nf an lnt.lian and a mi ~~ ionary ft1r 12J1Min "'"""' YOUNG'S ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Umestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading SepUc System & Utilities Estimates 7124/le 1mo. pd. la1/M 1 ,.,. pd ~ -~ TRPPJIR D•••a.•. 1:00,. thi 1:mp. Fti!$IJ. M"··· G&W PWTICS AND SUPPLY LINDt\'S Pt\INTING • Hot Water Heater • Washers • Freezers ·Ranges • Dishwashers • Refrigerators • Dryer . Cell Ken Young :Ill- WATERSCAPES PLUS Former''Jemale 'Santa Claus' sues Walmart in sexual discrimination -claims she was unfairly replaced By The Associated Press . LOUISVILLE. Ky. iAPl- h s not Christmas time yet. hut a Santa-si;cd dispute is hrewing 1n 992-6320 FREE ESTIMATES 614-742-2138 Society Scrapbook n~ ss COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 740·742·3411 and instruction on the imponanc~.: of the~ Navy's con: values honor. place at the Rural Ac·tion Center in Tromhle. &he Sept :!:! nne at O'Bic- Call Roofs • Decks • Garages lnsu.red Free Estimates Addnct. 11Q' before tbe •d 11 to run. Sundey & Mondey edition· "WI:ere Q:wliJy Doe•n '1 Co11 More .. 7~9416. 1-800-872-5967 Room Additions • Roofing Hauling, Excavating &Trenching Umestone & Gravel 5eptle Systems Trailer & House Sites Res10nsble Rates Joe N. Sayre THE APPLIANCE MAN SATEWTE SERVICE SAYRE TRUCKING INII1 ma. ELECTRIC OR Garages • Replacement Windows (t-Jo Sunday Calls) (Cut Oul foo Futun U..) Equal Housing Opportunity (304) 675-4939 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding stove and refrigerator furnished_ Government Subsidized. be sold Sunday Night to ELECTROLOGY FACTS {740) 985-3551 $2.99 per min. Must be 18 yrs. Setv-U (619) 645-8434 ... ---BoPoktlft Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Air Conditioners l's Low AI Joe:!!:! ._, • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7450 c::.:.:=:..:.:.:=---.:.:..:.i1-........ ';::::===~ "Need repair on any 18ake~ 3 BR, 2 baths, large kitchen, central air, House .,..~-.-.~-. New Construetion & Remo.eling Cross Pointe Apartments Extension "BuiW Your DNmll" 1:. ill~ 1998 Martin Street Owner: John Dean ARE YOU READY FOR ROMANCE? 1-900-860-4400 SUISE!BOME COISftiUCftOI Apartmentl for Rent Remodeling M&J f.t~ t ~~~it~ r J'li'!' !i!_.J 11!!1 !j!_• . it true and nnt tx· a l"ornnk·n..· ial gam.: :· said Kir1. . who !l.~nd~ :.1 lol of time tran:ling lo ~il"t trad.: ~how ,. . " II needed a lillie mothcrin~ ... 440 Custom Homes c Free &tJmate• {if:. 'j Ben Giffin Marine Pvt. Ben Giffin. a 1997 graduate of Alexander High School in Albany. recently reponed for duty with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 36. Marine Air Group j6. Isl Marine Air,raft Wing m Oki· nawa. Japan . Giftins rotation to a new duty station exemplifies the worldwide assignability nf Marines and Sailors. gram . He joined lhc Marine Corps in Russe ll and hi s fellow OCS gradJuly. 19'17. uates received leadership train in~ include weapons qualific<lti on ~. tactics. patrollmg . lickl t:onununica· opcr~Hions anJ !\Uf· ,·jval during a nudcar. hiologiLal (.lf _·_'.-. ..·_ '_•_._...•:,_·:J·_ A 1998 graduate of Southern High School. he is the son of Peggy L. Tippie of Syracuse. Michael F. Freeman, Jr. Army Pvt. 1\fichacl F Freeman, Jr.. has arrived at the U.S. Army Infanll)' School at Fort Benning in Columbus. Ga .. to receive One Station Unit Training. The training · combines hasic military training and advanced individual training . During basic training. he will receive instruction in drill and ceremonies. map reading. tactics. military customs and courtesies, physical fitness and first aid. The recruit will develop combat skills and handle various weapons available to the infantry soldier. During AlT. he will rcCCIVC instruction to qualify as a light- tions. into a nursing Ponaoy. Middletlort & Vicinity ~ttt~~~~~ft~~ft they can win through competition." The game's object is to make 1110 Paradise Ranch with the most tokens - minialun: pewter pieces in the shape oP 10-gallon hal5. guns. longhorn steers. saddles, bools and spurs. which symbolize style. wisdom, power. confidence, independence and spunk. Each card has a cowgirl photo and an entry from a cowgirl diary. which must be read before a question is asked. - "11tc way 10 avoid housework is to live outside ... Nellie Braken. 1887. - "Age doesn't mauer to me. but it seems to matler to my hody and face: · Jody Bell. 181!6. Kirk promotes and ships the game to spcciall)' si!>ICS. Mail order is a\-ailahle through S1dc Saddlc. the company she runs nul of her home io the San Diego cnmmunit)' nfCarmcl Mountain Ranch. "I decided to do it myself I<> keep " In the f&rSI rnund. people arc a life. and how they feel ahout them~cln:!'o .·· liulc ncn·ous and. apprehensive . hul K&rk . 5'1. hascd the game on her hy the third rnund . they 're telling Lifetime. a rahlc network fur own life experiences. a trail that led C\Crythmg ... said Kirk . who wrutc her from a young widow and mother almost all the 1.200 questions hased women. plans a daily half-hour in Holl ywood to a Las Vegas show- on what she'd like tn ask friends or game ,_ htlw t1a.~J on Cuw~irls . The pilot was taped and the show is girl. an cm•irnnmcntal ncwspaJlCr hrag ahout herself. Men aren't c•dudcd frnm play- undergoing line tuning . puhlisher and a stand-in for Mary "Raising my family was my Tyler M<K>re on the self-tided '70s ing. Kirk encourages hushands and partners to play because it allows the hig~cst accomplishmcnl. hu1 this !oo ill'Uin . ·-rvc had a full life. It's made me two sexes to learn a lot abnut how game i~ my sc'nnd . ·· !to hc !'>aid. "When I hear how it's helping who· t am ... Kirk said. "But what's the olher one thinks. "Some men get so into it hccausc unwed mnthcr!<o or familiC!~o UJlCO up great ahoutthis game is that it hrings out common cxpenenccs thai we all there arc questions thai they · vc tn ca'h other. nr pmviding just a share and makes you talk ahoul never a.•ked.'' she said. "But unlike g<wod. rnlhckmg time for a grnup of them ... women. they ·d never play this game girlfriends. it makes my hall stand Cowgirls is a cross hetwee~ Triv- among themselves. Men like games on end. acoustk guitars. -- '., •.. ---, . .#r-·---·",.,. r!I4J1,'t/f1rf~?Jff&'f::"1' , ial Pursuit and Truth or Dare. only there are no wrong answers. "Only you how truth. but even if you lie, the truth will gnaw at you on the ride home and make you think." Kirk said. Players roll the die to move miniature toy horses around the colorful board based on a pioneer-period map of the old West. Depending on the space on which the player lands. a card is drawn and a question is asked from one of six categories: sex and body; experience and history: family and friend s; spirit: shadow; and taste . 11tc questions aren 't for the faint of heart: - :· Have I ever thought of suicide' .. - "How many men ha•·c I slept with ' .. - "Would I ever put a parent Nut all the questions arc heady. wanl to an!'owcr wilh a 'yes · or ' no." But 1.!\·cntually they all rcvcaJ !'oOmc- . Some arc fun. others arc spiri wal. all thing ahout I heir joys and sorrows nl reveal something ahout the player. puses. In hi~ programs he uldi ; : s Yard Sale 70 , Cowgirl Ride the Trail board game for women designed for fun, introspection Homecoming will be held at the Zion Church of Christ Sunday with An Bush of the An Bush Minisll)', Inc., of Chesapeake preaching and singing. ·sunday school will be held at 9:30a.m. followed by a morning worship service at 10:30 a.m., a potluck dinner at 12:30 p.m ., and an afternoon program at 2 p.m. Bush h:u been m the minisll)' for more !han 30 years. the first II of which were spent traveling with a group called "llle Jackson Brothers" which recorded five albums. He has since released II solo recordings and has asSisted with other recordings as a background vocalist. · Bush's ministry has heen ,·aried and has included all age groups. He has mini stered in hi gh school assembly programs. in city parks. and on college cam- _!he_Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Quail Creek Mob•le Community Lot 44, Collectablss. Plus Cloth· ing & Much Morel Huge Yard Sale, Saturday Only, 8·5. Old JAAS, JAR, JARS, Old Anlique BOTTLES BOTTLES, 80TTLES, Over 200 Canning Jars, & Bottles, Twin Bed. Queen Bed. Furniture, Crafts WMa T1p Pine Conea For Crafts And Lots Misc. Items . 520 Ball Run Road·. Go Out 160, Towards Bldwe lr. Turn Right On Skidmore Road . Come To Gravel Road, Turn Right On Ball Run Road, 2nd Trailer On Right , No Early Birds. Follow Signs. Neighborhood Road . First Green Hoose On Loft. Frl181h. Sal 191h. 9-5, Marilyn Lee's. Saturday, 4 Milas West Of Galli· polls on SIOII Roula 141 . 7 ~. M .· ? Two Family: Somtlhlrtg For Eve· oyonel Tllurt, Ffl. l Sat. 9-8. 39 - · ettDIM. 'lard Salt-Galll{>ollo, OH. Comer of Nolgllllorflood Ad. I. LaGntnd. Fl1 a Sat. 111m.-Spm. [, Serrvlces Oilers A Comepllllve Salary And A Comprehensive Benefits Pad<age. Sond RosumoTo: Elto<:vlvt Di1ICIOr For Soclol~ ~ Soclol SoMoto 01 o.ntr1ll Ollkl 7S) EltlltQid Billet CciMrlu. Ollkl43ilos Orr..lbi14-G-1471. .,. �Page 10 •The o.ty Sentinel Pomeroy • ~lddleport, Ohio Friday, September 18, 1998_ Friday, September 18, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 11:.., ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle -···Ide ACROSS PHILLIP 39 Related on the -to Previous Puzzle 40FI... ALDER 42 Type of code 46 Pub. health ..... 47 Be concemecl 51 Talal baby 15 MIIIOrt otepe Fleehy tropical 53 Uon, 11 Umea 55 Smaller fruita ..-nciiiAL OWNER OPEFIA- 'IOIIIIIEEDED ~y 'lclclll'aiNy Owned~ -Dispaltll ~To St .OO M . (lni:UWQ ltwlngoton'o a..._nt • -· Proofing. all basement repairs done, lree estimates. lifetime guarantee. 12yrs on job experi- ence. 304 • -~ -Home ll"eekendl "Ru1 From DH To Tho Soulll And- - p-A- al. Gracious ttvtng. 1 and 2 314-675-611115. 7~75. - b-·s•.ooo 13.000-. 121180 - - Cll1 bt - dilioner, AI. NoOiorgo 0011- Requiremenla: Age 23, C&au A COL And Good Driving Record. Please Call Toll Free t -888-79000011, A!l1 For Garnol 14x70 Festival 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Total El«:trie, Uke New, Agricullural Business Wanagemont Position. ~ Salary CcmmonSUtate wnh ~nco . Benefits Package I Company V.hide Provided. Bachelor Sd· ence Degree In Agricultural Or Business Rolltod Flold P -. Send Replies To: CLA 450 clo GaiiC>oliS Daily TrDino, 825 Tim! - . .. Gallipolis, OH 45631 . ....., - $8 -$20 Mr. No Door -To . Door. ' BollUMI' 1-800-~139 -...,. Df"' - - om nad>ed driv· ers needed. small fleet Newer conventional cab, good pay, home weekends. Call 740·949· 2203 or 740-949 -2045 or J.t0- 441 -1593. Drivers to transport cars 10 and from auctiOn. cal 740-992-2806. ths- is subjBcl to tho F_,., F.. Housing Ad of t968 """" makes • ilaglll to advertise ·any J)fefelence. lirnilaliofl " discrirt'jnaliQ based on race, color, religion, sex familiaS status or national origin. or any interoon to ,_any such pr-ence. limitation or disc:rimnation.• This - will nol kl1owingty aa:epl advertisements tor real estate which is in vk»>alion of the law. 0.. reader> are hereby informed tflat all dwellings advertl58d in this newspaper are available on an eQUal opportunity basis. Drivers Wanted , 25 Years Old M~ - Call A-1 Tax.i 740·441 -1449 REAL ESTATE ExporienCBCJ Auto Body Man. Ea· l..aJTy's Body Shop, 2046 Addison Pil<e. GallipOliS. 310 Homes for Sale Full· Time Retail Position, local · Reply To: CLA 451 , r:Jo • A little Country in Town"- large restored Victorian home situated on 12 acres, Village of Middle· Avonue. Gallipolis. OH 45631 . port Secluded ancl private, close 441 -1779. ~N position avaiabte tor the right candidate. Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center is a progressive ICF/SNF center with an ex· cellant reputation for delivering exceptional care to the geriatric population . This position is part time with excellent benefit package. II you're interested in joining our nursing staf1. call 740-992· 6606 or sand your resume to Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. 36759 Rocksprings Ad ., Po· meroy, OH 45769. Carol Green- Ing, DON. Needed Experienced Tree Climbers And Bucket Operator In The Mercerville Area . For Information Cal740-592-4585 Now Accepting Applications For STNA Classes . Transportation Provided To And From Training Site. Lunch Provided Daily. Earn Pay While Atllnding Clala. Inter· ested AppUcants ·Apply In Person Monday -Friday 8:00 A.M. -4:30 P.M. Contact Tammy Price. LPN Or Mary Sh<tets. AN At 74Q-446· 7t50. Part-Time Retail Sales , Experl· ence Pre ferred But Not Neces· sary, Applications Accepled t0-4 Oatly, Apply Tope's Furniture Co., 1!51 Second Avenue . Gallipolis. No Phone CaRs Please. Pleasant Valley Hospital is lookIng tor a Pharmacy Director. Must have hospital superviaory e~~: ­ pet'ience. long term care pharmacy experience preferred . Must be licensed or eligible for licensure In Computer skills must. Applicant should have good communication & super· vlsory skills . Send resume to Personnel OUice. Pleasant Valley Hospital, 2520 Valley Or. Pt Pleasant , Wll 25550 . or fax to wv. a 992-5696. 2 Bedroom House And 2 Apartments , Both Rented . 13 Pine House Sale: 2.000 Sq . Ft . House 3 Bedrooms. t Batn. Family Room. t .3 Acres On Rt. 7, t6l32 Inground Pool, 740-448-1063. 3br. living room, dining room. ramily room , 1 bath , central air. newer carpet & roof. replacement windows. family neighborhood. privacy fenced yard, 24h. above ground pool , many upgrades, move in cond . Priced in 70's . Box 729-72, Pomero\1. OH 45769 140 Business 'Training southeastern Business College . Spring valley Plaza. 740·4464367. 1 -800-214·04~2 . Accredll- ed Member. ACICS Reg t90-05t27411 180 Wanted To Do Furntrure repair. refinish and res toration, also custom orders. Ohio Valley Rtfinishlng Shop, lauy PlllllipS. 740-992-6576 Georges F'ortable Sawmill , don't haul your logs to th<t mill )usl call · 3()4--675-I 957. Will do babyslltlng In my .home Monday lhru Friday, 740-8982183. Will haul junk 0< ~asn ewrry. 13!1 plcla4lload- 3()4--675-5035. FIN ANC IAL 210 Business OppOrtUnity INOTICEI 01110 VAUEY PUBLISHING CO. -mendl that you do bull· w1111 people you know. and IIIOT 10 Nnd money tnrougn 1ne mall until you have Investigated ... alllrtng. • I Altar 6 P.M. 3br house. plus an old store building on adjacent lot in Glen- wood. 304-578-2487. 4br house, fenced yard, 1 block from schools, new furnace & central-air... recenlty replaced roof, new 200amp breaker box, recent· ly remodeled bathroom. full basement 31)4-675-5320. 6 Bedroom Brick & VInyl 4 Miles From Gallipolis On Orchard Hill Road . Cily SchOols, 1 Acre Lot 740-256-1348. Largo -ction ol used llomos. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Slarting at $2995 Ouick delivery. Call 740-3859621 . Mason Co. near Hannan High SC. mobile home & 1 acre land. 1990 2br, 1 bath, central air, ap- praised lor $32.000. Sell lor $27,000. City water. 304-562· 5840. Includes skirting, detuw.a steps and setup. Only $187.08 per clucles Dallvery & Sat-Up. Call t800-1148-5876. Now 3br $900. down, $149. per mo. Free skin. t-80CHI9Hm. NEW BANK REPO'SI ONLY 3 leltl StlU under warranly. Only At 304-755-5115. Never lived ln. Call 1-800-948New Ooublewide 3BR, 2 oath . 3BR , Family Room w/Woodburn- $1,325 Down & $205 per mo. t868-928-3426. to 31)4~75-4939 cnarmlng Farm House, 15 Minutes From Gallipolis! Bright, Open Throughoul, 3 Bedrooms. 2 At. 35 Slave Brar<:h Rd. Fraziers Bottom, Bok 955 Evergreen Rd . 1 acre land & mobile home . $25,000 304-562-5840. Special t6x80 3BR, 2 bath. $1,325 Down, $205 Mo. Free air & lree skirtlfVJ. t-80CHI9t-6m .. The Home National Bank has a 1985 mobile home lor sale In Syracuse. Ohio. Contact George La· wrence at the Home National Bank tor sale price and to make arrangements for viewing . Please call740-949-22t0. Trailer with add-ons, 1 acre lot, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths , central heat & air, in good shape. S2t .OOO. 31)4-nl-5040. Make . 2 Payments, Move In, No Payments Alter 4 Years! 304 - 736-7295 nearby, reasonable price wlbig )IIIW1I. Biggl. 138 Twp. Hwy. 1135, Bloomingdale. OH 43910, 7--1931 . We Pay Cash. 1-B00-213-8365. Anltalty ...., Co RENTALS 2 BedJOOm House, $275.00 R0<1t Per Montn. $200.00 Deposit. 740- 448-3548. 2 Bedroom House, S35Mio.. Deposit, No Pats. 740-446-4313, 740-448-0879. 1651 . 4 Room House 52 Olive Street. 7«J-44e-3945 1 -5 BEDRODII HOliES FADM $4,000 Local Gov't. & Bank Ropo's Call t-800.522-2730, X 1709. Clean two beclroom hoUse In Pomeroy, $350 plus deposit, H.UD accepted , will consider contract Farm House For Rent: 3 Bed· rooms, 2 Baths, CA, Large Yard , Large Garage Barn, With Waler, $850/Mo., Pita $650 Security Deposit. 740-448-3545. New House For Rent: Near R10 Grande, 2 Bedrooms. Gas Electric Heat. 1 Year lease. S37Wa. 740-211&-12et, Cellular. siding . roof. windows , kitchen , electric heat pump, fenced In yard, three bedroom, bath and hall. $59.000 negotiable. 740-9923465. PRIME LOCATION 414 Third AVenue Gallipolis Beau111ul New Two Story Colonlal 3 Bedroom. 2 t/2 Balhs. LR, FR. Dining Room With Hardwood ~loors . OaK Trlm Fireplace, 1 112 Car Garage, Appraisal Greater Than AskifVJ Price 01: · $117,100 TAXES $308/YR. 1-304-273-HIO RED BRICK RANCH Style Houl8, Excellent Conclltlon, ParUally Finlahed Basement, 2 Car Garage. Serious Inquiries Onlyll 740 446 3385 320 Mobile Homes for Sele Abandoned Home Takt OYer Paymenll, Or Mlkl ~- 0111<. I -800- Buy In Sept. No Payment Until 1999. Call1-800-948-5678. 350 Lots & ACf!lge Three bedroom house in Middle- port, no pets, 740-992-5858. Gill'- Co.: Gallipolis, Nolghl>orhood Rd . NICe 10' Acre Building Silo Sta,OOO Or 22 Acres With Pond $2t,500 Cesh Pra. ffllnclly Ridge, 8.5 Aerts $1.500. Public Wallr. Back On The Market I 0 Acrol. 1Mno Run Rd.. St2.000. Melt• Co. : Wa Have Land Avellable All Over The County! Just OH SR 7 Above Chostor, Keebeugh Rd., 5 Acre Lots $14,000 Ea. NE Meigs Co., Dyuvlllo , Vary Remota t I + Acres $10,500. Rutlancl, Whites HIU Rd., Juat Off New lima. 16 Acrea Three bedroom hoUse. $350 per month, close to schools, stores. bank and river, call 740.949-2168 after 5:30pm. APTAVAILABI.£lWin Rivers Tower now accepting 8j)plicaUons tor I br. HUD sublidlzecl apt. lor elderly and handicapped. EOH ~5-6679. 450 Furnished Rooms Circle Motel lowest Rates In Town, Newly Remoc:lelect HBO, Cinemax , Showtime & Disney. Woetdy Rates, Or Monthly Rates, Construction workers Welcome Problems? Need Tuned? Can tile plano Dr. 740 146 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Ropoiad, New & RobJitt In Stodc. Cal Ron Evans. 1-1100·537-9528. Two bedroom, free gas and Mter. tun b·asemont. ·air, 3 mtles o\11 o1 Portlancl, 1400. 740-843-5128. Pots, 7.W. 448 11885. 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes, air conditioned, 5260· $300. sewer, water and trash Included, 740- 2pc. Ltvtng room suite . 304-6757082-2pnt Appliances: Reconditioned Washers, Dryers. Ranges, Rtfrigrators, 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag , 740-446Couch S100. Will haul if GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges. Skaggs Appliances, 76 1-lliB-818-0128. 6 Ulld Fumhul'l Flags & Army Surptuslll 2101 Jelforson Ave. Open 9:30 . 5:00 Mon-Sat 304-675-SOFA (76321 Used Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn In Kanauga, Twin Beds, 4762. 530 Antiques 2 Anvils. t30 LBS. Ancl I 40 LBS. 740-448-9227. 1124 E. Main Streel, on At. t24, 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise "WARM UPI' Furnace, Heat Pumps, & Air CGn· dltioning. Free Estimates! If You Don'l Call Us, Wa Both Lose! 740-446-6306, HlOQ-29Hl098. t993 Terramlte Low Hrs. Hunllnglon, W.Va. 304·736-481JO, Or AI· ter 6 P.M. 304-525-5359. 3 Piece LMng Room Suile. Counlry Blue. $100.00. Call 740-4462212. & Jelafences. 31)4-682-2566. 52 Inch Hllachl Screen TV., Ask· ing 5700,740-388--9413 like New Bundy Alto Saxophone, A.M. &9 P.M. Country Apartment 588 , 1 Bedroom Apartment , Wster, Sewer, Garbage Included $290/Mo .. DepooH Required, 740-441-1005. DowniOWn Gallipolis, 3 BedrOOfllS, 1 lf2 Batns. Family Room, Llundty Hoolc-lJp, AC. Alrjlle Storage, $800. 740-448-7903. Antique Table Square Table, V· Call 740-992·8636 alter 6 pm . CDs&tapaSnotlnclu<led. Carptts. 1111.,;1711. Brown earth tones . 1 11 t. x17ft. Blue frosted . Very clean. $75ea . 304-773- 5033. Church pews, t~ long. lour tO' long, sla 6' long, oak, good condition. call 740-949-22t 7, Utilities Paid, 94 Locust. $260/ . $400 ; Cralllman 9' table saw. $100; Gravely tractor, $900; '85 Mo., Plus Dlposlt, 7«J-44e-1340. Fonl LTD station wagon , $700; t2' aluminum -v boat, $400; '67 Furnished Upstairs apartment , Close to Downtown Gallipolis anct Toyota motor home, 5000 mllea, GJOCOry. Rtfortnces ond Deposit. $12.000; 740-992-3090. 740-448-1 I 58. Craftsman/ Generac generator, 2827. 2 - . . Apornenl, Newly A. modeled, Gal Hael, Crown City, 740-2SS-6495, 740-256-1249. MovirvJ: Musl Salll Electric Stove. Almond $150 ; Works EKcellenl! 7«J-44e-9776 Alter 5 P.M. OStrich from baby chicks to 4ft. tall at 9wks. slarting at S50ea . also full-size slaughter birds , also 4 breeder birds/laying eggs now. 304-576-2719. Warerllne Special : 314 200 PSI & Antklues. Tuesday through Friday. 11am-4pm. 145 North Sec- Building Supplies 550 With us About Financing On lawn Tractors And low Rate Fl· nancing On New A.nd Used Equipment. Carmlctlael's Farm Lawn Gallipolis, OH 740-446- a 5121 . Steel buildings never put up. 40x30 was $6 ,212 will sell for $3,497 , 50~~:86 was $17,690 will Steel Buildings , New, Must Sell 40a60at4 Was $17,430 Now $10,671 ; 50x120xt6 Wanted · 450 truck loader, 740· 949-1019. 630 3800. AKC Bassel Hound Pups. I sl Shots I WorJMd. $175 Each, 740. 256-1686 Large Siberian Husky Puppies, 8\Je Eyes, Rare Color, $175; LimIted Reglsteratlon $225 Wllh Breeding Rlg)tts, 740.-8627. Blar.:k & Red Club calves limousin Chi-Angus Cross. 740· 388· 64()2 Doe, 2 Years 0«1 Milking, 7.W-992-7779. Special Fall Feeder Ca ll Sale : Tuesday September 22, 7 P.M . Callie Accepted After 4 P.M . Monday. Up To 4 P.M. On Tuesday. All Consignments Welcome, Hauling Available. Athens live - stock Sales. 740-592-2322. 740698-3531. TRANSPORTATION 5000 cont. wan (6250 wan survol. to hp B&S eng.. less 1t1an 12 h11. run limo, Cobra 29 LTD CB wJ ax- '89 Mercury Cougar LS. V-6, PW. PS, POL , low miles. lady driven, 740'-992-2358 , lea ...e message il no answer. 245-5t8t . Flute Open -Holded, Gemeinhardt Excellent Condition , Used Only One Year, Paid Over $600, AskIng $475; 740-446-6566 Aller 5 1984 Full Size Blazer 4K4 305, 6• 1984 Pontiac lireblrd, with T-tops. good condition, $1,000 or trade ol equal 'lalue. 740-378·9806 after 1994 Ford F-250 4x4 XLT. 7.3 L ' Turbo diesel. 5 speed, 50,000 : mites, aluminum rims and many • eKtras. E~~:cellenl shape, $18,000, Cavalier Z-24, 740 1755 Hours, 810 Quick Attach Floater t 3 Ft. Grain Head And 643 4 Row Marrow Cornhead. Always S ' - , Field Ready $45; B Inch Cardinal Grain Auge, 57 Gohl Silage Wagon And HI Throw Blowor, Good Condition, 740-446-- 1062. "q HVJ..O, r- (1-\lt.F 7 IT'~ IIIE.. 1 AA'(l COfr\£1~ 7 IC.N-1\~ 'lOU~' T~~m..£1 3& Agony 'NI\E.N I'to\ OUT TO wr-.u! 18.500. 740-886-5736. 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Nortll 3a 5• BIG NATE 'f'Ul' 1 t'I1.6QING ..---~ WITH THE S.t1'1PLE I!>UT EffECTIVE • N,._TE WRIGHT fOil. PI'.ESIDEI'IT"' _..,..,_,- 1986 Sea Ray 19-11211. 170tlp. Merc:ruiser. $7 . 500 . 304-675- ... BUT WHAT IF '(Oll USED JAZZIER? YOU t<NOW .. " THe SOMETHING 11'1' Of'PONENT IWNNIN6 MY CA111-III' Wlt<iHT !'IAN FOR THE P!I.IC.N &TIER 'TH!I.N I AM. JOB" 0~ " '!'OU CAN 'T GO WRONG WITH W~16HT"' Summers not over! Kawasaki STS Jet ski, still under warranty, three seater, 83 horsepower, bought new Ju ly of '97, three matching Kawasaki ski vests and trailer all go with it. Priced to sell, · Compote Ingredient 26 Mine 25 East 5+ All pass passage 28 Mortgage 29 Silkworm 3D Dispatched 31 Large knife 37 Alludes (tot 38 Anlah 41 ChaHanged 42 Units ol Siamese currency Make muddy 44 Mill Ferber 43 (2 wd1.t By Phillip Alder 47 Upper llmHa • To end the week. two coups. To : 46 Diva·a 101111 49 Film holder give you a hint toward the tirs1. P.G. ror-t-t--t-+--t50 F01'1118f1y, Wodehouse pointed out that there is totmerly only one cure for gmy hair -- which 52 PernnH is w h a t ? . •_..._...._....__...._....__ •54 Ending lor verb After a competitive auction. you have been pushed into tive spades. West leads the heart five. which is surely a singleton. Where would you go from then:? CELEBRITY CIPHER West's two-no--trump overcall ·· by Luis Campos the Unusual No-trump -- showed at Cetebrity Cipher etyptograrns are created !rum QUOC&tiOflS by lamous people. past and pre58flt Each lettei in lhG C!pher stands lor anothor Today's ciiJfl: I squals 0 least 5·5 in the minors. As regular readers know, I don't like the bid because far more often than not, the cp 'G'D RKB P Z V T S M S L P opponents, who usually hold the majors, win the auction. Then, the LV X X T GR S M VGJP z p v v... CPTMEI overcall heiJIS the declarer to place all the card.~ .. a.> it did here. Still. if only TMKB DPVER. FMBIME B KSL East. with a big lit in both minors. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You may be disappointed il you lail. but you are doomed il you don't try."- (Soprano) Beverly Sills had had the coumge •• despite the prevailing vulnerability-- to sacrifice in six diamonds, West's bid would have worked well. Six diamonds dou· bled costs only 200 (unless South WOlD finds a low heart lead and North SAM I 1~1..~ by CLAY I . 'OILAN - - - - - - returns a club). If South had won 1he first trick and Rearrange . Hitters of the four acrombled word, b& led a trump . West would have low to form four simple words grabbed the trick with his ace and switched to the diamond jack. East VASHIL would have overtaken with the ace . and. if in midseason form. returned a heart for West to ruff: one down. Foreseein~ this. South won the tirsllrick in the dummy and a.~ked for YESNW 3 the club king. When East played low, South discarded his singleton dia· mond. Now the contract was safe. This play. discarding a loser on a ;:s::::P ... The shortest distance beloser 10 keep a specilic opponent off the lead. is called the Scissors Coup. _ _ _ _ tween two points is not found P.G. Wodehouse wrote. "There is r-~------------.'" only one cure for gray hair. It was PHREEL invented by a Frenchman. It is called Q Complele the chuckle quoted the guillotine." _ • • • • • • by f!lling in the missmg words I1I rI : : E I ~ 6 R~~~C ~T~~~;. ~ l . I 2045, wi ll consider trade for a good pontoon boat. 760 l--,.,,.--.,--.,,..8....,,r--,.--i . L.......L-...L-.L.......L-...L--1 you develop from step No. 3 be low . PEANUTS A PRINT NUMBEReD I UNSCRAMJ!LE ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES Auto Parts & Accessories ... omce 4 Firestone Radials Good Tread, ANSWER 235·65-At6·10PLY, $140, 740448-2971. t:790 Campers & Motor Homes t974 Prowler fully self-contained. 1981 Nomad fully self-contained. · Vulgar· Belch - Azure · Defend · BEHAVED "There are no bad children ." the counselor told the parents. "It's only that some children are better BEHAVED." SEPTEMBER 18 I I FRIDAY ROBOTMAN rA\,1~10~ c~\JC~ >I 1 ~00 1t) ~~w. ~ ~~~ I>U. * 1\1~~~ ~ IZ\I6Q:IoiiNS 1\1~\11 "'ISS\~· ' 740-446·6t74 810 1990 Honda Civic 4cyl , 5spd . $2,500 080. Can be seen at 3rd & Viand St . Pt . Pleasant . 304· 675-1651 . Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. : Local references furnished . Es· · ~ 18bi1Shed t975. Call 24 Hrs. (7401 4,46-0870. t -800-287-0576. Rogers Waterproofing. $16,000,740-866-5736. 90 Geo Slorm GSI. ground el - 090, 740-992-5958 (Amyl. 95 Mustang, white , 6 ely., 5 cp., remote entry, spoiler, 25 ,000 mites, 74o-992-7201 . Appliance Parts And Service: All Nsme Brands Over 25 Years Ex· parlance All Work Guaranteed , French City Maytag, 740-448- n95. C5C General Vehicles. No Turn Downs, Call ViCkie. 740-448--2897. Uplon Used Cars Rt. 62·3 Milas Soulh of Leon , wv. Financing Available. 304-458·10611. Main- carpentry, doors, windows, belhs. mob11t home repair and mont. For tree esllmata call Chet. 740 ·992· 6323. Credll Problems? We Can Help. Easy Bank Financing For Used Homo tenance- Painting, vinyl tiding, FullorEioctrte House wlrlrvJ, IIght fixtures, breaker boxes. al. AlSO d\eck· ng llealilg systems. 304-6740126. Professional. 20yra experience with all masonary, brick, block & 720 Trucks for Sale \fOnt . Also room additions, ga· r\ges. etc . Free esllmatea. 304· 1974 Ford Solid. Runs Good, 740387-7117. m -9550. -ng - · never .... 5-t, matching vall & lhots. been warn . 4400 J.D. Combine. 213 grain head. $4500; 8300 J.D. ~3 hole grain drtll, $2000; 740-898·3409 Of 740 - 8998. 350 cubic engine, auto, good 32 Bulb Wolle ~lng, 8 A.M. ·2 P.M. 740.316·8903; After 3 P.M. . 304-e75-4340 Ext. 3t7. Cobay Wagon ; Sally'a Wagon , Pick Bttl; John D11re Corn te, 1781 US Route 3&, Pliny, WV, 3114-037-2998. t 978 Ford Truck, 4 Whlal Drive. Side Step $2000, Call Alter 5 P.M. 740-448-2688. 1977 .Chovrolll 112 ton piCk·up, c:oncl. $1.000. 304--675-291&. 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Reoklontlal 0< oommon:lat wiring, ,_ setYice 0< J'll)lirs. Moster ucensed ettctrlctan. Ridenour Eleclrlcal, WV00030&, 304-875-·· 1786. FOR SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 75 37 ;;;::·'--::: - - - - - - - SERVICES t995 Toyota Tercel 5spd, A/C , new llres. 55,000 miles. $5,500. 304-675-0156. I .... -.. ·. $4200, 740-949·2203 or 7.W-949· · t989 Dodge Dayton 2 Door Hatch Back, ~.T, Air, New Tires & Bat- St .995, Finishes the l's (J 19 - Claire, Wla. . 21 Full assembly 22 States of dloorcler 23 Attention· getting sound : 24 Car III I 1986 Glastron 17ft. 4cyt-Cnevrolet in t>oard-out board, nice boat. Fully Equipped, Reasonable, 740446-2301. Weekdays, 8·5. volcano 12 0 1995 Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster Outstand1ng Condillon. · Mini Van, Good Condition. Good tery, the '40a 9 Warsaw native 10 VIctim 11 Sicilian '::~;~.~, S@~~lA-l&t-~s~~ COlA£~ Condition, $800,740.256-1631. Tires, 135,000 Miles, $2,000, 74G441-1407 . fects, air, good condition, $3,000 1976 715 IH Combine Diesel. THE BORN LOSER Motorcycles Shasta Molor Home. Short Model . Low Miles, Sia Sleeper, Rool. Air. · 1991 Chevrolet Corvelte , 6 Speed, L98, Excellent Condition, 610 .Farm Equipment FRANK & EARNEST evenings. Transmission. 1986 Chevy 4 CyIinder, For Chevette, Automatic On Floor, Guaranteed, 740-446- Muma for Ill&- 5 for Sf 0. Cummln'a Grtenhouae acro11 lrom Aaclne Locka I Dam, Monday FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 35 Rl- In Parts S lnllatlonflghtlng org. ot 45 Tennis term asking $14,350 OBO, 740-949· 23tt days or 740 -949-2644 . 1988 Bonneville LE. maroon, 4dr, new tires & brakes. good cond . S3.2C?O 304-875-5792 alter Spm . t990 Z24 Good ColldHion. $3,000 090, 7.W-256- t758, Altai 6 P.M. I •• 1996 Ford Windstar Gl Van, · 51,790 mi les, red m~lallic with gray interior, non-smoker, lrVrear . AIC. till wheel, cruise, stereo, New gas tanks & body parts. 0 & R ·Auto, Ripley, WV. 304-3723933 or t -800-273-9329. 740-247-2501 . lhru Sotuldly, hm-&pm. II 740-256·t222. t9 85 Buick Regal $1.200. 304· 675-4143. Chevy 7 Sums First, to the barber CUB 1995 8-10 Blazer 4r4. Low Miles. , Garage Kept. loaded. Must See, . 1988 Ford Astro 6 Passenger Hall runner beans , $81 bushe l, you pick . Pierce Brothers Farms , BEAR milet $5.800.304-458-1090. 740.258-5783 or 740-4411;9833. Fruits & Vegetables woman 34 Marl< 5pm. 1986 : =r.a.... 32 Jacltet 33 Alluring- · & Tokes n.. U~! t989 S-10 Blazer 2dr, 4/wd Ta- ' er. 7.W-44t-t063. 580 PICKED IT hoe package, eKe . cond. 125,000 : 4622. V8 . Good Condilion, $1,500 .00 Firm 740-992-4568. 271nan.ctr.. c· ·-~~- 21 M!l gem 3 ng akle Opening lead: • 5 sella. good cond . $3.500. 304- • low monthly payments on plano, $35.00. 740-367-0t87. BABY MAMA BEAR JEST 675-4991. 1988 Cutlass Calais, Runs & Drives Good, $1,000, Or Best Off- Ludwig Snare Drum . Complete, Good Condition , $150.00 080; Sega Genesis, 2 Controllers I HEAR YOU FOUND A t966 Chevy S·tO Blazer 2.6/lltar, : '92 NISsan Stanza, 4 door, 4 cy· Iinder, 740-742-2803. t982 Cutlass Supreme. 2 D. 260 West 2NT Pass 5• 740-245-9t62. FOR SALE : CONSOLE PIANO responsible party wanted to make 2 Row New Idea Corn Picker : ssoo oeo. 740-t48-t324. HIOG-290-2262, X JQOt. P~ . see local~. Callt -600·268·62t8. BARNEY 730 Vans & 4-WDs St .600. Aluminum Topper For 8 Ft. Truck Sed $100. 740-44t· 9527. Electric Scooters. Whlelchalrs, Floor length Ivory lace sequin 1997 Green 350 XLT 4 Doors, 1 13.000. 304-675-t65t . 7537. Bundy Trumpet, Bought At Brunicardi's Perfect Condition. 740- 8304. '90 Fonl Esrorl, 1wo door, looks & runs good, $1200, call 740-949· 2386. 570 Feet Long. 5 Years Old $1 ,300. 740-379-2695. 44&-7283. good gas mileage , 1984 Chevy Citation $500, OBO Run s Good, Nice Car, 740 -446· tarnal 'diesel' opeakar. 740-9927190. New And Used, Stairway Elevators, Whtelchslr And Scooter Lifts, Bowman's Homecare, 740· ca . . alier, ve•y dependable, SI 000 .090, 740-742-7200 or 740-742-2675. 740-44t-ono. t4t8 . Soutll Ia 1986 Yamaha 3 Wheeler, Good Makes Available, Call 1-800-522· 2730 EKI. 4420 Bundy Clarinet With Crystal Mouthpiece, Also 2 VIolins. 1 Is 314 Size, 1 IS Full Size. 740-446- 1996 S-10 Blazer LT. 4 Doors, 37,110() Miles. St9,300, 740-388- caB 740-992·75t9 <MJnirgs. FrEtnch Alpine Goat. System• 650 Second Ave. Galli- Musical Instruments 23t1 days or 740-949·2644 evenings. V-6, auto. 4/wd. air, am-lm cas- . 1980 -1990 HONDA CARS StOll · SSOO Police Impounds, All Pets P lus Silver Bridge Plaza . Bichon And Spitz F'uJl S, (All Males) Unadvertised Store Specials! Mon ·S at, 10·8, Sun 12-5, standard transmission. left door damage, asking $4750. 740-949- From Baby Ostrtch chtcks to 4h . Ia! at 9wl<s. Slanlrv:~ at $50ea. now. 304-578-2719. . poem 23 0111141 Vetlcan door, 17,056 miles, 4 cytinclar, alr, 379-2798. French City Pet Grooming by Appointment. .. Ultra Wash Bathing polis. 740-446· 1528. Miles, Nice Truck . After 6 P.M. 1985 Ford 4a4 4 Speed, V-6 • . Price: $3,950; 740-367-0219, · 740-367-7272. also full-size slaughter t;»lrds , also 4 breeder birds/laying eggs 21~. Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South 1993 Toyota 4a4 Ext. Cab. 5 Speed, Air, Many Eatras. 76,000 Lift Kit New Paint. Wheels. Tires. A.l . Club Calf And Herd Bull , Prospects, Sired By Drall Pick , Foreplay & Josle Wales , 740- DOWN --- All Makes AvaHable 52' mare , three years old, sorrel with blaze, $400 firm, 740-992- 01 • 7 t9BO -1990Trudts $100 -$500 Police llfliJ(Uids Livestock ~Gr.y 20 ~hawk . short bed . runs good, $2500 090. 7.W-742-7200 or 740-7422675. 1996 Ford Ranger pickup. XLT 2 18 •KQJ65 a A 10 8 7 3 Soutll aKQJ865 •AKJ632 Must Sell! $1,900.00 740·256t758. After 6 P.M. 3118--6679. 100xt75x20 Was $98 ,650 Now Sheets. 373 Georges Creek Rd . 740-441Hl23t . • 5 1986 GMC t500, Good Condition, Ton, Power Stroke, $2.750. 740· $30,560 Now $22.68~; 60al51lxt6 Was $46,630 Now $32,350: A Groom Shop -Pet Grooming . Featuring Hydro Bath . Don t966 Chevy C30 Ton Wllh Hitch $4,995 Or OBO. 740-388-9352. 56 Glimpses 57 TIRo 58 Purify, In a way 17 So, what -Ia Eut • 4 • 98 7 • A 10 9 4 2 • Q 9 42 Weal a A2 245--9449. 620 Wanted to Buy Was Pets for Sale 1982 F-700 Ford~- tO t/2 F1 2412 Hl00-594-111 I. Bulls. 740-446-1158 or 740-256· Block, brick, sewer pipes , windows, !inlets, etc. Claude Winters. Rio Grande, OH Cali 740-245 - 304-675-7302. Furnished 3 Rooma, Upataln, 1 Bedroom, AIC, WID, Hook-Up, Near Holrar, $279/Mo.. + Utlitles. Deposit & Leoae Required. 740446-2957. And Other Pool Accessories, 740-256-6078. Brand Newt Great Glftl CO/video storage unu . Black and cherry. Never out of b011. S12~L Holds up to UO discs. also holds rapes . Complete alate top pool table , 892-2215. C.niBf Staps, Excellenl Condition. Ramo snare drum wtcase & stand . Yahama silver trombone . 7854. 1 and 2 bedroom apartment&, lUI· Meyco Pool Cover 16•32 With Shaped Legs, $50,740-448-7537 . 7:00am- I O:OOpm. nlshed end unfurnished. security deposit required, no pets , 740.. 1649. Deere Skid Steer Loaders. Clwtck '87 Misc. Guns, 740-258-1489. Brookside Apts Is Now AcceptIng Applications For One Bedroom ~artrnents , With Washer 1 Dryer Hook -Up, For More Info Call 740·446-9611 Between 10 Condition. 304 -675- Sizes Of 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Tractors. Hay Equipment. John 560 lrom $279 to $358. Walk lo shop Beech Street, Middleport, 2br, furnished, utilities paid . deposit ~xcallent From 20 To 39 HP. All new. Coot $300 wm sell lor $100. 304-e75-5091 . 20 .3 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer $75, Equal Housing Opportunity. longaberger Baskets . J. W.'s, Crisco, t.tay Baske1s & more. Tra~ors 710 Autos for Sale ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive & movies . Call 740-446·2568 . Large Capar.:ity Washer /Dryer $250; Electric Stove $t50, Good CordO!, 740-448-2370. Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial lawn Equipment Compact Utility 16 Skill North • 10 9 7 3 • Q 10 4 • 8 3 a KJ 65 Bed. Te~scope Hoist. Very Good Condition, Also Misc. Parts. 740. 740-256-6867. $78,650. 1-800-406-5126 Moore owner. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 99:!-3442. 2412or t -800-594-1111 Mauve & blue · love seat, like a.m. to 6:00p.m., Sunday 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. 740-992·2526, Russ Green Apis. 149 or call 740·992371 t. EOH. King size springs and mattress. $150; new rug , 9x12, $100; 740- needed. sail $8.970 Chuck t-800-3202340. 440 2bdrm . apts., total electric, appliances furnished, laundry room faciliUts, dose to school In town. Applications available at: Village GCJOd Shape ; Wood For Sala Al.oo, 740-258-1424. For Sale; Babv Oonkies, Male & Female. Also Purebred Slmmental Household Goods Pomeroy. Hou,s : M.T.W. 10:00 34 Smithers, Gallipolis, $250/Mo., $150 Deposit, Refrigerator, Stove Ft.rnlllhed. 740-446-3870. King Cole & Woodburner Stove. Your area bush hog dealer tor parts, rotary cutters. loaders, till· ers, finish mowers, eel. Car michael's Farm & lawn midway between Gallipolis & Ato Grande, Ohio on Jackson Pike . 740-446- 510 Buy or sell. Riverine Antiques. 2 Bedroom Upstairs Apartment. S8r1. 740-256-1044. 9352. In Kanauga 2 Bedrooms. No Pets, References, 740-441 ·1544. Apartments for Rent Klndltwood Stove For sale, ln- 1979 Cllevy Truck, 6 Cyt., Autorn., St,OOO.OO . 1981 Cheyy Truck, 6 Cyl .. Aulom . $700.00. 740·44t1629. t989 S-Ill. 5 speed, very sharp, ----------------l~ond~·~M~~~~"~ · -------- 2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms, Kanauga Area.. Very Clean. No Pets, Deposit ReQ<Jired, 740-441-1544. 740-25&--6011 . 446-9227 old Fiestaware. Jean's Furniture Compllle S1t5; Full Beds Com- 446-2003, 740-448-t409. JO t300 2 Row Corn Picker; Westfield , 8 tncn 31 Ft . Auger , lent Condition $3,800.00. 740- We buy antiques and partial or plete $135; Bunk Beds $160; Dressers, Couches, 740-446· w -w Carpet Nalu- 1978 Ford Ranger 4a4 $995; Gr11lil Moped, $65. 740-387--lltll6. 94n. complete estates, baby nems. and 992·2t67. ral Gas Heat, In Ganipolls, 740- Ferguson Tractor 14 Inch Bonom Pklws, Disc, Front & Rear Blade, Scoop, & Brush Hog, $4 ,500; Mits ublsh i S 370 2 Cyl Diesel With Wood Belly Mower. Excel- New At Brunlcardi's, ExceMent Shape! $1,200. 740-«6- ween Athens and Pomeroy, 740-385-4367. 2t0 MF 2t HP Tractor, With Attachments $5,000. 740-245--5747. Bought $21 .95 Per 100: I" 200 PSI $37.00 Per tOO; All Brass Com460 Space for Rent pntSSiOn Fillings 1n StOCk ~~-:--'-~-~..,.,....,-,-1 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Mobile home site available Jackson, Ohio. 1-800-537-9528 Polly'• - Deposit Required, References. No Konmore Organ, PodiJs On Floor, Hu Gunar. Drums Eic. Available. 740-44t -5698, 70441-5167. • Vine Street, Call 740-446-7398, $14,000 Or 9 Acres $12,000. ~- Bitar Ridge + Goll Ado. - I br apt. In Mason, stove & retrlg7 Ac:rH Wnh Nice Poncl $12,000 trttor & utilities furnished, AJC. Or I Acrot $13,000, Or On SR laundry room, ceiNng tans & gar325, Nice Wood•d t 7 Acru bage dllpOIII, vary nice, no pell. 304· 773-5352 0< 304-182· $18.000. City-. Clll For Ftoo MIPI + Owntr FlnonclrG Info. Tlke tO% 011 Ulled -On Calh Purt:haseol badroom. 11.mtsllad; 304--675-3440. Immediate Avatlabillty. 740·446· BRUNER LAND 740-4f1-t4t2 two 1795. Near Gallla City Line, $80,000, $400 mo : Corner Building. 740992·6250 ACQUISIIIons {next door) posit. $270 month, call 740.99278118 tlam-Spm. MERCHANDISE One 2 Bedroom House And Also In Middleport- newly remodeled, One bedroom apartment in Mtddteport. all utllilias paid, $100 de- 7244. Rock. Ceiling Fans , Pantry. Southwestern School, Appointments, 740-379-98S7. Commercial-Office or Fletall , 87 Mill St. Middleport. I ,450 Sq Ft. 65t5. lor purchaN. no pats. 740.898- Heal. New Carpet. Flooring. Slleet 1929. Now Taking ApJJiicatlons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295JMo., 740·446- 2 or 3 8odloom in Hartlonl. $250/mo . + deposil. 304 -675- To Campus, Please Come & Sae Ill Call (7401245-StOO 340 Buslnesa and Buildings ----2566. playgrounds, SD, sir, call 740992-6816allor5pm. 410 Hou- for Rent 330 Farms for Sale 212-581-7548. Nk:e 1 Bedroom Upstairs Apart· ment In Galipolls Water /Sawaga Paid. Deposit /Rolerar<:es. 74Q446-7130 Of 740-448-2770. two bedroom unfu,nlshed: near BraJ'Id New Apt . In Ala Grande, Onio Area . Now Available, All Utilities Paid . Walking Distance House For Sale In Vinton. Ohio. Carpeted Family Room. With Brick Fireplace Insert In Basement, Nice Carpet. All New Thru Vinyl Siding, 2 Lota. Call (740) 596· MOdern- 2 Beelroom Apartment, 740 446 0390. l'omerllV- 112 Baths, Newly Remodeled Kitchen -White Cabinets. Nice Dining Room. Fireplace. Gas One I Bedroom Log Cabin On t9 Acres 01 Land In Jackson City references & deposit, no pets. 2br unfurnished apt, deposit & or t2a60 Mobile Home. $300/Mo., Anniston Drive , Pt . Pleasant . House wiM be sold Sunday Night hou11, Cheater Naw 1998 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 5678. $67,500 or best reasonable ofttr. Inspection Sat-Sun. to-5 . Wanted· 420 Mobile Homes for Rent $9$8/0own . $189 per month. In· --up. North Third Ave. Middleport, OH. Wanted month with SI 075 down. Call I 1100-637-3238. ville Pike. 74G-36H286 2 Batn. Large Kitchen. Central Air 2-car garage. Rnlllhed basement Nice Corner Lot. Real Estate Your Dogs Or Horses Welcome, At: 1667 Claylick Road, P.atrlot, New Bank Repos -Only 2 Left, Modern 4-year·okl home. 38R, 360 Huge 28x80 3BR, 1 112 bath . 6yr, 2-3 bedrooms. !ott, tongue/ groove. pellet stove. HPICA. appliances. garage, spa, acre , Bula- Pt. Pieo..,~WV Scenic Valley at Apple Grove, WV. Building lots. single wides accepted, public water. 20 minutes hom Bul1alo Bridge on Jerry's Run Rd. Clyde Bowen Jr. 304-578-2338. 4 Hor18 Stalls, Tack Room, Bring Dokwwod-NIIIo, WV. BY OWNER ~ G rolnlllocr atll 2br, wid Grubb' s Piano· tuning & repairs. ~5162. ery. Hl00-691-6777. .... IHI 14-x70 thrM bedroom, lr<:luclls 6 months FREE lot I'Bnl. HIGHEST BIDOER. wanted· Optometric Assistant. experience preferred . Send re sume C/O The Dally Sentinel, P.O. Yary Nice. AIC. Call 740-44 1-()221. 304-675-2924. 5873. 25265. 2 Baooms. 1 Batlt, Straet. Gallipolis, Call 740-446· Starting at ONLY $39,999. Many 4999_:.. · 0<_7_40-_594_·3033....,.------I options available. t -888·9283426. Between 6:30A.M. -4:30 P.M. Wanted , floral designer, lOCal florist taking resumes lor experienced floral des~ner. 4 years experience desired. 2 years required. Applicant must have good people and office management skills. Send resume to Morrison , P.O.Boa: 901, New Haven , W. Va . 1990 Clayton Mobile Home, 14x70 2 Bedlooma, 2 Baths, Heal Pump 10x10 Porch, On Rented lot . Rl. 1 Cloae To Gallipolis, Ohio. Asking $15,000. 0 .9.0 . Uke Naw Condltionl 740-446·6441 Ewringl. down, $217. per mo . Free deti'l- In Person At The Front Desk, Truck Dr iver Needed: OTR Ex· parlance Necessary. 304-S75· 1988 Redman t41152 Gas Haet. Central Air, 2 Bedrooms. Eaclllem Conclltlon. New Carpe~ 740~175. Or 304-e15-5965. Doublewide 3br. 2 bath, St,345. pendable STNA 's. Please Apply single person. »1·576-2950. place, Relrigerator. Range. Mlcrowawo, Washer & D<yor Included. Must be moved. 740-4462212. polis. For appointment call 740· fiow- Accepting Applications For Fr iendly, Outgoing And De- Someone to help care lor elderly person. part-time. separate Uvlng quarters. SUitable lor couple or 1887 Clayton 14Ft X 72Ft, 2 Bdrms. 2 Baths. Factory Fire· t99(1 Clajlon Lot lor llle- Gallipolis. 90xt72. nice nllgttbOrnOOd. quiet, 740- We Buy land: 30 ·500 Acres. 740-448-1409 2 To 6 P.M. 882-2405. On A Molor Route. 5 To 6 Days A week. 740-446-16t0 OBO. 30U75-7192. Athens, t5-20 minutes lrom Galli- B~a Someone To Deliver Newspapers -ning . ·.... ,_...ry ralrtglrator. underpingood conct. $8,000 Yindale 70'x14' Wilh E~QH~ndo 2 Br.. 20' Living Room, Llrgo Mastlr Br., Excellent Condition! On Ranted lot, Ready To Move Into, Scenic Hills Nursing Center, 311 Rd.• Bldwal. OH 456t4 1983 Mansion, 14x52. tolal gas. to schools and churches. Private brick circular drive, brick palio, modern kitchen. lamily room w/ fireplace , 3-4 bedrooms, two baths, large formal LR and DR. large toyer. tour original stained glass windows. 30 minutes from er, Central Healing & Cooling, 2 Tier Deck In rear. NICE! Call Homestead Bend Broker 304 - 304--675-2447 AAIEOE. 18x76 4br. 2 betlt $1,195. · S193. per mo. Ftoo air. lnlo sltirt. t-«<H!lt-6m. 1990 14x80 Fleetwood mobile cellent Ho urs & Pay. Apply At: LPN'S To Work PAN Please Call IHdi Home Heallh Agency, 74o- 14d0 31111, rnakl Ill & IIIII pay- mtnl & ..... in. 3114-755-seee. home 2br, I belt>, w/outllullding, $10,000.304-675-5211 . 9To4. Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 825 Thin! -- $9,950, 740-44&-0115. 304-675- All real est!le a<M!Itisirg in Riverside Apartments In Middle· pon. FfOftl $249-$373. Call 740· 992-5084. Equal HousY>g Oppor- with, 7•0-e..9- 14 x70 31111, $191 Down & ONLY $179 por mo. f<IO • & lnlo lltillng.t--3426. -oom apartments at Village Manor and tor al- 2217. .,.... Paid "fuet cam I 12155 l..lbet1y Totll a-te, Llle New, ThroUQit Ou~ Air, $5,450, 300 Gallon Portable Tank, $75; •·· ASTBO·ORAPH ' . Saturday. Sept. 19. 1998 A loyal friend with your best inter· est at heart may play a big role in lh~ year ahead. helping you to acquire a . number of things you 've always wanted but couldn '1 afford. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your a.~sertiveness may be luned to a high pitch today. However. you 'II mask your actions with charm and tact. Those you'll be inclined to lead won't think you 're being pushy. Trying to patch up a broken romance·? · The Astro-Gmph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2.75 10 Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758. Mumy Hill Sllltion. New York. NY 10156. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) Usual· ly. you' rc not the type of penon who is shy or bashful about your success- . es. bul today you might be a bit reluc· · tlll!t to Itt others know about a recent accomplill,hment. . · .' Con- · dilions look encouraging for you today where your hopes and expec~ tations are concerned. Be a wishful thinker who produces. SAGITTARIUS !Nov. 23-Dec. 21) That which appears most difficult could tum out to be easiest for you to achieve today. Don '.t be ddeived by outward appearances: you're more skillful than you think. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 11 pays to be u keen observer. You could personally prolit in some manner by closely observing how another accomplisl)es his/her aims. AQUARIUS (Jill!. 20-Feb. 19) Jump on someone else's bandwagon tooay if an invitation to do so is extended to you. Your greatest succe!I.'II!S at this time will come from what others have initiated. PISCES.(Feb. 2(}-March 20) Find· ing f\IR and interesting companions will come to you easily today. becaii.V you'te ofte ydllrJelf. f!OitU· natcly for you, we attroct that which we are in life. 21-April 19) Tackle ta.~ks that include beautification of some kind. because you'll have a knack for artistic expression today. The unsightly will take on a new look under your hand. TAURUS (Aprii20-May20) Your attractiveness to members of the opposite gender could be stronger than usual today. However. be very careful about flirting with the wrong person •• it could be taken seriously. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Something you thought you'd never complete looks like it will be finished with surprising ea.se today. You 'II be happy lo finally get it out of the way. CANCER (Ju~ 21-July 22) Don't be ba.~hful aboul using terms· of endearment in a rclationship of great significance today. The object of your affection will be flattered to know how much you care. LEO (July ~-Aug. 22) The ways and tnel!ls to acquire ~thing expensive may open for you IOday. • This is noc a dme 10 IDMt your hopeS and ex~ions. 'A \.. - .. . . . . .. -- .., ......... ..... -~~- -~....-.... ..... ~.. ... -- �. ., . .. -- ·- ...... - - ~ - . - Friday, September 18, 1998 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Along the River I I 3ndAnnual ~, I l The Bend Area's Largest EXPO Meigs County Fairgrounds *New cars and trucks, quilts, antique cars, chainsaw carving, weaving, poHery making, broom making, peHilg zoo, flower show, Girl Scott cookin• Port Huron Steam Engine ride and Monster Truck rides. unba Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sunday, September 20 September 19th & ·20th 10:00 u.·Towa &Country Church Service (B) 11 :00 a.11.·5:00 p.m. • All Day Demonstratias/Adivities 12:00 Noon-Big Bend Ooggers (B) 2:00 p.m.·Riverbend C0111munity Chorus 2:30 p.m.-Antique Tractor Games • Test Your Skils (By the log Cabin) 4:00 p.m.·Auction OH Carving Saturday 10-6 p.m. & Sunday 10-5 p.m. Featuring: Sunday Morning Worship Service 10:00 a.m. *Good Food *Live Entertainment *Crafts *Herbs & Dried Rowers *Commercial Exhibits of all kinds , *New cars and trucks, quUts, anl~~uel *Demonstrations, Shows & Displays cars, chainsaw carving, weaving, *Free Monster Truck Rides · , pottery making, broom making, peHing zoo, flower show, Gi~ ~cau' cooking, Port Huron Steam Engine SOMETIHNG FOR EVERYONE! ride and Monster Truck rides. *New Car & Truck Display *Antique Cars ~;;:'!clll!i!~.._ *Antique Farm Equipment *Horses *Chain Saw Sculpturing *Flea Market .Mia. *Antique Tractor Pull . . . , AND MORE- By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett News Service WASHINGTON- Legislation important to the TriState area awaits action in Congress as talk of a possible impeachment inquiry grips the Capitol and lawmakers prepare to adjourn as early as Oct 9 for the midterm elections. Bills ranging from budget matters to health care remain in limbo, lawmakers said, Rep. Nick Rahall, D- W, Va., said congressional appropriations bills, which provide federal dollars to run the federal government, from the U,S, Corps of Engineers to the Appalachian Regional Commission, have yet to be approved. FREE ADMISSION Flea Market - DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 31827 St. Rt. 7 Pomeroy •Husqvarna Outdoor Power Equipment •Dixon ZTR Riding Mowers MCotu visit our Moth at thalspo" 740-992-3922 or 1-800-240-3922 Stop and See Our Selection of Toro Wheel Horse Tractors At The 1998 Town & Country Expo The Daily Sentinel STATE ROUTE 248 CHESTER 985-3301 .'I'HE P01t'ER OF- STIHL® Stihl carries a full line of · outdoor power tools, including trimmers, edge & power leaf blowers. See You At The SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE UPPERS PLAINS II See You At The 1998 Town & toun•-· MEIGs ~!!!~!!!~Es 11c. Saves" Today's ~m--.-adilul 12 Sections - 138 Pages PHONE 992-2196 Soorts Your Bank . F B Farnters Bank SEE YOU AT EXPO 1998! r EXPO '98 IS HIRII SEE US IIISTI NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE, INC. 252 UPPIIIIYEI ID. 446-GI42 IAWPOUS CS&6 DJ-7 Insert A4 C1 AS Bl-6 0 1998 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Aftoote PORT, o\'\ SEE US FOR TOt; BEST DEALS AT EXPO '98 A program of the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Adult Services Center offering training and employment opportunities. Helping & Savings Company industry with commercial cleaning services, assembly bench V .... ... . work, stapling, counting, labeling, packa&ing, drof ship~. OH Tuppers Plains, OH Gallipolis, OH 0 ments, quality control rework and more. Stop by our booth 740/992-2136 7401667-3181 740/446-2285 liiil and sign up to win 2 Ohio River Bears to be given away at lllmlllr F.DJ.I . BANK the Expo. Good Morning Cools, and Calendan C!asslOeds Comlci Editorials Along the River Obituaries CHESTER JVL.. Sex, Ilea & videotape • Page A2 Emciency Electric Heat Pump 481 S?lJTH THIRD tttfintl Vol. 33, No. 32 Rep. Ted Strickland said several programs Important to his constituents still have an uncertain funding outlook next year. Congrau hat yet to dtJCids whether to kHp the program• at current funding levela, cut, or tncrHN them. Thoae programalnclude federal funding for: • The Environmental ProttJCtlon Agency to clean up contemlnated property. • The Meals on WhHis program to fHd the elderly. • The Low-Income Home Energy Aaslstance Program. • Reclaiming abandoned mines. • Improving water and soli quality on lands not owned by the federal government. grams at current funding levels, cut, or increase them. "There's a lot of things that won't get done not because of the president, but because of special interests and all the vacations that Congress takes," Strickland said. "There's really no reason we shouldn't be working on the peoples' business," Last Thursday, Congress adopted a stopgap measure to keep the government running until Oct. 9, bu\Junher action is needed to keep it going for the entire fiscal year, which begins Oct. I and ends ~pt. 30, 1999, · " I'm confident that we will get the job done" Rahal! said. "We always go ' - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - -- - - - - - through this crunch," · But Rahall sa id he was concerned that "the far right" in bill. "The Republican plan is just a fig leaf," Strickland Congress will try to capita lize on Clinton 's troubles, said. "It doesn't hold managed care plans accountable," In particular, Rahall said he is concerned RepubliStrickland also said several programs important to his cans, emboldened by the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, will constituents still have an uncertain funding outlook next attempt to pass tax cuts for the wealthy or argue for new year, Congress has yet to decide whether to keep the pro- spending reductions, Regional jobless rates increase in southeastern Ohio: State jobless rate down slightly at 4.3 percent GALLIPOLIS- While the state jobless rate fell slightly to 4.3 percent, the unemployment rate throughoul southeastern Ohio increase d during the period, according to the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, The state's jobless rate for August was 4.3 percent, compared· with 4,7 percent the month before, employment officials said Friday, Locally, however, the unemployment rate in Gallia County increased from 5J percent in July to 7.2 percent in August In Meigs County, the jobless rare increased by celebration of President Lincoln's freeing of the alaves continues Sunday and will feature an address by political and social activist and twotime preslden11al candlda1e Rev. Jesse Jackson at 4 p.m. · 1.6 percent- from 7,4 percent to 9 L~:!:i:1!l~!!~~~~ percent' Other regional August rates (July percentages in parenthesi s) were: Athens - 4.4 (18) percent; Jackson - 5.6 (4.9) perce nt; Lawrence- 6 (5.2) percent; Scioto· 7.9 (7.1) percent; Vinton - 7.9 (7. 1) percent ; and, Washington - 4. 1 (4.9) percent The drop statewide means Ohio has returned to the employment levels see n before the United Auto Workers strike against two General Motors plants in Flint, Mich., this summer, " Most of the gain in employment this month ca me in manufacturing areas that had seen temporary job losses due to the labor dispute, " said Debra R, Bowland, administrator of the OBES, The national rate was unchanged from July at4.5 percent The state's decrea~e also "returns Ohio to its position below the national average for unemployment, where this state has been for all but four months si nce 199 1," Bowland said , The unemployment rate is down from the 4,5 percent level of August 1997, Among the state's 88 counties, last month's rates ranged from a low of 1.8 percent in Delaware County to a high of 10.1 percent in Adams County, Eleven counties had rates at or lower than 2.8 percent Ten had rates at or By the numbers: Gallia's 2000 census begins this fall I 740-667-3316 High m..t._....,,_,__ Details on pageA2 higher than 7,0 percent. "Heats RIDENOUR SUPPLY STATE ROUTE 248 Both Reps, Bob Wise, 0 -W.Va., and Ted Strickland, D-Ohio, are frustrated that Congress is unlikely to adopt legislation to protect the rights of patients in managed health care plans, A GOP plan passed the House, but a Democratic plan is stuck in the Senate, " More than 70 percent of the American public is in some kind of managed care plan and Congress has yet to pass a meaningful patient bill of rights to protect them, " Wise said, House Democrats supported a bill to allow patients to sue managed care plans for wrongful deaths or personal injury. It also said doctors, not managed care providers, should determine what treatments are "medically necessary," Neither provision is in the House-passed GOP LEADING IN SONG- Robert Dean Gordon led the audience In alnglng a verae of the "Negro Anthem" •• the 135th Emancipation Ptoclamatlon observance got underway Seturday at the Gallla County Junior Falrgrounda. The annual EXPO Hendrix·Heating & Cooling Cloudy; 30 ptiCelll chlnce of showlll Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant • September 20, 1998 992-2155 ~----. ST. RT. 7 CHESTER 740-985-3831 tmts ,.. POMEROY - Two barges loaded with coal sank early Friday morning in the Ohio River just downstream of the Pomeroy Levee, According to the U,S. Coast Guard, Huntington, W.Va,, the barges were under tow by the MV James K Ellis owned by the McGuyness Company of South Point when they sank just before 3 a.ll\. Coast Guard Chi~f Tom Tull said the barges sank near the main "-'U~ I ' ahd ' advised 1>ther river traffic to steer· toward the'' West Virginia side of the river. It is unknown why the barges sank, Tull said. Salvage operations should start today or Monday, Tull said. Workers will use a clamshell to unload the coal from the sunken barges before raising them from the bottom of the river, he said, The barges, marked by buoys, are sitting on the bottom in about 16 feet of water. The barges could possibly pose a threat to river traffic since most tows and barges are about 13 fee t deep, leaving only a few fee t .between river traffic and· the sunken barges, Tull explained, See You SlOP fi"D SEE OS fiT TtiE EXPOI ·---BAUMLUMBER • .Coal barges sink In river; recovery efforts to start soon SOME OF THE PLANNED ACTIVRIES INCLUDE: *New car & truck displays *Antique car displays *Petting zoo and other animals *Antique tractor pull • Saturday afternoon 2 p.m. *Uve Entertainment *Sunday Church Service for all denominations 10 a.m. ·10:50 a.m. *Commercial exhibits - promoting what the region has to offer *Non Profit exhibits *Quilt Show *Largest pumpkin, ear of corn, tallest com stalk, unusual crops display *Flea market *Craft Show *Potted flowers, herb & dried flowers *Flower Club displays *Wildlife mounts music .p.,. C7 • News Watch FREE ADMISSION HI: 80s Low: 60s Vince Gilt's Legislation important to region awaits action SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Intersection of US 33 & SR 7 (Northwest Corner) Saturday, September 19 10:00 a.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Eastern Band 10:00 a.m.·5:00 p.m. AllDay DemonstrationsI Adivities* 12:00 Noon-Largest Pumpkin, Sunflawer, Ear of Com and Stalk of Cam Judging Contest (Senior Fair BuDding) 1:00 p.m.-Gospel Hour • Shet1a Arnold 2:00 p.m.·Antique Trador PuU © . • ~I Located at SCHEDULE OF EVENTS The key to • Featured on page C1 ~, EXPO '98 II $1 oo eheck it out: Shopping in todag's market ,I I Inside / By KEVIN.,i!(ELLY Tlmes-Santlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Starting this fall, repre· sentatives of the U.S. Census Bureau are expected to begin counting heads in southern Ohio in preparation for the official estimate of the nation's population in 2000, The bureau has canvassed for crew leaders and address listing enumerators in six area counties, including Gallia, and a bureau spokesperson said crew leaders plan to begin organizing checks of household information as soon as October, Crew leaders coordinate the work of approximately 16 enumerators working in the six counties, which also include Adams, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross and Scioto. Enu- 8y JIM FREEMAN nmea-Sentlnel Staff TIJPPERS PLAINS -Tuppers Plains Elementary School has been resurrected into a new Head Start center for Meigs County children, thanks to a sizable federal grant. Access Head Stan received a $300,000 fe~eral grant which will enable the program to use the building as a permanent cen· ter, Director Jan Betz announced Thursday night, during an orientation meeting for parents of Head Start children, Classes begin Tuesday. The announcement represents a significant milestone for tbe Head Stan program in Meigs County, and also means the Tuppers Plains building will continue to be used for the edu· cational benefit of area children. The Head Stan program which serves both Gallia and Meigs counties is administered by Gallipolis-based Access 10 Human Resource Development which has offices in Gallipolis and Middlepon, The building and program wi ll benofit from the $300,000 federal grant which is earmarked for equipment, building ren· ovations and program improvements. Betz said. Improvements will include electrical upgrades and other measures lo make the building handicapped accessible, A ponion of the playground will be fenced off and new playground equipmen~ equipment better suited to preschoolers, will be installed, Currently, at Tuppers Plains, Head Stan has two classrooms, an office, speech·hearing room and a parent resource room with a computer, resource library and educational videos, Betz said the program's long range goal is to activate the kitchen at Tuppers Plains and develop a year-round child care program for working parents including before school and after school day care - services lacking in the Tuppers Plains area, "'Throughout the year your home visitor will be keeping you updated on the good things going on here," Betz told the parents, thanking them for their patience while they waited for the center to open for the 1998-99 school year, Head Stan is working closely with the Eastern Local School District which owns the building and has an agreement with Access for use of the building, she said, ''We are grateful to the (Ea.•tem Local Board of Education); we do appreciate it," she added, saying Head Start will work in conjunction with the district in providing preschool special education assislance, preparation for the 91 I emergency com munications and dispatching system that went on line in !997, "The information we had to provide included annexati ons, and maps they had didn't include the U.S, 35 bypass," Wright sa id. "You had a lot of public roads that had been taken over since the last ce nsus, and we included the private roads, "' It wasn't anything hard or difficult, just time -consuming,"' he added. Updating road and location mformation is standard practice for the ce nsus before enumerators start doing the door-to-door counting of hou se hold members, the bureau spokesperson said. The census' task comes at a time when the "We've always had an excellent relationship with school districts in Meigs County," she said. The program currently uses a Meigs Local School District classroom at Rutland Elementary to serve children in that par1 of the county. The riew center is significant in that it means Access Head Start will be able to offer more center-based services in Meigs Counry with children attending class an average of four and-ahalf days a week for a total of 136 days of socialization _each yeu Thai is compared to only 16 days of center-based socialization when the program was solely home-based. The program now falls somewhere between home- and center-based Continued on page A2 . ._'1,1sscs begm Tw:•sdt1y .1 r the new Tuppl'rs Pl.1ins fk .1d Sta rt C£'1 lft' r L\·h1ch n11/l £'n,1blf' thr progra m to scrvr mo re l\.1c ros ((lWlfV c tr~ldrpn ,1nd then l,mHIIt.'S T1n,1 Cot((•r!il ,m,,cccss H('.h1 St.lrt ll',!Chcr. IS sho wn herr play lll !J L\ 1111 :.L':fll' of thr cl •s f,jrcn d tlf rtJQ .1 p.uent onent.ltron m;,,·trnq Tlnusd.l~ 1119flt Tht• bwtdrng L'i-'>1S m.n1t• ;wall·'' ' '' , '· ' .1 SJOO 000 fcdl'l ,ll qrant and th e coop('r,1/IOn of Ill!' t ,JS ff'rrl Loc.1l School 01str1ct ci ty of Gallipolis looks to increase population to maintain its city status. A population of 5,000 and over qualifies a community as a city; the census' head count in 1990 placed Gallipolis at just below the limit. A city count showing Gallipolis exceeded the limit has been accepted by the Ohio secretary of state's office. Currently, city officials are advising an " incorporation" committee formed by the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce to help increase Gallipolis' size and population. Should incorporation add more population to the city after the census is completed, the cit y can request a recount, but must pay the expe nse, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 18, 1998