https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0790cd9f773d80608ed7afffe084bec2.pdf 99c426849181d8d4092ac98b47e8f426 PDF Text Text • ·rhur day Weather Toct.y: Sunny HIP:• 70; Low:40 • Tomorrow: Clnr High: eo; Low:45 .. ··Area g~~d prev~ews, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 6 Braves thump Cubs, P~ge 4 lnd,an• even 181'181 Page4 • .. • e~ ~ ports October 1, 1tN a1.. In Strickland-Hollister debate • . ' • . ~ Clinton's affair.reflects more differe-nces . By JOHN McCARTHY I AIIOCllfed PrHt Wrltar · . HILLSBORO - Trude and tum dominated 11 debull between nth J?i•· tricl conare••ional cundidme~. but ~re'Mident Cljnu'"'• affair -... 1hu~11h barely menlioned - reneeted rnori difference•. Republic11n chullcn~~tr Nuncy HolliNter repeated her call for 'linton Ill reNijjn ·over lhe Monicll LewinMky matter urid Nuid voter• in the IUIUIIl· eu•tern Ohio dl~&ricl •arced. • "They ~11n1 110me type of con~equenco• for that action thai hwt occurred," the lieutenant aovernor •aid Wednell!luy nlaht. U.S. Rep. Tc.d Strickland~ D..Ohlo, •uld he •tronJIY diNapprovcd "' Clinton'• behavior but would not demand 11 rc•l&nlltion. . He alw•uld the matter w••tuklna the Npotllahtuwuy 'rrom i••ueK that need diiK:UIMion. · " I wnuld hope lhsllthe pre•ldent'• behavior ... will not be il facwr lri decldina which one"' u• l•aolna to Conarm," he Muid. . · About 2"1 people heurd the debate Ill Snuthern Stale C11rnmunrty C11l· . leJC. II WIIH the JY.Ifr') fifth debute uf 14 - 0111: for ~ach ul' the cuunlle• . ) n the •prawlina di•trict. . The national purtieHure clllUiy watchin11 the rU~.:e hei:l!U>K: thr: >eut ha~ · chanaed hundHrn c:ach election thiNdecade. fhr: re~u ll ~ have hecn very clnHC and have renccted national M hif'l• in jl!Jiilicu lta•tc~ . Their Mh:trpe~l di•allrctmcnl wuM abnul handlifljl u (I:Uc:ralllucllllil ~ur· pluK. ltoun urter Clinron announced In Wu•hinjlton ·a ~711 billion ""fllu~ in the l'&:derul budJCI, Strickland ~aid there: reully i~ no hudjlcl •uqJiu•. Ju•t e~ lra in the Sociul Security truM I fund. "We IIUIIhiiO u~~e every penny nl' the Suciul SC~.:urity funll (ur it ~ uri»· ina I pur(HtMC," Strick lund told the uudiencc. which Het:med lilKUJlpnn each .~undldull: · in about ec.juul number•. .1 IJuiJi KICr KUfd IIOIT!e O( the b~.tdllel •urpluK~hould he returned In Ia~ · puyerM: while Ktudylnll mher wuyK1<1 pru1~:~ 1 Sr~~:iu l Sc~urlly . • OhJo ·supreme Court upholf!s Megan's ~aw · lturdln. tlenry. l111111n. Murlon, Mer· ccr. Puuldinjl. Putnum. St:n·~cu. She I· by. Union. Vun Wt:rt und Wyundut. . JudlleMin other countleH, lncludin11 Luke, Pnrtu11c und Frllnklln, mudc •lmllur rullniiK· The luw. modl!lcd ul'lor u New Jllr· Key luw, requlrcN sherlt'fN10 nntlfy nt.~ljj~borK, ureu K~ htH>I K und duy-curc ClllllllrNwhen UHt:KUUI prlldllhlr lllllVCN Into u community. It dellncK u Kt:K U· nl prcdutnr UK Nomennc whn huKhelln cunvlcted nl' u HCK crime und whn,IN likely tu be u repc:ut ot'l'endcr. The caRr: lnvnlvcd Tnny ook, who wuK Indicted Nnv. 14. 1996. nn lWU COUniK u( (lrOKN ,KCKUUI irnpnHio lion. buKcd on ullejjutlonN thut he wuK Involved with awn Kirls lcNN !hun I ~ ycur• c)ld In June ~1)1)6. Cook plcud· cd aullty to onc count.und tho other CCIUIII WUKdiKilliKKCd. 011 Feb. 14. 1997, the trlbl court found Cook to be u KCK uul prcd11tnr. He uppculcii. · ThJIIIppe!llute court ruled thut the nntlt'lCtttlnn requlrcmt:"nl could not upply to 11nynne whn cnmmllh:d un nffcnKo before July I, I11\17, when klly pruvlslons nl' the luw lllllk cm:ct. In her uppo11l to lhc SuprCim: Cnurt, Montjjomcry uriJucd 1hu1 the luw wuK .nnt rctrouctlvc hccuuKe it Is nut puni Nhmunt. II Is "desl11n~d 111 prevent futurc crlmlnul udlvlly und llllKUrt: puhllc suft:ty," slu: wrnl~ . Must ~tliiCS now huv~ luwN mml· ~led u1'1er the 11)1)4 New J~:rs~y ~~~~~ In whl ~ h M<ll!1111 Kunku wuH lured lntn the hnm~ of u twu·llmc· s~K tlt't'Clndcr. The 7-ycnr·nld · 11irl wus rupt:d unu killed. COLUMBUS CAP) - Tile M illie Supreme Court upheld Ohlo'K vc111lon of Mcjllln'MLllw, which ~u n rec.julrc MCK uul predutc>rHw rejjlHier with the cnunty Khcrlff where they live. The Supreme . Court ruled 7·0 WedneHduy thutthc"luw dneK 1io1 vlo· latt: the Ohio ConKtllutlon, though II wuH upplled In u mun whuse ~nndu~ t httd uccurrcd before the law went Into e frc~l in 1997. The dcci Nion mcunKthe luw cun he enfclrced ·1-n uti KK Ohlu couotlt.lN, Aunrncy Ocnerol Beuy Montaomcry· AUld WcdnCHdlly. "Tu JCI un ununlmouN deci Kinn rcully IN u victory for the NIUIIl uf' Ohio, children und potential victim• out Ihere," Montgnmery Huld. "ThiN IN u very •trona !itatemcnl that the luw IN conNtllutlonul unil Hhoulil be goln11 Into efl'llcl lr& uli cciCHitleH." . Oel'~nNe uuurncy Brlun 1-'IMht.lr ol' Llrnu Muld he would huvc tOo conHull · with hiN cllcn·t bcfo.ro dctermlnlnll whether w nppeuf to the U.S, SJJprcmc Cnurt. " I'm diHllppolntcd the court fuund h ncccHHury to bow to public opinion, ruther thun preKervc the lndlvlduui'N rljjhiA"" jjUUrunaecd by thlliOhlu und United StutcK conNtitutionN.'.' Fisher NlliiJ, , Th~ dcciNiun rc~llrNcN u ruling luN I ycur hy th ~rd Ohio DINtrlct Cnurt of Appt.lul ~ In Llrnu. Since thut rulln~ . scK nffcntlcrs cnnvlc:tcil hllfnl'll the luw ll»lk cffllcl .wc1'C nul rc~uired Ill rll~INtur In the 17 counlleN ul the llllpllllutc district . The cmlntiClH ure Alllln, Autjlttilll; rtiwfurd. D~t'lunc~. llnn~uck , Ohio making progr ss on natlonal ·-ducatlon goals OLUMBUS (APl - Wi1'1 hnprnvcmcntK In stut.lcni)Jroflcl~ncy test NCilrllN mid lnCI'IliiSild Hcud Sturt ptlrtlcilllllion. Ohio · IN mukln11 p1~111rcss towurd sevcrnlmllh)l)llllldU· cutlnn lllliii N, ~·lnlt: nt'flcluls suld Wudnu~t.luy .• ' u disserv ice." he iiuhl. .lll~hli llhls of the l'\l)lmtll1cludc: - lncl'llUS•s "In licud Slllrt uml puhllc preschnul c nrollm~:nt s fur ~hi I· 111'011 nl or hclow I'IWcrty. Purtlclpn· linn Is up l'nun ~~ pcr~'llntln 11)1) I Itt H7 11un:c nt. - lm1mwcmcnt• In the l'lllc 111' intmunl1.u1inns I'm. Ohln'~ l ·y •uruld•. ur 1'1'111!1 ""' I)I)IWnl In I1,11) I Ill 77 11~n:c nt. I o;;v, 01•<irlle Vnlnnvldl rel~uscd the st11te 's cl11hth unnuul prnljress re1mrt em IJnnls. which he sul1l d monstrntcs more emplmsls nn cdu· 1h lmprny 'mcnts In pcrfnrlllllllt' • ~unnn . of nlnth·l!rt\d•·rs nn the nlnth·l!rttd • "I think If you h1i1k ut whul hns 'llml'lclcncy .tests, up from 4·11 p~rcc nt hulliWIICd In the slnl , ml\1'\l 1111d pmls1111c In IIJIJ I 111 Ill lllll'wnl, with iuorel po011leur hegl nnlniJ hrundcr• lhll udllhlun 111' the .~cl~ n~u pmtllm. slunU th111 t:t.ll!~~utlon Is the number . -E:stnhll~hm~nt 111' )nCtll pmt' s· nne e~nnomlc deveiflllmcnt toolth y slnnulllcvelupmllnl cnnuulltclls utl\1 hnvc In their cunm11mh y," he suld. ln~·rcuscd u llmt ~ tn llft.lllllre n~:w Vnlnnvlch und stut e sdumls lUIIChllrs. Superhil&:ndcnt John Cl!lll' suld more - lncl't'uses In the numhcr nf Wtll'k nu ds 111 he dnne, lndudlng 1~1\c he t'l\ ~·~:rtlt1 ll hy the Nutlunul lt.-lstlngnn more. • t rl n J~c nl ucndllm· Ruul'\1 fur Pmfc•slnnul Tenchln11 lc ~tnnllnl'\ls 11nd cuntlnucd lll\lllhHsls Stumlunls, rnnk In" Oh In s\lcnnd In 1111 111111h unll sdcncc ~uu rses. th nutlun -ln the numhc:r ut' huul'\1· "Wh n you c'pccl mnrc ynu get cortlfl d touchers. nmrc," Vnlnnvkh suld. - lncrcns s In the numh I' nf u,tuhs lnlltemcy pn111r11111S whn nmke Cloll' snld 11111111ty 11111 ~ 1 he ~t rcssc•l rn'lll'llSS In their lndlvlllullll~urnlng us thll slut lm:rcus s hl t~ h sdlll<ll 11rmlu11tlnn stnndnnJs In the. coml1111 gnuls. fn)ln 7~ lllln: ntln I99.2 111 HI pon:ent. . yours. {1t'lllltlnn ut' . lh~ Sulll Schnnl "lly Just mldlng wntcrcd down l)lllth 1111d s ·I nco courses. Wll do 11111 Audit pn1~jrtun, 111 h~lp sd11111ls idt•n· nlccl th.: ·h11II'I1IIC und dnthcs kid• tlf}l sutlliY1\~lls whhln lh lr sc h11<1l ~ . . . " lth111k that \ ~lwtn\ all abuut (olb. II '~ your mum:y,'' ~he ~~aid. TurrHnjll<l furc1gntrade, llolh\ttr \Uill t~e Unitell State~ rnu~l he~:orne a ·n11 parlllc:r~ with other nallun• or he lett l!chinll. · '' If yuu do'"'' p:miolf'Uic '"a 11lobal marketplace 1n il furceful mM· cr. you will not1larl11.'1palc at all." •111:-•aid · Stnl.'kla1ul •aill other nation\ urc: allowed 1<1 "1!11 pmllu~.:h m·thJ Un ll· cJ St~IC \ 11. hllc hamiiJIIhc \ale of Amcril.':m f!W<lucb at hwne. He I""· fHttoellthallhc Unllllll State• dcrty II• markctplw.c to any country thai doc~ thai. . .•. Strickland a).lalll hla•tcd llull1 •1cr lor •UilfloriHIJI•IUIC: money (or •ta· diumK und arena• that cuter. he: •aid, ll1the well·tn·lkl. Ilc: held up u grimy rajl. which he •uid hud been U"i!d to clean cuul & lu•t off a computer in u run-down puhlinchuul·buildin11. " I Jnn 'tlhmk thi Kcloth wuulll he u ~~ed 111 wa•h down lic.juor ban in kky bmc ~ in ~ l'"rt ~ ~tadium ~." he •<~i d . ltol!iMci: KUllllt.~leJ thul il h.: were Ko worried ubout the problem that " pc:rhap~ he ~hnuiJ be runnin11 for the SlalehouKe ... ,. C 'Perot wants campaign· seeking Clinton's resignation • TIA COMPANY • Maureen , Burna hal con· vtrted 1 oorntr ·or the Rutland Dtpartm•nt Store Into an harbaltat haven, 1ttllng htr own WASHINGTON CAP) - Rtm Perot iK luun~ hin 11 u nutiunwidc pell· lion drive uHkinjjl'r~Hid~nl Clinton to rcKi~n bc~u u lie uf Ihe prcKidcul 'K While r, HtiU He ufl'uir with fo~m cr int.:rn Monicu LewinKky. . .The 191)6 l~el'tmil Purty cundidute culled Clintnn's hehuvior "erruti~" und suid the ~outllry huH hecn left with u lcudmhip void bccuuHe of hiH uctlnns. "This mun cun't he in thut office," Perot Huid WedncKduy cvenin11 on CNN 'K "Lnrry )(Ina Live" shO:)V. Despite current · polls showln11 hi iJh tlppruvul rutlnjjK ror Cllntun, Pcrul Kuld he ·cKpeotK public Ke ntl· mont eVI!Illllillly 10 turn IIIJUi nAt the Jll'e~ldent. herbal ttat, culinary htrbl and 'othar htrbal product• to the growing contumar bt .. lnttr• • teltd In orgenlc product•. · . .. 1 11111 totnlly cm\vlnccd thul the Anicrlcun Pll"Pii: ure ·~olnjjlo wuke He.rb.alism is a way of-_life: -Parker lly IRIAN.J. REI!D < Stntlntl NtWI Sttff Lucul hurhi1llst Pnul Strnuss suys thultho "spirit ot' hcrh1illstp 1.1111:~ rl jlhl ·thruu ~h the community." . >The cum11lllllhy Ill' lncul rcsldcnls whu huvc muJe n llfllstylc itnJ u ltv· ln11 from the culllvutlon unll prnmi~· linn ol' medici nul ptunts und othur hurhul prod1ic1s not only sllll these plunts, hut they ulsomuke them IIJmrt of their lives. Thtl tcr1n "hipllic" Is now untl: 'llllltcd. but the cmphusls on com· munln11 with nuture. the lovu of tiHl. \lllld 11nd the buck·lo·huslcs lifestyl e thutty;illl'leNthe IIJ60s hit111ic ntuvc· mcnt <:untlnues, In one wuy or unoth· or. In the lives of thllse huhy·lmom•rs whu contlnu<l hi prlluch 11 low l(lr nutur~: und lh&: ntJcil lo ~onservc rusuurcus. ('Indy P1irker, who holds semi , nurs. IIlllS nnu other hcrhullst uvu nts ut her furm nc1,1r Rutlun~ . cites the lmlltll'lnncu of llfCS&:rvl nu un ur11ltru· lilt nn •• th~ uses 111111 •vulu~: ut' the 11\CIIh:lnlll Jllunts th111 urow In msr • huckvurds. 1 " ll·rhull ~ m Is u wuv nt' life," 1 Pnrkcr suld. "It h~:lnn•s lnthc ·hunlls " of thlllleOI)ICl," . ,' Pu, rkcr sll~S hers •If 11s u t<luchtlr, ~~~~:~ldlou~~~C~I~~t~V~~llll ~~~~. c~~ 1 ove n ~tl'fcrinll u siK·Illnnth uppr :n ovcrwcljthl smoker with 1i coffee cup . tlccshl~l ut her ftirm. tin hcrhull ~l who in hi ~ ur. her hund uppruu~h~:s then• · due ~ nut sell her pinnas on t)lc opcu nhout hcrhnl rcnwdlcs hi ~1111111111n mnrkcl. s h~: finds ~crtnin u .~ llC~ l • ul' 111uludi c .~ .a1~h us hli h hloud pressure. the llr!lwi n~ hcrhnl)st !IHIVllmcnt ll h· " Advn~·ntc"'ul' hcrhul medici ne.. lurhlri~. c\pc~ lufly the uvcrt l'IHII · 111\U tlm•c. Ilk&: Struuss, who 11\II~C II . merclnllsm whlcl1 h11s ovcrtnkcn it. llvln11 l'mm !he prt~e~:ssinll· und s11l~ of .oruk~ 11oldcnseul us 1111 ~~u mpl c . medici nul pl11nts .. dn nol promote Muny hllt'hHIIsts. ln~ludln11 Str·uu s~ their prpducts us cure- nil s~ fh~:y dn, und Tim Blukclcy utthc.• ncl ~~ohhol'injj howcwr. feel stron~:~ ly th111 fllllll· Nutlnnul '('enter titr th&: l'rc~crvu tlon enscul. St . Juhn's Wurt , 11 insen~. of Mcdlclnul l'lunl ~. ··u·c nctiwly · hluck ·~uhush ·und the host uf other !11CIIIIfii1J ing lh~il&:,~d fill' I.' Uitl vutlnn lwrhui r~m~~l~s Cllll he u purl of II of IJOid~ nscul In un u11cmp1 tn 111e h~:u lthy liiC:stylc . 111\llthlllth~:y.:~un he scrv • It from ov~'l'l111r vcs tln 11 In the 11111111'~ nuturnl wuy ht trcut common wntxl~ . · -~jll!,lllth pnml •ln,, indudinll drculu~ Purk~r. hnw~:v~r. , 7' 111~ true 11<~11 d l l'fi~tlltic,, dcprc"inn. und t)lf· hcrJ1u ll ~l's n1 i•slon hd 111.1 lt~•l ln th~ fk ult.ics wI th menstruul ion ·und ~U illlllli ll n for l!illdcn,cul pr~ .~c 1·vu · mclllllluusc. lion.' . Ahculthy. nrjjunlc di et. uh., tcnt ion "I sec the IJOidcn,cul ~u 111p11i ~ u '" fl'llm cll t'fcl nc umllithm:cn. c~c r·dsc II \YII)' "of lucrcusln~:~ hnth the supl>ly und. othcr hculthy llli:.stylc ~hni~cs UI'C u11d 1h~ tl••mund," ·l'urkl'l' sui d. "1'111wr 11.1 impmlunt tu the hcrhullsl liS \O u lhtln unullc'lllplnl Jll'l'"'rVi ll)l il fo~·lt s llll'dku l dnt:llll' .. Ullll p&:rhups IHIIIJ h 11111 rc ~o. rculn ·cd uml pructku lu"··" · "l'ctilllc ~hnuld .. ,., to knmv 111,• Th ·rc UI'Cul ~u tlu: u ''lh •tic mlvull· · 111 Ill' W<l 1t Ill' 1 lllurlls u11ll hnw the "l1i u111' uffc<'l 1lw lil lie~ tu 11CC<lll1 1n ~ ·lull\ '1 I1rrIlll I wor II1· uro11111I 11~ : · " uu1·ee n hnilv1 us 11 whnh:i" The l\t!llstic IIJllll'llUdl. 1111111nlv1 Ill 11 u rn ~. II ll'lln ~ p 1IIIII t'n1111 t'lCl'l! 1IIIII1• 1 1 hutto lt f~·..i, un 1nllllll'l11111 1111~ 111111 '\1 u L' lll'n~· r· ot' 11·11! t'''lllltll 111 lli"in" • • I) s I 11 t0 1111 011 tiel f •r usrcctnf the h crhuli ~h· wmht. cpurtrnc111 · tore ' 1 1 tCUS, liS wull 11S· ~'lllillltl'v Like 11\cdktt l lhl\'llll'• . tllll't 1ICI' 1\CrIll 1 ,. 11 · 1 • 11~ r·httll s.· t ~· t'ltl·' it u111h• in•• wh,•u 11t1 .... un nul'! on Pllflll., • ·• " r LEV ELAND (AP) _ u.s. S~:n · 1M cumllllut&: Mill')' !lnyle cun 't hurt · her ''cun11111i ..11 n hy hostlnu" scunilul· llill "11 111lll Prcsid&:nl C'llntnn nl u t'undrniM'r <111 Friduv, 11olltlcul ' uh•crw•·~ suv. · ' Polls huv • 'huwn Dl!nmcrut Buvlc J fruilin ll Republkun oov. Gcm<~c " Voinovldt · .In th • rn•·c, ii1r the sent hcln11 vucttl 'II h)' l'l:lirilll! Sen. John Glenn hy t\S 11111t: h us u 2-to· l rutlo. ~ S~cll11n~ ---- ·•U PlliJ~s Lotteries OIUO . . l'lck ,\: J(ll • l'kt.. -': 7~(l I SUP.''r l,uttu: 7 I(l. ~ I ~tt 1,1 . ,1~ 1\.kk~r : . ~SIJ~ . .; t p.m. Mcl11s Hl11h Sehoul Bnnt.l · . · 11..!?·Ill· Kun1nke hy Jell' N11rth "nd Sturhmtnd lll\l~nuhml<:lll .uu p.m. Dnulln11 Dulls • .,.,rut Cll nton to make Ohio appearance Today's Sentinel' ' . structlwly. to suy wukc up Amcrlcu," Perot suld. ·· · I'll rut up!llluled to veterans, minis· tcrs, smull husl n.ess <twners. commun]ly lcnll&:r~ nnd others to bc11ln h~e11 l petition drives uskln¥ Clinton tn I'C•illll· 1)ctltlons could bc collected b)' truck convoys, which would deliver them tu Wushlnglon In curly Decem· her. 91.spluyinll his website. c-mull !llldrcss und post oflke -boK 1111 the tulk shuw. Perm us ked viewers fur fcedhnck on hi s llluh. '· W~ ' II .~ how them thut we cure uhnutn1uruls unll cthlcs. W~ ' ll show them thul we cure ubnut duty, hnnur uml country. More thtin unythlng clsc we will show them lhtlllhe mun who ~t· ml~ our chlldn:.n Into comhutur the: mun who cun pr~:ss tile nuclllllr hut · tun hus II"''" hll u s111hlc purson ~hu tells the truth.'' s11id. I Good Afternoon Big Bend Sternwheel Festival Frl".y I ' t:AI~I. T ARFUVALS • An aeaortmtnt of ettrn· whMitra begen herborlng up to tht Pomeroy ltvtt TU.tadty end Wtdnead111y evening In • p,.pera~lon tor tht IStg Bend Sternwheal Ftt· · tlvel which gett underway todty end contlnutt through Seturday. . . . ' ~· '• Olllly .\: ~47. H11ll~ ..-: 0 ~ 1.\ '\ IINS I \hit~ \ ,,lk l\1t\h,hH1 • l \ 1 .. �• .. ' • • • Contmentary •ness as ·usual Busl su •ItS B•. II C·l·· nton ...; ~ ~ t\~M~ ~~ ·~·~~~ Today's weather forecast nr !-.llle ll good Burn" I" now m the process ot movo ng her co mpany. The Herbal Sage All Or£.1111< fe .1Co.. to Rutl.llld. Org,tnrc pepp<rmonl spearmo nl .ond ~.: h .m uHnll e I 1 Santa's helper will be The Jerk Factor "t o contend With te.ts .1s we ll as specmhy bl l! ru.h "'LH.: h ·'" Murnmg M~dilatron (wlmh oncllllk' lemon peel. lemon . · h~dm or:mge peel antJ lemon gr.1~s) . •1nd Womyn Spont Teu (raspberry Johnny Ray Do lion. 41. of Mason. leal. hob"""' llo\vers und s:ige leal) W Va who do ed Sunday on the nol on l) o.osoe good. j:lut can help ...Sewockley Valley Hospual. S,ewock· •1ddrcss problem• rangol'tg lmm stress ley. Pu. w.1s' precetled on de.nh by a to r<prodlKIIve problems soster Rachel Lee Do lion The name Tho'e who .ore not tea dnnkers ot u soster. Kathy Sue Do lion Wolson. • was oncorrectly hsted in the obotuary Corre_ction Hospital news Veterans Memorial Wcdnesdoy ,lllonossoons - Henry I t.orom.•n Long Bottom. Churlolle E.1k on' Pomeroy Wedne,d.1y lloschurges- none 1 Holzer Medical Center Discharges Sept. 30 - Lllurn Crew,, Ja<·k Curry. Holly Dnvos Births - Mr und Mrs James Allboogh o. d.uoghter. Gallrpohs; Mr .1nd Mr' Chroslopher Goheen. daughter. Wcll..,ton r (Published woth pennission) • -- ~ -- ~ -~- · t - ~-- - · -- . -------.. ·--------~~---..,... ' •. Stocks tUSI'S 211· 960) Cornmunll)' Nr~pa~per-tlolet lnRS, Inc. Puhhshed t"cry ~flcrnfiOn, Monday thr®&h Fnd ')' 11 1 Court St Pomeroy, Ohm, by 1hc Qhm Valley P uh h~ht'll:. Comp.1ny S.:cond c ia~ ll\lS\ I!;Il pa1d1ut P um~,,y, Oluo Mtmbt'r· I he A~~o.X'IJkd Press and the Ohio Ncwsp~pct J\..''-';<lCIJ!IOn l)oslnlii Sit"r St.:rll.l "'ddn:65 comct10ns to The D•ul~ Scnt1nd 1! I Court St, Pomcl(]y Ohm .\'i7!i!J SUBSCRIPI'ION RATES Uy Urncr or Motor Routt One \\crk I Am Ele Powef .......... ......... 48 316 Akzo .................................. 331/4 AmrTech ........................... 50 7/8 Ashland 011 ................... 44 11/16 AT&T .................................577/8 IBank One ........................41 9116 Bob Evans ........................ 19 1/2 : Borg-Warner ................... 36 9116 Broughton ......................, .. 18 t/8 Champion .........................181/4 Charm Shps ........................4 1/8 City Holding ............................ 40 Federal Magul ................... 44 t/2 Gannett .............................52 718 Goodyear ..........................51 112 Kmart ............................... 11 1/16 Kroger~ ............................ so 3116 • Lands End ... ......................181/8 ~ Ltd ......~ .........................21 15116 Oak Hill Flnt ............................ 17 OVB ............................. :..... 411/2 One Valley .........................311/2 1. Peoples ................................. 26 1 Prem Flnl ............... :...........19 314 Rockwell ...........................36 318 RD/Shtll .......................... 49 3116 Sears .................................41 318 On~ Mt1nth One v~ar Shoney's .............. ............... 1 318 .$2 00 $1:! 7U .$'104 00 " Star Bank ..........................64 112 Wendy's ..........................22 3116 Wosrthlngton .................... t2 518 -·-·- SINGLE COPY PRICE 0 ulv ... ... • .. Si•hM;rth\lf!l nol 1.lcmnng to remtt m a1IYat~ J1rc~ t .... _ ••. JS Cents pay the C:lmer may Granp to meet Star Orange ·718 will have an annual chicken barbecue. Sunday. with SCfVing froni It a m to 2 p m. at the Grange Hall l<>eated on County Road I north of Salem Center. Th~ pubic is invoted Rem1l services ~~et Hysell Run Hohness Church Monday through Oct ll. 7 p m noghtly with Charles Swigger as speaker. Singing noghtly CUnic ~~et The Meog.s County Health Depanment woll offer a free immunozatton chnoc on October 6 from 4 to 7 p m at the Meogs' Muhopurpose Center Every child must be accompamed by a parent or legal guardoan. and the chold's immunozauon record must be provtde4. , thr\,: ''\ or I~ munth botth Crtdtt wtll tic )!t.,. rn . ~ mer uch wcd.: N11 ~ ut-M; nutt•'" by m;ul pcrm1ncd m tro:as IVh L'tC h<)Rll ClffiCt'i~I.,.ICC l!t & lilt.,IC Pnhll.th• r ,.._~ t'tv l: ' lh~ ttlthlto ldJI,IM rates Wr 1n~ lh~ suhso,;npuon p.:uod. Subsa.:nphon rate lnsldt Mtlas Cou nty IJ V.~d., . , • , , ... • .$27 ~ ~<• W~:~ k ~ $5182 1or K~nny W1ggm~ ha!i lwn pnvilte rc(.:yclt: t.:cnlers wht'!rt: A recycle poster. £Onlest for all soxth graderstudentson MeogsCounty os planned for the month woth the theme "For Kods' Sake.. Recycle" Lelttrs have been ma1led to teachers wath de1a1ls F-or mtonnut10n ca11 992·6360 Drop-Off Recycle sotes. wher< resodents can bnng theor materials are located on seven townshops. woth the ultomate go~l of huvong a sole on all 12 These sues are in Bedford, Chester. Oltve. Rutland. Salem. Salosbury and Suuon •townships. Durong ' Octoher. the program plans I() hold Specoul Recycle Days on the other tive townshops. Columbtu. Lebanon.letan. Orange and Scopio. with ume and locauons to be announced later Curbsode recycling on Racone and Syracuse os tor all resodents of each vollage and muterouls are collected malenal s can be wken M.mley s Rec yde Center on MoJJI.;port and Tro-Coun ty Rec ydong at I he JUn<toon ot stale route 143 and 7 ltl!m'i r~~lyded 10 Me1g~ County mclutlc .allllmnum .mU ~l ce l cans, gluss (l kar. hrou. n .tnc.J £rc!c!n ). nt:wspapers woth """"' .md ,,J,, ""'g·•· zones. c .1t.1h' ~' ,\lid phone book, number one pla,tl< I liter .1nd heveragel holl ies. numbe r 1 piN tc tm 1lk. water. detergent. elc I '"'dboard (corrugated ,ond llat · ccoe.ol h<:ver age wr,lp cr.1ders ,.tc ). otlo<c p.1pcr 4compuoer. nooebook. copy, eoc I, clothong and texllb I 1ndudong puorcd shoes) ·An appliance recycle da y woll also be held Junn g Octohcr he ,,ud For more onto rm.1110n co no o~ct Meog> County Recyclong ,mJ LrucfPrcvenloon at Unoon Avenue nc.lf Pomeroy or c.1ll 992-6llil) Debate about debate continues Couples Issued marriage licenses PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1998 AEP· MOUNTAINEER PLANT RT 33 _, NEW HAVEN,-WV 10:00 AM· 2:00 PM to be lf you know ol 1ft tnor In a stol), 'illl the newsroom at (740} 99~~ 21~5. Wt will chetk your laformodon and makf' a cotn'd:ion if warnnted. R\.'\'umtt, I OREW IIARA'IMOAE, ANJEUCA HU81'0N IN EVERAFTER 00 " ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 WED. BAflDAIN NIGHT ALL SEATS U.OO 418 Dt23 mcnt cxlcn5ions arc; NfW( Cull For Movlo 1·740·753·34 00 M.u.,."' ncRJ0-1~' W E NEVER COMPROMISE ON Q UALITY BUT OcCASIONALLY WE Do ON PRICE. . .... . .Ext. 1101 ...... ... . .ExL IIOl or ExL liM both stores STOREWIDE SALE!!! • I Antique b~ggles are 10" off. All other antlqu~s are 20" off. ' 10·6 Thurtdat, l:'rlday, Satul'da, Oct: 1,2 a 3 I ' Layaways not Included. We accept Vlu, MC, DfiiCOvel\ American ExpNaa .' ' EVERYONE WELCOME!!! 30% offt 50% off! 75% off! News Departments ThC' mam number 1s t92·llSS. Depart· Mnnngtr: [Q Mowtes The Wlck~r Buggy Correction Polley G~ntral *************** B 1G ll.,.l'J~ Wahama Band Competion Show· 10:45 AM New Haven Elementary Poster Contest- 11:00 AM Hot Dogs, lee Cream, Popcorn, Soft Drinks Plant Tours and Reader Services IS Fosher. butonmtcd oh,u John Muchd of the Rct onn P.1rty ,1nd mdependent Zanna Feooler """ on voted F~>h er saod he wou ld t.oke part only il' Talt aurees to ,1 sc ncs ol oneon-one dcb!tcs. wh1ch he' has noo agreed to Tato saod he h.~> .1greed to the Toledo debate spunswed hy The Blade. broadcast love by WTVG-Tv .ond made .ovuolahlc th roughout the so.lle . Raus 0111sktt Mell[s Cov:nly' \' S29 25 Our muin conctm In •II sloria Church will h:ne a ha!<ooenu:nl sal( Fnday ~ ,\ m Ill 7 p rn ,\IIU S,uurday 'J to 2 p m Mtddleport squad assosted. MIDDLEPORT , 4 01 a.m . Volunteer Fire DepartTOLEDO tAP) ~ The question • ment and squad tb Overbrook Nurs- of ullowong two minor players lo purong Center. dryer tiro. no injunes ttdpate on a gubemutonal debate conr~purted. Pomeroy VFD und Central tonued to stand in the way of 11 hap· Dispatch squad assosted. penmg RACINE Republican Bob'Taft suod Wednes8:24 p.m.. Pearl Street. Dalton day ho has agreed to un Oct 22 Shortridge. treated at the scene. debate in Toledo wuh DemocrJt Lee REEDSVILLE '' 4:22 p on . state Route 681 • Wollouni Vandyke. Camden-Clark Memonul Hospotal. Tuppers Plaons squad assisted . The following couples were SYRACUSE issued marri~ge licenses recently in 9 13 a m.. Barronger Rodge Road. the Meogs County Probate Court of Ponlund, Mary Evans, VMH Judge Roben Buck Mochuellee Lottie. 20. und Charla Ahson Rouch. 19, both of Pomeroy ; Gregory Allan DuVall. 32. Producers Livestock Murkel Special reeder calf sale Monday. Z;mesvolle. and Mochelle Lee Whotreport from Gallipohs for sales con- Oct. 5. 7 p.m. tington. 24, Shade; Shawn Louos ducted on Wednesday. September 30 .. For free on-farm vos~s. please Bush. 26. Rucone. and Marundu lren~ Feeder Cattle. call614-446-9696. Dmkc. 23. Long Bottom. Jason Scott 200-300# St. $62-75, Hf. $59-$75, Kleon, 20. Pomeroy. und Toffany 300-400# St. $63·$72. Hf. $56-$78 Maurer Pennell. 17, Rucone. 500-650# 'st $60-66 ·Hf. S54-S63 ' 650-800# St $55-$62. Hf. $62-$58. Well Muscled/Fleshed $28-$34 . <• Medium/Average $25-$~7; Thin/Loght $21 -$24; Bulls $35$38 Buck To The Furms: Cow/Calf Puirs $425-535: Bred Cows $3()().$480: Baby Calves $10125, Goals $12-$93. Unots ot the Meigs County Emergency Medocal Servoce recorded none culls for assistance Wednesday Unols respondong included . CENTRAL DISPATCH K.58 am.. New Hope Road. Chester. Henry Hurtmun. Veterans Memoroul Hospital; 4 06 p.m.• Mi II Street. Middlepurt. Freda Bing. Pleusunl Valley HO!ipital. Moddlepon squutl assosted; S 27 p.m .. Village Manor Apartments, Moddleport. Shirley Frazier. treated at the scene. ' 6 38 p m, Laurel Chtl" Road. Pomeroy, Greg Hobbs. VMH: I0 23 p m . Riverside Apartments, Melonda Justos. treated at the scene . $105.5;6 JIQ972 sale scheduled The Tuppe" Pl.un' Methutl"t e one day each week Also a' t1m e and equopment u'e permots the program work' wllh 'chools. government otlice' anlJ bu,onesse' l<>recyde c.~rd lxwd and ollice paper Woggo n' ,,ud Ourwunty abo The Ohio River Bear Co. MAII1}iUHSCRIP110N .. U668 Ba~~ement ' 9<-'tober has been desognated a.• Recycle Ohoo month and the Meogs County Recyclong and Lotter Preventoon Program os hopong to have the largest r<cycltng month ever on Mergs County, ucc<irding to program Dir<c· ~. h m~:~t~ m~• t.~, nnptuncntcd I'JV ch:t.ng~ng th e ~.! Wctk ~ Revoval """'""' woll be.held at the~. FoN Bapll 'l church of Moddleport StxthandP.almer' Oct 11 - 14. 7p.m each evenong. Youoh ought woll b< observed on Wcdnb"llay. Pre.Khong and 'lngong the P"P"I woll hi: by the Boelk F;amoly. Bub Naohun ,Jordan. A'hley. Seoh and Heodo Meigs County particip·a ting in Recycle Ohio month Out ltd Annual Stetnwheel Salerl!' tl ur 1\l••n ,,, tho! ~ubs"nltlibn I"' \hc:bl !b w. cb .Revival services set Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. 10 'Th..0111y Senltnel on 'i~ W-:d..~ Literary Cluh to mee! The Moddleport Lolerary CJub woll hj>ld tt< first mwong of ohe 1998-99 program year al 2 p m on Wednesday :u the.bome of Pltyllos Hackcu on Moddleport F~e Wallace woll revoew "Bravehean " Gallipolis livestock auction results The Daily Sentinel · .. .. moght consoder aromatherapy. another aspect of herbalt>m promoted by Burns. Parker .1nd others Blendong the .~romas ol 'herbs and other plants such as peppermont, lavender and patchoult are JUSt the thing. they say, 10 reheve ' Ires herhs anil herh' lh.>ljUsl hmk prelly Letters to the editor • Meigs EMS logs 9 calls HerbafiSm is ... coqti~ufd rrom page 1 Elections will be impeachment referendum .. Bernard A. Eiselstein Bc:mJ1rd A Eiselstein. 87. pused away Sunday; Seplember 27. 1998 at The Normandy Manor. Rocky River. Ohio. of natural causes. Bom July 17. 1911 on Chester. Ohoo. ~of the late Abraham Eoselsleon INO . and Hamel Shumway Eoselsteon. he graduated from Chester Hogh School and auended Roo Grande College and Ohio Universoty . ~\ He taught math and hi~tOI')I dunng the Depresston on Meogs County before I JOining Amerocan Agricultural Company 4Agnco> on 1934. I He is survoved by hos beloved wofe. Helen L (Cooper) Eosel!tein of Gal• lopolos. to whom he was mamcd on November 26. 1933 on Pomeroy; chol,_lla~on j38:L82"_1 dren. Patncta J •Wolltam S.) Marton of Cleveland, Bemota L 4Herben A ) • Hausmann of Chicago. Illinois. and L.B (Pete) Eoselstein of Chicago; and eoght grandchildren and eoght great-grundchtldren. · He held many marketong po!llllons woth Agroco. oncluding Cleveland dtvo"on sales manager for over 20 years. He and his wofe Helen moved to Wa.,hongton Coun House on 1972. where he u.-.umed the Marketing Coordonator pasotoon. He rettred on 1976 and stayed on as a con•ultant for Coriuco He was very respecJed on the bustness field · He served on the Unoted States Army Infantry on World War II as a Ma.•• ter Sergeant He was an instructor for both nfle 1111d hand-to-hand combat He was a 60-year member of the Shade River Lodge on Chester. Yusef Khan Grouo. and a hfe member of BPO Elks 129, OES Pomeroy Chapter IHn. Republocan National Coinmouee. Republtcan Congressoonal Commot· Sunny Pt C~ Cloudy $howell T S!ONf'IS, Rain flumes Snow lee tee. Chester Hogh School Alumnae and Wa.,hongton Coun House Country Club He enjoyed hunting with the town doctor. George McCullough They would hunt squorn:ls. rabbots and pheasants. As a young man. Bernard played baseball on a team that traveled throughout Ohoo. He remained an avid ba.seball fan by cheenng on the Cleveland fn~oan• from hos box seats He actuFroday no ght l\-1ostly clear Lows ally bought his firsttelevosoon for the 1948 World Series. By the Associated Press 40 to 45. Southeastern Ohio He really enjoyed hos golf woth hos famoly and Agrico friends Bernie and Saturday Partly cloudy Highs on Helen auended square dances every Saturday ~vening for years and he became Today Mostly sunny and cooler. Ho ghs near 70 Brosk wuh northwest the upper 60s a square dan~e caller! They also traveled quote a bit through the South and Sunday .. Panl y cloudy Lows on Canada As a gr~ndfather, he enjoyed spendong tome with ho< grandcholdren wond 1010 15 mph the mod 40s and htghs in the lower and great-grandchtldren who loved to laugh ._.>;mg and dance woth theor grandTonrght.. Clear Lows near 40 Wc't w1nd 5 IO 10 mph becomong 70s pa • • Monday . Mostly clear Lows near llghl Bernard and Helen loved in Chester. Wooster. Spunanburg. South Carohna. Froday Moslly ~unny. Highs1 on 50 and hoghs from the upper 70s to Akron, Lukewood.l'inrth Olmstead. Washongton Cwrt House and Rocky Rov the lower 80s lhe mod 60s er. No muller wher~ loved. Bernard was well-known by netghbors and • Extended forecast tnends for his generosity und kondness He was pre..-eded in death by sosters. Gr.oce K' Eoselsteon and Bemoce Eosel· Students, teachers taken to hospital steon Rodenou r; und by a brother. Gerald CAnna Moore) Eoselstetn. • Vtsllution and servoces woll be held at the Chester Unoted Methodost Church after breathing fumes at school on Chester. Meigs County, on Fnday. October 2. 1998 at II am Entomb' I.ANCAS1 ER (AP) - Students sao !I. ment woll follow at the Ch.:ster Cemetery Famoly and frienols will gather at :111d re.1chers Irom a JUnol)r hog h Fore olticoals saod the fumes were the Chester Forehouse for lunch ufler the ~ravesode servoce. sc hool were 1aken to a hosp)t"l today from pepper spray Emergency crews Arrangements ar< hy the Busch-Sa<IQn-Parker-t':lanoels Famoly Funeral .oiler they wmplaoned'>nf leelo ng oil were se nt to Thomas Ewong Junoor Chapels. Lakew<xlll I rom lumes Ho gh School about 10 am The famoly suggests memonal donauons in hos name be made to The HosThorty >even people were P.ong Fire Ll Mtke Lehman said people poce of Western Reserve, 300 E. I85th St , Cleveland Ohoo 44119. ev.1lu.ucd ,,, F.urticld Medocal Center, were complaonong of eyes. nose and ho1po1 ,ol 'pokesm,on David Bockham ski n orrttatoon anll shortness of breath. me•• "'"' The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 ;. Meigs announcements - "''ffl ,. "',_,_,u..,_til....,,..,_ _ v...,.. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, Oct. 2 lyTONYINOW • r Ohio weather to examin_e democracy . heanache. tioniM!L if for nothing el~~e. A51 have tryong to divode political 11p01ls. But We wouldn't noted before. the White Houlle motto they also understood that popular 'E.staMsfrd in 1948 WASHINGTON - Memben or have w conduct a ought to be: "All for One. and One consent serves no purpo!!e of citizen• both politocal parties, g101sed out by wrenching examifor One." or perhaps. "E Unum can't agree on basic thing.~. such.u 111 Cour1StrHl, Pomeroy, Ohio Ken Starr's portrayal ofa president nalion of the ClinUnum." It ~~eem~ fitting that he nght and wrOJ!g. 614-992·2156 • FIX 992·2157 This president, the fillll Child of pleasurins homself by a 1ink. have Wn yearo. inchJddefinn his relations woth Monica sug~ a quick. bit*tisan rudo 10 ing the prnodent's LR<insky as a-M of onanism. the Sixties to M:oze power. has·tried nonJudgment 1i111:e his ~ip style has been 10 wa.~ away that cOO.~us by con· relentleu concuThe odea os 10 hold hatty hearin~ phcence. · We one of ootmwiouA ~~elf·sradrocation. fu•ing our mor11llanguage The Clin· on a pnefabricated schedule. culmo- wouldn' t have 10 Tellingly. congRuional Democ- ton le~icon i5 crafted not of words or C~unlty News~aper Holdings, Inc. n:uing with a stem demand thas the admot our comSnow rau have never muc;ll tl1tllted this letters. but of avance and 011. His president repent for his naughtine••· man. He has betrayed them too often Soble features not only eloquence. 1 plicity -the way ROBERT 1.. WINGm · In exchange. the choef elleC•Jtovc we have accepted whoppen wt tru_ths Now coine reports !hat !he White but· also convenoent wording Publleller . would agree to resip and pay a line or looked the other way when we House is uoing thug tactics to mate changes When he recenll y sermonized (although such a deal would con~ti· knew Team Clinwo...wa.' up to no a proa~y fa. pany unity. tute an illegal Bill or Anainder) -- or. good. The Democ:ratic N:uionat-<:om- before religoout leaden, he revosed DIANEHIU CHARLENE HOEFUCH more realistically. walk around with Yet. u much a.~ we moght wo•h to mottee evidently :~ threatening 10 the 5 1ot Psalm. which menri- a Colllrolltt Otntrll M1nager a hangdog look for a few days and aven the humoliatoon of leamong the deny fund5 to incumbent• who broken spin! and a contrite heart. He then UrJe U5 10 "move on." . truth. we have an oblisation 10 exam- refuse to stand by the prnident. It'~ talked instead of a broken spirot and ine our pre~ident and hr~ prnidency hard to omagone .which option i• a l!!rong heart. cSoon after. he thtt'bt1114 Tto. '""''"" .,.,,_ , . , _ ,. , - - tlllllpift Thif propogl ~mon1ttate~ how 6htHI , , , , , _ - · -rn>H lfl· thoroughly W~hmgwo ha.~ fallen In hos own unique way. Bill Clinton worse: U..ing the money or po!ling ened to unlea.~h his lawyers - liOme, thing Kong O:lvod never thought to ''" ''' pnft<r«JIIntlllllmoy I » - , _ - -• __.., • 't '"'· onto the thrall of Clinwoi•m -- the ha< challenged us to examine the woth The Big Creep. 10 6 1 ••rtlmo """"' """'""' P"' 'Y • dtll " - •·• • , . . _ •'Pifi101J' "'"'" pht"l.......hy of hedoni•tic num'"--.. very underponmngs of demoeracy. The MoniCa stors up other, do) . ., ,,., "'"' "'· L411"' ,; , . EttH01. 1'1111 · m Couttll. """"'~' ' 0111o more profound ,.sue!o. of counoe -At the mOllt superfictal level . we Clinton ha.~ become America's 1....!..,~~::"::.·:•':·..:";:u~••::;':::': ..::m:;:·Z.;,:II:,;;7~--------"--:-""!"-_.. This creed voews sinlnotllll offen!lt!l lncludong the queslifR of whether we must decide wllethcr we consider the patron smner.. He embodoe~ out agatn~tOod.but~violatlons ofaeA· Oval thetoc taste. Somilarly, repentance Offoce a shrine or a boudoir. stand for anythong. weakness before temptauon. He · Democr~ttc republtcs. by nature. tllustr~tes our common fault•: falls under. the category of perfor- We must a•k whether the White House ought to llerve as a monument cannot survove wothout organozing We all commn hypocnsy. We all nunce art. and rontnlion requore• no odeals Our natoon os a byproduct of to democracy or a hotel for political actual agony of the ~pint. ' lonk fnr ways 11> evade reckoning for our founders moralism and thetr our misbehavoor We all want love. A growi ng number in Congress controburon. Next. we take up the mauer of roalism about human nature est~em and a repulatoon for moml By WALTER R. MEARS !lave adopted thro feel-no-paon They understood that people grandeur. I AP Special Correapondlnt . approach to L'affaore lewon<ky character Ho•tonans are ltkely to We see our good selves on hts WASIIINQTON - Poltticoa1111 customarily complaon about bu"""'" 3'! because it could •pare UAall a lot nf remember hOK reogn for tis exhibi- would pursue sellish interests when 1 11lftments nf compa•soon. and our bad , usual , but Rill Prcsodent Clonton. Not now. selves on his 1 times o~ shame He Famohar argumen" about •pendong and taxe• have worked to~·· ~dvan­ knows our heuns. In runmng fo~ tagc helore. and he's using them agaon. seekong to offset the election rmpact election on 1992. he spoke movongly of ""anllal. • , of tho,;c "who work hard and play by Woth budget deadline• at hand and Congre;s anxlou• to adjourn for the the rules" .. and then went out and ofl-year electton campaogn. Chnton ,. threatenong vetoes of the tax cut m•u mockery of our somple taoth. pa>se<l hy the House. and of erght apprvpnattons bflls on l<JlCnding or policy When Congress tries to mete out dosputeM ., justice to Boll Cltnton. tl woll define u The Republtcuns •ay they are actong to re•traon big government and' to generatoon Honoruhles wdl have to return tn American taxpayer. a share of the budget surplus decide what's omportant and what's Ito• an annual exero:ose on a pohtocully dovided government. Butlh)sllme. not or equal sognolicance. they woll the hudg~l conlrontation has been ecltp~ed by the Monica lewin;ky affair have to choose role models. Will we and 1he Hou"" rmpeachment move; agaonst Clinton lashoon ourselves on the images of Woth utf·yeur electtons rive week; away. Clinton want~ voter~ to ' be George Wushongtun and Abe Loncoln ' focu•ed on h" program•. not ht• problem~. -or Monoca 's boy toy·l · So hos ad voce to Democratic campuogp ~o ntnbutor; .. And of we go out and •ay we are DemocratA.thl• is what we're running Wrlle Tony Snow, Creato1'11 • tor: we believe election• should be about the people !hut love oulotde Wa.~h­ 5777 ·We~t Century Syndlrate, ongton. not ubo'UI whl•'• crawltng on whom in W0111honsron. D.C. - every· Blvd., Sulle 700, LoH Angele•, thong " »'H ng h> be line" Calif. 90045. ' Inelegant wurdong. but the White Hou;e •u•d tl wa• a de~cnption of pur· u;an <trU881es: nolhong el<e. There ,, " "nethong else. of course. The lewonsky scundul ha; weakened Clonton's stu ndong on deuhng woth Congress. Republlcun.s a11ue thut ~e ts dostructcd and 'disengaged. Democrats worry thut hos affaor! and ~ecepuons wolltum oft theor voterH and hold down turnout on the Nov 3 elecuo:ins. COil· ong Senate und House seats. . · • . And. in very liberal dostncts. tt's: mnment of truth early on October that This never wus u promisong electton for the De~ocrats, g!ven t~e ho•tory By MOr1bn Kondracki • tion gaons on ... "but. after all, who doesn 't he 'Woll sap theor pres.:nt unoty: The~ woll of ..,cmod·terno midterm congressoonal setback! ot the party on Whole House The DemocratJ;' decosoon to stop November. pov.er. e'e n wothoutthe undenow of scundul whtnong and Mlart fighting hu.~ turned there woll be about sex'' Vote Democratoc to end have to de< ode whether to vote lor the But ugumst nil olthut. there's also Cltnton's hostory Three year; ag~. he the November election~ onto a nationompeuchment onquory ur not more \otes on the wnch hun!.'' 1 These are the public arguments In lncumhents on s;~fe d!stncts cun vetoed the hudget. shuuong down purl of the sovernment, and succe.slully ul referendum on Presodent Clinton's the Hous.: for dtrect l)lail and phone bunks dtrected afford to vote agmnst the onyuory blume.J the Repubhcun s. suyong they 'd foro:ed· hom to II by reJeCting votal ompeuchmerll. ompeachment spendong on pr1>grums oncludong educuloon anll Medicare. Until lu't week. Democrats were and more in al Do:mucr.toc vl)(ers. uecordong to Those on margonill dostn~ls woll be con,ultunt Gary · hard pressed to vote no and get , In the end. they hud to compromise on hos terms. It Willi a reversal that drvoded about whether to defend Clln· the Senaoe l(or Democruloc he~un Clonwn\ cmnehuck from the Democratic loss nl Congress in 1994to ton. C<lntlemn hom or try to chanj!e the convictton and Nordhnger. the message woll be· accused of wantong to "let Clontnn ·Remember what happened the lust utl ... subjecl removal • hos own re·electoon on 1991l. Early thos veur 11fter lhe dt,cklsure that Independent Counsel Kenneth Some party leaders were so ungry S"o. to ttme you didn't VlMe. on 19941 Gin· On the stump. Republicans un: Starr wus onvestoguting the Lewmsky affair. Clinton, who then wus denyong woth Clinton and down about the elec· defend them- groch und hos gung troed to cut lokely to claim that any Do:mocr.t ot rebounded wtth hos State of the Union addrm. He put Republicans on the loon lhut \Key letll be k~own .. wolh· Kllrtdracke selves. l'lemoc· Medocure and shut down the EPA who uses pnl-Ciintun arguments os ~fenslve by <)emundons that the budget sufPius be off limots to tux cuts unul out suyong tl themselves·.. that lhey ratoc cundodates Don't lot that huppen aguon " "pro-Clinton,'' t e soft on ommoralo1he 21st ceniUry fonuncing of Sncoul Security hud been tixed • fioped Chnton would resogn und save lhos fall woll say .hal Ciontoo's ul1uor Woll ot work"/ Well. P.Ubfoc pulls ty. perjury and obstruction of justi~e . Cutting tuxes is poloucully popuiiU', of course. and Socoal Se~urlty os poltl· the puny from unniholution. woth formerWhote House onrern Mom- indfcute .the themes have ~onsoderuhle · "Censure" woll holl--.. synonym tior )cully ~ttc red So it work~d. and Chnton is •till ut it. . , But suddenly things have changed. ocu Lewinsky wus tndefensible. bul ... r<s<onanL-e with voters. "soft " "I woll inststthut we reserve the entore surplus unto I we have seiled thos Partly because Chnlon won't yuot and Arguments lo follow the "but" are Dosappnoval of the way congresPullster John Zoghy. who surveys historic npportunity to suve Social Sccuhty unu woll veto uny bill that dllts· partly because h f~ polls seem to be beong tesled every duy on lhe mediU -- soonul Repubhcuns are hundhng ltkely voters r~ther than all aduhs or n't meet that pronctple.'' Clinton.•uid after the.Housc lust week passed u lux holdong. DemocraiS huve reformed and. presumably. on polls and thcus ompeachmt:nt is on the 60s and most regostered voters. reponed lust week cutllf S~U bollum over the ne xt live years their battle lines groups voters think that GOP document that ol u cand11late fur Cungn:ss Republicans suod 90 pcro:ent ot the s~rplus sttll would be reserved for 01 course, they hud h111e chooce The scnpts onclude: releases were desogned muonly to hurt "vooces support lor the Presodent." I K 'Social Securoty. more lhun enough 10 guarantee the future olthe system. Republtcuns already were making lhe ... "bul Republtcuns wunt to run Cl on ton percent of voters say they an: more Clonton s111d the tux <lit osgood pohtocs but the wrong lhtngto do election mostly about Cltnton House the Presodent out of ollice wothout u In many polls. Clinton's Job • ltkely to vote tor hom. whole 29 per· Democrats ca n stop the tux boll in the Senate. where it would take 60 GOP leaders. on spue ot a show of f~ir heanng Vote DemocrJttc lor due approval numbers -- and even pe111on' cent an: less hkely vntes. But tl could get more compltcuted. GOP leaders could tie it 10 items JUdocoousness. made II platJIIhut they process." al stundong-- mse atler hos vodeotaped The CBS News/New York Tomes Cli nton wants. or t:nukc ot purr ot an overall budget selllemcnt. are bent on ompeachong CIW.ton. . "bui Clonlon \ mosc-onduct. ugly testimony was played on natoonul p:•ll showed that umong the 35 perSen Tom Dttschlc. lhe Democratoc leader. smd that would onvote u ChnEven though the GOP claomed or's though II wus. does nUl nse to the televosion, even though 11 showed hom cent of ull vnlers likely to tum out. ton wto and government shutdowns hke those on 1995 ~nd early 19%. bt!ong ,done to inform the publtc, level of impeuchoble otlenses. Vote ev.tding questions 4in l'oct. Ct>mmit· R~:pubhcans huve a 9-poont lead on Twelve of the 13 upproprruuons bills Ill linunce the govetnment on the dumping documents from indel)en· Do:inocratic to censure the Presodent." 'tong perJUI)'). the genenc Cnngressoonul ballot year begonnong Thursduy have yet to be enacted. The Oct. I deudhne hus dent counsel Kenneth Starr'~ refem1l .. "but Chnton\ pohcoes have The Pew p:tll showed thut.by 69 to In the end. us long expected. the been exte nded to 0<1 9 os meant lo drove down Cltnton's bt!en good lor the country. Vote 26 pen:<lnl, U S adults want Clinton electooll outcomt: will tlepend up:>n Clonton os onsisung on more numey thun the Republicans have voted for uppmvul ratings and Democmlic elec· Democruttc to keep the good onnes to remaon in utlke. up troon 60 to 34 1umout. By lighting buck. Democrats progrum' oocludong education and the cnvomnmcnt There are SOlie dosputes tion lonunes. ~ goong." pero:ent helnn: hi} testimony was are trymg to rally lhe"or supporters. ovur assorted issue,. among them restncuons on ubonoon und the system to At the rute things wen: ~oinp. the . "but it's time to end thos onkal broudcusl. That's go<xl The ossue os wheth~r be used lor the 21KMl c·cnsus. Plu> the vclllthreuls. fondest hopes of Republ><ans were · Vote Do:mocrallc and lets get on wllh Pt:w laund lhut by 56 to 36 per- Congn:s.' ~hould overturn the I~ Unla nglmg ull thut wolltake monpromose As usuul ' beong realized: Demo~rutoc voters the ompurtunt busoness of govern- cent. udulls woll look unluvorably on election. und 11 should be clecided by were getting demorultzed and GOP ment" I u member of Congress who votes tn another election. 1 vmers were ~oemng pumped to rum ' . but the government shouldn't lavor ot holdmg ompeuchment hear(Monon Kondracke is exoc:uout at the polls and demolish Clinton. be turned over to Newt Gongnch and ongs on Clonton ' tlve editor of Roll Call, the newspaAnd the bottom lone os thut to Ken Starr Vote Democratic to keep On the other hantl. Republicans per of C~pitAI Hill.) • miss~d whatever eKtent the GOP scores cit<> the nght-wongers on check " thtnk that Democruls woll tuce u Dc11r Ed olt>r. SuiUnlay nur <ounty lost un extremely personuble "people person": Orval ·Curly" Wob My husband und he worked together lilr yeurs und lor sometoone nnw hud hreaktusted to~cther at M,·Donukt, They wen: gnod tnends. Our to"' phone c.1H cumc trom 11n mono wnccml'tl ubout us not knowing • Needle" to " 'YI w11s sh11<:kcd but we nil know dying os a purr ot hvong The ByEIInWIIItlnblrg with, even of 11 os r--':=--:1 loans big money to real estme develop- the str.ught-shootong former chwrman phllnc cull put me to n:tlectrng huck to muny years ugo when I presented a GENEVA. SWITZERLAND -- To hun! to pon down ers for yet one more offic'C building and of the Fed. P..wl \\lkker. "'ked a~:odly. an amateur 111 big time flntiRl.'C tme~ precosely. It has 1 cry excited loUie buy. nur son. Ill Curly to sot on hts lap und tell htn1 what yel one more "'lOdo - that bunker muy "Why sht111ld the weoght ollhe fedeml he wot1ld hkc l'or Christmas. two intenwined theme.,, one qillle sur· PI•~ u bog n~e be properly cia"" tied U.' a jerk /.<ndjUSI government be bmughtto bear to help a You ,ce. Curl y plal'Cli 11 Suntu's helper lor 40-odd years Our son: now an posong, emel"l)ed here about the rot long on the current what would you call u bunker in Europe pnvme investor'" tAller all. a L"tlllvnll· Anny niiiJtlf on the Judge Advocate General Corps th Korea. u.'ked hun for nutun: of mtemutonnul busoness It me"'· Under cur.. or u hedge-lund upemtnr in Anl<!nca tee of bunkruptcy c~il<ll" would not hal>y ~ oster whom could piny games Curly scru" heo.l hos beard und guve works desplle )trks. 0 rhyme. no rent p:>licoes. 11 11 who pumps bilhon.• into the hands of lll.'t:cssanly woldly dump the dePf1"-'oat· ,lllr son u very woth ot 111\>Wer tor a tllt y boy I was so proud of San111's helper. cnme.) W<1Uid be nmve to IIKR high rollers'' ed secunloes. thereby cuu."ng glllbul It hils been smd "Do not be concerned how empty your wallet os or tl the It dol!s work. The OOIIS<lnsu.s ut the suggest that what Consider the tinancoul w11.unl' and <hans) ' grass g,,.s uncut or of you do notuccomplosh what you wanted to do thut day- reo:nl lnll!mntoonul Cfumber nf Cnm- we huve nnw Nobel Prize-wonmng economosts whn The boggest surpn~. I <'OOf""'· os .. thou wo ll 1><: hli'J!OIICII. hill ot yuu touch ttl.: lofc ol' a chold you woll be mc:tte meeting was Tuke udeep breuoh woo 't c'Oine huck. Wattlnblrg tenoned up to run the now-mvu.ged that I am surprised by all thos. Mer all. rcmcmhc~d Curly woll be n:oncmbercd. he touched ~h il!lren'< heuns. He The humcane sweepong ohrnugh linanWith some 1ncre· Long·Term Cupotul Ltd. hedge fill!'!. there ure plenty of selt:.leluded jerll• in h>Uched thcor loves · dul markets ot ;o-culled emei'Jlong menull reform -- who.:h os ullthllt " like- Among t~her shrewd plays. these the wnrld. o.-:ludong some pohto.:oun,, An<Hhcr mcodcnt was when u you n~ wonmn ~Iandon~ on the lone lor see- nuttons woll blow uway. sooner or lut<r ly -- we may hope only that it woll play t~eniuses onve,ted bilhnns ol highly sol.'oal scos.nlJY-'· CX.'OIIlll11osts and loo ot 111g Soullu Clious n:veulcd to u couple or us young mothers thut she hud no And .. lla.JI' .. ot woll have eother a Hself '"'' on the futmc on a k»• malign levcrugm dollom; on Rus."an bond•. The JU.'\1 plwn·poople. But I thought. somem1>ncy tnr tnys '" food and wa.• at her sunuy's end. Atier she len. we tnld greutlel' or lesser effect on Amcnca and form. It all might be laughable were it bond' are backed by one of the mo.ost bow. that people makong all thai money. Cur l ~ her npme und situation and that day he conttiCled the right channels EUrope! Moo;tomponnnt and more ~ri· not for that thud or the workJ'S'IlOJlllla· \IOiatile govemmenl• on the world. and onvesting all that money that wasn't .1nJ the lllll1\IY hud n wonderful holiday. • ou.•ly, the fon:es of globtlliZIItoon lind tion that is deeply scarred by the current the hogh leverage nleans lhat small theirs, talkong on such big words. with He was ~ ver¥ popular man woth hos froend~ . One of the "McDonald re;urgent cupilalism ure bere to stu~. situllloon swongs in pnt'O! can wipe out u pustbon. all the doscopline of the market on pt.._-e, G1ms' cu(l~j to speak wnh my husband about t urly pu.<song away He com- and ure good. which I behevc. Now, I do not purport to be u finan- How to deScnbe such wizurd''' It i' cooldn 't be. wouldn't be, dan: 001 be. mented thatiCurly could come on and boost everyone's mot'lllt. He was the Helmlll 0 . Mauclter. the ~ident or coal expen. I do not write about hoc ea•y to trot out the J-word. ' first cia~' dopes. Ala." that muke!i me a lit"<! oti~C P11riYtol say the ICC 11JK1 Chllirman or Nestle, money. cold money and cn~wling pegs. Accadingly. by le..-.ening the risk.s dope. too. H~ lived' hos Chnstounoty every day of hos hfe The Ill.<! day of his hfe was presided. He told the lllldielli.'O! ot' bu.". But I think I can spot a Jerk n.' well ..., of buccuneenng buck-ruk.ers. ure the."' The Roman• had the nght i<Jea: spcn1 g[ving h" duuahter away at her weddong. He hud doscu"'ed lhos day so nes.smen. bumiucruts. bunker.~. brokers the next"guy. And MJcun you. respon."blo: financial Qll!WIIZations only Cavew Emptor. Let tbe buyer bew~~n:. muny tomes wnh his friends, he was so excned. He loved her so very much. and bull-~li~ thai fur \.'OOipwli<:S Consider bunkers The world's guurJIIleeing. that a new genellltion of Jerkums multotudonous unoversuh ~ He was a devoted fumily mun. husband,. father and always a "people per· lookong toward the medium tenn or @l'elltest oxymoron may now be "pru· Junoor Js Wll/ be earning ulong' And Ben WllltenberK. a senlorftllow at son" He woll be remembered for that God too was and is a "people person". long term this was the right ume 10 pur- dent banker " When a bunker on 1111 bow then ~ld the respon."ble finun.' the Amtrlcan Entet piW lnstkule; Is Thank you Curly for the legucy, of lovong your fellow m11n, you lell behind. sue dill!Ct in-tmcnt in batlo:n:d places. emerging coontry look.s out his window cial tJIIaoUlllton.' be deocnbed? A• irre- the author fi"Values Matter MGII" You will be mossed. I believe lhiL 100. · and sees new olfoce buildings and new sponsible? Aller the New York Fed and Is the holt ot the weekly public: Merjorlt W1lbum But !here is a Jerk Factet 10 c:ontcnd IXll1dos. without many tenants. and then helped put togethet a builout of LTC, tdtvblon program ~Think 1Uk. ft Middleport • Thursday, October 1, 1998 . Paee2 ThunlelaY. October 1,-1. . ..------------.,Americans challenged The· Daily Sentinel Clutor. lyndluta . ' MONUMENT .......... (IJMPM<Y E"' ""he! 1890 POMEROY 520 West Ma1n St. 992-2588 VINTON 388·8603 GALLIPOLIS 446-0852 • �. ' .. .. Sports •• By TOM WITHERS CLEVELAND (AP) :!'here were plenty of stars in Cleveland's Game 2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Dave Burba, David Justice. Kenny Lofton and Sandy Alomar all 'had big days. However. the biggest contributor for the Indians might have been an unlikely one - plate umpire Joe Bnnkman . . ' . Bnnkman threw lnd1a~s ma~oger M1ke Hargrove and startmg pncher Dwrght Gooden ou.t of the game m the top of the first inning on Wednes· day Fired up by the ejections.. the lndia~s responded with a 9-S win over the Red Sox to tie the best-offive series at 1-1. · . Burba, rushed into ·service when · G\)O(Ien. was tossed'after 22 pitches. . made 11 mto the SIXth 1nnmg. aM Jusuce hom,ered and drove m four runs for,the lnd~ans. "It's almost like you're backed beat~ Cubs Braves ., :. '. ~-~_.... ~· i . .'7~·-:. $,.. ·- ·· ~- . ' - ... :· • .. · ...>:: .... . NL playoffs t-.·~ . '... ,. , - . . JUSTICE NOT DENIED - Cleveland deelgnated hitter David Ju.. tlce hltl a three-r11h homer off John Waedln In the second lnnlntj of Game 2 .oOhe "olton-cleveland American League playoff series In Cleveland, where the Indians' 9·5 victory tied the beat-of-live sarles at 1·1. (AP) Dodgers' GM seeks new manager, keeps Hoffman on coaching staff By JOHN NADEL LOS ANG~LES CAP) - New general man:•ger Kevm Malone expects the Los Angeles Dodgers 1.0 return to the NL playoffs .next year. To that end. he's hiring a ·new field boss ...:. apparently someone with a successful resume. Fcllpe Alou. Kevin Kennedy und Davey Johnson appear to be a111ong the candidates. "I made this decision because I felt like this or~anization needed to make a change: 'go in u new direclion." Malone said Wednesday in announcing that Glenn Hoffman will be a member of the coaching stnffof · the 1999 Dodgers. not the 'manager. "It's no rene.ction dn Glenn Hoffman." said Malooe. hired to succeed interim general manafe(fom Lasor' daon Sept. n . "!just felt like I need· ed my own guy, a proven winner. with experience. a guy who I belie'l" ·in." Scoreboard . . AL playoffs New Yor.k \'s. Texa'.'i Wednosday'• score Nr" Ynrl.. ·' · Tt\.;.~~ 1: N<'\o\ YoO. 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Following their usual formula. pit~hing und power - the Braves rolled to a 7-1 victory and showed no respect for Chicago's emolional bandwagon. As Harry Carny might have said. "Cubs lose' Cubs lose'" "We wanted to put a lot of pres· sure on them right from the start." said Michael Tucker, who hit a tworun homer for the Braves. "If they get down, gel themselves in a no-lose sit- 17.. "Today. we're even." . The ,;eries continues Friday at Fenway 1'ark. ·with Cleveland's Chorle• Nagy facing Bret Saberha· gen. Game 4 is Saturday. and the teams would return to· Jacobs Field for Game Son Sunday. if necessary. ~ ·It's; best-of- three now." Boston man~ger Jimy Williams said. • Game 2 will be best remenihered· for the bizarr.. 39-minute first that included just about everything ejections. passed balls. stolen bases. etc. " It was a weird. weird game," Jim Thome said. · Gooden. seeking his first post season - win. was in "'frouble with Brinkman after just his thi rd pitch. He disagreed with lhe umpire on a 2OpitchtoleadoffhitterDamen Lewis. yelling when Brinkman called ball three. •I . . · · The umpire started out from behind the plate as Gooden motioned to him that things wc:re OK and he would continue . Hargrove came out ... rennarkabk performance consider. .ing he had e.ibow' surgery in Decein-· ber and went on the disahled list twice early ·in the season . "I have been humbled a lut.." Smoltz said. "But when you huve humility. you understand how to handle adl'ersity. This has beer\ a ye:1r where I hal'e· not been ahle to enjoy many of the gumes I've pitched, but it has allowed me to learn u lot." Tucker got things going fur Atlanta by homering in the second , nnd Ryan Klesko turnetf the game into a rout with a seventh-inning grand slant Blit with Smult~. on 1he mound. the Brave< didn' t need afl those runs for the s111rt of their' seventh straight postseason . The Clibs. weary from a threete:•m wild·card race 11rul forced to win a one-gum< playofl' against Slm Francisco on Monday. were in a full: scale letdown , mode. going down . Dan Quisenberry. a premier reliever with the Kansas City Royals known for his quick wit a~d submarine pitching delivery. died of a brain tumor at a~e 45. Quisenberry, a three-time All-Star who helped the Royals win two Alpennants and the 1985 World Series. underwen!_surgery in January and. June. but doctors were unable to ·remove all of the malignant tumor. 'receptions with 17 catches for 263 gained 704 yards in -116 carries an 6.6- yards a carry. · average of 6.1 yards a carry. lurtior:Grant Abbott is having .a y:v~s. J.T. Humphrey• has pulled in Also doing the job on the ground good year at quarterback for the 10 for 138. John Davidson has four for coach Mike Chancey's Marauders maroon and gold, He has completed for 78. and !!.oush ha.< two for 95. "Fairland is us good as any team is senior wingback/fullback Jmmiah 32 or 66 for 584 yards 3l1d live touchwe have played so far this year;· Bentley. Bentley had gained 308 downs. yards in 47 carries for ar. average of Bentley leads the Marauders in Chancey said of this week• opponent. Sputhern to take on Wahama Friday· Hannan to host fQotban Eagles Friday He was diagno,;ed, with hls illness in December 1997. This week the Ea.<tem Eagles The Royals confirmed today that face the Hannan Wildcats in Ashton. Quisenberry had died. but would not . W.Va. Friday night at 7:30 p.ll]. ·, release details on when or where . . Eastern i! seeking its first win of the KCTV reponed that he died this 'year, while Hannan is 1-3. • morning at his home in Leawood. Last week. Hannan rushed for 400 Kim. . . . yards but still fell to defeat to Guy an In his 12-year career. Quisenber- , Valley 53-20 after Guyan broke open ry led the American League in saves a 30-20 game late In the third quar· five times. and his 4S saves in 1983 ter. was the major league record nt the ' Six - foot-fiv~ Wildcat Josh Cordell time. ' rushed for 193 yards ~nd one touchPale and skinny, "Qui'£'• was nev· er physically imposing. His awkward-looking pitching release rarely sent balls across the plate at more than 8.5 mph - nothing. compared The 'Meigs Marauders picked up with the frightening fustballs Rich two wins Wednesday evening in a tri Gossage unleashed. match at Meigs High ~chool. Mei gs ••Jiuli them into a fulse sense of defeated0akHilll.5·10and 15·9and security by lening them watch me Gullin Academy 15-10 and 15 -7. pitch:' ,Quisenberry once explained. Meigs with the two wins raises its "If overconfidence can caus~ the record to I 2-3 overall. Roman Empire to fall. I ought 10 be . Amy Hysell led the .way for Meigs able to get u ground ball.·· .·in the win over Oak Hill. Hysell was An inveterate jokester. his humor 12 of I 5 serving with 12 points and frequently was directed at himself. four kills, Tangy Laudermilt was II Once. when he came out of a pro· of 12 serving with seven points and longed slump. he said. " I found a six a.<sists. Tony a Miller was seven of delivery in my flaw:· Another time. eight with five points. five kills and when he was asked abput his con- one block. Melissa Werry was four tract, he quipped: "It has guarantee~ for four sel'\iing with three points. until the year 2020 -or until the las! Shannon Price was live for fiv~with ·Rocky' movie is made." .two points and· ei!lhl a.~sists. and down for the Wildcats, who did not 38-0 after holding a 0-0. deadlock attempt a single pass. Quarterback midway through the second period. Dustin Joprdan ran for 75 yards and The flood gates opened. af~r Ea.-tern a touchdown. while Seth Canterbury mistakes cracked the dyke, and the was next with 92 yards and a iouch- Wahama offense flooded the score· ·board. dowr\. Freshman Garren Karr moved to Chad McCallister led the Wildcat defense in tackles. followed by quarterback· last week. sharing,¥ime Anthpny Fowler and Cordell. Those with Adam Sanders. KUIT w,as 0-1 are the big units of the Hannan pa.<>ing. while Sanders .wa.' 1-S for44 yards. 'The lone pass was caught by defense. Last week. Eastern fell to Wahama Jeremy ~sto. ·. success. · DAN QUISENBERRY -,. IWo " ..-~ Brook Williams was two of three with one point. Meigs as a team was 44 of 50 serving with 17 kills. 14 assist and four blocks.' ... Against Gull in Achdemy. ~iller led the way with 12 of 12 serving. nine points and 10 kills. Shannon Price was eight for eight with five points and 12 assists. Melissa Werry was seven for seven with live points. Tricia Davis wa.lseven for seven with · four points. Tangy Laudermilt was , seven for eight with four points. one ki!ls and six assists. Tawny Jones wa.' three for three with two points and Tracy Coffey was two for two with one ;xiint, two kills and one block. Tiffany Halfhill had four kills and Meigs was 47 of 48 serving. wiJh one block and Ainy Hysell six kills. . 23 kills. IK assist and two blri.:ks:'·'· BBYFL to start season Sunday The Big Bend Youth Football league kicks off an,other season this Sunday, Oct. i!th at the Meigs Junior High Football Field. A total of 117 players. to go along with 62 cheerleaders are taking pan from Meigs and Mason Counties . . Three-3rd and 4th grade ·teams and four-Sth and 6th grade teams will be tuking part. Games will be played every Sunday in O!:tober with the kickoff at 2 ... ,...;,, ~. I SU!idll~' ()ct. .. . lln,ltltl :I I C lnr l:llltl. I rIll II :SI'N 1 II llt' l't""'' '~ NL pia yo ITs Albmla \ 'S, Chirugn Wt'dnt.'rida)"s scor~ Allm\111 7. 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' p.m.. and every Thursday evening with the kickoff on Thursday's at 6 p.m. 0 .. ..... . • as K:irr rushed for 18-56. Aaron Schaekel was 10-40, Josh Hager 2-S. and Br.&d Willford 1-3. Eastern will have 1~ stop t~e potent Hannan offense and their big man Cordell in, hopes f~r,~ win. ·Also. Eastern must play consistent. mis· take· free football .for fbur quarters, like they huve shown they are capo- · hie nf in the first halves of the last few games. Game time is 7:l0 at Hannan. ·Meigs spikers top Gallipolis, Oak.Hill in tri-~atch Dou eM1nutes Rates· "They bave the ability 10 both run and throw the football . Ferris is an excel· lent athlete at quanerback. We have to be ready to play four periods of football to win, we are excited about retUJ:Iling home alld ·it will be a big challenge for us." Ferris likes to throw to Nick Jones. who hilS six catches for 133 yards and a touchdown. Adam Bur· cham has two for I5 yards. • The Dragon rupning attack is led by Ben Keeney wHo ha., carried 56 ·" \ times for 238 yards (4.3 yards a car· ry) ana i1 pair of toucll!lowns . Ferris has called his own number 21 times This week the Southern Tornadoes 92 overall yards; 62 on the ground Ash had·,;even yards .• week and Ryan Russell wa< 2· 7 for for 62 yards C2.9 yards) l!fld two will face cross-river rival Wahama in and 30 in the air. Sophomore quarJosh Ervin was .2· 1'2 l'e!'e•vmg, 20 yards. touchdowns. a baule of the bend Friday nighi In · terback Jonathan Evans had to rush Williams 2: 15. and Ryan Hill2-3. · Against Eastern. Tennant had a Meigs opened up the season with Racine. ' · .. his passes, completing 6-18 overall. Cumings. a linebacker. had 14 17· 100 yard ga'ine, Joe Finnicum wa.' a 28-13 loss at Pallia Academy. but Wahama whipped Eastern last including five · drops by Southern tackles for Southern and a fumble 9-70. and Grant Huff7-33. Hutlwao since then the Marauders has run off week 38.() afterthe Eagles gave them receivers. recovery. while Tommy Robert< also .also 4-7 for 34 yards ,passing and three straight win•. Meigs defeated oa strong first quarter, before falling Southern tied the game with four had a fumble recovery. Ryan Ru ..ell 1-4 for 12 yard• . Athens 32·26. River Valley 42-28 and apan in the second quaner. seconds left in the first quarter when Waham~ lost two weeks ago 30-6 Finnicum had two toUchdown.<. a 33Tolsia 35·24. In the win over Tolsia, Southern was defeated by Alexan· a Tornado deflected a Stump pass aoo to Rav~swood. but showed some yard romp and·a six yarder. Tennant · the Marauders erased a 18·13 Tolsin der 24·6 in a game .where Southern Josh Davis made the imerception of bri~hl spots while failing 10 O-J. had a 45 yard run. Huff a two-yard lead and outscored the Rebels 22-6 in couldrt"t muster any kind of an . the deflected bali , Davis scampered Wahama limited the highly ranked run. and Russell caught a six~yard the second hair to post the win. ' ·offense and dropped pa•ses left and 60 yards to pay dirt for the score. Red Devil• to just 108 yards rushing passJrom Huff. . . · Meigs on the other hilnd has n right. If Southern is to win, they must tying the game at 6-6 ••· the extra- · and 176 total yards offense. · Joel Lloyd caught two passes for pretty good offense in its own right. ·establish some type of offense. point kick· was blockCd. . David Tennant wbo is capable of SS yards and Huff one for 14 yards. The Marauders,are led on the ground puuing~kingandhittingthehoie Josh Davis led Southern rushing the 100-yanl'game wa.< 23-70 la.•t Both Wahama 3l1d Southern are I· by junior .tailback Justin Roush. ·into perfect sequence. then catching with 34 yards on six carries, while week and Eastern's main objective to 3. Perhaps the hometown atmOsphere Roush in just four games ha.• already the can-of-com pusses they need to Buster Penix was 8-38. and Cumings stop defensively. Grant Huff was 8- . will bring srJliles to the Tornadoes' catc h. was 9-4. Both Penix itnd Cumings 10 and f!eau Gerlach 1-4. Grant Huff faces. , · Last week, Southern's offense had 100-yard games la.~t week. Mall Wlljj;passing 1·1 for 49 yards la.•t Game time is 7:30 in Ra.:ine. stumbled to only four first downs.and Division Ill C'lrlrlaillllluh•n l ~ ·"'l u t Bn.. h•n tSdu l'. trcl. 1,l t.U17 p.m. tFOXI ~:m The Dally sentinel• Page 5 1 Sutwrd11y t i·O:\ I By DOUG TUCKER KANSAS CITY. Mo. CAP) meekly in their first playoff gumc since 198Y. "The Braves contmuc to show _they are thJ 'cluss oft he NL. The rest of us hav~ gol to ruise our standards ;md 1.-·ei Of play to c:uch up .with them." Chicagu ·m•mager Jim Rig· gleman suid. The playoffs · have hecome so blase in Atlanta that Game I drew only 45.598 -:thou! 4.0CXI sho11 of sellout at Turner Field. There were large se~;tinns nr empl)' blue ~UIS in the 'upper deck on a cloudy duy. the fun~ sending the message they .won't ge! Jseriuus until the Braves are in their fillh World Series of the I 990s. "!'he Cubs hud more success again ~ tlhe Braves thun any NL ream (his season, winning ~ix of nine iames. But Game I showed postseason experience apparently means re~ular-senson interception~. Malignant brain ·tumor kills Quisenberry at 45 . •·rid•)' " · I.tllm • l!t~ Nt"w Vnrl. .•C'not' ~11· 71 111 T t.\U~ !Sc-I ~: I\I- ll ), 1-C'ul . ~khuu l h•r Ciirl~ Ill,I 1fl- 1 ... ,...... 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C'h.•1 ~ lm11.IIJ . Ht"--un ~ : M"ri~' ti~d 1-1 Oltl \\ u, h. Bud . Tr:.il -~ 1 l ~ · fl r:llh ~7 1~­ Smnlnill~ ~-' . lh·\\ . ~li lllt n Miltt•n -llntn n ~J 11 · Futu~ aame~ (hil l 1n u1ln 1-' . IK · f't lldllllh~r 1.1 1"1 - 0ro.:~un ••rtc~wy . • C'ltltl>mtl tNat:Y 1.~ · 1111 utiJn,\tln IS li~rl\;.t iJt"n Stnh:h 1! . I~ ·MI. -1 '117{'1.11\ . iESt'NI · The Meigs Marauden return home after two straight road football game! Friday when they host the Fairland Dragons. The gallll; is the first o~ three straight for the Maraud- · ers at Bob Roberts rield. , Next week they kick off the 1998 TVC Ohio Divi~ion season when they host Wellston. The game will mark the third time that the two schools have met on the gridiron. The Dragons defeated Meigs 7-6 ba.:k in 1984 at Fairland. and Meigs bounced back the next sea.wnlo post a 17-0 win at Meigs. fairland come~ into the contest with a 2·2 mark. The Qragons opened up the s~a!IOn .with a 15·7' lo~s to Portsmouth West. before defeating River Valley 41-6. Winfield then defeated them·2 1'-8 ·before tbey came back lust week to defeat Dayton Jefferson 34-0. Fairland features a wide open offense led by quarterback Eric Fer· ris. Ferns irlthe fit'l;lthtee games this to calm his pitcher. bur on his .way back to the bench. he argued with Brinkman and was quickly tossed. "For me. it'< one of those things that happens in the heat of baU!e w)lere everybody's competitive. especially in this situation;• Hargi'OIIe said. " It was just a difference of opinion. 1did what 1had to 'do and 'Joe did what he had to do." · Gooden walked the first two hit· ters. but .after striking out Vaughn. Nomar Gardaparra doubled high off . the. wall in left. Darren Lewis a nd . Valentin scored on the hit. although TV replays showed Valentin was thrown out. When Brinkman called Valentin safe, Gooden. who was backing up the play. said something to the umpire. who · immediately ejected him . Gooden had lobe restrained by several teammates as he tried to get ot Brinkman. · "!'didn't even know 1got thrown out uniill got back to the mound and the other umpires told me." Gooden said. more I han r~euon completed 14 of 33 passes for 210 yards. tW!J touchdowns and two By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correepondent 7-1 to· start series uation. that's pretty tough to be in.". Smllltz haS'iurned the postseason into his own no-lose situation . That is. he hardly every loses at this time of year. "He amazing." Chipper Jones •aid. ··He can go out with less than his best stuff and continues to get people out. It doesn't muller_how he feels at this time of year. He goes out there 100 percent expecting to win." Smollz became the · winningest postseason pitcher in busebali history. pushing his record to 11 -3 in 21 ·starts to break the mark he shured with Whitey Ford and Da1•e Stewart: ".It means a lot to me." Smoltz "!id. "It's the product behind me that allow;d this to happen. It's a team and organization thing more than an· indi ~iduulthing. •· · Smohz was 17·3 and had the best winning percentage in the majors · during the regular season - u . fi -H11U:m(l Sp rin ~ tid1l 11 ·4 , Baseball By P!\UL NEWBERRY ' into a comer." said Justice. who hit athree-run homer off Tom Wakefield in Cleveiond·s fi.ve·run ,;econd. "l don·r want to say the umpires are ·· against us. but you look across rhe field and ""' the Red Sox want to · bear you. and then something hap· pens - you feel like. man. evecyone i~ against .us. ' "I think that' makes the players dig down inside. come together. Now it's ' lime 'to com~ Oft and fight. " The)ndians needed something to get them going.\ They played l~thar• g1cally and stumbled through most of September after clinching their fourth 15traight AL Central title. Tuesday's 11·3 loss· in Game I mode it obvious they needed n quick fix, or it .. mi ght l>e three and out. • In a strange way. B.rinkman 's banishment of. Hargrove and Gooderr to the lndians" clubhouse might have. been JUSt what the Tribe was lookmg for. "Yesterday. we were· the worst team in baseball:· Alomnr ·said. , Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio · . Mei_gs to'.start three-game home stand with -Fa. irla~d ·Friday ,, . Page4 beat Red Sox 9-5,. tie series AL playoffs ¥ . · _· Thursday, October 1,1998 l~dia~s -· ·. The. Daily Sentinel .. , . Thursday, October 1, 1998 ~ -t--- - -:-.:;. 1- ·· " • r NOTHING RUNS-lfKE ADEERE• .•' ----·. - ~-- ... . ----- ...-:,. ... -= .' i: ' �By The Bend . • ., · 1••11_ I .,. "'" 5.-1.:.~ i ll>lo'~ ~lkl , .,,.• , .... \)...JI<JI.>' Dear Ann Landers: I wrote a lener 10 my"'"· a 17-ycar-old hi ~ h . school !'Ienior. after I came home a . day early from "n out-of-town trip and found him drinking .beer .fi>r breakfast. I wrote- the leiter beL·au.,.c talking 10 him h;~d become an ordeal ant.l got 111~ nowhert!. , He dO<> no! deny lhJI he drinh but he won ' t admit he h"' a probkm with it. I ..,houiO · mention that hi ~ father. hi s paternal grunJtnother and lite .. people' who h"vc had a profound ef fect on my famil y. · ' Ht!"re j, my flh: ... , a;;e tt• thm"e who wen~ more inl( re"'ll.:d in making a the peril> of alcohol .. to the deli owner who had no prulll~m selling 1 nu,.here n~ar !he legal ~nnk1ng age of 21 . and Ja,l. but nm ka•l. to the irr~'Jl<'"'ible parent> who allow keg partie> in their homes arid >ay. " II" beucr _to knuw where they ate· when they are drinking" : · 1 hold n<Yne llf)'ou re.ptm•iblc fur . the alcl>hnlic gene thUJ ha• . ll<en pas~d on 10 ·my >On. hut I du huld you r< ~JX>n•ihle li>r allowing him ca>y accc" In !he JX>i<on that could ruin the beth:r part of hi .., lii'L! . Moth~r . Dear Mother: I hope all barmy . . on a . . ix-par k of ~t!r, 1o the lenders, liquor >lore nwne" · >upcr•upermarkcl che.:koul pe"on who , market clerks and parents will take allowed him to· walk out with ~ few lo heart whal you have wrillen. Ynur wine CO{>Ier'i. -LO rhc bartenders who plea is an important one. an~ I ,ervcti my .;on. know ing he watR· appreciate the opportunity lo remind my read<" thai we arc all our brmh· <r\ k<eJlt"· Let', take b.!ttercare of died of cancer. I am nnw 7ll, and my mother-in-law. is HK. Afr.:r ~ J year• each uthcr. plea>e. nf livins very clo!le together, we hli II Dear Ann Lander~: You've rcsp-:<:! each 01h.!r.. primed a lot of klll!r> about· J""?''le We' ve had disagreements and who can't gel along with their in - •lammed doors. but when the door< 'law' and worry that Mom or Dad are opened, all is forgiven. Some might one day need lo move in. days, ,she is !he mother and l am the When I .was 19. l elnp.ed. My child. Olher days, l am the mother yuung hu>band and 'I moved in wilt! and •he islhe child. but lately, I real· hi, parents.• • ize I am now her caretaker, Twu ye-ar .. li.it~r. we , boughl our I take my nu~her-iit -luw out 'for .Jir,l huu>e· anJ invited. his folkti to lunch on.:e a week, and we are like C()me live with us. They were girlfriend>. But we ead1 have our <ldi ghted lo <ln so. · . . own •pace. She ha.< her own room. We resp.:cted 'ea.:h other's priva- her own TV and all >he need>. but cy. had rules and regulations, and we ate both aware that shds RK and gave each uther i<ll< of space. We got evemually will go into a nursing along beautifully. home. The important thing is that we Five years ago. my father-in- law lave and rc•pect each other. , tn-21te MUFFLER SHOP ..UWIKIFAWI Carmichael's Farm & Lawn becauo.c I carne from a lamily-of 10. I had my ba.,ic l!aining early. I wrote thi• letter. Ann, to let you know thar in-law• CAN live together in p<:OI4:e. We have proven it ... H.S. ift E~ •tun. Pa. Dear H.S.: It's difficult to decjde who <Ji:...,rve• '"'"I of Ihe credil fl>r · your incredible relatinn>hip uf ~I y~arl\. )'tiu ur y.uur muther¥in ~ l aw. I'd >ay..it \ a tie. Than~ • for •harin~ the· Eilll~>n . Pa .. w"inn nf the biblical Ruth and·' Naomi . It's beautiful. • . c· . 892·21te ladle ' ...··Min:~·~~·- .co.-\.; ~llt~-.». ").'J. .., ... -Pd. . . P~rhaJ" - ... ' Muffler & Tail Pipe 8C18 Plnec:rlll Drive G1lpale Ai:tr:. faJm Glllla ~ Bllet On o4d Rta. 35 Welt . N1W SwnmlrpHo1.n Mon..frt. 8-5; 811. 8-3 • . • Starting at $79.95 (614) 446-2412·orToll Free 1-1100-594-111 I'HOHEH2--;,,. 4110 DLEPORT. .. iiJ Guaranf:eed Service 1 Back support device·s will not reduce work injuries Queslimi : My employer rCq11irc..; Us to wear hack ~ uppon hclt <~ to prevent btu.:k injury. Most of us think that th!!..,e art: only hot mu.i uncomfnrt,hlc unJ do lillie to prevent injurycls there any proof . Ihut these things """'Illy prevent back injury? ' . Answer: B:.~ck p;:1"in i-; a co1 111non prohkrn that affects indiVidual> as wel l as employers. Ab<iul KO percent of adu ll > wi ll miS> some work be(ause of back pain . The cstimateJ to..,t for .the lost work and a"cK:ialed hea lth -cure hills is $75 billion per year. Obvi· · ously. all employers. . would like 10 rl!duce their portion of thi s 'iignitican l expe nse. t lndivitluals involved .in any type of work (.;<J n have H workrelated back injury. hut those who do tasks thai req ui re repeated btnding and lifling, partic.:ultirly or heavy items. urc at •iignificant risk . Airline bagguge hi.lndlers. i:On~trUL' Ii on workl!rs and man y mllnu!'acturi~g and stocking jobs fall into the high-ri.sk grou p. I'd guess thm ' you do ujob like thi s m your company wou ldn' t be re'qu iring you to wear a back ~\apport. Sevcm l yca~s ago ~uck support s with clastic .,ides und yckro fasteners heca ml! .widely uvailub lc und inexpensivr.:. Many companies Wllh high rates of emp loyee back injury hope<lto >imullaneously reduce the suffering of i ndi vidual.'\ and reduce their losses by retj uiri ng use of thest.: dcvi~cs . Tlh!re wt.:re some early ~uc ­ cesses thai subsequently enticed other companies to udnpl a poli· cy of man<lalory use of these l<jw -bilck support devil:es. ·· Nuw, hOwever. we have seven:lt more years of careful sdeniific studies on Ihis subject , and the picture is 'somewha t different . The more rec:cnt studil!s have rew~1led pred.o;cl y what you ~i'nd your co-workers have already fi gured out : low-hac k support J ev ke.\ do nnt relluL't: t!tc risk or bad injmy. An inlercsting finJ ing is thut i ru.li vitltt<,tl s, who have pn.i vinusly had a hac.:k injury do have n:du~cd risk- nf suhscljuent injury wht!n thl!y Wl!ar n ba\:k support. I suspec.: t that one of th e reustlns for thes~ findin y.., i ~ . thut tht.: devices are somewhul eiTeclive when worn properly. h·ul that only those who have haJ n prcvit~~ hut:k jnj ury arc likl!ly 1t1 huvc the , mmi vm ion lo wear them (nrTc~':tl y. When worn proper!);, thi.!se d!!vit.:es ur~ "t igh t fitting." This makes thc rn hoth hot ~mJ u n~:n m ­ fo rtabll!. ju:-;t. 'HS you have '1\iliJ . This i... lm1 ~1a bl y why most wo rk ~ ers th:ll I SC!~ with th~sc suppmt i.lc'J ic.:cs, wear them ll~ loose!ly as they c.:an wh ile still co mpl ying witlnht.: l! lllJllnycr's ruh: .. . So. the bottom line is tho111hev an: not effective f11r t h c~c people. Some cnmpu nics utili !.!: th~ service., 11f" phy~kul th~r~1pi s t or u physician to·train emp!nyel.!s to do thei r jolls in ways .thatmini · rnizc th e ris'k of back inju ry. In nddilion..~on~ c co nlpunic:s actlt u l ~ ly rnqdify tho joh to reli\J ce lhe bentling-lifling-lwistin g movements that typic1ll y arc invo lved in hack injury. So, y.ou urc co'rrt.!CI in ."ill}'ing that mandatory usl.! of1·ba..:k sup p~rl...; doc s npt rel!u.:c the r i.~k. of huck injury. On the other hand, your e mpl oye r obviously wu nts to rcJut.:c thC rule of this type of inj ury. Your company may he re~: cpti vc to employe!!! d'l'orts to loo k ;at cHht:r ways of reducing inj uries on the joh. Talk to you · ~upc rvis• 1r. If .Y .our Ct)rnpolllr i n~litut eo.: , t~ai n i ng ~m thl! proper w a~. tn hl!' nJ and hit. or appmpnatcly lllOLl!ltt: ~ the .J nh ~o th at lcs .. ol Ihi' I) p~ ~>f mvvcnh:nt i.; nci.:c~ .. ary, you mi glu he ·abk• to ~top / wearin g tho:-.c lcss·th;m -cffeLi ive hud supptlrtS . 1 dental and optnrnelric se rvices: Pl:ms have also bee n announced for th e annualllu clinic In he hel d on Ocl. JO from 9 a.m. 10 noon and I 10 4 p.m. at the Meigs Se nior Ce nter. ----· · · Lnc•l herbalist.• lo ' pllrtlclpute In shate conference ' Four !oc.:al ht:! rt'rdli..,ts and muste r · g urden~.:rs wi ll be among the :-.peak · ~rj at the Seve nth Annual West Virg in ia Hcrh Associa tion Co nfe rcn~:c "' be staged Oct 23. 24 and 25. at · Comm"unity Calendar ' THURSD AY POMEROY - Rita ami Junior White t:nh:l'l:llning ;~t the Scn1or l'iti - tcn~ Center. 5:_1{) p.11l-. No ;1dn u"h'n chnrtlc. ~P0MEil.OY --;. I'~RI . .Thu C\day. lunch~nn ur' ll iW.\1\, s p~ak~r 1111 tll iltty reducti on, Call lN2 -21lll' fnr rt::,o..' r\':1· lion. RUTLAND - l .eadin ~ (',\·c ~ Conse!rv:ancy IJi..,trit..·t ~~)l:~ ial nwct lt l\! Th uNduy, 5 p.m. at ·th ~ ll\ Jall l t ll lk~ tZ~ consid..:r pCr.-.tm n~l llllt!lcr.. . MIDDLEPORT - h angeline Chupter 172. Order ot Ea~ tCrtl :-it a1 , Thursday. 1:30 p.m. Mid,lkp"n Mnsonic T!!m'plc. Officcn. to be: cko..· ~ ­ ed. ' SATURDAY POMEROY Sfl"cial 'crvwe'. Faith Valley l<•~><made Chu rch . llu• ley ~un Road. P<>mcrny. 7 p.m. Saturday. RAC INE - Re111rn Jonuthun Meig• Chapter. 1);\R. IHa.n1. brunch ho,ted h) Pat Holler. Belly Milhoun. and Pc ~gy .\1otl!'f.!, follmwd hy meet~ i 11 1' ltnd 1! 1\ t\ c mnrkitlgs fnr fi ve · o..h.': ca ... cd l;lcmhcrs. ' • liiEY'Il Ill'. SOCKS. ' Sunda\ , Ilt:JOu.m.,ami fl p.m. Dcn\~r . II ill. J'.,'.Jer. W. V:un be the S JJ<'u~cr. h) Gabriel Quurtet . • ·· ~....,..,:1,11~ 1. ... """", 1,001 I. O...IMI'M'I& 3.201 I . TIJJW L.aborllt, 1,10>1 10. .10M~. u:•t JEFF lt.tll. Saturday, October 10, 1998 3:00 til 5:00 p.m. , Lakeview Resort Conference _Center Morgantow,n, West RACINE - Raciue '! 'hapler 1.14, Frw Parkin.~ Call now for t\ '1111 , II \1 11111 "' IIIII ., 1111 .., { 41\\IOII I \Ii l l , tl '\ 1 \ I I \II . Hll I I 1111 IIHl l l ll !1( t I \ I It Ll fli L'e r~ . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,.,., . TUESDAY RUTLAr-jD - Rutlan~ 'lilwn,hip (1 The ~t .J, !It·· fl ~ · ,.,,..:....t.· _______. . Shoe Place N. Second Ave. --- 992·5627 Middleport a . w . ~. a.­ 6. ~ I.A.IONI, J,070 l . r.,....U1t 7. ,... JlftDnl. t.m l , fM.....,,J,ttl Virginia reservations: .. • Information Dar NASC....R Tint Week, D1lt Eamhard& oua)H to If)' qu~l· ifyina on 1 £1ydc'Jdlk: l Nv doubt he CCNidn't run much wOIW thin in hit lncomPfjtnl IICC ur. ' Your eiY'on1 a,re pldt~tic:: .. You t . lucWIOI. ..ICNI, ·t0. ....,.....,, .2,1i10 have the money. You have the Ckpe· rlence. Oo naure... . ' DiiiO (« Wal!np. You 1ur'e have lhe ~ c1r number on Buekl!'l<lc Jotlel'l c:ar equa\1 00. Double nothin' . Why don'l )'00 ltl thcte kldllfOW up before~ you let thmlln car11 OoeJ ITKIOr)' ilfl you lfl}'ihlna? Rtc::hie Thomal Plndl1y, Ohio !!~=-· "..........._..._ 1...,.7_ of 1 bnllolng oxch1n91 of WIHITON CUP IIAIII F"' tno teth -In a ro-,v. Rloky Rudd hu won at looot oneo. Ho ~ tot llpl, doml· --~~~ point bfiWHn Jimmy Honolly Jllld Ron Hornlcloy. pr011lng lhot whllo ru~ lo r~elng, K d - not olwoyo prod..,. o vlelory. · Honoloy ond HGml<lo)l . . nollng thf lOti ~~- of tho NAPA AutoCinl 500 It Martlntvllll Sptii!Woy. Du.t N... SCAI;t Thil W¢.. NASCAR hal it rigcd 10 1 ford 11 ~_PPOMd tq ...win the champi· had to little for ucond and CIW'TIMAN TRUCK Hl!llt third In thf NAPA 2110 at Mirtlnovllll. Jey Sal.lter took advantag• TOPQJI ·rringo by NA8CAA TNI- Wflltr IIOntOillmon. LMI , wtll'l'l riMing II In l)tl'tflthtMI. 1 Three otralgt>l oooondo Jell Gordon ~ ht eppttelat8llht klOIIIIIng fan 1\'pport NASCAR It gellillg. proDitml John- ('II l.Ndlng until flolllrl .8. l!rnle lrvon 181 Three pcloe t . Dllt ltmhtnll (81 Rolling downhill : 10. Alotoy Ructd INRI · Sl•t11n wlr!nlng yoort · Early FIRsTS: Start INov. 1S, 1992. al Atlanlal, pelt (Oct NJ.SCAR Tnlo Wllk 'tWo out ollhrotlhlrdo JoH GOidon Ia woll on hie . 8, 1993. al Charlollol. wlh 3. Jetlllurton 131 (May 29, 1994, at CharloltoJ. way 10 a hlalorlo career. Alway• In the hunt ·' Gordon hat won 1 higher AECOAO: 182 llarta. 23 4. Dolo Jormt 141 · po10onlagt of hit tta~a than poles 39 wlnl, 95 lop t1v11, Way overdue ' tt71~p 101 over $22 mil· lliY.other driver In Wlnoton 5. Bol>lly Labonte 151 Cu~ hlatary. . lion In aarnlngt. .La•! won on April 28 OlEIC AIIll YOUR IIlLA• ·Golcloh hot DHn ·r~C~Ing 'I TIONSHIP WITH THI , ,, tlnoe ho wu 8 yta,. old. HI wu rookla of lht ytar In . FANS. "The iane we have 1993 and won hlo flrol r1<1 ~~~ejutt aWftOfllt. ThtY kHi> coming In bigger and In tht Cooa-Coll 800 lht follOwing year. Ht won cham- blggtt' numbelltvtrYWhtl1l 011 Til f(!!IDIJU plonlhlpaln 1995 on<1 tegr wt go, and kiiP getting - . 1trr W'nni!r ...._ 2P!~I!L....J...,!!!!!!-:-----::-:----:....l.!! _~-"'-~"F"::::::and IPPtlrt WIII on hi1 way mol1l and more loyal to lht opcrt and oupporttng Hmore Oct. , UAW·OM11110. ~. N .c.• J..,. a.to olhlrd IIIIa lhlo yttr. oct , , wr'neton 11011, lWildt(jt, ""· T. UDoft\t ..,., Tht c..m of Gordon, crew and mol1l tvfiYWhtl1l WI act " eo,tona-."'· _,.. -_.., chlal Ray, EVIfnham end tno go. Now wt'l1l going to new O.t 14 """''"" 1100. , ,..,..._ "''· .,_ Rainbow Warrlort pH crow venues all ovorlho country. """· ' AC·OIIoo 100. " " ' ' -· N .c. """""" "' '--• hu provtcl to ba an almost placll lhll you'd aay .no "1'·1 -11110, H_.., , a.. a. ~ a,..... ' unbtetablo combination. · fans would go to lht track. Then, all of a tuddon, bang, ' HOMITOWN: Born In Valltjo, Calif., ralaed In Plha· lht llands·aro full. ll'o groal lo iua. Jutl llkt the Truck boro, Ind .. no.w llvH In .,. Oavldaon, N.C. Series tn Momphta•.Thll· •:: '-" ..ACll!: 21 wat a oold-oul crowd. ll's grut to ... motOIIJ)Orlt WIFE: 9rooka · gelling that typo ol support, CAR: No. 24 DuPont , and tl'a 11lally good lharl gel ChtvtOitt Monte Carlo. - - _--:;FI::UD~O~fT:.:::HE:.:WI::::IK::._, - owned by_Rick Hendrlok. thP tan support that Ido ." 2. Mort< Motlln (2) ' Jam~ T'hll ....... " · e. Rully Wlllaoe (81 1. Jell Gordon It I ' ·er Monll Dutton 7. .,..100. JIH·Gordon n. Ford Motor Co. WHh oil< raon to go, lho wrlltr Montt Dutton,glvot The Daily Sentinel Cho.v!Oitt Monte CJrio hu won t 3 rocoo, lho Pard Tauruo, 12. By olloccou~lo, ~ord'o lnlroduotlon of tho Taurua hu baon a ,...lng ouaOMO, but Qofdon hat won 10 ,. llmH by hlmooll, ond nit H110ulaan - n ooul!l d'l!llvo Fot:d of lno .-u· footurtt'l ohllj\plonontp. ' , · NAIOAII Thlo W..k . '• Pom~roy hit.Oi>!nlonl "It hll Dttn noloct man~ UmH Ihat Oot:don lo 11ltlly FoRI~ DMI frlond, DtoiUII NASCAA con htlllly adjuot \ht ruiN to hllp lno Chivy 11 long H Ciardon often. "But Qordon~ l)ttfOnnlnOt. lo 10 tnortlllllltlhol halt o!Mt 1o booting lht Tau· N-lliiCIIoolfY.oll by hlmoofl." . -to FROM THE ARCHIVES: . . Tho rldt hlotofy of N'IIO IR ----=T.~R~I":"!V~i-:A--- · Fan . WHO'll Han olralghllaf>-llvt llnlllhlo. CriYor7 WHO'I NOn Mlc!>IOI WoHrlp Buddy Baker ytan tho first race ol hia career In tho 1981 National 600 at Charlolla. That ·Initial win endtcl Richard Polly's record I O·roco win ning alreak •• aa Baker drove Ray. Fox's No. 3 Dodge ·· Chofller Into victory SIIHI:.. ~.arthlua~.c:om lane . See us for Your Sllh~ Power Tools & Accessories wtllllh of lt ltnl in place II his Mooresville ahopl. Steve Hn1iclls 1ht latest 1" 1 lona 1trlna o kt)' hirinas_ Earnhtrdt haJ madt for the tum he 'owna. E~rnhardl f ie lds team• in the Winaton Cup · Serica with driver Steve Plrk , Butch Orand National series ·with 01\lc Eamhlfdl Jt, , 11Hl luat · CraOaman Truck Series wilh ~- 'Ron l·lornbdb)'. ' •t m 1 ~t . 1rlo.]1Q,t 1me employee: ~, r Jnck Routh nnd r~r SIX . . sss:Park st. Middlepqrt 992·6611 Tips Ia--.. . . c~ ·-lltllldwiY· hOI oonoii\IOtOd bl1dgoo M! Hwy. 20 perking lpotl t~ tht 1t'llft'l· moth grand1llndl. v.t min~ . 2. Who Wll tht Molt Popu&lr OriYer lr\ 1He7 , ; 3. Who·won tht flrii!WIII t t Charlotte MotOI' Spttctwty? ............ hal gone 20 l'IOtt wltn 01"11: fln\oh In lho lop tO. Valley Lumber & Supply Co. moKI lhtlr wov from lhtlr 1, 'Mt;o wu tnt \MII)ei'IOI'I bMidM 8111 Elliott to win Moll Pq:NIIt Jtlf Burton hal ,.... \IOt!AIOI"., .,. '1: ·- OM~>>t it.AttM !liMta 'I Earnhardt hires Martin's former crew chief as consultant a~ Montt DuHon NASCAA Thl1 Wttk MARTINSVILL~: . Vm . Whtn Dale Eunhard t's drh11 nj daya arc1over, he will hove a on1hlp thit year. Jeff Oordon 11 wlnnlna deapllt JtK:Ir. Roulh\ five fordl, Why don'l lhcy b1n Gordon ln1&ead of ha11n· ina him7 · • Then Rou•h could en11r five or I() more can and wi n 1hern 111. . Fords have, the ldvtntaae, 11\tt'll plain t o~«: no other car can comP,te en:cpl for OOtdon Remember when the winn1n1 wu reversed. NA.SCA.R ma® chlnjj:n . DulllOt n.lW. I h1ve been 1 fa n fOJ yun end 1lway1 liked Mtrk DO THIIIDOI BOTHER Mtrtin, bu1 Ro1nh ha1 chlnacd YOU? "You really don't pul . lhal loo mucn emphaslt lon I IIVC up un1l1 ihcN 1110mc rnt thai). I've got a lot ol people 1.:ompctuion. Had cnouy.h. who do aupport me. and Thanlt you. !hill mtant a lot to mo. Tho Lvwcll L. 01nleiJ ones who don't, I don'lllkt Rio, W. Va , II poroonally. I'm one of lho new guya on tho olrc.ult.' g,rQu•v- got I QUMt6on1 ot a "Guya novt.blln In thlt o~, wrllr. NAIC A aport and have dominated II Thll- 1'0</rlllm, o/0 fOf a long limo. Thoy ht\'8 a Thl a-ton Qlll'tM, 2100 I. lot of font who hll\'8 bten P'ranklln lf¥d,, o.tonla, , blhlnd them for mony yeara, N.C •.and !lloy wanllo.ualholr guyt winning. Anybody who It knocking them oul olthe wlh column, lhoy'l1l going to got tom. nogallv! 11ltollons. "Righi now, wa vt won a lot of rooeo. ~toplo enjoy Htlng us gel bflal. Ao soon as aomobody otao cornea along and wins a bunch of races, lhay'ro going to gal tho same reaction . .Evt"'· body wanlslo ... il kind of . sproa.d out. Any time ll'o not, that's lht kind of rtacllon you'l1l going to got." ,, AIDIJHD Till OARAGI . but a reu,ullt(JOb drivina Larry years Mark M1r1in'1 Crew chief, for 1 "full brotdcalt plus co n· . llrndnck's No. 41 Che.vroletls wat'nitd ctbruptl)l by Rouah linuou s broad~ata from four h1 s fur thC' 1"k•n1. ndily..a month aao . On Thun· in-car camcm." fum maniJitf Mlk~ ~\Ill Slid Earnhardt announcfd The reaulu~ telcc~~t Green 'I railurt to make the · for the will be f\nn l no Ckltl f1dd would not ttlecllhe dec1· . lr c:harao to !i,lb . acribcrs . s1on and confirmed th at an ttJ)'• he will FOR AL\. YO 'J' FANS1 offer hul been made. Green 11 become the en lire Dale Earaharclt Chevrolet In ~ndtr no prtssurc to mak~ up open.alonJ ~ · Newton, M.c , ·will hold its h1 , mir1d anyti mr soon. Ut!l PAY PER C"MIRA: Speed· tnn\&11 open houae on Monday, ( canllnlloiO """'-. '""' WI~IOI'OII tht hlgi'IWIIy. bfld9ntrdlo """"' g,.t lhe tllltYIItt arrd u. makt 1t. drtve to the •PHd· way ltM or ...,."''· RACING ON THE,y#EI! 8poec1Not "- lj)lldnei.-C!j) .. lplldnel or way Molorapcrll haa pul , ~S, from 9 a.m. toG p.m, IO.tlhlr an •areefficnt bttWca~.,....:llkb Earnhard.l Sr. and Jr.. Ron 1\rrncr Sporll !a<:. ud Dirtc.Tv· · Hornaday and Sino Park on 1o put an "enhanc:td" ltlt~:~UI lhclJAW·O~ Qutllty SOO on ~~)'~~vl•w of hand 11 wtU 11 formt~r cham· tblt Wtckcnd , ThO t. 4 ract 11 .Ch1rlouc , t-4ator ipttdWI)' will bo . '1ij'fared . tor S9. 9~ O'lcr OirctTV . pivn and broadc11tor Ntd · Jlfrellanct arllat Stra Baas, ON THf; TABLI11>f.,r:d Orc~n fai led to mab thl fie ld for lhc NAP... AuloCtrt uo. ~·I added, "We looked 111 01\YI!.I Green becii USt he (115 our l'r\lfdc," said ll •lL "li t Hi compa11bl e IYIIh out r11cc h'~"'· hi! has a t~oud under· J.IDnd•nll (lr the ra ~· e I'Ur 111nd \\1;.') n 111 I I'IIW h ,\Okl\' " Copyrluht 1111 The O.tton IN ,Q,) Gantt. • Dlttrtbuttd by UnMrlll Pretl Syndlctlt (~ 255-0734 • F~r ttiHit weU ol s.pt. 28 . ' ' . ' ~ . Ridenour Supply St. Rt. 248 Chester 985·3308 . • • . GET PIC-SURE ' CABLEVISION Only $1.00 a month and no . more additional outlet.charges. · . PROLONG SUPER LUBRICANTS . A service maintenance plan StlOIISOrtd 1'!1' that covers costs that may o~cur with a ustomer's inside cable wiring Continent Ostomy Center Kt~.JwiQ~osPITAL CALL TODAY FOR DETAILSI Tt"' l Hlollk S ~•I"tl 0 111911 M~mb" '"'" liulthSy•tfom . ,'. • • ATTENTION AD.VERTISERS!! C: 0 1'1 1'1lJ N I CAT I OIU . WHAT IS PIC-SURE? 1-800;.336-0789 \..,10\\1 11\11' dc..:tinn of .Jeff Gordon •·Ilion...,.,,,.,. fiOIIWfWDi 200 lee Street East, Charleston, West V lrglnia MONilAY SYRACUSE - Sut ton Township Bolin! or TrustCt!S, rc ~ U hlr ~c s sin n. M;ll>day. '7:10p.m.. Syracu•c Vi ll age p.m. •. lotlllr LAiilot*. uu · Ileostomy_QP-.tions .-, Sunday, October·'u, 1998 · 1:00 til 3:00 p.m. Charleston Marriott Town Center Christi;an Churx:h. h~,mc~.<lm - · ing Sunday. Pntluck tl.inncr nt 1 1 ~~() p.m.. progra111 ut:! p.m. S rx:~iulnn1~il.: Tm . . tct:.., , .regu lar ~e:-.:-.ton , Tu~.·sduy, " · A&.-~ wallA. a.nt I D .,..,..,.. Jt., l ,116 9, .... .....,, , ... 992·2155 Frtt P•rki•.l Grtw~,.· --- - Je« Gor~. Ut1 fMnl Mnl'l. 4.tlll ' a. ,.,,,.. J.fJ1 ~· 1 lakevle_w Drive, SUNIHY . II EMLOCK GROVE - Hemlock St~lr, 1 t 111 Court St. ' • ... AN\' MO ll E CO,~li'OI!T!I II LE , DANVILLE - Services. Dunville Chun.: llot' Chri ~t. Satun.hl)' 7 p.m. and Order of the Eustcrr, SALEM CENTER - Star nnmge 77S nnd Slur Jumor Gra_nge K7X, Sal· ·urduy. potl uck '"PI"'' ul 6 10 p.m. fol · lnw~d hy m~·cting. x· p.m. All rncm· bers urged to allcnu . • It; WE ~ir\D E Tilt ·: ~! Dave Harria Ext 104 For More thll rtea back~O · back in 1988·8&. He """ Aid "'" tno only BGN ro<.~ulero ever 10 win In IM fall. COMING UP: Nl Pro Bumper ta iiOiliiiiliiliii This seminar Is Intended jor everyo!'le who 'wea.rs ~n external appli.llnce or suffers from Inflammatory bowe.l dlseas.e. This seminar Is not. designed for people with a colostomy or ' Crohn's disease. Bring all questions ·regarding ostomy options ·Including those concernin.g appliance-free alternatives. • Call992·2156 'net""' IUICH QAANO NATIONAL or -··--------'---- Nornecl>oll TRACK QUAIJI'YINQ AI!CORO: Matk Mortln, Fonl, 17UN mpll, Oct e. 1884. . ~ AI!CORD: 111m MI.~. W .258 mpll, Oct 8. 11183. OTHIJI 'OAMIA -NI~I; M1t1ln hu woi'l four CMS 9GN recet, ont1 tnOrt ' · thin 0010 ~- 1Wo4inlo """""" oat. J.,..,, r.,. L1bon1t, Jott tlooff 8ocflno, lrvtn and T"'1' Llllonlt. IIIICI Ollf<lll WtMp. Chid Uftlt. NOTAIU!I No - · drhl« hal won lho · SIM!Ing M.,, Ph~ Perocoo. MiohNI pelt,.,. thon . . -.... Llbonto'o1He . Wt""P""" Jimmy SpeoeM havo Ill wen vtc1orv wu·• key fac:IOr In hlo ohlmpi· oneo. onll\lp oh-NOTABU!: Tho 1110 Rob MOfOIO won Multivitamins could reduce colon cancer risk· · ,....--~--~------'- IIUI!NDINO Clf!AMPION; Joo It ' ''Family Medicine" i.< u weekly cnlunm. To suhmll ques· lion.s, write Jo John C. Wnlf, D.O., Ohio University College of ()stc!>)lathic Medicine, Gnl.<ven'o r H11ll, At_hens, Ohi<l 45701. .....: ~.Oct. 3. It""·- <lodf-l PIUa cllain 11101 opoclollzoo In thi'Col· Jomio pit,~ llllllcillln pit lllolllly. ~you lillf piZza ~ YOtfd wl1ll , _ i9-llo Iiiii pioioopplo Jllld "Conlon blou," - · won't iloi'IIO wall fOI U1ot ,_ pflnAecl Fonl.lllllrlp. grapevine basket-making. bu~ ; and men. in ccrl!mnnic'\ held in Ihe Orale huuertlies for kids. Room of Andrew, tlall at Marie1la Among the adult programs wi ll Col lege Mmrday night; . I be making hyp.:rtu fa garden ~on · She was one nf 39 membero of tainers, ~oapmuki n g, yoga demon· last year '• fre.,hmen class Ill be strations, nature walh, slide shows inducted. Crow, valed ictorian of the and invasive plants and nt' deer Easte rn High School graduating · deterr•nts. class in .J<J96. is the daughter of Mr. importarl"ce nf nalive lrtts and Saturday even ing will· b.! high- and M". James Crnw, Pomeroy. ,J~rub s . Dcni~;e Arnold, propriqor ot' lighted by· the keynote presentation She is now a sophomore at Marlena · Fragrant Ficld.s, ~ill ta lk about ft~llowed by a fun .,stK:iul timi: with Co llege. I herbal crafting. and Dr. Frunk Porter. live mus_ic from the liflies and sixties owner of Riverview Herbs, will dis· and refreshments. cti S< hcrhs a.< a cash cmp. Herbalists will ·have un opportu· "Experienci ng Herbs" is the nhy 10 showcase !heir produc_ls by Dean '• LINt theme nf the cohference. · donating item.s fur auclion. · H<K:ki nu College in Nel sonv ille Keynote 'pea ker will be Dr. On Friday lunch will. consist nf a rece ntl y announced l~e names of Arthur Tucker who holds graduate smorgasbord of herbal di shes co n- ..rudenr. who were named lo the dcgroes fmm Rut~er. Universi_ty. He (ributed by those unending plus Su mmer Quarter Dean's List, having wi ll pre•cnting "Historical Medici- treats created by Ann Nye an<l Chip uc hieved al l ea~l "' 3.3 grade point nal PUnt< and Modem Research." Fury, u former chef for the Di sney· average and having completed 12 or Dr. Tucker is the en-curator of the lund Hmel who will also dn a more cre<li l hours. Delaware S1:11e University's herhari· demonstration. There will be a ce le· Local student • included on the um and s ii.~ on th~ sci.:n titic com mil- bration of herbs show with eK hibits, list are: Troy Bearhs, Pomeroy : leo· Ice nf the lnlernat ional Herb Assod- herbal products and demon strul ions. nifcr 'Dillie. Athens; Jodie Er~iri, ati un. the Electronic Education Preregistration is requi red and Albany; Heather Huwley, Middle· Commir·t~e <)f the Herb. Society of must be .made with Dot Montgi llion port; Su1.annu Henlierson. Pomeroy; Amcrici1. a~d a~IS as advi sory In !he at 304-269-6>\1.6 Courtney Knapp, 'Pomeroy; Christo· '. American Herbal Produ~ls Assoclapher Lam bert. · Rullund: Kimbley 1inn . P:!uley. G uysvi ll ~; Tonya Phulin. ', A feature· nr:w to thi s year's C(HI Middleport; St,cey Price. pomeroy ; ·. ferL!ncc. wdl be i1ll day Saturday lnducled.lniO'honorary Hoclety Tamura s·~eel•. Pomeroy; Melissa aclivil ie> and >pecial programs for ' M~redith Lynn Crow. was initial· Whalcy-Nic hol son, Pomeroy;' und childrch four yeu i~ und older. A~.:tiv ­ ed inlo'Aipha Lambda Delta. nation· James While. Shade. itie, will include nature walks. al academic honor society for fresh - WIN WAGON - Katie and Rosa Keller, children . of Rod nay and Jannlfar Kaller of Cheater, were the wlnnera of a Pioneer wagon glvan away by Shade River Agrlcult'u ral Servtcea of Clleatar. Tha drawing was held as a part of the company's booth at the Malga C?unty Fair. . ·· . · ADV,ERTISE - ON THIS PAGE . =., ~Motor s-way, Coneotd, N.C. .. Calif. 90045 P-HILADELPHIA lAP) cun just 1'1);1: u pill UQd prevent canWomen can reduce !heir ri sk ill' cer." suid Dr. Edward Giovunnucd colon cancer "by eullng fruit• and \o( Harvurd ' M.;(Jicuf School. "Bul • vegetables ri ~ h in the· B-vitami1f someone laking f<il:u~ in the long folule, according to u <i ud y in term will huvc a 75 percent- r~duced ;r , ~> l()duy 's is.sue of !he Annuls of Inter- ri sk." • · "~' nul Medicine. • · While the . study f<lCU>Od on The stu<Jy, which trucked 12 1.700 WO ill l! n , inCn!ased ll!'vels llf fnfic U.S. nurses from 1976 to 1994. ucid coul<l hel p me n !lin. rescurchers found that wom en whi, had u hi gh ~aid. • 'intake of fulule fi'Clm food or nndtiRcscur~ hcrs beli~ ve fohtle - or vhumins for 111 leas I I ~ years were folic acid. the form prcscm in multi 75 percent less likel y 10 ge t colun vitamin su pJ) I ~.: m e nl s - is · the key cancer. bc~uusc !he ~rudy found the, same A fnlalc -rich dicr was defi ned us res ult ~ in wmn ~ n who ut~ fruits unU n11t: consi;111ing nf m ICusl four to five \'Cgetulllcs itnd in those who tonk servings u duy of leafy. green ve¥- mtilti viwmins,, etubles and fruits. roods rich 111 MoSI multivitamins contain 400 lolate include spinu'ch, romaine let- microg.rum> of folic ndd.!he rectlm· tuce and broccoli. · mended Juily ullllwunce. lit cnntrasl, · Orange juke :_Is ''ltnmher good u ·( NllltH: e serving uf orungC j~ice or , source, US are forlitied breukfuSI 11 cu p nunuine lettuce cont ains HO cereals. mic.:m~rams of fnlut e. Fnlic acid pro· · "We don't want people ·w think vidcs uhom twice us much of the 1hn1 their diet doesn't muner, thul nutrient a."i folate doe.'\, they don 't need to •••rcise,llwllhey CIRCUIT .,,._r .,.... "'""'""' Send qu ..tiont to Ann Landen, Crrato"' Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· • tury Blvd .;S uil~ 700, Lll!l Angele11, 108 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH 99~·2825 - • , _ """"""' Jackson's Mill Conference Center in Wc>lon, W. Va. Hal Knccn. Meigs County Ex len<inn Agent wi ll discuss his efforts to educate the publio about Ihe use and il<ndil of herbs; Rebecca Wood~. an in•tructur a1 · H<K:king Com mun ity Cnlleg~. wi ll address the economic ' The Fourth Annual li ea lt h In formation Fair will 11< >IUged Thur•day. Oct. 8. from noun to 3 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpo>e Senior Center. Featur.es of the he,llh information fiair will be free scrct:nirlg" for c.:ho· lestero l. blood >"U~ar. bl••>d pressure and glaucoma/cataracl. Displays will leature informati<ln on Head Stan. visidhg nurses services, ag~ncies · ~n aging. hospital'\ , nursing homes, rehabilitat ion an<l other treatment facilities. pharrna~eu ti cal s. hea lth. rehabilitation and wdlness programs. lrcalment infurmatil'>n on tuberc.:u lusis, urthritis. dru g add ition and ·me mal health, and = THE WIII"S T 0 II CUP ' ____;__--'-- Society Scrapbook-- . Health Information Fair planoed for ne•t week o"' 4tfSOUTMTHJAo . " ami/p _. edicine :Jl1e Dally Sentinel• Page 7 Ohio Thursday, October 1, 1998 Thank, for nothing... Lung J , l a n~ .. ale- than in .... av ir1 g a youn g.,lcr from ' Page& Mother's message of underage drinking ·goes out to. many. who contribute to son's problem . \)".. ''""' , Thul'lday, October 1, 1998 'T he. Daily Sentinel ~ Ann Landers • 1\,;-i •• hoth h" undt'' Jrc akohnllt.. '"' I Ji~ovcred that writing the leiter help.:d me expre» my,cll ll<uer. ><> now I am wnlln}:110 you. Ann . The rea,on il'l not hecau..,e of my -.on·~ nb v iou ~ driokfn,g problem: it i ~ hecau..;l!' I want to .. ay . . nmt!·lhiilg to a t:ouple of mher people in my Jr~on\ • -. • . Advertise on this page can 992.·21"55 675-3398 or 1-$00-766·0553 Call Or VIsit-Our Office At f 1440 Jefferson Blvd. in Point Pleasant . • . Dave Harris Ext. 104 For More Information •. �• Page '8 • The Dally Sentinel POflnetcW • plu~ . co"!' Ra:hurd K. Lon~. Marietta. • ,peed. ~ .10 plu, emt•: Ronald E. Col. kgc Jr.. Cha!nbcrsburg. Pa.; •Jl!!Cd. ~JO plu' ""Is: seal belt. $25 plus costs ; Brian I( _ Harris. Albany. seal hell. S l ~ pfu, cml,, K1'1'berly Wol son, Middleport. seal belt. $25 plus L'i h l., : fll:cquisitions !fine Jewe{rg . ~ Jo yce .\nn Romine,, Racine. fail· ure It> yield. $211 plus costs. Kennelh R. Smi th. Pomeroy. 'eal bell. $25 plu' cmls. un,afe vchide, $20 plus C<Jsts: Robe~ E. Klein. Pomeroy. seal hell. $25 plus costs; Misty D. Han. Marietta. seat belt. $25 plus costs: Angdit•J R Knapp. Middlepon.-!(eat hell, $15 plus costs: Jamie R. Ord. Pomeroy. seal b<lt, $75 plus costs; Ale•andna G. Meacham, Cmcinnati. speed. $JO Rlus costs: Jul1a S. Rllllcrus. Gallipolis, speed, $30 plus costs; Erin Sheets. Gallipolis. speed. $.1(l plus costs: Jeremy B. Rou sh, New Hayen, W.Va .. seat b.: h. $25 plus co.<ls; Amanda J. Quail. Vmcent. speed, $30 plus costs; Mark A . Vet traino . Onon, Mich .. speed, $50 plus costs: Michelle Harris. Racine. speed, $30 plus costs: Snow1e M. Sayre. Parkershurg. W. V;J .. assured clear <iistance. $20 plus costs; Palnck J . Mullen. Middl~pon. seat bell, -~25 plus ~osts: · franklin - D . Jarvis. Mid' ' I dlcporl. overload. $300 plus costs; David G. Lambert Pomeroy. aver· load. SJOO plus costs: Forrest R. Knn• Jr.. Stockport. overload. $683' plus costs; Roger W. Roach. ScutljlWn. speed, $30 plus costs: Sharon S. Stewart, Rutland. speed, $30 plus costs: Sharon R. Stewan. Parkers· burg. speed. $30 plus costs: Joe C. McQuillan. Lc:lina, failure to display fuel ta• sticker. $20. plus costs: Charles E. Amick.Grovcport, speed. $30 plus costs; Ehlabcth A. Schnel• der. Pomeroy. speed. $30 plus costs: Ruger L. Petry, Ravenswlllxl, W.Va .. seat helt.'$25 plus costs: Dule l.. Gnmm. Springlield, seal hell. $25 plus costs; Jeremy R'. Lm: der, Zanesville. failure to control, $20 plus costs. Jaime V Brown , Fran~lnmlle . N C.. speed. $J() plus ~.: n~h ; Gt!nrgl! R. Boni14!1t. Vi¢nna. EMS driver .ch:arged-with .. · vehicular . · homicide - DELAWARE tAPl - A Delaware Count y lllt!dk Jriving an ;nnbulunce involved in a fatal head-on rnlliston wilh " c·ur hu, hcen charged with ·Large Sltipment Just Received Check Our Qualit)' nnd Price Before You Bu)' An)'where! From '!io Carat to 2 Carat Solitaires JIU SIZES ON SAlE ~AVE 30%•50% ,, HUGE SELE~TION • SOLJTAI~S • CLUSTERs------. • EARRINGS • PENDANTS ,("", f: ' ..tt.cqutstttons J,lne JeWet,TlJ • • • • ·. • _ TWO LOCATIONS: · 151 2nd Ave, Galllpolll 448·2842 9 1 Mill St. Middleport 992·8250 ·, ' · - • liiJIZJ• :J Expert Jewelry Rtptlr +lancE OF SECOND PUIUC HEARING The llelge County Comm1111onert1 Intend to apply to the Ohio Depertment or Development, lor funding undtr.~tht FY' 88 CDBO lllcroenttrpriN lu11ne .. Development Progrtlm, 1 ltdtrally fundiC! progrtlm admlnltltrlcl by tht Steta. CDIO lundlnl In the 1mount of • 0,000 11 IVIIIIblt, provided lht County m1111 1ppllc1ble requlrt~mtntl. On ltpt. at, 1He, JIM County !IOftducted Ito llt1t public hoorlng to Inform cltlz1n1 about Ill• COlO progrem, how It m•y bt ullcl, what ICIIVHIH lrt ellglbll, lncl othtr Important progl'llll requlr1m1nt1. A Ncond public ht~rlng will be held on Oct. 12, tHe It 1:00 P.M. at thi'MIIIII County CommiiiiOnlrl OffiCI, Melgl Cou~ty CourthouN; Pomeroy, Ohio to give oltlzen• an opportunity to r~vlew 1nd comment on thl County'• propoUf· coao FY' ta Mlcr.,trprllt Bu11n1.. Developm~nt Progr~m. Blltd on both olllrtn Input 1nd loctl offloltll' """'"'"' or tht County•• ntldl, the County 11 propoelng to undtrtekt tht Public Notte. Public NotJu •-· 11 (740) ft2o.2SH In 2. Mall Subt~rlpllont: Public Notlu ord~r to lfiiUrt that !fOUr 311. fotiowtng coeo n . . ell w If I ~ 1 , ( C. Totlf Pofd Cfrcullllon: 1- 4,749 lllcrotnllrprl" luetn- IIOOOIIIIIIOdll. . OIVIfopment .atlvltlft for ollnll Hotnrd, Prteldlnt D. FrH Dfotrlbutlon by ,.... Y- ,., Me I II I , C a 11 n I y MIH: 0. Commf .. IOIIIII E. Fr11 Dfllrlbulfon .~~,.,.~ct 1101 1 Ollllld1 lht Mill (Corrie< or A;;~A:,;~....,_ lTC OthlrMeone): 44 CDBO funding: 131,800_ Public Notice o . Tollf DletrlbYifan: DII~Loent 4,7tr.l. ' COlO l'undlng: 5,40oH. Copftl Not Dfllrlbulld: NOTIC! TrelntnwriChnlcll 1. Offici u.. L8fl Ovlf, NOUCI It' hlrlby given Aulmnca Uneecountld, llpolllcl Aller that ... "" L. Lewfl Luetl, COlO l'undlng: 5,000- eo.. No. 28200 of 30t2ot 81. Priming: \!SII, Admlnlltnlllon 2. Allurne from Newt Rt. 325, ungtvffle, OH Other Funde: Mtlge 41741, hll lpplftd 10 lhl 284. Mlcroenttrprlll Progrem Common Pl111 Cou;t, f. Total: 6,553. Income •3;ooo..DirKI Av1r1111 No. Copf•e ol · Probell Dlvlllon of Melgo Lo1n1 County, Ohio, lor on orcfer lfngll IIIUI Pubflthtd Nttlontl ObJ~Iv'e: ArH to chonge her n1m1 to "'''"' 10 filing 0811: Lllf 15. ~ 1ncl nature Of ,."" L. Ylero. Citizen• ere encourtged - B1ld tpplfcetlon will bt Clrcullllon. to enend thll m11t1ng on hllrd In 111c1 Court, 111:30 A. Totof No . Copt ..· 0 - r 12,1H81o npr111 P.M., on the 2 dey ol Nov., Printed: DMS. their vftWI end comm1nt1 11118, 11 lhlgo Probote a. Peld Clrcullllon: on the county'• propoHd 1. S1f11 through Dllftrt ' CDIQ FY' U (10) 1 end Ctrrltn, Btr111 Mleroent~rprllt Bu11n111 1TC Vtndoli 1nd Counter 81111: Development Progrem. 41337. Public Notice Wrfntn commtnll will bl . 2. Melf Bubeorfptlone: ICCipttd until t :00 P.M., 30 October t2, tees, ond mty STATEMENT OF ~: Tollf Paid Circulation: OWNI!RSHIP be mtlltd to the Melg• MANAGEMENT AND 4,~ Frll Dletrlbullon b•• Coilnty Courthoull, M , CIRCULATION Pomeroy, Ohio 4579. 1. nu• ol publlctUon: Tht ~~: ~-Frll Dletrlbullon II 1 p1rtlclp1nt will nHd Sentinel. auxiliary aid• (lnttrprtllr, Dally 2.Publlcellon No. 145 • · outoldltht Moll (Cirrler or brtllltd or liPid mettrllf, 38t I fb II OtQhtr MtlnTt 11): D llllltfVI llltlnfng diVIOI, eeo.. 3. Dlle ol filling: • o I • r u on: Olhtr) dUI IO I dlllblllly, lllpltmbe 30 ... 4,871. plllll oontlot Olorll Kf011, 4. Frtq~e~!y ~I lt~uo: H.~~~ Not Dlll~bulld: Clerk, prior to October 12, Deify Mondoy through u~.ioooun~",BLAftpoll::~., ......... 0 110 B.C.S., with over 50 locatlona 1>outheaatern Ohio, currently hat part-tlmt optnlngt In Mtlga County: 1) 33 hr~./wk: 8 am Sat. thru 8 am Mon.; eleep· over required; 2) 25 hra./Wk: 8 am·B pm, Sat./Sun; We are 1earchlng for companionate profeulonalt with a team vltlon and a d11lre to t .. ch paraonal· · ilnd community tkllla to Individual a with ..mental retardation. TJ!e work environment 11 Informal and rewarding. The requirement• are: high school dlplomi/GED, valid drlver't license, three yeara good driving txperlence and adequate automobile lneurance covtrage. B.C.S. offlrt comprehenalvt training In the field of MR/DD. lntereoted applicant• nHll to apeclly ,po'eltlon of lnter11t and eand r11ume to: BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES · P.O. Box 804 Jackaon, OH 45840·0804 AllappllceUont muat be PC!et-markld by 10/8/98. Equal Opportunity Employer Your Mt11111 lc~p·•• ., Wit• &.Dally Soattl1tl , BULLETIN BOARD ·~ co,.u~n Inch .weekdays· · ·column Inch $un~day' OUR-Olfle) AT 992~2155 5. No. Of 1111111 publllhtd Annuefly: 2111 e. Annuli Subeortptlon Prfot. .104.00 Home Dtllvtrld. 7, Ldcollon ·Of Known Office of Pul!lfcellon: 111 Court 81., Pomtroy, Ohio, Mtfll Co.,Ohlo 457et. 8. Loaellon of the Headquarter• or Oenerel Buelnt11 Olllc11 of th• Publlthere: 111 Court Sl. Pomeroy, Clhlo 45788. 8. Publlther: Robert L. Wingett, Syreou11, Ohio 48718. Editor: Cherftnl Hoeflich, Pomtroy, Ohio 45769. · 10. Owner: .Ralph J. Merun,cnhl,31110 Colonntdt Pkwy., Bit 4110, llrmfnghom, AL 35243. Tom Undfey, Th• Evening NIWI, 221 Spring St., PO Box 117, Jtttereonvllle, IN 47131· Plush Carpet WAS $12.99 sq. yd N:: $995 .stoc• WAS $11 .99 NOW .:.S82t Sq. Yd , VInyl ·Floorcoverlng 10 rolls In stock Starting at s • aq: yd. oz. -- commercial ,Carpet 4 NOW In s rolls stock 99 0887. Jeck Oufck, The Elberton Sllr, 14 N. Oliver St., PO Box 280, · El,berton, OA 30835. 11. Mortgeg .. : Rtllrtmtnt 8y111m1 of Al1b1m1, 135 8. Union St., Montgomery,'AL 31118. Averegt No; Copl11 Elich IIIUt During Preceding 12 Monthe: ' 15. EX1tnt end nlluro ol , Clrculetlon. A. To.tel No. Copleo Printed: D.l!l3. B. Peld Circulation: 1. 11111 lhrough D1111ro ond Corrltro, Btr11t Vtndore end Count•r Sol11: 4,438. BINGO EVERY SATURD-AY NIGHT Middleport -American Ltlltn. FLEA MARKET Mason Co, Fairgrounds · Fri. - Sat. - Sun .. ·oct. 2- 3 • 4: 8 am-5 pm 128 Starllurst "'"""'"" S1,400 Door Prbt (ht) ..~$1,000 Door Prlzt 2JHI.... $150.00 . 675-5463 Ptr Game .............$99.00 Covtrall-............ $1,000 BIG YARD SALE OCT. 1, 2 & 3 8:00AM - 4:00 PM Behind Rt. 7 Pizza Express Tools'; household, 3 pc. bathtub, furniture, _toys, · clothes. Priced to sell. Rain or Shine!! Wll~ 145 to 150 JI'OPI• riHnt. C1rd of Thanki T~e I.K.E.S. wish to thank al '~-e people who· contributed to, and helped GOOD TIMES Presents BAD HABIT make our Live Friday & Saturday Night Oct 2nd & 3rd 992·7028 YARD SALE - BAILEY'S Flatwoods Rd ., Fri. & Sat. 9-4 . Rol(er skates (2 pr. glrlsj, excellent, teens clothes, larger things from A to Z. Chea . Cash. (614) 992-3838 . ' We love our little baby brother. Your alatera: • Madeline, Myrtle, Edith, Louin; bro~her, Henry Eblin Sr. (No Sunday Calls) ~==~r ELECTRIC OR ·SATELLITE SERVICE " LOCljl Salelllte . , Prol(lper. Besl Electric Pomeroy Aglnte: 343. · I. TOIII: 5.4llt. , Robert L Wlngllt, Publlahtr October 1, tHe . PARTS Slreet~ . "Where ' Gutters ' , · Downspouts Gutter C.leanlng Painting FREE ES'TIMATES THE FABRIC SHOP . 992-2284 949-2168 Pomeroy. Ohio !128/ttn · J&L SIDING & INSULATION Custom Homes Siding •Solllt •Fascia •Seamless Gutter •Roofing ·Replacement Windows • •Stollonary Docks •Biow11 Insulation •G arages •Decks '24K24 Polo Building , starling ot $5995 740·992·2772 f'mc pd 30 scents avall~ble • • [ondlen!Oklng supplies "Build Your Dream" (Lime Stone· Lew Rates) WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt 614·992·3470 Top ). p8rtli1S • Soli, DUMP Tl:lUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio IO/?M611fn JD CONSTRUCTION .~ New Homes & Remodeling Garages , Pole Buildings. Roofing. Siding Commercia_! & Realdentlal 27 yre: exp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 ~ itLw, Free Eetlm•tes Owner: Jqhn Dean " - Gravely Tractor. Gardtn Tllltr, M~h Morel 2nd & 3rd, i :OO A.M. -e:OO P.M. Collltr G11pt &Fourtro Avenue. 3 Famllllll Fndly Oelooar 2nd, 2 Sal, Houu In Corn1r Rt . U1 & ~tlghbort1ood ~ 1!1 tW!gl, comeiHI AU Yird lollf Muol Ia Pold In Mlltoco. OHdllno: 1:00pm lhe day befart ll'lt ad It 10 run, '""d•w a Mond1y •dillon- 1:00pm '"""· Ante c!H"inO tole• Oe1. 2 & 3, AI 1 two milts North of Ct\1111u lFICk't), old lunVIurt, 10011. small tpplllf\UI, paperbaell mylltrtet . plcturlt, compultf monitor, kty· board , houttt1old goods, nice ldull lft<l tmtn glrft CIOihtt. old 45 rpnw tnd rn..ldt mafl. S.rn Salt- Oe1. 111, 2nd, 31d, 10· " · ont milt IOUUI Slate ADult 231 I Still ROUII W , Sepl 30111 • Oct 2nd, 10.00 ·• 00, F..urnllurt, Smell Glrll CIOihllllJ, M~N. eom-7pm tt eoaro Dolt, 3 112 ROid. l.oll Milt. 3 Family Vord Silo: Oel 2nd. 310. t ·OO A.M. To 3:00 P.M 1018 Boc· ond Avenue IU, Molg1 Couniy Rd 1, (Salam School lol Rd. Columblo low~- 1111P) . llddllt, liCk . antiques, 1\NNOUN CE MENl S LANDSCAPE DIIIGNI Per~onala 005 HIIJI Game. t etl15. WHAT WILL THE I 1'UTU~II~IHQ? LOVE, MONEY, TRAVIL1 CALL NOWtlrl ,UN, JT't EASY 1-800-7>10-11!00 Eli 3S81 $3.HPtrMin, IS. Sorv·U 119-&45-8•34 30 Announcement• New To lllu ThriH Shoppo Quality CIOII'tlng tnd t'loUUhOICI lltma 11 .oo bag 1a1e t llery " SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Llmeetcns-& Gravel Sel?tlc Syatems .Trailer & Hoult Slttl Rea•imable Rll., Joe N. Sayre Tl'll.utdty. Monday lhru Stlurday 8:1»1:30. llllltlt Hllltap QJOtnhoUto IJ Ml~ Rklot Rd. · AWtt 0rO¥t, Wv. 251102 SOol47..2elt Hatdy Ftll MIM1ll noo... or 10 lor $21 00 40 Flrtt yard aatt· Thurtctay, Frid&y & Sllurdty, TJtut Rl1 . lurn on Leading CrHk, ! mlltt out. folloW 11gn1. Sm111 bOy'l winter clolhe s, Old dllhtll, 110 OCIObtr 3, 9am·3pm. David Speneer1 , Main Street. Racine. Mtn 't, womtn'a and glrl't winter clott\tt, loyt, hOUIIhold Items & 8011 Sprlnga, Homt · Fr ldty & S.turdey. 4 lam ll y, Avon Oollt, Cr1l11, 18100 SR. 7 South, Nt.tTo Melllcan lmporta. AIJ, Valli Solei Muot frldly, 133 Bunernut Avenue . Coleman camper, ttw!ng ma · chtnt, fct cream · parlor chairs , oval plcturtt, cabinet bill . eo f· 111 lablt dol•a. clocka, much more. 4dull, Chlldrtnl,· Hoawarta, Toyt., Tuppers P!elna . October 1·2. Rain eanctlt. 740·698·9114 or _ _ 740 698 7231 1..----·-·-'...:.,=:=·= Boyt Toyo. And Cloihtlo. F11day, Ooolbtr 2nd, S11utday .OCIObtr 3rd , au SMIIIrlnO Ridge, 8·1»? · Gtragt Salt Ill. 2nd ..~rd , Slllt Routt 216, 1 Milt AbOve Mercer· villa. Btanll S.b1el,·Harold Davia Rtl~lnCI. ------ Qartgt Sttt 2204 Jacklon Plkt , Boaldo CC Caldwell Trucking, Oel 9-e. Beanie Btblta. 675-ile87. ' Frte KIH1n1 6 Wlta old 740·448· Garaoe S&lt• On 160. 3 112 Mllta ~~ From HMC F(IIOJand I,MCIY >ng ult1 tf2 mile off Route Ballty Run Ftd., electric IIW I0' Della. CT70CC mini mitre blkO 1982, ITlllfliiiMI, 1·2·~ Oel, 7.0·Ha·BI88. - - ' - - - ' - - - - -Oct 1·2. comer ol ~th & Rollins. Ctc:ll Dur'ICan rta!dtnce. Ntw Ha · ven L(MI Of "tma. · Oct 2, 10•m· 7prn . three miles 1111 ol Tupptrt Pltlna on SA 681 , turn r!ghl Joppt Ad , J.l• mill. Bos· ton rttldtno t". nl clo(h lng , Chrlatmaa dtcorellona. bouu· hold Items. Homt lnllrlor. ete. , r11nca~ts Oct. 3~ 1998. IOom·•pm, 37938 Kingsbury Ad . Cloll'llng, fu rnllure, bOOkl, playpen. mise Porch aale· Octobtr 3rd, 294 Soulh Third Slrtel, Mlddlepon. lam·? "'" Klnona 30H7,1·1720 Houtt i!1an11. 30<1·67&-2~ Lt'llf dar)l gray lema~ dQ9 Grey hound lylll. 30<1·17&-220 I. • Ga l A(lulrlum, All A.C CIIIOflll, Sweeper, Baby ltema. Toya. Etc. Last Houat On Burnell Aoad. Ka· nauoa. F>l, Sol. 9 ·! Rummage ule· Httth Church, $01,1th Third Avtnus, Middleport Oct+ & a. 9ooam,3:00pm. Ltrg1 dog , good lor r1bb lll. ground hog• and anakta . 1•0· Hugel!! Something For E'ftlryontl Salurdlv. 1013/88. 9.00·3:00. 383 · Qooa Clun Clothing, Wok,' 10 October 2nd, 3rd , 4th, 10· 6, Early Sales, 807 WII&On Road. ~o Large Satellllt Olat\, You Unhook . Largo Garage Sole. Ffldoy B3o-? Moving Mull Find Good Homts Much Morel 15 MiltS 8tlow Galli· pohs Raul! 7. 7.0-4oi8-IIB911. For Kluent & CIIS, HO·••B· 11118.' Electric Saws , Drill Prtu , Tlrtl, Aah Strttt , Middleport , btSldfl lmp8rllf Eltclnt Vl! lagt wldt Yellow Flag ya rd sale , Mlddltport, Oct 2nd & 3rd, maps et Mlddltpon Oepanment Store , OHice Servk:e, Bear Com· peny. lots Of New &. UUd Baby 6 · Adult Clothes &-Mise 11ema. 1!75 Oldtr RtfrlgtftiOr,Sttndard IIZt; Hone~suckte Addison. 1012 A IOJ Whitt Etepn1n1 Sale· Sl PRut lUihe1an Church, S111urday. Oct. To ? Vtrd & garage satl~ something lor everyone: eltar anca of all llama. cheap, Oct. 1·3. 9a.m· ?, AltO Rooltop AIC F01 Camp11. 3. 8-? 740-448·2811& OCtober 5th, 9 AM Small dog. ralht< be Ptlltd lhan Mon(jay 1iOQ Jaettson P1h1. Mil CIH 7•0·IIi2·1700 IIYtnlnga Thrtt bobltllllltttna . 3·4 wtths Doztr, Endlooder, old. 740-Ha·30Bt. Backhoe, Three ooo1a11 kUoan1, HO·H2· Sight Preparation, 2111. Utility Lln1a, To Good Home; B Puppin , B \'o#ttll:a Old , 3 Malt, 3 Female, Build Roada Mothll to Btaglo, Allor 8 P.M. -Licenoed for Stptlc '. ;.;74;;.0·.::38:::;1;;:;~32:;.3::..--'--~ 1 (740) 3117·0280 60 Loa! tnd Found 0 !llltn "' • Found In 011111)0111 ~~~~ Second CARPET PLUS Fr• & Small Rat Ttrrltr Type YatCI Sa'- Fn &. Sat Turn ·olf AI 2 turn Nth at S.hrun fur"'!u'e MOre brlcli - .. YarCI Sale FriCJty 9 00 t:Jt11dt G.alllpollt Feu)' Pott Office Boys ,..,., goolldolhll, ..IC 80 Auction -and Flea Market Auchon · vanety or new iltmJ UCI'I Thurtd&y 0C10btr 1 thru December 17 ••cepl Thanktgiv · mg Concets10nt. H.at!lord mun•ty 8 u1ldlnQ · Aucllonttr 1 1220. Fred Suawan com· AtCir, P'eart on Auct ion Company, l ull t•me auc!lonell!lr, compltlt auc110n u rv•ee licensed 1 1 66.0hio & Well Vtrg•nia, 304· 773·!785 0• 304·773·!447 Wed emt~llr 1 Auction Stifvlce. Oho 74D-379-2720 Wanted to Buy Galloool•• 90 Ab solute Too Ootlar AU U S. Sll· ver And Gold Colnt , PtOOISIII, 01amondt. Anti(Ju~ Jewelry, Gold Rmg' Pr'3·1910 US Currency. Ster11no. 1:1c ACQUIIIIIOrfl Jtwtfry ~ · M T S Com Snap. 151 Second Avenue, GatllpoluJ 740·448·2842. ~ AMIICJUell , lop p l iCfl paid , Rlvtr• 1ne Ant •<luftll, Pomeroy Ohio. Ru u Moore owne r, ,140 ·992· 2~26 w•tl ..J & 0 w re ~ klll d Auto Pane ' BUy1ng 0 1 fiA ivAQeCI ve,hlc tea 304-773-!>0aJ . want ed To 'Buy Junk Auto's Any COnd itiOn , 740 -448·9853 Want ed To Buy U&ttd Mob1ie Homes cau 740 · .:148 · 017~ . 304· 87 5-~065 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted, AV ON 1 All AIOU 1 Shirley !=ipears. 304·675· !429 ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEED· ED IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU READl FOR WINTER CAlVIt Ptld In Adlllnct. ING? QUDb!NEi 2:00p.m. 'LOCAL FAMILY ... illy OtiOftlllt tel OwnM.Company Friday, 521 Main, Rulllnd , 8amleiO tun. lundly 'PERSONALIZED O>apmch Bpm, New c1lb, pelntlnge. clarinet ' tdllfon··I:OO p.m. 'PAID ErnployoA Health & Lila ShO() VIC, IIIIOnt, CIOihtt. F~dly. Mondly tdlllon tn&u ranr.fil Dental lnouranee . • 10:00 o.m. Sotunlly. "HOME Wenkonds Garogo & ye•d ule· oacoM 'Run OH To ThO SO U1'H And 818 Yard Sale: Friday, Saturday, houat bthlnd L1urtl Cllll church , SOUTHWEST 8: 0·1.00. 181 Amblttlde Drive. 10011. giiiiWI!Jrt and homemade '4011< WOOd litml, Oel 1, 2, 3. Kerr. Aoron Fn>m Poll Offleo. "lnle Madel Fr81Qillllner F!rar Tlmt Garage Salt. 208 Gltn Garage aalt· on• d1y only· CONVENTIONAL& Orivt , Acrou 'From Medical Pia· Thultday, Ocl, I, ~am·Bpm , Rain/ noqulremen1s Age 23, Clasa A lhlne . Btaf!let colltctlblll , COL And Gooa Orlv1no Record . Jl, Frl ·Sal, ~ •I, elo1t'111, t1ounnold, tiC. Let Ctr· Pl ease Call Toll F1ee 1·098·790· Fll, Sal, 3370 SR ,., , Cen1t1111y, ole. Syoocuoo. 7>10-Ha-20115 0008 Nome B1and Kl.dt Clothu, Drtlltt. OlhkOit\, Levi, Carltrl . Huge lntldl tilt· Oct. 1 11 thru ADDITIONAL OWNER OPERA· Gltll 3T ·H, Boyo 9 Mo ·I BMo 3rd , 1·112 mlltt toulh ol Tu~pers TORS NEED EDIMMEDIATELY Plaint on Succeaa Rd :, appro.:. 3 BliDy Sod. loll E'"fVIhlngl 'LOCA l Famt~ Owned Company m1111, lollow llint"Pernona1110d OlaNUCh Frldl! 1012, 8·4, 101• ~ddilon "Up To $1 00 IM1 (Including Plkl, 1 Milo, E<eeptional CIOihlng Large 2 lamlly y110 lilt- SA 7, Accestmrloi·Poy) New I Old, LOngallttgor Bltktll. 7 KIUtna. anorltd co1or1. 30•P ~vtnu•. Qn end mlae made Candlll, Toya, Colin, Hoi HOUitMid 111M&. Adull & Child· rena Clothe& , Home Interior, Much Mort! ltH700. oX-?• Clean Lata · Mudel Cars Or lruc-.s, 1990 Modell Or Newer, Smith 81J1t:k f'MIIt1C. 1900 EUI· ern Avenue Gatflpohb 31d, 8-1 . John LlghiiOOI'I. Noble Summit Rd , Mleklle~rt. fir11 roed 10 ltft pat! Millie's Wat ch lor algns. Clothll , furniture , toyt, getntt, glutware, Hcmt Inter ior, cou ntrv recordt , books, mucn mort. Soml ntw1mo•t llkl new. Four family yard 1al1, Saturday. 111 , 2nd. 3rd . GIVIIWIY 1131 p .oJ F~me hi· fr1 • • "~1 sa· 1oan-~ lo-.,..r,p Big yard 11i1· Selurday, October 8 Ftmlly: ThurtdiY Thru Sundty, Naw Oaramlct, Painted And Un· palnltd lncludtl Chrlelmu: Frld•y. ~-3, 120 811Utnl Drive , as• Glrll 10 Spud Bllce: Good 7ol0-1112·18o42 a. Sll!a?.~ k1n1 pump· Ant•qu ea & cte~n used.turnllure, bu~ ona ptece or com plete nou &ehold, Olby Mort1n , 740· 992·6!t76 Out Gaorgta Creek From Routt 7, Flrtl HoUIO On McCully Road. Lo"GIIb•over DWeal Sllmaon, Alhtnl Computer'Graphlce Dealgrte All Landecaplng Lawrt Servlctl •Commercial •Reefdentlol Owner, Mickle Hollon Chiller, Ohio 740·985·4422 t·.,-~~~~·•"'Oo:d· aol-l,mltc. Big yord 111e. Oclober 1·2. Bob Roy rllldtnco. Racinl, eam-Jpm Chccolott, Pin Caktt, Hoi Dog1 Wtlghl Slr"l, Pomeroy. I Pop, GIUIWI<I, Mile., Old Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES lf.l r.t:t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1f.l ~f.t ~~ \ ,o turt Frames , Sooka, Toys , Air COnditio...,, Ollhtlo, CaiPtf. 3 Fe mil'; 01110f Soil: T~uro, Ftl, R. L. HOLLON PERRY'S TRUCKING CONSTRUCTION ~~~~~~-~~~~~~ ~ A.M.-5,,M, 2 Family: H Thurt. F<l. Holllo_,. H11. Dlt Oorllolcl Adult And CMd- ktll. Gu~ll. 614·742-2138 Tues·Frl 10-6 Sat 10-4 Rt 124 Mlna~villt, OH 740·992-4559 "Ask 3bout our candle Joe Wllaqn (614) 992·4277 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • Relill1 • V01~ty of Gilh Free Estimates Joseph Jacks .. • l•i\l~'fiNG TaKe \h e pain out of pain11ng. and let me _ do rt for you. Interior 13elore 6 p:Ol. I ave· message. J\tler 6 p m. (740) 985 ·4,180. ~roe Estimates •COUNTRY (ANDLI SHOP ,. ·' UNiti\~S - Remodeling ·M & J :. •VIn~l Church Road , Rain Or Shlnt , a Mll81 Out 218, l.ongablrgtr Sa•· •Room Addition• •NIWG.,Igll •EIIctrlcal & Plumbing •Roofing •lnttrlor & Exterior P•lntlng · Al•o ·concrtte Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill ' 992·8215 Pomeroy, Ohio ' • Singer SeWing Machine Dealer • Sewing Cabinets, Sewing ma~hlne repair' • Dry Cleaning Service • Scissor Sharpening • Tuxedo Rental *'Sign·up n9w for quilt classes • 11r -41h, ueo Eall Btlhal rtnl Clothes, FurnltUJI, Wathlng' Qrurlity The Fabric Sho'p ' Clock, Olthtl, worm Clot~lno . Building ilupcloe, Nlcli·Nolll. Etc. Too Much TO iJotf Machlf'lt, HOUHhOICI lltmt , PIC• • 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner· Ronnie Jones ROOFING NEW·REPAIR ' & Construction R_oofing • Repairs · •Coatings •Sidings !00 llai111111 Ollwl, Dl! Htiglobol· hood Rood, Frldoy 1-1. AnUQuo MlllfiU " Howard L. Wrltesel ..' MIIC- ~~c-- 1 - - lodopllod, Curtelnt, 8hltlt, 3'Fomlly: FriOiy Ool. 2nd, 1 Mill 7/22/lln 7 12~~ 554 . Home lnttrlor. Furniture , (Stocl(lteme Onlyl) Sale Ends 10·17·98 Mon.·Sat. 11 :00 A:M .-5:()_0 P.M. Call lor - Closed Wid. & Sun. YQUNG'S · CARPENTER SERVICE 985-4473 I 10% Off Flexible-&.Pratormed Pond Uners - 325, 114 lollt - 1012nd. Ot Riot-e - , llomlfl> · On Friflll' 1ng For e... jlllllli 20% Off Fountains 101111, 2nd, 3rd, 7 Mlltt From Por1M Or I Mltoo F<om CntOIIIre, 25% Off Birdbaths '&/Concrete Planters Doesu '1 Co11 More" 740-448·9416. 1-800·872·5987 ·New Homes ·Garages •Col!lple'te Remode!lng Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 3pm. horu moiOf, uoatng: rno&otl, Cha1n UWI, lable Nw. wHdlalara, gun Clblnt!, wt ldtr, Ktwauk l 4 tMINIM, MotMttlln bik.t, aluminum t'uck boa . llahlnQ rodt & r•e lt, ftlh llnkt wllh otond1. eollociJI>Ie llttt, bird cajftt. Lolt of good wiavRYIIG!!! ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION ! l.amil y yard Ult, Broadway 81tHl, AICinl , 9130 • 1/2 fam1 IVV BrowntU 4vtn ut . 111·2nd, Racine, OH 45771 (5 Pointl) BENNETI'S HEATING & COOLING 1391 Salford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH Middleport & VIcinity 31d, f,gQ A.M -? :1215 Clothing All Slm, Coell. Jtwtlly, ' I 7 40--446-9416 Pomeroy, Lmo Ot Mile, S0mo Holnf lniMIOf, Frtt ltolrol *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Olij'ltal Thermostat *Free Estimates , Bennett Supply Ohio 45769 lor public viewing. Wrltton commtnte ond/or raquut lor en lnlormal ccnler~nce mey bo , lint tot ht OIVIIIon ol Mfnu and Reclemotlon, 1855 Founttfn Squert Co~rl, ' Building H·3, Cofumbut, Ohio 43224· 1387, wlthln 30 do yo ol tht lilt dete ol pubflcollon of lhle notice. (i) 10,17,24 (10) 1 4TC 740·992-2068 . '28 1 month Heat Pumpe AI Low AI '38 1 month tna.- 81~ J•·~ 1-t,~rat aniJQUM , an corn Sat O<;t 2!. 1 q 10 IS Canceled tl Graham 8<tloot llold. Gollil>ollt~ ~. 8111 10,. 12 ' II, L.tdooo SI!Ofo Ill" t ' 10, Mono Cloihoo Slza XL, Joono 31 -30, 40 ·30. Wo-. lloni"G PrtN. No Crtdlt • Stow Credit • Bankruptcy Firllllri-cirltR" Air Conditioners AI Low A• Discount Prices Pom•roy, lacks Ro_ofing · "Ea&y Or•or tire Plrouc Bmrk I '"steps ' f(ll DfTAflS ...,....; 1 1110 CREDI'r 'f!!!!:l!!l. /NfflfJBtf. TtK.;r-F4Sa1 SM.- on Al2 Horlh Yard S:Jit 1 'l Warw 1o:ll Ret Fr1 & Yard Bale & VIcinity ' 10111/1 ""'' Residential & MobUe Home Air Conditioners &Heat Pumps lnwulory" •Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters . *Door/Windows •etectrlc/PiuJillblng Supplies *Fiborgln&s & Wood · - POMEROY, OH. .......,.wv ~..., Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camilla Beckman Lotion Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames Frames • soap • Baby Gifts ··Hartware Hares In Historic Downtown J?om•t9Y 992·7696 614·992·5479 "Huge PubliC Notlct Second 113W. 2ND ST. ... ,_.,. Of """' Galli pol II ·~·----------~ CELLULAR PHONE,S HARTWELL HOUSE · " WARNER INSURANCE JEFF 992-6320· MOBILE HOME ADDENDUM TO PART 1, ITEM G (2) SOUTHERN OHIO COAL , COMPANY-MEIGS MINE , N0.31 LEGAL NOTICE Jouthern Ohio Cool Climpony, M1lgt Mint NO 31, P.O. Box 480. Athlnt, Ohio 45701, hll oubmlned on tdllcent ore• tpplloallon to Coel Mining end RtofamoUon Plormll Number D·0354·5, lo the Ohio Deportment ol Naturel RIIOUFCII, Dlvlolon al Mln11 end Rtcltmo)lon. The propoud cool mining ond reclomelfon operttlon will bt oonducttd In Mellie County, Rulfend Townthlp, Section 38; Molg• County, Stlem Townthlp, Stctlonl 6,13, end 18. The propoud ~ndorground mining ere11 >encompuo11 18 ocr11 end It locotod en lht Wllkuvlllt 7 112 minute u.s. a. s. quodrtnglt mep, In the town'ol Denville ond on tho Rutltnd 7 112 m'fnutt u.s.o.s. quodronglt mep, 1.7 mlln •oulh ol Honnvlllo, Ohio . Tht eppllcttlon propoen to expond the trtl lor lull cotl ex~rectlon mining by Iongweii methode end room end pillar mining. Tho application 11 on 1111 ol the olllct ol Mtlgt County recorder, Melge County Court Hou ... ~ 360° Communications · Call. 70 ' '".....,., reno CI01hi"G. BaD)> 110mo. 0-lt 2t:l:l REGISTER .IIOW'-$5.00 33933 Flstwocdt Rd. ~::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::~ tVtf/Un day a .Happy Birthday To IRA EBLINSyracuae, Ohio October 1 , 1998 :614·992·7643 lll-3fll. t.oo-..oo. our Sllto Ro1111 211 On ~ ikot11kfn. Nlllle """"· W""""' · Mont & Child- "*· ,.... '*'·- ...., '"'""' Ha,loonvllle vlcomty, 740· - 740-992-4427 Room Additions • Rooting COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES E~::~~~:·~ Happy Ad Presents D.J. HERB Live 175 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, OH Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity fate Safe Sat Oct 3 8-N.oon 5(15 PJtnll- AJ• Pt eoonnound, " " - ~. Thursd•J· Friday I Saturdt';'. 7 7 .0. 4222A. ...,.,., • MuHI f•md~ 1 ._. ....,_ - (Sot) Oe1 New Homes· Vinyl Siding New· Garages. Replacem!Jnt Windows. · a. ::;bj'"' --· LM~o OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD -WAfCH BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. _ Limestone J:laullng Mouse & Trailer Situ Land Clearing Grading Septic System & 1 ' ...... "' ""'Alclgo LaO. IIIII! AIOI- . Rowordl 740-251- - Hillin HOWARD " EXCAVATING CO. Business ~~~ ·Services fishing WAYNE'S PLACE __..__..______-1 et2&198 2 mo pd. hunting and Friday & Saturday Night Oct. 2nd & 3rd ' J._:;.,!;:.::.,~~~.::..~--'----;.._..._ No Job too Small Brian Morrison (740) 985-3946 Public Notlct I Septic & Cistern Tanka Sewer Pipe; 3" thru 6", Gae Pipe & Regulatora Open: e:oo-4:30 w..kdayt 9:CJ0.12:00 Saturday . Pr~~~~~~:n·. from N•w• NOTICE Notice It hereby given thtt Courtney NICOll I.UCII, CtH NO. 28200 of 301124 81. Rl. 325, Ltng1vlfle, OH • 45741, hu applied to lht Common Plen Court, Probote Dfvltlon of Mtlgl County, Ohio, lor on order to chengor her nomo to Kourtnay NIColl Vl~re. Slid applfOIIIon will bl hllrd In llld CoU(t, II 1:30 P.M., on,ht 2 dty ol Nov., 1818, et Molgo Probete Court. (10)1 MIDDUPORT Full Residential ' F~doy. Line Of Water Storage Tanks - St. Rt 7 Free Eatlmatn -'91""' . . . . .~ Tuppera Plaine, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock YBI.I,OW FLII vgg IILI I G&W PWTICS AND SUPPLY Comm~rclal and YARD-BAKE SA~E Harrisonville Presbyhterian • Church \ . Saturday, Oct. 3. 1996 9:00AM· 4:00PM Heavy Berber Carpet p(:o~:r::::r~IJK.. ·concrete ·Masonry •General - • 30 Announcement• , 15' Wide· Yard Sale 70 & Vicinity CET THE (C' • . 70 GaUipolla . "From Mfg. sugg. Rctatl nf The Dally Sentinel• Page 9, 10 Lott and Found Over $2,000,000 in Diamonds - Soldl · veha:ul~r homit.:1tlc. Murk I) Schlauder. 26, of Powell. l'OUILI ~ !<~~ nl4!1lCI!d to' Up 10 six. months in jai l 1f <:onvKtcd n\ !he charge, a mi sdemeanor:-cSchlauder was dnv1ng an Emer· pency Medical Service ambulance that collided w1th a car on Ohio 750 near Powell nn Sept I. killing the dri ver. Mae C'owc. Ill , of Columbus. . The State Highway Patrol s:ud a "·rash reco n ~ rru~t10n nnnlysis delermineJ the ambulance was traveling 71 mph on the stretch ol road With n posted 'peed 1111111 of 45 mph _ Delaware County Emergency Medic al Services employee s are re4uired not to e•ceed 10 mph over posied speed limits while Jrmng emergency vehicles with lights and Sirens in operation. said Larry Fisher. director of county emergency s.ervices. Under Ohio law, public:snfe ty •ehtck s nrc allowed 10 travel ra,ter than posted speeds. but the law cauliOns: " This ... does not relieve the dri ver ... from the duty 10 dnvc with due regard for lhe safety of all per· sons and property on the highways ." Schluuder also wus charged wirh failure 10 operare his vehicle with reasonable control and foil~re 10 moin· tum un ussured cleur distance. ·- Diamo·n·d Sale! l Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio .· W.Va .. 5p«d. S30 cow;\Bru..-e Harold J. Wili, ltadne. DLn. $850 la-'1 wuk on the Meigs County Coun T. Shepherd. S.:OIIown; •pud. S30 plqs C05ltl. 30 day• jail >Uipended 10 of Judge Patrick H. O'Britn. plu• CO!<t,; TerrY L. Pittman Jr., New 10 day•. one year OL ~•pen•ioo, 90-Fined were: Donald R. Nicholt. Mar•htield, >oe:al bell, SI j plu.cOt<ts; day vehide immobilimion. one year Pomeroy. ;eat bell, S25 plus COIIItl: Karla Wither"JllOOI. Shade, Ileal belt, probation; driving under ti115pen•ion. "-"ur~d dear distance. S20 plusCI:"b; S2S piUJ cosu: Shawn M. Engle, Cot- CO!itll, 30 daydail iu~ptnded to 10 ;eat belt. $25 plu., cosL•: J""'ph 'W_ lageville. W.Va., failul'e to conttol. day' concurrent with DUI, one.year Gray. Racine , 'petd, $30 plus c~: S20 , COJtl<; A. Homing. probation; Tory 0. Swanz. Middle>tat O'Dell. speed. S30 plus feilure. cost<. one year probation: j.UI •u~pended. yean pro· co'L': Reginald L Robii!Sun. At hen•. George W. Pierce. Pomeroy, driving balion: Scott A. Williams. Rutland. 'peed. 5311 pi~' CO!>ts: >oe:at bell, 525 · un~er the inOuence. SS.SO plus cost•. left of center, S20 plus CO!<IS; Marven plu' cU\1\; Paul E. Busch, Colum\111<.' 10 days jail suspended td three days. · Cremean~. Oak Hill, pa.sing bad 'peed. ~5 plu <ccl\Js; Mark A. Fulks. 90-day opcr:liOf'slicense •uspension. checks, S2S suspended, com. re<tiProctorv ifk. invalid permits.. $20 jail and SSSO su.<pended upon com· IUlion: Trenton Qualls. Middlepon. plu< cost\; e•p1red registration. S20 pletion of rtsidentialtreatmenl pro- contributing 10 1he delinquency of a plu> co"': Thomas L McGary, gram ~ minor. $200 plus costs. 10 days jail Dav 1wille. W Va., f~olure to control, Ronaly A. Keyes. Racine, DUI. suspended, two yeat~~ probalion; Lo:"" S20 plu' CCJ<I\: Theodore L l.e<cody, Sl.fXIO plus costs, one year OL sus- A. Counts, Middleport, no OL.'S IIX) Che-~erh1ll, 'peed, $30 plus com : pen•ion, six months jail suspended 10 plus costs. three days juil suspended. Ft>na K. Smnb. Middleport. ~at belt. 3ildays, two yean probation; Edwafll one year probation: S2p plu• co't'; Di\klle, _P01Jle10y, pa.~sing bad checks, DavidS. Wolfe. Ponland, driving D. Lee Richard < Jr .. Racine. $25 plus cost~. reslitulion; Pamela under •u•pension."S ISO plus cosi.•. 'peed. $30 plu' CO\l,, JU\h M. Ruark. Rifne. Racine, pa..sing bud checks. five day• jail and S7S suspended if We<iemlle. o,rat belt. S25 plus co•t': S25 plw; t~m.~. restitution; Matthew 'valid OL pr~sented within 60 day<. Dav id R E•t~ph . Haydenville. 'peed. A. Athey. New Haven.' W.Va .. open one year probation: seal belt, S2S plus S~O plus co,~>: John 1_'. Hmkel. container. S~ plus cost~: Robert A. costs; liclilious t'ags. costs; Michael Cheshire. •cat belt. S25 plus costs: Bell. Columbus. OUI. S8j0 plus Dellavalle. Rutland. di110rderly conDavid M. Chr-isman. Carroll. speed. costs, Ill days jail suspended 1o thru duct after warning. $75 pluk CO!<ls. $30 plu' costs. Csaba Leranlh. days. 90-day OL suspension. one ·• one year probation. 10 days jail'susWallinglord. Conn , speed. S30 plu• year probation, jail and SSSO sus- ' pended to two days; two counts dis""1'- Larr} A H1ne,, Guywdle, -ponded upon completion of residen- orderly. SSO plus costs on each; >oe:at speed. $.10 plu< co<ts: Stu an L. tial treatment program: l'ailure to con· belt. $15 plus costs; Belly P. CaldBimml><:rg. Omnge Park. Flq_, ~peed. trol. $30 plu• costs: Tina M. Slater, well. Middlepon. seat belt. S2S plus ~111 plu' co'!\: Ange la D. Hamilton . Middleport, failure to control. $20 costs: Charles E. McGr-~1~. Rutland. Sardrn1a. ' peed. \30 plus cost,s. Dana plus cus1s; do .orderly conduct. S I00 plus cosls. H. Millmm. Glou,ter, speed, $30 plus The following ca.e• were letlled ~ • ~ettled -- --County Coui1 cases Thursday, October 1,1998 Thursday, October 1, 1$98 Middleport, Ohio 3>d lrom 900·1 00. Ocl 111 & 2nd , 8·' · Oldl Ol&htl, Fill I W1nltr CIOif'llng, Flower Planters. Books, Fttcords, Traad· mill & Mise 205 Fourlh ~nut . 782 H~h SltHI, MlddlfPOtl. 1012. 3, 10 ·l>l•k. Houoo On R<Qht 325 North Acrou From Vinton 2 Famll~ Yard Sale Fr ldav Oct 2 4 112 miltS oul Redmond Aid!)& Pt. Pleulnt · . & VIcinity PI" Lo1S Good~ol -()clolltl 111. 2nd, 310, 126 WOOd.' on r)Uhl amllf Roaa In Bidwell, Some1h1ng Union Campgrou nd Cot . 41:M & Fo• Evttyan~l S Family Yard Salt 1-mne past :1111. iiO? Oclobor 111, 2nd, 3•d. v:f e~'e5 State ROult 141 , t• Mllta From 3 Family Vard ·SIIt In C!llton . WV. Thurs. Fri. & Sat . If rain wi ll bt 11 Mason Co Flu Markel GalllpOIIa). 11om . ~ , Oelobll 2nd. 3rd. ~A . M. •I PM . Found On Whitt Road: Malt 33!1 Gooron Creek, No E1111 Community Stle·Gunvllle Ridge Chow Ml> Oog, Pilato Call AlflSo illI Oel 2 ! 3. 8tm·5pm 5 Ill! miles timo, 740-<M&-8713. long , u t'IOuaes. 31 11 m111U OeiOI>Or 2nd, 31<1. Ftl, Sot ~ A.M. From Point Pltaaanl Rl 2 Norlh Found: a month old black leb -? 278 Grttn TtHICt Trailer ~,: ,:.111 IOWan! Doroln, 1•0· Court, 8lby Thlnga. Eltctronlca. to At. 87 . Go 6 mllu. Follow Slgntl Dog, 7•o.m-!e58. Houathold, ltno11 Ch ln,l lots · 'Homo WookendL 'Ru n From OH To Th o Sotnh An d Southwest 'PermltM Prov•ded At No Charge 'TOll& Pold ~ 'Ftml Curd AVJ1Intlle Aequtre men1s Aou 23. Claas A COL And GOOd D11vlng Aaco rd. Pla ase Cnll Toll rr ee 1·888 ·790· 0008. Ask For Garn el COmputer Uu 1s Needfl!d. Work Own Hrs $20K ·$75K /Yr I ·800· • 349 · 7 I 66 E.:l 1173 www nmp,lnc .com CO!imt tologlst wanft d, Full & Part ·Timo. Hourly Versus Com· min io n, P~t ld Vacnt1ons Other BeM! 11s Ollerod. Fnn 1 as11 ~ Sam's 740·446- 726 Elder ly verll lamun born and reared 1n Pomero y a velernn of WWII And nw Colo Wnr, uesld· ed Hi Italy lor 1I yonrs belorf! aM alter w1.1r), 15 n roll rod professor a!rtu 35 years I&FICillnQ 1.1 11 small up slnto New ¥one collegA , 1s soehmg md•v1dvat n~:~ housekeep· er and reS 1d ~:~nf 1n h1s home. N8Aded la,.t cornpnny, prepar1ng dsll y breoklnst (Oiher meAlS will be ordered 1111 , ~ftep occup1 ed qua• ters ol houso cruan, AM peu od 1c lnumlry ol clolhln{l tiM M11 linen No .!lrnok1ng w111 be rM'Irmfned tn 1110 hOlM GonllfHt1en \s .n good h&llllh. but oye!'.1gt1! 1<: 1mp~116d by age and e~1111 cuut 1nn 1s {eqUired wh en wal11m g ~~~~If~ mechaniCal wntkel) Wages tO tltt diSCussed 111 Vultu ans H ospl l t~l or rn his residence Flat ott eiUGIIOnlcs 'co mpulot s10re see~s an oxpi.llltlllrft'cl pttrson lor solesJmMAger po!;lhOn Send rt· sumo c/O Tho Onlly SAn!IMI, PO BOlli 729·71 . Pome•oy, OH 45769 SEEt< IN G LP N'S E~~:ceflen l op : Ponumly to 101n tne long t&rm het'lllh Cftrfl l1flld SeekmQ LPN' S !or rol at1ng shills lntArmediBie ClU e IACifll)' WA!U V1rgln18 II• cense lfH1U iff'l1 Pomt Pleasant Nura mg &. nfiiHit">lhm t• on Cenrer. Sial& tl nutfl i3J Rth118 1. Bo~ 326, POll\! P!MSM l WV .. 5S50 A Genos1S ClrHH(:llrtt lllCihty EOE One l=liii·Ttmn flfHJIStrHOCI Nurse Pos1t1on AVAit Oblfl In Calf Hill C(')mmun1ty M~dfl:al Center' s Emergency OeiW fmsnt Ohlo ll · tAnsure RAIJllllfHi Cnnchctare Will Ulllll" N vrl:ilf\\:J Prorttss While, PtQvtd•nQ CollA, 011tlf11Guld& Pa· h&nt r IH\\ ty hldt hlng , .Atld FuntMn W1tn1n S<Jpft 01 D&· partnmntil l l ~fl OI'ht!lo ns II lntorested , Plea~e Senct Resume To Oak H1ll Commul'llly Medica\ Ctn· 11r. Allen11 on BrendA Mel<tnzlt , :150 Chartoue Avanu& Oak Hill , G•r•a• Slit· & Milts out Jtr rys Found: Bllcli Chow Ml> Pup, Fell Morel Our 01 Plck·Up Truck. 8t1w11n Oetolltr ano. 3r0, Roult 7 Addl· hun Ad. A.pplt Gr"ove. Oct 181 Polltr And Bidwell, ROull 554, ton. Chlldrtnl Clothing & Name llvu :1111. t-7 1~m.tsr.!. Blind Toyl. ExcolltN Condtllonl Htnderton, WY. Commun i !~ OH 4!>656 Fouo\d: Money At Aldh 304-675· P111l & lllllllnt Yatd Solo . I llll<l Sale Oct. 2nd & 3rd. 111m. hi EOE 1 Muiii .Fom llv. 8olh dayo . Flu N71. Mllll 50<1111 01 Gllllpollll On Ro- Maoktl OPEN both days. Aucllon FOUND.Atukln Mtlamult on utt 1. OCIObtt 111, 2nd, 3td. ~ sat. :sro. l.l7pm., ll AUCl lon Ctn· •-wANt ro Ftlrk 1n OJHHKIOt KinO Sla Wllllt>td C...,..lol *- · · log)'llro 30467;~151 Jin HM Rd. 304-87&-11121. • to r « �• • October 1, 1998 Page10 • The Dally Sefrilnel Ohio The Dally Sentinel• Page 11 r NE~ BRIDGE PHILLIP ALDER Crosaword Puzzle ........ 111 . . . . . . leildn lleouaw• • CuN • 1111 ... ' 10 4Z ...., 12Tite 4111opc -~gltool ' 411 II J ull polt11 141,oggoro.._ • wac ~•d 15 Clllilp11 11aet I lltlllo: 1 - - - pnl • • an 411 AIIMJ!;:,"' E-01- Hokd<HW - d For But)' New Salon BI~Wfltt 74().4t1-tteo 017'3-25&4336 320 Mobile Holt• lor Sale - ·heal-· ~- ..... 2 2 c.af prap on I acrt in letlr1, WV. - NEW lANK fiiPOS CIHLYJ LE1'1" ·3518 Pld·Up ApplicatiOn AI 782 Sfs:· ond Avtnue, Galltpolil, 0H Monday Thru Friday F10m 8 ·5 P.U. Molgt COUnty Can 7.00.992-7IICO, HtiUI'I Ma!'lgtmtnl Nl.lfll~ -tr.:EOE. Hou.. keeplf "Livt In • for Practiaang Columbus Attorney General Houtel'lold Outlet Plut Bome Care. some Orlvlng Room. BOom end Salory 614-267 5364 . lltr DR 7~1822 Nttd good hontli. dependabtl perton 28·30 hourt per wttk. Whlta Glove Cleaning, 7-C0-742· 2679 RovontwoodVIIflge Full·llme LPN potltlona avallallle lor 11·7Jhtft, PT LPN potillons avartable lor all thHtt, good ben· , ,fill Plta.H contact Dontttt Du- gan JCU-27:).9385 or 1101> t>v RovontwoodVIIIIIO New wage increa11 CNA't 15 50 entr-y, 1hlft differential 15(3· 11 shift) 25 (11 ·7thllt) plua eHtn· dance bonus FuU-tlrne potllionl available .tPteau contac11 Do· nttte Dugan 304·273·9385 or 1\0p bv Wanltd Penonal Care Aides, No E•perlance Necetsar)' Will Train Call Medl Private CarfJ, AI 740-441-1877 140 Bualneu Training Southeaatern Bualne11 College, Spring Valley Plaza 740-446· 4367, 1·800·214·0452. Accredit· ed Member. ACICS Reg 190·05· 1mB 180 Wantlld1'o Do Raa~ty, :JCM.t1!.3MO 11'31. or 304-675· 3br, tivlng room, lamUy room t ba~"'~,·~~~:~: _., car1011 ' rool. WindOWI , t8m1ty' l)(ivacy tenced grou'nd pool, move In cond 30o4-e75-1124 t1ouN aM lando- LMa/t 7.1).441-1538 Wanted To Buy Uaed Plano In Playabla Cdndltlon Call Greg Canor. 7•1).245- ~ 350' river frontJgt , 5 rooms, 2 11ory, electric only TPC avallabfl, nttds TLC. gooo tlatr· upper lor handyman . 7<0·949· -4000~ Newly ~emodled COuntry Homt OUert quttl country living on a prlvat• 2 t/2 acre 101 wltfl tocat 1el'lool1 and dOwntown sl'lopplng tees than 10 mlnutafJ away Feml ly ptaaatng amenltln lncc:ludtn g ntw kitchen , Hardwood noora, 2 llreptactt. lamlly/homt offiet space 3·4 bedroom•. 2 112 batl'ls, many tKtrasr U8,000 oo call 740·••8·9702 or 740·4•6· 4!14 Price reduced, will contleltr Hli· (ng on land contract· 3 bedroom apNt levtt: new 3 car garage, naw hill pump and 111, new carpet throughout very nice home, 740- 742·4000 Sandl'llll Rd 3br brtek ranch. 2 car garagt, 1 2 acrtt S127.eoo 30-1-675-8919 for Sale S500 Down' ~n any 14x70 In atock, II mittel number. fret dell\1· OfY Ca\11-800-891-8777 383·11882 t 21.50 trailer can be UHd for ol· flclf trajlar, $3,000 wirhOut elr con· dlfioner, $4 ooo with, 740-9 49· 2217 12K85~o,b l le do S2.SOO Home With Expan 740·2M-11134 14 >70 38A. $999 Down & ONLY lrog 1·888-926·3428 12x58. aoklng $2300. 740·843· 1 REAL ESTATE ~1 0 Homes lor Sale .,., Li!llt Country In ToiMil"· Price riduced large rettored VIctorian hOmt &lluattd on 12 ICIII VII· lage ol Middleport Secluded and privata close to schools ancJ churches Privati' bnck circu la r drtve. DtiCk pt~IIO. modern ldtchan. tamlty toom wfflreptace, 9·4 bed· room• two bema. ~rgo """"'' LRI DR . l•rgt toyer, tour original atalned' glass window& 30 minutes !rom Athens 15·20 minutes trom Gattlpolla For •P· poinunent, cal 74Q-992-569e 2 Bedroom Hoult And 2 Aparl· ments, Both Renttd. 13 Pint Str111 GtlllpoUI Call 740·446· om Or 7<0·594·30ll 2 Stdrooma, 1 Batl\, L R • 0 R , KitChen uumy Room . Anacntd Gar1111 toe Klf"'ton Ortve Galli· QOIII, Cell 7.C0·446·lt88 Or 740· -15-40 For Ajlpolntmont &yr. ·2·3 bedrooms. toft, tongutl groo-.., pellet stovt APICA. ap· pttencts. 01 ,.~ sp~ , •ere. Bull· ~~~~ P.t 1<0.367-o286 440 Apartments for Rent French CHy Maytog. 740 -448· CIOOD USED APPi.IANCEI Wathlrt, drylts, refrlgeratort, '""~~"' Skoggs Applta,..•. 76 Vine Strttt, Catf 7o40-«6·7398, 1-888-8111-41121 King 11zt box sprlngx and mat· """ axcolltn1 coodlllon. 12M: new 11.12 rug, SUO; 7-'0·112· All Utltltres Already There, Centenary Area, Green School, 740· 1973 Holly Park 2br t-bath' new refrigerator & sto11e , wul'l" & dryer completely remodeled, nice size tot, fenced In back yard in Galllpolla Ferry 304·675·4679 or304·675-1660atltr5pm 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms, 1 ath, Vary Nice AJC, Call After 8 M 740·44 1-()221 1996 14Ft x12 Fl., 2 Bedrooms, Total Ettctrlc, laland Kltcnen. Oak Cabtnall, Master Bath Heat Pump 74()..245·9834 Vlndale 70 ~u Wit A Expando 2 Br, 20' Ll'f'lng Room Laroe Mas· ~;n~~d ~;~~~:a~y0T~n~~~:',n?;, 740-446·1·09 2To 6 P.M ABANDONED HOUE 3BA Assume Loan Low Monthly Payment~ Flnlnelng AWIUibtl 304-755-5566 Bu)' In Sept No Paymant Until 1999 C.H 1-800-948-5678· 2ex8o 3BR. ' 112 both s~~:·~~~ at ONLY S3~ iSi Many a\llltable 1·888 ·928 ' Large selection or used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick delivery Call 740 ·385· 9621 Mobile Home & 314 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14t70 3 Bed· rooms, 2' Baths Located S R 218 Days ' 740·446-.3278 Evenings 740-~3099 NEW 14kll0 )BR CILAMOUR BATH S199 Month Only AI OAICWOOO HOMES NITRO,WV. 304-755-5185 New 19!f8 14l70 three bedroom, lncludes e months FREE lot ,.nt (ncludu skirting deluu ateps and settJp Only $187 08 ptr montn with $1075 down Calli· 800-6:17-3238 New t 998 3 Bedroom , 2 blll'l SG98/0own $189 PI'' month In· etudes 0111\ltry & Stt·UP Can 1· 100-948·5678 1 New t Ot9 32•40 Norrla Special Order, Ntwr Lived tn, Mutt Still Buyer Lost Opllon On Property Once tn A Llrttrm• Savlngslt· 800 25t -S070 Goods 1300 Call Ahor 4 PM 740·4<6· 87811 1bf turnlahed apt In New Havtn. depoalt & relerencat 304·882· 2566 Meigs Co. We 've Got The County Co.,.er.-1;'1 Jusl 011 SR 7 AbOve Cheater. Ketbaugh Rd , 5 Acre LOll $14 000 Ea NE Melgl Co .• Oyetvllle Very Remota t 1 + Acru StO 500 Rutland, Whltll Hill Rd, Just Ott New Lima, te ACIII $14 ,000 Or 9 ACrtl $12,000 Oanvlllt Srlar Ridge"' Oort Ads • 7 Acres With Nice Pond $12 000 Or 8 Acr11 113 .000 Or On SR 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acres SI 8 000, City Water Many LI~Jing And Hunting PosaJbllltlesl 011111 Co : GalllllOiia, Neighbor· flood Rd , Nice tO Acre Building Slle 119,000 Or 22 Acres Wit~ Pond $21,500 Cash' Price Friend!~ Ridge. 8 5 A.cres S7,500, Public Water Back On The Mar· ket 1o Acru. Teena Aun Rd. $12.000 Call For Free Maps T o.,..nar Fl· nanclng Info. Take 10°1. Oft listed Prices On Caah Prices! Lol Jn Venice Florida $12,500, Or Tracfe" For Et~ual Value, 7.. 0·446"' 8896 scenrc Valley at Apple Grove WV Building loll, single wtdea eccep~ad , public water, 20 mlnules from new Bullato 8Jidge on Jerry'& Run Ad Clyde Bowen Buy or sell. Rlvarlne Anllquts, Moore owner 2 bedroom downatan epartmenl, 1250 par month pluo uHihy & doposit, Third St, Ffaclna, ~. 1•0· 2•7·•292 2bdrm . aptt , total alectrlc. ap· pnanctl furnlthed, laundry room facttltlel, R_lose to 1ohoot In town. Applications available at· VIllage Green Apts 149 or call 740;992· 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Big apartmtnt, 3 bedrooms. bath & hall. Watflerfdryer outlet, no pets, 1320 per month, $100 dt· potM, 740·887·3083 after Spm For Leue Downtown Apartment, New Apcllancea, New Furnace, M; 7.00·\1811·7174 . Furriiahed • Rooms & Bath Com· plettly Redtcorated, Clean, New Carpet, No Pett Or Smoking, Rtf· erenct f Oepoall ReQuired, 740· 1 Bedroom House Across From Campus $3001Mo , Deposit Rt· qulred, 740.441·1005. 2 Bedroom House $350/Mo, Deposil No Pet& 740·446·43f3. 740· 446~879 3br tuu Daument, garaQe, patio large yard, pay own utlf1lies S450imo S2SO·depoan. 304 675· . ... Ground lloor apartment In Quiet surroundings located three miles !rom tl'le Ravenswood Ritchie Brldga In Ohio Compteltly lur· nlshtd with wasl'ler, dr'jtr, dl&h· wa&l'ltr and targt~llcntn with all appliances Nice battl with larg t shower, large master bedroom · with a working fireplace Ll\llng area has lots ol room DlniMg area could be a second small bed· room At $490 a month with utili· ties inct~ad A deposit ol $400 Is requ ired For more lnlormal1on call 740·843·5343 and laave a massage Ground ltoor apt 2br w/d hook up retertnce& & deposit. no pets 304-675-5182 4 Room House 52 Oll11e Street 740·446·39115 Modern 2 Bedroom Apartment 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM New Apartment 1 Bedroom In Rio Grande , All Utilities Paid Soma Walking Distance To Cam· Pus, Askjng $3801Mo. 740 245· 5100 v 740 446-0390 14,000 Local Gov'l & Ba nk Rapos Call 1·800-522 2730 X 1709 \ EcOnomical & nice 2br, dtllOS it reQUired. no pel$ 304-675-5162 ~ ~~~n=g~b~ffo~~~o d~~;.~6~ 2972 House Aliallablt 1011 /9 8 714 Th1rd A\'e nue Galllpous , $37 51 Mo . 1 Month s Oepos!l Plus Lease Req1.1lred . 74().446-2308 Three bedroom !'louse In Middle· port available October tOttl 740· . 420 Mobile Homea . lor Rent 2 & ~ bedroQ.m mobile homes air condllioned. $260 S300 sewer, water aM uasn Included, 740· 992·2167 2 Bedroom Mobile ..Home, No Pets S225/Mo • lncludll Water, $1'00 Depos it, Relerence Re quired 740 446-3617 2 tleelroom tra1ltr on Condor. $250 per montt., $tOO depos1t, no pets lostda 740 667·3083 alter 5pm a 2BR T\'tHtr Reltrencu Ot · posit, Locust ~oad Point Pleat· ant on R\9hl 30'-675·1076 2br 1· 112 bath , total electric , t•x65, no pet• rtftrtnct re· Qulrtd Sandhill Rd 304·675· 3834 For rant to single or couple In Gallipolis Ferry, WV 304-675· '(175 MObile Home For Rtntl 14FT X 70FT j Btdrma. 2 llllhl. Depoall And Aefretrcn Required 74.0· 367-0121 Two bedroom ~oblla home In country retarences and deposit, trash , water sewtr Included In upt- Furnaoa, Heat Pumpe, & Air Conditioning Free Ettlmattsl II vou Doq"1 Call Us. Wt Bo1h Lotti 7ol0--830$, HIOQ.29HI088 1998 Cub Cadtl riding mower 1!hp 11 ,100 304-695·3013. 2 Rod<tr Rtc:IIMI1 (Biue). QuHn Hltlt·a•way SOla (Floral). 13" Col· Sofa. Lovtteat, Wooden M1pte Table , 4 cnaira. Ltat Woodin I QUitting framaa. Good CoNooon: 740-4<5-11<32. 740-4<5-921)9 AI Tht Char~tton CMc Coo~r Wot:lhtfdly, O<:tobtr 21 . 1986 ai730PM S90 Par nctcol OR II You Talco All 3Tld<olt ·· · S75 PtlrTid<ot CASH OHLY! 1ST ON! WITH THE CABH GETS TICKET81 Now Taking Appllcallons For El dertv & Disabled, Equal Housing 486·1BM LapTop Computer 20· Like New Bund)' Alto Sa1.aphone, 7902 Approximallty 1,000 Plectt Roof· tng Slate Most Good Condition. . PLEASANT VALLEY APARTloiEHTI Art now taking applications for 28Ft 38R & 4BR Applications Ire taken Monday-Friday trom 9· 4 Oll!ca l:s located at 1~ ~ 1 Ever· green Drive Point Pteaunt, WV 3~ HP. AU SlzH Pf • WO And.2 WD Farm Tractort, Hay Equipment. JOhn Dtoro Sklcl SIMr Loadorl Cho<* Wlttt Ut About Financing On Lawn Tractors And low Rate Flnanclng On New And Used Equipment CarmJctlaeh Fatm & Lowft Gallipolis. OH 7•0·••8· 2A1~ I -100--1111 630 ~ LIYettock Her•ford Crota, 740-245-5084 Walk, 7-40-448-75'Sl. FMder Pigs Or Butchering Hoga & FrHzer 8Hf 1o< Salol 7•0.388· Wa1trllno Sptelal 314 200 PSI S21 ·f5 Por 100. 1' 200 PSI 550 Building Suppllee Block, briCk, uwer plpll, wind· ows, lintels etc Claude Winters, Rio Grande. OH Call 740·2•5' 5121 UpTo4PM Salu 740·592·2322. 3S31 Tral1 Horaea For Sate t/2 Ouar· tar Horte, 112 Morgan Mare 10 Yeara Old, • Arabian Morsea 1 Tenntsaee Walking Morse, Call Antr 5 PM 7o41).388 8368 540 Hay lc Grain Laat Year• Hay 65 Big ~oils, $& 00 Eacl'l , You Must Load & Moval Clark Chapel Aoed, Bid· Willi 1·937·233-2963 Round baltf of mh<Od hoy BOO lb. blllf. S12 each. 7•0·742·7405 Clays or 7411·742-2086 mnlnga. For Bolt 740-2•11-5622 TRANSPOIHATlON Pita for Sale A Groom Shop ·Pet GroorrHng Featuring Hydro Bath Don Shttta 373 Georg11 Cr11k Rd. 71 o Auto• lor Sale Bundy B·Fiat Clarinet, Bundy It E· Ftal Suopl'lont Gamlntlardt Flute variety 01 Current And Re· llred Ty Btanlt Babies , And A Smlln And Corona Word Procts· sor, All In Mint Condition! 740· 245·5443 Sunk Bot:l! $225. Lilt Chair $300. Musical Instruments got~ble. 740·992·1~7 Clarinet $50 740·,...&-8896 Kimball conaote plj'lno, very nlct condiUon rtctntly tuned, $9!50 call 740·949-2861 Ml•lng Board Studio Master Dla· mond, 24 Cl'lanntl w/Cast S850 ~ - 57H033 Se lmer trumpet $250, 740·24!S- 9880 •.a·7283 Automatic Tran1mtsslon . saoo 1971 Lincoln Contlntnllt 2 Doors V·8, Automatic Tranamlaslon 740·2·5-5229 1985 Ch"Y Clltbrlly Slallon Wagon AT /PS. 4 Cytlndtr, 5900, FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 675-71 1~ Can be seen a.t 428 Cypftll Ct Point Plea&ant 1988 Bonnavllla LE, maroon 4dr, AeW tires & brake&, good coM $3.200 304·875·5792 alter 15!>m 1988 Chrylltr LeBaron, Original Owner, With ~ood Maintenance Record, Asking $750, 740·441 · • Agco-AIIIo Sptelol Tractor 8&70 .63 ,. PTO H P 4 wheel drive world tamousalr· cooled diesel engine. Goodyear Radial llrtt all 4 whtellt tndt· pandont ~40 tnd 1000 PTO. Hy· ' Furnished R)»m• 7o41).441·569tl. 7o41).44 1-5, 67 sharp.$3.150 Mobile homt 1111 available bttt· we•n Athens and Pomeroy, call 7«1-385 .:167 ll(l'lt specs .s above $18,500. 1.3930 >45hp 2wd 81C2 trana, 1 \lalve, 230hra $14,900 Keer.r·s Prlmeatarlnttallatlon, only St~lct Center St Rt 87 Point ·S25 99 per mor'!th, fftt bonus, Pltaoant & Rlptoy Rd, 304·895· 011\c~ Ooak 1 Filing s•t fi00.263·26'1Q, • 367. < • ~ ~ Of COlli'"-'£ NOT. 1 I floW', I /'.DIN !I".£ ME. 1'0 r-'1\X.I\ 1\') YOU "Dt<\li:£ ME. I '1'00 ~ N WOT.f.Aff~: W~NE.:,~ ('{lltolf:l\l ( ' . 1. EX5 $900. 740, ' ~ Cf\IU, !'D L!l'£ '100 TO~~-~ /t:;:::=._,H..:;.'1-'DW ~ l ~~ ~ I I. BIG NATE t989 Mustang Looka & Runs Good $1.150. 740-4<5-7,09· 1990 Corsica 6 Cyllncer. Au· lomatic, Air Power Drive, Wind· ows 740-446·1035 1990 DOdge Daytona, Automltlc. 2 Doort, Hatctlback, Sunroof, AMIFM Casttl1e. Air. 92 000 Milts $2.800. 7.00.367.()887 720 Trucks for Sale "89 Ford Ranger XLT E•llndod Cob. 5 lpaot:l. v.e. ••· crulsa. un. e•Cellenl condition. no..,.-rust, 12.000 milts. S•)OO. 1•o·g,g. 2~ 50 Cl'o"N I HAVE THE 11.E5T OF TtiE $4200. 740·949·2203 or 7.00.949 5~ME5TER 2045, will consider trade lor.• good pontoon boat OFF? )"raoler 12.300 304-815-1080 I Auto Plrts 1c Accaasorlaa II Po•-- ed. Ntw Co\t&tiOn! $250. 79 400 PEANUTS · I • SAW 'fOOR Eut I t Pau 3• Paaa Z5 81Hor'o ll'flton- 'n Wllltout tat 21P-olllro Pus zeau.y31 Scrip 3311potok 40·-·· lrdtltlnctly 36AboYe(JioeLI block 41DI~ 42 FuluNbb. 43 Young Mwk 44 Actor Aton 411 - .. of Latvl8 47TitoCOMII 48 Roman rood 50 Chlmlell ondlng 52 Conelimlt 53 Doc:tm.r unll CELEBRITY CIPHER c.llbrlly C~Phef Cl E.m =amt GNU u0 "0 T J H J E YUJ UOJ by Luis Campos 1n . . C~pNr tWldl ror anotn.r roay, • hii!-D,._;;-.-'- OTPUODTL OJ GNU TI-lE VET !-lEitE .. Ieeman;. Jetten of 0 four ICrambied word• I ROCEV ~~~~(RMBLE ' l I . , Big Rlwtf Painting , Painting lntanor & Exllrlor, No Job Too Big Ot Smofl\ 7<11).446·0670 • General Home Main · tenance· Painting , vinyl lldlllg, carpentry, dQors, windows. balhs, mobllt hOme """" and more F« frte estimate call Chet, 740-89.2. ' 11323. Prottnlonal 2()yfl uparianct . wltl'l all masontry, brick , block & stone At so room addillona, garages, tic Free estlmattl 3()4.. • • n:l-9550 B40 l men I~ ' I 1. Electrical and , · • Refrigeration • Rtaidtntlal or comme~t wklng r.ew ltMce or repairs Master ll· censed tlactrlclan. Aidenout Etoctrlcal. WV000306 . 30H75· 1786 • WOlD tAM I bJ. I FOR r rt I' I' -I' I -1 I I I I I I I I 5 1 The trouble w1th trouble 1s thai it is usually STARTS as FUN. - -Homa - - -1· 810 n95 OTIIKDNJ. thl 1 • r:i~JR~Y~ 8i~~~m 1 • Appliance Partt And Servk:t All Name BraMs OVIr .25 Years Ell· perlenct All Wbrk Guaranteed, French Cltv Maytag 740· 448 : U 0 0 T CRI L 0 F 30H7~ > 8fS Waterproofing OOLOJN low to form four limple words , .46·0670. 1 800·287·0576 ROll· TJBJN _..:..:=:.::~:-:.::L~:..•'...:S:::.....;::©,~~c~t~PO~y.~s~ 1994 2211 Dutchman campe'rf W~T£RPROOFING and p!'Hinl SCfiAM.LETS ANSWEitS Strate- Entry· Truck- Fossil· STARTS es FUN l UneondiUonal Uletlme guarantee Local reterence1 lurnlshad Es tabllst.td 1975 Call 24 Hrs ( 7~0 ) EGT E Q' T 1 steeps·&, oven lurnact, Ml water htat4(r. trldg 'Nifreezer roor air $2,800 1981 Nomad lllr·contatntd. 740· lmprovamanta BASEMENT 0 0 T X J .,. ~ u le love .00 dellance of despair - Abraham Joshua Hesche! ., Camper• lc Motor Homaa S ERVICES 1111 crured 1rom quobllona Dwo lamcM people put NOWKO FGWXM JZJNRMT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A rehpious man tS a person wltose greatest strength • I-IE'5 5TILL LEE~ MOM · NAME INSIDE '(OUR COLLAR .. M'( MOM I~ • New gas tanks I bOdy parts. D & R Auto, Ripley, WV. 304 ·372· Nortb 23Hoeloryhuo 24 Egolletlc ' t Rat~ Budget Priced Traqsmlulons and Engines, All Types. Aceaas' To Over 10.000 TranamisaiOI"'S. 3581 - 22 -~~ • Pontiac motor, fully rebuilt, $300, small block Mopar aluminum In take and valve covtrl , only $60, 790 36N......,o- 21-hltll Ah! some love Paris, and some Purdue. I Bul ( somelhing) is an =her with a low I.Q, I A bold. bad bowman, and innocent of ptly. I So l"m tn love, with New York Ctly Whalts the "somi!lhing"? We have been looktng at The Tar· get. the number of incks ~he defend· er.; need to defeat the contract YeJ not only must they have the target in sight, but they must also know how to hi11he bull"s eye. ' Today, you are East. Agamsllhree no-lrump. your partner leads lhe club queen How would you defend? Nonh is a trick strong for hss three-diamond rebid, bul what else ts 'better? ThiS deal bears some similarily 10 Monday"s If East wins with the club ace and returns a club. he knows Soulh can cash 10 1ricks: two heans, seven djamonds (even tf Soulh is void') and one club. If 1hey are 10 defeat the contract, the defenders must cash four spade lrtcks now. The lead mosl ltkely lo succeed (McGmley's nol the 'Only poet around here t1 "lhe spade I 0 or queen With this layout. you nel four spade tricks ani,! ktll lhe conlracl Swuchtng to a low spade altr~ck two IS no good because declarer jusl"plays low from hand h is beuer to lead the spade two only when West has speciftcally the oce·ktng-Jack of spades alone and thinks of winning the first spade with the ktng. notlhe '134 389 Pontiac motor, $300, HP~ Block, 4x1 2 gullar cablntt, load· 3933 Of 1·80().273-9329 7Anclen1.- 11 Ylcllnl 8 Sacnlcl bull 12 Ueed "0"'0MjOI\IIIIOte 9 Dop.13 Doll breed . IIFonn..- 5 Col. bol jack , h" , Phylhs McGmley s "somel mg was love Did she have an unhappy love life? .• Procralt Ban Boat 70hp TT & ~-ll7e-.1!W . •w<l. 123.500 h•890 5!hp 2wd ' 2 00 p m Salter reaer~e• right to reject any or all bids For more In formation or to 111 truck, plean call 740-992·3705 after 5 00 p m • American racing wheela, a Nlca Mt1at . THE BORN LOSER . P.O Box 2629, A1hono, Ohio 45701 by October 12. 1996 at 1989 Grand Am 2 Doors. Excel· lent Condition, 5 Speed A/C , $2.295 1989 Cavalltr, 2 door. Autom , A/C, 79,000 miles 46Q Spece for Rent 450 SLT. running boarda. roll bar 48'(! mile&. eaceilant c6n~itlon Send, sealed bld lo Sowash, Carson & Ferrier; Ann· Herman A Caraon , llko naw $7.500 OBO ' Cablnot For Solo. 7-12112. capped EOH ~-675·66111 1995 Dodge 112 ton p~kup. 4WOI 1988 Cullau Calais, Runs & Drives G00<1. 7«1-441·1083" 1988 Olds Dalla 68. $750 OBO. 7.00·992·3331 aftor 8pm Circle Molt! Loweat Raitt In Town, Ntwly Remodeled, HBO, Cinema~~:. Sl'lowllma & Dltnay Weekly Rate1. Or Montnty Ratts. Conatructlon Wo,ktrs Wttcomt Twin Rivers Tower now a~ptlng applications tor 1br HUO aubakl· tzed apt lor elderly and !'Iandt· GJ..Avs. ~~ ' I 245-5783 or 7•fi<WI·9833 dtlullc wet disc btaku all 4 199.2 lumina ABS Euro .Cdr, For Salt 50 Pint AutomatiC Oehu- wheels. DIHerentlal lock front & 56,000 actual miles, one owner mldtfltr $25. lloy·Bullt "IUIIX Tllltr rear, dual hydraulic remotes 304·675..ocs2 ROPS and Cenop)' 16•16 T\'tnS• $250, CoM 7o41).2.5-511i0 million rully sync.,roniztd lor· 1993 Clrond "AM GT ' Door .RII<I. tt~trse snunte , ztnc Freezer Kalvlngton 21 2cu. ft ward 69.000 Milos. n.soo 7•0·367upright, tKc cond $300 so•· coated thett metal. 4 year or 0219 4000 hour drive train w•rr•ntwo 937·3054· Cl'lecf( your JO, MF, FNM or CIH 199• Mustong GT SOL V·tl . 5 Furuno Marine all ctltnnel radiO. d•aler and see how long they Spood. Blocl. •eK. Sttghr Hall antenna,. cOax , power supply, warranty there drive train Keel· Oamagt S9.!00 Call ~11tr 5 30 7.1).441-0641. llko- 304·87!-6185. er's Ser>Act Center St ~~ 87 Pt 1 Pltaoaot & Rlplty Ad Loon. WV 1995 T Bird, 55,000 mlltl, Ex· Grubb 1 Plano· tuning & rtpelra :!5123 ~-895-387• trtrna Edllion 4 8 V·8 $10,200 00 Probttma? Netd TuntCI? Call tl'll p~<no Dr. 740-446..s25 Ford New Holland Ttector Rental 74Q.388-86~ 1Jnlla lor oala h5030 82h!> Ntw lrrtQultr itana I shortt, let 2 pump Hyd,aullct . 8x8 aynctiO 191l6 Ford Taurua. Excellent lhlrtl, WOI1( )act.t&. pants, ahlrtt, shuttle trans, t29ttrs. $24,500. 1• Condition. Low Mltea, 740·245tobll ctolho .a oopklos., Sot Peg· ~030 aame apect 250hra 9525 gy. 1321lunorM;. ~ Phone t ~-675-51106 E H0. APTAVAILAILE NOW . F~OM fANTA 120.500. 740·742·7405 doya oj 1185 6c~l. 61 o Farm Equipment L.IST Wf GeT .. 1894 4ll4 Suburban , excellent condition, loaded, Sl 000 miles: Chevy bot:l lloer. $20. Mopar 7.00·441·1971 Or 741).441.0816 · rtnio. sso. 740·949·3065 1988 Chovy Chevette $250 304· 12.195 00 Cook MoiOra 740·446· 0103 1989 Chevy Cavalier H•. !apd. Oozer ·J 0 450C. '78. 6/Way Bid. Rops. Pa inted Call Huntington 304·736·9131 Or 304 ·525·5359 Electric Scooters, Whetltl'lllfl , blew AM Used, Stairway Eleva· ton, Wl'ltllcnalr And Soooter Lilts. Bowman's Momecare. 7-40· 1993 Ford Aero11ar XL, 4 o liter, 99,000 milet, runs very I)OOd new tires, etten. SS500. 740·7..2·1400 760 1987 Nova 4dr auto. $1.500 30H82·3710, Bundy II alto ..e llat taxophont, 3 years old , great shape. S65Q nt· a.e Entllled To Receive Your Dla· llner6PM ~tL.Y A /..OT ON Tt4~ FIANY.LY, ylf 7.00.245·15677 $250. 7•0.992-6215 570 ld. $7S0.,7.0C-<141-115i6 DIABETIC PATIENTS. You Moy 677 6561 .' Miles, 351 \1·8, Asking $7 ,000: 740-2!il-6457 After e PM 1964 Ptymou1h Reliant 4 Cyllndtr. Reglatared Boalon Terrier pup plea, 5 wka old 3 blactc: & wl'llte, 2 Complete KitChen Cabinet Set. Double Sink & Cook Top lnctud· bette Suppllas At No Cost To Vou For More lnlormatlon 1·888· runa & looks good Asking $800 080 304·882·2925 pug, $75. 740.992-9190. , brlnd~. ' V8 Good Co•dltlon. $1 .500 oo Firm 7.00.99H588 1982 Oldsmobile 98 ~eoency ·• Utlot 4 Y-'atoo 34 EnCIIclod 35 &potnd za: Summera not overt Kawau.-! STS Jel akl, 11111 under warranty:: tnree uater, 83 horsepower · bought new July ol '97. t,hre'e ' matching Kawaaakl ski \'tats 11nd 1 traHer all go with It Priced to taU Cui~Supra me, 2 0 , 280 32 Anclont .......h (comb. Ianni z llun and3,__ Phyllis McGinley wrote this Stan· Inboard. very good cond se,gqo. t 982 - 3D"JYpeoldoUt 1~ By Phillip Alder 1991 Ford PIU F150 'WD. A"' 1oma11c. Atr. Tll1. Cr~lao 94.00~ ~~,~~otaki 'rT Hunting dog. f~ lllo!1 . 'Obtaining the target 3982 Motorcycle~ DOWN Opening leaH • Q Tra01or 19 HP 11 .600 , 7•0·••e. 740 57 Go IMkll 20 lltlffly Pau 3NT I DON'T K6EP TABS ON HIM $2.700 Range King Pro Garden 74&-7o42-2086 even1ng1 Wnt t• II •• 11J10 ·19110Tnm 5100 ·1500 Polk:a iq!Oirtdl • •• AIIMakotM._ ' ' 1·800-2111).22112. X3901 . OBO 3<H-875-3581 with llll*l tnd &hots, Pets Plus Sliver Bridge Plaza , Gallipolis Pupa· Vary Rare Blua Merle Shtlll, Mint, Long-Hatred • SUNUP. 730 Yan1 lc 4-WDI . ... ant. 304-67!·2083 Rag. female Boxer, $250. Chtntlt ""'l' $60 304-675·2180 or for Sale ·' • 1985 Four Wlnnt 1& 11211. 16(ltjlj; 6182 tan. big boned. HO· Boulll SEEN YORE MAN SNUFFY ORAGGIN' HOME AT 1995 Cl'llvy S- tO, Vortec V-6, ~ Speed 30.000 mllft Air. Af.I-FII 750 Boat• & Motort : !~ Bat:iy bed. sw1ng, ttrolltr car &eat & high chair. 304·875-4548 Box springs & matlrtas. like ~ARNEY ... 1·740 448 8317 ~·0·245·5160 olclt...a fty Vulnerable: !loth Dealer: North , 1193 ~ 4X4 z 71. SlaplidO. Loadad. 3!10, 5 Speed, Shar~. co, Cnonger.7<0-2A5-547• 1.00. 245-1099.-11193 Ford F·2SO •IWd 1ur1>0 dif. CUitHI. Call 7.00.245-9604 .......... • K 8 4 3 • AI<C Miniature Poodle, Male 1 1/ 2 Vaere, Crate Tralntd Excalltnt Tempermant, $100, 740-258- Tarrier Varioua Flah, -'quarlums Birds And Cages Other Dllltrent Small Pels Mon ·Sat, t0-.8 Sun 1-5. CaV740·441·0770 tired. $8·$40. 7~0·698·6605 • Q 10 7 4 •'Q 3 Serltl, 8 cylinder automalic, 72,000 mllst, good clean tr~. runt IKC&IItnf, $5500, 7.W-742- 55~ tl ""6 • K 8 G 1191 C"""r Cheyenne WT 11Mfji 1998 Hondo 4SO ES • Whootor.:• Mon1h Old. 741).37!).9381 ·• • Q.Q";:>,;~;·• .... MD · :, 7<Q.446.0231 Ouantltias Buyef Be Responsible Loading 740· 446·84 11, lea~a Message Bean ie Babies· Fortune, Wise Rocka1\ curreqt and recently re l mlci<Roed.Gitlllpotlt. 1988 Toyo11 •x4 • Cylloder. Square & Round Balel Of Hay' 560 lJ SPfr1 W, .so.J, 304-675-2219 We buy anUQull and partial or C01!111tl0 tiiOIOa. baby 1\ema. and 'G) ' !<}orll;.llM..Y ::.;;J · 23 EK1t Z6 s d :Ill • A K J 10 9 G 2 .. 7 2 Eut West .... J 4 3 • Q 10 52 • 8 53 • J 962 • 8 75 4 •QJ 10 9 5 8outlo 4 WD. Can Be Sean 0• ~1 5118 Wof1. 3/10 Of Milt Paf1 MeColr· Aicllng HOraes, Geldings & Marti For S.lt 7~110 Conalgnmtnta Avellabte. Athens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jed<aon. 01tlo. 1-800.537·9526 lifo( ~ L5EO 1"' Ford 1!50 LDob Good. And Aunt Good $3,500, 7.CO·.C~1· 1919 - 1882 Ford 314 ton 400 engine , 4spd, many new P''tl $3 ~ prHIIon Flntngs In 810<:1< $37.00 Per tOO, All Bra11 Com· bfokot. ""· - · -4<yl. lOng bod. llAOO. ~<I-0093. "54 Crull ~~~-· •AK EEK&MEEK 9033 Spec,l•l Fall Feeder Calf Sate· Tueaday October e. 7 PM Cattle Accepled After 4 PM 5500 Call Regarding Smaller Dacnohundt IWtlsn Corgi. Celrn Cl'lurch pews for sate, 12 twe!ve loot. 4 ten toot, $200 eacrc 740· 949·2211 <..-ry Ont btdrom11 apl In PI Pleas· ant furnished extra nice & clean No pels -~75-1386 Law• Equipment ~"' uiltlty TraCIOtl From 20 To After Hll 92" aofa Southwt&tern color and Russell Terrier Pups, Tall• design, IKCII!tnt COnJJI,on, $2!SO, , lull size dartl oak bed w/Simmons Docktli. Otw Claws Removed, Beauty ~tst mallren aet, e•cet· $250 140-44Hl6111. Atter6 PM lent condition, $200 , 740·985· r-rench City Pet Grooming by Ap3595 • pointment MUitr1 Wllh Bathing Apple B1.1tter Kettltl , Blacksmith System" 1350 Second Ave Galli· Forge, B1ower An\'111 7.t0·3&7- poll~ 7o41).446-1 528 Now Taking Applications For El · dertv & Disabled, FmHA For Ap· pltacallons Call 740·446·4639 Ona bedroom af)artmtnt fl'l Mid· dleport, all utilities paid, StOO at· posit. $270 month, call 740·992· 7806 8am-5pm Your 'Area John ,De•r• Dealer For -ntlaJ· Arid Commorctol Rtads Heart Ralt Mllll You Wanted· advertiJing collectlbiea, Cotco. Pepsi. etc • lrtdudlog old !n tlgnt. 740;992-15053 barter)~, 1~ MB Ram. axternal CD Rom. 33 6 1- - - - - - - - - Modem & Tarou• bag. S595 304· ~looded AKC Regtmrtd :67:.:5:.:·66=22::...-~~~-- LGitrman lhephard pupplu. 8 Opportunlty• Cal\140-<146·4839 Now Takl,;o · Applications - 35 West 2 e,edroom TownhOuse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash. $2951Mo , 740 · 441 1616, 740•446•0957 , 740 · 4.46·6515 . OhiO on Jld<~ Pltco. 7.0·••8· Now Open Sundays 1·4 Mon·Sat 11-6 FI.O Tank & Pel Shop. 2•13 Jac~son Ave Point Pleat- Oaybtd $150, Table 2 Ctlalrs. And Banoh $200, 7'40·441·1720 II No Answer Leave Mtl&age Equal Hou~?D Oppcl<tunlty ers, flnlth mow111, act Ctrmlchael't F11m & Lawn mkfway betwNn Gallf"OIII & ~~Grandi . 4 Year Old Teater Bull, Angue Bike (CIIrlfl. Gollla Blua Devils Cll~o Coal (L). 12.000 Window Air Conditioner. 7<Q.446·11934 $800, 740.~7903. 992·508• Equal Houllno Oppor· 410 Houaaslor Rant "WARM 3 SHAll/A TWAIN TICKETS FOil SALE! tunl~ea RENTALS Merchandlea Beecfl Street , Middleport, 2br, furnished. utllltlea paid, depoalt & raferencea 304·882·2568 Equal Houolng Oppor1unlty Graci®J living 1 and 2 bedroom apartm.nts at VIllage Manor and Rlvaralde Apartments In Middleport From $249·$373 Call 740· 1·600· 213-8~8~ 540 Mlacellaneou• or Floor Model T. v • 15 Spetd 7•o-448-1 Hill. Raal Estate Wanted 992·7853 sam Somer'f'llte's Or~11 Army c• ..,~ bolide of Sandyvillt Polit omce Frt-&ar & Sun 12· Noon·5pm OttMit Oaya-Hrs Call 30'-273-56!5 Old "Fieataware Jean'a Furnllure & Anl~ues Tuesday through Frl· day. 11 am·4pm US North Sec· ond. Mldtl\oport ESTATES, 52 We&twood Drive tram $279 to $358 Walk 10 sl'lop & movlea Call 740·446·2588. Furnished Upatalra apartment, Clou to Downtown Galllpolla and Qrocary Relerencta and Dtpotll FOR RENT Trailer Lot Locust Roa'd, Point Pleasant On Righi 304·675·1 078 References ""'· 7•1).94Q.28ll Antiques Pom•roy Hours . M T W 10 00 I m to 6.00 p.m , Sunday 1 00 lo 446·1519 Jr 304-178·2338 .. 530 112• E Main 81rM1. o• R1 124. Otpoalt 7<10-141-1412 1971 Hillcrest, 12x80 lwo bed· rooms washer drver stove & rt· hlgerator air underpinning . Sporting Your 1111 bustt hog dealer for parts. rotary eulllrl, ~"· ti.. 2A120t1~1111 Good Uttd Tread Mill 1150, 6 oo p m 7•0·982·2!28. Run BRUNER LAND Anthony Land Co $4500 740·992·5039 520. 256·1864 aPler 6pm 149 ue :w• golnll Smith & Wouon 357 Magnum 8" Barrel , Tl'lls Gun It Like Newt At. 850 Sooth. 740'288-31153 We Pay Cash New IOK Springs I Mattrlll. Twin Bad. TV . ~. Tlltlo & Chal11, Deli, EurciN Machine, Neo11t • 9 7 1990 llodgo O.ko1a Whh ; _ _ ' 8at11o Doy O r - Or w- Moko There Is A Colltetort CIOtti The Cornet Third Avenue And Court SVH1. (Galtlpollt) MUquot. Modem ClothH. Jewelry, ArtJ, Craftt, Viall and Chtck Out The Bar· 9494 360 _ , -273<121! Drtllll Call Tlnl Ahlr 15 P.M 740 &ee etoo. Joe~ 1183 TCWQIII ntw tltll, lnttii\IUona• 806 d.,HI 1rac1or, WIIM tfont 3pt. bitcfl . Gtttl •~ grtncstrlmtiM, both in IJOOd con- 7795. 1 and 2 bedroom - -· fur· 3442 ntahed and unlurnlshed, Hcurtty 1d 1 740 UNCI Furrt11ura SIOrl Hoi. • day IM In Kanaug~ , Twin Beds, dtP 0111 requ re • n9 P• 1• 1 992·22 8 Complatt 1115, F"uH Beds Com· ~ Bedroom Garage Apanmtnl In ~lo1a S13!. Bunk 8adt 11 eo; Kanaug1, Water Paid 1270/Mo, Dresntt , Coucl'les, 7o40-o448· 47td; Plut lltpQtjt. 7o41).886o7102. 1 Acre Lot For Sale , 740-446· WI Buy L.and 30 ·500 Acres 01 740-2·~ 350 Loti lc Acreage 89!·3889 =.:.:..:.:......,... _ _ _..,...." 4469 This newspaptH will not knowingly accept ael\lcnisoments tor real eatate wh tch rs rn vrola\IOn olthe taw Our roaoors are hereby Informed 1hat all dw.amnos aclventsod 1n this newspaper are ava1table on an ~ual oppor1UI''IIIy D8SIS Unfurnllhttl Mobil• Home For Root 0rt Cora 110 · No - . OepotU, Refertnea Atf!lulred, . WUhttl. Df'yefl, gralort, to Day dOOr) 1970 Hlllcresl 12x50 two bad· 1988 Fleetwood, 14x?O, 2 bed rooms , 2 ba1hs 30x3S detached garage, 2 out buildings on 1 acre +I· on GunYillt Road , can 30"'· All real estate acNontslng In this newspaper Is subject to the Federal Folr Housing Act ot t9S8whlch makes 11 ollhaa""l to ad~Jertlse ·any preference limitation or dtscnmtnatlon based on raco culor religion sell larmllal status or nallonat ~rlQin, or any 1 ntent1on to make rmy such pret&rence ~m1ta11on or d1scnmlna110n ~ 7845. Appnanc•• · 340 BUII11811 and 6pm room $1500 OBO. 7•0·992·3331 tht olftnno & 10112 Ar .. Carpet, 7•o...a.cs- .:. 736:::.·.7.:29::;5:;__. ; _ _ _ __ Acreage For Sale, 7 4 972 Acres 5310 dave or 740·843•!5t47 after recommend& !hat vou do bull· naaa with peopla you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you ha11a lnvutlgate!l Malle 2 Payments, Movt ln. No Paymenta After _.. Yurat 304· !:!92. buy o1. 11•.eoo. call 7•0·992· 1969 Communltv mobile l'lome, Bualnaaa Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. • Commercial-Office or Al!all 87 M1\l St Mlctdleport 1,-'50 SQ Ft $400 mo Cornlf Building 740· 992·6250 Acqultltlont {ntlllt Will do houae cleaning 740·992 210 we F~nance Ulnd & Home Witl'l At L.Jtlle At 1500 Down 1-80e- ' ..... 74CHI92·5B5B CJ·5 good cond. 12.100 304-57-- Hido·A·Bt'd & Swivel Roc:kor lletoo! Neat oneiiOof plan not.ttt Living 100m, dining room, kllctlen , two bed1ooms with bath nestled bet· ween All rooms are good tlze and Interior l'las nice atyte VInyl tiding, hardwood floor• clouts Stove and refrigerator go with houH. lntet1o1 w•ns nHd repaint· tng Niet back yard. Located at 205 Spring lwo •• Pornoroy. a good S179 ptr mo Fret air & !rae tklrt· FINANCIAL 1100 Depot~!. No Ptta. 1137. 7-3437 • 1118 Houaehold Buildings Will Do Babyal11\ng '"My Homo. Mon ·Frt. Motner 01 Two. Butavnte Pike Area . 7.00·•41 ·0223. 6081 Houle trailer on Broad Aun Ad. 2 MIIM from Sporn Plant 3br, 1-tt2 baths. 2 added on room~. 101. ga- $17.000 3()1.882·3426 Fallt, 2 11 Abandonee Home Ta~e Over Paymantt Or Makt Oller t-800· cappt<l Special UIM80 3SR, 2 bath S t ,325 Down, f20!1i Mo. FrH air & lrM ,.lning. 1-IIOHI1-en7. 92B·3426 Georges Portable Sewmlll don't haul your logs to tht mill )l.llt call Mave 2 Opening~ For 24 Hour In Mome Care Ot Elderly Or Handl· 1 15 Rooms plus garJge. fenced woarG, ••ceuent fOJ small tjus1· neu. 1350/mo. plut deposit 1999 Down on any 98 model Doublewldt in stock Free Deii~ ­ ~-675· 1957 s1.325 Down ' 1205 PM mo 1· \18H28-i1<28 :::..:=..::..:=-_ _..:..._ rage, 2 AIC't, l'louHhOkl ltemt Furnllure repair, rellnlsh and restoration, alto cuatom order• Ohio Valley Rellnlthlng Shop, Larry 1'11111~1. 7.00·992-6578, ;.;.;;;:.:.::..:..;.:.=:.:~--· 7- 2 Bedroom Tratltr On Addison Pille $220/Mo . lnciUG" WI"' New Bank ~IPOI·Only 2 ltll, Never LMid tn Call 1·100--948· :JG4.e?&-282.c • ert Call 1-BQ0-691-6777. ~-674.0126 AVAI All E .QS32. 510 2 bedroom t11ll•r In Racine, 3 I;Extra~~LOng;;;;;;lBofli*~.E>E;cHrllll;;iM"i_N;;;. 8 3 or • Bedroom Ranch 2·1!2Nm. .:..567 .:....:.._ _ _- - ; - - - - - INtdroom ~alltr In M-.,.,; no 1125. 7~16 garage, 1 ac:reiJncl Somlfvllle Ntw Ooubltwi<JI; 38R. 2 bath 320 Mobile Homee Electric rrtalntenance nrvlce Wiring , breaker bo•ea light llx· lure, l'leatlng..tyttema, & More Roll•- 7.00.317 --~ •~· ' Looal Truddng Company 8Hklng ' 2 acret, Oualllled Truck Drivers Good Pay Ar\d Benelill Send R11ume To· PO Bo• 109 Jacbon, OIHo •se•o Or Cali 1·7,.0·2t8·1•&3 To scntdule M trnervlew 2 Bedroom Mobl.. Horne For ~ont S2SO 00 Plus DepooH And a:.:;~ 3-Fors.ief8. tl 0.112. On ken L..lne. 2 Rentals t For lltx:l4> Ouf. I>UIIdinV01AI The Owntr Row 01LMge oiOO •1.00 Ft LOI, Clou To K-MIII1, CaH ~t · Home H..llh Agency Ofttring Pan-T..,. & T.mporllr)' PMt·Timl~ Positions. Uay Be Perm1Mnt To CNA• & HHA't, WJny E1.tras Whh F... T"" Employ'!'Of'l. Only Experltnetd Ptt10111 Nttd Ap. pi~ MUST Bt Avalltblt For WHI<ondf & Holiday Hoort. May !lone 11-room 17 BIA*Y..... I, ,. TAURUS !April 20-Muy 20) SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec _Don"! allow yours~lllo be muntpu· 21) Thai blunt d~me.mor of yours luted 1010 a posiuon today wh~re you A~TRO·GRAPH won "! far< loo well wtih dose friends have tn r<ly on others. Dep.:ndency today. so g1ve 11 a rest Stop and 1hmk could be a weakness. Friday. Oct~ber 2. 199H before you say or do anything. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) If Many oppnnunilies in yourcareer CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jun. 19) vo..:re patching together .u comphticld may open up tilr you lhrough 1he Limit your sp.:ndtng to essentmls cated deal today. keep lhe whole pte• many nelwo~k ot lliWtds mlhe year today Don"l buy exut1c tlems you lUre in m1nd . Concentrating on bus ahead. The"' contacts could be of • cun1 afford Even if exlravaganl and pieces could weaken your eflons. srect:tl benefiiiO you. cuntr:tdes enl'Ourage YOU. don "l burn not enhance them, LIB.RA (Sept. ;!J·Ocl. 2.11 Gu:trd a hole in your wallel . CANCER (June 21·July 22) A :tg;~instlhc mchnalton to lake chancos AQUARIUS (Jun. 20..Feb. 191 recent endeavor riddled wuh both on 1hmgs you know lillie uboul Treal pmlnership arrangemenls wilh problems and prom1se may overlap 10 today If you· re wrong . you could be ""'' und dtplomacy 1oday. This could some form or another today To be on very wrong. Get jump on ltfe hy be an areaofpo~endal problems ThiS the safe stde. tirs1 discuss all detatls · unde11>1anding 1he intlucnc-ts !hal" II mcludes even close n:laltonships, with assocJales. govern you m Ihe yedt nhehd. Send _such as your spouse. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If your the requtred retund lorm and the PISCES (Feb. 20.M=ht 20) If beliel in what you'r< domg today requued refund form 111td the required ·you aren"1 diseeming today. you isntyrong enough. a panner$hip refund form and for your Astro· could reward the undeservmg and arrangement could be jeopardtzed. Graph predic1ions by mailing $2 to tgilore lhose wonhy of acknowl· Have failh tn your commumenl or Asno-Graph. c/o thiS newspaper. edgement. Don"t gtve away the store back out PO. Bo• 1158. Murray Htlf Station, on un tmpulse. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Th New York, NY 10156. Be sur< 10 p. RIES (MIIlCh 21-Aprjl 19) You race does n61 go lo the car<less loda} stale your ~iac sign, might come to the conclusion .thai it goes to the methodical and well SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) That la'lle groups have no appeal {or you orgamzed. If you do things righ~ casual mvnauon you handed outlast . today. bul11 could be too lute to wig· assignments wtll gel done in a time· . week mtght allniCl a larser crow<J gle out. Don't make hasty commit· ly manner. .' ' ' I } � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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