https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f903b56b7b4dca1ba9da8a95d5d0d73c.pdf 377dffc54d2446103a5832cfcc6542f6 PDF Text Text • • Page 12 • The Dally sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, OhiO - Thursday, October 1,1998 ' Friday October 2, 1998 Weather Tomorrow: Clc:?udy High: 70; Low:SO ( THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, ttll 8:00P.M. 7:00P.M. • OPENING CEREMONY CASINO NIGHT SPONSORED BY CHAIIIER OF COMMERCII:, AT FIREHOUSE DEE & DALLAl - II'OII'IOiti'D BY . BUDWEIIIER - 7:00P.M. FRIDAY· OCTOBER Z. 1111 1:00 P.M. MEIGS IIOH SCHOOL IIAHI:i AND FLAG CORPS UNDER DIRECT!Ofil OF TONY DINGeBB 4:3;0 P.M. 8:00P.M. . KARAOKE BY JEFF NORTH SPONIOR!D 1Y BUDWEIIER SATURDAY· OCfOBER 3, 1111 8:00A.M. . 1:00AM. 8:15 A. II 8:15A.M. ' 10'15 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 11:00AII. 12:00P.M. ' 1:00P.M. 2:00P.M. 4:00.P.M 4:30P.M. 5:00P.M. · -:-. .. DAZZUHO DOLLS . 7:00P.M. 8:00P.M. . '" 8:00P.M. t.30P.M. • \ SCHEDULE OF EVENTS . REGISTRATION FOR CAR SHOW, liON TAT!, CAR a.qr PARADE . REGISTISTRATION FOR CHILl COOK-OfF REGISTRAnON FOR UNE HANDLING CONTEST INTRODUCTION OF STERNWHEEL QUEEN & COURT LINE HANDUNG CONTEST CHIU COOK-OFF SPONSORED BY V.F.W POITtta, MABON, W.V. KIDDIE TRACTOR'PULLS SPONSORED IIY ITERNWHUL FESTIVAL COMMmu . P.A. DENNY CRUISE . S.TERNWHEEL BOAT SHOW POMEROY MERCHANTS RUUER DUCKY RACE CHILl COOK AWARDS CAPTAINS DINNER AND BOAT AWARDS CARPENTER HALL, MAIN ITRI!ET BY HART'S KOUHTRY KITCHEN HALLOWEEN MASQU~E CONTEST SPONSORED BY POMEROY MERCIIANQ HUGH COUNTRY BAND SPONIOREDBYBUDWE.I!R P.A.DI!NNY FIREWORKS CRUISE FIREWORKS Ill SPONSORED BY · OHIOLOnERY SOARDINCl ON CRUISES WILL BE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO CRUISE TIME. TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE SOWENIOR BOOTH. SHOP BEAUTIFUL HISTORIC POMEROY DURING THE FESTIVAL . OCT. lS'f' .2ND & 3Rir . ." ' ~ • In Historic Downtown Pomero31 . 9!lt-7696 Sternwheelers and other pleasure boats began to arrive In Pomeroy on Wednesday, but the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival started yesterday. ·Feeney Bennett Post 128, Amerlc;m Legion ·of Middleport, conducted an opening flag-raising ceremony on yes· terday evening, under the direction of Ruse Mozingo, post c.ommander. The llag uaed In the ceremony was donated by the Legion to the Big Bend Sternwheel Commit· tee. Pomeroy Mayor Frank Vaughan gave the welcome at the ceremony, and Karin John· son, tourlam director for the · Chamber of Commerce had brief comment• . as well. Crafter• and other vendor• opened their bootha on the parking lot and Dee and Dallaa entertained on the stage last night The Jean Mary, fore· ground, Is one of the more majestic boats to line the lev· ee area, and more boats ar.e expected to arrive as the fea· !Ivai contlnuei through Satur· · day night. Jeff ·Norih of Star·. bound Enlertalnment will pre, ·, sent a karaoke show tonight; . .and Knlghts!ar,.another musl· cal act, and llreworks, spon· .$Orad by the Ohio Lottery, wiJI bring the festival to a close tomorrow night. . Baskets, crocks, lamps, accent - .pieces and candles. Lo·Back ·Spring base. chairs ot••• s88 . . Hi·Back ·spring base chairs ..... -598 Jlnierson 's , FURNITURE & APPLIANCE Downtown Pomeroy Buckeye Rural Eleclric Coopera· tive lnc:·s arinualm~mber meeting is Snturday from 4-8 p.m. al Buckeye Hills Cure~r Center. The business llll!l!ling will be held lrom6·7 p.m., during which a review A debat.e between U.S. Rep. Ted Siricklund. D-Lucasv ille. and Ll . Gov. Nancy Hollister, Strickland's Republican challengef, Ms been se1 for October 19 ul the Meigs County Senior Center.' . A debate. in Alh en.s County between the congress iOJlal contenders will be held on Sunday.ttnd tckvisoo.. on Ohio University Public Television. ·• The Athens debate can be seen on· WOUB public' lel ev i s io~ .. channel 30-%OFF 20.%on Candy Bars ·' Co~NplefeSfock. ~SESTONES , 1 Reg. sse , ~PRICE . 2/79 Whit~an's Sampler PAWBUSTeR 11 4 1 Pound U.-.f· $52 Reg. $7.75 ,. ONlY . 3 Oz. Reg. $6.95 ONlY Kenneth McCullough, A. Ph. Chorloa Riiilo, R. Ph. ROIIIIId Hanning, R. Ph. Mon. thru Fri. I •·"!· to i p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-a p.m. the Festival ' Sunday 10:00 o.m. lo 4:00p.m. PRESCRIPTION E. Main • • ' ". I .' ' ' . em!d during Brco:t,t.Awareness .Mon'th Gerkeil, area dire1.·tor of thti! Arn~ricun BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH ·om(t she decided to have a monogrJ.m. ·. Hl!<lrt A'sociation, ahcmt her ex~ri­ Sentinel News Staff Tile poignnnt stories of two t:an ~ She detaile~ the problems of getting encl! with breast canr..: r earlier this c~r s ur vivor ~ hi ghlighted Ml!i gs a prescription for one because or her year. . County's National B r~a..-; t Cancl.!r , age and .told of how the Meigs Coup· In her talk Torre,. •l re -.sed early Awareness Month observance held a1 1y Heallh Department asoi<ted with detection .• the need for sdf-examithat. The II!SI Lonfirmed her worst nation , clinical e)(amin:Hion and noo n Thur~day in front nf the court . fears -- t.:anccr. In FebrUary. 1997 ~ he mammography. She sa id the ' urvival house. A "U nited fOJ Cu re " banner and a undti!rwent 1\u rg~: ry . She credits lis- · rate of tre~neJ localizi!UCitnt:er is 97 • 0 wreath wrapped with pink ribbon tcning to her body for saving her lire. pt!i-ceru. Sht:"spoke about the l'OUnty 's decorated !he counhouse railing an·d Bodimer read a 1<11er from Susan Colltinued on page 3 ' -pink ribbons and lilerulure on c:incer awareness were di stributed to the small gafhering , . · HdeoBOIIi•ner ~X(enJ~d the w~ l· come'.iond"lntroouced Maxine Grillilh I .... and Judy Bunger, both breast cancer survivors. and Norma Torre~. R. N.. Jir~ctor 'o f nursing at rtht: Meigs County Health Department who . ' talked on breast cancer and lhe low , cost and no cosl servic!i!s :or detection al the Meigs County Health Depan· ment. Al.sn speaking brielly was Com· missioner· Janet Howard who presented on behalf of the Meigs County Commissioners a signed proclamation d ~s igndting October Br~ast C~lm:er Awarenc'' Month. A !().year cancer survivor. Ma•· · ine Griftith told about going for u routine mammogram . tht hiopsy which tcJIIowed 10 check some Iissue. and the shock of boing told she h:id cancer. " II turned my life upside ,\ ' tlown," said Griffith. who time: ahd .... of BREC's pasl year linancial report, health fair and kiddie cam[val , with ',..! again asked herself. "Why me''" elcl"linn of tru\ll!e:; and u vote on re c-_ gamli!s and prizes for all ages. v~ She talked abmtt •eoking ll.ml secommende<1 change s 10 BREC's code . In addition. a free light me ill for all ond OJ?,illiun to he . . urt! of getting th~ of re!!ulatinrts will be held. BREC members and lheir families bc!st treatment. She also urg!! ~ wtmtt!n . This year's meeting will present a will be provided from 4:30·6 p.m. to "listen ·tu their bndit:s: to get n:g,,"'.", "Country Fair" theme, fl!uluring a Door prizes will be awarded to allen· ular maminograms. to do rt!gulur self'· - d<es, along with a fret BREC pen. . I -· exmninutions" hcq nase \h~:y 'owe it knif~.for adults. and pencils a~d bal· ' loons for all.l'hilt.lren . Winners must nul only to thein~dves hut to their . .......... . be present at th e business rnceting tO · families. 'I _ Bunger. just 34 years old wht:n :\.he win dnor prizes. bul pen knives, pen· ' ·' cils and hal loon" will be given to ull had breast cum:er. r~lated th( story of persistelit pain in both breasts, a Uiag,. 20, begin ning at 8 p.m. II is spon-. uuendeos. , nosis:of fibrous ti~sul!. ""and the rcrj sorcd by the Tclecornmuni cations Auending members will als~1 ommended reduction uf cafft::ine in Cenler al Ohio University and the receive a $5 credit on !heir electric her Jiet a~ u . wu y of relieving thl! League of Women Voters of Athens • bill. County. Limited sealing is available There will also be a demonstration problem. "But the pain in rny right hrea sl · and members of the local medi a will of BREC's new su bsidiary product. 'suRVIVORS SPEAK OUT· Judy Bunger, left, and Maxlf!e Grlf· continued,': said Bunger. "a nd insicht question the candidates: ACE lnlemcl (www.aceinler.nel) and lith, breast cancer survivors ware speakefs at the' Meigs ~oun· my mind I knew there wns snmcthing The M~i gs County debaie will discounts for service to attendees. A ty observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. ·The different .' my ho~y was telling me hegin at 7 p.m. all he senior center. demonslralion of new Home Energy program took piece at the Meigs County .courthouse ThUfllday that " ' Detai ls are still being linalized for the Audit soflwure. lo be· used in the at noon. · . >I ,_ ... She said her ront:ern was hdght - . .local d~bale . Continued un pu~e 3 ' c . ~ ( . (.;;- , -\ l I ,/ ~ ~ PH. ~2·29~5 1 Sttrvlct Pomeroy, Oh. 'tll9 . ·' • • ·- \ Good Afternoon Salu.rday 'I a. m. R e~istrut ion for Car Show .' 9 a. m. Parade . 9: 15a.m. Registrati on for line hand ling contest ·9: 15 a.m. Registrati on ""chili c'"Jk·off 10:15 u.m. Introduction nf Stemwheel Queen and Court 10:30 a. til . Line handlin g cuntesl II a.m. Chili cook-off ' 12·noo n Kiddie-lruclor.pulls · I p.m. P.A. Denny Crui se 2 p.m. Slernw hee l Boal Show 4 p.m. Ru~h,•r Duck Derby b~gins al Vi llage Hall. end s at levee 4:30p.m. Cluli ctx1koff awards · 5 p.m. Captains' Dinner nnd Boal Awards 7 p.m. Halloween Masquerade Comes! 8 p.m. Knighlstur 9 p.m. P.A. Denny Fireworks Cru ise 9:30p .m: Fireworks by Ohio Louery Cruf:o;es begin bourding ]0 m\nutt!S prior ,to cruise time. ricket s~ ayuilable al souve nir booth. Bonlire al levee eac h evening. Herbfes1 ;md Sc!nlor Citizens :-.erving food in rnini-park 911 Court Stret!t.. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! Enjo~ • Big Bend Sternwheel Festival Assorted Chocolates Special Cream for Arthritis JF . ·~ SPECIAL ORDERS UNIQUE GifT IDEAS ONE OF A KIND PIECES CERTIFIED DIAMONDS UFETIME GUARANTEE CHAINS· agai n>! the prc,iu<nl and l<>ld Mr,. Tripp, " I v.ou ltl write you a t:heLk .. if >he al,n wou ld he untruthfu l. " I would be indebted hl you fur life .: .. I would write yuu a t: hei.:k for lht! cnt irl! P'•rtion '' of a condomin ium " I ow n in Au ... tralia:·. M:\o. l ewi n s~y told her fr iend . . l·n:molh<rdevelopmcnl Thur>d:oy, legal sources said law yers for Clinwn and ~aula Jones were moving Conlinued on page 3 a re drafting a proposal ·Meigs Hollister-Strickland debate scheduled Oct 19 .·Watches Con~pliteSfock Greeting -·Cards 20% off '.- . Timex · Colognes & Perf.mes · ,,_ ' SPECIALIZING IN: REPAIRS Ms. l,..ew in.;ky ';1id !-.he wa"~ being urged to he Untruthful in the Pau la Jo n~ ~ "~xual haras'm~nt lawsuit materials from lndepc!ndent Counsel Kenneth Starr. · Among the document'\ were tran- Survivor storie~ feature cancer awareness observance session ·euckeye 'Rural member meeting_slated StERNWHEEL FES,.IVAL ,_ SAVINGS CO,\IE I;~JNO SKJfUP FOO DOOR PRI7.ES FRI. MiD SAT - . ' BETWEEN MC JEWELERS-AND JIMMY'S.BAR Y2 Price . - ''United for Cure'. ' 210 EAST MAIN STREET .' Group Cotton Throws Committee set to release .. second repott fro·m Sta.rr . .\• ,ASHLEYS CRAFTS AND STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW BUYING QUALITY JEWELRY Single Copy· 35 Cents !o I, ""'J · .crip ts of Linda Tripp's taped con· thai could end any impeachment versa tions with MunictJ L~win~k.y . inqurry around Thanksgiving and and grand jury le"i mony of prc>i· , 1 provide an option for ce nsuring f']es - J enlial secretary Bolly Curry and . idenl Clinton, se veral Democratic Clintt"n friend Vernon Jordan . . In a partial· transcri pi of a Tripp officials report. · o emocrals planned to announce recordinu read to Th~: A,\ociaii:J .!heir proposal - a meas ure highly Press on Thurs~ay. Ms. Lewi nsky unlikel y 10 make il pasllhe majority ,said niher peopi< had told her thai in Republicans - 10day. even :1s the rl!gurJ w anljffair with Clinton. "It Houst! Judi l: iary Commiltl!t! was duc!'n' t matter what· anyhody say,; making p~bli~ u 'iC~o nd butch · of you ju<l den y' it." Your 1/IEWill IIU 11/IIY Ill 111UIIII! 1111 IAlllllllll THE 1111 .. Democrats propose deadline D~mpcrats ' HARTWELL HOUSE ' CORNER OF COURT, AND MiJrh Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio By LARRY MARGASAK Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON House ,. . , Hometown Newspaper . . OUR N[W NAM[ I~ ,. County's ----Festival begins--.__, . HA~_,MOVfD. TO.POM{ROYI· . .e· . ' '' .. • '. JO~~~ON~ VARIUY mlR[ •A'n tiques •Gifts •Folk-Art . Braves sUp past ChiCubs Page4 ~ ' I Volume 49 Number 111 .OTHER EVEN'SENIOR CITIZENS IN MINI PARK· COURT STREET TRINITY CHURCH WILL SERVE LUNCHES FRIDAY & SATURDAY DOWNSTAIRS. ALSO CRAFTS HERB FJ;BT IN THE MINI PARK· COURT STREET WELCOME STERNWHEELERS ' Mei~ IONP'IRE ON LEVEE THURSOAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS IIIII COME ON DOWN AND MEET SOME OF THE CAPTAINS AND CREW, ENJOY THE FIRE.' QUILT SHOW AT PEOPLES BANK • Sports Astros defeat Padres, Page 4 Sermonette, Page 12 Ann Landers column, Page 12 Today: Sunny High: 70; Low:40 ' • • • Today's Sentine 2 Sections - 12 Pages alendar 12 Cla." ilicds 8-9-10 Comics . II _ f.!:<.d.ui J .IO !.!!!t!!J ia!!llsL · --"• ._ _L. ,, \j. ~.<f ' Local ~'\,~~ REPUBL,ICAN HEADQUARTE OPEN • The Meigs County Republicari Party opened Its headqua~ers on East Main Street Thursday afternoon with local, state and national candl· dates or their representatives participating In the ribbon culling ceremony. Shown are, from left: 1r9nt row, John Musser representing Sixth Congressional District candidate Nancy Hoi· lister, Aaron Ockerman represenling State Senate candidate Lee Thatcher, Lea Thalcher, -'·5 Meigs Counly Commission candidate Patty Pickens, Beth Evans representing David Evans lor Fourth District Court of Appeals, State Rep· resentatlve John Carey; bac.k row, George Wright representing Hollister, County Recorder Emmogene Hamilton, Counly Treasurer Howard Fran!( apd ~rga Collins representing . 1 gubernatorial candidate Bob Taft. ' Lotteries QIJill l'ick 3: ~.1 9 : Duc~e~ e S: l'il·k ~ :~!II 11 -21\-.11\ 1 -~- W.VA. Duily-3: 4 J X ~ Duil~ ..l: .~n~: �I ComnJentary • Saturday, Oct. 3 ' By Jack~ end JM Moller " Don Arndt "worted •ha&d and played by the rule."" 'a< Pmident Chnton m1ght say Now he's wonder· ing wily he bothered. Arndt geL• up al5 30each mornmg 10 rend to hts 700.acre farm m Coleman. M1ch. and otten works un11l afrer m1dmght 11 s been a rough year on the farm wnh one of the worst harvesL• he's ever seen m 55 years on the 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio &14-992-2156 • Fax 992·2157 ' Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher job • , ''Tht• year ts the worst we've had for drought." he told us "Th" " the dric:sr I've -n m a kmg lime · Bul the year won t he a IOial loss Arndt ~nows rhac famung has lb ups and downs: thai good ye:ltS Will always be followed by bad on~s That's why he's always C'dmed crop tnsurdi1Ce. Unfonun~ly. thai small act nt respnnSJbl hly puts htm 111 a small mmnnty among h" peell< And now. thanks to the pohtt<al wh1ms "ot Congress. he wttl also be stuck paym~ the bills tor the thou ~ ot tam"'" whu refused to dn the DIANEHIU Controller . A pedigree of presidential prevarication same By the I nne you read th" Congress w~ll have .1ppm\ed •• or he nn the verge ot approvmg •. $3 9 hillu>n worth nt · d~>a,ter rohef" lor Amen can f:IJlllers Its great elecuonyear pohucs. corntng a, n does at the end of a diS· a.•tlou:\ summer on the fann To en•ure that the package h;t.< broad support. the emergency rehef b1ll Moller & abo mdudes Anderson money for emru"y ' secunty and mlhlary """"'"""· Whk:h no lawmaker wanL• ro be seen a.• opposmg lr wa.•n'r !ollpposed to happen hkc th" 1l1e sy!olem ol bllhon-dollar farm h:ulout• wa.s supp.=l to be repl.~<:ed by a more market·ba.'ied system ol crop msumnce Bur aller a summer ol ptungtng commod1t1es pnces and Widespread cn>p f:ulures. Congress cuulun't reSist the urge In on<e agatn ba1lnut fJill"lers Fnur years .1go Congress pul """ mtleet.ve hll~ down by pa."mg the Agn~.:ullurr Kcn~~anualmn AL'I wh~eh s:ud that farnre" who wanted to stay ehg1ble tor ledeml payments had to buy crop '"'umnl-e. The m,Urarn.:c wouldn't (.:0\'c!r .all htst<mans tn defense or vest. a1 between SO and 100 pen:eru or buy a pmdiiCithey re-dlly didn't lleell the mart..:t pnce. ThiS IS gotnll ~> k1ll the crop Tht= purpose of the act was t~ IO.'illl'di1Ce tndu.<lry," said J1m Colville. f:IITI1erli off the dole and to L'Ul down an tndqlendeitt L'mp tdsurdnce agenl on the growmg eos1 qt the dosa.>ter workmg '"M~ehtgan 'How can Con· rehef system. Between 198M and gres.• make them Mgn a waover and 1994. Congre,.,, paod out nearly $7 btl· then come along and say 'Hey. that hon 1n ll1saster relief to farmer.;. By didn't ma11er'' • maktnjl them buy oo.sur.mce. rhat cost I've had more lhan one~:umer say would be borrte by the tarme" and they II drop crop tnsur,ptCe '" a heart· msurJill.'e compames. 111• the raxpay· , he-.11 II Congress gtves the mooey lo ers ' , everybudy · Arndt got 1he message and bou~>lu The .!ongres•ounal offices we hts lnsur.tRI.'e MiUly nr hts fellow •puke with m""'\ no apolog"" fc>r fanne,; - 1.4 mllhon of them .. dtd hiUlgmg the raxpay~nutlo dry While not lnst~ad. they lei out a -'>llttttve ihe deu;Jtleat fal'llle"' wtll have In stgro sq~ when they found out about the un for two yr-.m; of crop msur.tnce monthly S50 msurance premoum helure they can take dtsa.,tcr rehel th<y'U ha'e to pay 1f they wanted ted muney they are lree to return to thetr er.rl disaster funds uld ways when the lwo years""' over 'I don't thtnk 11 ts ta1r.'' Arndt told · Theresa hnlll to how mud1 you our a.~o;octale Ashley Baker · Thes.: can cuntml people " sa1d Chr1> other guys are gomg to end up wnh Mauhews. press secrerary for the the same amount ot money. and they Huuse Agncul)ure C.lmlll11tee "We dtun t ha,ve tu pay msumnce prem1· ,,,n't make the tanne11< huy msur· ums lthml.i at"~ !.!Unt.lthal (Cnnl!ressJ atlt:t: 1s helpmg el~l)lb.>tly. 11's JUS! th'in we Cungres.' generos1ty goes heyunu v.ern alung and pun:hast."CJ crnp t~Ur· l~tung. lantk!rs nO lhc hook ln,urJil4.:C ance and nnw ThiS Jtsasler r(hd ' >t>lllpJill<s alsumal.:e out m-el) "" t gmng to tix unythmg tn the lung The F<J<~d Cmp lnsur.tnce Cur· term.. pur.uu>n pays tn,un:rs an "adnun1strJ· In''<!'.-. but II \\ouiJ reunbun-.e farmers Tite t.:nngre\sumal h.ulnul •~ ~d"l muhmg 11 tough on lll~UrJn~.:e ag.L"nts lnr OJhnut ()'; pt!O.:c!llt of their lo"it hM- who nnw h~tw to ~tlOVIOl.'c! rarrn~,.... h1 [ U.IIIItld - ~\l"n -WVA. Today's weather forecast By The Associated Press Southeastern Ohio Today Mostly sunny Hoghs tn the lower 70s Ltght and vanable wmd Tontght .IncreaSing cloudmess. Lows '" the upper 40s L1ght and expense' Arnnng the expenst!s reunhursed hy the guvemmenr was $41 K.4011m luhhymg. $.16.XSIJ tor a "'"'pany retreat at an e~penstw n:s<>n. $++.lUI y tor a tishmg trip 11> C'.tnada. $1 K.!Ul tu 1 rent ,mu tum1>h a skyom at a h.1sehull stadJU~I .md $17 514 un chuculates Otlicwts at the Depurtnlfln ul Agn<uhure wncede that the crup msur.tnce system tsn 1 perfect but s:ty th.u a ~~~ ot the problems won't gu .tw.ty unt1l tlll>re far111ers parttctp.11e But alter se~mg W.1shmgtnn 1n WHAi HAPPENED 'TO THE RESTOf rHE PAPER? ~· ... t.abh-;hcd almo>tl ;.& ~ommun-htw fl!:%hl to Uo so "say" ht'!onan Leo Rlbutft) of G.•,,r~~.: w. . ~hl ngton U mver!<.ll) • _ \\-~.: Lv. ull prl ... ul ~ nt' h) h~ ~lhlc.,l ·say"' the Brookmgs lnsUtullon s St~ph,n II." hut"" under>tand that there may be some •m:umslan<es wlll..:fl' 1t , nwrt' rn Arn~m:~tn mtt:"ft=!'.t~ that they not tell the trurh If"' 1.11<,1 hoo~ Th~ L 111le B.->k nl C.1mpa1gn Euquelle, · lum~s polllrt.:rdlh lie' mh, lnur t.:ah:gorrt:s honl!~t hc:-s lnad>Vcnenl he!<. halt truths .1rHJ d tnm Ill.'' rtw 11.-...t ~.::OJtC!:!\'rv 1ndudes hi.!"' tultlw pmtl!d h\1!"' or nauon.tl . . ~.·~.:unt) 1hc I,,,, h.I1Lh l'llLomp.t~"'l:'s uut-.mJ-outlalsl!hontls wr!tlar,gc: and -...m.tll n!.!hl Jo"n 10 thc N1x.on Wh1te Hous¢ s d.um lhat TnLIU :\ weddm~ Lakt: L.tnlc: Irum .m oiJ li.umly rt:Lipe . van able wmd Saturday Ml'lstly cloudy A chance ot rum m the afternoon. H1ghs 1n the lower 70s Chance of ram 40 percent Scattered frost reported Land transfers recorded around Buckeye State By The Associated Press Scatt~red trost wa.s reponed ucross Oh1o thts mommg as temperatures d1pped 1nt0 th~ intd-30s tn some areas An npproachmg frontal system wtll warm thtn gs up a b1t ton1ght, when lows w1ll be tn the 40s, the Nahonal Weather Servtce satd. Clouds will thicken and showers and rhundemorms are posstble tomght and Saturday II su ll w1ll be cool, though, wtth htghs Saturday 55-65 The record·h1gh temperalure for thts date at the Columbus weather stal1011 was 88 degrees tn 1919 wh1le the record tow was 31 1n 1946 Sunset tomght .w,ll. be at 7 12 p.m. and sunr~se Saturday at 7 30 am. Across the slate A •old tront settled over parts of the South and the Puc1fic Northwest today Meanwhtle. dry weather was expected along the Eastern seaboard und seve,r~ thund~rst<;>rm• threatened to douse the Plums Partly cloudy sk1es and dry 'weuth· er "ere predtclcd 1n the Northeast, 1he mtd-A tlanuc states and Oh1o Valley There may be mcreased cloud ~ cover and" chan•e tor. few hght showers o"prmkles, bul no stgmti· cant preclpn.nton was e.pecteu Much ol the Southeast was e>pectetl 1<) he mlluenced by the >arne '""'' of h1gh pressure tn Ihe Northeast Cle.l[ to partly cloudy ynu ~o; .Ln tnrgtve Don Amtlt 11 he s not ntshmg nut tn huy mnre msur m:lmn. .ull:e that he ;Joe'n 't ll<"'!d .lack Andei'S<ln und J~n Muller are wriler!' ror United Fealure Syndic~le, Inc. R,purter' tend IO all~pt honest lyln~ under>~and madY<rlent ly~ng lall wor~ h.ord <nnugh .11 <Xpnsln!,t hall·truths and gleetully go alter damn He'!'. Wille' 1h<re have h<<n plenty 10 go around Rllh.trd Shenkm.1n author nl the lorthcommg bonk Pre>tdentlal Amh1· uon '")'the' '"' known tl.unutlle by a preSidenl was Thomas Jel!erson s rcqw . . t ol s~ million lrom Cungtes .. lor 1111111'-lry M1pphc:s and tort~ll~atwns V~h~.:n h~ '~.:Lretlv wantl!d the money to gom Fr.m~.:~ s help m press1ng Spam w ,t.!ll Flnnd~1 h.l tht' Unlll!d St.th!' Until lie accepted appointment as indeperrdent counsel to i11vestigate Whitewater, and his man· 1 date was subsequetllly expatlded to include Travel- 1 gate, Filegate and ,Monicagate, Mr. Starr was a ! widely respected attomey -- solicitor general of the United States ~nd a jrtdge of tile United State~ Cortrt of Appeal~ for the District of Columbia. Brtt almost two years ago lie was targeted for destruction by tire Clint011istas, and today polls indicate that they have done their work superbly well. ArnHhc-r prt!,tJentwl lulu m Shenkman~ v1~w. w.1s Junres K Pnlk\ Ll.111 n 1n 'L'C'~In!.! .1 lkd.lr.llltlll of that MI!XI..:O h.tU mv.tdetllh!! h!rrllor\ ol Tc"i.l"~ ~h:dJ1n~ the hlood of otlrcrtlzcns on our own sntl .. <The l.mU L ..I.IIIHt'd h\ hnth McXILU .uH..I Tr:x.ts. was o~cur~t:d Oy Mt!XI~L.IIl"') S~~rw.: .ll of Polk:'\ d.um .t }nttJW ~on~rcs...man n.un(U AOr.th:.am Lmt:,Jin 1 ntrot1UL~J ,1 "t'rh.~" ol resolul1tms quc"stmntng '"whc:tht!l the parta~ular spnt nf ... nd on \\h~th thl? hloml of nur ulltcn~ \\,ts ~n shed.~,~.,,, nr w.1~ nnt nur "'·'r U\\11 "Il l Fr.1 n~hn • Rusher Rn(l,t:\.clt lor h1' r.trt ne-ver h:vdl•tl wuh the Arnenc.ul pc!orh: 1r1,ohc~l th..: L tltll\lf} 1n .m UIH..II!t.:l.lre~l nu, ,d \\,If .1g.un'1 thl! German' hill.! hchm..: lhe llrlllt:.'t.l Sl.IIC ... hlrnl.dl} ~lllt:.'lt'd the Wtlrltl w.,r II ~ H 1,tol1 Hh thou{!ht th.ll ""·'' JU"I 11:rnl1..: - lh.u .,1 tam\,;' the pri.! .. Jdcnl h.1s \(1 lh.: ((I th L r•lr'llil.tl~ lm lh 0\\ll good Klhullu .... llll S1 1111c tnn.:1gn poh..:y tk~!!ptlon, ho\\1!\t:r .trc lookcU .11 v..llh .1 Jc,s lor~ ~~\ 111..~ ~\l' 1ndutltng PrcsH.h:nt Jnhn ... on on Y1e1n.un and Prt:su..lcnL Rl!ag.m ~m lr.tn ( ontr,l 1\t h1, L)nc.lon Jnhn,nn t.lcstrm~.:J h1~ own t.:rCJibtllt) · forrn~r John, 0 n ~aLht:-.d Jo..,cph C~tlll.mo wrote: 111 The Tnumph ,tnU TrageJy, nl l,.\ nllnn Jnhn,on He hu..l tht' lrue t.:n't nl thl! nullt:.ary hUIIJup 111 V1c1nam , 1 ~ he l1r-1 unfolded 11 He lied ahmll link thtng' l1ke appt>lntment' lo ntiiLt:.' .mJ llt" ~~.: hc Jule He p.ud u h:.artul pru.:c a .. l1rst the pres" <.:orps m \\o ,1,hmgwn .mcJ S.ugon .tntl then 1111lhon' ol Am~n<.:an~ t.: ~une hi dnulll h1s r ,1, h..: Whne House sptnncrs tnllnwed hy the usu,,l ruhu.l Den1<x:rauc parusans 111 Cungs~ss ,mJ lhl! mt!dta St,trr wa... "out ol umlrnl • He: h.ad spC"nt lnur )e.tr!\ .mtl $_.,0 nullmn ~ami <.:Omc "'o''' \\ 11rJ T\" 11 Jn.u.k:-. latt.: r Rc.1gan up wllh nnly ~• IUwllry hm,on (lor g_(!Utng ._. wholt! sencs nl conv1c11ons .111J gu1lty pie.,, 111duJmg '"'h nntahks as lhl! governor ol Ark~m s.ts th~ tlcpUt) .IIIOrn(:y £Cnl!f,IJ ul .111t.l t.tm~: 4U.I:"'I Ll~o:.tn the llmleu St.llesl Ahme .Ill ' hew ," "iCX oh ... c-.;1\Cd But what chn"e chd Kenneth St.trr h.r~.c . '·'\It: to ~n mtn th~ unsl!· \Ot) !J:ii!..ul-,' Ma Chnton <.:hO:"'C lo .titer II!OJVIOg nllkc .thnut has Ion hdd Ll.um that thl!fl! h.td hcl'n no l.lc,tllo tr,adc .Ifill<.; lor hn~t.lgl!s "•'Y 111 ~ r: Mv he.trt .1nd 111) hc ... t lllll.: nuon ... "\Ill tell Ilk th.11 1s true But the l.tt:ts , 1 n~ltht:- ~\ u.it'tKl! tdl me: 1L '" ntll Berry's World - - ,' - ---~---1 1111pe.~ehed .mu removed lnr wm· lllllllllg perJury and obstructum nl lllsllt.:l! he~..:.ausc Lhc :-,Uhjet.:t ol Ius ~.:nm:e,llment w.as 41 scncs ut ,tlls sn unlit lnr thst.:USSIOil th.ll :.my IOVesll • g~ator whn hnngs them up lllllsl he Slt.:k It tsn '1 Kenneth Starr who "Sick He 1s .m honur .thlc m.m whu hus hccn 'illll!.trct.J mcr<.:~IC~oisly hy ~leon· "ll... nu.~lc'"i goon squ.a<.lmthc While h!..:n~llli.C th~.: ljlllt!l tndomatahlltLy thoroughgmng prolc~..,tonah sm htdl! hcllmU .~ dl!'llll.JIHHl ol • . . cx.u~al he h,,, thspl,,yed wh1le underg111ng ,, rd.ttiOih undl!r "'ht~.:h Mlri L!!wm'~Y h:,J h.tu tl1c111 l]ut he I he I hurrrtanc ol ht!' 'I"""' h,uj nnt Yet M, Lewmsky tntd the gr.md 1111)' ol .1 dn1cn Ot.: l.tsum'\ nn w h~eh M1 Cl1111on s condt~Ct luted the delin111on App,lf<ntly. the .trgu· m~.:tlt '' th~tt Mr < hnton t.:~umul he William A. Rusher ls u Olslin· ~u'ished Fellow or the Cla"'monl lnstilute lor lhe Sludy of Slut.,.. munship und Political Phdo•opby. ~~By George R. Plagenz I m nol s.l)'lllf! th.tlll Pn.•satJcnt Cl1nli,n had l11llowcJ soan-.: .uJv~ee I gave hun 111 1991 Lll the hcgmmng ot hh l1r' t tl'rm 1n ollie< ...md repe.11ed'" llJ9 S a~d ~•gam thHi y~-u ·• ~..:: would nnl he an the mnr.1l 4U.1gmm~ Y..e .1re 111 tod.1y What I am s4tYin!! as thut whl!'n Chnlon tllok n1111.:e I sugges ted th.ll he .tppmnr a chan,el cuh1 net · an hts OI!W al.hntmslrattnn u' .a w,,y hnng1ng ·' 'Pirllu.al tnllu'l!n\.:¢ to hear nn th~ t.,.:ounlry He cho:"'e not tn Jo th1s unl.l see what shape we r~ 111 now It was my 1dea that rh" unolll· '!' Deadline for publication for election letters Oct. 27 • The D~1ly Senlmel welcomes lelle':' regarding lh.e Nov. 3 ge?eral eleclwn. Ho"ever. in the inte.,st of fa1rnes.•, no elechon letlers wdl be accepted after 12 noon on Thesday, Oct 27. .. lndtviduals should address 1s.ues and nol personahhes. 1 •ll•rs purely endorsing candidares will nol be used. Leiters musl be 300 ,words and lyped. All letters are subject to editi and must be signed wilh name, address and telephone number. Telenhgone numbers will not bt published. No unsigned lellers will br pub&shed. Leiters should bt in ROod taste. ' ., etul chancel lthe name " raken trom the area at rhe tront of the ~hurch wher~ the dergy olt~e1ate) would meet wllh the preSident tour tunes a yea I It would torrn a repository of tdeus from the collected WISdom and moral con· .erns of men and women of senst· ltV It)', and antegnty < Thts Clergy Commtsston on Nauonal Morality and rhe Good L1fe (its formal name) co~id alsd serve a' the prestdent's eyes and ears, p1ckmg up the country 's hurts .1ml I hopes tis !<.UI krtng"' .1nJ IOM!L u rllii!S Iorge tr.~ek The ch.1nccl wrnt~ to Dl!e Dl't.! Meyers Cl1n1nn.., pre ... .; ... cud.lfy lo ge t~~ rt.:~ll:IIOil Plagenz would orcr,lh! like: Andrew JJ~.:k ... on :"1 'k1h.:hcn ~.:ah• ­ net '" the t Xilh The knchen c,tbmel was ,,n 1nfurmal group ol pr(srt.lcnual udvt,ers II mduued new sp.tper edtwrs. longt1111e fnend,, lamtly and ntf1e~al Cah1net,l1emhe" Bet.:ause ul then unul tn.:1al stu Ius, they were ~ept out ol stghl by entenng Jud son s <mtct hy way or the Wh1te Hou'e ktrcheo and th~ had slatrs J.1ckson sa1d he hoped the knchen cab1net wouiu be a ·moral force· to keep the shaky union to~ether Clinton s problems are d1ffer· ent lrom Jackson's but lhe sume t.:ah tnel pre~tllcnt I ,, n~azm e notcJ, SIHlll!WhUfUarkly, ihat the rJ:.u.krs wrote 1n 10 'iUpport II rltltwn.al pur pcht' .UJcJ 1\t:e that It "'"Y" on How~'¥:~r lnUnlry 1Wgcthcr now Alter my tt.le .1 I1N .tppe.trcd m . tht' '"lumn 1n M.trch 19~1. m.my The mcm hers would help the pre"· dcnl Ja~o:kson Ucs1ret.J ts wh.tl Is snrtdy llt:Cdt:t.lto ~ccp lh~ mor.al lorLt! lrum lhC'fJft'..,ltlcnt, hut I never rc~.:e tvct.l ,, reply Tw"o \C.tr"i l .t t~r Cltn1nn ha<.l ._. ni!"W rrl!s~ 't!net.1ry M1ke Me( urry The 1de.1 nl .1 ch.1ncel ~.;ahnlct ... ttl! '~cmell h~e .t gno one ... u f sug:;~..,ted th,tt M~.:C ry pn:!..,ent the <.:on..:ept to the pre'' dent I didn't hear lrom McCurry. e1ther Now that the Mon~ea Lewms~)" 'candal has hurst nn the nauon . Clinton h.IS llnally appmnted a ~rnup nl 'Ptnlual udvt,ers Wilh whom he plans tu meel lor prayer e-.ry week But has !he horse already left the burn' Clinton. uf co~rse. ha' ·')ways showed hts best lace toward reh· gJOn He goes to chur.h trequently and enjoys II one hu~ h~l'n ha"' known to <.:oun the cv.•ngdtt.:al~ ,,s ,t hulh,:· ·r ·ll.!·lln't hh ~.:tllu.:s on the· I • rd1g1tl'u .. ng.ht Other:"~ .1rc !<.UfC h1s 1nter~ ... : Ill rd 1g mn " ht'art I c II On~.! n11mstcr rct;.llls that alter pr.1y1ng w1th the prestdent .11 ,, r.t)er hreaklast. I ,,,w hiS eyes o Iull nl water that they wer<' ' sl1y1ng he~~ a man for ~hom the lad1os JU'I gn wti;J " . George Plagenz is a syndicoll· td wriler for Newspaper Enler· prise Assodalion. · r, so;,. Sc nhnd Ill Court S1 Pumuuy, OhiV Ltd ........................................ 22•, Oak Hill Flnl .......................... 16\ OVB .............................. 41'1• One Valley ........................... 31 '1• Peoples .............................. 26 Prem Flnl ........................... 19~. Aockwell ............. ,................. 34), AD/Shell ............................. 48~. SliBSCR' PTION RA1 ES B)' Carrkr or Motor Route , • .S:Z 00 S4.70 Ont Year .. S104CO SINGLE COP~ PRICE Oa 1 t~ \ Suh~.. 1h&:rs mll\kslfln& to lS Ce~nlll pay the carrier may n:mum adv:uwc dnccl lO 'ftMiPa•ty Sc:ntliiOI on a thu::~o: Silt m 12 munlh ~fl.\. Crcdd will be g•ven c:~rm:r u ctJ week Nt1 SU~III'thlln by mall pcrmhtcd '" Sears .................................... 40~. Shoney's ............................... ~ Slar Bank ............ ...... ........62 • Wendy's ,.............................. 22~. Woarthlngton ............. ,......... 13), II'Cl!l where horne ~:M iler !>CI'V ICC 1~ rl 11l1hlt P\Jtlhshcr 1 ~,:$ rv~~ 1hc nghl to adjullt rates thn' " 10; the sub~nplmn pcruxl Sub.K:nplioo rate ~.:h:anl;lcs may I'll: 11nplcm~n lcl.l hv cht~ncm& lhe dur llll•n n( tht: «uh1t\nplmn ~ 11 Wtcb .$27 :.a 26 Wtch •• J·\:\ 8l ~:! 'M:ch J\0~" Rain Outslde.Mt'As C1111nlJ I l Wccb ' 10 $29 2!J 1~68 Reader Services Our muln ton~m In 111 stories is tn be nct'uratc. If you know or an error in • story, call t~ newsroom 11 (740) 992· l!SS We will <heck 700r lnlormaUoo 1nd makt a correction If w.rnnted. .Exl. 1101 . , Exl. 110% or Exi.IIM Clo..,ncd 1\d• Veterans Memorial Thursday ad'mtssmns - Thomas Bowen. Pomeroy Thuc;duy dtscharges - none Holzer Medial! Center Discharges Oct. I - Cryslul D1xon. Edna Hesson. Suvanntt Day. Lura Sw1ger. Sandra Dnvenbarger. John Gordon Mary Quesenberry, Mrs J,,mes Allbnght and daughter . (Published with permission) .....................Exl. 1114 ............... Exl 1103 . .ExL IIGO Continued from p~ge 1 -=~:::.:.::.:.;;.,:,:.;.;~:::!!~----- '"'""I bluepnnt nn cnndlllll'llhey named closer ro a dtal to settle her harassment lawsUit The legal sources who spoke on cond111on of anonymny. decltned lo provule ligures being diSCU>Sed A week ago. Mrs Jones lawyers were seekmg about S I mllhon While Chn · ton's lawyer. Rohen Benneu was offenng S500.000 Mrs Junes has dropped her demand lor an apology. sources have sa1d The Wa.,htngron Po'l tn.today's edtuons quoted sources as saymg Cltnton's lawyers had mcrea<od the settlement ofter lo $700.0041 but that Mrs Jones' lawyers still were seek· her thts year. b~t Mrs Junes lawyers are ,(ektng 10 remstale the ca'< through. an appeals <nurt The DemocratiC 1111peachment propusal woulu hmH the 1nve,t1g,,. 11on 10 Chnton's rclauun <h tp wuh M' Lewtnsky. and the pcrJUr) nbslnu.:tJOOeOt ejUSllt.:c!, Wllnt!s!ol tal11· per1ng and abuse (>I power alleg.tltons made by Starr. aeu>rJtng ll> Demo~· rallc ut11cl.lb whu des.nbed the he ..nd Repuhl~e,,n , have ' said they expected overwhelmmg appmvallur tht.>lf pl.m - ~vcn tholl~h ,, pOJrl) lrnc: vole Wd' proh,ahle 111 the 'urer ~.:harued p.,n .....m .li111C"phcre ol th~ • > 17-memher Jud'"·"Y Cnnun111ee Ht)Wevcr, Denm<.:r.ltl<.: nlli~,: l.lls ,,ud they hoped that hy Thanksg1v · mg .1 puhl' ~,; thJI .lln:.1dy I!'! showmg lmpaltenu:! Wllh the Lcw1n..,ky matter would Uc-m.tnd Ihat lh t:: lllVt':"' llgOJtum be term1n.ned AI th.11 p0101 the Democr.IJ"i hope the lCnsure option .could he applied as a cnmpmmtse 1 ) Buckeye Rural... luture 111 help all memhers under<tund and re.tluce thetr e!e,lriC b1lls. has heen scheduled BREC s.:rves nine •ounu~s tn southern OhJn - 1\thens. Gulha. Jackson. LawreA•e. Me1gs, P1ke Ros; S<totu and V1nton In a•cnrllance wtth BREC bylaws 111>1 1 Tht! pl.m w h h.:.IJI:!d lor ~.:ertmn Ul'leat O(lU v.cc~ 111 thc' liHU..,l' Jud1 t.:r-aryCommlltcL! whlt.:h lllt!t!'l"i Monday 1n enhc!T rcJt!t.:t .m 1mpc.1t:hmer11 IOtjUiry ltlln Cl1nt<Ht ~ ~o.:tmdm:l ~~r r~~.; • ommtnd "'ut:h an mve,ttg_.1t1on to lhe HtH1"il:! MaJmlly Rt:puhlu.:.m"' h.1ve nmUe cl!!ur they would nott;ompromlse on th1!1r propo ....tl In authnn!e an tnqUiry not hrnued hy ~uhiL!'.:l maUc!r nr umc The Hquse hkdy Will vnt~ 0.:1 9 mg1;u~~!~~~mtssed the ,lawsull e.lr· Conlmued lrnin page I \Ul ulh..:t .\1notl..:l! o l th~ al\lll!.ll llllo!Cl· mg w.1s delivered tu .111 BREC mem· hers between live.and Ill days 111111le· d~o11ely prcccd1n~ the event 111 thc 1torm ut an mvtlat1un .1nJ \I sample ballot accomp.mymg members' Sep· 1~mber elecrnc btlls Survivor stories ... Continued rrom P~ll• I grant In asstst w1th the: p.t)'l11\!nl lor: mammograms nntmg thut ~nnurtg tnlo the county now every mlmth ,,re ntohtle unns lrt>ln Ohu1 St.ue Unt· v~rSity Medte.ll Center .1nu Rtverstde Hosp11al1n Cnlumhus Abnut breast 'c: 11 -cx.unnMI10n, she Stlld th.1t ~hcd10g ynur hreu~t' uver n lun~,e pt!noll ol tunc hdps mthe • recogntuon .ut ,hody changes mtghtlie takmg r'·" ~ wh~eh I DREW BARR~ MORE. ANJE~ICA HUSTON IN EVER AFTER ••" ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 WED BARGAIN NIGHT, AL~ SEATS $2 00 446·0923 CENTRAL DISPATCH I 0 02 p m • Rt><: kspnngs Rehu' hthtullon Center. Pomsrny. Belly W1les. Wteran~ Memorial Hf>>pttal RUTLAND i.21 u m. volunteer lire dep.u'i· men! and squud to Mum Street motor•vehtcle ac~:tdent Fra'\l)ts • Imboden. Holm Medt,;a-1 Cenrer. and Chnsll Wt!.on. VMH. Cenlr.tl Dtspatch squad assisted. 7 12 p m. Beech Grove Road Macte Priddy. HMC. Central Dts· patch squad asststed / A m.IJnr pnw~r uutage w,1, report ed today hy Oh10 Power Company cuslllmers The outage began at I0.4S am .md was still oul~t II 30 a.m. .1.cordtng In the Pomemy Dutly Sen· I mel' HumJrt!ds ol ~.:uslnmers nf were .ltlecl<il up the nver and m ih~ west~rn "'l!~lton ot M~1gs Coumy .1s well us Pomeroy und MtJdleport Karen's Greenhouse Portland, Ohio "Customer Appreeiation\ Da~" '' Saturday, Oct"3rd 10am ·4 pm • Free cornbread & beans Cooked over an open fire • Many item5 in store on sale 3:1111, Saturday & Sunday only 7:3ti Daly At 8:10, 7:110, line offaU decoratmg Items ~-::1.11! 11 8:3ti All AGES, All TMS 84.00 **************• B 1Q ~h'~'" ' - Cow' Commercial and ullllly 11150 and" dn .. n. canter anJ culler 271M! ,1 nd down All hulls 4 2 !XI and down Sheep & lamb' Cho1ce wools n !XI· 79 so chOJ« ~hp-. 7~ OO·MII XI. feeder la111h' fill !Kl iit nd down aged sheep 10 lXI and ·Uow.l Power outage Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday 7 a,m.-2 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Other Servlcee Advertising. Clrculatmn Hospital news Beginning October 1, 1998 we Will return to our fall hours We will also re-open for Sunday. ' Our hours will be as follows: News Departments The moln numb<r Is 991-lUS Depart· New• Untls ot the Me~gs C11unty Emer· gency Med1cal Servtce recorded three calls for asstslanc~ Thursday Untts re,ponJmg 1nduueJ j(acine, Ofiio 949-1009 Correction Polley Zirkle. Pomeroy Vtllage parcel, Deed. Helen Elame Atkeson. Eleanor Bemtce and James Thomas to Kenneth and Debra Gumbtli. Rul· lund parcels, . , 'Deed. Martha Grueser to Patnck Barry Grueser to Rutland VIllage: Deed. Lev1 Newbery. Gertrude Long. Della R Steen, Irma Htllegus. Arthur R Hmes, HermiU1 J. Hin~s . W1lham E, Clarence E. and George Newberry to Geol'lle W. Long Lebanon. RtJ;ht of way. Teddy A and SuziU1ne Warner to Columbus South· ern Power. Sahsbury. R1ght of wuy, Deun~a und M~~ Lon)llo CSP, Oltve, R1ght of way, Edsur, June. Horace R and Grace Abhou 10 CSP, Salis· bury: Rti!hl or wuy. DaVId A und Shelby J. Davts to CSP. Rutland. Deed. Etleen Welker and Jenny Wells lo Thomas G and Mudehne McClung. Pomeroy Village parcel. Deed. Thoma.~ G. and Madeline McClung 10 .Paul L Flora, Pomeroy plll'Cel. Commt"f*ee II ••• Fnday'' trend' Hog' steady "'"'''ready. canle steady Summ:u; ot Thul'\day'' auc110n at BU<yru' Hog-. Market h1~~' 2S 25-1M X5. hght ""w' 17 25,10 !KI heav) "'w' I Y IKI13 10 FeeJer p1g, 1 <Xl·21 00 head. 21 ()().11 lMJ CV.I Alfbt>ars \12S·i6 5!) ·C•IIIe Slauehter 'tec1\ 'hmce 56 (XJ 011 'Ill .:C1eu ~2 <MI sl; IKl Slau~lner heder' c hn1c~ S5 (XJ. 59 SO ,<k<•l 51 IK).SS IKl Melgs · EMS 1ogs 3 calls !Hart's 1(ountry 1(jtcfien .$10972 menl extensionS arr; Genenll Manog•• -·-·- Stock reports are the 10.30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. MAll SUit~CRIM ION h•siM Me(ttt Covnly l6W.d.s o;~ Wc(h . Am Ele Power ......................... 49 AAkzoT ....h..................................5..1~2 mr ec ............................... " Ashland 011 ...................... 43'l. AT&T .................. ,..............56'\,. Bank One .............................39\, Bob Evans ... ................... 19'~. Goodyear ......................... ,••:51'" Kmart ......... , ....................... 11 Kroger ........................... t' •.••. Lllnds End ........................... 18,. l'uslmaskr Send addu; ~s comctnms In rtlc 4'i71l9 ' Broughton ........................... 18l, Champ)on ...............................10 Charm Shpa ............. ~ ..... ........4 City Holding .........................37l. Federal MOQul ..................... 43'· Gannen ...............................52), Ncw:-.r.•rc• A~~~;~:.urun O~rly Stocks Borg-Warner .........................331r• rul'lll~hcd J:Vtry rfh;fnUiln Mnnd•y lhrnu&h t:mlay Ill Cuurl Sl f"omcru~. Oh1o, hy the Ohtn Vi1llcy Pul'lhshl'lg Ct•mpany &:conc:l dw (l(lSI:tp,c p;mJ rrl P liii~··~Y Ohkl Mtmher: 1 he 1\.'~~ICIJI.,tl Pr~~ mn~ !he Ohio almosl hn nun1 ng over Newsweek m.lg'-11.1111! nnu~ rcm.<rkcd. · Clmton has consulted "' m.tny dergy while 1n oll~ee that he m.1y he the mo't pastor 11ed preSident 1n htslnry · Smll.t! ol these dergy I ru!nt.l:"' howt! v~ r have heen more ol .a h10dranc< than a help There was lhe loot-In-the· mo~th rem.trk hy the Rev Billy Gr.1h.un wh"h ·"The New Yur~ T1me" nh\ervet..l. prat:IKUII) e>cu,ed Clinton's tnlldellty hy "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!="""'""'~:"!!!!!""'""'""""ii !U<PS 213 9601 Communlly Ntwspaptr llokll.,.lllf One Wcrk Orw Munth President Clinton's chancel cabinet The followmg land transfei'K were skies and dry weather was predtcted across rnt>st areas. a cold tront was recorded recently in the office of expected to hnger over <enlral Flon· Metgs County Recorder Emmogene . d.t for much of rhe day Sca'tlered Hamtlton Deed, Ph1hp W Holstnger to Fre· showers anJ thunderstorms could be da V HolSinger. Chester parcel. posSible '' Deed. Rutland Btble MethodiSt A trontal boundary stret•h1ng and Rutland Community Chureh to across the Plums was expected to Wesleyan Btble Holiness Church. keep wealher unsettled for most of the day Showers and lhundel'lltoriTls R..utl.md•parcel. l D~ed. Metgs County Lrbrary muy fall from the Dakotas to Texas Assoc~atton to Thomas Chfford and Some of the storms could be severe across the central and southem ' Sally Roush Htll, Racme, 2,614.89 Plams. Ha1lthree mches tn dtameter. square feet. Deed. Thomas Chfford and Sully wmds to 8Q mph and ramfall up to Roush Htll to same, Sutton Ractne (hree mches wa' posSible m the ttrea Vtllage parcels . The northern Rock1es may see · Deed. R1chard A and Dorothy scattered showell' for most of the day Anew cold front movmg through the Hagerty to ' Phyllis 0. Sk1dmore. Salem. ~actltc Northwest ts expected to proDeed, Vester Jr and Reva Luctlle duce showers and thunderstorms for Walker 10 same. Rutland parcels. much of rhe duy. exrendmg jnro the Deed. Ntla lane Brown 10 Nita overn1ght hours None' of these lane and Roben R Brown. Set· storms was expected to be severe pto/Pomeroy parcels. F~rther south, mosl areas tit the cenDeed, Mary E Roush to Barbara tral and soulhem Rock1es, u~ well as Watson and Manlyn Young, Sutton the Sourhwest, may see partly cloudy parcels, 'sktes and dry wealher Deed. Roger E Carpenrer to Rul· land Vtllage. Rutland. De~d. Dmah Weaver lo Sue Ellen The Daily Sentinel House And I hehcw th.n sonte Jay thl! Amcn~,;.IO people wall t.:ome In ·ltltl 144'111" 1~ '" lhough the cnmp.lniC"i. n:pon~,.-.,1 111 RICHMOND DALE I API tl's an evenly lltvldcd dolllncl. He US Rep Ted Srnckland ucked off !Strickland! always has a tough 1he lt<l or Cabmet officer.. current raa:." the M1~soun Oemocr.u utd and former DemocratiC offiL-e·hold· " Bur the J!real !lung llboutTed" th:u ell' and other.; who are visiung tilt 6lh he never wears uut, he never gtves Congres."onal Otstnct 10 help h1m 1n up " h~< re-eleellon campwgn The two rhen walked through The h't underscored the dislnct'• cl:lllsrooms tn lhe !IChool's ma1n value 101he pany. which has a 22-selll btuluing and slap_ped-00 addtllons · • • dtsadvantage m Congress. Vortn; One claM had 28 puptls w1th barely have dismtssed. the tncumbenl tn • . enough room to ge110 the ~ks The each elec110n Since 1990 school covers gnkles six t/trough 12 'And rhe DemocrdL\ sent Hou~~e and ha.• 630 pupils Mmonty Leader D1ck Gephardl 10 A pla.,cic-covered compure,r nton· thts un~ vtllage 60 miles souJh of nor sat 1n lhe comer of a sc1cnce Columbus to help Stnckland drum up cla.•sroom. n• keyboard d1sconnect'support for a once-defeated Democ· ed because the school cannot afford rat1c proposal to htre 100.000 new the wtnnll needed to use n. reachers teache" nat1onw1de and admtntstrators sa1d I Ill very thanHul for that kind or Studenls Seemed to take the VISII help." Stnckland sa~d after fintsh1ng 1n slride a.s Stii<:kland and G~ardi off a fish sandwtch with a stde of toured rhe clamooms. followed by baked beans '" Sourhea~tem High atde._ reponen; and phologr.~phers School', crdmmeu cafetcna and school adm1n"tr.ll<n. n.., school Whtle Gephardi wa.s helptng to hfl "a popular one wtth poh11c1ans who Stnckland's campatgn. Hou.se Speak· wanr to' demon,trate that ""hools er Newt Gmgnch wa.• across the slate need more help '" a Dayton suburb helptng Srnck" It's all confus1ng You do"'t '· land's Republican challenger. Ohto know who's f,rom where," satd !Ill Lt Gov Nancy Holltsrer, raiNe mon· Duvall. a semor ~ ey for her run Meanwhtle. tn a speech'" KetterStnckland and Hollister will mg. Gmgnch sa1d Hollister would debate each other Saturday at 6 p m JOIO a slrong team of Ohto RepubhExtended rorecast Saturday ntghl. Mostly cloudy m the J<ihn W Berry Fme and Per- cans m the House He sa1d Holhster s wnh a chance of rdm Lows 1n the torrnmg Arts Center at the Untverst- heltef m smaller government ~ ty of Rto Grande shared by most Amencans lower 5~ The congresSional seat ts prized "O~r hberallnends belteve more " Sunday Partly cloudy Htghs m by both parttes The Nattonal Repubbureaucnlls 1n Wushtngton estabh,hthe lower and m1d 70s iUld creatmg Monday Mo•lly clear. Lows hcan Congress111nal Comm1ttee " mg more regulat1ons · 11 out IS how you blanketmg the . airwaves With ads rhore lurms tn h from the upper 40s to near 50 and about Holhster Stockland •atd hts 1mprnve educalllln ." , the Georgia htghs tn the m1d 70s. ;,1 Tuesday... Partly cloudy Lows 1n tei~Vtslon campaign would gel Into Republtcun sat "tar 1h1> week. all hough he ha.• •· Her upponcm v01ed 111 ke~p the the lower 50s and h1ghs m the m1d ht"h e • been runn1ng many radw aJs bureaucracy 1n W"' htngton ••'·eep the 70s . II 'real tmpnrt.mt tht~ lime We paperwnrkWtn Wa.shmg.tohn. kcdep the Ieel thattt sa holl) wntested dtstnct. power 10 a'htngtun e >al - II\~ CXJlC'nse rcunhur~ment • whu.:h tnl.llt:J ~';Xt) nulhnn m llJlJ-1 anU llJ')' unlv $5-l1tmlhun wht:n rno~th!r' ol "IHIL' .ar~ at st tkt! _ The t.lcil' 1h.11 every one nlthese guys has told "gn1tican1 hes," says St. 1 nlt:~t Kutler ,1 r'-'llh!Li Un1ver-.11v of Wl\l:Onsm h1stnn:.m Pre,JJt:nh h.av~ !led .. o much to us about tore1gn pnhcy lhat they ve 10 he" COLUMBUS !AP)- Ohocl-lndlpnces at selected buytng points Fnday a.s prov1ded by lhc US Department of Agnculture Mar· ket News Barrows and gilLs weak to m""t· ly SO •cnt. lower. demand hg_ht tu moderdte on a moderJie weekend movement U S 1·2. 230-260 It>. country pomls 17 50-291l0. few 27 ~)and"' 29 50 plants 29 50-30 SO. few 28JXl US 2-:1- 230-260 lbs 25 00· 27 !~). 210-230 lbs 23 00-25 !K) Sows mo'tly steal!¥ U.S · 1-J. 3!XJ-400 lbs t3 IJO. I5 00. 400-500 lb~ 15 00· 17 00 S00-600 lb• 17 00-.1 00. few over 600 lbs. 21 ()().23 00 Boa"' over 3~! lbs 9 00·12 00 under 300 lbs 12 00-15 00 few 16IXl For the week barrows and gilt' steady to 50 •ent' htgher '"w' steady lo I !XI ht~her Esumated recetpts 40 IX~l Pric.. from Producers L1veslock ASIIOC:iation an~ dtrel'lhojl • Qe\:cpt1on 1\tJI th.1t,. . th')' n: ex .. u~1ng Pre,1Uent Clm10n s m1~leadtng slat~ments •1hnut Mtlllt~o:<~ l l''-' uhl\y mmcJ you But the-n: 1' t:onsuJerable sen11ment thai prc, 1Jenu,il 1\ ~~~~ "11olh1n 0 new and "'meumes enureiy ddenstble. at least The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Political celebritie ·- Today's livestock report-, ·abound in 6th Dis rict Ohio weather Fr!Uy, ~ 2, 19!11 Aid to farmers who won't help themselves 'EJtaMrsfwf tn 1948 pre<~denttal ' . Pomeroy • Middleport, 0 • / The Daily Sentinel I . • . By NANCY BENAC Assoctated Press Writer \'<ASH lNGTON - Now mrne Friday, October 2.1998 [] Call for • Movtes y.,, .... 1· 740-753·3400 M•u""' n nro.u r �Pqe 4 • The Da(ly Sentinel Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio • .• Friday.~ober2,1998 Strawberry~ tells North Carolina State knocks out No. 11 Syracuse 38-17 to ' ' VESt -..wllh teammate Andruw Jonea (left) joining In, the Atlanta Bravee' Chipper Jonee (wearing banlng helmet) le hugged by team· mate Ozzle Guillen after Chipper Jo~s'101h·lnning eingte gave lhe Bravn a 2·1 victory over the vtaltlng Chicago Cuba in Game 2 of their National League playoff serln Thursday night. {AP) Jones' 1Oth-inning hit powers Braves pa~t Cubs 2-1 Tnn) Grallantno bunrcd d•m n the lirs1 ~ b.1"10!' lin~ to Gr.IL:e. a lour Inne Golu Glm-.,r .md the nnl) hnili(ller ltnm the Cuh' J.tsl pl u}otr re.un tn J9K'J Mulholl.md .tnd Mnr.tndtllt 11erc cun lu:oo;t: U .ahout \\hn w.ts l!tH09 to covet . and Gr.ll'Cw.ts J.tle m.lkthg the tht<m Mulholl.md c.tughl the hall. bur 'olltded 1111h Mor.utdtnt .md m,s,cd the b.IJ; lnr .m errnr On !he nex t p11t·h Jone"i llnctl .t dn ~ ' c Jll"ol m~adc the lcfl ~ ricld hnl' to d11- NL playoHs • By PAUL NEWBERRY " ArLANTA ~AP) - The All:tnl.t BrJI "' tonketf hke' .rrc:tm 1h.u .'won erghl pl.t)Otf scrtes tn rhe 1990s The Chtc.tgo Cubs' Well. they cer· t.llnl) l11ed up to !herr repulalron '" !he lm .thlc lose". the ream rh.ll h..,. n't "nn .1 posbcason sene:" smcc rhetr 190X World Sene' r h.tmpt · nnshtp ·They <htl n'l he.u us." Cut.. reltcl · er Terr} Mulhtoll.tnd s.11d :tfler the Br.l\ coo,; raJ hctllnr a :!·1 \ Jllnry 111 tht:' lif'l·n>und NL """' Thursd.ty nr ghr · Wa: be,u u..; .. Nn une w,ts ,trgu&ng The B1,1\ ~.., .m: a ~ru.d'-~ ptht s(.tst>n tt!.tn1 th.ll ~.:.111 pminLr.! on the shghlcsl llll , l.tke The Culls ¥-c!rcn t so suhtle. ~om prcss1ng 'J().ye.m; ol lrustr.IIIOil tllln 111u glnm1g hlumfets mnmg the lllih 111 • Sornl!tii11C\ ynu've,gnt tn h,t\l' t' hule lu,k." s.mt Arl.mr.l man.rger Rnhb)• Cnx, whose re.tm "up 1-0m the bcst·nl'·li\C sencs Tr.mslaltnn II helps In he pl.tyt ng thr Cuhhtc' .rllhts 111ne of ) e.11 Two uuts lrome\enm~ the WIIC\ . Chtcugn lost a 1-U lead 11 hen J.11 y Lnpc1 homc1ed 111 the n1nth ·'£·'""' K~' m Tdp.ti/U No sUl'h l&:.tl!'l nl srreng!h 11 en: needed Ihe ncxrtnntn g. .til the Rr.11es h.td to do 11." )••Jich the Cuhs sell -deslru'l In the rnp ul' 1he IOih. Gkn.rllcn Htllled nil wtlh ll.tlk .md w.ts hull! cd Ill ,ec.>nd h) Qnr) G.rcut hellll e the Rr.11es llllenti!Ht.tll ) \\:tlked Mtde) Mnt.tndtnt Htll •lnlc thud \\htlc 20-)e.lt·llld lclt ~ h.uuh.:J rclu!\cr Od.tll "' Pctct "orkcc.l thl! l'oum to 1 ~ ~ .tg.un"il ptndl·hlllcr kll Bl.tu"'' wh(• spent the l.t>ll I )e·"' \\llh !he Br.11es. On the next pile h. Jll.m,,·r srruck our.md Mor.tndtlll v..1s lhr«l\\rt uut11y111g to sh:.tl \Ctond - With the pot~nll.tl go· ,1h~.1d run sl.ullhng :1L thnll h.tse. Slmrlstup W,lll WcJr.,s w.t"i l.. tl:' l.'tl\ l'llllg, tlllll ICit'\ ISIIln ll'pi.I)'S ~ 1 ppc.&rcd 10 sho\' Mor.tndtnt w ,,, on the hag 11 h~11 r.tgged Bur secnmlh."" ump11e Jerry Ltylle ,,tiled hun nul . ' · M) ~~~~~ '"a' 111 lh~n! · Mnr.tJHh· Ill ln'l"ilt"d In rhc hnunm h.tlt of rhc lllrh. !he Rr.lle• •ltuck t)Utckl) .tg.un•l Mulhpll.md "hn tool1lH' r lm T.tp.mt ,,.., Rod dthCr R~~:k ICm.un~.:d 111 thl' H" 10 Wl'IV\ Jon~\, WhO glc "·" ,1\ ,u l.thle m .tml llllC lllll dn\'~s GETS GAME-WINNING HIT - 'Tbe Houston Astros' Bill Spiers dri· vee Dan Mlceli'e pitch into right field for the·game-winnlng single In the bottom of the ninth Inning of Thursday night's National League playoff game against the visiting Sl!n Dlegq Padn~a, whO iosls-4. (A~) Spiers' clutch hit helps Astr~s ,get. 5·4 win, vs. Padres )'Clll" S1r.111 herry. 16. has heen provmp h1.., ml!nlal tnughnr"is for) caf"i. fir)rjt O\er<.·nmllll:! a ctll"alrl( .lddtl'lton.lltt.:n hmrhn g rhrnugH ,, rax con1 tdton In m.&ke lr h...:k In rhe m.tJOr' .md become .Ill importanl p.tn nl the Y.mkl."e,· AI.-record Il-l ~'' m -.e,,,nn-: " Uc ')rj ,, \\ t"ll n:'flf'l'll'd ,~,...tt.·r.m WhO IS pan Of the personal tty or ihts le.tnt," satd Cone. who also pl.ryed wnh Srrnwberry on the M<ts l'rom 1987-90 ' " He sy mbollles lht rest hence of lh" re.tm with .til he 's been rh~ou~h 10 h)s c.rreer and hts ltfe " .( ~uon i.l~ s.• turd.l) Te.unnl.lle Chth Dav1s .•rnnrher • D.trr) I '' gmng In ha1e a lor of lunglrme frtenu oJ Srrawherry. cnnlt~Ston .md he ts gnmg lo he heheves he wrll persevere sc'oued · •at<l ptlcher Da11d Cone " We're ull concetned .thou! D.tr· "ho '"'" he· II "e.tr Str.r" herry's No ryl. hur M,, .tlnud hocause we know 19 on "•' h.tl \\hen he st,lrt' lnni ght'!oo how strong he"·" D.tl ts s.ttd He 's game · We .tre .til scared Bur the hundled mh erst!) he lore .. progno•d' '" gt~od From wh:ll WI! The Yllnkces .tre he.,;omlnf! \l'll'l ~ h~.tr rh<re h,,, hecn e.u I) de ted ton ans .tl de.tltn~; Wllh tllne" 111 ihe pnsl.1nd the re: •~ ~m I!JH.:cllent d1.1nu.• ot se.tson Dunng Iherr I9% World lull r<cmer) · Seraes chumpumshtp run . Torre 's It Srr.l\1 herr) n<eds mo111 auom. he brother. Fr.tnk. "·" allhe sume hus· c.rn hmk In chthlhood lrtencl F.nc pn.rl Cnlumhta·Presb) ICII.tn Mcdtcal D,l\ rs. 11 ho bounceu h.tck J'mm Ihe Center. lor~& hcun rr.mspl.tnl \:tme problem 111 I997 l<i lead B.Jht· " I lhtnk rhur we ktl(>W wh.ll \\e more 1010 !he pl.ryolh -""\ hui'C lo do." Torre satd ..,. m .1 \\. .tlkmg "lhlt.'!\"i:· said Torre s.11tl Sir.t\\ herr y dt<f nor D.t\ 1s. i1o11ng th.tllw~ lumor "'W"' bl!!· mcnrron whelhct he hnpes In res11mr ger lh.&n Stt:twhwy's hls curcer 0.111• .tlre.uly has pl.t) ed .1 key "He's lookmg lorwmd 10 gelling rule 111 Srr.111 hct r) \ 01 de.&l. com tnc· lhts over Wllh, .. ToiTe smd 'Once he tng h11n ro h.11 e d<r"on; look tnlo lite gels pus! ihur step. he c.m pl.tn hts swm.tch p.11n he d heen tecltng lor fUIUt\! ' NL playoHs By BERNIE WILSON HOUSTON ~API - Maybe the Houston Astrn• should m.tlc Btll Spters .rn honnr.&ry memher uf il1o • Ktllcr B's OK. ~o h1s surn.ame dnesn"t stan "till B Bur he had Jll 'i as htg .111 unp.td '"Jell Bagwell Cr:ug Btggto .tnd Der<k Rdlm helptng lite Asims even th~t r NL d1\ l:oiiOn st:ncs .1g.uns1 the S.ut Otego P.tdres al J. I • Spte" RBI "11gle wtlh nne ottllll ihJ: ntnr'h g.11•e the Aslrns ,, wtkl ~-4 wr11 ThuNI.ty .11 the Astrodome .tl'rer Hou,ron hlc1.1 ,, 1\\o·run lead tn rhc lltnlh Whtle rho Ktllcr B\ li11,1lly l1.1tl pl.t ~ofl .pet htrm.tnces lh,Ji h1 ed up In lhcu md..n.unc Sp1er"i went 1-lnr~5 \\lth l\\o Unuhlcs ,md "'cured :1 run ··t tlun~ IIMI s good lor tlu s t ~.un to h.11e,lhe Ktllet B's.'' SJ>ters <.ud ' I don't ihtnk' ,to) l>od) on lhts lc.tm feel, ltke they tlon'r gel .m) eredn .. Bur lhe Aslrn• m.tde tl d<.u !hey po ll~!t.:flcr th.m th.tl "lhe g.mw "nol.thourrhc Ktllet 11' · B.tglldl ,,ud "ir\ .thou! 15 Hou"ilnn A\IJOs The Wlll w.ls hu g~.·. II "e losttod.t) . \\ ~ wnuld h. I\ c hl'l.'l1 htg lt ouhlc . The y hc.ul In S.m Otcgn 11 Jilt ,, spit! t.Jihct 1h.u1 """ 11 0 ~ fhc llc · lol) d..:.nly ltlh:d the p1cs"..u1L' ptn on the As11ns \\hen s-.m l>t~o.•gn.., Kc' Ill Il l BH)\\ n h~.tl R~.uld) Johnson ~-l TUL'!'I· Ill •l h.lliJc Ill .ICI!S tf,t) Wc'n: .all gntng tn l!O o.,tnllng.' ' L11 f) Dtc•t ket rokcd .tti<Hll lod.t) 'oil d,J) m.rna~<' t G.mtl" ~ ~.:on11n 1.., S.lltml.t) ns~ht .11 Qu\tl ~ Sh1d1Um With Ho~t"ilon.., M1kc nm homer rn ptnch·hlller JIll\ Ley1111 O~nm!! 1h~ huuo m Hnllnhm ICIICH'll .1 nd G uiiCifC/ ..,,Ill! Gtrlll'rr~t ., 0111.' nl I ~ fllol} cr... 111\ oh t. • d 111 tlu: h1 g tr.Jdl' the lluho., 111 11t·u· mtx· l llJ 1 ht•l\\ l'L:n J-' "Sn I look nil I guo" !lie) Jrdn I ihtnk I 1\11\]ld •le.tl .. H~ \\.I' nghl ' R~eky . I llun~ . •Utpll•ctl Clot} · noc.' Tony G11 ynn '·"II II "·" ·' grc.tl rnme h) hun hut,, plllll"i 111 ol ltHI!! h '\IIU,ItiOil .. Hull mun ''"d he 'houltl h.11 e ~opt on 'il'l'Ond "In th,ll "'''"''" llllll !JI\ 111g IJ1111 thud h,IM.! Wols ol h1g nmt .tkc. · '•"d Hnllm.llt, ,, lc.ttltn~ uuultd,ue lor the N,L Cy Young Aw.trd · Huttm.m lhrcw low ot h" betic- · 1hng diangt!ups to Sp1~P.i ~lm "il~~ pled tu nght nn d I~~ ~011111 "II WliS 11 pr<lly ~untl pile h, I idl ltlc .• rlier s~emg the r~ pl.r y. · Spt.:r' s.ud "'I w.ts 11r~11-y luck y to !:!~1 <'II<Htgh ul the b,\1 on 11 My ·'Jli'""'' h du.in'r Inn~ Inn gnntl lite lu ' ' 11vn sY. mgs W.agnc1. "''111 !!Ot the ...,.~, sh.1"y down till' W.agncr .tllowctl Ken C.tlllllllll·s ... mglc, then retired Cit eg V.tughn HL• threw c1ght sit .IIJ:!hl t.tsl h.JIIs In Leyrllz. who fouled oil 'ev - rite foul pole hut 11 !'I lli-..h.:.utc-ntng fon . th.11 \\C ~.ouldn 1 t.tkc th1.., g.unc. · P. tdt~o.'"' m . m .lgl'l B1uu· Uodt) ,,,u.l · fh~· A"'tn•' tool... .t -1 ·~ h.:.1d inttllh~..· lltllih 1h.m~' 111 the• Ktllcr ll's, hul Btl· I' \\ ,,~n ..· t .&lhm"'LI ,, h\tHHll 1\\o- the nght· fit.!fd h.•Ul'C . JU)rj\lihldC Wallnr.!r smtlct.l t'\Cil tlmu gh lllL' h.tll d~..• ,ucd thJ tcmc He tlwu~ht 11 W.IS gull\!_! \0 ,be l..'tthCI" ol porttp Ol d lnul hull . "I prc·uy much know I '"ppltcd .111 lhC , jlOWt:t s.nd . . lo1 t11.11 home run ,. he • hmp hodie. and broken goal~rs in hrs wake Karzenmuyer's mother. Dtunne. "as asked tl' she was saddened toy Ihe low pnonry her son as'lgned lo edu· he sa tel after Ihe game II was <~ne of onl) four ltme- he has mer wtlh reponers this sea,on Conch John Cooper has ltule tnler.mce for Knrzenmoyer's pleu rhar Whtle Wtlh Ihe New Yntl Y.tnkcc'' 4 of rhe World Series al 6. The Y.m- I n I ')96 I l'Y' ttl htt ,, th .un.ttll.: th1 ~'L' ~ run. Cl ghth -IIHHng hnm~.: 1 .ag.unr.,t Atl.~nt.l' M111k Wohll: l,lo t1c G.unl..' kees wenr on 10 wm in 10 mnings and defeared the Brave' rn srx games The prevrous year. hts J5rh-mmng home run ofT Tim Belcher won Game • 2 ·of rhe Yankees' tirsr-round senes : agntnsl Seullle : . 'Bagwell drove rn Houslon 's ftl'lll · three runs, and Btggm scored rwtce. : llell nned n 3· 1 ptlch (rom rormer : Asrros relie\er Donne W.&ll mrorhe : lell·lield se.lls for a Jeadnll homer m (See ASTROS on Paa• S) PCI CZ the erghlh anu a 4-2 lend The B's went 0-for-10 10 Tuesday's 2·1 Jo" uher gomg 2-for-37 to a sweep by Atlanta in last yenr's diviSIOn ser&es On Thursduy. they cambrncd 10 go 3·for·f.YWilh foJtr RBis and lhree runs scored. Bell snnppeu a O-for·21 pPslsenson slump The Asrros snapped n s1x-game plnyoff losrng streak dnimg 10 !he I986 NL chumnionshtp series ugntnsl re~ogmllon }'Ou're J:!lll ll~ he has no pn' .ate hfe more "He beucr gel used to rh.u " Coopersatd "Th:tl ~Ocs 1111h 11 The beuer rlayer you are the more noto· rtCI) you're gotng ro ha1e .rod the gel '• K.111enmo) er's e~er cat son "Absolutely nor." she surd "We sent htm ro college to Jearn how 10 earn a Jiving.'' Karzenmoyer was quoted as say· mg • ."After nexl year. hopefully I'll be makmg mrlhons and mtlhons of dollars" He e1·enrually passed lhe classes ro rematn eligtble. bur nor before dozens of oariomtl pubhcallons had mocked or vilified hrm for hts cll\ss loud. ' The Buckeyes ure 3-0 Kmzen. moyer wns til hiS best agutnsr No. 21 Missouri. recorchn11 a career-high 12 tackles. . ' "I'm pl.tymg like l .rlways h;~ve, " mghl al Ihe net on Sour hem 's 1ronr hne Durley was 5-6 servtng. King was 5-5 servmg. and lhle 9-9 servmg Wtlh 15-18 •prkmg for rour ktlls Overall. Sourhem was 48-51 servmg and 56-69 spikmg. Southern's reserves also won rn a btg way I5-1 and I5"8 led by Tammy Fryar wtlh ren. Emtiy Sltvers wnh lhree. Macyn Ervtn orne. T&ffany W1ihams rour, Sarah Brauer two. and Rachel Allen two Mtller wns Jed by Ehzaberh Dorsey wllh three. Fryar's five pomrs and Erl'm's erghr dommmed ~he firsl game ·Eastern varsity sextet defeats -. Federal Hocking in three ga!Jl~s : _ The Eastern Lady Eagles rufned lhetr reathers after Federnl Hocktng gave !hem a close r.rsl game. I7· I5. then came buck 10 lance the Lancers 15-4. Thursday nrghr in a Tn.Valley . Conference Hocking Divrsron volleyball game. Easrem ( 11 · 1 overall & m the Hockmg D1v1sion) ts rankeu 141h in the latest Ohro Coach's Poll. Juh Hayman sparkled mall facers or rhe game Thursday, hillmg 16-16 serves wnh three aces and 13 poinrs. whrle conrnbuung her normally fine seurng game. Hayman was 19-24 set· rmg wtth seven asstsls 10 play a pan rn 20 of Eastern's 30 pomls She nlso added ol;tll. Sen10r Jessrca "rhe hummer" Brannon. pounded II · I4 sptkes for seven kills. and Was a perfecr 9-9 serving wilh an ace and seven poinls Srephante Evans was also perfect from the servmg slnpe. gmng 5-5 wtlh four pnmls. and 7-9 selling wilh three assists 10 anorhel ·good noor game Juli "Boom Br.om" Burley. afTecuonarely dubbed "rhe Cannon" by her teammates. blaMed 4-4 serv-trig tor lhr<e potnls, had a 5·6 sptk· mg mght.wtlh three ktlls, and two blocks, while Angt Wolfe was 3-3 servmg wrth rwo points and Vulerte Karr3·3 with an ace wuh rwo pbmr,. Mtchelle Buckley added one poml Karr added four blocks and one k1ll. Evans had u ktll, and Huymun u ktll Batley and Knsre11 Chevalier each had a dtnk. and an assrst. Leah Sanders had live digs. Br~nnon rour. Karr three. and Buckley one. Easrern coach Don J.&ckson satd. "We came our slow and fimshed up strong We musrleam ro he ready for every ream We dt<l have a JlllO(l nrghr servrng. by only miosmg J serve. We were relaxed out there rontg.hl. maybe · rhal was the drrference between lhe 1sr and 2nd game Our sptkt}lg lonked real gonu .tlso, along wnh our selltng . l belteve rhnr wa~ sptktng wrlh r.(,u ktll s lulte tlayman was 25-~6 :<ellmg W'l1h ntnr assists. ' 5-6 ~pt~mg wtlh .u ktll .•tnd rlh12 ser~ mg w&lh an .Jce,,md se1en pomr, Juhe Barky was I I- 13 se rvJng "'tlh •even pomrs. Angt Wolle ~ 9 Wtlh' tjve. Brunnun 11·1 2 wrlh m Kurt 67 wrlh three. and Chevaltet ' -4 wuh lwo. · 1 Br.m~m w.ts 12- 15 wnh seve n ktlls. t<m+ was 11 · 15 wnh seve n k;IJ, and 10 hlock!i, .md B:ulcy K·9. "tl,h • live ktlls, and three blocts J.&c kson said. 'Alex h.ts a g< ~ICI ball club. nor l.tkmg .mylhtng :tw,ry \ from Ihem. bur we just dttln'r plu) ~ ) I"" polentt.tl" The Eastern "re~erve~ . won to the b1gg:esr dtllerence '" our game lontj,lhf Hopefully we can con- remutn undelealed . 11nue rharrhru rhe resrol rhe ~e .tson." In unqrher game !hts week, Easl· The Eusrern reser~•es won both ern del~ured Nelsonvtlle-York I5·6 • games ro remam undefeqred nl 12·0 and 15-10. Brannon had nm e potnl,, Earlter rhis week, Easrem sunered Kart seven. Hayman stx, Barley srx. tis liN Joss to Ohto Otvtsron Jeuder Wolre rwo. and Karr h.td "' ktlls and Alexander, who rhe nexr. mghl wus ·a block Brannon had three k•lls,B;\1knocked off by Southern Icy one. Evuns one, Wolle one,'""~ Alexander losrrhe firsr game 10- • Angt Taylor was 1-1 spt~tng 15. then came buck 10 ~efear Easrern • 1a~kson smd. 'We pusscc\ rhe h.tll 15-1 1 and 15- ~3 very well m their gym. wht~h ts hurd Srephame Evans led the ~h.trge ror because of the low cerltng. We dtd Eastern with u 13· 14 servmg ntghr rhmgs ~e ll overall Hope lully: lhts and mne pomrs. whtle selling •17-30 game wtll be our rurnmg po'!'' of Ihe wuh nrne ttssrsrs accounrrng t'or 18 season. t~ntl ~~ wrll "·""h rn u pustEaslern potnts. Evuns ulso hud 6-A live m.mner • the Mers Bagwell had an RBI grountfoul m the first and u rwcHun srngle m rhe second us rhe Asrros buill a J.() Je.td. The Padres got rwo runs m the srxrh. Qu•lvto Vents hit n Je.rdotT sm· gle .md scored when Finlry do~bled oil the scoreboard on rhe Jefr.field wall Owynn ~ingied rn Fmley, , hut ' Reynolds Jammed Ken Cummtlt lor a weak comebacker ro sllltl 11 double play•• rhen slruck our Vuughh In Sruek Scoreboard Huu\ton ..,s &n Oi~ltct"'l • Baseball Thur\dY) 's ~ t:un: 1\llltUtlal fuolht~IJJ llothlll! "~ "ioni)J('~t 4 'lllt"\lltd I I .~lltllrt' ~illllt"\ Sulm Nt'" \ urk 's. T~ ~ns ' lnru~hl "'t'" ' uri. t( 111\t" ~CI 7 t 11 It \,1, IS.!.: 1'1 Ill Ko?r m tNIIl• Snhlrdii~ ~t'l\ ' '''~ 1llrn1 mdc:t I ~ ~ 1 11 i\1 l11 7pln 1rl '' 1HtH ~I"ll '' tlt loc"<~''''"'llS I 'f\.1 S1111d11, '"rl ' "'"' ,, 'llll ,, 0 :\i n pm 1 1/ 'i "iPN or ! 0\ 1 IU !11 1 \1 jl ~nr \lnndu1, (kt 1!' 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Smith wn to comptta at Skyllnt Spaadwtty this but lhii'IICI hll bten cencellad due to L l h e hospitalization ol owner Lou Hubbard. • -k. tn pnpul.trtl) rcm.nn!o.IHgh 111 h1 " hnmetn\\ n. how Astros win ... ~(0:!!!0n!!!;1111!!,!!U~ed!.!,fr~om~Pag~c~4~)- - - - - - : - - - - . - - - - - - - str.u ght )c•ll .rnd GuliJ,, Aclltlemy pl.&cod Itil h 111 Ih" sl.tle lndl\ JtlUttl gnll~r"i dt.l\ .1 11l.' lll~ lcl th~ d1sl11tl \\etc A,uon W.u d ol V1n ~ ton C'mllll} St•a n M~M.mu s nl Vn1 ~ Co" s.utl ol tl tor rwo weeks It's dtfficuh. so I Jusi keep 10 myse)f and keep.Jo the people I know I can trust(' Kalzenmn)er feels he's be~n burned by the public's demand 10 know ullu can ahour him He seldom speaks wnh rhe medta, and skipped a narronul conference callrhrs wcok 10 drscuss Saturday's game ag.unsl No 7 Penn Stale Hrs reason' He says some of hts troubles ha.e been blown our or proportton In August. Kurzenmoyer r<veuled rhar he had ro pass rhr<e classes AIDS 11wareness. golf and music tn order lo be cltgtble ror the 199R season Sports lllusrrared declared Ohto Srarc No. J -only if Karzenmoyer made rhe gr.tde. The magazine profiled htm rnside. rrghl ufler a lwopage phnlo our nl an old war movre. tearunng n crazed Karzenmnyer wrrh Coach Howre Caldwell's Soulhem rone with one Tornadoes conlrnued yel another line In the first game, Sour hem lmiled volleyball season by boostms their . 13-12 on five srraighr from Stnnley record 10 12·6 overall wllh uTn·Vul· Krm lhle came on late in the game lo ley <:onference vrclory over Mrller @tch rhree strmghr poinl! and secure Thursday nighr 15- 13, 15- 10 m thewm. • Ractne. Soulhero ts 9.3 m lhe Hock· Sayre enJoyed another gr:eal selmg Otvtsron of the TVC. ttng mghl wtlh S7-59 serv1ng. u ktll Southern's Ktm Sayre had mne und rhree dmks. going 12-13 sen mg pomrs. Knit Cummrns srx. Krm lhle wrrh two aces Cummins wus 9,- 10 stx, Sracy Lyons four. Heather Out· sen•mg wtlh two aces. was I3·15 ley four. and Karo~ Krng one , sptkmg and had two ktlls . Mrller was led by Paula Stanley Lyons was 8-Rservmg wtlh an nee wtlh I I, Kym McCQrrnick wtth etghl, and f'our kills tn nn I 1-14 sptktng Brrrnnt Merc~Je wirh two. Theresa mghr. and Fallon Ro~sh wn~ 13: ll\ McGreevey rwo, and Henrher Leek· sptking wrrh srx ktlls rn another hne nnl..' ~ out OVCI ... Southern vars,ity, JV volleyball teams sweep Miller in twinbi/1 hlnwmg l'()ll"'il'l'UIIVl~ "iii\~ ~h.uu.:c' .tg.un ~ro t the Met-..: l~t't month hy .JIIov.w!! lumu..'l'1o Bn.tn M~o:R.tl' .mt.l Mlkl: PM //,1 ... l.ll t 11tc 'clenlh me1 .tll · I ,\! Ur.!'s .. tl \ ~oml In g~t Ihe spill "I can't do anylhmg wtthoul 11 hemg known." the Butkus Awurd wmnmg JUfllor smd m 11 rare IIller ~ v&ew "If I go Ollllo ear. I heur ubnur "'II or.d he lor< sendmg .t 9H lllJ>h pti< h Tlull , d.t) "'g.amc "'-·"the- A't1m. II. "ilh.'ll'h. H.unplon ( 11-7! .tnd S.ut Dte~o ·s Sicrltng H11d1mc l ~'!·7) 'chedule<liu ~Nth\ l!..hll ) mlhc11 l.tsl.tt -h.tl It \\,1"' .tls11 th..: lillh ' II .tight onc ~ run ~.unc Ihe il'.llllS h.llt' pl ,t)Oli rills )e.lt. •IIIII By RUSTY MILLER COLUMBUS. Ohto (AP) - Pursutl ts pan and parcel of Andy Karzllnmoyer. rop· ronked Ohtn State's premrer hnebacker. Opposing coache~ gusli over rhe 6·roor-4. 255-pounder's speed and lateral movemenl as he sorts rhrortgh blockers hke rag dolls berore arnvmg ar rhe hall earner wtth a thunder· ous hll He roams lhe field, crcnlmg havoc and knockrng offenses our of synch Runnmg plays are de>rgned ro a•·md htm Recetvers pmy they don't run through hts coverage area Bur JUst as he pursues on Ihe field, Katzenmoyer feels he is pursued oiT slllllllCd the P.ttfres h) slc ,tftll~ 1h11d h,t,.: unll'lll~"h!d ·J knell \lllh Hnltm.m\ htg kg J..1d\, II \HnJIJ he IOUt! h In lhum , m~ Gulll' IIC/ ing hard•. Rahshon Spirn 1ook care of the runmng wtth a carerr-htgh 96 yards and a IOUI."hdown Mean" htle McNabb and the Orangemen. a\eragtng 47 points a game. struggled M~Nabb, who enrercd rhe game complerrng 76 1 percent or his passes. lhrew hts fillll two tnlercepltom of lhe seaoon and was sacked three times He ""orked enough of his elustvellrli< ro produce a rushrng touchdown and a ,;conng pa.s while completing 17 of 32 passes for 170 yards and rushtn~ for 6S. o ·carn ihoughr lhe game mtghl hal'e turned late m the r.rsr quarter. .. hen Tony Srorr tnrercepred MeN· abb and rhe Wolrpack rumed ir mro a Bnmeue one· yard scoring run for a 14-7 lead. " DonO\ an McNabh became human there.'' O"Catn smd "He came mro rile game superhuman ' Thm gave our dcfcn<e contidenc~ 1..,1 •,; and maybe rattled him a ltule btt." The Syracu:oe orfense never gor GEmNG AWAY from Syracuse defender Brian the Wallpack won 38-17 In part behind BarneHe's gomg. 1)'pi~al situarton• m the sec- ColeiiiJin (78) Ia the tatk of the moment for North 2a2-yard passing effort and 62-yard ru1hing effort. ond half· rourth-and-44 arrer a •a~k Carolina State quarterback Jamie Barntne (4) dur- (AP) and a personal foul . ing Thurlday n'lght's game In Raleigh, N.C., where OSU's Katzenmoyer wants his '15 minutes of fame' to end ''""' D.tn Mtcclt. Rtckl Gtlltern:' hc.u uut .mtnlidc.l "ol ll!!l~ tt• sllllrt'h'P; • Rr.ul Auo;lllU"i s. tLrlfl t.:l'd T1cvi.n nul Bamerre. a ~hrnjuntoutartr~g hiA 22nd COMeCIIIIVC game, looked r:K!R hke a Hetsman Trophy candt· date than McNabb. a heralded semnr "Jamterhe general," recerverTor1')' H c~r called htm. Ltke he did last year in rhrowrng ror rhree score• agailllll Syrncuse (221. Bamerre drd ali the rhings rhar McNabb is noted for. He ran the optton. threw from the pocket and scrambled. He cnmp~ed 14 of 27 passes for 282 yards and a score: he mn ror 85 yards and two rouchdowns. " II grve< me a lillie boo!<! as rar as bemg prepared:· Bamerlr: wttof facmg McNabb " When I gel a chance 10 run the ball, throw the ball or read derenses, I wanrro do 11 well and lead my ream 10 irs high capability." " He comperes harder rhan any Di vision I arhlete we've colj)e across." sa1d Syracuse coach Paul Pasqualom. "He has a knock on lhlfd down for reading the ~overage and finding No. 8 I." No 8 I rs rhe acrobarrc Holl. who caught SIX passes for 132 yards >and ser a <ehool record for career receiv- ol thc nnuh nil l.t"'l ycur s "ii,\IC mcet fOIIhc thud \\11n the h11llpen " HI! dncsn 1 o.,L.tiC' \\,alkct.l v.Hh 0.11 "tfe-.c nhed Slra\\ herry's IIIII· rude "' uphe.n. 1hen emph.t<tled ho" tmponanr rhar '' · I dm1 llh tnl )OU ha1e .r.hmte." Da1 '' <at<l .. An) It me you do ihmg' h"c 11w•. )Our menl•tl ..;t,lfe J"i !riO Meadows advances to district linkfest Pcrct: .1 surpt1sm~ .uldtllon to th~ fll.t) Oil fOSh!l got thl' \qll Ill the lir ...t rnst \C,I"iCHl .tppc,l1.11ll"l: Ill hi s t.;,ll\!CJ ' h1ouph1 Ill th~.: wok1c cn•n' ~ox lhi)U~ h l(')·g.ltnc \\1 nn~ r Dcnn) Ned~ RALEIGH, N.C. - There's somelhtng about Syracuse and quarreiback Donovan McNabb lhal seems ro bring ou1 1he besr in Nonh Caroli· na Srare _and quarterback Jamie Barneue The Wolfpa~k took a 38- I7 vtclo· ry Thursday ntghl. upsettmg lhe No II Orange ror rhe srcond year m a row. Syrac~se (2-2) is wmles< 10 •ix game< agamsr Nonh Carohna Slale. For Ihe Wolfpack ().I). who heal Syracuse 32-31 10 ovenime la~r year. II was thetr <econd impressiVe WIO or the sea.son against a ranked opponent They beat lflen· No 2 Flonda Stare 24-7 on Sepl 12 As happened agatnSI Florida S1111e. Nonh Carolina Srare fans swarmed rhe field and broke r~e goalposts. which go for abour 57.000 aptece 'T il p.t~ for every one rhey rear down." s.11d N C. Slate couch Mtke O'Cam, whose Job was considered tn Jeopardy when rhe ~~eason began "I • never'" my wrldesr dreams rhought we'd dommare (Syracuse) the way we dtd" ' "a' hts tits! 1h rc~ .rr-h.us. danced d<mn rhc ltnc 11 hen rlurd·h·•'c ump11 c 1-r.mk Pullt ''gnaktl hur.•tnd the J.rr~e sl cto\\d tn Turner ~tcld htslury unle.tshed a de.tfentng rn;tr. "We crllamly dtdn'r w.mrro have .t spltt gotng toto ih.tl cr.tzy place 10 Chtc.tgn .tnd h,l\e to wm" g:tme JUst "' gcr hack 10 Arl.rm.r tor .r Itllh nnd dectdtng game " Jones s;ud '"Th" was huge hut we still have some hu,lnesr.; to take cnr~ ol " The sertes moves In Wngley fitcld lqr Game 1 on S.tlur<l.t) nrghl . when Greg M.tddu x ptlchcs lnr Arl.tnla Meigs golfers get seventh In SE Sectional .tg.un\t h1s tnrml'r lc,un The tfr.un,J nl the Im.rl 111 n lltntngs m ersh.tdowed rhe pllchtng mnlchup I he11.1 e~n Tup.tnt .tml Arl.tnl.t '> Tom ' GIIIVtne Gl,l\ 1ne wok ,, no-fult l!r mto the • stxrh bur lost hts shuloullh.&l 11111111~ G.rlh.t A'·"knl) Htgh School\ tun Count} .tnl.l Z~.ILJ.. Ml'.ltlo\\s ul nn .t poll/ nl sJnglc'l, .1 r.,.rull u.:e hunt Blue De1 tl goll,•r, c.tplur,•d the Il)'JX MCII.!'i .tntl Llul!.:l.! Jt)hn,on s RBI J;n,umlout Soutlll.!.l~rot SrdiOildl Golf ~10\"l .1t f\1c• g~ro \\.t"' the ddcmlln !:! South~ Gl~tvJnc \\orkl.!d SC\C il41lnlllg "' givOxhim Cmnsc lll'.ll Vlll.:~nl TI H II"i · e.l!ool Sc&.:lltm,d ch.unpum GAHS \\:1 \ rng up J"'' three htis whtle s111ktng d.ty "nh ,, lt'.tm dforr nl '21 !t.c&.:ond m I he ..c uwn ~tl 1,,..,, ) c.tr ou1 c1ght Cn.t, h Jun O'h<lt ne. 11 Ito tilled 111 hchllld Mctg' Sh, •d,ut tintshcd '~L· T.r p.tnt rook ,, lour-htl shutout tlllo lor regul.11 GAHS go!l e<~ot c h Jtm Jhe nrnrh .• tnd nwnl'gcr l11n Rtggle· Pn~ "'ho 1s II.!CO\t!fllll:! I rom ... urget y. unL11n1ht' yl!,tr\ "'c~ltnn.al.tt Oxho~\' m.tn chnse to st.iy "1th h1s st.trter t~potletl G.ilhpnlts' A.tron Eplmg 11 nh ,, ~.19 perlnrut.tnce The (tenet · r.tl her than golo Bed•. who h.rs heen c.&plure<l med.thsl ll!>nnt' 1\llh ,, 77 .1b \\111 .tls.o .td\ .lllt.:C In lht:' lhstllll TueS<I.ty • r\!sllll~ lnr two d.tys OlhCI lllul.' De\JI 'COles \\CI\!' A.mm T~t-V.rlle) Lc.tgu•' c'lwnrrnn "It was .1 \!!f) wugh d~~·lst(m ," BILklc 7X ' J C Ohltnget. K1 Hrt.tn WeJJ,wnpJ.rced tlllrtl" llh .r 119.it>l · RIJ; glcmlln snu.l ·W h~.o•n )Oll \ C pot lliLkle X5 .rml Dusty Cox 91 ln11 ed by Akx.mder 11 uh ~45. N~w ,, guy ltkc Reek. n\ ,, gr<lll remplll· GAHS dele.ucd nil1e other l ~ .tm' Lcxtngl<>n '56. Vmwn Cu&llll)' '56. Iton In rurn ir 01cr Hl hun I JIISI Jell tttlhc 10-le.lln sCUII>notl .md "tllnm Merg' 16.l FedcJttl Hucktng 417 . T.1p 11•as ullhe lop ol hts g.une .. lol"l: fl.11111l ~h~ SIX ICUI11 dhltll(IOUf· Ch1l.Jgo stored onl) '"o lUll" Ill n.llltenl In he held Tuesd,&y .tl Ihe R11~1 V.tlle) -li'J .tnd Ncl,unl>lle Ynt k -12 I two g.lm~s ul Turn~ r Ftdtl hul llt!olf· Elk' Cnunrry Cluh Jn l'orlsllHtlllh G.1111.t A.,; ,t d~ rn) \ ~ nlh.'1' I)' left All.tnl.t 11 nh rho 'e11cs !ted Itom on l"i t.l~lcn,hn~ di..,IIIU rhmnpt· llllptmedlheu 111.11~ h> I 16·7 nnilll' hC"L".IU"iC Ql T.tp.tOI whn g.l\ l ' up lh l' on .md GA HS '' uelenumg dt'll" 1 hll ' nnd stru~..:k out ' 'x. 111 nmc mnmg' runner-up Huth 1 .u.h uncl!t.l tn the } C.ll Mulholl.uulitx>k lht• ln-. sl.tle l<>tllt>.tlnenl 111 I!)IJ7 Ironton hullp<n W!..'l"'' "olruck OUIIO By DICK PATRICK USA TOday sel'eral \\ceks Stomach patn wa.<lhe fiN 'YmJIIom Dal" reh. The nexr •rep ts"hemg wrrh Srr.'" · berr) for ' h" recoltr). Da"' promtsed ro he .t phone call'"' a)' "I told htm tf he need' me I'd he there .. Oa1" ""d .. From "har he lnld me. 11 wa•n 'I 10 his i) mph node• and 11 "a'nl rn "''blood lthtnl hts surgery 1\ til he a 'ucce" ltke mme 1mpor1.m1 That\ \\h,tl The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 " ·teammates win as he fights ~ancer By JAIME ARON ARLINGTON. Texa.< CAPJ- AI a ume "hen he could've been feel '"~ sorry for htm>elf. Darryl $trowberry wa. rhmLmg about hJS New York Yankees teammates Str.twberry called rhe 1JSJiors clubhou-e ar The Ballpark on Fnday. shonly aller learning he has C'llon c.oncer 10 lei hts womed fncnds kno" what "'as happenmg. bur mam1) ro ~1\e rh~m encoumgemenr · He -atd he'd he fine. rh.n he "anr' "' ro gn our and wm thts rhmg." satd pncher 4nd) Pelltlle. " hn rook rh~ call "The lhmg he told me \\as. Go our .tnd gellhe Job done.· "surd manager Joe Tnrre next on the ltne. ··1 rhmk that evel)one realtzes rh.tt \ "hal he 11 ani' us ro do Hopefully. "hen lhts " .til dune he" til he .thle '''celebrate" tth u,. rf we Me fnnu • 10 go on and uo "h,n we nmc enough ".tnl ro do " The Yankees go tn!O rnntghr \ G.Jm< 1 of lhetr AL di vJSton senes ag.un'l Tcx.ts "llh a 1-0 lead A IIC· l<>r) "ould 'end New York mlo Ihe AL ch.tmpt nn, hip senes II .tl•o \\Olllu send them home m lime ro he wtlh Srruwherr)' when he undergo~ ... \ urgt-ry lA h1ch ('Otlltl he , I!<. • Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio ·Friday, October 2, 1998 Choose Ffom "14" 97 Model Grand Ams, Skylarks & Achievas. Good Color Selections & low Miles $10,900 TO $11 ,900 1:~~·1~9,900~"·~ L..,.__....~~~~_.~ . .. ·' �> '. q Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' • -· Trinity Chur<h • Second & Lynn, Pomeroy Apostolic Assembly of God Lll\tr1J A•><mbly of God P 0 B11" .t67, Dudding lane Pom~ruy WrstsiM Churdl of Christ Pa.,tor. Jim Dirty ~ 71J (•rilnt St ., Middleport · • ht and 3rd Sunday Bearwallow Ridge Church -or Christ Pastor:Terry Stewart Rutland Flr!it Raptist Chu·rch Sunday School- 9)0 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a. m., 6:30 p.m. Worst1 ip · 10:45 a. m . Wepnesday Services- 6:30 p.m. romeroy t'irst Baptist•· 1-.<t!'l! Main St. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor.,hip. HJ:JO a.m. Zion Chun:h of.Chrisl Po~croy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.l4J) Pastor: Roger Watson Sunday School - 9:30a.m. First Southern Baptist 41~72 Pome roy Pik'c ' Worship - 10:30 a.m. , 7:00p.m. Pa!!llli': E. lAmar O' Br)'am Sund<~y School - 9:30a. m. W01ship- 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.m. WedncMiay Servic~.:s. 7:00p.m. Tupprn Plain Church ofChrltl Wed nesday Services- 7 p.m. Instrumental Pastor: Terry Stewart Worship Strvice - 9 a_.m. ~aptist Church Pustor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middltport Sunday School • 9: 15a.m. ":'orship '" IU: 15 a.m., 7:00p. m. WeUn e~d ~y Service- N)O p.m. Racine Fint Baptist · Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Wor ~ hip . 10:40 a.TTJ,., 7:00 p.m . Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. Silver Run Baptist Pastor: Bill Linle Sunday School · l011.m . Wor.ship · lla.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesdl)y Services· 6:"30 p.m. Commun'ion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:15 'a .m. Youlh· 5JU pm Sunday 0. _: \. 1 Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Am beiger Sunday School -"9:30 a.m. Wors hip -8:00 a. m., 10:3Ua.m., 7:00p.m. Wcd. ~c1 sday Services ~ 7:00p.m. Sunday $chool • 9·a.m. Wor.;hip · 10 a m., 6:30 p. m. Wednesdoy Services· 7 p.m. Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Evening-6:30p.m. Thursday Service -6:30 p.m. Hillside Baptist Church St . Rt . 143 ju ~ t off Rt . 7 Pastor: Rev. Jamell R. Acree, Sr, Sundu y 1ehool - JU a.m. Worship I I a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne~day Services- 7 p.m. . Church of Chrilt . Pastor: Philio Sturm · Sunda)" School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m . Bible Study, ~e~nesday, 6: 30p.m. Hart foi-d Chun:h of Christ In Fortst H.un Baptist Pa~tor:lim H u'·gh~s Sunday School . II a,.m. Christian Union liartford, W.Va. : Arius Hun Wo r ~ hip - Wofs , hir . II n.m. Mt. Moriah Church of God Rllcint'. \ l •<~stor: Rfv. James Sauerfi eld Sundu y Schoo l - 9:45 n.m . E\'cnjng - 7 p.m. W!.!dnesdny-Sc rvices . 7 p. m. r\ntiquit y Baptist Sunday School . 9:30 tun . Wor~hip · 10:45 a.m. SunUuy E\'ening · 6:00p.m. Pal!lur: Rev . Paul TH ylor • ' Syracuse l' irst C hurch of God Sunduy School.- 10 u.m. Evening " 7 p.m. Wednr:::;day Service~ - 7 p.m. Sac~ d H~art Carholi c Churc h 161 Mu lberry 1\Vt' ., Pomeroy, 99:! -~t(~~ l•ulllur : R~" . Wulter E. Heinz Sat. Con . 4:45'-5 15p:rn .; Mw•s· · Sun . l\)n. -8:45-IJ: 15 Sun Ma;..~ • 9:JIJ 5 : ~0 .' .· p m. Chester - . ·' Joppa Pasror: Bob Randolph Worsl1ip - 9:30a. m. .1 Su nda )' School · 10:.311 a.m. Long Bottom ' INSURANCE ~ Fl(U t1ne ot lhsurance · Flnanc1a1 ~rOdU C1S-t SOI'\IIC8S - . . AGENCIES Inc. RACI MOWER CLINIC Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR Bill Quickel 992-6677 949-2804 Suppo your local churches RIDENOUR SUPPLY· Place an ad in this space ~t. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship... 9 a.m. Re.v. Mike 1Thompson ;Pastor · Sunday School - 10 a.m. Tuesday. se,yices- 7 p.m . Evening - 6 p.m. Wc:dnrs4uy...Service • 7 p.m. Bethei'Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday Sch®l - 9 a·.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services. 10 a.m. •· Harrisonville. PreJ, bylerian Church Worship '- 9 a,m. Sunday School. 9:45a.m. . Hazel Cm-hmunlty Church (jff Rt. 124 Middleport Presbyterian Sunday School . 9 a.m. Pastor: Edsel Hart Sunday School ·9:30 a.m". Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:?0 p.m. Hocklngpor1 Chun:h Grand Street Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship· I J a.m. Wed nesday Services· 8 p.m. Worship. 10 a.m. • Dye~vllle Seventh-Day Adventist CommUnity Church Sunday School-9:30a .m. Wor5h ip ~ 10:30 a. m., 7 p.m. Torch Church Rd. 63 Morse Chft"pel Cbun:h Sunday school · 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m. Wednesday ~rvice • 7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist . Mulbcrrr Hts. Rd ., Pofneroy P,astor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services:' Sabbath School · 21p.m. Worship. 3 p.m. Foilh Gospel Church United Brethren · Long Bouom Mt. Hennon United Brethren Sund~,ty Sc:hool · 9:30a.m. Worship · l0 :45 a.m. , 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m, Middleport Chun;h ofth~ Nazarene Pastor: Gregory A. Cundiff ... Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Wedne.sday Services · 7 p.,m In Christ Chun:h T~:~~as Commu"nily off CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a. m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services . 7:30 p.ni. Mt. Olin Communily Church -. Pasror: Lawrence Bu.sh .• Sunda)' School - 9:30a.m. · Reedsville FellowShip Chun;h of the Nazarene Pusfor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School - 9:30a.m. • Worship · 10:45 a. m., 7 p.m. . Wednesday Servi~s- 7 p.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Service. 7 p.m. Ed~n United Brethren in Christ 2 1/2 mil es nonh of Reedsville W~dneday on State Route 124 Pa:Hor: Rev. Robert Markley ... Sunday School - ll a. m. Sunday Worsh·ip · 10:00 a. m. & 7:00p. m. Wednesday Serv ices . 7:30p.m Wednesday Youth Service. 7:30 p·. m. United Faith C hun:h Rt. 7 on Porneroy By·Pnss Jlaslor :1Rev. Rob-ert E. Smitn, Sr. Sunday Sc~O?l : 9:30a.m. rner INSU8ANCE SERViCES • 985~3308 Dignity and Service Alway9 Established 1913 992-2121 1 Ave. t Pomeroy Time to clean house? Clea.n out your basement or attic with the help of the' CLASSIFIED SECTION! \ Jl[ unmtl ;Jimm .Jlnc. 264 Soulh Second Ave.•MiddlePort. OH 451601 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy Bn.Jee A. Fisher • Director 740-992-5141 . 590 East Main Street •P.omeroy, OH 45769 992-5432 · We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2986 Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME 106 '. ~ils!Jer 'Featuring Kenrucky Fried Chicken" 74().992·5444 SWISHER & LOHSE Advertise your - PHARMACY~ business each week 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Rt. 248, Chester, Oh. Crow's Family Restaurant !francis FLORIST Mei.J5• ln.this space a.nd support local · 8&2 flitCount y~ Olde8t ,.~loris l Pa•~Y. ' . 740-992-2644 740-992·6298 f.....f IJ• SPmi}{J Nr T1wushu lf·'ilh SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 'I I ng for a local church? Check the Sentinel ' 172 North Second Ave. ,every Friday! Oh • \ Syrnl'USe First UnHed ·P resb)·terian Pastor: Rev. Krisana Robinson · ·sun day School· JO a.m. Worsh ip- I I a.m. ·' · - 10:30 a.m. annotJncements these area.. merchants Davls-Qulckel Agency Inc. Presbyterian Syracu!iif Mission School - 9:30 a.m. \ Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a. m. E~cning · 6 p.m. Wedncl:i duy S,ervices- 7:00p.m. J411 Bridgema n Si., Svracusc Nazarene Pasto r: Shtiron Huusmun Worshi p- Ya.m. Sunday School - 10 a. m. Th~rsdny Scrvi~·c~. 7 p.m Sunl.lay SchOo l - 10 a.m. d.rl\.- .~···,,, Coolville Churth Mai n & Fifth St. Shum n Hausman Middleport Pentecostal Faith Valley Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m . Thursday SerVice . . 7 p.m. School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Shnday School -9:30a.m. Wors·hip · I I a.m...6:30 pKm . . Church of God of Prophecy O.J. Whit< Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Pu~ tor: P.J . Chapmun il;,!ll...l.. ~hureh P~st or: Eve ning - 7 p m. Wednesday Scrvu.:es. 7 p.m Mlddlepor1 Community Church · 575 Pearl St., Middleport · Evening · 7: 30p.m. · Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Pastor: Helen Kline · Co. Pentecostal Assembly St. Rr . 124, Racine Pastor: Willin m Hoback Sunda y Sc h ool~ IO a. m. '. . ' 15 '· ' Baked Fish _Lyonnatse Potatoes Buttered Com Bread Peach Slices 19 ' Bread Aprtcots Beef Slew . "21 ~ . ' • Hawaiian Ham Loaf Sweet Potatoes M1xed Vegetables Bread · Pineapple . ColeSlaw BisaJil Orange Juice ROCky Rqad Pudding Wiener . Mashed Potatoes Sauet1<raut Bread TropiCal Mixild Fruit .. \ . ; 2t 'D Swiss Steak ,.,lh Tomaloos Mashed Potaioes • Sptnac~ 23 ' Bread Pears -Cake 21 Soup Beans and·Ham Cole Slaw . Cornbread Creamy Fruit Salad ·,Cookie '(' Augrattn Potatoes . Green Beans \ · Honey '. 30 • Bai<ed Chtcken Mashed Polaloos & Gravy Glazed Carrots Bread Chtcken and NOOdles Buttered Peas Hoi Apple Shces Pears tn Gelatm Gtngerbfead wtth Rats1ns '• ' ' D. . Enjoy a N'utritious . , Bread Bee Ambros1a .. . .Hamburger on Bun ' Creamed Potatoes-HOM Broccoli-HOM Broccoli Soup - S•Ie Tomato Jutce - Stte Applesauce • 28 Meal Loaf 16 C~ti:ken Caultlll7o\'er Green Beans . 20 Caccr;nore • Mashed Potatoes Peas and Carrots Bread Mandann Oranges '" Orange Gelatin Beef and Noodles, Me~l at your Senior Center . ., 29 '· ...... ChiCken and Noodles Buttered Peas Roll Hot Apple Slices with Raisins ' . . Gingerbread . an appointment. ,, titursda)', Octpber Z2-the .Cit iu ns Center is open Monday monthly birthday party will be 1hrough Fridu y from R:UD io 4:30. held with seniors haying birthdays Rcg. uiarlv activities are . . ' scheduled . . in lhe month . h"Onored. The qutinng, sewmg, cards, games, Swingin ' ·Seniors will entertain at and pool. Weekly activities are -11-:00. . Line Dance Team practice, wilh · Thursday, · Oclober · 22-the Pauletle Harrison, instructor, On Caring & Sharing SupporrGroup Mondavs from I :00 10 2:00 and will meet at 1:00 wit,h Lenora Knitiin"g Circle on Wednesdays Leiflleit, RNC, Coordinator. from 10 to 12. The Exercise Thursday, October 22'-Hal Room is available daily from 8:00 Kn ee n, Meigs Agricullure & to. 4:00 for people to use tht Natural Resources Agent, and the exercise equipment. Meigs County Master Gardeners The "Over 50 Exercise Class" will present a program and wil l· be held on Monday and Wedn'esda y aJ 3:30 beginning condu.ct a tender bulb plant Ociober 5 lhrough December 16 . . exchat\ge from 4 to 5 p.m. Bring A two day workshop that showed seniors how to avoid in SOJ"e . extra bulbs (canna, . This class will consist of mlsha)s was held on August 25 and August 26 at the medication strekhing and bending exercises · dahlia, caladium) you may have Meigs Senior Center. Mark Ware, left, and Grella Ware, right, and exchange for a different for st rength ening and mild were the presenters for the workshop. They are the co. founders or variety. '· aerobics for cardiovascular Senior Sense, o program that lrai)IS seniors In safe medication Thesday,,. October 27- the exercise. cost is $.50 for each '· practices. both are consultants to local, slate and federal annual meeting of· the Meigs session· atlended. organizations on prevention issues. County Counc~l on Aging, Inc. A beginner line dancing class will be held al 10:30 a.m. This wi!l be held on Mondays from Dr. David Faro, Podiatrist, will There will be two screenings meeti ng is open IO·Ihe public with 10:30 10 II :30 beginning October conduct a fool screening on available in early N ov~m b e r . individuals having paid 19. Paulette Harrison will be the Thursday, November 5 and Dr. Appointments arc necessary for the instructo r for the class at a cost of membership having Ihc screenings, call Diana Coates, 992- James Schmoll, Optomelrisl, will opporlunily Ill elecl officers and · $1.00. This class is good exercise ·conduct a vision screening on . .. 2161, for an appoinlmenl. ~embcrship 10 Ihe Board of . and is · opci\" 10 begi nners and Thursday: November 12. Jrustccs .~. form er members who want to Thursday, October· 29-Mony particjpatc for'lhe exercise . Wood will sp_eak at' 1 I :00 for A ·representative from lhc National Crime Prevention Week . AIhens Social Security Office will Friday, October 30-thc Meigs be al Ihc Ce nt er on Wednesday. Every Wed~e~r l:1y Storewide Saving~ .County Heallh Department will be October 14 and 28 r·ram I 0 to'· II . ,. co ndu cting lhe annual Flu Shol a.m. \ Clinic allhe Center from 9 to noon Thursday, October 8-the and 1 10 4 p.m. for seniqr citizens fourth Heallh Information Fair and disabled persons. wi ll be held from noon lo 3:00 The annual" Arls & Crafts Show wilh 26 agenc ies, organizations will be held Friday, November 6, and heallh personnel presenting from 10:00 Io. 5:00 with area information . ~cve r a l heu llh scre enings will ~c offered free of craflspersons having .a variety ol DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS handmade craits for sale. cha rge. Thursday, October 8-lhc Senior C'cnl cr trip Io th e Amish Country will leave the Ccnl cr al 7:00 am . P.:rsons · with scn ts rt: st! rvc:J need 10 make fin al "Serving Sou_thern Ohio for over 20 yea~s" paymcnl hy OctoberS.. ." Tliesdny, October I 3- Ihcrc Lift Chai rs Mastectomy Supplies will he a speaker· al II :UO for The Meigs Co utll y Senior · · ·~·-· t· • SDAY .SENIOR 15o/o ,otf The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) : joined with the Meigs County sherilf's department and Kroger's lo· sponsor a free fingerprinting for children. Mony Wood, left, ~nd Maxine L.l llle (RSVP Volunteer, right) .assisted a mother and child with the fingerprinting process, W.E HONOR ~&~ ~J~~ele . 212 EAST ~N ST. POMEROY, OH . 992-3785 HOME MEDICAL .EQUIPMENT Natimml Fire Prevention Week . • Wednesday, October. 14-lhe Strok~ Survivors Suppori Group, with · Lia Tipton, OT, Holzer Rehabililntion, coordillalor. will meet from I to 2:30. Thursday, October 15-the monthly Blood Pressure Clinic will behe.ld from 9:30 Ia 11 :00. Blood sugar screening will nol be available this month. Friday, October 16-the . Arlhritis Supporl Group will meet from 10:00 10 II :30 with Sarah McGrew, R.N.. Coordinator. Thursday, October 22-John lentes, Prosecuting auorney, will be available to assist senior citizens with legal concerns, call Darla Hawley, 992-:H61. to make •I \ 1< wilh Meat Sauce Tossed Salad Ga<t\c Bread ' Trq>ieel Mixed Fru~ . S~hetll ' Spinach Roll Apple Cherry Crisp ' ' Meigs Senior ·Center O,ctob~er Activiti-es Pentecostal Endtlme House of Prayer t hurch Off Rou1e 33) . Pastor : RoDer! Vance Sunday wors hip -10 a.m. Wednesday sendee·· 6:30p.m. . .•. New Life V"i.ctol')' ·c enter 3773 Georges Creek Road, .Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services,- lO a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday. 7 p.m. & Y~uth ·7 p.m. ·Full Gospt:l Church of the Uvlng Savior 338 Antiquity, Raci ne, OH Pastor: Jessie Morris A s..~ t. Pastors:. Jim Morris•& Rick Morris ·Se rvices: Saturday 7:30p.m:·. I B~Jrlingham ..' Bisa.ut , Banana Slices tn Red Gelattn ' '• Mashed Potatoes and Gr&Yy Butteied Carr.ocs · Bread --· .. Ptneapple ' 13 • Baked Steak (Ham. potatoes. carrot• aiid .cabbage) · Tropical Mixed Fru~ ' I New England Boiled Otmer Scalloped SwiS!I Steak Mashed Potatoes and Gravy · Roll' ' Honey Bee Ambrosia W orship -7 p.m. Paslor: Sam Anderson Coolville United Methodist Parish ., •. lkea<l 22 27 Meat Loaf Augratin Potatoes · Green •Beans . 15 ' 20 " Sunday School· 10 a.m. Sunday School IO a.m. Sunday Sc hool - 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m. S~:tnday Meigs Cooperath·e Parish Northeast Cluster Alf.-.d. Apple tmd Second Sts. Pastor: Re\'. Davfd Russell Sunduy Schooi i.M'Id Worship- 10 a.m. Everling. Services-6:30p.m. Wednesday Sc,rvices- tU O p.m . Catholic · Su nda y School · 9:30a.m. Worship· JO:J<! a. m., 7 p.m. . ~ihursd uy Serv1ce~. 7 p:m. Rutland € hurch or God Pastor: Ron Heath Sunllay Wurship - 10 il.m.. 6 p.m. W cdn c~d ay Ser\'ices- 7 p.m. Ruthmd Fret Will Baptist Salem St. . · Mt. Olin Uniled Methodist Off 124 behi nd WilkeSv ille P9_stor: Rev. Ralph Spires Church of God MI. .\-lori11h Baptist '-'l' Founh & Mai11 St., MiJUieport ', Pa~tm R~'"· li1lhcrt C.: mig, Jr. Suntlay School· 9:30 n.m. Worl!hi p - 10:45 11.m.. ' Graham United Methodist Wors~ ip · 9 :3~ a.m. (I !It & 2nd Sun ), 1:]0 p.m. (Jrd & 4th Sun) . We.dn csdoy Service . 7:30 p.m. · Services - 7:30p .m. , t Rudne Pa:;tor: Brian Harkness ~ Wcdne.sdEJy Service - 7 p.m. (at Sunday School . ·10 a.m. Worship· 9.e.m. . , Wednesday • 7 p.m. · United Methodist 9: 30 Jt .m., 7:30p.m. W~:dncsday Momlng Star · Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - 11 a.m . Worshi p ·10 a.m. East Lelar1 St. Paul Lutheran Chun:h Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev . Donald C. Fritz . Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship · II a.m. Christian Union Rnilrood St. ; Maso n Sunday School-dO a.m. Wun.hip · ~ I a.m., 6 r .m: We dnellday S~rvice~ - 7 p.m. Sunrill)' School- 10 a.m. / .;}:' Sunday Sc:hool-1):30 a.m. Worsh ip · 9;30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday. 7 p.m. . Friday· fello\Vship service 7 p.m. Harrisonville Community C hurth Pa6tor: Theron Duchnm Sunday · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Paslor: Brian Harkness Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnul and.Henry St.o;., Rav~ nswood , W.Va. Pastor: David Rus.c;ell Sunday School - 10:00 a.m: Worship - 11 im. Reeds~lllt Fnlth Paplist Chur~h Carmel-Sutton Pine Grove Rev . Donald C. Fritz W..orship. 9:00a.m. Sunday School - 10;00 a.m. Clifton Tabernacle Church Clift on, W.Va. . '·" Hawaiian Ham Loaf Sweet Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Roll . Carrot Cake Church or Jesus Christ, Apostolic Faith 1/4 mile past Fon Meigs on New Lima Rd. Paslar: William Van Meter Sunday- 7:00 p.ril. Wednel:i day· 7 : 00p . m ~ Friday· 7:00p.m. Fallh Full Gospel Church Long Bbnom Pastor: Steve Reed /. . Buttered Com Bread Frurt C«ktail BBQ Chicken Fillet Sc8llaped Potatoes Cooked Cabbage Bread Peachy Creamy Pudding . . COLUMBUS DAY Roll Pineapple Upside Down Cake 13 · Chicken Cacciatore • Mastled Pouitoes , Peas and Carrots Rotl Chei-ry Cheesecake ' Harvard Beets . CENTER CLOSED • Tossed Salad Garlic Bread Texas Sheet Cake ' Bread Peach Slices . Cookie Mashed PotatO!tt 8 • Glazed Carrots Spaghetti with Meat Sauce 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport .Pastor: Lawrence Fore man Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wors hip·' lO:JO am Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. The Btlleven' Fellowship Mlnbtl')' N"ew Lime Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson :, • Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, p o p.m. Carmel & Bashan •Rds. , Racine, Ohio •Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunda)' School· 9:30a.m. "~"· Worship. 10:45 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Sl. John Lullle<tln Chun:h Hemlock Grovtt_ Church Pastor: Genellopp Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Wor~h i p · 9:30 R. m., 7 p.m. ' Victory Baptist Independent 5::!5 N. 2nd St. Middleport Pa~lor : l mllCl! E. Keesee Worship· IO;un., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Bethany Pastor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday Sc;hool- 10 a.m Worship. 9:!i.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. Lutheran · Langsville Christian Church Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. Worship· HpO a.m., 7:30p.m. Wed,nesday'Scrvice 7:30 p.m. I Jla~lor The Chun:h of Jesus Christ" of Latter-Day Saints Sl. Rl. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 . Sunday Schooll0:20-t i a.m. , Relief Society/Priesthood 11:05-12:00 noon · Sacrament Service 9· 10:15 a.m. Homemaking meeting, lsi Thurs.• 7 p.m. Liberty Christian Church Old Bethel Free Will Baptist ChUrch 2860 1 St. Rt. 7, Middle port Sunday School . 10 a.m. · Evening. 7:JO p.m. Thursdlly Services. 7:30 ' ' Reorganized Church of J esus Christ of Latter Day Saints Porlland· Racine Rd. Pastor: Je rry Singer Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worshi"p - I0:30 a.m. l. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Hickory Hills Church of Christ Ev•ngoJisl Mik.c Moorc~ Bc1hlehe11~ Oapti~ l Chu rch Grcut !)end, Route 124, Rucine, Olf Pustdr :. Da ni el lk rd inc · Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. .:"•, Sunday Worship · IO JO a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00 .p.m.. '.I Coolville Road Paslor: R\";v. Phillip Ridenour '" Liv« and Omans - Site . ' 7 Chiclten Broocolt with CheeM 12 Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes with Gravy Roll Banana and·Vanilla Pudding on Graham Cracker Crust Wesleyan Rejoldng Life Church Sunday service, 10:00 a. m., 7:00p.m. Youth Fellowship Sunday , 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. SUnday Schoo l · 10 a.m. Worshi p -' 9 a.m . Ch~prl Pastor: Rev. "Blackwood Sunday Schoo l ·9: 30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesda)" Service - 7:30p.m. Stiversville Word of F•ith Pas tor: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evcniilg- 7 p. m. Hobson Christian Fellowship Church Snowville Latter-Day Saints While's Calvary Bible Church Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Christian Fellowship Center Salem St., Rutland Pasror: Robert E. Musser Sunday Sc~ool " tb a.m. Worship· 11.15 a.m., 7 p.m. ~ednesday Service- 7 p.m. Salem C~nter· Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday SchOQI· 9:15 a.m . Worsh ip- 10:15 a.m. I Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford . Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 7 p.m. Wednesday st:rvice, 7 p.m. Rutland ·; ure Center Faith Chapel Open Blblr Chun:h 9ll S. Third Sl., Middleport Pas! or Ernie Wengerd Sunday service, 10 a.m. . Sunday School - 9:30 a,m. Worship . 10:30 a. m·. Thu rsday Services- 7 p.m. Rolland Community Church Pnstpr: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunda y School - 9':30 a.m. Sunday Evening •.7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Brudford Church ofChrl!l Corner of St . Rt. 124 & Brudbury Rd. ~vening - 6:30p.m. Wed,nc.stl;,~y ServicCs . 6:30p.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Connie Fiares Sunday School· 9:15 a:.m. Worship· lOJO a.m. Bible Study Tuesday· 10 a.m. ' Creame<l Tonialoes Graen B8ans 8 6 Broccoli with Chee~ Cote·Staw Sunday School · 9:30a .m. Wprship . 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Fainiew Bible Church Le1ar1, Vri. Va . Rt. I Pastor: John Hart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study ·~ 7:00 p.m. Failh Fellowship CrUsade tor Christ fl astor: Rev. fran klin Dickens s~rvice: Friday, 7 p.m . "Full-Gospel Church" Pastors John & Patty Wade ~ 603 Second Ave. ~ason 773-5017 Service time: Su"nday 10:30 a.m Wednesday 7 pm Peart Cli'apel Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worship - /0 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesda y Service· 7:00p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Mt. Union Baptist PaMor : Joe N. Sa~rc , Sunday School-9: 45'<a.m. , Bradbury Church .o f Chli1t Pastor: T.om Runyon Sunday School ~ 9: 3 ~. m . Worsh_ip ·10:30 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30 il.m. . '-' Scalloped Chicken Freedom Gosprl Mission Bald Kllob, on Co. Rd. 31 Other Churches Agapr . Worship Service JO:JO a.m. No Sunday or Wednesda)' Nighr Services • Crean•iBeeJ ~ HOM Macaroni and Cheese THURSDAY .TUESDAY ' SUnday School -9:30a.m. Harvest OutfU(h Ministries 47,..439 Reibel Rd., Chester Pastor: Rev. Mary McDaniel Sunday Services: tO a.m . & 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ' Mlnernllle P.astor: Chad Emrick S,Unday School · 9 •-ill· Worship . 10 a.m. ! School ~ Carltton lnterdenomination•1 Chun:b Kingsbury Road Pastor: Jeff Smith Worship - 10;30 p.m. Sunday School . 6 p.m. Wednesday &rvicu- 7 p.m." Sunday School - 9:30a.m. \\;'orship - 10:30 a.m. ,. OCTOBER MENUS I The Senior Nutrition Program · intended to provide a nutriti~nal evening meal will be served on meal at a reasonable cost. Dollars Tuesday and Thursday with serving generated ~ill be used tO support from 4 : 45 lo '5:30 p.m. · A he existing lunch and home .suggested donatiCfn for the evening delivered meal program. meal is S4 00 The evening meal is 9 a.m. Worship. JO a.m., 7 p.m. {Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. Portla•d Flnt Churc:h of lhe Nazarttw Pastor: Mark MaiSOn Pastor: Keith Rader Su nday SchOOl-9:15a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Youlh Fellowship, Sunday,,.... 6 p.m. Blble Study W~dnesday 7 pr:n Rull,nd Church of Christ • RO<k Springs Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Pasto r: David DeWitt Silver Ridge Pasto1 : Robert Barber Sunday Rutland Cbun:h CJf the Nazartne Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye Sunday S<:hool - 9;30o.m. • Worship · 10;30 a.m., 6;30 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Heath (Middltport) Pastor : Vernaga)'e Sullivan Hysell Run Holinen Church Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worshi p· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service·· 7:30 p.m. South ll<lbrl Now Tm.ameal ,. Chester Church ohM N!Uirtne Pastor: Rev. HerbeR Grate Sunday Sthool- 9;30 a.m. WoBhip - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Service5. 7 p.m. Pastor: Chad Emrick Sunday ~hool · 10 a.m. · · Worshi'p'· 9 a.m. . · Thursday Service&· 6:3() p.m. Pine Grove Biblt Holiness Church 1/2 mile off R1. 325· Pastor: ~cv . O'Dell Manley Sunday Schoo l · 9:30 il.m. . Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. We d ne~day Service -7:30p.m. ' Wfsleyan Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl S1., Middleport. . PilSior: Rev. lohn Neville Children·~ service · 10 a.m. Worship. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. SUnda)' School -9: 30a.m. Pa.\tor: Roy HuDler Sunday.Sc.hool- 10 a.m .. E\lening 7:30p.m. Tue<day & Thursday· 7;30 p.m. N_l~Urtne MEIGS SENIOR CENTER Evening Me~ls Ugbl~ 33045 Htland Road, Pomeroy ' Fornt Run Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev . Dewey King Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday "''orship · 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting· 7 p.m.· Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace ;~ f1atw90d1 Pastor: Keith Rader St.!nday School- 10 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m. Rose or Sh&ron Holiness Church Keno Church of Chrisl Worship . 9:30a.m. Fret> \\'ill Baptist Church o.. A.. h Street. Middleport P~stur: L..c-. Hu ymfl.n s·und..~~ Ser\ice . 7:00p.m . Sund<~y School · 10 a.m. Wednc..,day Service· 7:00p.m. EnttrpriK Pastor: Kdth Rader ~ ' Sunday School . 10 a.m. . Worship- 9 a.m. Harrisonville Road P a~tor : Rev. Vi1.1or Roush Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worsh ip· ll a.IYJ ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30 p.m. Wor~ip-. 1:1 : 1 5,10 : 30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesd_ay ~rvictll' - 7 p.m. a.m. Holiness Cal•ary Pilgrim ChaP!'I , Sunda)' School ·- 9:30a.m. Suncl:n ~ hool - 9:30a.m. Wor-.hiP. II and 6 p.m. Wedne'>t.la y Service- 7 p m. Wednesday Servicc!ii- 7:30p.m. Stale Route 325,I...angsvlle PitlitOJ: 01. J.D. You11g Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Sunday wprshi"p · 10: 30 a.m. & 7 p.m. , Wednesday pJayer strvice- 1 p.m. Middleport Church of t'hriil ·5th and Main Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Baptist II ;00 a.m.' www.frognct.ntt/-dcancry ~1057 Sunday School - II a.m. Worship - IOa.m., 6 p.m-. • Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. ffope Baptisl Church (Southem) Pastol: Chad Emrick Sunday Sthool- 9;45 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. . Danville Holiness Church 33226 Children's Home Rd. W Va. P;:,!or Ntil 'I cnnant S unda~ Srn•JCt'>- JU:OO a. m. and 7 p.m, · Thur!'>l1:t~ Pmye r Meeting· 7 p.m. ~1.t'>O n, .. Sunday S<bool Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. w_edntsday Strvices- 7 p.m. full Gospd Pa.510r: Rev. Uoyd D. Gnmm)r. Sunday S<:hool · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. C.ntnl Cl A<bury (Syracu..) ~ Holy Eucharist aDd Minisler: Danny 8ia5 $unday School - 9;30 a.m. Wedstc'ida) Servu;t'S • 7:30p.m. Flnt 326 E Main St. , Pomeroy Re..- James Bernacki, Re.- Kalharin Foster Rev . Deborah Rankin, CJetgy Pom..-oy Chun'b of Chri<t lll W. Main Sl. PJ\!Or Jame"' Miller S<:hoot- HI:JO il.m. b 'enmg ·• 7 30 p.m.· Pomervy Chun:h or the Grwcr Episcopal Churdl Church of Christ Sund~' Schoo.J:9 . Episcopal 0 Churth of Jaus Chris-1 Apo5tolk V.tn7.andt and Ward Rd ,. lbdio Ministty· Ravenswod Sttlion 4-4:3Q Satunby Sunday S<bool- 9;30 a.nt Wonhip. Ht30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Kids for Chrisl -1 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday Worship - JO a.nt. Tu~>day S<rvicts • 7;30 p. . Sunday schwl and worship l 0:2S Worsh•p - tlt.JU a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Clloordl of lbe l'iuarel< Pasc01, Robert J. Coe:n ...,. T•pprn Plai~ St Paul Putor: Rev. Roland Wildman Dailey Mass · "8:30 l:m. s,_ Worship . 9:30 a.m.1 Sunday School - l 0:30·a.m . UMYF Sunday 6;30 p.m. fim Sunday or Month · 7:30·p.m. servia Congregational . The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 irecto UTC· Worship~ l I a.m. · Wedne1iday Servm - 7 p.m. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio_ Friday, October 2, 1998 Friday, October 2, 1998 Wheelchairs Hospital Beds · Shower Stools Grab Bars Commode Chairs... Walking Aids Diapers & Chux Ostomy Supplies Diabetic Supplies Feeding Pumps Everything for the. Patient at Home . Cervical Pillows Tr<)ctor Equipment Tens Units & Supplies Back Supports Knee, Ankle Braces Nursing Supplies Support·Hosiery ,First Aid Supplies Dressings . : THE .,EPICAL · sHOPPE 1480 Jack$on Pike Gallipolis, OH " ust Minutes J m Holzer" 'I o il 1-" rt ' l ' 1-1:00- I 1.1-:.!:.!0(• ,. • ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS • BATH SAFETY EQUIPMENT • RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT • HOSPITAL BI;DS ~!'ft'P • LIFT CHAIRS • STAIR GLIDES • OSTOMY . ! DIAPERS & CHUXS •: (!!jJ GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARDS �• .. • Page .• 8 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, October Pomeroy • Middleport, Study: ·safe sex talk with mom boots condom use by virgin teens By RUSS BYNUM Journal of Public Hl!lllth. The researcher5 interviewed 372 ""xually active teens and their mothers who lived in New York. Montgomery. Ala .. and rSan Juan. Pueno ·Rico. Fathers were not intervkwed. Of the teens questioned. 122 had di"'u"ed safe se. with their moms before having sex. while 250 either never talked ahout condom use with their mothers or did so after they had lesson.' on safe sex removed from sex educalion in schools. ATLANTA (API - When mom .. Progr.uns that empha.•ize abstitalks ;.~bout -.af~ \ex, teen-a~er' ~m nence only may not prepare adolesto li,ten. cent• and young aduiL' to use con A n~v. governmenr 'tudy ~how~ . doms for their lir.;t sexual experithat teens l'ho dio;cus-.ed safe ..:x ence:· the researche,.,. said. ··And ·with their mothers were three times this. in tum. may increao;e the likelimore likely to ~se a condom when hood that they will later engage in Jo,ing their virginity. Only one-third unprotected. and thus risky.. sexual of the t<en' que>tioned had tailed behavior."" · - ,· with mom before having sex for t~e . · lost their, virginity. .. ' .. Heather Farish. spokeswoman for fir·a rime. but researchers said rh.: In the first group. 3.4 teens used a the conservative Family Research' study wa' iiT!ponanL condom ~ore very one who didn't-'- Council.- noted that it wa.• parents; ''The hottom line is that parents roughly three times tlie rate of con· not teachel'5, who were talking to can make a uiffercnce." 'aid the dom U\t! in the second group. where teens abo!lt safe sex in the CDC study'' author. Kim Miller. a 'ociol- onlj 1.2 U\ed. a condtlm for every " study. ogi't at the- Center-; tOr Di~ea'c- Con- nne· who dic.Jn "t. "'Parents should detinitei Y. he trol ana Pr~\C'nlion . , Mom' talked about condoms having dialogue with their kids The CDC s:tid the finding< are with boy~ a1 an ave rag( age of I :!.9. about sex ... Ms. Farish said. " We "ig n,ricant ~call"< tC'en' wh~• u-.eLI Girl>· talk~ came slightly later. at wotild personally say as an organiza' P·rot~('tion their first time were 20 I J.5. The average age at which teens tion that abStinence is whai should ti,me.; more" likdy to u:-.e l:Ondoms silid they first had sex was 13.8. he communicated to kids. but that , " later. The ' tuuy was published in The authors used their resean:h to really is up to the parents:· Thur.;d~y· , j.,,uc;: of the American rebut con~~rvative gro~~ who wa~l "-'sociatrd Press Writer Drug e<;lucation program planned at Eastern Elementa,.Y School A ,pecial drug education pro- ern. · " We can no longer keep nur lecture-style with a question and , gram for pJ r(nt' wilh :-.chtx)/-agc heads huried 'in the sand aod say it answer period .lc>llowing. children will he hdd at Ea_,tern Ele· , dne,n't happen here... · Free child care will be provided. m ~ nl ~lrv School on Octo~r 15. Mony Wood. DARE ortiq:r fnr _ and the da.ss. linderganen thrnugh Sl!veral loca l agen ..:il!"' wi ll partic- the Meigs County Sheriff's Depan- grade twelve. with the highest parent ipate in th e program. to he hdd i~ ment. will ui scuss that program and attendance will he rewar<.led. and the ..,chool <.:afeiOrium fro m ti: .10 to druos that are pnpular amnng chi I- dOOr prizes will be awarded. 7:30 p.m. It i' ·open to all parent' ur<~ ti>day. Wood wi ll al<o discuss wit h chi ldren in kind ergart en how chih.lrt!n ohtain drugs and the through twd fth grade. rt"sp<m-.ihility of pan:nt o,; when par· ··E , t! n though. dru g ~b u~c i ~ Ji .. - ti cs arl! held at home . l'U .. ,I!<.I in the rl!l-di a. "nmc parems Julie Wandling of Heahh· RecovJon't think that there ;.. a prohh:Jn\ ~ry St:.rv it:~s· will Llisc.:uss .. crvi!.:es .with Jrug"i in Me igs County·: · .. aid .that agency niTer; ·: "nd a~tivities · C inJy Lintnn. L·oorJinator of th~: .. pon .;.or~d within the sL:hool tli!-.tril:t. Public Notice ·' Drug Fn:L' S\.' hnol" program at EJ..,t Th~ se ~ . . ion will he L:ontluc.:ted r-..,..------------1 Creator of movie ratings system defends system BEVERLY HILLS . Calif. (AP) · Filmmakers have long wmplained The man who inventt:d lh!i! movit! r.tl- the 12-mt!mtlcr ruling ~ hoard acts ing~ sys tem n~o.>arly J(f years ago :trbitrJrily ;tnd secretly and ha.' mure thinks it works so well it deserves ils tul~mnce fur viol~nce!' than St!!ltuality. own mting of H·~ for "just line.·~ tlaws '"Is this a !lawless system'' Of and <til. · . course not." Valenti said. " Ones' (ill "Until the parent< of Ameriea stiy. make errors'.' Of eourse it doe.s·. Why'.' 'Do .-;omdhin!:! ~ciSt: .' this is what Because it is all subjective. The lines we're eoine i(, do." Jack Vaknti. .between R and NC- 17. and between · le~t oft he Mption Picture: Asso- PG- 113 and R are smudged and ill-lit nf Amenc<l. said in a speech to and not very linely <.lmwn. I know the L< s Angeles World Alfairs Coun- that."" ·still. he said ' !he industry hasn"t ci l on Thursda~ . Speaking to ahout JOO bu.<iness. found anything that works better. And poli tical and entertainment ligures. he said pnlling has shown that 70 perincludin,g actor Kirk Douglas. Valenti cent of parents. with childreo under Ui..'knowledgclthal the r.Jt,irgs-tystem, agt! 13 find the muvie raling syslem · which will m<trk its 30th anniversary very useful or fairly useful in choosNov. I. h not· above c ri~icism. ing lilms for lheir children. On Saturday, October 10, 11198 at 10:00 a.m. the Home National Bank will ollor lor uta at public auction on 1111 bank parking lot iht lollowtng vehlcln: 18911 Pontiac Orand Am- Ohio Friday, October 2, 1998 · ELECTION L£GAL NOT1C£ Tho Olllo Boll lnd .,..... CoMervetkm CGIIIMIIIIOII wiQ cauH an ,toctlon of CounCil. oaw.. suporvlaora of tile Meip 1..,. by ...,.,.n, Cllh. Soli lnd ConHrvltiOII Dllllrlct to be ~:c R-·- ::fr:r::.: .;.:: Codified Ordlnanc.. Sudan •1.a:s, 111ta11ng !hill a fino ol,.,. ....... bl ' - lor V. parldng of 1 vetlcll f8alng In • diNc:llcM ather than tile dltwellon o1 travel on lllat elde o1 the - Gtt Wit• A Dtd.IJ .S.•·tl. . \ BULLETIN BOARD · '7" cqlumn hich WHkdays '9" column Inch Sunday · 'PER GAME BEECH GROVE ROAD • · CAlL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 110 ' Racine American Legion Fried Chicken Dtnner With Trimmings / SUN., OCT. 4, 11 A.M. $S.OO person BIG YA.RD SALE OCT. 1, 2 & 3 ·. 8:00AM · 4:00 PM Behind At. 7 Pizza Express Tools, household, (10} 2,6,8 STC . clothes. Priced to seil. 0 HELP WANTED Experienced carpenter, able to work and lead others. Should be knowledgeable of olher construclion skills. Home Creek Ent., 992·7953 . To Appear In fta .THE DA,LY SENT,INEL, ·POINT PLEASANT REGISTER and GALLIPOLIS .; DAILY TRIBUNE !. Wednesday, October 21, ·1888 Reach Over 18,000 lomas In Tbe Trl·County area! ,._2nd,!lnl, N. - - rriiEAIT S3.iiiPorMit 11+ Sttv.OI11 1151434. Call 992·6320 NIGHT AntiqueS'• Lang Calendars ·· Candles New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Middleport American legion Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion Garages • Replacement Windows · · Birdhouses 128 ~ Clocks • Frames · _ Frames • soap • •Baby Gifts . • Hartware Hares Starlllrst ""··--.. $1,400 Door Prize (ht) .... $1,000 t_S....,.,Aihana 1-----=----.....;··:·. _________ Door Prize 2nd •••• SISO.OO .• WATERSCAPES PLUS Per Gaate....: ..- ...599.00 Covtr_,_ . SI,Ooo He use: To~s . Toots. It's A Good One. So Doii' l.llss hi · WHh 145 to 150 people 33933 Flatwoods Rd . " WARNER INSURANCE JEFF (Stock Items Only!) Sale Ends 10·17-98 Mon.·Sal. 11 :00 A.M.-5:00P.M. · Call for Appointm.ents - 'Closed \-Yed. & Sun . 113 W. 2ND ST. 614·992·5479 '0 ., *Free Spfitt-. ~!1-7$59 1012. 3. 10 .Oarll. House On Rig,.~t--lhr=3r_d_9~·-'- - - - - - 325 North Acrou From Vinton Pari. Lots Goodies• ·oct. 3rd , Saturday. 8:00-?. Tara Estates. Toys, CMdrens, Titns, Free Klnena 6 Wks Old 740·446- ~Adult ClOthing, 11a1 House platrts. ~7$-2!m. OCtober tat, 2nd. 3rd. 626 Wood- Road In Bidwell, Somelhong •-· E\MNF\1\a! ·. rv1 ·~·,-· .... smm Large dog , good lor rabbits, ground hogs and snakes, 740· OCtober 111. 2nd. 3rd. 9·? 4165 State Route 141 , {4 Miles From Gallipolis). 992·5700. Male 112 ChOw Cog To Good Home. Born 1-14·98. Motnar Full Blooded Ragistered Chow. 740· "1 ·1076. Ot1ober '2nd. 3rd. 9 ~. i.t . -5 PM. 3356 Georges Creek ... No Early . October 2nd. 3rd. Fri. Sal. 9 A.M. Sa~·· · Miniature cat-tall plains for gar· den ponds. 304-m:3703. --1 276 Green Terra ce Trailer Court." Baby Tt'11ngs. EltCIJOntes , Mousehold , Lenox China lots Moving Mull Find Good Homes For Kittens & Cats ; 7 .. 0·U6.· &196.' ' t.lofel Found On While Road: Male Chow Mix Dog, Please Cell Arrt· time, 7~9773 740·24$-9372. FOUND: Mate Dalmatian on Mon· roe Ava. In Point Pleasant 304· 875·2742. Found: Money At Aldl'a 30•·675· 6878. Lost Goat Gallipolis, Rt. 141 Whitt-& Brown , wearing Black eonar. Call: 740-44-9853 • "W"erc Qrwlily Doc~11 '1 C(JII More" 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 Lost· male tiger cat, mitten paw&, SR 124, Maptewoo<l Lake vicinity, Jacks Roofing & Construction • Ro~fing • Repairs . •Coatings · •Sidings Free Estimates Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 , HOWARD .·' EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Heullng House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic: System & Utilities Estimates (614) 992-3838 12/18/lln ... ·rhe Fabric Shop 992-2284 Pomeroy, Ohio. J&LSIDING & INSULATION ·Vinyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia ·Seamless Gutter · MOBILE HOME PARTS "Huge lewentiry'_' *Roof Coatings *Vinyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps • QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Bennett Supply 740-446·9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH 110 COURT ST. 1·S00.291-5600 POMEROY, OHIO W, VA. 1023477 •Replacement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Gar!lges ·Decks 24x24 Pole Building siartlng at $5995 74P..992-2772 . . "Build Your Dream" WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, .. '· 1mo. pel . repair on any make?" • Ranges • Freezers • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • Dryer· Call Ken Young 985-3551 OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD REGISTER HOW $5.00 ' I . 614·992-3470 Chester, Ohio 70 All Vard S.lel MUit Bl_Paid In Yard Sale Gallipolis &VIcinity . , (Sat) Oct 3rd. 9:00 ~.1.1 . -? 2291 Graham ScfiiOol Road, Gallipolis. Ladlea Clothes, Size 10. t2 & 18, Ladles Shoes Size 9 & 10. Mens Clothes Size XL, Jeans 38 ·30. 40 ·30. Waterbed, Ironing Prest, Lots Of Mise, Soma Home lntartor•.Free hems! 10/151. 2nd, 3rd. 7 Miles From Poner Or 6 Miles From Cheshire. !54 . Home Interior, Furnllurlf, Bedspread, Curtain&, Sheats , Ml&c. LadleS Cfllldrens ClOthe&. 2nd & 3rd. 9:00 A.M. ·6:00 P.M: Corner G - & Foul111 Avenue. • Famlty Garage Sale : 1012nd, 3rd, 310 NeighborhOod. 9:30·? 'lY 'Beanies, Much More ! No Early SalaS! Firm. First yard sale· Thursday. Friday & Saturday. Titus Ad Turn on Leading Creek, 5. miles out. follow s i gn~ . Small boy's winter clothes, old diShes, etc. Four family yard sale. Saturday. Octobe r 3, 9am·3pm . OaY1d Spencer's. Main Street, Racine . Men's, women's aM girl's wmter clothes . toys . household. Hem s and m!sc. fJ: .._ .Jti!l, Phone 740.992-3987 Free Eatlmetes Owner: John Dean .~ f.;!· 740-698·9114 or • 740-698-7231 ~~~~f.':;~~~~~ t.i ~' '------...:"~"~lll::.::.tlln . • 90 Wanted to Buy · Ab solule Top Oqllar: All U.S. Stt.ver And Gol d Coins, Proolsets. Diamonds. Antique Jewelry. G.old Rings. Pre- 1930 U.S. Cunency. Starling , Etc. Acqu1si110ns Jewelry • M.T.S. Coin ShOp, 151 Second All8nue. GallipoliS. 74Q-446-2B 42. Antiques, top prices paid. RIVer· ine Antiques. Pomeroy. Oh•o . Rus s Moore owner, 740·992- 2526. Antiques & clean used furn iture . will buy one piece or coin plet e household, Osby Martin, 740- 992·6576. Clean Late Model Cars ,Or Trucks, t990 Mode ls Or Newer. Smltn BuicK Pon tiac. 1900 Ea sl· ern Avenue. Gallipolis . . J & 0 Auto Part s. Buymg Ambteslda Drive. Kerr. Across From Post Of'lica. oetooef 3rd, 51~, "6th, Boat -Motor -Trailer, Potatoea, Swet Potatoes, Indian Corn, Woo d 'Halloween I Thanksgiving Yard Decoratlona, Bicycles , Baby Swing, Portable Crib. Car Saoll. Riding Toyo. Clothes, Craft• Toyt. Olahts, tar Luggage Carrier, Side By Side Refrlgeralor. Old Cena. 111-4 SFI: 141 . Qalllf)OIIs. . l.arge 2 family yard sa te· SR 7, Tupper9 Plains .. October 1·2. Rain cancets. Oct. 3. 1998, 10am·4pm. 37938 Kingsbury Rd. Clothing, turnlture . boOks. playpen, misc. October. 5, 6, 1. Old 33 , Rock· springs Rd. Goegteln . Porch salt· October 3rd . 294 South Third Street, Middleport, First Time Oal'lge Sale: :209 Glen · 9am-7 · Drive, Ac:roaa From Medical Pia· Zl. f'fi·S.t.; ·5. Saturday, 10/3/98, 9:00·3:00. 363 Ash Street, Middlepor t, bulde Imperil! Electric. .Tupptrs Plains Meth Odist Ctlurcn beSament sate. Ot1. 2nd, g. 7. Oct. Name Brand Kids Clothes. OrtiSI.I, OshkOSh, ltvl, Car11r1. lu rnllure. appliances and misc. lltml. • Baby Bad. Lola EverylNngl Village wide Yellow Flag yard sale. Middleport, Oct 2nd & 3rd. mapa at Mlddlaporf Department Store, orr:~ ServiCe, Bear Com- Girts 3T _.T, Boys 9 Mo -1 8 Mo. Friday, Ocotber 2ntt, Saturday October 3rd, 8-t• St-o11trlng P'dgl, 8:00.1 .Clarogo Sllil 511. 0<:1. 3, 8:!JO. 12 PM. Mondly Oct 5, 9:0Q- 4:00PM. 49~ Slloaatmg Ridge Rd. Gall. • pany. Whitt Elephant Sale- St . Paul Lutheran Church, Saturday, Oct. 3rd fnlm 9:00·1 :00. Qualihed Tr.J.Jck Dr tvers . Good P ay Ancl Beneftts 5 eM Resume To. PO Box 109 Jackson. Ohro 45640 , Or Call .t-740·28.6-1463 To Scheaule An lntervll:!w Ravens,ood Vllle;e Full·hme LPN pos1110ns ava1labte lor 11·7 Shill. PT LPN pOSIIIOns available for all shifts. good Den· ef11s. Please Con tact Oonene Ou· gan 304-21 3-9385 or stop by Ravenswood Vlllamo ww ~ew ~age increase CNA's $5.50 entry. shill. d1fferent1BI .15{3·1 1 shlltl 25 ( 11· 7 shif t) ptus anendance bonus Full·llf!le positions availablE! Please contact Do· nene Dugan 304r273-9385 p: s.top by Aeta11 electronics co mputer store seeks an e11per1enced person lor sales/manager POSition . Send resume clo Thtf Dady Sent1net, P.O. Bo• 729-71, Pomeroy. OH 45769. EOE . The Middleport Police Depart · ment W! ll be accepling applica tions until 4pm on 1019198 lor 01s· patcher pos•fiOns . ApplicatiOns ca n be obtamed at Middleport PD. Monday thru ·Friday. 8-4pm. Two Fut1-T 1me Registered Nwse And One Full-Time LPN Positions Available ln Oak Hilt Community Med1ca1 C,enter's Med ISurg Department And Long Term Care. Oh10 licensure Required . Can· dld~te Will Utilize Nurs1ng Pro • cess While Providing Care. Direct · /G u1de Patient / Family Teachi ng . And Func 11on Wilhln 1 Scope Of Departmental E)(pecrat1ons 11 In· teresled. Please Se nd Re sume Tel. Oak Hill Community Medical .Center. AttentiOn : 'Bre nda Me· Kenzie. 350 Char'lotte Avenue . Oak Hili, OH 45656 POSIIIOn Ava ila ble In Oak Hill Commun1 ty Medtcal . Center's Emergency Department . Ohio ll· censure Requ11ed . Cand1date Will Ultlil9 Nur s1ng Process Wh•te Prov1d1ng Care. Dtrect /Guide Patien t / F~m1ly Teachmg, And Func t1on W1! h1n Scope Ot Oepanmentat Expectations. II Inter· es ted. Please Send Resume To: Oa~ Hill Community Medicai..Cenler, Allenhon: Brenda McKenzl&, 350 Charlo1!e Avenue. Oak Hill, wanted To Buy : used Mob1le Homes Call 740't.446-0175 . 304· 675·5965. .' . EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Help Wanted AVON Sl·urle~ One Fuii· T1me Registered Nurse OH45656 EOE ADDITION~L DRIVERS NEED· ED II.IMEOIATELY ARE YOU. RUDY FOR WINTER DRIV· lNG? . "LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company "PERSONALIZED Dispalch Wa nted . Personal Care Aides, No E.._penence Necessary, Will Tram Call Med• Pr 1va te Care. At 'PAID Employee Health & L1fe Insurance; Dentat"lnsurance •HOME Weekends •Run QH TOThe SOUTH And Due To Company ExpanSIOn W~ Have A Number 01 Pos1lio ns Ava1ldble For Caree; Minded Peop le Whtl- Are Look1 ng For : Job Security W•lt1 A 38 Year Old Company . Rap1d Advanceme nt And $1 ,200 Per Month To Start SOUTHW~ST '401K "Late Model Fre1ghthner CONVENTIONA~S 140-441 ·1877 Age 23, Class A COL And Good On vmg Re cord . Please Call Toll Free 1·898·790· 0006 c~ ·reg1ver tor handicapped: man needed. live-In prelerred . Submtt name and references lo ' Pomeroy Food ShOP. 402 Eas1 Main Street. Pomeroy. OH 45769 . · Comput.er Users Needed , Work Own Hrs. $20K ·$75K /Y r. l·BOO· 349· 7186 Ert. 1173 wwwamp · lnc.com EUJerty gen1teman ·born and reare d in Pomeroy, a veteran of WWI I and the Cold Wer, fresid~' ed In Italy for 11 years beiOre aM altar war ). 15 a retired professor alter 35 years teaching at a small vpstate New York college, 1s seeking lndlvlctuat as hOusekeeper and res1dent In his ho me . Needed 1or company, prepa.r1ng · dally breakfast lotne;r nfeel s w•ll be ordered ln), keep occupied quarters of house clean. and pall odic laundry ol cJQJhmg ino bed linen. No SIT\qlllng wtlt be permitted In the home. Gentlemen Is 1n good health, but eyesight is Impaired by ,.ge and e~lra Clllulioo is requ1red wnen walktng (uses mechanical walker), Wages to be dtscusnd at Veterans Hospital or m his residence. . WE NEEOVOU t:IQW ••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL MONDAY ONLY 74().446-4553 Requ~rements · Ga rage & yard safe·· secoM hOuse behind Laurel Cll11 cnurch. tools. glassware and hom emad e WOOd items, Oct. 1, 2. 3. Big Yard Sate:' Friday, Siturday. LOCal Trucking Company Seeking Wanted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any Condition. 740.446-9653. "Local Fam1ty Owned Company "PersonaliZed Dispatch ·up To $1 .00 IM•. /Including Accessot~al Pay) 'Home weekends •Run From OH To The South And Southwest · •Perm1ts PrOVIded At No Charge •Toll.s Patd "Fuel Card Available ReQuirements: Age 23. Class A COL And Good Dr iving Record Please Call Ton Free· 1·888·790· odoa. Ask For Garnet . HuQe Inside sale· Oct . 1sl lhru 3rd, 1·1/2 mites south of Tuppe rs Ptatns orrsuccess Ad :· apt:HOII. 3 miles. foMow &igns. tdtlton.· 2:00p.m. F~dly. Mondoy odtllon ·10:00 o.m. 9'!1unloy. LEAD MECHANIC, Foster's ~Truck · .And Tra 1ter Is l ooking For A Leac;t MechaniC , 40 1K, MediC al. Dental, VISion & L1le Insurance Set1e.hts. Pa•tf Vacation & Holiday's, 614·276-8694 For An lnterv1ew EOE ADDITIONAL OWNER OPERA· TORS NEEDEO IMMEDIATELY Garage sale. flu slic Hilts . Sy ra · cuse. June Street. Jeannie Con · nottv r8s1de nce-;- Sar. Oct . 3rd. 9am. 16~ at HousehoiCI Dut1es Ptus•Some Care. Some Onvmg. Room. Soard and Sat~ry 614·267·5354 wrecked or salvaged vehicles . 304·773: 5033. Friday & Saturday, 4 lamlly. Wright Strtte( Pomeroy. t11o day boloN !llo Od II to Nn, Sun(tey 9:00·5:00. Housekeiper ' 411e In ' for Prac· Mmg ColUmbus Allorney Genet· SEEKING LPN 'S · E• !3e llenl op porlun•ly to tom the tong term Rick Pearso.1 Auct1on Company. health care f1e ld Seek1ng LPN's full time auctioneer: complete lor rotat.ng sh1fts . lntermeOia te auclion serv1ce . Licensed care tac ill ty. West Virg1nia li · 166,0hio & West Virginia . 304- cense requ1'red . Po1nt Pleasant 773-5765 Or 304-773-5447. Nursing & Aehabllltat1on Center, State Route 62 , Route 1 . BoK Wed~meyer's Auction .Se rv1ce , 326, Point Pleasant. WV 25550 . Gattipolls. Ohio 740·379-2720. A Ge ne sis Etderca re tacllily. 3rd, 9·5, John Lightlool's, Noble Summit Ad .. Mtddlepon. tirsl road to left past Millie's. Walch for signs . Clothe s, furniture . toys, games, gtessware . Home lntenor. eountry records . books. mucn mora. Some new. most liKe new. · Ffl. Sat. 3374 SR 141 . Contanory, 3rd, 9·2, clothing, dlat'lta, books . . Au ct1on- variety ot ,new 1tems each Thursday. Octobe• 1 lhru December 11 except Thanksgiv· lng. Cqncess1ons . Hartford Communi!~ Buitdmg . Au'ctjoneer 11220. Fred Sullivan.. Big yard sale· Saturday, Oct ober · f.t Auction and Flea Market tst - 4th: 1460. East Betnat 'Candle makil!llsupplia> New Homes & Remodeltng I'!!:J Garages, Pole Buildings. Roofing . Siding t~· Professional . .-r.- Floor Installation Commercial & Residential ~~ · ·· ·~ 27 yra. exp. Licensed & Insured . FREE ESTIMATES . 80 Bam Sale· OCt. 1st, 2Md, 3rd; 10·' ftr JD CONSTRUCTION ·f.l' . P:LUS ~ARPET Yard Sale ,Fri & 5al. Turn ott Rt 2 turn lefl at Saxton furniture store. brick Muse. 4, one mile soyth State Flouta 143, Matgs Count~ Rd. 1. (Salem. 30 scents available \ll.!!J ~~r11Jif (i't~l.t lfill. fl\~·~ IIJ.n, tl lu, 11,~• ~ \e P asanr. wv. •• Thu r-Fn-· Sa I 6 M·'~es on At.2 l.,orth Blue jars. several ant1ques . lndl·, an corn, fodder· shocks. pump ~ kins. Beag le pup& . Flame Fe l· towship to sell hot-dogs on Ffl & _Sa_1_10_a_m-_5pm.;__ · ----- · Yard .Sale- t9 Warw ick Ad . Fn & Sat Oct 2&3. 9 to 5 . Canceled If Rain. Church Road, Raln Or Shine. 9 .l.M. ·5 P.M. Be Ptld In Advence. mo. 3 8 ·Noon. 505 Parr tsh A11e Pt ! All Areas ! Spears. 304-£75-1429. MAQLfHE: 2:00p.m. tOf1!1 Multi Famtly 'Yard Sale SaL Oct 110 Joe N. Sayre 10/2srg&/11n Anlc ~eaning sate· Oct 2 & 3. Rt. 7 two mHes North ol Chester (Fidc.'s) , old furniture, toOts, small appliances. paperback mysteries. piciUres'. computer monitor, ~ey· board , household goods. nice adult and small girl's clott'las. old 45 rpms and much more. Henderson . wv Commun it"t Yard Saie Oct. 2nd & 3rd 9am. ttl 1 Mulli Family. B,ottl ' (lays Flea Market OPEN both days. Auctron Sat 3rd . at 7pm. at Auction Cen · 18'" School Lot Fl:d . Columbia town • ship), saddles. tack , antiques. collectables, misc. ALL Yard Slael Mult Dozer, Endloadar, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Linea, Build Road1 Llcet'1Sid for Septic 1. (7 40) 367·0280 Advance. Otadlhw: 1:0Dpm lhtl day before lhe ad Is lo run, Suntley 1 Monday edition· I :OOpm Frldly. First Time: 8·1 Friday, $aturdiY. Woman a·New And Ustd Clothes, Baby Clothes , Shou , Puraea, Mens Clothla, 65 ~lnCOin Pike: parti,f' / 985-4422 day, Ot1obar 6. 9im·6pm. Reasonable Rales "614-742-2138 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, L.lmestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand Top Soil, .Fill Dirt ilt~(lll!•; i!i•: ·Ask about our 01ndls WATCH lOR DETAitS I 71 .;,-.-J~n.N:o.~M-#or.\.tf?':.Nl>.IIP:I.-r.- • Rslilk • Variety of Gilll Tues-Fri 10·6 Sal 10·4 1 Rt. 124 Mlnenvllle, OH 71!CI-992-45511 MIDDLEPORT • Hot Water Heater 6 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 226 Salem Street, Rutland, Tues- & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites R. L. HOLLON PERRY'S TRUCKING CONSTRUCTION ' (Lime Stone· Low·Fiates) COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP YELLOW FLAG YARD SALE Joe Wilson (614)992-4277 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio .45769 Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 1lt-3rd. 9:00- 4:00. Out State Ro· ute 218 On Little Bullskln. Name Brands, Womens. Mens & Child· rens Clothing, Baby Items, 0·12 Mo. Lots Of Mise! 2133. 6 Family. Thursday Thru S'~nday, New ceram1cs. Pa1nted And Unpainted lnctudas Christmas; Clothing 1\11 Sizes, Coats, Jewelry, Maltress & Box .SprtngS •. HOmemade Candles . Toys, .Coflee , Hot ChoColate. Pies, Cakes. Hot Oogs & Pop, Glassware . Misc ., Old . Avon Dolls, Crafts. 18100 S.FI: . 7 South. Next Tu Me11ican lmPI;JftS. . TRUCKING · ~oofing 712 4 ~8 SAYRE Saturday. Pre-MoYing Sale · At. 7 South Gallipolis First House Past Raccoon Creek, Re cliner. Love Seat , Oak Stereo Cabinet . An Uque School Desk. Tru.nk . Boat Gas Tanks, Fan , Clothing. Loat: German snortnatr, maa., two ytars old, white witt'! brown spots, Marrlaon~ille vicinity, 740· 742· 58 Ofive Slraat. Saturday 10/3, 9· ? Teen !Children& Name Brand Clothing, Longaberger Baskets , Mu.ch Morel . Hauling, Excavating' . I THE APPLIANCE MAN 740·~85·4422 . &·J Take the pain out of painting , and let me · do it for you. Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. (740) 005-4180. Free Estimates · •. Discount Prices • Remodeling . Custom Homes LINDA'S · . ' PAINTING ~Door/Windows Computer Graphic• Deslgl'!s Ali Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Resldentla( · Owner, Mickle Hollon • Chester, ., Ohio THE FABRIC .SHOP 5/26/~n f LANDSCAPE . DESIGNS • Singer Sewing Machlne Dealer *Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machlne repair · * Dry Cleaning Service • Scissor Sharpening • 1\Jxedo Rental *Si!l!\ up now for quilt classes 949-2168 Business Services (Cut Out lor Futuro Discount) • Washers 7/22/tln G.u tters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting . FREE ESTIMATES , . ·· •ROom Additions •New Garage• •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing llnterlor ·& Exterior Painting "Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG 111 992-8215 Pomeroy, Ohio 20·Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owne,r: Ronnie Jones· ROOFING HEW·REP41R' • "~eed 985~ 4473 Howard L. Writesel lUG BEND ~EAL'fY, INC. Russell D. Wood, Broker 510 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740l446·7101 or 1;800-585-7101 Call at CARPENTER SERVICE •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remddellng • . Stop & Corhpar,li FREE ' ESTIMATEES Satur<:~ay t0f3rd, 8·5. 105 Burk · hart Lane. Chlldrens Ctott'les . Toys & Misc . Adult Cloth ing. Household 1!ems, Tv Beanie Ba· bios. Saturday 3rd. New Fl:oute 35 West, Exit 850 Right, Jewel Evans Mills, Second Lett Past M111, Past Springfield Baptist . T.V. Boys Clothes, Mini Pumpkins, Gourds, 1985 Mercury, 740-245·5393. Found: Stack Chow •Mix Pup, Fell Our 01 Plck·UP Truck, Between Porter And Bidwell. f'oute 554, *Free Estimates October 2nd. 3rd, Route 7 AdOI · son, Chlldrens Clothi ng & Name 'Brand Toya, Excellent Cooditioo! Saturday 3rd. 9-3, 32S4 State Ro·. ute 14 1', 3 Months ·2T Girls Clolhoo. Toys. l.l!l'el 60 Lost and Found *Free Digital.Tha.rmostat · 8am·4p'm Longaberger baskets . Beanies, etc. • G S I ,. 1 J arage a e- 6 Mt es out ,!!trys Cosmetologist V'Ja,n,ted, F·ull & Pari ·T1me. Hourly Versus Comm t sslon .~ Pa l d \lacat1ons . Other Bellehts 0Herec:l . FanlaStiC Sam's, 740-446-7267 Run Ad . App le- Grove Oct lsi Mother Is Beagla. Afler 6 P.M. 5 Parts Warranty Garage Sale Phi! Pickens Res•· dence. F latrock . Sat Oc1 3rd 7 1900 .JaiEitlon Pike. 740-388-9323. No Embarrassment .•. You're Treated with Ra1pectl . "(!a~y Ot•er lhe Pt.oue Bauk fi11arici11g" • Air Conditioners As Low As 128 a month Heat Pumps As Low As 138 a month . Coromun1ty Sa1e-Gunv;.1t&-R1aoe Oct. 2 & 3 9am·5pl'n. 5 112 miles long , u hOuus, 3, tam ihes . From Poinl Pleasant Rt. 2 North to Rt. 87 . Go 6 miles. Fottow Slgnol Monoay OcloC>er Sill , 9 .l.M. To To Good Home : 8 Puppies, 8 Weeks Old, 3 Male. 3 Female, WORRYING!!! . . . . . . . . . r.llrt . 40 . Small dog, rathll' be pened tt'lan toll ~h 740-992·5700 evenlnga. No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced · 2604-Jefferson Ave 2-Fam11y Oct.·lfd 8am ·4pm FurnttuUl . tamps , ctothmo . storm door . books . t'louuhola 1tams . toys , ·~ · Old tashJontd mumt. A·lol or llowor - .. 304-67$-1916. CREDIT Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps TRPIIRn '-· POMEROY, OH.- & VIcinity 3, 8-? ~7~:;;· anortad colo... 304· 360° CommuniY.tions 10% Off Flexible & Preformed Pond Liners • 20% Off Fountains 25% Off Birdbaths & Concrete Planters • Oetober 2nd , 3rd, "th, 10·6, No Early Sales. fiiJ1 WIIIIM Road. Giveaway . emo. otd remote. ~m .. tcan .CELLULAR PHONES Racine. OH 45771 (S Points) something For Everyone! Adult CIOihts & Misc. uems, 275 Honeyauci:le Addison, 1012 & 101 :====:::=============~ 740-992-4427 Help Wanted Hugolll 614·992·7643 r Onvers & Manaoemctn~ JOU75-SIU Pt. Pleaaant items. S1.0Q bag aate every Hugo Garaga Sate! Rain 01 Shr.at •Thuroday. Monday lhf\1 Soturday Behind 81 I 3RO ~... Baby. Aduh. lois 01 New & Used Baby, I 211210111101 Now H~rlfiO"AI PositKJnl. lllugll. Fri. Sa~ 9 ·5. Ouality clOttlltiQ 1nc1 P\outehold Room Additions • Roofing (No Sunday Cal1s ). HELP Need ErnpiO.IIII Domino'• o1 Point P1lnant LUI HPuH On BIKneu Road. Ka· 740-592·1f42 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES In Historic Downtown Pomeroy 992-7696 ,0/_,_n_m_..... . Help Wanted Good Clean Clothing. Wo~ . 10 Gat. Aqua rh:..m, All Accessories, Sweeper, Baby 111ms, Toys, Etc. -To 'lllu 1lvlft ~ Local Satall~e Provider · Best. El!'¢1c P.omeroy · Now ' Old. Items, l.ongll>oogor - Child·· HouMhc»d Adull & r1n1 Ctott'lta, Home lnttrior, Much More! 30 Announcements Saturday, Oetobef S.d. Syr~cuso. Onio. Kan sw-. Go,. Sale: :z2o4 Pike. CC ~ Tf1ldUntl, Ot1 l-t00-7-En3585 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC~ . ,SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3RD 1:110-4:00 PM UNBELIEVABLE VIEW OF OHIO RIVER FROM ALMOST EVERY ROOM! Let Cheryl Lemley show you this stunning contemporary Ranch style home. Quality shows throL(ghout. 5 Bedrooms. 3 baths, large kitchen ?pen to llviQg room with c~lhedral ceiling, rae. ·room, 2 car garage, security/intercom system, 3 · 1/2 Acres m/1. Words cannot describe this one, · must see to appreciate ail the extras. You will be impressed! · 350 RIVERVII~W DRIVE $199,900.00 . ' DIRECTIONS: Bunernut Drive lhen turn left onto Lincoln Hill then Onlo Riverview. Sun., Oct. 4/noon-3:00/$5 ea. Tumble, Dance, Stunt, Cheer You choose what to do&· how long. Advance registralion not required. North Gallia H.S.-SI. Ale. 160 N. ,, 4n1,.tfn ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION CHEER STATION . ' c:t.u.-rn-. t.Oft. _.,,'IIIAVIL? HARTWELL HOUSE .. CHEER CLIN!'C 0 0 'EVERY SATURDAY OPEN BODIE Rain or ·Shine!! ··-----· 9 ExperW!nced Hall'dres.w Ntlded for Busy New Salon . B•netns 7&0441-t880or740-2~ Middleport & Vicinity 'iid sale· ,, .,....... MUIIE- 11 0 Yard Sale Pomeroy, ..... Sail: 111, 2nd, 3rd, s.... 21e; 1 Milo Mo<COf· -WII.Lntl BENNETT'S HEATING &COOLING OPEN GYM AT THE On Tuppers Plains, O)llo 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks.. Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open:. 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9:CJ0.12:oo Saturday lLEORKOR SATELLITE . SERVICE 70 Gallipolis . & VIcinity reward, 740.949-2745. '" ·o ,o Rt. 7 Yard Sale 0011. · Pertonale 8:00.~:30. 3 pc. (9} 25,29 . 0 0 0 St .&'2$/M2mo.pd. bathtub, furniture, toys, 949-2210. place an ad Cull99 2·2 156 ·G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General ~ommercial and 1lesidentlal Free Eslimales No Job too Small Brian Morrison (7 40) 985·3948 B.C.S., with over 50 locations In Southeastern Ohio, currently has part-time openings In Ml!lgs Co1,1nty: 1) 33 hrs./wlt: 8 lim Sat. thru 8 am Mon.; sleep· over required; 2) 25 hrs./wk: B am-8 pm. Sat./Sun; we· are searching for compassionate professionals l"'ilh a team vision and a desire to teach personal and community skills to Individuals with mental retardation. The work· environment Is Informal and rewarding. The requirements are: high school dlploma/GED, valid driver"• license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile Insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In the field of MR/DD. Interested applicants need tci specify poaltlon of Interest andosend•resume to: BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES • P.O. Box 604 Jackson, OH 45640-0604 All applications must be post-marked by- 10/8/98. Equal Opportunity Employer YARD-BAKE SALE Harrisonville Presbyhterian · Church Saturday, Oct. 3, ,1998 9:00AM - 4:00PM S onsor: Lend-A-Hand To ~-..lon1015. P/1 Contractors, Inc. The Daily Sentinel • Page 70 &tan datlno tonlotut Have run ploj1ng tho Ohio 0..1110 Clemo, 1· BINGO MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST . 467 STAR. BURST $1,200.00' $50.00 OR MORE . Ad~ante Aegis~rat ion not required . 0 0 Ordl-- BINGO Sat.. Oct. 3 from 1i30-3:30 Grades K-6/$1 0 ea. Morehead C~eerleaders At The CHEER STATION 446-9603 Nonh Galtia H.S.·St. Ria. 160 N. 0 .... 0 0 lho ICIIIIId .. plainly audible at a dlltance of llfty or - . 1aat 110m lho Whlclo. A copy ol · tho .. ~~$~~-c.~fll. .tlho of lllddlapcjrt and are IYIIIIbla for public 10 Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • Business Services Public Notice Exupu- will blmm. In the CIIH acouta, of argeJII ..tlan (cllurch, schools, Co* at 1llolp Hlgll etc.) apot-N own11 wt111 School CalstwSa on Octablr prior approval of lhl 20, '·1H8 at 7:15 p.m. lltddloport Pollee 1nsplctlon. NomlnHa ' " John Rico Dapa-tt. Bryon Swann lnd Shlr1ly Sayq. Clarlt/Tr ..au,.., Nominations will be An ordinance prohibiting (9)25 Ordlnanc.7-M accofll*l from the ftoor at the operation o1 a aouncl (10)2 At: ordlnanc. to ...,. 0111, amplification the limo ol election. One ayetom from :lTC auporvlaor Ia to bllllctN. adopt, and enact tile 11198 You may vote at lho annuli replocamont Plllll. Of the 30 Announcements m"tlng or on an ab81nt" VIllage of Mlddlaport ballot which may be Codlfllld O r d i Oflli!tanc.Ms aec~red fbrm the con-on dll1tlcl olllce. An ordiMhco to -blllh (10}2.16 a curlew and prohibit 2TC lollertng. No poreon unc1ar tile 1111 olllghtwn yMra o1 · ago .ahall lolllr upan the Public Notice llt"ta, old-atka, parfdng )onoaa, bualneaa propeni", The fallowing ordlnancaa or propany ol th• wore recently •nacted by VIllage ol Mldcllopart alter ' lhl Mlddlopon Vllllga dutk, unlou accompanlo.d I The Home Natlonel Bank raadrvea the right to reject any or all bide or 10 remove any unit from the 1111 at anytime. Arrangemento may bo made to lnepect any ol tho above names vohlclu p'rlor to the sale by calling 740- The curfew will An a.,.nd.,.nt to tile lllgln at duM lnd end at . Wlltr VIllage ol Middleport S:OO a.m. lho IOitowtng day. YIN 1G2NE14UOJC8118431 1990· Nluan PathtlndorVIN JN8H017YZLW2341De 19111 'Chtvr:olot BllvorlldoVIN 1GCDC14Z3ME214142 The Ierma of 1111 are Public NOIIc:e a parent or lagal 2, 1998 140 Business Training Southeastern BuseneSs College: Sprin g valley Plaza . 740-446· 4367 . t -a00·2 14·0452, Accr edit· ed Member . ACtCS Fl:eg 1190-0512748 .• 180 Wanted To Do Elect!l c mamtenance Serv1ce. W1nng. breaker boxes. light f 1.11 · lure . neaung syslems. 3 More . 304·674·0126 Furn1ture repa1r, refm1sh and res torallon. AISQ custom orders. Ohio Valley Rel1n1sh1ng Snop, Larry Ph1ll1ps, 740-9 92-6576 Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your togs 10 the mill just call 304·615-1957. Have 2 Open1ngs For 24 Hour In Home Care Of ElDerly Or Handi · capped, 740·441 ·1536. :.\'a nte d To Buy Used P1ano In Playable CoM!110n , Call Greg Carter, 140.245·9660 . Will DO BBbySIIIIRQ In M~ Home. Man ·Fr1. MOther 01 TWo. Butav•tte P 1 ~e Area. 740·441 ·0223 . Witt ao hOuse cleanmg, 740·9926061. FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends lhal yOU dO bUS! · ness with peOple ypu know, and NOT to send money through the ma1t un111 you navP mvesugat~d lh§: ollenng • .. �• Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • MJd~eport, Ohio : friday, ~tober 2, 1998 The Daily Sentinel• Page 11 5 :ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS 33 Noun 1U11bt Did•- 34 'S7 , , _... .., Fty Mkn lhe , .-y (2 . . ) 7 ...... wind 41..._ol.,_ 12-.) ts~-rowror 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $500 Oown on any 1·h70 In Slock ltmHed numller free clehv ery Callt~91 &7n All teal esrate adverttStng m thiS rl8W'SpaP8f IS subjeCt to me F'aderaJ Fair Hous•ng Act of 1968 which makes it 1Uegaf 10 advetl•se ·any preference limi1ahon or discnnunahon based on race cokr rei!QO' se.: tamll1at status or national ong~n or any •mentJOfltO make any such l)l'eterence llmilahon or dlscnm•natton • ThiS newspaper will not know~ngty $999 Oown on any 98 model Ooub'ewtde rn stoct Free Dehv ery CaH 1-{100-691-Bm Abandontd Home Take 0¥er Payments Or Make Otter 1 BOO 363-61162 12x60 trailer can De used for or lice trarlef $3 000 wrthoul a11 con dltioner $4 000 with 740 9-49 2217 12•65 Mob1le Home With Expan do 12 500 740-254!-1 634 14 a;70 3BR S999 Down & ONLY 1179 per mo. Free aJr & tree ~lrt accept adver1•sements fOf real estate whlefl IS 10 VIOiatiOO of the law QU( readers ate hereby 1nformed that all d\Nelllngs advertised 10 U'IIS newspaper are available on an equal opporturuty basiS I~ 1 888-928 3426 1o4Ft X 60Ft 1986 Oakwood 2 Bdrms Total Electnc Free Oehv ery Lrke New Throughout $10 950 00 7.0 446 0175 304 67~ 5965 969 Communlly mol:llle home 12x56 asktng S2300 740 843 5310 days or 740-8-43 5147 aher REAL ESTATE 6pm 1970 H1Ucresl t21150 two bed room $1500 OBO 740 992 3331 aner6pm 31 0 Homes for Sale "A Little Country m Town· Price reduced large res101ed Victorian 1971 H1iicres1 12•60 two beel nome srtuated on t2 acres VII j.rCIO"IS, washer dryer stove & re tage of Mieldlepon Secluded and tngerator au underp1nnmg private ctose to schools and $4500 740 992-5039 cnurches Prrvate brlc~ circular dnve briCk patiO mooern kitchen 1973 Holly Park 2br 1 bath new family room wn•replace 3 4 bed refrigerator & stove washer & rooms rwo baths large formal LRI dryer completely remodeled DR large Ioyer lour original ntce stze lot fenced'" tt~ck yard stained gla~s w•ndows 30 in GallipOliS Ferry 304 675 4679 mlnule S from AthetlS 15 20 or 304 675 1660 after 5pm minutes from GalhpoltS For ap Sell 1990 Clavton Mobile polntment r.all740-992 5696 • 14x70 2 Bedrooms 2 BathS Jac 2 Bedroom House And 2 Apart cuzz1 Tub Heat Pump Porch menta Both Rented 13 Prne Deck Askmg $15 000 W1!1 Con Slreet •Galtrpohs Call740 446 slder Offer 740 446 6441 E11en 4999 Or740-594-3033 ~1"9:!::'--------2 Bedrooms 1 Bath L. A D A K1tchen Utility Aoom Attached Garage 106 Klneon Onve Galh polls Call 740 446 3488 Or 740 446-15-40 For Appointment 1990 Cta'Jiton single wtde 14x72 3br 2 baths all electric wleentral heat & cooling must be mo11ed $12 ooa oeo Mt Alto wv 304 895 3372 3 or 4 Bedroom Ranch 2 112balh garage 1 acre land Somerville Aealty 304 675 3030 or 304 675 3431 1996 14Ft x72 Ft 2 Bedrooms Total Electnc Island Kllct1en Oak Cabmets Master Bath Heat Pump 740 245 9834 3 4 Bedroom& tull dry basement hre place forced arrfgas furnace AJC fenced corner lot 36 Wmd sor Ct 304 675-7285 Vmdale 70 x14 W1th Expando 2 Br 20 LIVIng Room Large Mas ter Br Excellent Condttlonl On Rented Lot Ready To Move Into 31H 74044614092To6PM living room dlnmg room tam•ly room I bath central air newer carpet & roof replacement windows family neighborhood privacy fenced yard ~4ft above ground pool many upgrades move In cond ~r1ced In 70 s 300-675-2924 5 Rooms plus garage fenced yard "!•ceflenl lor small busl ness S350/mo plus dtposll 304 675 1724 6vr 2 3 bedrooms loft tongue/ groove pellet stove HP/CA ap phances garagt spa acre Bula ville Pike 740 367 028& By Owner 3yr old 3br 2 bath garage on 1 112 lois By appotntment 304 ABANDONED HOME 3BFI Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 Buy 1n Sept No Payment Unt1l 1999 Call 1 aoo 948 5678 Huge 28x80 3BR 1 1!2 bath Start ng at ONLV $39 999 Many options available 1 888 928 3426 Large select•on or used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick delivery Ca ll 7-40 385 9621 - Mobrle Home & 3/4 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14x70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Located S R 218 740 446 3278 Evenmgs 675 2349 NEW t4x80 3BA GlAMOUA 1BATH Graat Lo'catlon Close To Galllpo· us Nice 3 Bedroom Home Ap· prox 1600 Sq Feet New Sidmg New Central A1r Fireplace 2 Car Garage Large Deck And All Ap P.llances Stay Call For More Info 740-446-9664 House and land Letart Falls 2 11 2" acres 350 river lrontage 5 rooms 2 story electric only TPC available needs TLC good fixer· upper for handyman 740 '949 4000 Neal one floor plan house Living room dining room kitchen two bedrooms w1th bath ne&lll!!d pel ween All rooms are good size and intenor has mce style Vinyl Siding hardwood floors closets Stove and refriger-ator go wilh house Interior walls need repamt tng Nice back yard Located at 205 Spnng Ave Pomeroy a good buy at $14 500 call 740 992 5292 Newly Remodled Country Home otter& quiet country llvmg on a prlvate 2 1!2 1\Cre lot w1lh local scMots ano downtown shoppmg ess than 10 m1nutes away Fam1 ly pteasmg ameflll•es lncludmg new kitchen Hardwood lloOrfi 2 fireplaces lam1ly/home olllce space 3 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 Daths many eJOtrast S98 000 00 call 740 446 9762 or 740 446 451-4 Price teducedi w11i cons der sellr tng on land contract 3 bedroom spill level new 3 car garage new UBI pump and au new carpet throughout very nice hort~e 740 742 -4000 PRIME lOCATION 41-4 Thtrd Avenue GalhpoNs Beaulllul New Two Story Colonial 3 Bedroom 2 112 Baths LA FA Otning Room With Hardwood Floor& Oak Tnm Fireplace 1 1/2 car Garage AppraiSal Greater rnan AsXmg Pnce Of 1117,500 TAXES $301/YR t-304·273-2140 BRICK Hou.. Excellent Condition Per ttalty Finished Basement 2 Car 01rage Senous Inquiries Onlyll 7~3365 Sandl'tl ll Ad 3br bnck rafleh 2 car garage 1 2 acres St27 500 304-675 8959 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 1990 Claylon 2 BedroomS I Belh Vory Nlco AIC Call ANor 6 PM 740-4f 1-o221 Mtlg• Co We've Got The 7!!2566~~~~~~~~~~ Above Chester Keebaugh ~d 5 County Covered! Oft Melgli SR Acre Lots $14,000Just Ea NE co [)xeSv•tle Vti"JJ Remote 11 + Aerts S.to 500 Rutland Whttes Hill Ad Just Olf New Lima 16 Acfei IU 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 Oa~MIIe Briar AldQe + Goff Ads 1 Acres With Nice Pond S12 QOO Or 8 Acres 13 000 Or on SA 3 25 Nice Wooded 17 Acres St8 City Water Many Ltvlng And Hunting s ooo Fmsibi~tiOS 1 A"e Deposit 2bdrm apta tolar electric ap phances furnished laundry room facihttes t:kJse to school In t'lWn Applical1ons available aT VUiage Green Apta 149 or call 740..992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Call For Free Maps + Owner Fl nancrng Into Take 1 o~. OH Listed Prices Orl Cash Pnces' Btg apartment 3 bed~ooms balh & hall washer/dryer outle-t no pets $320 per month $100 de posit 74()...6{;7 3083 after 5pm 199'3 Cub Cadet ndingp1ower Lot In Venice Aorlda $12 500 Or Trade For Equal Value 740 446- 8696 Wooded Lot 3 5 Acres Over looking Tree Farm Grover Ad Cheahue Area $9 900 00 And Up 740 367 0221 Or 740 367 7242 360 Real E1tate Wanted We Buy Lend 30 500 Acres. we Pay c;ash t 800..2.13 8366 AnthOn';' Land Co ~ RENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent t Bedroo·m House Across From Campus S300/Mo Deposit Re qutr&d 74D-441 1005 2 Bedroom House $350/Mo De pos1t No Pets 740 446 4313 740 446 0879 3 bedroom house stove relrlg erator washer/dryer deposit re qUired no mside pets 740 992 3090 3br full basement garage patio large yard pay own uUIItles $450/mo $250"'cleposlt 304 675 4469 4 Room House 52 Oltve Street 740 446 3945 t ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 000 Local Gov I & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 Econom1cal & n1ce 2br depos1t required no pets 304 675-5162 Glenwood 3br 2 bath detached 2 car garage S300fmo 304 576 2972 For Lease Downlown Apartment New Appl!ancta New Furnace N::, 740-88&-7t7o4 Furnished 1br apt & unturn1shed 304·875 217 4 or 740 446 FurniShed 4 Rooms 6 Bath Com ptetely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Rei erence & Oeposlt Required 740 446-1519 Furn•shed Efltctency all utllllles Paid Oownsta1r1 $275 00 Month 919 Second Ave 740 446 ~5 Gracious 11v1ng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apartmsnts In Middle port From S249·S373 Celt 74.0 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunities Ground floor apartment In qu1et surroundmgs located three m1les from the Ravenswpod Rllc1'11e Bndge In Oh10 Completely fur nJshed wilh washer dryer dish washer and large k1tchen with all appliances N1ce bath w1th large shower large master bedroom wllh a working fireplace Living area has lo1s of room DlnJng area could be a second small bed room AI 1490 a month with utili has included A deposit of UOO Is required For more lnlormatlotl call 740 843 5343 and leave a message Ground floor apt 2br wid hook up references a deposit no pets 304 675 5162 Modern 2 Bedroom Apartment 140 446 0390 New Aparlment , Bedroom In A10 Grande All Utilities Pa1d Soma Walking pistance To Cam pus Ask1ng S380!Mo 740 245 5100 door) 350 Lots & Acreage See me Valley at App le Grove WV Bu11d1ng lots stogie wld&s accepted public water 20 mmutes tram naw Buflalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 FOR RENT Trailer Lot locust Road Point Pleasant On Right 304--675 1076 References Acreage For Sale 74 972 Acres AI 850 5ou1h 740-286 3653 All Ulllit.es Already There Cente nary Area Graen School 740 256 1664 740 446 6306, 1110()3Hl0911 15hp 11,100 304-895-3013 3 SHAIItA TWAIN TICKETS FOR SAlE/ AI The Char'restoo CMc Ce-~~r211996 j ~'1!730~M S90 Per Tldret OR II You Taira All 3 Ti:ke1S 175 Per Tlclrel CABHONLVI 157 ONE WITH THE CASH GETS TtCKETSI 992·2961 992 7653 420 Mobile Hom11s lor Rent 446 6515 Crown C1t-y No Pe ts $250/Mo Small apt Furnished 3 rooms & bath utfiiiiBS pa1d except elec tnc $225/mo ... depoSII 304 675 Plus Deposit 7j0 256..-308 1365 2 Bedroom Motllle Home For Rent $250 00 Plus Depos11 And Retref\Ces 740..367 0632 APT AVAILABlE NOW Tw1n Rivers Tower now accepting apptlcauons tor 1br HUO fUbSid •zed apt for elderly and handf· 2 Bedroom Trailer On AOd•son Pike $220/Mo Includes Waler $100 Deposit No PetS' 740 446 1637 740.446 3437 capped EOH 304-675·6679 2 bedroom tra tler 1n Racme 3 bedroom tra1ter In Middleport no C ~r cle pets 740 992 5856 LJnlurnisl"led Mob1le Home For Rent On Cora Mill Road No Pets Deposit Reference Requrreel 740 245--5622 440 Apartments lor Rent 1 an<! 2 bedroom apartmentS tUI' ntshed and unfurnished secuclty depOSit required no pets 7-40 992 2216 1 Bedroom Ovarlooks Gallipolis Park & Rtver $375 /Mo Utilities Included Oepos1t Rect ul red 7-40· 441 1005 1 Bedroom Near Cmeme Rio Students Welcome! Econom ical Gas Heat $279 00 Plus Utlllt1es Deposit Reqwed 740 446 2957 1br apt 1n Mason stove & relrlg erator & ulllltles furnished ~C laun~ry room ce111ng fans & gar bage 41sposal very n1ce no pars 304 773 5352 or 304 882 2627 450 486 IBM LapTop Computet 20· MB Ram external CD Rom 33 6 Modem & Targus llag $595 304 675 6822 ltke New Bundy Alto Saxaphone $800 74()-446-7903 92" sofa Southwestern colOr and design excellent conditiOn 1250 fuM size da111: oak bed wfS•mmona Beauty Rest mattress set, excel lent condition $200 740 985· 3595 Apple Butter Kettles Blacksmith Forge Blower Anvils 740 367 7902 • Approximately 1 000 P1eces Roof.. ing Stale Mosl Gooct Condlt•on SSOO Cali Regarding Smaller Ouantltres Buyer Be Aesponstble Loadmg 740 446 8411 Leave Message Ashle:y tmpenat Warm Morning wood burner l1ke new wlacces aorles $160 304 674 0126 Baby bed '6wing '6tfo ller car seat & h!Qh chair 304 675-4548 ' Beanie Babies Fortune Wise Rocket curreont and recently re llrBd $8 $40 740 698 6605 245 5443 Bunk Beds $225 lilt Chair 1300 Daybed $150 Table J. Chairs And Bench 1200 740·441 1720 II No Answer Leave Message lor sate 12 twelve foot $200 each 740· Complete Kitchen Cabmel Set Double Sink & Cook Top !nclud ed $750 740 441 Q5t6 • DIABETIC PATIENTS You May Be Enlllled To Receive Your'b a bet ic Supplies At No COst To You For More tntormat10n 1•888 6716561 I Dozer ·J 0 450C 78 6fWay Bid Aops Pa inted Call Hunting ton 304 736 9131 Or 304 525 5359 After 6 P:M Ora n cul\lert for sale 4 x20 nev er been used 12 gauge call740 Furnished Rooms 992-5623 Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cmemax Showtlme & D•sney Weekly Rates Or Monlhty Rates Construction Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 740 441 5167 Good Used Tread M1ll $150 Reads Heart Rate M1les You ttgns 740-992-M53 Washers & Dryers $95 & Up , Reconditioned Guaranteed 45 08)'S White Whirlpool Retrlgera tor $125 Call After s 00 740-446 - Waterlirie Special 3/.C 200 PSI S2t 95 Par 100 1' 200 PSI S37 00 Per 1QU 411 Brass Com presolon Flt1l~sln Stocl< RON EVANS ENTERPRISES .tact<oon Olllo 1 800-537 ~528 We buy an11quea and partial or c:omplete estala& baby hems and old Fiestaware Jean a Furmture I Antiques Tuesday through Frl day 11 am .Cpm 145 North Sec ondM- 550 Building Supplies Steel Buildings New Must Sell 30xo40x12 Was $tO 200 Now Now S9 990 !SOx100x16 Was $27590 Now 119 990 60~•16 Was S58.760 Now 139 990 1 800-406-5126 560 Pets lor Sale A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Featuring Hyd ro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Rd 740.448-0231 AKC Miniature Poodle Mate 1 tl 2 Vears Crate Trained E•cellent Temperment, StOO 740 256 Mob1le home s•te available bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740-365 4367 510 Household Goods Appliances Recondllloned Washers Dryers Ranges Retri graters 90 Day Guarantee! French C1ty Maytag 740 446 7795 Extra Long Sola Excellent Shape $125 740 446 2316 GE brown retngerator GE gold relngerator 740..742 2757 GOOD USEJI. APPliANCES Washers dryers retngerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme Slreet Ca I 740 446 7398 1 888-816 0128 Kj ng s1ze box spnngs and mat tress e~t c etlent cond11 on $250 new 9K12 rug $150 740 992 3442 Polly 1 New & Uled Fumttu,.. Flags & Almy Surptuslll 2101 Jefferson ~ve Open 9 30 5 00 Mon Sal 30+675-SOFA (7632) lJsed Furniture Store Below Holi day Inn In Kenauga Twill Beds Complete $115 FuU Beds Com ptele $135 Bunk Beds S160 Dressers Couches 740 446 4182 GrUbb 1 Plano tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call tfle tnano Dr 74Q..446 4525 Hldt·A·Bed & Swivet Rocker & 101112 Area Carpttt 740 446· 7845 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebu1H In Stodl Call Ron Evans I 800.537 95~ Mauve Sectional Entertainment Center Crib /Youth Bad /Combo W1th Mauresa Chest 01 Drawers Longaberger 740 367 0404 Battle Day Dresses Of Wrn Make Dresses Call T1na After 5 PM 740.669-6403 Nice Metal Office Desk & Filing Cabtnel For Sate 740-256-1262 Platnum Engagemenr -Band Cettl· llad Slone Paid $3 000 Asking $1 800 740 2.5-5320 SALE·KIIchan CaDineta 63%0FF Ust prN:e 11 purcn.ased by the end ol October Free In homi uti mates Trt County Distributors Inc 1·800-352 31• 7 Sam Somerville s Original Army Camouflage btsidt ot Sandyville Post Olltco Fri·Sat a Sun 12· Washer $95 Dryer $95 Refng eralor $95 Retrlgerator Frosl Free $150 Upr1ghl Froezer S175 EteclriC Range $75 Whirlpool Washer $205 I Year Warranty Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme Sffeet, GaHipoltS 74o-4!16-7398 I 4 Year Old Teaser Bt.ill .a.ngua Heretbrd Crdu 740 245·5Q84 9033 Rk:hng Hors11, Geldulgs & Mares ForSale740416 1t10 Special Fall feeder Calt Sale Tuesday OCtober 6 7 PM Cattle Accepled Afler 4 PM Monday Up To 4 PM On Tuesday All Consignments WelCome Hauling Available Athena Livestock Sates 740 592·2322 740 698 3531 Tra1l Horses For Sale 1/2 Ouar ler Horse 1/2 Morgan Mare f Veara Old o4 Arabian Horses t Tennessee Walkmg Horse Call Aller 5 ~M 740-381-836~ A I Club Calves And Herd Bull Prospecls Sired By Oraft Pick Foreplay & Joste Walas 740 379 2196 640 Hay & Grain Last Years Hay 65 Big Roll s S5 00 Each You Must Load & Move I Clark Chapel Road Bid well 1 937 233-2863 Square & Round Bales Of For Sale 740 248-5622 TRANSPORTATION 88 Thunderbltd sunroof runs 965 3741 Jack Russell Terrier Pups Ta1ts Docked Dew Claws Removed $250 740-44t-Q681 Altere PM 1971 Nova Too much to list re built motor & trans $4,700 or make offer 304-675 2567 ask lor Male Brittany 16 months old Reg•stered $100 080 740 992· 1477 French City Pet Groom ng by Ap polntment "Uitt11 Wa•h Bathing Sy,.ttm'" 650 Second Ave Gillh Mike 1977 Linc oln Conllntental AC Loaded 115 000 Miles Excellent Condition Must Seel Ask!ng $2 500 74().386 8047 1110 HONDA CARS S1 00 Pollee Impounds All Available Call I 800 522 I)OIIS 74()-446 1526 Pets Plus Sliver Bridge Plaza Galhpous Pups Very Rare Blue Merle SheiU Mini Long Haired Dachshunds IWflllsh Corgr Cairn Temer Various Fish Aquariums Birds And Cages Other Otllertnt Small Pets Mon Sat 10·8 Sun 1 5 Catl740 441r0770 4420 1982 Cuness Supreme 2 D 260 V8 Good Co nd1t1on $1 500 oo Ftrm 740 992 4568 1984 Plymouth Reltant 4 Cylinder Automatic Transm1sslon $800 1971 Uncoln Coni nental 2 Doors V 6 Automatic Transmission Reg female Bo11er $250 Chinese pug t$75 740·992 9190 740 245 5229 Registered Boston Terner pup ptes 5 wks old 3 black & while 2 bnndte $250 740 992 6215 1985 Chevy Celebrny Statton Wagon AT IPS 4 Cylinder $900 740 441 1971 Or 740.441 0816 570 1986 Chevy Chevetle $250 304 675 7112 Can De seen at 428 Cypress Cl Point Pleasant Musical Instruments Bundy II alto E ftal saxophOne 3 years old great shape $650 ne gotlable 740 992·1387 1967 N ssan Ma)llma $3 000 1984 Custom Chev-y Van d1esel 1966 Otds Oetta 68 S750 OBO 740 992 3331 aner 6pm Agco-AIIIa Special Tractor 5670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel dr1ve world famous a1r cooled diesel engme Goodyear Rad1al tires all 4 wheels tnde pendent 5411 and 1000 PTO Hy draul1c wet disc brakes all 4 wheels Differential lock front & rear dual hydraulic remotes ROPS and Canopy t6x16 Trans mlulon tully synchronized for ward & reverse shuttte Zinc coated sheet metal 4 year or 4000 hour Clnve !ram warranty Check your JD MF FNH or CIH daaler and see how long they warranty there dnve train Keet er s Serv1ce Cenler St Rt 87 Pt Plaasanl & Ripley Ad leon WV 25123304 895 3874 Badger Forage Blower wllh 54" !an and new band S200 740 985 3925 International 806 diesel tractor w1de fro nt 3pt h1lch Gehl 95 grinder/mixer both In good con dillon 30.(..273--4215 Massey Ferguson Tractor 65 Ser les D1uat power sleering live power lnterlo~k dilferent•at $4 500 Mauey Ferguson Trac for 50·Senu gas power steer lng ttve power S3 500 304 5762667 after 4t:tm Vegetable equipment 24 " wash nne 30x96 greenhou6e 304 937 2805 alter 7pm 1989 Chavy Cavalrer z 24 Sspd 6cyl Amencan ra c1ng wheels sharp $3 150 304 675-4154 1989 Muslang Looks & Runs 1990 Cors1ca 6 Cvllnder Au lomallc Air Power Drive Wind OW$. 740 446 1035 1990 Dodga Daytona Automatic 2 Doors Hatchback Sunroof AM /FM Cassette Air 92 000 M1les S2 800 740-367 0687 1992 i umlnJ ABS Euro 4dr 000 actual mites one owne r 5~ 304 675-4082 -peror 51 LAta clown 29 OnCioee (poet.) ~~ =:".. mol.wre frOm DOWN 1 Type olowve 2 Vlilomln 8 5 Acquire 6 Proctomotlon component 3FruHripeMr 4 Roman502 7 AHogether different 8 Nollllng 9 lmporlanl Ume period 10 Paler 11 Go to Weal Pass Nort.b 12 PotHivtl enawer1 19 Gre""e 22 Wore away East It Pass 3 NT All pass 24 2S Vim 30 Mlcroacope 34 r.:ht-armed creature• 35 Spread for bread 38 Cozy room 38 BJIIIdlng lront 39 Mora benet 42 Bikini, for one 44 Psradlleo 49Formertrade 50~Kh because there are ~o many vanat10rls 1993 Ford Aeroslar XL 4 0 11181 99 000 mies runs very good new tire~~; clean $5500 740-7421400 , FRANK & EARNEST .l MUST ~~ FOI..I..Oyi1N6 MY t>IET TOO '-.. G.LOS~l-Y •• .t IC~tP • G~N~ ON IT. Motorcycles 1991 Kawasaki EX5 $900 740" 446-4110 ~ 998 Honda 450 ES 4 WMeler Monlh Old 740·379-9381 ., THE BORN LOSER 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1985 Four Winns 19 11211 180hp Inboard very good cond S6 000 ,..1-.ilt..eaf'm£ 1Till£ TO UP, jl££.P'{~EAD 1 1-J~ "' ,.. IT'~ Tl til£ TO 60 10 5C.f'OO.., ::>ILL'< I OBO 304 675-3561 Boat House Wltt1 Lift Located 4-t Gallipolis Boat Club Great Pro tecllon For Your Boat 740 4466253 Evemngs Summers not overt Kawas-aki STS Jet skt slill under warraflty three seater 83 l'torsepower llougl'lt new Jury ot 97 trtree match ng I;S,wasakl s~l vests and trailer all go with It Prlcert to sell $4200 740 949 2203 Of 740 9-49 2045 will consider'*ade lor a good pontoon boaT Procrafl Bass Boat 70hp TT & Trailer $2 300 304 675 I080 BIG NATE W£\..l N,._iE, <EinAIIIL.'l' liE HAPPY To A >It> 50, IN TH 1'; Di'.V 1\>U> A<">E Of :>PECIALIZAT10N 1: THINK I rt> 5HOLlLP !>PEtt,0.LtZ.E tN ART' YOV KNOW, LIKE Auto Parts & Accessories 64 389 Pont iac motor $300 HP Block 4x12 guitar cabinet load ad New Celest•ons $250 79 400 F>onllec mo10t fully rebuilt $300 small block Mopar atummum m take and valve covers only $60 Chevy bed liner $20 Mopar Rh"v rims $50 740 949 3065 6lVE YOV SOME E•TRA 1~­ .ST!RU(TION 1 >116 THINKtNr. !1C>RE. C!' AN 1N01!.PE~I>ENT !>TUOY 1 YOU KIIIOW, CONe ENTIV.TI>IC. ON OWN I'ROJECT~ 1 MY I AN ART MAJOR IN COlLEGE I on a theme (That sounds ltke a good t11le for a poece of clas"cal musoc ) Today s deal bears some "m1laruy In both Monday·~ and yesterday s but the wmmng defense " d1fferent You are suung East Agamst ihree no-trump your partner leads the club Jack Do you see any chance to deleat the conlract 1 As menuoned Monday. North IS rtght to blasl onto lhree no-trump It hiS panner doesn't have a maJor to show or enough dtamond' to su ppon he must have club lengih The hearts are a greater polenual we~ss !han the clubs If you. Eusl, return a club at trtck two. you should see !hat declarer has mne assured trtcks one club stx dta· mond~ and two spades (the tine"e IS workong tl South needs II) ThiS means you musl try to cash four heart tncks tmmedlately Bu1 wht<h IS the rtght card lo lead' B<tore breakfast th1s mormng. prob,tbly you would have sw1tched lo the heart live. your lpurth l1tghest Yet a qutck glimpse at the do.•gram w1ll show you thai tl South plays low lrom hand he has a he.1rt slnppt!r You musl negale lhe power ol dum· my sIll 1 You have dummy '> !RHOs) top card surrounded by your Jack and none plus you have another htgher nonLOUchmg honor (th~ kong) In lh1S SIIU,llton sw11ch 10 the card dtreclly above dummy's top card So lead th~ heart ;ack Now whtchever way declnrer turns, your Side mus1 collecl tour heartlrtcks Watch oul for our old fnend the surround1ng play 52 Cemlvol chy 53Compaapt CELEBRitv CIPHER by Luis Campos CeiMH'rry Ctptwr CrypiOOrams are created lrom quotahons by llmQUII people paal and present Etch 1ener 11'1 !ne Cipher standi I« another ToWy s cll{e F fH1'J8/' U _ J E P N E XWC E 'K Z Y DYNBI NSXFK Ml K X ':1 N l Y KX XD B M H U Y K D MC J I NCDBYH K Z Y J • ZMKVZVXVL art tho hand can never execule heart can tnap1re "- Ralph Waldo Emerson PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'In than the r.. trs· '::~:t:~' ~© '\\.~ lA-I'OliAN L& - - - - - - - 1411od ~r ClAY l anythrng h1gher won I AMI l.tte11 of 0 Reorronge four scrombled word"s: ,~j;~~ low I 3 'D lorm tour s1mple w0 TONEF 4 1 I I I ~==~ . I:::', A L NGD "II you thtnk rt's hard to meet new people "the comtc chuckI. 1 . . . . led "you should try p1cktng up .---..,.-...,...,....,.,....,::-:---, the wrong - - - - - ... 1' 5 l6 I I I FLENUG I 1---rl__,..l,r-ri--,IT' a-~r-i 0 • • • Compleoe the chuckle quo1ed by f•llrng '" the mtumg words .L..-1...-li.:....J.-..L.-.L......I you develop from step No 3 below PEANUTS SflE SAl D TH E'f TOOK SOME TESTS, AND Tl-lEV I=OUND ARE '(Oll ASLEEP SPIKE'? I GUESS '1'0U A~_E___._ SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Froltc. Cover· Uppar • Gypsum- YOURSELF "A reputation wtll burst," Granny lectured, "tf you try to blow •t up YOURSELF " 3933 or 1 000-27().9329 Campers & Motor Homes 1994 22ft DUtchman camper like new $7 500 OBO 304 875 or procedure 26 Grand Ole - By Phillip Alder Bndge Js a wonderfld game 740-2!6-6451 Mer 6 ~M 1995 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup 4WO SLT runn1ng boards roll bar 48K miles exeellenl condition Send sealed bid to Sowash Carson & Ferrier Attn Herman A Careon PO Box 2629 Athens Oh1a 45701 by October 12 1998 a( 2 00 p m Seller reserves right to. reject any or all bids For more .n .. formation or to see truck pleasB' call740-992 3705 after 5 00 p m lrlothod 40 Type of boom 1991 Ford f)JU F150 4 WD Au " tomat1c An Till Cru1se 94 000 Mtlea 351 V 8 Askmg $7 Ooo IFRIDAY { OCTOBER 21 ROBOTMAN ~ll 1 1'~ EoNG~ ~p ~~RC~\N& rdl '1\lE ~~GIT \jJ()f,l,l.\.1 3581 We1ghl Olstrlbullng Mitch 1 000 Lb Bars & AI! Necessary Hard ware Is Included S100 740 446 8786 ~~ 1993 Grand AM GT 4 Door Red SERVICES 810 &'\:>_ Home Improvements BASEMENT '• WATERPROOFING ._; UnconditiOnal hfet1me guarantlle .. Local references furnished ~s­ tablished 1975 Cell 24 Hrs (7401 o446 ~QII70 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers W8re'Eroorrng 0219 1994 Mustang GT S OL V 8 5 Speed Brack .CBK Sltghl Hall Damage $9 500 Call Aller 5 30 PM 740.441 0641 , 995 T B1rd 55 000 m11es Ex treme Edll1on 4 6 v 8 S10 200 00 740 388 8679 1996 Ford Taurus Excallant Cond•tton Low Miles 7-40 245 9525 Appliance Parts AM Servrce All Name Brands Over 25 Vears Ex perience ~II War~ Guaranteed French C1ty Maytag 740 •US· 7795 Big R1ver Painting Palnttng tnten or & Exterior No Job Too Big Or Small! 740.448 0670 C&C General Home Mam tenence Pamting vmy t sld lnQ carpentry doors windows baths mob•ie home repair and mQre For free est•mate call Chet 740 9~2 720 Trucks for Sale 6323 89 ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab 5 speed V 6 a•r crUise till ex cellent conditiOn no rust Prolessronal 20yrs exper1ence w1th all masonery brick block & stone Also rDom additions ga rages etc Free esumates 304 72 000 miles $4700 740 949 2543 1978 Jeep CJ 5 good cond 740-388 8566 $2 800 304 576 4033 1986 Dodge Ram 150 4 WD 'n..a SI\GITTAP,I ~~-Dec !Ap11l M.•y 20)As a 21) Your ont~r~sts today Wlll he prt· Taurus you do nol reltsh I<Oud lrtends ~;==~~~=~~~~~=::-manly ttx.:u~~d on your home ~md- or ~.:unduwns and th&s ts goang In be : .a,;TRO·GRAPH lanuly. and th~" lmmedl.tte needs doubly"' lod.•y Asscx;tal~ wuh 1hme ' ----- 69 000 Miles SS 500 740 367- 2412 or 1 600-59< 1111 a F- Good $1150 140-446 7409 740-446 3432 14().446 9209 :Jl4-273-5655 • 5 f "A 3 2 or 25Roman Variations · on a theme I991 Dodge 314 Ton Pick Up 41<4 Cummins Turbo Excellent Con(jJ lion Loaded 740 388 6453 28ft Camper sleeps 6 slave w/ oven furnace hot waler heater lridg wlfreezer roor arr S2 800 1981 Nomad self con tained 74Q245-5783 or 740.446 9833 1988 Cutlass Cala•s 4 Cylinder Automat•c Air Good Tires Mag Wheels New Battery $900 740 441 1083 10 8 GAME !! 39112 1785 610 Fann Equipment 'l7 Repllll QJ 20 Operung lead· • J TH CHECKER 1988 Toyota 4xo4 4 ..Cylinder 12 700 Flange King Pro Garden Tractor 19 HP $1 800 740 446 790 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK PAW WON 1 1988 Chrysler LeBaron Onglnal Wltl't GoOd Mamtenance Record Asking S750 740·441 9a60 Societyword • 9 8 75 • K J 95 INT 1 000-200-2262 X 3901 New gas tanks & boOy parts 0 '& A Auto A1ptey WI/ 304 372 O.JYnt~ . Eaat• South 1980 1990TrUCkS $100 $500 • Pollee Impounds All Makes Availa~ 1988 Bpnneville LE maroon 4dr new t~ras & brhe s good cond $3 20Q 304 675 5792 afler 5pm 304 576-4033 El- 41 Per..... Vulnerable Ne11her Dealer North BARNEY Mixing Board Studio Masrer Ota mond 24 Channel wiCase $650 very n ce cond1110n recently luned $950 call740 949 2861 18Cryola- • 10 5 3 • A 7 6 • p7 •JI0985 A K South , • K J 2 • Q8 3 • 6 3 2 .. Q 7 6 4 730 Vans & 4·WDs Kl~ball canso e ptano 1987 Nova 4dr auto $1 500 17~ .._..... obbr Spenlan hero Wnt t Cassette Call 740 245 5160 or 740 245-9504 760 47 51 OWrodarnod 54 -lclnal o'ool 2t Motion plc1Unl 55 Actor Hll23 - the -1011 5I Minnie Ot'iver 24 "-"""' nrm,- • 10 4 2 1993 Chevy 4X4 Z 71 Stepslde Loaded 350 5 Speed S ~ orp CD Changer 740-2·~ 5.74 740 245 9099 leB\18 me&&age Budget Pnced TransmiSsions arid Engines All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transm•ss •on s 740 245 5677 3929 Great Shape Runs Greau 80 OQO Original Mites 316 Motor $3 200 OBO Automatic 4 Inch Lift Kit Oavs·Hrl CBII •K 1988 Black Beretta V 6 L ke New $2 295 1986 Celebrity 4 Doors Excellent Cond111on $1 595 Cook Molars 740-446-0103 69~ Sola Lovneat Wooden Maple Table 4 Chalra Leaf Wooden Ou1lling Frames Good Condition 01ht~ 1991 Chevy Cheyenne WT t5oO Serlts & cyttnder automati c 7Z 000 mites good clean trvc k runs e)lcellent $5500 740 742 1400 304 682 3710 $3 500 304 Your area bush hog dealer for parts, rota~ cutlers loaders fill etS finish mowers eel Car michaels Farm & lawn midway between Gallipolis Rio Grande Ohio on JacksO[I Pike 740 446 Noon·5pm Nortb tiHI2" •lrQf 740 ~·a purclle- 1990 Dodge Oakola W11h Topper o4 WO Can Be Seen On At 588 Weat 3/10 Of Milt Put McCor mi<l< Road GalllpOiS 2 0 & 2 5 Chevy Engrnes Good Heads Eng1ne Needs AeDu•ll $7.5 Each Also 1986 Chevy Cavalier Body No Eng•ne $100 740 441 1083 For Sale Console Plano Ae spons•ble Party Wanted To Make Low Monthly Payments On Ptano See Locally Calli 800 268 6218 18 Ahor 5 ~M Feeder Ptga Or Butchering Hogs & Freezer Beef tor Sale! 740 368 11o1 41 - - 15 Paclllc ~ 1988 Ford 1~ lOOk I GOOd And Runs Good $3 500 740 441 1919 Horse S18Uion 740-388-9130 :.:::=.:=:::;;:..:...::.;:::..::..:::__- 11993 Ford F 250 4/wd turbo drl!2 Year Old Reg1sttred Ouarttr set 1 74Q-4.c6.9317 ~ Horse For More lnformatton Can 740-441 9531 1995 Chevy s 10 Vprtec V 6 5 Speed 30 000 miles All AM FM 89 Cougar LS very gooC condl Uon 740 992 2358 after 4pm weekdays or anytime weekends Freezer Kelvlngton 21 2cu It upright exc cond S300 304 Furuno Marine all channel radio antenna coax power supply like new 304 675-8165 2 Year Old ReQIItered Quarter good $2000 OBO 740 992 9190 937 3054 MERCHANDISE Livestock Full blooded AKC Registered German shephlrd puppies 8 weeks old with papers and shOts black and tan big- bon&d 740 446-7283 $250 Call 740 245 5160 630 710 Autos for Sale For Sale 5Q Pint Automatic Oahu IJlldltler $25 Troy Bu1lt Tuf1y Tiller 460 Space for Rent 2.12 t 800-594 1111 Petl $400 740 379 9662 740 379 9061 Selmer Trumpe t $250 740 245- Electric Scoolers Wheelchairs New And Used Sta1rway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooter Lifts Bowman s Homecare 740 Your Area John Deere Deater For RtsldentJal And Commercial Lawn Equfl)n'llnt Compacl Uttlity Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Size& Of o4 WD And 2 WD Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer loaders Ched Wllh Us About Ftnancmg On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fl nancmg On New And Used 'equtpment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Galhpol la OH 740 -448 6162 Blchon Frlse Numller One Family 438ol~ 45 e·· beu player · -·· plight 14 llooi robber Wak,7-7537 S6 990 40•60x 12 Was $1 8 400 Now Taking Appr cauo ns For El derly A Plsabled FmHA For Ap phacal1ons Call 740 446 4639 Equal Houstng Opportunity Now Taking Applications- 35 Wast 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apanments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 ~616 740 446 0957 740· gaonsl 5121 Beautiful refinished new cane bot tom chairs 108 years old $300 Searl exercise bike $10 7-40 One bedroom house lor rent '" upper Galltl)ohs ultll185 paid 740.. Three bedroom house 1n M1ddle port avatlabte October 10th 740 Street (Gallipolis) Antrquas Modern Clothes Jawelry Arts Crafts Visit and Check Out The ear Block brick sewer pipes wind ows lmlels etc Claude Wtnters Rio Grande OH Call 740·2o4S Buncry B Flat Clarinet Bundy II E Flat Saxophone Geminhardt Flute Variety 01 Current And Ae tiled Ty Bean ie 8ab1es And A S(111th And Corona Word Proces sor All In M1nt Condlltont 740 ' l Furnace Heal Pumps & Air Con- Bo11 springs & mattress like new seo 304 675 2180 2 bedroom Ira ler on Condor $250 per month S100 deposit no ·--'--_;_;_,:_--:---:-~I pets tns1de 740 667 3083 aher New Bank Repos Only 2 lett 5pm Never Lived In Call 1 800 948 5678 2 Bedrooms City $325 00 Month $250 00 DepOSit Ut1ht1es Not In New OoublewHje 3BR 2 bath eluded 740-441 0754 $1 325 Down & $205 per mo 1 888 928 3426 2BR Trailer Reler.ences & De· pos1t Locust Road Point Pleas Spec1a1 16x80 3BA 2 bath ant On A1!1ht 304 675 1076 $1 325 Down $205 Mo Free air & lree sktrtlng 1 800 691 6777 For rent to smgle or couple m Galhpol1s Ferry WV 304 675 House tra11er on Broad Run Ad 2 4075 M11es !rom Sporn Ptanl 3Dr 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms lOt ga Mobile HomQ e For Rent1 14FT X rage 2 AIC s householclltems 10FT 3 Betlrms 2 Baths Depostl $17 000 304 882 3426 And Refrences Requ1red 740 367 0121 We Frnance Land & Home Wilh As Little As $500 Down 1 606 Responsible Person To Pa'JI Hall 928 3426 01 The B1lls In The Country 740 388 0828 SatOrday Morn1n.g Make 2 Payments Mo11e In No Tv,-o Mdroom mobile home In Payments Aller 4 Years• 304 country references and deposit 736 7295 trash we1er sewer tncl uded In 340 Business and rent 740 949-28J.3 Commerc1at Ol!lce or Retail 87 M1ll 51 Middleport t 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Butl<hng 740 992 6250 AcquiSIIrons (neKI -wARMUpr• Now Tak•ng ApplicatiOns For El derty & Disabled Equal Housing Opportunity Call740 446 4639 AVAILA'8L.E 304·755--5885 Buildings Merchandise- House Ava ilable 10/1198 714 Thrrd Avenue Galhpol1s $3751 Mo 1 Month s Deposit Plus Lease Requ1red 740 446-2308 992 9191 There 11 A Collac1ors Closel The Corner Th1rd Avenue And Court Wented advertising collectibl8s Coke Pepsi etc Including old tin ditioning Free Estlmatesl If You Don t Call Us We Both Lose! 2 Bedroom Mobtle Home In OWNER FINANCING 6 00 p m 1•0 992 2528 Ruas Moore owner Beech Sutet MldOiepotl 2Dr lurniahed uui!Ues patd depo11t & references :.ll4 882 2!566 800 637 3238 Still In Warranty Buy or salt Riverine Antiques 112-4 E Main Street on Rt 12-4 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 QQ am t0'6~pm Su~ 100to ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve from $279 to S358 Walk to shOp & movtes Call 740 446·2568 Equal Housing Opi)Ortuntty One bedroom apt In PI Pleas ant furmshed e11tra nice & clean No pets 304-675 1386 NEW BANK AEPDS ONLY 3 LEFT ~ Antiques 530 G1llla Co Gallipolis Neighbor hoOd Ad , Nice 10 Acre Building S1te S19 000 Or 22 Acres With Pond S21 500 Cash Price Fnendty Rtdge 8 5 Acre& $7 500 Pullllc Water Back On The Mar ket 10 A(res Teens Run Ad $12 CXJO 2 'Bedroom Mob1le Home No Pels $225/Mo Includes Water $100 Deposit RererMce Re ~ulred 740 446-~17 New 1999 3~K80 Norris Special Order Never Lived In MuSt Selll Buyer Losl Opt on On Properly Once In A Ulet•me Sailings I 1 800 251 - 5070 800-263-2640 540 Mlsc:ellaneous New 1998 141170 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE tot rent lncluct.es skirting detu11e steps and setup Only St87 08 per month with $1075 down Call 1 600 948 5676 Prllnettlr $49 lnatallahon only 125 99 per month tree bonus 1 bf' futntthed apt 111 New Haven dtpoalt & references 30• &82_, One bedroom apartment in M1d dleport an utihhes pa1d S100 de posit $270 month call 740 992 7S06 Sam 5pm • 9494 Slyle ~ 7&()..M1·1·12 2 & 3 bedroom mobtle homes a1r condtt oned $260 $300 , se~er water and trash ncluded 740 992 2167 1 Acre Lot For Sale 740 446 RANCH MerchsndiM OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304·755-5885 New 1998 3 Bedroom 2 balh S99810own $189 per month In eludes Delivery & Sel Up Call 1 House For Sale In Kanauga VI· nyl Siding And New Windows 2 Bedrooms AH New Kitchen Priced To Sell! $35 000 740 367 0<03 liED $199 Month Only AI 540 Mlacellaneous BRUNER t.AHO 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial Wiring new serv~ee or reP.alrs Master Ll cen sed electr ician Ridenour ElecUtcat WV000306 304 675 1766 r Saturday. Cklober ~ 199R · You are hkdy 10 make some "£· mfu..·,mc ch,mgt:s 111 your b.lstc hleslyle m the U!X<llntng year There ~~:til he alterauons you've been wanl· mg lo m.tk~ tnr 4U1h! some ume LIBRA 1Sep1 21 Ckt 2]) You n~d ...umt: hme lo cah.:h up on lhe Ill tie lhtn).!s you've been wuntmg to ,occomphsh .md 1od.1y 1S the day E.teh of your compleled !asks wtll gove you hie irylhg 10 patch up a broken romance 1 The Aslm-Graph Mutch maker can hdp you understand whal to do to m.tke t~e relanonshtp work Matl $2 75 to Matchmaker. do th1S newspllpo:r. PO Box 1758. Murray H1ll Slatton New York. NY 101 ~6 SCORPIO (Qct 24-No• 22) If YQ)I really wanl to be popular roday. don' t do anyrhtng ex1ra01dmury. The lutle ktnd thmgs you do for 01hers Wi ll Wln thetr approval and adm.ra uon Yuu ~on .1 good P~Hh lh.u Will g.:n who ar4.!' more ol the sl!nsllt'IC sub erate lulftllm~nl CAPRICORN iDee a!-J.m 19) !)hould you get onvolv'M today 1n somethmg cumpltc.ued In aQ unla· nnlt.>r lielll don'\ he .1tm1d to aslloh ol questions You need answers to be successlul AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Thos~ who are mvolved wtth you hxJ.oy wtll e•p~rtence Ihe depth ol your generostly What you otter wtll be gtven Irom the heart, even 11 11 1sn tlmpresstve t PISCES I Feo 20-March 20) You re nol an mdiYldual who finds solace tn hetng u leader. tlul lnd.•y "coui1J be an excepuon You'll wanlto be 10 charge. as well as others ARIES !March 21-Apnl 19} A dtffen:nt Side of you tmght ·~me lo cent~ stage roday. buill won 1be the real you. SDmethmg may have an effecl on you to make you a louie moody and wtthdruwn dueu sort GEMINI (Mlly ~I June ~0) Man) •' "gnllicanl g 1~ols can he "achJ<veu tod.ty. bul d6n t be careless about how )OU go aboul them Hastmess could m.lke you stumble CANCER (June 21-July 22) II you reuehberaung somethtngofstg· ntltcance wuh another today, don lie! thts person rush you 10 JUdgment nor vtee versa Make your move only alter care lui study LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Reward.' that aren I there may appear to extst on the surface. so be cauuou< before you cnmmtt 10 unythmg Know all rhe ramthcauons bet ore gellmg mvolved VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22} Ktnd· ness and understandmg leaves a la.~t· mg. 1111pressoon. es1ledally when deal1mg wtth new acquumumces You can 11ntt1ate the firs! steps of a long lerm f_nendshtp roday the Babys~ter s iCC) ' �• • • ' By Th.e Bend . TheDa· - • Sen~inel • Page12 R'ictsoy, October 2, 1998 Wife whos·e hubby Walks out ne.eds advice on what to . ·do --------· --------------------------~ . !1": · . ;,.,t ~ >- f Ann ' L d ' ~- -~ an erS 1 7 '"' ' '"' -'ttF•'""" nm.... '"J''"' ""' c"•·•· ,,.,.~ ·· • ' Dear Ann ·Landers: Two weeks ago. when I came home from the supermar-ket I found a note from my hu..;band saying there Walol too much pre"ure in hi' life and he needed to !"''away. I immediately checked our bedroom and found that all his · clothe~ v.er~ gone . .. {!. few day< later. I learned he already had another apartmenl and a new phone number. which proved he had been planning bi' e,.;ape"for quite 'ome·time, I had an awful fe<l- ihg <If betrayal when I reali_zed thai ille ptn;on·J hud been sleeptng npl _ lo for so many Y""" would plan to sneak off and leave me. wilhoulsaying a wOrd. The nole he left uid he would contacl me in a few days. h has been nearly a wee[ and I haven'l heard, from him. My fnends tell me I should phone him and lind oul exaclly whal,he ha.< in min~: bull don't want to do that. After all, he is the one who left. an!f I think he should make the . fir.a move. Plea'e give me some advtce.·Confused in the Midwest · Dear Midwest: Don't rush. Let the dust seule. Wait another week. If you don't hear anything by then. call and tell him you need lo know what ·1_S_e_rm_o_n~ . e __._ tte_· _I L__ A fesson from nature By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer Sometimes J linle overnight ,~rip l.'an for pu r weary _s.Ouls. Joy1.ully, we oplored Hocking Hills State Park in,southeastern Ohio. Whal an amazingly beautiful creation' With our fnends. we rode motorcycles through a shallow clear ·creek. around ge ntle curves. up hill s and past grazing ·deer to a quiet, pine-forested l.'ampground . Jack~ts felt good in tile evening a~ we hiked throu gh towering trees and noweri ng ground cover to gigantic Ash Cave. ~ack at the campsite. the in vi ting warm tin: be£ged us to roast hot dogs and mar<hmal.uws. Held captiye by !he glowing embers. we !'l()fll y .,ang son£' of praise to'lJur heavenly Father. The nex1 morning. the aroma of fr~ying bacon and egg..; drifled ·.;. thmugh the cri sp air as our fri ends prepared a tasty breakfast. Again. we hik ed beautiful trail s pasl huge moss green rocks. through narrow passages and across foot bridges to Old Man's, ~~ . . ' \Ve saw many wonders of na.ture in the park. such as an enor· 'mou :-. lree wit h roots that grew aroUnd a craggy rock. The tree was <o tall·! How cou ld it stand ? I thought of Ephesians 3:17-19 (NASB ). when the Apostle Paul prayed for us : "That Christ may dwell in yqur heartS ... and that you. being rooted andgrounded in love. may be able to comprehend ... what is the breadth and length and he ig ht and depth. and to know the love of Christ which surdo wo~ders . pas:-.es knowledge." Like that tree. we need strong roots to hold and grip our R<x:k. fou ndation of love. Chdsl.lesus. Hi.s lov~ for us is so great. We c;mnot undersiand it. but we allow 'Him lo dwell in our hearts. we bec<ime rooted and grounded in Him. Our hearts sing praises wilh the write r in Second Samuel 22:2-3: "The Lord i< my rock and my fortress and my deliverer: my God. my rock. in whom I take refuge; my shield and the hom of my salvation. my str0 nghold and my refu ~e: my saVior.',' - · Father. thank You lor lessons from nature and for reminding us of the nature of Christ Jesus. our Creator and Rock. Ameit. our k his plans are so you can make yours. once bil a child and kRocked anothYou gav~ me no clue a.< 1o your age. er boy off his bicycle. Recently. 1 how long you have been manied or h'!d a baskelball hoop installed in what your financial status 'is, If 1 our driveway. As soon a.< the hoop k11ew . more abou1 your st'tuatt'on. I went up. the boy s1aned 10 play could be more helpful. Good luck . 1here. After a week of showing up in Dear AniL Landers: I live in a our drivelliay. 1 told him he had 1o nice suburb and have lwo well- ring our bell and a.<k permission. adjusted children, a 6-year-old boy Aft~r repeated anenilil•.. to g~t ptrand~ 2-year-old girl. .. mission. with linle success. he finalThe problem is the 12-year-old ly got the .message. H~ then began boy who lives lhree door< awav. He peering in our windllws lik<! a Peepre;l)ly is strange. I rarely see. him ing Tom to see if anyone was home with children his own age , He often so he" could ring our bell. This plays with kids who are much spooked my wife. younger lhan he is. including my Frankly, L don't want this . boy own. ., · around my hou.se or my children. Other neighbors have mentioned His father is a friendly guy but tl'llV· . Ihis boy's peculiar and unpredictable els thre< weeks out of the month. nature. They do not trust him. He . , His mother is cold and distant. Mranwhile. the boy continues lo ' hang around our proptny. Gay Perrin and Jo Ann Wildman were guest speakers al a recent luncheon meeting of lhe M~igs County Retired Teachers Association held at the Trinity Church. Introduced'· by Jean Alkire, the speakers talked about their experientes during a recent work week activity at a mission in rhe mountains ofMexiw. · ' Mission Mazahue is about a 2-1/2 hour drive from Mexico City. reponed Perrin and Wildm:in. Forty people. ages 3 to 70. frorn many denominations spent the week in helping to improve the living· conditions of 1he people at the mission. The original mission wa' built in 1718. The inhal>itants are believed to be descendant> of the original Azlecs. ' Each person used lheir individual talents during the week. the women reponed. They ha~ lew supplies and had to 11<! creative in whal they did. They spoke of paiming walls. making curtains. and caulking windows and related Ihe experience of ·hiking into lhe mountains to visit lhe winter refuge of lhe Monarch buuerfly. There wa~ a lovely exhibit of woven anicles and slained glass work which had been done by by lhe natives. There is a real need for more educational opponunities for the young.people of lhe area. A young lady from the mis· sion will be coming to the Cleveland area to funher her educalion under sponsorship of a brolher-in-law of Wildman. The business meeling wa'i t:ondu,·led by Maxine Whilehead. D~vo­ tions were given by Helen Williams. The ne.l meeting will he hdd on October 17. Follow·ing lhe meeling. all MRTA members altended a sutprise hinhday pany for Nellie Parker. •ister named her son Marion lhatthe Should I discuss my L'Oncem wilh , You sugge.led the mother givr him the boy's father or •i.mply continue a middle name so the Jeacher. to discourage his presence around.. wouldn'tthink he was a girt. Marion (spelled with an "o" ) is a our house'! Plea..., ~elp . --Worri<d Parent in Illinois perfectly good boi' s-name and ha< .Pear Worried Parent: That been for centurie,_Just like FrJnds chiiJ n..,,h to be S«nliy a profes- · and Frances. Ashky and A•hlee. sional for evaluation. His behavior Shame on you . -- Tex in Texas . suggests thath~ ha' so""' problem< Dear TeK: At lea.'t 5.000 people that need attention. You should talk wrqte to tell me,Juhn Wayne's real to the boy's falher about your con- name wa.< Mariun. Tl]e lhings I learn cems. which sound legitimale to me. from my reade"' Meanwhile. make sure that an adult is present whenever he plays with ~nit- questions to Ann Landers. your childrea. Creators Syndicate; 5777 W. Cen~>far Anb Landers: Where in tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles; the world di<! you park your brains Calif. 90045 ~~n you told the woman whose - Syracuse presbyterian obs.erve homecoming Homet.::oming was observeU Sunday. Sept. 13. al the Fir<t Pr"hyterian Church of SyraCUSe!. Morning worship wa." heiU at II a.m. wilh Elder Roll<!rt Crow. Jr. '" worship leader. .The Rev. Dr. Krisana Robinson. pastor. preached fmm I Timothy I; 1217 sharing aboul Christians living their faith to expre~s graJi· tude to the merciful God. Special anthems were SUQg by .the church choir. "Each Step I Take" and by Elder Esther Hard· en. "He Won My Hean." After the worship seryice u potluck tlinner was served. A progmm of gn..;pd .~inging was pre:\enled by RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE .- Special recognition was given · to Margaret Cotterill, right, a member of the Syracuse Presbyterian Church for 60 yeare, and ·Eleanor McKelvey who has served ,as church organist alnce 1963. · nf 'the chqrch since 19~K. the longesl of anyone in Ihe church. ~mu dtler amll.'ll:rk'of ses.~ion of the church since I'160: and to Elder Eleanor McKelvey ho has served as 'hun..:h hrganist sine!! 1963. Several family members and frir!nds from oul of lown attend_. t:U the homecoming. • ~ ~ RUTLAND- R-utland Free Will . POMEROY - Special services. ' 'Baplisl Church; revivallhrough SunFaith Valley Tabernacle Church, Bai- day, 7 p.m. Charlc~ Swigger. evangele~ Run Road. Pomeroy. 7 p.m. Sat- li st. Special singers each night. Paul urday. · Taylor, pastor, invites public. SALEM CENTER Star Grange 77K and Star Junior Orange H7H. Saturday, potluck supper at ~ : .lll p.m. followed by meeting. Kp.m. All mt!rnbers . urgt!d to ·altend: . SUNDAY . , HEMLOCK GROVE - Hemlock Grove Christian Church. homecnrning Sund:.l)\ Potlul':k cJinnet at 12JII_p-Jll.: program at 2 p.m. Sptci~l mu>fic by Gabriel Quanel. . RACINE - · Return l tmj th an Mdg, Chapter. . DAR. 10 a.m. FOREST RUN '- R~vival Sunhrunch ho<ted ~y Pat Hult<r. B,ctry ,t;,y through Tuesday m the Foresl Milhoan. Mary Kuy Ros~. nnd Pl'ggy Run United Methodist Church. 7 Mt)or~:. followed hy meeting :mJ · p.m. wi th the Rev. Wesley Thalch~r *-~ Crave markin1•s fnr tivt: Llecc:(seJ ·' as gut!st speaker. SpeciUI music 0 mc!tnbers. nightly. ,1 ·" DANVILLE Service•. ' REEDSVILLE - Rev ival serDa nvi lle Church nf Chri 't. Saturday vi<e<. Sunday through O.:t. H. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. and Sunday: 10:.10 a.m. <tnd o at lhe Fellows hip Church of the p.m. Denver Hill. Fo~l e r.' W. Va. Lo Nazarene. Nu~sery will be provided. 11<! the speak<r. Ken Patton . evangel i ~L Humel:oming Sunday with dinner at 12JO p.m. MONDAY SYRACUSE - Suttlln Township Board of Truslees. regular session. Monday, 7:30p.m., Symcuse Villag ·' Hall. RACINE Racine Village Council. Monday, 7 p.m. at th~ muni cipal building. 1997 Geo PriDil Sedan • Automllle • All Concltion •AMIFIIS-•WIII ., - By KEVIN KELLY Tlrne.-Sentlnel Staff GALUPOUS - Gallipolis City Commissioners are expecied 10 review final details surrounding an application for downtown revilalization funds when they meet Tuesday in preparation for lhe applicalion's submission to lhe COmmunity Developmenl Block Grant program. · The city faces an Oct. 16 filing deadline in seeking $400,000. that wi!l be pan of a financing package for improvements to the downtown. . II marks. the city's seeond auempl al seeking CDBG mq_ney for revitalization. An application submilted lasl year was lumed down, but officials ai lhe Gallia Counly Cham'· ber of Commerce assisting with revitalization plans feel the · proposal may have a better chance due to the pr.oj«ct's substance. A document including the application and data supponing the project has been prepared by Marjean Butcher, the chamber's associate director, with tbe help of Davida F1anneiy from the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission, the Waverly-based organization that helps local . governments in southern Ohio wilh seeking funding for ' ------------ ------ ---- RNC opens Ita checkbook to !lid challenger to Strlckl~nd : GanneH New11 Sl!rvlc.e WASHINGTON- The Repub'litan · National Commillee is spending more than $400,000 on lhe first phase of a TV ad campaign airing in sou1hern Ohio and Wesl Virginia in support of Ll. Gov. Nancy Hollister, who is challenging Democralic incumbent Ted Strickland in Ohio's·61h Congressional District. 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SuCh details as the fi'!_al cost estimate, as well as amend, Riverfronl developmenl is alsq included in a piau thai ment of legislation designating lhe target area, will go before will ultimately "assist in making Gallipolis a thriving,plac:tc · the; city .comniissionetS al this week's meeling. for tourists and the people of GaUia County," according to a "We like to look al this as a rehabilitation," said ..R.V. description of the project's purpose. "Buddy" Graham, the chamber's senior vice p~ident and "Renovation and rehabilitation of the downtown district chief1:xecutive officer. 'There is nothing in this project that is imperative to maintain a stable eronomy and setlliC of is fluff. It's a bric~and-mortar endeavor, and lhe private place in the cily," the description reads. commitment it's received has been tremendous." ButCher said lhe documentation required for !~appli­ The commitment of dollars from privale businesses is cation has included building swveys, assessments by AEP expecied to form the bulk of revitalizalion's financing. to exterior service connections to structures and coordlna· according to estimates prepared by tl)e cily and chamber. lion with business and property owners over the kiDII pf The CDBG funding, if awarded, representS a smaller por- improvements needed. .• , tion of the overall funding. Overall, research into the tatget area affects over 30 Estimates·will be availaQie after.lhe commission has had · .buildings, and Butcher credited the work of the city's axle itS'say, Graham Said. eoforcemenl ol'!ice wilh helping prepare necessary infonna~ · "After Tuesday, we'll be more on latget wilh lhe fig- lion, ures," Graham Said. "It's lheir call on that." Last Th~rsilay; representatives from the Ohio Depart· The project looks to improve streets, curbs, sidewalks, ment of Development conducted a walking tour of the utility lines, parking, streetscapt, housing, facades, roofs downtown to help get a sense of the .project's srope, she and interior code tipgntdes to privately-owned buildings in noled. the tatgel area, known as the central' historic business dis"It's been a major undertaking." Butcher said. . Big Bend Sternwheel Festival concludes Memories of river travel three full days of rive·rfront a-ctivities live again through repnca movie, 'The Kentuckian", and finally three-day festival. BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH By BRIAN J. REED Davis said Friday thai she had met visitors Tlmee-Sentlnel Staff sank at Sl. lJJuis in the mid&. , Times-Sentinel Staff ··' , It was Bun's memories of the GorPOMEROY - "When we \vere POMEROY - The majestic sternwheelers from Kansas, Massachusells and severai .cities in kids we would sw1m 'out and we'd lake don C. Green lhat ied the two Pomeroy ' ' have pulled out of the Pomeroy levee area, a·nd the immediate region. Local merchants and organizalions benefit lhe waves of the Gordon C. Green," men .1o select that stemwheeier for plans are now underway for lhe lOth anniversary from lhe even I. The Pomeroy Merchants Asso- said Mwvin Burt as he and George their project. They worked from origiof the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival. to take ciation coordiWrighl displayed, their working scale nal phins which had been scaled down. pl ace in Octo· italed sioewalk ''The plans caUed for 1/8 inch scale replica of lhe famed stemwbeeler. ber, 1999. but lhat was Over the sales and olher As many as too small for prom.o tions in past two yeaJS, 16 boats were our old gnarly ., working hunconjunction docked at one weekdreds of bours, fingers so M with the time at . the .inaeased that end's activilhe · two •conlevee and to 1/4," amphitheater · ties. structed the •. area for this 'Tb•·...- Mei-ge explained Cham - scale, 1/4 weekend's Burt., .He said festival;· orgaber . of Com - for each foot. merce orga- Once finished, much or the nized by the nized a Casino they · painled planning was Big · Bend Night, one of her in 1he origidone ~r the Sternwheel telephone wilh its major nal colors of Commillee. fund raising Donna green and STERNWH.EEL REPUCA _ George ~h ~orking evenls for the white. qlltvis. of lhe Wright, left, and Marvin Burt built a 10 . hts own year, on comm111ee The Gor- wot1dng ldtla' replica of th8 .G ordon C. worksltop. Thurs.day. said that the don, C. Green Green atemwheeler which crulaed the · Wright Several local warm ' and was a passen- Ohio River In the 1930 and 40'a. Hcan be built the hull organizations sunny weather ger boat on lhe aeen In the window of·Ciark'a Jewelry. and Burt .the • Ohio River for · first deck operated conduring the . manl( years. She was built al the before lhi: ~o got together to check cessions on daylime on parking Howard Shipyard in Jeffersonv.ille, for tiL "He brought the hull over home Thprsday and FESTIVAL from aa far away aa the Ind., in 1923 for lhe Eagle Packet Co. and we tried the deck on it and it fit like . Friday and Indiana made lip the contingent of 16 boats whlc!J gathered In lot, as well . cool evenings Pomeroy tor' tllla Wlllkend'a Big Bend Sternwh!tel Featlval. Plane · Davis said of St. lJJuis, the last packet boat built glove,'~ Said BUrt. who admilted tbat there. She was decorated in the old bolh had been "sweating it out.'' helped draw are now underway tor the 19911 featlval, which will be the .tenth that plans for "I lhoughl we would find they next yea·r 's style with tall feather stacks and a crowds to the anniversary of the event. dome on the pilothouse. w~re all cully-waddled," quipptd lenth annivervarious festiThe stemwheeler had 210 passen-. Wrigbt. · val evenls, ·although some stormy condilions sa ry festival are now underway, and she hopes The two .bave made .lheir creation lhat corporate sponsors will agree to under- ger cabins, each 8 feet deep and 6 1/2 were forecast for later in .the day on Saturday. an elt\lct replica, even doWIJ 10 the two Boal caplains brought seven sternwheelers write major enterlainmenl for l~e 1999 festi - feet wide. In 1935, when lhe depression was lifeboatS on board and an engine' in the from Charleston, W.Va., and three. from the val. Nexl year,'s evenl will'' precede Tall Stacks in full swing, the boat was sold to the engine room. . Muskingum River Valley area near Lowell. Green Une and conlifiued operation The slemwheeler was built of wood Boat s were also brought in from Parko,rsburg, by one week. Tall Sta.cks is a special. sternW.Va., an d th e Jean Mary, which met with dis as- wheeler event held every five years in ..C incin - on the Ohio until !946, She retained frorri packing crales, anc)-has an elee, ter and sank in the Ohio River near Pomeroy in nati, and many caplains who participate in lhe the IItie of the "queen of the rivers" tric screwdriver motor as its engine. Burt and Wright agree that they'll 1994, came back to pomeroy from Indiana for Big Bend festival and other regional stern- Ontillhe'Green Une acquired the Delta Queen. . · probably not be operating -lheir radiothis year's fes tival'. wheeler galherilfgs also atlerrd Tall Stacks . . After lhatthe Gordon C. Green wa~ · controlled slem'!lheeler on the Ohio ' The festival not only attracts stern' wheel capDavis said she hoped that the 1999 festival lains and their crews from around lhe lri-state can benefit from .-some of Ihe enthu sias m gen -1 used as a tourist boal on lhe Mississip- River. pi. She was retired in 195d, laler lumed "It's more swimmipg pool size," area, but an ·in.f.lux of .vis i.lo is from the region . eraled by. Tall Stacks, making next year's festiinto a restaurant and fealured in <1 said Wright. ' who come to take in the sighl s and sounds of11he val lh e bi.gge st yel. _Perry Varnadoe·appointed new economic development director for Meigs County .... . . .... ~--=~- ... HI: 80s LOW: 50s City to· iss~e final approval on revitalization grant Good Morning RACINE- Racine Ch'apter 134. Order of the Eastern Slar. election of oftieers. Featured on page C1 + . Wi~ org<!ni~at.i!J~~ ,~l'l'~ y~!Jo P.~r: chase any televtsion ads in support of Strickland in key media markets such as Columbus, Ohio, and Parkersburg, Huntington, and Charleston, W.Va., where the GOP adsare airing. Instead, Strickland must dig inlo his own campaign lo pay for TV ads. "I don 't expect lhe Democralic National C-ommitlee has thai kind of money," said Slrickland "I think this is a money probletn." OliviiMorgan, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said Hollister won't win the seat no matter · how much money she -gels from the halional GOP. ----Community ·calendar:...,_ .--SATUR~AY 7 Jamie Humphre9. and hymns were su ng hy the congregation. Spcl.'i;:ll .re(..·n~nirion was given In Margarc:t Collrill. a m~mber NBC mini-series looks Baseball at the history of the playoffs continue .today Temptations · -pageB1 -story on CB Taking aim at palntball ~ars•. 'boy would have trouble in school ·> Retired teachers hear about trip to Mexican Mission ·' J'OMEROY - Meigs County's n,~w economic begin soon with an access development dire.ctor begins his job duties effeclive road having the highest pridl'tty. An . additional Monday. , -He is Perry Varnadoe of Marietta, who was recent- . industrial site at Great ly difeclor of economic development for WashingJon Bend, owned by American Eleclric Power1 will County. While serving as Washington County economic have access to lhreedevelopment dire%r, Varnadoe worked in all facels . phase power following of economic..ol$(' opment and formerly worked as a lhe completio n of a new p V d el.ectric line connecting erry arna oe communily improvement agenl with the Ohio Slate th e Bash an and Ravenswood, W.Va. substations. University CoopGrative Extension . He replaces Ron McDade who was hired in April, ln announcing his retirement, McDade said lhe job !997 after resigning. as American Electric Power 's deserves more atten lton Ihan he was able 10 give to it. "1. know (Varnadoe) is very capable and willing to Gallipolis Dislrifl manager. McDade said he will work with Varnadoe until he is firmly esla bl.ished in do whatever it takes 10 get the job done." "I' D) looking forward to il,'' Varnadoe said. "Ron the role. McDade was recognized Wednesday evening with has done the hard work ... the heavy lifting.'' ·:'We're jusl really excjted Perry has accepled the a !lllrprise party al the Meigs County Chamber of Com merce where he_was presented a !75th a.nniver- posi1ion," said Meigs County Chamber of Commerce sary Meigs County historical coverlet and other gifts. President Sue Maison. "He brings a lol of experience and the chamber is very exciled about his coming. We About 35 people auended the event. \ McDade said he feels his major accomplishments know he has really big shoes to fill." Said McDade, "The chamber board and Meigs were assisting the University, of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College in its move to Meigs • County Community Improvement Corporation Board Counly, further progress in the Meigs County Indus- have been super. They're there whenever you need · · trial Park al Tuppers Plains and working with the them, day or night." "I have noticed how hungry people are for develSoutheast Ohio Regional Cou~cil in efforts to complete U.S. 33 from Athens lo Darwin aod lhe U.S. opment," Varnadoe said. He eventually plans on moving to Meigs County 33/J-77 Ravenswood Connector project. · McDade said work on lhe industrial' park should wilh his wife, Nan. and two children. SEO'RC to honor Gerald E. Roach Jr. as 1998 Person ol 'the' Vear ·f or Gallia County : GALUPOUS- Gerald E.' Roach Jr., vice presidenl of The Wiseman Insurance Agency in Gallipolis, has bee~ named lhe 1998 Gallia County Person of lhe Year by the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Presidenl · Jay Moore announ~. . · RoaCh will be honored during the Soulhe3.jlem Ohio Regional Council Peoon of the :Year banquet on Thursday, Oct. 29 al the UnivetSity of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. '"Gary RoaCh is kno.wn lhroughout Gallia County for his leadetShip skills and his total dedicition to lhe community," Moore said. "He demonslrates a unique expertise, not only in his chosen profession, but in his capacity 10 work with and inspire olhetS." A native of Gallipolis, he is the son of Gerald and Hoberta Costen Roach. After gradualing from Galli a Academy High School, he earned his bachelor of science degree in agriculture from Ohio State UnivetSity in 1984. Joining The Wiseman Agency in 1984 as vice · ·presiden~ he received his certified insurance counselor des· · ignation in 1986. He is an active member of the Independent Insurance Agents Association. His interesl in the fulure of young people in lhis area is seen lhrough his role as director of the Gallia County Junior Board from 1987 until1992, and his service as president in 1991-92 He was also a· member of the Ohio 4-H Foundalion Board, and served on the ·Ohid Sll!te Junior Fair Board in 1982 II was during his years on the local junior fair board lhat long-range planning was inslituted and the construction of a new livestock faciUty was completed., Roach was a founding member of the C. H. McKenzie Agricultural Ceoter. · He and his~; lhe former Annie Wiseman; devole much of lheir petSOnal time to the Galljp,q[js Qly Schools, chairing .•..•. , the Concemed Area Residenfs for mlui:ation Committee thai sponsored the.cily schools'levy in 1992. EJected to the cl13mber of cominerre board in 1992, he continues in lhal role, serving as president of the chamber in 199698. During m. 1enure as president, the chamber developed a master plan to aeate and maintain a suitable economic, social and political environment in which balanced growth may be acmmplished. The chamber and the Community Improvement Corporation ofGallia Coonty merged organiza' • to better.achieve the' goals of this !naster plan. Roach is presently vice presidenl of the ac, and has been active in tbal organization since·1996. A member of the Gallipolis Rotary Cub, he served as ils presidenl in 1989-90. He and his flunily are members of the Grace United Methodist Clturch. His children include M!ggie, 10,' a student at Washington Elementary School; Nicholas, 6, also at Washington FJementary; and.Benjamin, 2 "Gary Roach sels a great example in our community wilh his untiring dedication and willingness to give his petWnal time and talentlo see Gallia County grow and prosper." Moore said "His continuing work with thech_amber;llldOCboardsare indicative of his comlnitment to the goals and objectives <If these organizations and the future of Gallia Coonty," he added. "He epilomites the ideal example as a working volunteer, and we all take pride in his acromplishmenl and this muCh dcse.rved recognilion." · ' .. � 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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