https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9a2db2ef3ef311a192d1fec6730fa3a0.pdf ed28b58ed6e3346a63422762bcaf764a PDF Text Text Page DB·~ • 1 •-...~ ,. ' ' More ·worries about Wheat soars.on Austral_ ian cold spell . hedge funds, plenty .i7 of uncertainty about on, the global economy By CUFF EDWARDS AP Business Writer W~ futures ruse •harply Fri<.bY, the Chicago Board of Trade amid indications a c.old •nap in Au"ralia damaged lhat country'~ crop. boosling the pot<nlial for American export.< at a time of weak worltl demand. ' By KAREN SCHWARTZ IMF ~.aid if the U.S. economy weak- ~ On other market~. ~ugar futur~< AP Business Writer · eqs more than e~pected. ·a global slumped. while crude oil rose in late • Regulator; defended their decision recession can'l be ruled out. tmding. to mtervene on hehalf of a flounder· The effects if the slump are Wh.at.futures posled sharp gain• mg 1 hedge fund. and the Fedeml already tieing feh domestically. The amid repons that a recent frost in Re•crve cut< a key interest rate. hop· nation's unemployment.nle rose to Au•tralian could reduce that coun- · ing to g1ve the economy a boost. 4.6 percent ini .Seplember. •a.< job try's crop by as much a.< 3 million A look at what happened in busi· ·growth fell to' lhe slowest level in metric tons. n«• th" pa.st week : nearly three years. Australia is lhe world 's founhHEDGE HELPER President Clinton said the "ecorilarge>t exponer hehind the United 1 W11h 1he spotl ight now on hedge omy remains very solid" and noted . Stalos. Canada and the European (und<. Federal Reserve . Chairman · that unemployment has remained . Union. but it recently h;u; won much Alan Gr~en<pan defended the deci· be)ow 5 percent for 15 consecutive . of the A<ian expon business because ' >i on .by regolators to broker a $3.6 months. . its relative proximity reduces •hiphi! lion privale bailout of Long-Term He plan.< to panicipate oo Monda~ · ping cO.ts for a region scrnping for Capital Managelj'lent LP. when finance ministers and central· save every penny ·it can. Gree nspan says the intervention bankelll from .around the glohe meet · While market punicipants said the late 1"'1 month wa< necessary to head in Wa<hington· to discuss ways 10 full extent of the September frost will off the n<k of a " fire sale" that could resiore world stability. not be known for weeks. the une~· have funher damaged th"< U.S. econIn other economic news. a key pectedly high damage estimat~s omy al· a lime of globa llurmoil. gauge of future economiC activity boosted prices' in a market that has Meanwhile. Anhur Levill, chair· remained unchanged in Augusl. sig· been searching for good .news. The man of the Securities and Exchange oaling the economy will conlinue U.S. Agriculture Depanment earlier Commi,sion. says it's possible that growing. but at a slower clip. inlo ·thi s week reponed American stock· more ~edge funds may he in !rouble. ne~l year. The Conference Board's · piles as of Sept. I had risen to an Nobody knows for sure how many lnde< of Leading Economic Indica· eight·ytar high because of weak hcd~e fu nd are out there. Expensesli· 1ors held sleady at 105.5 in A~gust, demand. Farmers also harvest~d the matl! there ure us many a.' 4,000 Or'! -target with economists' expecta- large!<>t crop in right yea,rs. the gtwdome•tlc and offshore hedge funds tions. ernment reponed. · The Conference Board, a private Wheat for December delivery rose ·con trolli ng as much as $400 billion in inv9 1or eyuity. research group, also reponed that 7 cenls to $2.76 a bu,hel'. · Bui. Leviu says, the Long-Term Americans' confidence in the U.S. Sugar futures plummet~d nn the . Capi lal si tuation " is probably prelly economl"' fell for a lhird straight Board nf T[ a<k of the Cily nf New cx1rcmc " month in Septembe~ to its lowest lev· York as world supplies grow,. while Long-Term Capital Management el in almost a year. The index of con· demand shrinks. - dkctively an unregulated mutu· . sumer confidence fell 7.1 points to S<>uth Africa will harvest 15 per· al lund for rich investors- got into . 126 in September from a revised cent mure cane >Ugar thi s year than trouble after ils managers used lheir 133.1 in August. last after lale·sea><m rain s helped the hi gh credentials to borrow va.sl sums Separately, the government repon· crop. according Ill a U.S. auache and then m~de spectacular gambles ed lhat .sales of new homes plunged repun . That comes nn lnp of an on ,the money. Because lax regulation 4.4 percent in Augusl, held back by expecled huge crop in Br.tzi l. the allows · hedge funps 10 cloak their the worst drop in the South in three world '.< largest gmwer. I he EU and inveslrnen l strate•ies in secrecy, years. other producing cnuntries. ., Market participams a. lsn ar.e con· inve~turs who now fear staggering Y losses had linle else 10 goon. ··, ·cerned 1hat economic ' trnubl~s in The bailout, by a group of major Hewlett-Packard BmLil smn will fmce that country to banks and brokerage firms, was facil· devalue its currency. resulting. irl a ilated by the Federal Reserve Bank of CUtting 2,500 jObS lloud of expurts as iiS pruducls New Yurk. ~· PALO ALTO, Calif; (AP) _ . become cheaper on world markets. ECONOMIC UPHEAVAL Hewlett-Packard Co. plans 10 cut as World invenluries. in the mean· Hopi ng lo lessen the impacl of the many as 2,500 jobs, the latest highNew member of AAA worldw ide economic crisis. the Fed· . tech business 10 slash coSis due 10 lht <ral Reserve cut a key interest rate for Asia slump and slowing demand for ' GALLIPOLIS • Kimberly Evans Gallipolis. is a new junio~ member of 1he first time in nea rl y three years. personal compulers. •the American Angus As~o~iation The quarter-point cut in the federnl The big maker of compulers. according to Dick Sptider. executive fund.s rate to 5.25 percent on Tuesday printers and high·tech accessories vice president of the national organiwas [o llowe<l by a quarter-point cut had already announced. a $150 mil· in the banks' prime lending rate to lion restruciUring charge this quarter zation with headquarlers in St. · 8.25 percent. That means slighlly to pay for belt-tightening mea<ures. Joseph. Mo. lower borrowing cosls for millions of Hewleti·Packard said Friday that Americans on everything from auto it expects 2,500 of its 127,200 workloa ns to home equity lines.of credit. ers 10 accepl voluntary severance . The Fed's action had been wide· offe!ll, inCluding about 800 in Silicon ly expected. and investors·had hopi!d· Valley. . . • for something ' more. A selloff in Hewleii-Packard also is moving stocks knocked nearly 6 percenl off some employees and manufacturing the Dow Jones industrials from Tues' to less e~penslve sites, ~losing most day ·to· Thursday ·before it bounced of ils facilities during ihe Decemher back. The Dow slill ended lhe' week holidays, curbing new hirin8 and with a hl\s uf 244.08 points. or 3 per- reducing e•penses·~uch a.s travel. And cenl. whe n it closed at 7.784.69 on company manage"' are swallowing a Friday. 5 percenl pay cui this quaner. ln veslors also were reacting IO dis· In olher recent cost cuttings. In lei turbing news fium the lntemational Corp .. the world's .largest maker of Mon<tary Fund. which said the computer chips, cut 3.'000 jobs and worldwide economic turmoil ' has Motorola Inc . shel•ed plans ror a $3 cost millions of jobs and more lhan billion memory-chip planl in Vir$6!Klhi llion in glohal output. And the ginia. • • ' . time. are expecled to ri..e sharply a< The three oil producer- were the ghlbal economic cri•i• continue!~ meeting Friday in Cancun. Mexico. to reduce demand. and said they were not di..,.,.sing furMarch world sugar fell ~nl. or ther output cuts, but the rnarl<et has 3.5 percent. to 7.35 cenls a pound. heen •urpri<ed before aboul unexCrude oil futures jumped in late peeled a!lruments aod investolll did trJding on the New York Mercantile 1101 wanlto take any chances. 1llere Exchange a,, in\·e!dors covtred the nlso wa.' talk the thnte producer.; may po"ibility that Saudi Arabia. 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"Sis'ter" giant pumpkins grown hy Clay will be di splayed in Charleston, ONE GIANT PUMPKIN- Jerrod Clay had great success In his W.Va., and at Bob's Market in Galpumpkin patch this summer. He grew this 548.5-pound pumpkin, . )ipolis. which will be on display at Bob's Market In Mason, W.Va., for the Next spring, giant pumpkin seeds next few weeks. · ,• will . be given away at the Syracuse greenhouse of Don and Linda Hub· inch peat pots n~ar the end of April watered slowly with alleast .an inch bard. grandparents of Jerrud. He. is · or early May. explained Kneen. Then or more a week during the morning the son of Donna Pelerson and Mark when the firsl true leaf is fully or early afternoon hours so that the Clay. ' · expanded- about two weeks la!er foliage, has timew dry before dark. Growing giant pumpkins can be a - the planls should be lransplanted This. he explained. helps prevent the fasci nat ing experience. · · oulside, but protected from ·spring's spread of leaf di sea.ses. But. as Hal Kn.een. Meigs Coun· frost. According to Kneen, stem slress ty ext~n s ion agent, points ouL before He said growin g space iri'the·gar· can be a inajor problem. Because of you can'master the ·an of growing u den is imponan1: Each plant should the size and fast growth of the giant , giant, you have to become familiar be allowed approximately 2,500 pumpkins they require training vines \¥ith lhe basic principles of growing square feet and while the area sounds and root pruning to prevent stem pumpkins. . quite large, it is essential for the vine breakage and splitting . · An early start in lhe spring is nee· growth. . . Weeds. on the, 01her hand, are se l· essarY for growing giant pumpkins jn Pumpkins, Kneen noted, prefer tlom a problem, said Kneen. particua season. Seeds should be sown indi· long hours of sunlight. Because they larly if the seeds are planted in well· vidually and staned indoors in 12 are shallow root~d, they should be prepared bed, ~~-- --·- ·· , . -~ . •. 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The TV commercials focus on believe this one." The ad harkens lo llJX _l to label Fisher as ··the legislator whose dedJing vote passeU the lurgc:-.t im:ome- . ·' Lotteries OHIO Super Luttu: 6- 10 - ~ J. ,l,l-.lY-45 Kicker: 4 -,5 · 7·~ · 7-'i Pick .1: X·.l· .l: l'il'k 4: <).6-S-.l W.VA. Daily 3: 7-X-7: Daily 4: .1-6-X-6 1'!'1~ Ohw \ ',ilk~ l' n i'IIJ ,Iun~ t'u Republican Bob Taft and Democ· rat Lee Fisher released television ads ~arh lloat, made to 'r esemble a sterJlwheeler. On board was a· barbershop quartet. lax inaea-.,e in ,Ohio hi :-.tor}r." The claim r~krs to th e 'JO percen1 ...;urcharge ~1pp rnved during then -Gpv. Richard Celeste's lirst )~•~r in lllfi~.·e . The Ohio Senate pas.ed Ihe issue 17· Fishl!r's ad assails Taft's record as 10 on a pan y-line vote . Fi~her, then a Hamilton County commissioner in a st ale senator. voted r{)r tht! tax. but the .19KO-.. It ·charges that Tafl voted his·was not the tinul ordeL·iding vote . Tafl'.< aJ daim < Fisher'• plan will to increase spending 92 percent whi le propeny taxes soared ~6 .5 percent. · ··· kad t~l another huge- ta \ mcrease ." making th~ count y's t :.t~es t~ high- :-.ome issues that date back 15 years. • • By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Cold and rainy weather re<ultcd in a poorlumout for the tina! day ur fes tivities at the Big Bend Stern~hecl Festival. bUt the event was ~ till ~uc ­ t..:essful. according to Dnnna Davis ot' the Big Bend Stemwhe~l Cummiuee. Davis said that the parking lot was fillc~ with lestival·goers un Frid:iy even ing for the kamoke ·!\huw nn the stage. but attendance on Saturday wa!" seri.ously atTecled by Ihe poor weath· er. Several activities. irwJudin g :1 par--J.de. contesls and entertainment by K_nightstar were st.:~eduleJ thro~ ~ out the day on Saturday. · The crew of the P.A. Denny cnns·iJercd Glnc~ling its fireworks crui:,e llue to'the inclement weather. bul p_rocee Je-d. ;~~:corc.Jing to Davis. 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Denny's fireworks display closes out Sternwheel Festival Gubernatorial race heats up, at least in TV commercials COLUMBUS (AP) - VINTAGE FIRE TRUCK - , The Shrlnera, al•••••R popular In local parades, added a vln,ft~& ;,,,.;,truck to their entry In Seturday's Stern· "What we have to do is resist an what is best for the country." to impeach and for him to be thrown efforl 10 keep goin g to try to move "This will be an emotional out of office," McCollum said. public opinion." Frank said. process, a strenuous process, because .Another Republican, Rep. Lamar Th~ GOP resolution asks the com· feelings are high on all sides of this Smith of Texas, said the president's miu ee to investigate : · whethersutli· question," Hyde, R· III., Said as _th e affair with a White House employee: ci~l}l grounds exist for th!! Hou se of panel began its opening statem enl s. half hi s age "is not just inappropri- Repre senlatives to exercise it.< con· He remmded members they were not ate, it is imn'loral." -.; tituti onal power to impeach William there to pass judgme nt on th e pre.<i· Democratic Rep. Charles Schumer lel'fer.<on Clinton, president Of the dent's co ndu ct but . "to ' decide of New York acknowledged lhal Un ited,~l <ues of America." .. whelher to look further or look Clinton's action\ were "wrong and Democrats countered with a pro· away." possibly ille gal " bur said "censure or posalthat is doomed to I<)Se in com• With the Republican majority on rebuk e and not impeachment i.< the miltee bul designed .to win points the' panel supponing a resolution to right punishment." . among voters. It would tirst S<t the . move ahead with the inquiry, there Repuhlicans, with their 21 - 16 standards for impeachment., deterappeared lillie chance the Democrals commince majority. said they were mine whether Starr's evidence met could shape the outcome . ·primed to approve a Watergale·slyle thai ~ri leria and begin an inquiry that Rep. John Conyers of Michigan. resolution th ~t includes neither a would end the Jay before Thanks· 1 lhe commilt~e's ranking_Democrat , timetab le nor subject lim its - eve n giving. It also would ' provide the said the nation's founding fathers !hough Independent Coun se l Ken· oplion for a censure of Clinton. ' "might shake lheir heads" at , the neth Starr's evic,lence was solely Starr, acting under the indel).~n· process as il has unfold ed. related to Clint on's relationship wilh dent counsel law,' refe rred' what he "Thi s is not Watergate. 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WAS $24.995 1996 DODGE CARAVAN V -6. automahc. a1r. c:·ruiSe. 7-passenger AutomatiC, a1r , 4 -door $6,692 WAS $7,995 Oct. 5, 1998 Meigs County's " 5 spofild, lpw m1les. factory wananly Monday Su~y. ~ober 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolls;-OH • Point Pleasant, WV 0 ' and Wendell from Ihe Rufus "B " II . The award fur the louJest whistle Several aw\lrds were presented to at the festival was presented 10 sternwhee\ c:.iptains al the festival'~ captains' dinner. which was helu Thomas of the C~eryl Lynn and the · aboard the PA Denny o.n Saturday captain of the Hobby Ill. Th e Sheilu ;.D'' was n!C(\gniled fllr evening. · Trophies were preSt!nled in the 101- having ;_ttlenJeJ the fe stival the mo~t. with a five~way ti e fur secumJ place: lowing categories: Preltiesl hoal , George Douglas!\. Lucy "B." Virginia, Jenny "B, " Ri ck captain qf Ihe Jean Mary. anJ Kenny Burden. Hobby Ill and P.A . .Ocnny. The Cheryl Lynn ami Roy "C" Hill or tho Eva Mac; .smallc.SI boat. Charles Bonnett nf l h~ Lucy "B'' anJ were recognized as the newe ~ t boons Oave Schlosser of the Old ·Glory: to the festival. Dick Manitold of the Roy "C" and biggest (non-commen.:ial ) t"K1al, DtlUgluss' Jean Mary and Jim Davis' Vir- Hoyt Fnntalhert of the Nora Je an ginia; most origin;1l , Lou Wendell of were. recognized as the most congethe Rufus "B" II. and "Heck" Heck· nhil captains . The Bi g Bend Slemwheel Festival herl. of tht: Sheila, "D:" ht'"l de L.'l;m Committee presented awards to each tions, JoHn Thoma~ of the Chery l, Lynn II and OIJ Glnry: newest hmll. captain ;.lttending the event. The din John Thomas of Ihe Cheryl Lynn II ner was >pon>orcd by the feslival and Tommy Howard of the B~mJa t.:omm iltee and !<-erved by Hart's· "J;" oldest. Davi.., and the VirtJini:\ Kt>untry Kitchen in Radne. • tery• .were the festival's finale . J ' I �• - ·. • Commentary Monday, Octobers, 1998 Ohio weather Page2 • forecast for • ,: The Daily Sentinel 'Esta6ftSfutf rn 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 ·Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERt L WINGETT Publisher DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager nt. Sntlnd INkomft ,.,.,.. to th• Nltor from rtllder. on • broMJ r.n~ of toplU Short IMtMI (.too flfOnl• or I•N} ,.., ,,. Wst chanc. of Mlng pubU-'*1 ,.,.. .,. ,.*"wl.nd .,, nYy , . edllfKI. E.ch should lncludtl • ~11n•tu,.. eddfeq and dlytltM phtJiw numHr. Sf»clfy • dar. It to • prwvlocJ• ertii!N 01' lltm JIM# to Utten to ti'J• Editor. The Stntln•l 11f Courr St Pomeroy Ohio 45119; 0< FAX IO S1<UJfl2-2157 · Typed,.,. fh•• • " ,.,.,Me• Scrambling the 2000 presidential • pnmary season By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - The pace and the early pnce of the 2000 presodentral campaognJUSt went up wrth a one day World Seroes of pnmary elections set for the begonnong of the season Calllomra and New York, the 1wo boggest slates woll be among 10 or more holdrng presodentral promaroes on March 7 2000 the forst date on wh1ch Democmtrc rules allow them lo selecl nomonalong delegates Iowa s caucuses and New Hampshrre s pnmary sloll lead off. under specral provosoons woth whoch lhe Democrats guar•ntee them therr February openongs As a pracucal matter the rules for de legale selectton rn one party effectrvely set gurdellnes for the other Slates don 1 want the e.pense or complextty of domg lhmgs twrce So lhe compel olton for boih the Republtcan and Democmtrc presrdenttal nomrnatoons wrll happen m a hurry lhe pnmary campaogns already had been pushed toward the front of lhe calendar, as slates tned to have therr say early enough to 10f1uence lhe campargn Cahfomoa capped the trend Gov ~ele Wolson sauj as he sogned the pro mary elechon brll that the btggesl slate finally would gel us say, belore everythrng was settled elsewhere Wtlson, who ran bnetly for the 1996 Republtcan presrdentoal nommalron and may try agaon m2000 saod lhe boggeSI state has been dealt out of the process by ots late vote / Its pnmary used to be the finale and when the races were marathons that la•t word dod make a dofference for the Republicans rn 1964 for example and the Democrals m 1972. It moght well have been the decosove pro mary of 1968 bul for the a.sa.smatoon 0f Robert F Kennedy the•noght he won 11 As the number of pnmary states multrplied and they began pushmg lo the front of the schedule Californoa became an aflerthought Bob Dole had the 1996 Republican nommalron won long before he got there, Presodenl Cionton clonched the 1992 Demo<ratoc nommatoon m mrd March In the last round Callfornra moved up from early June to late March, sttll too late ScHhe11egoslalure pushed tl up aga10 California voters are tonally go10g lo have some clout on decodong who tt IS that the maJor parttes nomonate for presrdent • Wolson saod ' Some bur nol all Wolhon days of lhe Callfornoa change Gov Chnstoe Whrlman of New Jersey sard lhat state ought to move up too so as nol to be dealt out by vo110g lateSo the processron to the front may not be over Wnh a short season and wontertrme w10ners likely, lhe prospeCI of a late startong outsoder boosted 10 contention on Iowa and New Hampshore goes from Improbable to almosl unpossrble There s not to01e for a campao~n loke Jommy Carters on 1976 Two weeks osn t long enough lor an unexpected wrnner to capotallze on the small slates rn raosong funds to compere on the bog Is addmg rmmeasumbly to the ero s1on of Amencan mnuem.:e on the world stage The world s weallhoest counlry rs abo lis boggest deadbeat There was a t1me not long ago when lhe Unoled Nattons led by I'LL NI~.VER LIE: TOYOU ... By The Assoctaled Press Today IS Monday Ocl 5 lhe 278ih day ol 1998 There are 87 days lelt rn the year Today s Hrghhght in Hoslory , On Ocl 5 1947 on lhe ''"' lele>ISed While House address Presotlenl Truman asked Amero<ans to refraon Irom e.ttrng meat on Tuesdays and poultry on Thursdays to help s to~kplle grmn lor starvmg Europeans On thos dale In 1830 lhe 21 sl prestdent oil he Unned Slates Chester Arthur was born 10 Faorfield Vi In I892. the Dallon Gang notoroous for ols tram robbenes was almosl woped out whole attemplrng lomb a parr ol banks 10 Colfeyvolle Kan In 1921 lhe World Senes was broadc~sl on radoo for the tirSIItme In 1937, wamong that lhe epodemK of world lawlessness os spreadong Prestdent Roosevell called lor a quarantine of aggressor nations In 1953. Earl Warren was swom on as the 14th choef JUstiCe ot the US Supreme Court succeedong Fred M Vonson In 1962 the Beatles' forst hll Love Me Do was released on lhe Unned Kongdom In 1969 Monly Python's Flyong Corcus mnde rls debul on BBC Televo saon In 1978 author Isaac Bashevrs Smger was named wonner of the Nobel Prize for hterature In 1986, Amen can Eugene Hasenfus was captured by Sandonosla sold'"" after h1s weapons plane was sh()t down over soulhern Nacaragua Ten years ago Republican Dan Quayle and Democrat Lloyd Bentsen cla•hed rn the only voce presodentllll de bale of lhe 1988 campaogn In a mem orable momenl, Bentsen lambasted Quayle who had suggested a parallel between hrmself a11d John F Kennedy by lelhng hrm ' Ser\•ror you re no Jack Kennedy • lr- Hentoff embedded on hos head I learned early that I was an outs1der at least rn lhe coly of Boston "here Falher Charles E Coughlin lhe Farrakhan ol !hose years had a huge rad1o audoence every Sunday You <e>Uid only go I mlo my pub loc school Boslon Lolon by passong an exam Bur a consoderate teacher gave me \ hst of colleges 10 wh1ch I would be wiSe not 10 apply Jew 1sh q1,.1otas I tned one tnd he was nght Sioll as rhe years wenl on I felt that bemg an Outsider was a benet II I became skeptrcal ol authonty rmposed by lhe maJonty, any m.oJOnty and that may have been one reason I became a JUUrnaltst As a secu larrst lalher I was U!-ilOnlshed when my older son who h 1d no rehg10us tramtng at all msJsl ed on be1nd bar m1tzvahed He had <.ilscovered h1s roots he '"'d on seeong Frdlller on the Rnnt I w.ts also stm1ewhat sur prrsed .11 how pleased I was by hiS decrso 0 n and by hos ,oclually learn mg Hebrew to m~tke has bar mill vah authenllc ' The choldren ol m} older dau gh ter take part m vanous acllVIttes at a St Lours synagogue, although she too was brought up as a decodedly secular Jew That pleases me too. although I haven't the slightest mclmaiJOn to return to the davenmg (prayong) of my youth I do mrss lhe chazans (rmprovrs ong canlors), whose passronate sprraling songong was the forst musrc I heard thai made me cry out on acUie pleasure As I once told Charles Mmgus the protean Jatz mus1cJan, lhe cry' of cantonal musoc has the same survoval thr~sl of black blues and other 'soul musoc ' A II these reverberaltons of my chtldhool! returned with Rabbo Wemberg s accurate statement that the presodent's graph 1<: ' testimony of hos trysts woth Momca Lewonsky would nor possobly have been shown on Chnslmas Day I sull agree wnh Rabbr Hertzberg that of the tapes had not been shown on Rosh Hashanah we moght - as he told the New York Tarhes ·soon acqUJre a c.:ountry m whoch 11 wrll be wrong to release somethong on Kwanzaa to release somelhtng on a Hondu holiday on a Buddhrst holoday or a Muslim holiday ' But Rabbr Weonberg of the Washongton Hebrew Congregalton also brought me back to Chnslmas paSI Compulsory Chnslmas carols for all choldren at lhe WoiJoam Lloyd Garrrson public elememary school that I allended Creches rn even though there ts no clear agree Warm front continues chances for fog, rain By The Associated Press ~ A warm front woll move across Ohro today, bnngrng warmer temperatures and a chance of afternoon showers and rhunderstorms on the southwest, the Natrona! Weather Servrce sard > Daytime htghs woll range from lhe moddle 60s to the moddle 70s wrth a few sports reachrng the upper 70s The warm fronl woll move north of Ohoo lonoght and onto Tuesday as a cold front approaches from the west Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possrble especrally on the western parts of the state Hrgh Tuesday woll mnge from lhe upper 60s on the northeast to I he upper 70s on the southwest The record hogh temperature for thos date at the Columbus weather sta uon was 90 degrees set m 1951 The record low was 31 degrees on 1968 Sunset tomght woll be at 7 OS p m , whrle sunnse Tuesday rs at 7 33 a m Weather rurecasl: •Tomght Becommg mostly cloudy. wrth fog redeveloprng Lows near 60 Lrght east wmd , Tuesday Fog unttl mod-mornong then partly sunny Hrghs 10 the upper 70S Tuesday noght Moslly cloudy wrlh a chance of showers Hrghs near 70 Extended forecast. Wednesday Mostly cloudy wolh a chance of showers Hoghs near 70 Thursday Mostly cloudy wolh a chance of showers lows on the upper 50s and hrghs 10 the lower 70s Frtday Partly cloudy Lows 10 the mod 50s and hrghs on the lower 70s " 4l)eath Notice ' William A. 'Bill' Johnson Wrlltam A Boll Johnson 57 Poont Pleasant, WV.t doed Sunday on Plea.<ant Valley Hospotal A farmer he was born June R 1941 on Porn I Pleasant son of the late Clarence Mtlton and Mary Agnes Keller Johnson He was aU S Army vel eran and a member of Lofe, Loberly and Freedom Alpha Chapter of Pornt Pleasant He os survrved by sosters Vrrgoma M and Sarah A Gleason, bolh ol West Columbra, W Va and Marceline M Damels of Petorsburg Va , and broth 1ers, Somon H Johnson of Pomeroy and Edward K Johnson of Poont Pleas ant Servtces woll be I p m Wednesday on lhe Foglesong Funeral Home Ma•on W Va , wuh the Rev George Hoschar ofr.cratong Bunal wrll be on the Zerkle Cemetery Fnends may call al the funeml home from 6 9 p m Tuesday Single ticket nets Super Lotto prize CLEVELAND ( AP)- The owner of an Ohoo Lollery game lrckel wrth the correct Super Lotto combr nutron from rhe Saturday druwmg may clatm a Jackpot pnze worth $24 mil loon The wmner t.:hose the opt1on of The Daily Sentinel (USPS 21J 960) Communlly Newspaper Holdln~~:s Inc Puhhshed every aflcmoon Moml •Y through Fnday I I I Court St Pomeroy Oh11 lly th~ Oh1o V<~llcy Pubhsh '18, Company Second class postage pa1d ut P:.lmC oy Oh10 Membrr: The A•~uc , ;~t •.:d Press anti the Ohio Ncw:opapcr ASSUCI I In Po!lmasler Send ar.ldrc,;s com:ctHm.s to fhl! Dtnl1 Scft\llncl 11 { Court St Pomc10y OhtO 45769 SUBSCR 1f'TION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One Week One Month .$2 00 SS 70 S104 00 One Year recervmg the Jackpot mannual payments of $92] 077 hefore l.txes over 26 years The wonnong uckel was sold at Superamenca m Coal Grove m southern Ohoo , The Super Lotto Jackpot returns to $4 moll ron for Wednesday s drawong Sales on Super Lotto totaled $5 75'i 694 and players shared $24 649 700 Sale ~ on the Krcker lolaled $824,618 and players shareli $365 750 There were 130 Super Lotto uckt!b w1th five of the numbers. and e.lch os worth $1,218 The 6 640 Super Lollo lrckels wolh four of lhe numbe" are each worlh $74 a three S1x or 12 munlh ba~s. Crcd1t w MAIL SURSCRIP'IION lnsidt Mrlg!l County 13 Week!! 6'l.1 30 26 Week!! $53 82 52 Wt:cks SIO~ 56 Hales Outsklt.Melas County 13Wccb 26 Wr.:cks 'i1 Wr.:cks " $292~ $56 68 .5109 72 Reader Services Correction Polley Our mum concern In all stories Is h~ be accurate U you know or an ermr m a slof¥, call the newsroom at (740) 992 1155 We wall chet"k your mrormaUon and make a correction lr warranted News Departments Thr matn nun1btr IS 992 215S Depart ment extensmns are Gcnenl Manilger. ..... . ................ .Ext 1101 Ntwa Ext ll02 or Ext ll06 Other Services • Am Ele Power Akzo AmrTech Ashland 011 AT&T Bank One Bob Evans Borg-Warner Broughton Champion Charm Shps Coty Holdmg Federal Mogul Gannett Goodyear Kmart Kroger LandsEnd Ltd Oak Htll Font OVB One Valley Peoples Prem Frnl Rockwell AD/Shell Sears Shoney s Star Bank Wendy s Wosrth1ngton -·-·- Circulal1on Ext lt04 Ext 1103 Classified Ads. .Ext 1100 AdvertiSing. Stocks II he g1vcn c<~mer each week No sutiscllut1on by mall perm ned m areas where home catner serv cc ~~ .... ;ulable Puhhshcr rcsr.f'o'eg lhe nght 19 adJUSI ralcs dur mg the subswpuon pcnod Subscnpt10n rott chan~cs mJy be unpltmcnlcd bv ~h;,ngmg the dur 1(!111 qr the ,. uhscnptr(m ment among the nch nauons on what lo do to reslore stabrllty The mlltal reacuon m Astan mar kets wa.• nol good wnh Tokyo stocks droppmg sharply at the begmnong pf tmdmg today The policy mak:mg body of the lntemauonal Monetary Fund saod Sunday noght that the global eco nomac outlook has ' worseneq con srdembly. but rts drscussoons gave no clear sogn ihal members had resolved drsagreement< over how to hall the UISJS The IMF s ontenm commottee pledged concrete and rdpod acuoo • to deal woth lhe global economrc cro srs but used vague language that mdr 50"1. 31 ·~,. 52 43', 57 39'1• 191, 33~. 18~. 10" 4~. 36'1, 41 '1• 51 "1. 50'1• 11 ~ 52'1. .1n 22'1, 16'1, 40 31 24'1• 19'1• 33'1. 48). 40'1, 1'1. 62'1• 22"1. 121'• Stock reporls are the 10 30 a m quotes provoded by Advest of Galllpolts <ated sub!ltantoal dofferences remarn Reft:rnng lo reL::e~~ton~ 1n Japan the Whrte Hou"' some 200 pn~e't ef!'l wavmg banner' and 'houtmg ,Ju- and many other A ' aan nation~ the leveling ol the Ru!t!"lan e'onomy and 'hx.:k marLt"l tunnml the IMF pand gan~ <;ailed lorthe lt!nJmg agenl::y to be abol"hed and demanded debt rehellor Ihe world . . poore't naiJOn\ 'aod Th,· outl<•>k lor the world c:conomy hot~ wor'\eneJ c t~ns1derably "nee the commottee s Apnl meetong Recent problems have been aggr.tvated by a general weakemng of The Unned Stat<' and olhor nat1ons 1n recent "'eeh have put lor ward maJor propo,al' 10 overhaul the IMF wht<h ha' been wodely cnlr ..:lled fur m1shandhng tht! AliiUn and Russmn t'n~" HtJwt!ver thl! antenm comm11tee s ~tatemenl undcrlmed markel L:onfldem:: e retlel::lmg the how much dlsagret=ment r~mam~ greater prevalence and mtensoty of over what to do None of the maJOr contagaon m an mcrea'\mgly global ozed economy us statement added measure~ wa.-. adopted although the In further evodence of the cnsrs group pledged to continue workmg nn a coo~dsnated strategy top Japanese bankers told U S offl Now 1~ the llmt= lu follow up crals at lhe meetmg that Japan s largest 19 banks are 1n far worse con wtth eoncrete and mpod actoon , the dolton than ever acknowledged, The statement sa1d allhough It md1cated many of the proposals would nol be New York Times reported today The refljlrt was deltvered by acled on untol nexl spnng s IM F Masaru Hayamr governor of the meeung The dtsagreements on the IMF Bank of Japan to Treasury Secrelary panel reflected the dofferences that Robert and Alan Greenspan charr man of the Federal Reserve Hayamt surfaced m d1scuss1ons Saturday suggested some of the banks among the finance m1msters and reserves may be below the 4 percent central bank pres1dent~ of th~ world s mmomum requrred to operate wtthrn ' seven wealthtesl courltfles The weekend d,1,'cussoons took Japan an 8 percent reserve 1s place on advance ot the annual meet requrred to operate globally The Trmes satd other Japaneso rngs of the 182-nauon IMF and rt< offlcrals drsptlled Hayamr s assess- s1ster mst11ut1on the World Bank U S officoals saod they were hap ment As black llmousmes glided by py wolh lhe rnotral support they have IMF headquarters two blocks from receoved for a lllaJor proposal Clrnton • made Fnday lhal ~<ould accelerJte IMF loan-. lu t.:tH.mlnts threah!ned wnh mve,tor pamc ln Jt"i \tatemenl the IMF comm11~ h:e -.au.J 11 would e~plnre ~m.:h un .tpproach but 11 'tressed rhat the lund s r"'e""' depleted by bolloon llollar res~.:ue pae ka~\!~ lor As1a and Ru"oa need to he replenoshed Sever~1l natt on~ -.~ud agreement on the U S mnoau'e del'<'nded on con gres"onal approval ol an S18 boll ton t\mencan conlnbullon before law makers go home thiS month f!laymg dov. n lhe'e d1sagree menls the aJmm1Mrauun pressed aht:~u.l With asS(mbiJng a mult1balhon· JulbJr ba1lout pi m tor Bratli the lal . est country 1hrea1ened by financial emergen~.:y 1 COLtlMBUS (AP)- Regrslered voters favored Republicans m maJor slatewode pohucal races a Drspatch Poll saod They led rn races for governor US Senate allomey geneml, auditor secretary of Slale and lreasbrer, lhe poll released Sunday and Monday saad 1 The rc~s4lts rellect !hose from the Ohoo Poll reported at lhe end of last momh whoch also showed Republi can~ leadmg m the1r campmgn~ tor lhe Nov 3 electron In the latest ppll Gov George Vmnovrch was supported by 54 per cent on hrs race for the U S Senate Oemocrat~Jttary Boyle had 40 percent and 6 percent dod nol know In the race for governor Secretary of Stale Bob Tall receoved support from 50 percenl. compared to 41 percent for Democdt Lee F1sher. a tor mer Ohto atJorney general Seven percent dod not know whole I percent went to Reform Party candrdate John Molchel and another I percent to ondependent Zanna Fenter, lhe poll satd The marl poll conducted between Sepl 25 and Tlwrsday had a margon of sampling error of plus or monus 2 percentage pornts The Drspatch bought a computerIZed lrst of all regostered volers A wmputer mndomly chose who would receove ball<1ts modeled as dosely as po,soble after the •late s oliO< tal hal lol layout The poll was b.tsed on returns from 2.436 regrslered Ohroans who ontend to vote Nov 3 In 'the race to replace U S Sen John Glenn a four term Democrat, VoonovO<h led Boyle on all regoons of lhe state although the r.tee .oppe.rred 10 be llghler on northeaslem Ohoo In that10-county area VoonovO<h had an apparent lead of 50 per.entto 46 per <ent, the poll saod Bernard Ltbertore of Canton Meigs announcements Ttckets available Tockets lor an all you can eat hot cakes and sausage breaklast at M<Donald s of Pomeroy are now on sale for $3 The breakfaSI wrll benetil the Unlled Fund for Meogs Coun ty and liS 1999 fundraosong campaogn Trckets are ava1lable al McDonald s .rnd from members ol tho Unrted Fund board Chlons Gaul Vocko Morrow Tom Reed Sue M~r~on Bnan Reed. Becky Baer Greg Smoth Calhy Crow John Rrebel Tom Doo ley and Ltsa Rllchrc OES meeting Pomeroy Onjer of Eastern Star 186 wrll have a regular meetmg on Oct 19 at7 30 p m al the Shade Rtver Lodge buoldmg m Chester Womef\ s Conference A Chnstoan Women s Conference woll be held Oct 16-17 7 p m at the Ash Streel Free Will Baptist Church Mtddleport wnh guest speakers Den1es Bonecutter Barbara Zuspan Joanne Council and Pas10r Los Hay man Spectal srngrng noghtly All women welcome Hospital news Veterans Memoraal Saturday admossrons - Patncra Shalne Mrddleporl 1 Saturday doscharges Lee Layne Charlotle E.okons Henry Hartman Sunday admossrons - none Sunday doscharges - •Thomas Bowen Holzer Medtcal Center Doscharges Od 2 - Joan Durst Mrs Chrostopher Goheen and daugh t~r Dons Edmger O~m1d Ga1 vey Patncta Mos sman VIrginia Burton Btrth - Mr and Mrs James Goody so n, Jack son Discharges Oct. J - Morgan Dn(on Bonme M 1rtm Anna Ba~ley, Ruth Lewrs Crysral Dtxon Btrth - Mr and Mts Aaron Spurgeon daughler Jackson Drscharges Oct. 4 - Mrs James Goody and son Mrs Aaron Spurgeon and daughrer. Fran~ Johnson (Published wrth permrss10n) gut~~~~ore s.ud Vornuvrch shdt;ld have done more 10 keep good-payong JObs on [he state and more to keep the Browns fo01ball team m Cleveland wh1ch mmed lo Balumore totlowmg the 1995 season Vomov1ch gets stronger backmg !rom Rulh Waymore ul lhe Dayton suburb Huber Heoghts for one reason He s a Republican I Waym1re rs an olhce manager m a psy<hoalro st s ofl1<e The l1lel ong Republican - whose brother m law os pre so dent ol the state Senate.on lllo nms - 1s rootmg tor a GOP sweep on two states lhiS year The results m the governor s race were so molar 1o olher recently released polls Republican Ann Moiler 61 ol Barnesville a ret1red school teacher • • ' BraZJhan Fmam.:e Mini "iter Pedro Malan saod Sunday he ,\\a' satoslied \\ oth the progress ol I he loan negotr aupns He pledged thai h" cq~ntry With Laun Amenca s ldrgest economy wrll not devai\Je Its <urre ncy or Impose capital controb to prevent fnghlened onvestors from leavrng II was expected that a package of perhaps $30 bolloon on an emergency credtl lone for Braztl could be announced soon now thaf Brazilian Presodent Fernando Hennque Cardoso has \\On an unprecedenled sec ond four }ear leAn on Sunday s elec tlon • • • •' • .. satd she woll vole lor Taft I ve always been a Taft fan "she saod I like what the family has stood for over the } ears Helen Harlor 70 of Grove Coty sud she w11l vote for Fasher because she lrkes hos pl an .tgarnSI managed health c.m: 1buses OtherWise the moth~ r ol love sat d she woll be on lhe Republican column I ve got a gut leelmg ~1 sher 1s beo ng honest H orlor s ud I d like tn g1ve h1m a Lhant.:e on the HMOs I m gmng throu.;h 1 prohlem wnh lh 11 m}self I \ee ,, lot <1f people on m y~~,; ~ br~1cket that are havmg med O<.ol problems Danrel Ray 40 the owner ol a Cleveland lreoght company saod he IS alaenaled by tht= m,LJur pt1rt1es and plans 10 vole for Mllchel the Relorm Party cando dale I m gellong lored of boih the Democrats and Republicans l'm ured of the solly game< they play with ;t ea<h other They spend all lherr t11ne tryong to drg up don on each other' home of Edna Woods Modern Woodmen Burjongham Modern Woodmefi woll hold ots monthly me.tmg and potluck Saturday 6 30 p m at the Burlingham Hall A Halloween theme woll be observed Brrng e<wered dosh <.unp woll turnosh pozza hot dogs <Oder and donuts Door pnzes Fnends welcome Letart Trustees Letart Townshtp Trustees wtll meet tonoght at 6 at the townshrp buoldmg on Letarl Falls Fun, Food and Fellowshop' • Frrday s Fun Fpod and Fellow shop wrll be held Froday 6-10 30 p m at Gods Neoghbochood Escape for Teens Muon Street Pomeroy Free nutnt1onal snacks non vJOienl v1deogames computer programs and <ards at the <enters game room Pool lablcs musoc The&enler woll also be open dunng rhe s~me hours for youlh to ut1 hze the gu111e room on Saturday Eastern Yearbook The Eastern Yearbook stall woll be sellong ;tdvertrsm?l for lhe 1998 99 yearbook on Tuesday on Meogs Coun 1y and surroundmg areas EMS units answer 8 calls Untls ol lhe Me1gs County Emer gency Medocal Servoce recorded eoghl trarmng manager of a company lhal makes automated teller machmes saod he wrll vote for Boyle. but 11 s really more ot a vote agamst Voonovoch I JUst don t have a real good feel tng lor George he sard It's JUSI a • CriSt:-; Dispatch poll gives Republicans edge in Ohio Chesler Garden Club The Chester Garden Club wolf meet Wednesday 7 10 p m at the f Oa1ly 35 Cents Suhsc11hcrs nol de ~mmg to pay the camer may rern1t m advance d11c:~tto Thcipa ly Se~t,llnel on • I WVA. What R~bbr Wemberg compelled me lo wonder IS Why rs Chnstmas a natronal holiday> We are a plural counrrv ' Arthur Hertzberg pomls out So why on a ' coun1ry without a natoonal religron as mandated by the Constitution - rs Chnstmas an officral holiday? Those who objecl lo Amencans who may desrre a natoonal Muslim or Buddhosl holiday reply lhat lhe maJorny religoon here rs Chnstoam ly Furthermore a good many peo pie agree wnh Pat Robertson that thrs IS a Chnsloan country I get fre quent admonrshong lettei'S from readers to that effecl Why not onstead desrgnate a natrona! Consutuuon holoday, on wh1ch we could exchange presents m recognllton of our JOyous common rools? Nat Hentoff rs a nahonally renowned authority on the Ftl'lit Amendment ahd the rest of the Brll of R1ghts . .. By HARRY I)UNPHY Associated Press Writer WASHINGIDN - The world, maJor econol}lH.: power; strongly agreed they faLe a Lleepetung tman cml crht'i but two days of dt"i.Cusston far led to resolve how to contarn the problem , Pre,rdent Clinton, who ha.• called · the s1tuatmn I he worst threat to the global economy ro 50 year.; planned to JOon the debate today at a specral ' conference ol 22 nch and devl!lopmg countnes convened at h1s ~nvnatton Hss admtmslratton wa.o;; trymg to demonstmte U S,<TCsolve to calm rur bulent markets at home and abroad • towns ) ly southern pnmanes lhal wrll tollow u nderstandabiy so a week Iuter Durong hos pohucal career Pete S1x weslenl st<.~tes - Mont ma Wolson srgned more than 20 atlirma· Nevada Wyomrng Urah Anzona trve acllon brlls Bul by lhe tome he and Idaho- woll meet nexl monlh lo entered lhe 1996 rac'e for the GOP prck a dale for a Brg Sky pnmury pres1d ... nt1al nom1nat1on - a select Jon Its a good bet they wrll follow Cah pn)(ess dununated by the party s nghl lomoa's lead and choo~e a date on, wong - he had embrJ<ed ots stndent early March How early> Don 1 be oppnstt1on to <.~llmnauve actmn surpn,ed of lhey loo decrde to send A smgk nauonw1de pnmary elec voters to the polls on the ltrst Tuesday 11un wtll let candtdates focus on the of lhat month mterests of the broad masses of vot C.thtomJa s dec1s1on wall slart a ers nor capitulate lo the doclates ol stampede that eventually may lead to r«drcal' on eolher end ol the pohltcal a natiOnal pnmary electiOn- ~• smgle spectrum It also mtght cause more • day voters across lhe nauon wolf prck voters to partiCipate m the selechor1 ol lhe maJOr party presrdentoal nomo presodenlral candodates somethon8 nees Thai won I happen on 2000 but the vaSI maJonty of ehgoble vole" the day ts not tar off when we woll have nol bothered to do on recent reduce the drawn out pro mary process years to one day If the short-term cos Woth more and more bog stales change os lhal Wilson - a whoS< votmg early smaller states wrll have, only loyalty " to blond ambr 10 follow SUII or leave 1110 !herr larg Improves h1~ chances of wmnm ttK er srbhngs to bog fool them on lhe GOP nom matron so be It selection process Thai could prove The greater good lhe naloor cosily rn loday s ijJOhltc.rl envorun denves from a nauonal pnmary da) ment where the political domate of tar outweoghs any small advantag< key pnmary elect1on stale!'. ulten d1c Callfornra s departong governor get I 1te u c,mdulute s posll1on on assues from a race he has lottie chance o That s the porn! Wrlson ' press wmnmg secretary was lrymg lu make - and .... - • Columbus §"rn• SINGLE COPY PRICE ~ ! ~ ~ ~ Law aims to· strengthen California's influence By OeWAYNE WICKHAM st.ores rh.ot trado Gannett News Servtce llon.tlly kock ott WASHINGTON - II yow re lhe prestdenll.tl wondermg wh) Cahlornta s Dt.:moc sd~.:c ll on pro..:ess r.tloc legoslalure and the Repubf1< on - weo 0 hed more governor got together to move up the heav1l y 10 deter date ot the ~tate s pn!siJeniJal pnm L numng who ry lhe answer 1s s1mple wu ult.l be the I ht= reo~son lor the f11ovt: GO\ Ri.:puhllt.: 4Ul Lm! Pete \V1I snn s prc .. s .. e~,;ret.ary ~.Lid D~.:moa Lilt.: 1101111 •11ter the ball s t ~nm.; 1s that 11 would nt:es 1h 111 the oul Wockharn lorl'e c.mUuJ Lies !rom both p ifll~s to t.:rm1t: o! the Cah • .L ppeallo lhe mamslreJm nt Amenc.m lnrm<-~ pnmar) 1n voters Tr mslat1un 11 Will rescue Ju'n~ them from the gnps ot so..:t~LI ..:on ..er Th 11 s ht!en J noll tor Iowa ~md valtves and lelt wmgfex tn;:nusts "\ N~.:w H 1111p'lhm: nt:Hhcr of whu;h The I LW moves the st He s prcs1 come~ dost: to rd1 edmg the natton s dcntJL] pnmary to the first Tut:sday m r.KI.JI t:lhm~.: md 1deolog~e 11 dl\· ersJ M.on:h .ond puis C.olllomoa on a post ty hal u h" been bad lor the rest ol tlon to heav1ly mllucnce the selectaon us " ot both the Republu.:an and DernfX: Ia Voters 111 C.dllormd - whach does t1c nmm nee-. m1rror the ni!llon s d1versny - usuaiWil,on - -..ho may run agarn on ly tound lhal lhc chooce of both par 2!XXI lor lhe GOP presrdentral ri<Hlll toes nmmnees ellecllvely had been n.ouon - may bene lit greatly Irom rn deuded well before they wenl lo lhe e.rrly pro mary on Cahlomot lhe mosl polh 'fh.ll won t be lhe ''"" m 2(XXJ populous slale But ultrmalcly 1he resl Wuh C.li rlom oa New York and olthe counlry wolf be the bo ggesl ben nme nlher sWies now s. hedul ed 10 eiKtary ol hrs slale s decosoon 10 hold hold pro manes M.orch 7 Ihe mntests lis presodentlal promary early 111 Iowa and New H ompsh ore will be For far l<l\l long the vote tn Iowa dw.u1cd by thos new March MaJ.. and New H ,lmp~hJre _...: lwo ~In all nc .. ~ ~md the Super Tuesd lY. lnmt 54·rrr ~ 1 1 -.- lw/7~' • IHD Boston's City Hall (therr City Hall I thought) And on the sprrt\ of the • , season, as they onterpreled rt, ~ wag • gerong bully boys continued to vrstl my nerghborhood to onstruct us on the New Testament That was long ago (Although rt doesn t seem that way when every year not-so-latent anusemrtrsm rases when Jews go to court to protest crosses on publ~~ buoldrngs 1n certam .!..... M> Republican cntrcs nghtfully oote Department officral on New York You re dealing wrth a buoldrng thai the U N l>ureaucrncy ts meffi where people leave, walk acros.< the coent and bloated, and argue that supstreet and pll.<S resolutoons agamsl port should be conditioned on man agement reforms But Secretary countnes like Iran and Iraq We need General Koli Annan ha.• won hrgh a secure butldmg or at lea<t one that marks for tackling refonn ossues that would have a chance to surv1ve a hos predecessors preferred to ognore bomb blasl When completed the new buold Of course, the best way to rnOuence rng would cost an estimated S522 per thp<;e refonns os to have a seat at the ,square foot For rts soze construcloOJl table 1lie complaml< also beg another cost< woll even surpass the S800 molquesuon If the U N IS so bloated. loon spent on the Ronald Reagan 8UJidmg m downtown Washmgton why os the Amencan delegatrorr ask the cost of whrch more than doubled ong for new office space to relieve overcrowdrng? And why are some of from an ongrnal esnmate of $362 the leadmg cnltcs of the world body mrlloon The Stale Department must be prepared to deliver the goods? While the battle over back .;lues less womed about us drplomat< rn mges, lawmakers are also about to Canada That's where the most approve the construction of the ll]<ISI recent U S embassy was buoh and lhat only cosl $347 per square foot expensrve per square foot feder Standmg on the way of thos project al office burldmg m hrstory A brll pendong 10 Congress would rs a lone senator. Republican Jeff allocate $53 5 mollron toward con- Ses."ons of Alabama who wanls to koll the proJect unul congressronal •• structron of a new 15 story head quarters burldmg for the US delega- mvestagators have had a chance to· ... uon lr would be buolt o~ the same siUdy the matter But after a summer sole as the cum:nl headquarters but m whH.:h two US embass1es 1n .. w11h an array of antHerrorrst secun- Afroca were bombed by Muslim' , • extrem1s1s Congress JS m no mood ty measures Terronsm wasn't a concern to prnch penmes on a proJeCt beong •, when tho~ butldmg was buoll,'' brlled as an anu terronsm measure Sessmns admlls thai cond111ons explarned one hrgh-rankong State are overcrowded rn the current dogs, whoch were burl! to house 90 workers but host as many as 350 dunng peak actovoly m the fall "There's no doubt that several of these people could be housed JUst a few blocks down the street Ses soons told us They say they need more entertmn1ng room Most people 1 rent hotels for that In a polllrcal chmate where buold ong new offices lakes on greater 1mpqrtance lhan restonng Amem::a s credrbrllty by paymg our boll ~ 11 s no wonder the world IS a more dangerous place Jack Anderson and Jon Moller are Writers ror Umted Feature Syndicate, Inc. Why show tapes on Rosh Hashanah? By Nat Hentoff When I heard several rabbiS protesting the showong of the presodent s test1mony on Rosh Hashanah the Jewrsh New Ye.lr my 1mmed1ate reaction was that of New York Unrversoty prolessor Arthur Herlzberg who os homselt a rabb1 Ht!rtzberg a chromcler of Amencan Jewosh hostory saod ·we are a plur.Jl country There IS not hong compulsory about havong our Jew1sh cunos1ty salli.lled on Monday It can wall until Wednes day As a chold I went lo .on Orlho dox shul (synagogue) as """ as 10 late-afternoon Hebrew School alter ones a lull d.oy at Boston Lattn School Those lirsllesls could be spoolers for a leader But probably not starters (Cruel and unusual punoshment 11 ' for a challenger seemed to me) But I hme not The earlier coSIIIer campaogn works 10 the advanlage of the candtdates observed the Jewrsh holoda~ on who come to tt wnh the name recognotoon and bankrolls to campargn on many years, and the Boll ot Rlghrs states like Callfomoa where televosron commercoals can cost $2 mrllion a has become my Talmud But on lhal week lelevrsoon Monday I saw a stale Before the 1996 campaogn, I he esumales were that Repubhcan candrdales men I by Rabbr Joseph P Wetnberg would need up lo $20 million on hand rn advance Wnh Cahfornra now the semor rabbo of the Washonglon WeJghong rn early the pnce ne.xllome wolf be at least that hrgh Hebrew Congregation On the t!Ve On lhe new lometable, money endorsements and rankongs on lhe early of the tape s release he sard If polls woll be at an even greater premoum , • tomorrow were Chnslm l S )OU cer Rrght now the remodeled pmn.rry <ampaogn sea.•on would seem 10 be to taonly wpuldn I see lhl' happen the advantage ol Voce Presodent AI Gore among Democrat& Texas Gov lng' George W Bush among Republtcans But lhe tome thai woll count IS IS Suddenly I W<.ls back m Boston.., months away and early leaders h.ove lallen before Jewrsh ghello on rhe qone ol FDR ltrs an unpredrclable undertakong There s always the possobrhty of spirt Louis I rom nearby nerghborhood' decrsrons and an unsellled conle>l But 11 wasn 1 likely before and ol s less would roam our stret:ts to t.l~e likely now reven~e on Chrtsl kollers One nrJht my hp was !<;pllt by one ul EDITOR'S NOTE -Walter R Mears, vrce pres1denl and columnrsl lhem And a ktd on the next blo<k ror The ASSO<tated Press, has reported on Washington and national pol· had hrs life thanged by a pockax llics for more than JO years Today in history Amenca m1gh1 have laken a more active re-.pon~ 10 these cnse-; But nght now lhe only thrng Amerocan offic1o1ls L:.ln agree upon when 11 comes to the U N ts the !\IZe Moiler lie and shape of a Anderson sh my new head quarters butldmg As lhmgs stand • Amenca owes nearly $2 btl loon m back dues to ihe U N If that debt lSn 't patd up nn Dec 3 1 there sa good <hance we'll lo~e our vote m the General Assem bly Whole the vote means little on real terms (brg dectswns are made m rhe Sccurny Councol} the embarra-s menllaclor os rea,on enough to settle up The Cltnton .rdmonostratoon has "'ked for $475 mol lion m thiS years budget to start makong good on that debt part ol a three year plan to square our accounts once and for all Congrli!ss ha." approv~d mosl ot 1hat money but wtlh a long hst of cond1 uons the key one onvolvmg aoortron lhat ha> drawn a presodenllal veto threm conditoons. / lo1ICH Time for U.S. to square up with- the U.N. By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller WASHINGTON ' Whole we on the medra have been focu,ed on Presode m Clinton s domestiC tra varls the world ha' become a more dangerous place North Kore~ IS lobbong test nus soles over the Sea of Japan and con tmumg •l~ aggress1ve quest tor a nuclear bomb, 10 defiance of a pacl rt ~ogned woth the United States vow. ong otherwrse Saddam Husseon ha.< succeeded m dnvong oulthose pesky U N rnspectron learns and Slobodan Mllosev•c·s Jroops are on the verge of cleansing another ethmc group as the outstde world sus solen! Many people have argued lhal Clinton s domestrc troubles have hampered hos admonrstmloon s abololy to deal With these cnses as 11 oonnal ly would The cnt~Cs may be nghl a weakened prestdent makes an mv1t mg t.uget for America s enem1cs More wornsome at the mornent 1S a polotrcal stalemate between the admontslratton and Congress whoch IMF struggles to find solution to deepening eco.n oinic crisis Tuesday, Oct. 6 Monday, October 5, 1998. · The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • calls for assostance S.rturd.oy .md Sunday Untls respondong rncluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 27 p m Sarurday East Marn Street, Pomeroy Pany Boyles Yet erans Memonal Hospotal I0 07 p m Saturday State Rmue 124 Pomeroy Russell Meadows Holzer Medocal Center Pomeroy squad assiSted 5 28 p m Sund.ry SR 7, Tuppers Plaons Tony Jones, Camden-Clark Memonal Hospolal MIDDLEPORT I p m Sunday Soulh Fourth Avenue Robert Dempsey relused tre.umem POMEROY I 0 19 a m Salurday Maples Apartmen"ls Rola Buckley HMC 12 n p m S.ll~rd.ty Maples Ap.trtments Carol Lunsford VM H RACINE II 44 am S.oturday volunleer tire dep.artment ~and st(uad to ~tate Route 124 Amber Johnson ret used treatment RUTLAND 6 3~ p m Sunday SR 125 Edna Placodo HMC ' Weekend accidents on Ohio roads leave death toll of 7 By The Associated Press Seven people dred on traflrc acco dents on Ohro over lhe weekend lhe Slate Hoghway Parrol reponed today The fatalrtres were counted !rom 6 p m Froday through Sunday The dead FRIDAY BATAVIA - Jamb C Wasse r man I • ol Amelia a p~de-.;tn.m struck by ,, car on Slate Roule 125 on Clermont CoO>nly SATURDAY AKRON- Gregory A Albnght Deadline set Monday ts ihe tonal day lo regts ler to vote m the generul election on Nov 3 Reg1stratron may be comple ted dt the Metgs County Bo.rrd ol Electrons public ilbranes 111 the cuunly the license bureau and county treasurer s qltice , RequeSts for absemee bailors must re<eoved by the board 01ele<ioons no taler than noon on Ocl ] I but may be reque sled on person .11 lbe board otfice until thl'! dose ol bus1 ness on Nov 2 The general electmn b.lllol will onclude ~e veral slate ott O<t.rls onclud ong 1he governor as well .os a U S senator repre!<;enta11ve 10 Congress and a county commrssaoner p •• 22 ot Akron m a one car acc1dent on. st lie Route 8 ' FREMONT- Scott Retter 51 of Fremont dnVer m a two veh1cle accodent on U S Route 20 on Sandu skv County GRANVILLE Mrch.oel Ovanessoans 71 of Gahanna dnver m a three vch1cle acc1dent on state Route 161 rn Lockong Qounty WILMINGTON - Doane L Weosenberger 35 ot \Vtlmmglon dnver m a one car accident on a Cionton County rtMd SUNDAY MEDINA - J.rnone H Wolson, 11 ol Medona dnver on a one tar accodenl onUS 42 m Medma County SHEFFIELD LAKE - Bruce J Gobson 42 (of Shelloeld Lake a pedestroan struck by a v.m on a Shelheld L rke '!reel ' Correction A telephone number lrsted on a let ler lo the edotor regardmg the recenl Kelly ThonMs convJciJOn an lhe Meogs County Court ol Common Pie Js w.~s 1ncmred tor Junes Bougler 1he defense attorney The wrrect number os 740 774 1625 • • •• �-. -. • Sports ' ·The Daily Sent~!:l • even wanl 10 thank ahoul it Let tl JUst keep rolhng. man! .. NL playoffs By BERNIE WILSON Leyritz wa.• one of the Ne"! York SAN DIEGO (AP) -There are Yankees' heroes m 1996, hitting a new Padres heroes this 11me around, dramatic three-run. game-tying a.• well a.• Mr. Padre himself. Tony homer in the eighth inning of Game Gwynn, Together, they ' re ' going to 4 at Atlanta. which the Yankees went the NL championship for jusllhe sec- on to win en route to taking the Series. ond time in fmnc~ise history. With Jim Leyritz hitting another Leyntz had heen JUSt 4-for-37 clutch home run, San Diego ran (.108) with one home run lifetime off fl.andy Johnson and the Houston Johnson . . but his second-inntng Astros out of the pfayoffs. winning 6- homer wa.• his sixth in 34:postsea.5on I Sunday night to take the division at-bats. series three games to one and return ." "This time of day, it's hard to see to the NL championshtp for the first the ball," Ley ritz said. "I just swung time since 1984. in the right place and, with his veloc"Coming into this senes, a lot of ity. was able to hit it out ." Facing Johnson, batters usually people wrote us off." Gwynn said. "And I'll be hone!lt with you. I think press because they know how dift1the only people who thought we cult it's <going to be to score. could win this thing were the play· "I think the b1ggest tfiing is that ,ers." , ' guys could rela~ because we had a Now they're off to face the Atlanta lead." Gwynn sa1d. · Braves 'in the best-of-seven NLCS The Padres won Saturday night's staning Wednesday night at Turner game. 2-1 thanks to Leyritz's solo Field. horner to left.wtth one out in the sevLeyritz set the tone w'ith a 422-foot enth. On Thursday. his pinch-hit, drive to left center off Johnson lead· two-run shot wtth two out in the ninth ing off the second a.• twilight senled off Billy Wagner sailed just inside the over Qualcomm Stadium. Left-han- foul pole in right, tying the game at der Sterling Hitchcock, making his 4. The Asiros came back and won it first postseason stan. used a deva.5· 5-4 in the bottom of the mnth. tating split-fi ngered fa.,! ball to strike Johnson, the B1g Unit, lost his fifth out II m six inntngs. strmght deCision in the po~tseason, ''I'm numb right now." said · tying a major league record. Leyritz, who homered in the final " I dtdn't have my best stuff. but three games of the series. "I can't you give up three earned runs in 14 believe all that's ,gone on. 1 don't innings (in :wo starts), you don't feel CELEBRATION TIME comes lor the' San Diego t>adres' Jim Leyrltz and his three-year-old son Austin alter.the Padres' 6·1 victory over the visiting Houston Astros Sunday. The decision p~t the Padres opposite the Atlanl'a Braves In the National League Championship Series, which will start Wednesday night. 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"We have more conservative deer hunting regulations this year compared tq:recent years," said Bob Stoll, supervisor of the Waterloo Wildlife Researc h Station in Athens County. "From 1992-1997, deer regula· lions became increasingly aggressive in an attempt to stabilize deer abun· dance. These regulations worked and deer in 64 counties are now under desired target levels. As a result, most hunters will be able to take just one . deer under the more conservative reg· ulatwns now m efTect." Stoll sa1d. Ohio's four-month archery. deer season actually provides more hunt· ing opponunities for archers thiS year because of the new Sunday.hunting law that became effecttve June I. The Division of W1ldlife said bow hunters are gett ing 18 extra days afield this season with the addition ol Sunday huntmg. All legal game species may be hunted on public hunting areas during thetr respective open seasons on Sundays Certam restrictions _apply to Sunday hunting on private land. Additio~al mformat.ion about Ohio's huntmg and trappmg s~aso n s and regula!rons ts published m the • 1998-99 Hunting andTrappmg Re~­ ulattons Dtg<st. Thts ts a free pubh· catlpn avmlable Irom theDm""" of Wildl'ife and "!here hunun g l1censes are so ld, The wildlife agency predtcts the overall deer harvest thts yeur Will totaL 105 ,000 to 12~.000 deer, or about 20 to 30 percent below last year's total of 153, 159 deer. About 17 percent of thi s total harvest occu rs during the archery deer season. Hunters may use . longbows a~d crossbows. Legal hunting hours are HtGHL.AND OAKS • • By, JIM VERTUNO . HUNTINGTON. W.Va. <"PlMiami coach ~andy Walker wasted no time in telling his Jearn it could sull win the Mid-American Conference title de'pite a 31- 17 loss to Marshall. "We put a loss on Marshall last year and they ~:arne back to win the MAC. We can still do It," Wall\er said: The victory earned Mar.hall (5-0, 3-0) an imponant edge in the MAC East Division and the race for a benh The RedHawks now ha1•e to hope A year ago'" Oxford. Oh1 o. Mar- Bath ga1·e Mmm• an e;~rl y 7.,3 lead Marshall will <tumble later in the <ea- shall committed ~;e ven lllrn m er' and with • 16-) ard wuchdown·pa" to Jay son. MUI"'hallls 644 at Marshall Sta- alloY.ed Miami runmng ba<: L Tro11is · H'\)1 but fim,hed ju<l 7-of-23 pa-.ing dium since it opened in 1991 and Prentice to gam ::!03 yard' rur.hmg for 120 yard' wtth one touchdown plays three of its remaining live con- ·and "'ore four touchdo""' in a 45- and three inaercep1100'\. ference games at home . Salurday 21 RedHawL' \'iclory. Ma"hall quanerback Chad Pen· nigbt 's game drew a stadium record O'n Saturday nighr , Maf'hall nmgton " a' 25 of 45 for 307 yards crowd 33.2M. turned 'the ball ovor ju't t\\ ice an~ an"d tied the '"hool record of 69 · ' "We Jumped out on them and held Prent1 ce 10 84 ymp, nn :ncar- career touchdown passer. li;et by smelled blood." said Herd running ~lc>. well bela" hi' 184.3-yard aver- M1ch•CI Payton ( 1989-1992). back Doug C,hupman. who rushed for age. Mest imporl"nliy tvjaf'hall kept Penmnl}tnn u~ed II receivers and 112 yards lind a touchdown despite Prenlit'c oul of th~: end J.Onc made his only mistake in the third being listed as doubtful earlier in the " Lar.t ~car, we were young," !<>;tid quaner when Miami's Jay Baker week w11h it shoulder injury Marshall delen ... ive. Lackie Giradie reiUrned an interception 58 y;uds for in the conference Iitie gnme. It ·al ~o "Doug came through agam and Mercer .. Th1 r. year we were more a touchdown. . :, allowed Marshall a measure of again." said Marshall coach Bob focu sed. We wanted to \how every· "The hest th ing about this was it revenge. Miami (3-1. 1-1) was the Pruelt "It wo.ts atn;mendouo.; , tremen? ~ne we cah pl~..ty som~ dtofe nse al wa~ a conference wm and 1t was only MAC team 'to beat the Thun- . dous effon. There were so many Mar>haiL " revenge from last year." Pennington heroes tonight . We really made a big dering Herd in 1997. Miami mana£•:d lillie o ffense sa rd . ~ step. This is a gre:1t wm :~ aga111>t Mar.hall Quanerbar k M1ke Bills, Bear~,. ~olts get first wins of year estimates ~,, Ba;onig:;u~~:~::~:i;1at Green draw· 125,000 COLUMBUS ~ An estimated 125,000 bowhuniers are expected to panic[pate in, the statewide archery deer hunting season which opened Saturday, the Dlv!'ion of Wildlife smd. -~' ., The 121-day' archery se·ason w111 remain open daily through Jan. 31 including Sundays and during the fire"arms deer season which begins Nov, 30. "Last ·year; archery. hunters killed 26,639 deer, second only to the record archery harvest of 29.390 deer reoorded in 1994. An either-sex or special management antlerless deer permit is required in addition to a valid hunting license 10 hunt deer m Ohto. .· These perm 1ts cost $20 each. Hunters may purchase up to live urban deer permits at a cost of $10 each to take an antler less deer only in an urban deer zone or during a controlled hunt. However, most hunters will be ablt;to takeJUStone deer thiS fall and 'wmter depending on whe~e they hunt. The state is dtvlded mto four .types of deer hunting zones: this year. A lim 1t of one deer may be taken 10 Zone A or Zone B. which in~lud"' 74 Ohio counties, Hunters may take a limll of two deer in Zone c. which is a 14-c.ou nty region of southeastern Ohio including Meigs d Gallia counties. Addllional deer ~ay be taken 111 the five urban deer zones which include the AkronCleveland, Dayton-Cincinnati, Columbus. Toledo. and Youngstown areas. Deer zone bag l1 mi Is may not be added together. Only one antlered · buck may be taken during the fa ll/winter hunting season, regardless of method. In addition to t!J.e statewide archery and firearms di!"er Herd ·beats Miami RedHawks 31-17 Strawberry s~es Yankee teammates, fans following colon cancer. sur.gery _ ! l ll li(I S I AI I .111lh nut' The Daily Sentinel! Page 5 near tlie speedway created a backup and Ken Dilger he lpe~ the Colts ( J. es for 169 yards and a touchdown. Eagles (0-5) Brister filled in for Jolm that produced a stream of water NFL roundup Sm1th ran for 120 yards and a touch- Elway,' who tested hiS ailing right . 4) beat the Chargers t:l-3). flowing down the backstretch. causary~ , ,Warren ru,hed for 104 down, ' Alexander tnlercepted a 'pass by hamstring and lower back. i'ng t~ o race to be red-flagged for 42 By The Associated Press yards and ~w,o touchdowns agamsl .Leaf to set up one touc hdown and Bucs 20, Giants 3 minutes. The race took -nearly five The Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears the Redskins to-5), off to thelf wor~l recovered a fumble to set up anothAt Tampa. Fla.. Charles Mincy hours to complete and track officials and Indianapolis CoiL• were a com,stan Si nce 19RI. er. Dilger run in a two-poini converan interception 22 yards for returned turned on the facility's lights for the bmed 0-11 in the lirst four weeks of Patriots 30, Saints 27 sion on a well-executed fake and a touchdown ,on lhe third play of the final 70-plus laps. the season. Then they all won on the At New Orleans, Adam Vinateri recovered an onside kick after San game as the Buccaneers bounced No one was injured. but an 11 -car same day. · Diego had pulled within two points kicked a a 27-yard field goal with six back from. an emba';'aS>tng Monday pileup on lap 203 badly damaged The Bills shocked lhe San · Fra~· with I :48 left. seconds left as New England handeo night loss. several top-10 cars. including those cisco49ers 26-21. the Bears rallied to Jets 20, Dolphins 9 New Orleans its first loss of the seaRegan Upshaw and Ronde Barber of Dale Eamhardt, Bobby Labonte, beat the Detrott Lions 31-27, and the At East Rutherford, N.J., Cunis sOn. , also picked off passes for Tampa Bay Terry Labonte and Mike Skinner. - Colts downed the San Diego ChargManin rushed for 108 yard< and a After New Orleans (3- 1) tied it on (2-3), coming ofT a 21-point loss to One of the contending drivers who ers 17-12 on Sunday. Rob Johnson threw for 254 yards touchdown as New York (2-i) Doug Brien's 37-yaid field goal wit,h Detroit. The Bucs held New York (2managed to negotiate his way snapped a four-game losing streak to I :32 remaining. Drew Bledsoe com- 3) to 135 yards in total offense. through' the wreckage was Ward Bur- and a touchdown, and Buffalo shut Miami. pleted four passes to set up the Raiders 23, Cardinals lO ton. He went on to finish seoond, his out San Francisco·~ high-powered • Dan Mari no had a poor day for the nn ing field goal for the · game-wi At Tempe, Anz., Donald Hallas best showing in ·nearly three years. offense for three quarters before sur· Polphins 0·1 ). gmng 13-for-31 for Patriots (3· 1)_ an injured Jeff George with replaced But he crossed the finish line about viving a late rally. ' . '121 yards, gelling sacked three ttmes . Broncos 41, Eagles 16 50 seconds left in the fo"t quaner and , 1.50 yards behmd Manin. " Everyone counted us out from and throwing two int~rceptions. MiaAt Denven backup quarterback gurded Oakland 10 the VIctory. " We beat everybody but one car, the stan," Bills defensive end Bruce mi's running attack also ~p utte~d. Bubby Bnster threw four touchdown Hallas was 12 of 22 for IM yards and 1 wanted that one car bad," Bur- · Smith said. "There were ' many ga1ning just 34 yards. a nd Terrell Davis ran for 168 passes and scored on a one-yard run for the ton said. " But it's a good stan." · doubters and that's all right. In life Cowboys 31, Redskins 10 yards and two scores. Raiders (3-2). who were trailing 7-3 Dale Jarrett, the defending race you're going to have people that At Landover, Md:. Jason Garrell, The Broncos (5-0) built a 35-2 when George pulled a groin muscle winner, came to Charlone in third don't respect you." Emmitt Smith and Chris Warren had halfttme lead and 41-2 advantage and left the game. Jake Plummer wa.< place in the points, 470 behind GorEnk Kramer passed for two touchbig games as Dallas routed wmless after three quarters before Charl1e 23 of J9 for 208 yards and two touchdon. Jarrett had engine problems and downs and mn for one, and the Bears Washington. Garner ran for a pair of three-yard downs for the Cardmals (2-3). but wound up 24th, dropping him 539 off held Barry Sa~ders to 28 yards rush· completed 14 of 17 passscores in the final period lor the was intercepted three times. Garrett the lead and all but eliminating him . mg to get thw first wm smce last ' from IItle contention. ·, Dec. 14. That means it's down to Manin, "It's been awhile, to have that who has finished founh or peUer' in exalted feeling after a game. Now llofl2races,andGordon:whohas we've got to keep it up," said 39 career victories· but none in Octo- Kramer, who helped the Bears over-ber or November of any year. come a 27-10 deficit in the fourth By RONALD BLUM "We JUSt want to show h1m how · c~ps- Con~ even brought one ta.the 1 "We just have to keep our heads quaner. NEW YORK (AP)- A day after much we Care - and we got the JOb hospital - was on the Yankees' down and work at it," Martin sai d. The Chargers-Colts game was a cancerous tUmor was removed done he w;mted u~ to do."' David minds ~s they prepared. for Tuesday's "Sometimes you get lucky. and that's billed as a showdown ·between Pey- from Darryl Strawberry's colon, Ihe Cone said at the b-JIIpark before Join- start pf the AL c h~mpionship series all we can really hope for right now." ton Manning and Ryan Leaf. but nei- scene outside Columbia· Presbyterian ing lfa mmales Chilr Ddvis, Joe GJmragainst Cleveland. Dr. Stuart HerManin is the only driver who has ther rookie quanerback was impres· Medical Center res<mbled the plaza di, Derek Jeter. Tino M~ninez. Andy shon,the team physician. held a clubfinished in the top I0 in 'points m sive. outsidr Yankee Stadium. Pett111e and T1m Raines on the trip to house meett ng and gave an update on Manning and Leaf each, complet· each of the last nine years but has There were fans. there we.re cam: the hospitaL about a mile from Yan· Strawberry's condit1on. never won a title. Even if that does- ed 12 of 23 passes with one inter- era crews. And, yes. there were Yan· kce S1ad111m. Hershon told them doctors believe n'! change this year, he 's confident ception. Leaf passed for 160 yards, kees, too. as half a dozen teammates Strowberry, whose No 39 was the cancer had nol spread · that tliere will continue to be good and Manning threw fqr 137. made visits. st itched on tKe back of .rll Ya~kccs days ahead for Roush Racing. 'Tilt getting more and more comSunday. was one of them. Roush fonable." Manning said after getting cars occupied four of the top eight his first NFL regular'season victory. finishing spots. "The plays are going to come. " "I have accomplished a lot of In other NFL games. it was Atlanta 51, Caroli.na 23; Dallas 31, things in my career and so ha~ Jack 1!-oush, and he will get a champi· Wa.•hington 10; New York Jets 20, o~ship with his Winston Cup deal," Miami 9; New England 30. New Martin said. "I'm not sure I'll be the Orlean• 27; Tampa Bay 20, New one that delivers it to him." ,1 York Giants 3; Oakland 23, Arizona Roush heard Manin 's remarks 20; Denver 41, Philadelphia 16; and , Kansas City 17, Seallle 6. and smiled. on d ee.r· archery Seas_ '. ' tion flags: and a broken sewer line 1 ' ,. -100 • one of numerous long day of racing on Charlotte's 1.5mile. high-banked trioval. Th.e event was slowed by II cau- :Qh io DOW " ' ~ 110 S :11urdu~ Sundav ' s Sl'orc~ k h .!O \ 1t,l!\il 11 1om tl I flllll 0 I 1 I wa~ MARK MARTIN ·' '' This week's .!t:lah• I I 0 7<;,o 1117 xo I 0 7i 0 X'} 7-1 1 !J 7 ~0 \II Xll I lJ ~'ill 'J' J I I 'i "il l.t " " ' ( ht r.tll l unl ll. L ht. ll' L l'rl. 1 1)1\I'IUil Arl.nol.r Nc•w Or k .m -. t ' The go~isn't. . Ilim'"' ll '\lor llt <.I'<'ILrll 10 \~ 1'\.U I I .. Itl:! I ltld l.llh i ~(} ~ , ,, h it! Ill I] '""' I l) • l'urdul' '\(> M r ll l l\'~r l l,r 2 1 tJI!J tlS I /\1 1 2M l'..:n ll !\l,rl o: 1J M r~lnj.!. t nSt.rll IK l c' llll.il Mrll llt!.rll7 70 4 0 ~ IM) IO<J ' t21• -+ !I 21Ml IIJ7 I IIi IJ1 II llll ;' " We've got to pick up a bunch of Lpoints someplat;_e to have any chance ~ of catching up to him." ··,: ~ Gordon can wrap up his third ; champtonship in four years by lin· '\ · ishing fifth or better in the remaining f five1, races. no matter what Martin does. . , ; "We dodged a bunch of bullets ; today. We were fortunate to g~t the ~ 'car back up to fifth place." said Gor- ' ·. don . who began 'the race from the :.26th spot. his worst staning position since February. He charged to the front and led four times for 47 laps before the .ieft rear quaner panel of his Chevrolet Monte Carlo was dented in a wreck twoJhirds of the way in\O the event, leaving him struggling to stay in con· tention the rest of the way. He wound up about a half-lap behind Manin. "lim JUS! gomg, to count my blessings." Gordon said. "I was sideways, getting hit all over the . place about two or three times." Gordon S11turday"s s(.'ures 1.1(~1 ( 'hr~. r go l'e nu "11 'J2 Il l ~2 117 7-1 liN Dr11111111 -1 t) Ill -1 ALABAMA The net effect? Gordon came to ~1ct1ms on what turned out tp be a Each of our 18 courses is easy to reach by interstate. And the best thing is, you can get from one site to the next in aboutithe time it (akes to play nine holes. It will be the easiest drive you' II have all day. , One toll.-free call·gets you champions~ip golf and hotel accommodations. 11"""·' Y. urllt•thrll (l 1 2 IJ r,O(I I l~ _:. -. Nun -•·unr,. n- r~t· •· I I I IIUU~ .rr l M r dti~. U l .rl N \\ rn lin t•tun , "''"'11., ' N ~ fntl lh ') Big Ten standings 1- *- IN · t Charlone 199 points ahead of Man in ' !: and left with a 174-point lead. r ··This won't cut It,"" Martin said. I II Lll'o hn ~ (ot ~ llr.tl Mr um l l'lll Mt Lht ) .Ill 11 I ~~~ . lr /l.l r\ RS H/\ 11 .11 OHI O 1112 <;\ -l I 0 ,O.:I~J ltJX hI I ,:! U /,1 Ill ~ I Il l flf llf ii~ Wol ,l 1 2 U~l 'i I) !II SITES . 1s easy..~ K ~ nt ~f1 '\() ''"I 7K ,,~ " (\It rn 1 '" '""" (.'~nt nrl 'itt{) (J{)(J i\TA C -Sutunl uy,, ' . (ore, 11 ILry 2 0! Thb week '.s slate -+ ~ ~7 -1 , IJ. rll," 2 I I I (>1 I) l.;:1~h 200 o " mo l' rt h hu ir: h ~ 'i Aln m IJ \V Mr l ltr~.nl 27 NL l,our ~ r.III.J 14 bHhrn lln1 ' 111 fl , IJ:am 'i(.l(! ,\ li\C R.rJI Sl I K N Jllrnur\ 11 B to ~o~ hrrg G rcL'Il l'i , OH I<J 7 1- Mrcl11g.u1 211 Kc nl 17 M'\KSHALJ 'I .'111,1nu 17 CO"fERf.,. ,Cf. II ~il ! IJ 7~() COURSEs ~ oN ' SEVEN • r'll un-,unrcnnn· I GOLF! ' 18 Getting here • C..:m l'ln11~1.r ' I I ulctli t 24 M1 d ~t c .ur S1 W. Ccrrt Midn)'.m 7 ~ DEALER ALCO A BUILOING PROD UCTS •., • time . , In a year when he has sel career , , bests with seven victories and 23 IPP· 10 finishes, Manm also finds himself needing a big break in the closing ,. weeks of the season to ovenake Jefr J Gordon fot the championship. ,, Nonetheless. Martin doesn't want . ,to emenain any talk about bei,ngfrus;. trated. . . . · ."This is the greatest year of my _ life," he said after winning the UAWGM Quality 500. "I don't see how , anybody could look at this year and , Jhink that it wa.< a failure." , . Man in put on a 'dominating show . Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway. where he started on the outside ·of the from row. By the time the 334lap event ended, Martin had led six .. times for 215 laps. He kept his Jack , Roush-owned Ford Taurus up front for 133 of the last 134 laps. includ' , 'lng the final 66. •lwe weren't messing around, ... :· ~arlin said. "We led every lap that , we could lead. We 're charging now." But when it was over. Manin looked up at the scoreboard and saw :'lhat Gordon 'made a late surge to lin• ish in the top live fof the 15th con- Saturday's .sl'ur~:s NFL stand'ings r..ru Mmmr • ' - 1-800-798-3159 ' (hcrull L ~ , By JOE MACENKA CONCORD. N.C. (AP) ~ Mark • Manin has every reason to feel like , ~e's in the wrong place at the wFOng ' ~pril . 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() Suuth i\l:i -!l trtl\lll,!!h 1111 2 ~ sw I Hlll -1.1 \1, 1 I l flk,iuSI 27 M 11n holl\l I I 1\p p.rl.td ll .m SJ Ill W . ~,.. I or" l 27 t 1 cII i\rl I'II IL' Bhri J 2 ~ 1\ J.rh.1f11.1 S1 I ~ MAC standings S.m l>u;:gn b H\lu<holl I. S.111 D rc~ro w m ~ "! .. n Dt<.:)! I IJ w ~,, Vt r~" l ' · ' -l ~ 1\ ,11 ) ~ 4 \\'i llt,UII & M.rr ~ -1 ~ I <ll ljll.- IS • Several home owners In your area will be glv•n the · opportunity to have 1998 ALCOA VInyl Siding. Your home · may be used as a dlaplay home In your vicinity and we'll make II worth your while. We are doing this to establish a reference pol~t ill your locale. ~7 flc·.,rc r ' ';...utlr ~ lll II' \' !1. 11 7 ( ic·,.f~r.r Jc ,lt .tl !Jul.• I I ( II , UII h Jrn ~ St :'i~ l't,Jill <' \' h II ..J () ll lll ~,n.l '1-• ll~. l lllllk' c.... J,m.r tl !~ / rc~ " 'i\ Sl ~ 7 1~. '~ ' our hem 1: •;tnhl rll 2 llfll' l 1 •lk·rt ) 211 ('lr.rrk' H.ru\luu I Suntla) \ !iCon: ;t,oi,w.•,. .ll Ill I.SU ( , ,ll1CM2S ' Tmillng 2-1, the Astros loaded the bases without a h~.off Joey Hamilton 1n the seventh. Dan Miceli came on and retired the side on four pitches, striking out Brad Ausmus and gelling Carl Everett - pinch-hitting for Johnson- to pop up to thtrd. The Padres scratched out ;an unearned run in the sixth to go ahead 2- L Greg Vaughn hit a high fly with two 'outs and left fielder Moises Alou had to run in. Alou tried to make a sl idi'ng catch and missed. giving Vaughn a double. ' -1 -LJ .. i Wyo mi nj! Satun.l:~y\ ~cu rt l I l ul.nr..: 12 '! "" ",, •n7 -1'-{) Nurr~· D.ut~<: ~ .Martin - 5 HOMES THAT NEED PAINTiNG! SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! l lol!l ol,r lh •\ l.,h.on l.l Ill l lorul.r ,\ ,\1\1 "II tk l. lll.tl~' \1 ~ I I \urul.oSt ~ -I t..l .n J l,,m l Ill I UIIIMII II \\ l .rl•olru.t7 New H.rmp, lllh' q ( ulllrc·clrdll 211 J',•nn 20 IJ,,, ~u.-11 Itt. l'llhhu r~ll l'i r\l rrlll () l{l ll'lk t-lrml-14 II"""' lh !{t•ho..·r r Mru n' -t 2. V. . t ~ll d 1,7 S .t ~o r<.: tl 1-k.rn I I) S~ I r.lllcll l'.t 7 series. pr St 12. MARSHALL IJ K ~ nwd;y 7. Cilw ~ 1 r "[ ..: l11 fJ 1\r r !'tore~ _. Purlluc J Oll,rln •n r.r S1• l S11turda} 's scorr At l.ml.r b. Chl l.tt: r>l ~tl . rn t,r Will \ ~cnc~ I 0 ~JII Uh~gu 2 .• 17 Gwynn, 38, is the only player left from that Padres team, although Bruce Bochy ts the manager, Tim Flannery the thtrd base, coach and Greg Booker the bullpen_coach. Hitchcock and three relievers COlli· bined on a three-httter agat?st the Astros, who led the NL tn ~nng thts season' but managed JUSt etght runs tn t~is series. They go home frustr•!ed for a seeond straight year. havmg been swept by .Atlanta m the first round tn 1997. ''It's just kmd of hard for me to think about," Houston star Jeff Bagwell saio "lt'sjust too devastating to even think about.". . • Johnson was bnlhant after betng traded from Seallle to Houston on July 31 , going 10-1 with a 1.2SERA. But the Padres beat him twice this ~ · 1 11 76 . Wus hiii,!!IIH1 70 M1 .1 111r lrl.1 J 211 Mll sr.-lp- 1'\tl<)nta vs. Chicago \ 'S. !.' I I ' I 21'\ () llrh,·h· ll'ccntrl~ v t• l c ~ Houston X ,_ , r ~ JI.. ~ 1\&M • ' I 1.32(, 1· 1 2 1 N C.rmlrn.r S1 2-J S)r• ILII ~..1~ i ,_, :!0 1\r l.:.rr t~ '' 21 Mt .. ~ tl UII \h-dnrsda~ . 0£1. 14 CLEVLLANIJ .rl Nc~ York K {)7 p 111 , rl IICl 1 c~~ary I l. i 19 I ll I 2111 ~ -0 1,0-1' I 010 Ill II) Stuuh..:r11 C.ll II ncc I. ~-II -1 -0 .).() M 1-lu nd.r St 1J Vrrgr111 .1 10 t\rrrnn.l I I L'-iU 1:? w, ~u•tr .. ru 11 Penn St 1.) Cu lur.nlu I 'i Oic'g"n 16 W~·~ • Vrrgrnr .r 17, Vlf,!! lllll ll'Lh _. .. 'i7~ H) ,,, 7 G<.!nl'p:r U .l'V , ELAN D .11 Nc11. Yo.rk 1Cutll.' ~0 7J .f IJ1 Nc "' YUil 1-U I t2J I 1.7-1(, I (..tO ~ -U .- r .·nn~· ~ \t:.: . Yurl. f\V,oJh IK- -1 ! K07 tu.ll:t:!:J< () 1 UCLA JI J Tu~l;~, .. I l..:.~sl ... I Oh l\> S1 (66 t 2 N~hr.t~k. l t I J • AIXS N ~w 111 \L' flo.ll ll l [<J f ~ Iwn \Ill\ \ '> liiC ~ \. [ CLEV ELA ND ,11 pm t NUC ! thro ilj! h 2 .~th r•l.n.: ~ t'li'IC' :md r. 1 11 km~ 111 prl' \'11111'- l'u ll );alurdav·, 'ICurr CLE VI:LAND 2 lfu~ tuu I CLEVEL'\ND , \ , lu \ ,11['01 1111~ h.l!tl.'d un 2 '1 .I fi r ~! p f, h,. L' \ ;l\l' fnr l{ u l)o!~- , , M u n m,ullo N I -ll I .r S rlk 7 111.: r,,r ::! 'i h ! .lll h Ill lltc A •MII.Ioii\' J l'n.· ~\ ~~~ r ..., lq !l' l•totb.ill poll wuh llnt -pl.t,,· \'lite' 111 p.,r.:nlh,•- I Clenland vs. Rnstnn 1 M1.r1111 5 \ like you ' re going to lose too many ballgames." ..aid Johnson , who left for a pinch-hitter in the seventh. " Everybody counted us out." ~ Hitchcock said. '"They·said we couldn't beat Johnson t~ice in a five-gai))C. series. Well, we beat htm twice in a four-game senes. These guys never let up." · · This series was close and tense, with the fir;t th:ee games being decided by one run. This one was headed that way until reliever Jay Powell gave up pinch-hiller John VanderWal's two-run triple' and Wally,.)oyner's two-run homer in the · eighth. With the crowd of 64,898 roaring. Trevor Hoffman closed out the ninth for the Padres, who now face a Braves team that beat them live . limes in nine games lhis year. Hoti,,ton 's Rtcky Gutierrez kneeled in the on-deck circle for a few minutes afterthe final ou~ which sent the Padres bursting out of the dugout and fireworks bursting overhead. Houston's Craig Bigg io sat in the dugout, stunned, staring at the scene. Ltke they did the night they won the NL West, Padres players and their families partied on the field. This is the first time the Padres have been this far since 1984, when they beat the Chicago Cubs to win the pennant only to lose the World Series 4-1 to Detroit. ~AI.COAo a Scoreboard A P Top 25 college poll ~ Pomeroy • Middlepqrt, Ohio -~~--~~----~----~------~~~====~~------------~~~~~ win series 3-1 Padres beat Astros 6-1, AL playoffs : MQnday, October 5, 1998 Monday, October 5, 1998 •' Baseball .. • . At Orchard Park, N.Y., the Bills built a 23-0 lead in the third quarter 'before the 49ers staged a comeback and pulled w1thin 26-21 on Steve Young's 2l·yard touchdown puss to J.J. Stokes with 1:03 1eft. San Francisco (3·1 l recove red an onside kick, but the play was w1ped out by an offsides penalty against the 49ers, their NFL-record 22nd penalty of, the game. Buffalo ( 1-3) recovered the second onside auemJll to clinch the victory. Bears 31, Lions 27 · At Chicago, Kramer completed 26 of 37 pusses for 275 yards and Chris Penn had six catches for a career-high 106 yards forthe Bears ( 1-4). 'Rookie Charlie Batch was 16 of 31 for 268 yards and two scores for the Lions ( 1-4). Detroit's Johnnie Morton caught two passes: for 138 yards, . including a 98-yarder for a touchdown. Chiefs 17, Seahawks 6 At Kansas City, Mo., R1ch Gannon, 'atoning for three lost fumbles. scored on a 4~ yard run and connect· ed with Andre Ri son on an 80-yard <touchdown as Kansas City beat Seat· tie (3-2) following a first-half downpour and a 54-mi111.lte delay. As torrential rain s pelted the field and lightning flashed across the mght11me sky. NFL oftici~ls halted play with 7:10 leli in the second quarter and the swre knotted 3-3. Only 'a light rain fell rno\t of the second half. but the muddy conditions contnbuted to more sloppy play, including two lost fumbles by Seaule running back R1cky Wauers and five for the Chiefs (4- I), one shah of the Z9-year·old team record. Falcons 51, Panthers 23 ' At Atlanta, Tim Dwight returned the opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown and the Atlanta Falcons scored their most points in 25 years by routing wi~less Carolina. · Atlanta (3-1) scored three touchdowns in a 48-second span of the third quaner. Carolma (0·4) fumbled on its first three possessions uf the second half and finished w1th six ' .. To Appear In The THE DAILY. SENTINEL, :POINT PLEASANT REGISTER 0 0 ' 0 and GALLIPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE 0 0 0 On Wednesday; Octobir 21, 1918 '· ' 0. I Reach Over 18,000 Homes ·an The Tri·County Area! 0 0 0 0 0 ~~~~--~~~~~~~ ~ ~o AD DEADLINE Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1998 o o L-----~:~ - .~------~~--~0 Call Dave For Mora Information 992·2155 Ext. 104 0 0 0 000000000 turnovers. Colts 17, Chargers 12 At Indianapolis, Elijah Alexander i • �... \ . .. ' By The Bend The Daily Sentiii,!! ' Mo n day , October 5, 1998 • The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio . 005 Personals 110 • • Monday, October Start dating: tonigl'lt! Hav:e tun Dabl'lg Game, I · 800-A()MANCE. exteMion QOIS 5, 1998 P'aV!ng tnt Ohio He lp Wa nted IJ(~~:~~T~o:H~u~m~a~n~R~e;.oo~u~rc~e / ACCESS Head Start Is Accept rn11 Appl rcatiO.n& Fof The Followrng PositionS 30 Announcements Ann Landers !997. U"' AIIVIh Ti'"" Sylklo.~" .l!ll,) Crui.Of• S)l'ldlf;';ll.c" Dear Readers: The response to my question. •·wa., cheating worth it?" has prod uced so much mai l. I'm devoti ng two days to the subject. i hope you enjoyed yesterday's column. And now. here's another one: .Fro m ·Hot Springs, Ark.: I am 65 years old and ~ have "strayed" wi th live diffe ren1 women. My wife is a fi ne perso n, but thanks to her strict re ligious · upbringi ng. she believes sex is for procr,eation only. After we had our fa mily. she cut me off comple tely. I do not believe a healthy. married man . shoul d be expec ted to lead a celibat.e.life , so of course. I became interested in other women and was quite surprised that so many women found me altrac· ti ve. This is not an exc use -- it's a simple explanation for my decision to seek outs ide cOmpani on ~hip. None of the "other women" were after anything more than a liul e pleasure to bri ghten their dreary li ves. All were c!ose to my age. I was not looking for a "tropby about the same age. After 12 years ho lic who wouldn' t get help for her four years. My wife found out about blonde... The women made no of a discreet a_ffair. -re faced three addiction. She refused to. admit she it and agreed to go to Alcoholics . Send questions to Ann Laaden, demands on me. nor did I make any agonizing choices: Continue as we had a problem, in spi te of the fac t Anonymous if I would gi ve up rriy Craton Syudicale, 5777 W. Cende mands on the m. No one was were', give each other up or divorce • that she passed ou~ almost every darling. I agreed. She kept her end of tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angela, deceived. and no one was hurt. My our spouses and get married. We night. After two years of " doi ng the agreement, and I kept mine. Do I straying contributed a 10\ toward my decided on the. Jatter and braced o ur- without," -1 had an affair wi th - a regret the cheating? No. They were Callr. 90045 me ntal health. and I' m sure it did the If se lves to accept the consequences. beautiful young widow. It tasted the times of li fe. : same for my partners. All involved whatever they· might be. That took Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice said it made them . happier and more courage than I thought I had. • healthier. Nobody fe lt diminished or We were ~u pre me ly happy for 33 PUBUC NOTICE County of ·Melg•, Ohio, on ret.,dotlqn - · and Ohio.~ Tho Vlllogo of Pomeroy tho 2111 day pf July, 19118, "developmonbll dleabllltltt John N. lhle, Cholnnon damaged. years. Our c hil dr~n we re not ,judgS.ld Ill< baing:• Rill D. Smith, Dtroctor. Pisca taway, N.J .: I am "the mental. They were pleased that we dlllroe to recolvo tilled -lhort will be oubmltted to bldo for the following lho qualillod oloctoro of An oddlllonol · tox of 1.8 . Doted Sept. 8, 19118 -Other Woman" in that well-k nown had fo und so much happiness with vehlclea. told ochool dlotrlct at the mlllo Ill 1 rote not exceeding (10) 5, 12, 19, 28 triangle. and I can tell you it wa' on<> anot her. My . darling passed 1991 Ford Crown VIctoria olocllon to bo held on tho 1.8 mille tor ooch one dolllr 4TC 3rd day of November, 1998, of v•Juatlon, which amounta NOT worth it. I was miserable from away a few months ago. and I cher- minimum offer of $800.00 Public Notice the guilt and isolation my cheating ish_lhe years We had together. Was it 1978 lntornollonal Dump at the regular ptocoo of to olghiHn cento ($0.18) for · imposed. How did I finally extract wort h it ? Abso l u t~ ly, posi tive ly; Truck minimum offe r of voting therein, the que•tlon each one hundred dolloro of $1,000.00 . of levying a renewaP tax valuation, lor llvt (5) yoero. NOTICI! myse lf from that dead-end relation-. YES. All oealod bldo ohall be OUIIIdo of lht ttn·mlll RoviMCI Code, Sac. Tho Polio lor oold ship ? I woke up one morning a nd Rapid City, S.D.: My affair hap- rocelvtd In tho Clork'l conotltutlonal llmltotlon to~ Election will open 11 6:30 2717.01(A) Nolleo lo hoiobr given asked myself •. "If he would leave his pe ned 10 years ago. Do I regreti t? office ol 320 Eaot Main tho benefit of tho Melgo o'cloc k A.M. ond remoln Pomeroy, Ohio on or Local School Dlotrlct lor tho open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. lhll · Tlno Loul11 Henrr. wife to marry you. how can you be Yes. wilh every fiber of my bei ng. Strttt, before October 18, 1988 at purpoae of · permanent oleald dey. Coot No . 29200 of 33180 su re he won't leijve you for the nex t My wife deserved beller than the 12:00 · PM EST. · Tho Improvement• at a rate of By order of tho Boord 'of Welle Run Rd ., Portland, pain. and di sgrace I gave her. Our Pomeroy Council re11rv11 flvo -(5) mlllo for each one Electtono, of tolelgo County, OH. 45no, hoo IIPPIItd to woman who appeals to him?" tho Common Plott Court, I' m ashamed of what I did In his chi ldren were de vastated. We we re the right to occept or reject dollar ($1 .00) of lax Ohio. Probata Dlvlolon of Molgo valuation, which amount• to any or . o il bldo. John N. lhlt, Chairman family and mine_. He swore they did- divorced, and from then on; everyfilly canto ($0.50) lor each Rita D. Smith, Director County, Ohio lor on order to · Kathy Hyoell n't know about our affair. but I th ing went downh,ill. My advice to Clerk one hundred · d·ollare chenge _my nemt to TlfW Dated Sept. 8, 19118 doubt that this was possi ble. To any man wit h a family who is think- (9)28 ($100.00) of tax valuation, (10) 5,12,1V,26 Loul.. Sutton. Sold oppllcotlon will be lor a ltvo (5) year period, 4TC ans wer your question. " Was it worth ing abo ut hav ing an affair is DO N'T (10)5,12 oommenclng with tax year hoard In uld Court, II 1:30 3TC it '!''·· no way. DO IT. Get into counse ling. Face the Public Notice 1999, collection year 2000. p.m., on the eth doy of No Name, State or City: Was it issues. Affairs don' t heal or help. The polio will be open November, 111911. Public Notice · •Notice of Eltctlon on Tox (10)511c worth it? Yo.u bet! We met wben we They only complicate mailers. Trust from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Lovy In Excooo of tho Ten PUBLIC NOTICE on oald data. were in our 40s. bot h in unhappy me. I have been down thai road, and Mill Umltotlon A . v iewing · lor elating By Ordar of tho Board of Public Notice marri ages and both prominent in our I reg ret it Ritvlaed Code, Sectlona varlouo'roado end portion• Elacllono of tho County of rather small town. and had children . Honolulu : My wife was .an alco- of roado In Salem Townohlp NOTICE OF SALE,,, M61go, Ohlo 3501.11 (0), 5705.19, 5705.25 J, NOTICE It hortby given B~ vlnuo of o Writ of will bo Jlold on October 18, Rita D. Smith _. 1998, aolollowo: ·DirectOr that In pur1uimce of ·a Execution and Court Ol'!lora' Reeolu.llon of tho Vlllogo to lho Bhorlfl of Melgo 8:30 o.m.-Parklnoon Rood · (10) 5, 12, 19, 28, 4tc Council of lho VIllage of County, Ohio, l11uod out of (T41) . Middleport, Mlddl 9:00 a.m,-Wolla Lane (Ta73) Public Notice the common PIHI Court of Ohio, palled on tho 9:20 a.m.-Little Road (T84) Molgo County, Ohio, In tho 'Notice oi 1Eiectlon on TIIX day of July, 1998 there 9:40 a.m.-Denison Road ClOt Of Formort Bonk l Lovy In Exceoo of the Ten bo oubmlttod to a vote RACINE- Racine Chapter 134. Sovlngo Compony, Plaintiff, POM ERO Y - " Meigs Ba nd (T332) Mill Limitation tho people of aald vo. Donold J. Rouoh, et al., 10:10 a.m.-Rile Road (T330) Order of the Eastern Star. election of Boosters. Mo nday, 6 p.m. in the Rtvloed Code, Stctlono aubdlvlelon at a Generel Defendant•, 10:30 a.m.-Halo Road upon a · officers. sc hool cafeteiia to prepare for apple- (T335) 3501.11(0), 5705.19, 5705.25 Election I<> be hold In _Judgmontthortln rendered, NOTICE II hereby glvtn VIllage of Middleport, Ohio, being Caoo No. 98--CV-87 In butter project. 11 :00 a.m.-Cross Road that In purauance of a at the regular place• of oold Court, I will offer for MIDDLEPORT - Hyse ll Run (T225) 11 :30 a.m.-Swan Road Resolution of tho Board of voting therein, on tho 3rd oolo otthe front door of tho Holiness Church. rev ival' throu gh TUESDAY Davia Road (T449); County Comm1111onora of dey of November, 1898, the Courthou11 In Pomeroy, · 0 ct. II . Ev ange li st, Charl es R. RUTLAN D Rutland Town- (T71); the COuniY of Melge, Melge, quoiotlon of levying -a IIX, In Molgo County, Ohio, on lho Parker Run (T18) Swigger. with special sipging each ~ hip Trust ees ~ regular sess ion, TuesA hearing on thoao roada Ohio, paoood on tho 27th exCtll Of thO tan mill 18th doy of October, 1888, evening . will be hold at 1:00 p.m., day of July, 1998 there will llmltetlon, for tho benefit ol ot 10:00 o.m. , tho following day. 6 p.m. October 19, 1998, In tho' bo oubmlttod to a v_olo of Middleport VlllaQo lor tho gooda and chottolo. A Commlaalonoro' Office at -tho people . of • oald purpooe of Flro 'Protecllon completo deocrlptlon of tho CARPENTER Columqi a ALFRED - The Orange Town- their regular mooting Said lex bolng:' oubdlvlolon at a General property lo •• followe: 'l'ownship Trustees. Monday. 7.:30 ship Trustees will meet at 7:30p.m. Gloria Kloto, 'Clark · Election to be hold In tho An additional tax of 1.5 1898' ·Honda ATV·Strlll c 0 u n 1 y . County of Molgo, Ohio, at milia at a rate not ixceodlng #478TE150fT~1757 p.m. at the fire statioti in Carpente r. Tuesday at the home of the cle rk M 0 1g 0 . . Commlealonera , tho regular placoo of voting 1.5 mlllo lor ooeh one dollar TERMS OF SALE: Cooh on Os ie Follrod. · (9) 28 thoroln, on tho 3rd day of or valuation, which amounta doyofule. · REEDSVILLE - Eastern Ele- · (10) 5 November, 1998, the to fifteen conto ($0.15) lor Jamee M. 8ouloby, m entary PTO, 7 p.m., sc hool cafetoPO MERO Y - Salisbury To wn - · 2Tc qulltlon of levying a tax, In each one hundred dollart of ShM-111 1 rium, . 'sht'p Tru stee s, T uesday, 6 p.m. 1o wn - ,_- - . . , . . . - - - , - - - - - - oxctto . of lho ·ton mill valuation, for a continuing (10)51tc ship hall on Rock Springs Road. Public Notice limitation, lor tho benefit of period of time. Motga County lor tho Tho . Polio lor oo,ld . REE DSVILLE - The Oli ve purpo1e of Maintenance, Election will open at 8:30 NOTICE OF ELECTION Tow nship Trustees will have its reg- WEDN"SDAY , Notice 11 hereby given capital construction, and o' clock A.M. ond remoln : ular meeting Monday at the townPAG EVILLE Scipio Town- that pursuant to 1 operation of Carleton open until 7:30 01clock P.M. 1 and Molga oloald day. ship garage on Joppa Road at 7:3 0 ship Tru stees. 6:30p.m. Wednesday rooofutlon adopted by tho School Boord of Education of the lnduatrlea workshop for By order of tho Board of p'.m." at the Pagevill e town hall .' Molgo Local School Dlat(ICI, persona with mental Eloctlono, of Molgo·County, Co_ mmunity The Community Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing tO' announce meet· ings and special events. The calendar is not des igned to promote sales or 'fund raisers of any lype. ltems are printed as s pace permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a specifi c number of days, • MONDAY ' SYRAC USE- Sutton Township Board or. Tillstees. regular sess ion. Monday. 7:30 p.m., Syracuse Vil lage Hall. · EASTERN - Eastern Elementary PTo:· Monday. 7 p.m. in the school cafetorium. RACIN E Racine Village Counc il , Monday, f p.m. at the municipal building .. ,· (C4t Out lor Futuro DlocounQ •Wa s h e rs • Hot Water Heater • Ra nges , • Freezers . • Refrige rators • Dishwashers • Dryer Call Ken Young I (740) 985·3551 1121/91 .1 mo. pd ril · ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN EXISTING WOOD DOUILE HUNG OPENING ' OPTIONS AYAILAILE . ,, -)$2~!799* .. POMEROY, OHIO W. VA. N023477 11 0 COURT ST. 1-800-291 -5600 . MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRE-D -~ ~ ' fJacks Roofing HOWARD .~ & Construction EXCAVATING CO. · Roofing Repairs •Coatings •Sidings Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites ' Land Clearing & . Grading Se ptlc System & Utilities Estimates (614) g92-3838 , 12/18/lln 8 Free Estimates Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 MOBILE HOME COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP 30 .sce nts available • Candle making"'PPii" • Relills • Variely of Gifts Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat 1o-Il Rl.l24 Minersville, OH 740·992-4559 . ':4sk·about our candle parties" • PARTS "Huge lnvenlorf *Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Discount Prices P1,1bllc Notice ~ennett ::.:::: NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed-bide lor a "VIllage o l Rullan'd Hazard ~ Mi tigation Project~ Intact re moval of an existing h ouse for re - uae , . ::::; 2 ::::; dem ol ishing and filling -= LOWEST PRICE EVER . QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 0 LX173lawn Tractor • 15-hp overhead,valve engine • 38-inch.mower deck · • Shilt·on·the-go 5-speed transaxle AL.COA All VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING ' - LX173 La '!In ,;(raetor · $195,00 INSTALLED' 0 'v . ® REPLACEMENT WINDOW .. SPECIAL basement, gradlng 1 seeding and mulc hing the alte," will be received at lheVIIIago of Rutland Hazara Mitigation P rojecl offlca 1 P.O. Box '420, · 337 Main St., Rutland, Ohio 457.75, Alin:· 6oya A. Ruth, unlit 11:00 am Fr)day, October 30, ·1998, upon which tlme blda will be I In Memory In Memory of Gary Gene Pu1man forms may ba secured from - o · ~ Somedays seems · like yesterday and Somedays feels like forever since we 've seen your beautiful 1998, al the above olllce· (740) 742-0704. Each bid musl be accompanied by either a bid bond· In the amount ol 10% ".. -"-o•• 3 , Oct. 5. 1985 -Oct. 5, 1998 Wednesday, . Oct ober 21, ' o f t he bid amount with a s u ret y s ati sfactory to ~ mile. nloresald VIllage ol Rutland or by ce rtllled chock, Sadly missed by: Wife, Daughter, Mom _& Dad cashiers ct;leck, or letter of credit upon a solvent bank In the amount of not leas )han 10% ol the bid amount I. 110 Help Wanted CDL DRIVERS NEEDED Local company needs .' COL JSfiO Waiii-Behind Mower • 6.0-hp eng ine . ~ S~ven cuning heights • Handlebars fold easily for sto rage LT133 lawn Tractor • 13-hp overhead-valve engine • 38-inch mower deck • 5-speed in-line shift tran saxle 325 lawn & Garden Tractor • 17-hp air-coole d e ngi ne · • 44-irlch mower deck· • Hydrostati c drive ) 650 mile ratflus of •' www.deere.com NOTHING RUNS •LIKE A DEERE 11 "O!fer'ends Octobtlr 31. 1998 and t5 subjecl tO appro\'9d credit On JotJI pa'l'nent requ•red Alter PfOtnO\Ional peuod. fnQI1tS d\arge wrll ~~~~~~ to acc1ue dt 15 •% APR 101' tratl~attiCI\S bet\llleen $1,500~ and $5,000 and. 13 9'!1. API! 0'1191 SS.OOO wrth a SO 50 per rmnth minrmurn P.nces a'(! Mociels may vary by dllaler •Room Additions ·Ne.w Garagea •Eieclrlcal & Plumbing •Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting Also Conerete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) · V.C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 Ponieroy, Ohio HELP WANTED Expe.rienced carpente r. able Ia work and lead others. Should be knowledgeable of other construction skills. Home Creek Ent , 992-7953 . ~ c..,.,. SERVICE' Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio 5 P.M . 10/1 /mo. Male 1!2 ChOw Dog To Good Home. Born 1· 14·98. Mother Full Bloode d Registered Gt!ew. 740441 -1076. 360" Communications Miniature cat-la ll plants fo r gar- " Old fashioned mum s. A-lo t of flower seeds. 304-675-1918. den ponds. 304-a95-3703. W hil e female kittens, 8wks . old. 304·882·2774 ask lor Kim, POMEROY, OH. 60 FOUND: Male Dalmatian on Mon· roe A~ e . In Poi nt Pleasant. 304· 675--2742. Lost- mate tiger cat, mlnen paws, SA 124, Maplewood Lake vicinity, reward. 740-$49-2745." Garages • Replacement Windows 70 . Room Ad~itions ~ Roofing Gallipolis · .& VIcinity FREE ESTIMATES AIJ. Ytrd S.~a Must Be Paid In Advtnce . DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. tt11 day boforo 1111 1<1 11 to run . Sundav tdltlon ·2 :00p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 10:00 a.m. S.tu!d•v- 614-992·7643 (No Sunday Calls) ~----~------~--~--~~ WATERSCAPES PLUS Octo ber 3rd, 5th , 6th. Boat ·Motor ·Traile r, Potatoes, Swat Potatoes. Indian Co rn . Wood Halloween I Tha nk sgiving Ya rd De co ratio ns. Bicycles. Baby Swing. PortaDie C rib, Car Se ats. Riding Toy s, Clothe s.. Cralts Toy s, Dishe s. .Car Luggage Carrier, Si de Sy S ide Refrigerator, Old Cans , 19 14 SR 141, Gallipolis. 740-992-4427 33933 Flatwoods Rd. Raci ne, OH 45771 (5 Points) Dozer, Eildloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparatlo.n, Utility Lines, Build Roads Ljcensed for' Septic 1 (7 40) 367·0280 10% ·off Flexible 20% 25% & Preformed Pond Liners Off Fountains Off Birdbaths & Concrete Planters Moving Sale: October 5th, 6th, 15 Miles BeKJw Gallipolis On Route 7, Everyanlng _Mu.St Gol (Stock Items Only!) S ale Ends 10-17-98 Mon.-Sat. 11 :00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Call for Appointments - Closed Wed. & Sur!:' • 10!1/1 mo. Oct 5 & 6. 1"007 Vanco Ad. Cralled Ba skets, Sto rm Doo r, C D . Pla ye r, Dishes. C res ses 5, 7,9 , Levis. Swea tshi rts', Cost . Mens HAULING Limestone, CARPET G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY PLUS St. Rt. 7 614·992-3470 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740·985·3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock . Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks Se'ptic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" tt,ru 8" • Gas.. Pipe & Regulators Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 740"698-9114 or 740-698-7231 S/11198 ttn Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985· 4473 7/22/tln ~. ~. - · --:-.::;:;;: - ~ .· painting, and let me do it for you. Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. (740) 985·4180. ~ree Eslimates Howard l : Wrllesel ROOFING NEW~REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 5126/lfn ELECTRIC OR SATELLITE SERVICE Pomer~y. , 226 Salem Street. Rutland, Tues- day, October e. 9am·6pm. 9 :00-12:00 Saturday da~ balara the ad 11 to run, M &J 1. 998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' 80 .992-6320 auction I ' Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditione•·s & Heat Pumps . P/B Contractors, Inc. •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General CommQrclal and Residential Free Estlm11111s No Job too Small ·Brian Morrison (7 40) 985· 3948 'f4!!:/!!! • "Easy 01•cr tir e Plrorre.Rnrrk Fiumrciug" Air Conditioners As Lbw As 128 a month Heat_Pumps As Low As 138 a mpnth *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates 8/ 25/98 2 mo. pd. HENNEn's HEATING & COOLING. Wedemey er.'s Au ctio n Ser vice, I Gall ipolis, Ohio 740·379·27 20. ' 90 ANNOUNCEMENTS CALL MR. FORD ' (740) 448-8800 DB 1-808-272-8178 Hauling , Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems · " Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates I Joe N . Sayre 614-742· 2138 I 005 Personals Genlleman Seeking Companionship From Nice Female For Talks . Walks & Friendship. Send Re plies To : 553 Second Avenue , Apartment 403, GaurPolls, OH 456 31 WHAT WILL THE FUTURE BAING? LOVE, MONEY, TRAVEL? CALL NOWI IT'S FUN, IT'S EASY 1·900· ~40 ·6500 Ext3595 $3.99 Per M1n. 18+ Serv·U 619-645·8434. Wanted to Buy Atl so tut e, Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll· ver And Gold Coins, Prco l sets, Diamond s, AnliQue Jewelry; Gold Rings, Pre·1 930 U. S. Cu rrency. Sterling. Etc. Ac~ u lsitlon s Jewe lry . M.T.S . Co in Shop. 15 1 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-44&2842. AntiQues, top prices paid, Rive r· lne Antiq ues. Pomeroy, Ohio , Russ Moo re owner. 740-9922526. Antiques & cle·an used fur ni tu re. will bu y one pi ece or complete household, Osbv Mar ti n. 740 · 992·6576. Model Cars Or 1990 Models Or Newer, Clean Late Truc k ~~ Smith Bu lcii. ·Pontlac:, 1900 Eas tern Ave nue, Ga llipolis. J & 0 Au io .Pans . Buying wrecked or sal .... aged ~t~ehlcles . 304-773--5093.'" Wa nted To Bur : Junk Auto's Any Condition, 740-446-9853. Wanted To Buv: Used Plano In Playable Condi1 10n. Call Greg Carter. 74G·245·9660. 7 40--446-9416 • 1-800·872·5967 SAYRE. TRUCKING . ser vice . Licen sed West Virgin ia. 304· ''I 773·5765 Or 304-773-5447. . "WI1ere Qualit y DoPsrr 't Cost More" No Embarrassment ... You're. Treated with Respect! Call Now for Instant Approvalll** A",uctioneer ~66.0/llo c& THE FABRIC SHOP 992-2284 Pomeroy, Ohio Local Satellite · Provider Best Electric Pomeroy mun ltyFred Bul!dln g. • 1220, Sullivan Ft lck Pea rso n Auc tion Comp any, * Sewing Cabinets, Sewing maclili,Je repair " eac h Th~rsoay. o ctober 1 thru December 17 exc ept Thanksglvtng. Concessions. Har\foro Co m- lu ll time aucti oneer. "co mplete * Singer Sewing Machine Dealer * Dry Cleaning Service *Scissor Sharpening • Thxedo Rental * Sign up now for quilt classes Auction an4 Flea Market Auc llon - lvarl ety of new items Joe Wilson (614.) 992·4277 The Fabric Shop ' Rock· Seve n lamll y, beh in d Mas o ni c LOdQe In Ra cine , Tuesday & Wednesday. Clothing, Batly· XL , furniture , wooer burn.er, sh·owe r doo rs, ba se cabinet, doubla lavatot)'. much miSc. ~~~~~~;~~~===~:::!!!~:§~~J ~ ' edltlon8 october. ~. 6. 1. otd .33. spnnQSRd. Goegtetn. Remodeling "Build Tour Dream" , I SchOOl Diploma Or Equi¥ alent. , Pre~ •ous Experience In ln~en -. tory, Planning . Preparahon And ~andlmg OF Food In A School f, lnst1tutronal Settmg PreviOus Ex· • penence Complehng USDA Relm- • bursement Forms Also A Plus : Apphcants 'For Th1s Posrtl(l n May • Submrt A Resume lo Jeannie ' Wrlliam.s. Hurflan Resource Man· · ager. Access To Human Ae· sou,ce Development. P.O . Box 316, Gallipolis, OH 45031 The Deadline For Accepting Ap· plicallons Is Thuo~day, , O(:totlei" 8, 1998. 5 OO' P'M For Add itional JnlormaiiOn Cali 740-441-3010. 8:00 ·5 00 PM , Mondev Thru Frtday ).ccess To Humdn Aesouce Deve.lopment. An AA / EEO .Em· ploye1 Is A Cert1rie d Mental Health Age nc y Serving Gallia, Jact.son And Mergs COunties. ADDITIONAL DR IVERS HEED· EO IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU AElOY FOR WI NT ER DAIV· ING1 ' LOCAL FAMtLV Owned Company "PERSONALIZED Dispatch "PAID Emp~ee Heal th .$, L~e lnsuranc:e: Dental Insurance • •HOM E Wf!ekends "Run OH To The SOUTH AM SOUTHWEST "40 1K "Late Model Freightliner .., CONVE NTIOHALS • Requirements : Age 23, Class A COL AM Good Driving Reco rd . Please Call Toll Free 1·888·790· oooe. ADDIT IONAL OWNEA OPERA· TORS NEEDEO IMMEOIATELY '" Local Family Owned Company '"Personalized Dispatch *Up To $1 .00 /Mi. (Including Accessorial Pay! *Home Weekends "Run Fr.om OH To Ttle South And Southwest 'Permits Provide<! A,I. No Charge "Tolls Pa•d "Fuel Card Available AequireA'Ients : Age 23, Class A C.DL And Good Ori'ling Record . Please Call Toll Free 1·888·190· 0008, Ask For Garnet. Caregiver for tland •c app ed man needed, llve·ln preferred . Submit name and re ferences to: Pomeroy Food ShOp, 402 East Main Street. Pomeroy, OH 45769, Comput er users "N eeded , Work Own Hr s. S20K -$75K /Yr. 1·800· 349-- 7 1 8~ . e~t. 1173. ,www.amp· lnc.com Cosinetologlst Wan ted. Full & Pa rt-Time . Hou rly Versus Co m· ~~~!~~;·cJt,:~~d~ 8F~~~~s~l~· ~~t ' 740-44 6--1267 . E ~ p e rle nced Ha irdress er Needed For Busv New Salon . Bene fit s. 740-44 1- 1880 or 740-256-6336. 110 HELP Need Employees! Domino's of Point Pleaaant Now Hiring-All PosiUons. Drivers & Management 304·67!>5858. Help Wanted, Com mercial Paint· er11 with 5 years Experience and References. .Call: (740)·2115· 5555 Middleport &VIcinity ... • • '·. ' Call · 5.· All Yard sites Mutt Be ~;tald In Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the ' 7!2 4!981mo. pd. . .... . Octob er 51h ·7 th , Be hind Pizza Hul , New fU sed Items, FaJI :. Clothes. Fu rni ture , Rain /Shine 9- Open: • 9:00·4:30 Weekdays Custom Homes LINDA'S PAINTING Ta~e the pain out of ·New Homes •Garages · • COOK : (GINGERBREAD • HOUSE, MIDDLEPORT) H1gh Clothes. & Monday r'::=:;:=::::::::============4/2=1/98=U=n!j Sunday 1:00pm Frldav. ·I• ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Yard Sale COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL . WICKS Loat and Found FOLiN O: 3 Cal\les, eac h we igh t abou t 2501 bs. on Cor nstalk A d . 3127/TFN New Homes • Vinyl Siding New .WORRYIIWG!!! .. Free Kitten&, 740-446-9446 .Aher BISSELL BUIL-DERS, INC. PERRY'S . .CONSTRUCTION 10125196/Un (Lime Stone· Low Rates) American 304·675-5342. ~~ lf:: ~\f.t:@~ff.l~f.ttfr.:ifi:t DUMP TRUCK female, In Historic Downtown Pomeroy 992·7696 614·992·5479 Ne w Homes & Remodeling .fir... Ga rag es, Pol e Buildings, Roofing , Siding '-l'it' Commercial & Res idential ~ I · ~II 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured . "' Phone 740-992·3987 'f.@ F~ee Estlma_ tes Own'er: John Dean · TRUCKING Old wnne. iJ0'-675'7559. Spritz Found! COw'! Have You Lost One? 740-368·9708. W. 2ND ST. 113 ~~1 (IJ.I ~ EJLU, [J{.!.~ I iti.'~ iJ1 1 l)l,!_l R. L. HOLLON Giveaway 6mo. JEFF WARNER INSURANCE .. JD CONSTRUCTION . ~ ~ !I!~· I ftJ.!!J fi.l!1, 40 ·• Hartwell Hares . "' No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy CALL OUR -OFFICE AT 992·2155 o•11e Credtt Revolvmg Plan. lor non·tOO"Imllrtril use ootr 1011. ~ fit!!] 1.11_!1/ I)[II 9:00.5:30. CELLULAR PHONES CARPENTER SERVICE CREDIT PROBLEMS BULLETIN BOARD s7oo column inch weekdays 19°0 column inch Sunday dualltv clothing and househOld ilems . S 1 00 tlag sale every Thursctav. Monday thru Saturday Kiltens· 3 white and 1 spotted, call 740-992·5864 or &ee Shirley Srmmons near Autla~. OhiO. #Aif/n.~M:-..-~JA~/ff:'-~~~f!r::,~ 1 11 J&LSIDING & fNSULATION Jackson County, Ohio. MVR must •VInyl Siding •Soffit · •Fascia be good. 1 , 1/2 · y _ear driving •Seamless Gutter exp~rience reql,!lred •..Home every •Roofing •Replacement weekend and. throughout the r Windows week. If you are intereste.d please •Stallonary Docks ' •Blown Insulation . caii1 -800·821-4S70. Ask for Bob. •Garages ·Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740-992-2772 Get Your Message Across starting . " We didn't mean to make the decision, tough, but with a full-line of proctucts priced like this - we understand if it takes you awhile to make a decision. This sale is lor a limited. time so hurry to your participating John Deere dealer today. "'-" !• YOUNG'S drivers ... : $650.00 to $750.00/week With A Dally Sentinel T30C String Trimmer • 30cc engine • 17-inch cuning swath • Tap & Go string trimmer he ail Computer Graphics Designs · Aj,1Landscaping I!< Lawn Services •Commereial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 740-985·4422 •Complet~ the above olflce. A site sh'owlng lor this project Is scheduled lor 2: 00 p.m.. .. LANDSCAPE . DESIGNS Top Soil, Fill Dirt In lho favor of tho aforesaid VIllage of Rutland . Bid bonda shall be accompanied by Proof of Authority of tho olflclal or agent signing lhe bond. (10) 4, 5, 6,- 7, 8.-9_, 11 7 tc Specifications and bid TRACTORS & ATTACHMENTS 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Gravel, Sand, opened 01;1d read aloud. ON LX SERIES LAWN · Supply 7 40-446·9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH 74().5~·1842 Antiques • Lang Calendars • Ca.ndles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion Birdhouses·• Clocks • Frames • Soap ~ Baby Gifts . ''.Need rep;dr on any malie?" .- 9 west Stlm5on, .4th9ns HARTWELL HOUSE. THE APPLIANCE MAN Calendar--..:....~ ' -lo "'"T...-lf! Shopoe )oiolzer Senior Care Center Is cur· re ntl y see krn g an lndlvl dual . to se rve' as socia l se rvice desi g nee . Re spons ltlllllles Include but are not limi ted to assess ment s, pla ns. care con ferenc es. ' progr am notes. addresslno psych'osoc lal nud s as a res ident / tam ily liaison . Must be llc el) sed prole sslo nal. Applicants mu st be wilin g to work a flexibl e sched·· ule , l or eiCampl e 32 hO ur s over l ive day week . If Int eres ted plea se sl op bv 380 Colo nia l Dr ive, Bidwell a nd 1111 out an appli ca tion be tw ee n the ho ur s of 9·am ·4 :30pm. "All interested par· ties mus t apply by 10/9198. EOE. Holze r Se nior Ca re Center Is Currently S~e k lng An IMdl vl dual To Serve As Social Service Des· lgne e. Re sponsibili tie s Inclu de But Are Not Limi ted Too Assess· ments. Care Plans, Ca re Conler· ences, Pr og ress. Note s. Ad · dressing Psvch osocial Nee ds And A Residen t ! Family Liaison . Mu st Be A Lice nsed Pro fess ion· · al. App licants Mus t Be Willing To Wor k A Fle~lb l e Sched ul e, For E~ample 32 Hours Over A Five Day We e~ . If Interes ted Plea se Stop By 380 Co lonial Drive, Bid· well A.n d Fill Ou t An App lica tio n · Between Th e Hou rs 0 1 9 A. M . • 4:30 P.M. Al l l n-l ereste d Par tie s Must App~ By 1019198. EOE. Local Trucki ng Co mpany Seeking Qualified Truck Drive rs. Good Pay And Benefits . .Se nd Resum e TO : P.O. BoK 109 Jackson. Ohio 45640, Or Ca ll 1·740-286-1 463 To Schedule An Interview. • Musrcrans- have drummer, bassIst and sax player, need guitarist 1 vocalis t and female vocalis t to do country to rock . practice location in Albany. Oh1o. Call John at 740- 698-6212. PAINTER/BOOY TECH BOdy Shop is looking lor self starting, ilard working Individuals . Body shop Is a clean, modem, well equipped shop \hat·needs experlencM painter/body tachs. Mu st have at least 5 yea rs ex· perience as an auto body I&Ch . Flat rate pay plan with unlimited Income opportunities. Benefits In clude vacations, un 1fo rms . and op tional Insurance Apply In per· son . See Jeftrey Basham. BQ.dy Shop Manager. (NO phone calls please) . l mmed•ate openings available. DON TATE MOTORS 308 E Main Sr Pomeroy. OH 45 769 _ EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Part·t•me help wanted al Duke 's Cleaners 1n Pt . f1'1easanl. WV Apply In pers on Monday -Friday Bam -4pm Help Wanted Ravenawood VIllage Full -time LPN p.osltions availatlle lor 11 -7 shift, PT LPN posl.trons available for all shifts , good ben· slits. Please con tac1 Denette Dugan 304·273-9385 or Slop by Holzer Senior Care Center Is Now Accepting Applicatio ns For One Full Time And One Part Time Evening Shill LPN. Also One Part Time Day And One Part T ime Evehlng STNA If Yo u Are lnter· ested In Applying Please Stop By 380 Colonial Orive, Brdwell And Apply. lnter"lli&w Will Be Conduct· ,ed The Day 0 1Appllcaton...EOE. LElO MECHANIC FOster 's Truck And Trailer Is Loqking · For II. Lead Mechanic . 40H<. Medical, Oental, VIsion & Lire Insurance Benefits. Pa id Va - · cation & Holi day's, 614 -.276- 8694 ~[ A.n Interview. Ravt:n1Wood Vill•ge New wage rnc rease CNA's S~ . 50 entrv. shift differen tial .15 (3· 11 shill) 25 (11 -7 shrll ) plus allen· dance Mnus FuiHime positions availab le PleAse contact· Do· neue Dugan 304-273·9385 or stop IJy Retail electromcs computr:u store seeks an e~penenced person lor sales/manager positiOn . Send re·. sUme c/o: The Da11y Sentinel. PO B o~ 729-71 . Pomeroy, OH 45769 . ' �• - • • Page 8 • The Da1ly Sentmel Monday, October 5, 1998 Monday, October 5, 1998 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ,_ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I I The Daily Sentmel • Page 9 l BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS -Ia-- 33 Tille lor Alec Guill,_. 1F- 340.37-de- 7Holplnt11Ma olcli- 40a.tloft-- 13Eple- nol l l lnolting c - - - 41 - Klpltal 43 o.t 15 c.rtalna- 45Cona- AVON ! AI A eas Speas 304-675-1<129 SALESPEOPLE WANTED Don Tate Motors s ook ng for erper enceo sales c:onsullants w I !'I at east two years er:pen ence Compel t ve salary and benelts Apply n per$0rl Don T•le Motors Inc JOSE ManSl Pomeroy OH 45769 EQual Opportl.mtty Bnpk:Jver Seek ng Aeg stared long Term Ca e Nu s ng Asslslanls Pari me rolat ng sh lis H gh school d p Om a o equ valent and Wes1 V g n a ce t feat on requ ed Apply Po nl P easanl Nurs ng & Rehab 1a1 on Center State Ro u e 62 Po nt Pleasant WV 25550 A Genes s E dereare faCI "Y EOE SOCIAL WO RKER Quality Com m tment 11e Keys ro our Sue cess Management level oppor tun ly ava able Reqwres a BSW deg ee I om an ace edtted pro gam of social work Must have cu ent I cense to p acttce soc al wo k nWest Virgtn•a and expe • ence n medica soc at work ge onloiogy o hea th care lac lly IS equ ed Health dental v son hea ng & Ufe Po n\ Pleasant Nus ng & Rehab Italian Cente S a e Ao u e 62 Po n~ Pleasan WV. 25550 A Genesis Etde care . ~~~'-'~~~E~O~E--~---------Soutlle n Oh o Coa Company Jo ca ed nea Wllkesv lie Oh o has ~en mmed ate open ng lor an As soc a e Orllce Auto mat on Ana lys Know edge In W nd ows NT 4 p W ndows 95 Lotu s Smart Su te M crosot Off ce Lotus Notes COBOL BM JCL and netwo k ng s equ ed Cand dates shOu d have a 1wo yea degree and or e a ad exoe renee The sh1fl e qu aments are 4 00 am o 12 30 pm Sou1he n Oh o Coat Company ofl e s a ru I and camp ehens ve em p oyment beMit package com pe 1 ve sa a y ranges and ad vancement opport un 1 es and s an aqua oppo !unity employer Fo mmed a e cons de rat on please sen~ esume to Roben H k lat1 P 0 801c 490 Athens OH 45701 The M ddleport Pollee Depart ment w II be accepti ng appl ca Ions untl 4pm on 10 9/98 for Dis patche posit ons Appllcat ons can be ob a ned at Mrddlepon PO Monday thru Friday 8 4pm Two Full T me Reg1stered Nurse And One Full T me LPN Post ons Ava table In Oak H I Commun ty Med cal Cen er s Med Surg De pa tment And long Te r m Care Oh o l censu e Raqul ed Can d dale W ll Ul ze Nurs ng Pro cess Wh e P ov1d ng Ca e G1 eel /Gu de Pat en! Fam y Te aCh ng ~nd Funcl on W th n Scope 0 Deparlmentat Expectat ens If In te esled Please Send Resume To Oa~ Hit Commu~ ty Med ca Can er A enllon B enda Me Kenz e 350 Charlq te Avenue Oak H I OH 45856 EOE Wan ted Pe sonal Ca e A des No- Expe ence Necessary Will T a n Ca Med P vale Ca e At 740 441 1877 WE NEED YOU I!QW ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Due To Company E11pan s on We H ave A Numbe 0 Pos ttons Ava1la b e Fo Caree M nded Pe ople Who A e Look ng Fo"' Job Secu ty W h A 3B Yea 0 d 'Company Rap d Advance mont And $1 200 Per Month To Sta 1 CALL MONDAY ONLY 740446-4553 140 Business Traimng Sou heasle n Business Col ege Spring Va ey Plaz~ 740 446 4367 1 800 2 4 0452 A.ccred 1 ed Membe ACICS Reg #90 05 1274B 180 Wanted To Do Electr c ma ntenance serv ce W nng b eaker boxes I ghl I x ure Ileal ng systems & Mo e 30'4 674 0126 Glenwood 3br 2 balh dt1aehed 2 car ga age $300/mo 304 576 All real estate adverts r'WJ In th s newspaper s subtecl to the Fede at Far Hous ng Act of 1968 wh ctl makes IT Illegal to acWen se any p efet"ence I m tat on or dlscr m•nat1on based on race COlor r~ g on sex tam at status or natiOnal or un or any menr on to make any such p e e en~ m tat On or d scr mmatJOil Th s newspaper w not know ngly accept adl.len sements for real estate wh ch s n v olahon of the law Our aade s a e hereby nloJmed that a dwe ngs ,advert sed n th s newspape a e ava lable on an equal opportunlly bass 310 Homes lor Sale JOr llv ng room d n ng room lam y room 1 bath central air newe carpel & root replacement windows fam rl y nerghborhood pr vacy fenced yard 24ft above g ound pool many upgrades move 10 cond Priced m 70s 304 675 29.24 5 Roo ms plus garage fenced ya d excellen1 lor small Ousi ness $350/mo plus depos 1 304-675 1724 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loft tong ue/ groove pel et stove HP CA ap pllances garage spa acre Bula v le P ke 740.367 0286 G eat Local on Close To Gall po lis Nice 3 Bed room Home Ap prox 1600 Sq Feet New Sid ng New Central Air Fireplace 2 Ca Garage Large Deck And All Ap pi ances Stay Call For Mo e info 740 446 9664 House For Sate In Kanauga Vi nyl S d ng And New Windows 2 Bedrooms All New Kitchen P iced To Sell! $35 000 740 367 0403 Neat one floor plan house L vmg oom d n ng room kitchen two bedrooms with bath neslled bet ween Ali rooms a e good s ze and Inter o has n•ce s y e V ny s ding hardwood floors c ose ts Stove and rei lgerato go wi~h house lnte or walls need repaint ing N ce ~ack ya d Loealed at 205 Spr ng All@ Pomeroy a goOd buy at $14 500 call 740 992 5292 Newly Remod ed Country Home Offers quiet cou ntry Uvmg ort a pri vate 2 1 2 acre lot w th loca l schools and downtown shopping less th ~n 10 minutes away Famt ty pleas ng amenities nciuding new kitchen Hardwood t oors 2 fireplaces family/home olflce spa.ce 3 4 bed roo ms 2 12 baths many extras! $98 000 00 ca ll 740 446 9762 or 740 446 4514 Pr ce reduced w II cons der sell lng on land contract 3 bedroom sp 11 level new 3 car garage new heat pump and ai r new carpe t throughout very n ce home 740 I 742 4000 LOCATION 4 4 Third Ayenue Gall po Is Beau lui New Two Story Colonial 3 Bedroom 2 1 2 Bath s LR FA D n ng Room W th Ha dwooQ F oars Oak Trim F~rep lac e 1 112 Car Garage Appralsa Gre~ter Than Ask ng Pnce 01 $167 50Q. TAXES $3091YR 1 3D4 273 2940 RED BRICK RANCH Slyl e House Ekcellent Condlhon Pa a y F n shed Basement 2 Car Garage Serous lnqu res Only!! 740 446-3385 Ave table VENDING Ate Must Sell By t0!17 10 20 Local on s $4K $BK $4 000 IMo nco me 00°o F nanca W Good C ed 1 Toll Free 1 888 538 9501\ Ext 4 ' REAL ESTATE House Available 10/1198 7Ut 'Tturd Avenue Gallipolis 5375/ Mo 1 Months Deposit Pius Lease AeqUifec:l 74G.446-2308 Ntce clean 3br references & OOposlt no pets ~75-5162 One bedroom house for rent 1n upper Gallipolis ut titles paid 740992 9191 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 199614 Ft ~~:7? Fl 2 Bedrooms Total Electric Island Kttchen Oak Cab nets Master Bath Heat Pump 740--245-9834 2 & 3 bedroom mobi ... homes air COndit oneo $260 $300 sewer water and trash inc uded 740 992 2167 1998 KICK.OFF CLASSIC 2 Bectroom Mobtte Home For Rent $250 00 Plus Deposit And Relrences 740 367 0632 Double wide Dream Homes $999 Down 6 ~ Interest Rate F ee SateR te D sh w/Purehase Only et Oakwood Homes Nhro wv. 304-755-5885 2 Bedroom Mob le Home No Pets $225/Mo Includes Water $100 OepoSII Reference Re qurred 740-«6-3617 Crown Clly No Pets $250/Mo Huge 28x80 3BR 1 112 bath Start ng at ONLY $39 999 Many opt ons available 1 88 8 926 3426 2 Bedroom T a1ier On Addison P ke $220/Mo Includes Water $100 Oepos t No Pet& 740 446 Plus Depos~ 1637 740 962 pels 740-992 5858 Mob le Home & 3/4 Ac e Lot For Sa e 1980 Kingsley 141170 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Located S A 21 8 Days 740 446 3278 Evenings 740 446-3099 2 bedro om trailer on Co nd or NEW 14xB03BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOliES NITRO WV 31J.t-75S.5885 New 1998 14x70 hree bedroom nc udes 6 montns FREE lot rent Includes ski l ing delu•e steps and setup Only $187 08 per month wrth $1075 down Ca I 1 BOO 837 3238 New 1998 3 Bedroom 2 bath $998 Down S189 per month In eludes Del very & Set Up Call 1 BOo 948 5678 Nllw 1999 32x 80 Norr s Special Order Never l ved In Must Selll Buye Lost Opt on On Properly Once In A LileUme Sav ngs! 1 $250 pe mor.lh $100 deposll no pe ts ns de 740 687 3083 alter 5Pm 2 Becrooms C ty $325 00 Montli $250 oo Oepos t llt hiles Not In eluded 740-441.()754 2BR Trai er References & De post locust Road Pont Pleas ant On A gt11 304 675 1076 6pm ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monltlty Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 C11c1e Town Clnemax Weekly Rates Or Monthly ~··•· . I Construction Workers Welcome 740-441 5698 740-441 5167 460 Space lor Rent Mobile home sHe available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Respons b ~ Person To Pay Ha 1 01 The B lis In The Country 740 ~~~~~~~~~nl~ng~--- ~ Tw o bed oom mobile home n coun try references and depos I trash water sewe Incl uded n rent 740-949 2833 New Bank Repos Only 2 Lefl Never Lived In Call 1 SOO 948 5678 New Doublewide 3BR 2 bath $1 325 Down & $205 pe mo 1 888l92~ 3426 Spec ial 16x80 3BR 2 ba t h $1 325 Down $205 Mo Free a r & free sk rt ng 1 800.691-6777 House tra ter on B oad Run Ad 2 Miles Irom Sporn Plant 3br 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms lot ga ra ga 2 A/C s hou se notd items $17 000 304 882 3426 ~e Finance land & Home With As Little As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 440 340 Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur nlshed and unfurnished secunty deposit requ ired no pe ts 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Overlooks Gallipolis Park & River $3751Mo Utilities Included Deposit Required 740 441 1005 1 Bedroom Nea Cinema Rio Students We comet Econom ica l Gas Heal $279 00 Plus Ut 1es Oepos I Requ red 740 446 2957 1br furn shed apt In New Haven depos t & rtJ ierences 304 882 2566 2 bdrm apts tota l a ectric ap pllances furni shed aundry room facil ties close to sc hOol In town Apullcat ons alo'a table at VIllage Green Apts ff49 or call 740 992 3711 EOH 736 72~~ Business and Buildings Com me d at Office or Retail 87 M St M ddtepott 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 Acqu s•U ons (next door) 350 Lots & Acreage Acreage For Sa le 74 972 Acres AI 850 SoU h 740..286 3653 Seen c Va ley a1 Apple Grove WV Bu d ng o s si ngle w des pub c water 20 accep l ed m nules I om new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen J 304 576 2336 FOR RENT Tra le Lo t Locust 360 Real Eslale Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 SOO 2 3 8365 An ~ony Land Co 410 Houses lor Rent t Bedroom House Across From Campus $300 Mo Oepos t Re qulred 740 441 1005 2 Bedrooms Roue 7 S 13m es below Gall po s Depos t Ae Quired 740 441 1917 leave Message 3 Bed Room Located on Cente n111ry Stale Rl 141 450 month Plus Oepos 1 740 446 6566 3 bedroom house stove relrlg erator wa sher/dryer depos 1 re qulred no Inside pe s 740 992 3090 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT S AT BUDGE T PRICES AT JACK SON 7795 GE brown retrigerator GE gold refngerator 740 742 2757 GOOD USEP APPLIANCES Wa shers dryers ref ngera tors ranges Skaggs Aflpliances 76 VIne St eet Cal 740 446 7398 1 888 81 6 0128 2101 Jerferson Ave Open 9 30 5 00 Mon.Sat 304-675 SOFA (7632) Used Furmture Store Below Hall day Inn In Kanauga Twin Beds Complete $115 Full Beds Com plate $135 Bunk Beds $160 Dtessers Couches 740 446 Washer $95 Dryer $9"! Aefrlg e ator $95 Refr gera tor Frost Free $150 Upr ght Freezer $175 Electric Range $75 Wh rlpool Washer $205 1 Year Warranty Sk aggs Appliances 76 VIne Street Ga llpolls 740 446-7398 530 Antiques Buy or &ell Riveri ne Anhques 1124 E Main Street on Rl 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 1o 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 1 OOto 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Auu Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise .. WARM UP!M Furnace Heat Pumps & A r Con d t on ng Free Estimates! it You Oon t Call Us We Both Lose! 740 446-6306 1 80Q-291 0098 1996 Cub Cadet rid ng mower For Lease Down town Apartment New Appliances New Furn ace AC 740.886 7174 2200 Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com pleteiy Redeco ra ted Clean New Carpet No Pels Or Smok,~g Rei erence & Deposit Required 740 446 1519 Furmshed Ellie ency all ut1httes Paid Downsta s S275 00 Month 919 Second Ave 740 446 3945 Gracous l vng 1 and 2 bedroom apanmsn ls at Village Manor and R vers de Apar ments in Middle port From $249 $37.3 Cali 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor !unties Ground floo aparlment n Qu et surro undings located three miles !rom the Ravenswood Ritch e B 1dge n Oh o Complete y fur n1shed wllh washer dryer d sl1 wash~r and large kitchen w ttl all BpiJI ances N ce bath wltll arge shower large mas1er be!1room w th a wo king I re place L v ng area has lo s ol room 0 n ng a ea co uld be a second small bed room At $490 a month with uhf lies inciU.ded A depos t ol $400 s required For more Into mat on ca ll 740 843 5343 and leave a message Mod e n 2 Bed room Apartment 740 446 0390 ,----,----- :-c----cc- ,I New Apartment 1 Bedroom In Alo Grande All Ut t es Pad Some Wall! ng Distance To Ca m pus Ask ng $380/Mo 740 245 Beaut fuf rei n shed new cane bo t tom chairs 108 years old $300 Sears exercise b ~e $10 740 992 2961 3595 Adjustable bed and mallress lor sate k ng stze waterbed excellent cond 1 on trampoline $50 740 992 681 0 ApproKimately t 000 P eces Roof ng Slate Most GOod Condition $500 Call Regard ng Smaller Quant t es Buyer Be Responsible Loading 740 44 6 8411 Leave Message Now Tal\ ng Appllcat ons 35 West 2 Be dro om Townhouse Apar ments In cludes Water Sewage T ash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 65t5 I One bed oom apartmenl n M d d epo t ail ut lll1es paid $1 oo de posit $270 month ca 740 992 7806 Bam 5pm P\atnt.m Enaaoemenr Band Certl •led Stone.-..,81d $3 000 Asking $1,800 740,245-5320 Prlme1U1r $49 lnatalfaUon only $25 99 per mon!h free bonus 800-263-2640 SALE Kltchdn Cabinets 63•kOFF list pnce If pmchased by rhe end ol October Free in home esti mates Trl County D•strlbutors Inc 1-80().352 .3147 =::..:.::::_::::_::_;:__________ Sam Somerville s Original Army Camouflage beside of San<lyv le Pos1 Olflco Fr Sal & sun 12 Noon Spm Other Days Hrs Ca11 304-273--5655 Singer treadle sewing machine good sewmg condition $65 dla mond cluster r ng srze 8 approx 113 carat 14K band long shape good pointer $400 740 949 2202 ATl'ENTION MEN! All Natural Formula For Male Potency No Chemica s Wou tdn t You Rattler Try So met hing Natural? The Medica Shoppe 14 80 Jackson Pike Gal !pols 740 446 2206 Beanie Babies Fo tune Wise Rockel current and recently re t ed $8 $40 740 698 6605 Bundy B Flat C lar~nel Bundy II E Flat Saxophone Gemlnhardt Flute Va lely Of Curren! And Re !ired Ty Bean e Babes And A Smith And Corona Wo d Paces so Ali In Mint Condilion 740 245-5443 Church pews for sa e 12 twelve foot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Camp eta Kitchen Cabinet Set Double Sink & Cook Top lnctud ad $750 740 44 1 95t6 DIABEliC PATIENTS You May Be Entitled To Race ve Your Cia bet c Supplies At No Cost To You For More lnlormal ton 1 888 677 6561 Ora n cu lvert lor sale 4 x20 nev er bean used 12 gauge call 740. 992 5623 Electr c Scoo1ers Wheelchairs New And Used Stairway E eva tors Wheelchair And Scooter L Its Bowman s Homecare 740 446 7283 F eeze Keivlngton 21 2cu II upr gh! e11c co nd $300 304 Grubbs P a no tun ng & repairs Problems? 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ER LWWG SA Z E0 G D BXFLBPFY • C E L YS B L F F VBRRWR YOWLSYNLESFL PREVIOUS SOLUTION "The only way lo get rod ol my fears os lo make folms aboul lhem " - Alfred Hllchcock ,~~:t;~' S© tt~ 1A- ~ £ trs· WORD GAME Edited by CLAY R 'OLLAN • Rearrange letters of 0 four Krombled words low ro form four simple '"""'' "' I MALGOB I NATUD simultaneously de111ed the club ace W1th lhe Slue su11s sohd declarer could afford one spade loser but nol two Luck1ly South knew h1< safely plays lnslead of tak1ng the lemplmg trump lmesse he cashed lhe sp 1de ace When 1he kmg dro pped declar er da1med h1 s sl1m But 11 lhe kmg hadn t appeared South would have gone mlo the dummy and played a spade toward h1s queen Take your cue from the safely play book Your rketpf IMONDAY SERVICES WATERPROOFING Uncondrtmnal llfet me gua antee Lo.p:al re ferences furnished E!s tabllshed 975 Cal 24 Hrs (7!10) hHitaiH-- 57Fencecllnwllh I PRINT NUMBfR!D LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABQVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM LETS 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small bock Mopa a umlnum n take and va ve covers only $60 Chevy bed ner $20 Mopar Rally r ms $50 740 949 3065 54 Omit& oourido 23AM 38 Tea type 19 93 1995 Dodge 1/2 ton p ckup 4WD SLT runn ng boards roll bar 48K miles eKcellent condition Send sealed b d to Sowash Carson & Ferrier Attn Herman A Carson P 0 Box 2629 At he s Ohio ., 45701 by October 12 1998 at 2 00 p m Sei er reserves rght 10 .. reject any or an bids For more in formation o to see tr uck please call 740 992 3705 aher 5 00 p m 51 Clulnt A nomenclature nightmare West 3/10 Of Mi e Past McCo' mick Road Ga llpol s 3581 9N Fo d fa m lractor looks & runs excellent 52 300 304 675 3824 Forage Blowe w th 54 tan ana new band $200 74Q-985 3925 WHEN I WAS SINGLE ! ! 48 Type of bagel Chriatm•• carol • A K 10 5 Vulnerable Both Dealer North South 1986 badge Ra,m 150 4 WO Great Shape Runs Greatl 80 000 Original Miles 318 Motor $3200 OBO Au tomatic 4 In ch Lif1 Kit 1988 Cttrys er LeB aron Orlg fla Owne( With Good Maintenance Record Ask ng 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cruise ~ .... 1 1978 Jeep CJ 5 good cond $2 800 304 576-4033 760 $2 500 740 368 8047 South aAQ643 ~ 720 Trucks lor Sale Exrended (retallatlonj • Q8 4 • 9 7 6 3 1985 Four W nn s 19 11211 180hp nboard very good cond $6 000 08'0 304 675 3581 t TRANSPORTATION 1980 1990 HONDA CARS $100 Musical Instruments IUITl(IAIJS Wteclted 89 Tempo lor parts good motor ele $400 740 949 2671 740 985 3741 2288 For Sale 16'5 MF Tractor O•esel lronr End Loader Rear Ttre 80% 6 500 740-379-2189 1991 Fo rd P/U F150 4 WD Au to malic A r T U Cru se 94 000 Miles 351 v 8 Ask ng $7 000 740 256-64$7 After 6 P:M Club Calves Maine Cr oss A I Steers & Heifers 740 446 6566 21 llHI5-0I • A K QJ • J 2 West Eaol a K • J 10 a • J 10 9 7 • 8 6 5 3 • 8 6 5 2 • tO 9 4 Atara Charola s Steer weighing Approx 500 Lbs $275 DO Sit WOOds Fin Ish Mower Like New $1 ooo oo 740 446 4053 1977 l ncoln Contlntental AC Loaded 115 000 M les Exce lent Cond I on Must See Asking AKC Registered Labrado Pup pies Champion Bloodline Blac~ Ye ll ow 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' . ~omeroy Page 10 • The.Daily ~ntlnel Tuesday Monday, October 5,1998 • Middleport, Ohio Oct. 6, 1"8 Weather \Shotild you get a cat? :1 By Alden Waitt Meigs County Humane Society Well, of course I would endorse JUSI about anyone bringing a cal into her or h~> lofc: in 'fact. the more the merrier. But I must say a ngh1 off that my opmwn IS somewhat colored by the number of cats I know arc si11ing at the Meigs County Humane Society Thnft Shop JU>t about arty day of the week. · People take' cats 10 the shop. and at least twice~ wee~. a volunteer dnvcs them to Ripley. W:Va .. where they are mos( often euth· anitcd. That is the harsh reality. We have too few hom_cs for lhe innumerable cats and kittens lhat prowl our villages and ci1y · slrcct:.. We also have too few responsi ble owners who will spay or neuter the ca1s for which lhey arc responsible. But let's look at what thai will mcan "for you lo adopl a cal. · With proper care. a slcrili7.ed cat could be wit~ you for 15 years or more. Arc you willing and able to care properly for it and pro· 'tdc a .. lahlc home for thai ion~ '! Dori ' t ge( a cat without prior l;ludgi:llng for vet visi t~ and other costs. Normal · veterinary ~are mdudcs yearly shot!'!._and lmostcrs. lcsts fq,r worms, and ex.amtnatum for typical disease-s as riccdcd. This will run ,about $100 lo ) _"\()() a year. 'llti ~. of course. depends on your vclcri-narian and ?" tiH.·•hcallh of your caL Prcvcnlive and consislenl care is csscnual and far lcs!' expensive in the long run . -· · Do not 1hink that ypu can get a cat and rievcr see 1hc vet. Annu~~~ shoh and cxaminalion's arc a must for keeping your cat healthy. Other routine .._.osts in1.· ludc cat food , cat l_iucr, litter pans and 'L' ~Jops and olhcr cat paraphernalia suc h as_scratching posts and Cnt tfL'CS. Arc you looking for a very active. playful cal'! Do you need a cat th at wi ll he c;pcciall y gent le wilh ch ildren or elderly people' One that won't be friglllcncd hy a harking dog:' Or would you prela a cal m. affcctionalc cal !hat will slee p on your bed al night'! Consider adtiptmg an adul t cal. who already ha~ a fully-developed pcrsonl lily' so that you know what you' re geltin¥,- _Adull cats gcnaa ll y adapl just fine ,t(i new homes. and "bond JU SI as stro ~gl y with new owne r~ as kiucns do . Also . adult cats are much less l,kely to he adopted. for moSI pcop.le want 10 adopt cu1c littlekillens. ' Howcvcr.' k,\IICns have many disadvantages. They reqUire more ..:arc .aitd watch ing over. they may not have .the litter Qp~ conc.;pt down ye t, and they go through a wild phase at' around SIX ,months when they arc un s1oppable bundles of energy Killens need several . trips to th e veterinarian for vacci nations (cats go once a year) and checkups, and finally, neuli:ring or spayi ng Perhaps mosl impor· lan tly_ il is d1fftcult lo predict whal a.killen willlurn out to be when 11 grows up, ip both looks and hehavior. · If yo u do decide to gel a killen, lry not to get one 1ha1 is too you. Kittens should nol be separated from their molher and lillermales untillhey are at least eighl to 10 weeks o)d. Many breeders do nol se ll kittens unt illhcy arc 14 lo 16 weeks old, when lhe immune sySlcm is full y developed. . • · What sex'_' Nuetured males and spayed females make equally good ~pm pani on s. Al1h ough some people insiSl on cafs of one sex or the olh~ r. cats aclually vary in personality independenlly of their sex. Neither sex is uniformly more ·affectionate, more' intelligent, more calm, or more playful. · Unaltered cats of either sex , however, can be difficult to live wi th. Unncutercd males "spray " a foul-smelling urine on lhe walls and furni ture. If allowed outdoors, lhey will roam and fighl wilh other cats.· Unspayed females may also spray, and usually "call" when they are in heat; thi s is an incessant yowling that will drive yo~ your fam1 ly, and, neighbors to despair! Neutefed and SP,'IJ'ed cats make muc h morC4Qieasant companiens. Obviously, steriliza. I ton prevents further litters, and fewer cats must be put down . Next week, a look al two common health problems of 1he cat : ncas and car mites. ·· George Washington;s campsite to be mE!-.rked The Ohio Sons of lhe American 7874. The CAR is America's oldesl reported_ lhal nearly all of lhe Revol ulion will help· fund a marker children's organizalion. fundratSing was complete. for George Washington's campsite John Briley direclor of Campo's The chapler gave !he firslreading in Lelan Township near lhe Racine Martius Muse~m of Marieua; spoke 10 changes in Its constilution. This Locks and Dam. on 1he importance of maritime hiSll>- will be voted on a1 ·lhe October The announcemenl was made by ry in lhe American Revolution and meeting. Prniden_l L.ochary , Keilh Ashley, chapler secrelary and 1he early seulement of Mariella by announced lhe appo~nunenl of a member of lhe stale SAR Ohio soldiers of the American Revolution. nomipalions comm1Uee composed Bicentennial 2003 Committee, who He indicaled thallhe desire of tbese · of Edward Ball. David Sayre and . Rhe11 M'lh 1 oan. Spoke at 1he recenl regular meeling · soldiers for Iand led lo lhe Ord1'"'r · · 1 s tal us of nancc of 1787 ~ one of 1he oour . A repon on t he curren Or Ewt.ngs Chapler SAR. · f he This is only one of Washinglon's founding documenlS of lhe Uniled . !he mining penmt or l 8 u{fjtngton campsites nol currently marked, Slales. Island Balllefield was given, DonaAshley observed. Another one a1 Myron Jones, graves chairman, lions are being soliciled for the legal Long Bollom already has a marker. reported there will be ceremo~ies lo cosiS and _will be g1ven lo lhc Me1gs There .may be funds available mark lhe grave of a Revoluuonary C011n1y P1oneer & HISioncal SOCI· through _lhe Ohio Bicentennial Com· soldier.i n Pine Street Cemetery, Gal- cry, : : mission 10 assist in 1his. he sa~d. 1\ipolis, on Salurd~y. Sepl. 26 a1 2 Keilh Ashley report!'(! lhal he had Th~ chapler also announced the p.m. Anolher ceremony is sel for been working lO locale hvtng inlenlion 10 reactivate lhe Cradle of another soldier on Sunday, Oct II al descendants of MaJOr John Wh11e,a Liberty Society Children of the 2 p.m. at Bing #I Cemelcry near Revolutionary War soldier buned tn American Revolulion CCAR) of Addi son. Plans are being made lo Chesler Cemetery. Three have ~><;en Pomeroy ofler many years of dor- mark the grave of Pvt." Charles loc~led wilh one plannmg lo JOIO mancy, Smilh who is buried in Jackson ~ Ewmgs Chapter. ' Any child from 'birth to age 21 Counly, W.Va. · · The chapter lhanked Roy and Pat may joi n aft er proving dirccl, blood A leuer was read from the Smilh· Holler for hosling the Jvne p1cmc relationship to a person who served sonian lnslitulion re·garding lhe for the chapler._ ;The nood at the Ame rican cause during 1he funding of 1he conscrvalion of lhe Amesville prevenlcd lhe chapter · . American Re volution. Anyone inler- original Slar Spangled Banner from preSident from auendtng. ested in membership may call 992· the War of. 181 2. The in<lilution Bernard Cooley of' Athens sub· In the mcan1imc a quilting class is being planned for this fall al lhe Fabric Shop in Pomeroy, ~egiSlra­ tion'will ·be taken un1il Nov. I. There will be no charge for the lessons, although participants will "have to provide !heir own malerials for a 992-2156 - -~- Securities olfeml throusll H.D. Vat Invc5tmenl Securitiu lDC; AdviJory' Ser~~ica offend throuah H.D. Vat ~isory Ser~~io;co, Inc:. 6333 Nor111 State HisJ!way 161, Foud~ floor, lrYing TX 7$038-(972) 81().6000 • ,_ i . A c;·o If e r. s .Person a I u y -Quiz Please check· one I .\ J\ _ ,., .1' ~ h~.? ncfit~ hcfor~ age· 65. Al th ou~ h yllur I·H~ncftt D B. Working at the.office·on weekends; D B. Attend an"(Iiterpretive qance weekend; ' • paymcnh ~nay he increased when you reach age 65 if you worked anylimc yn u started to rece ive Social Sccurjty benefits. You ' ll get credit for rnnnth in wh1c h you did nor receive a benefit paymcn_t because yo ur L'a rnin g., exceeded Soc ial Sc~..: urit y's earnings limit. More 'than retirement E;.v~n thou gh most people think of Social ScCurily as a· rc1iremcn1 plan, it's there worki'ng for you -today, wi.th di s'a bility insurance to protec t you aga itlst loss nf income .if you become disabled and can~t work for a year or mun:. Must rcoplc wou ldn ' t thmk of drivin g Without car in surance, or own"'~ ,, home wi1 hou1 hpmcow ner's insurance. bu1 lhey forget 1ha1 Social Sccu1tty i!-. m..,un ng th em today y-' ilh protection against loss of income if they hc:comc d1sahlcd. · Did you Know? , D C. Admiring a 250~yard drive on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. My huddles and (want to get together to: D C. Take on the 414-yard, par four "Assassin" at dxmoor Valley. - This weekend I plan to: I would feel better about myself if 1: ..; D A: Lost 20 poundS; D ·· A. Clean out the garage; D • B. Learned a foreign language; . . 0 .C. Head for Alabama to play .one of the · D C. Shot my handicap on'any one of the eighteen Robert Trent Jones Golf seven sites on the Robert Trent Jones , , Trail courses. Golf Trail. ' D B. Wash the dog; ' I'R.OI'I II\ I' ) Evt.!n ~hnugl1 JPn:tth.m l kmrn~.: h;l" an Ata<k my ~ tward l <l 111..., ~.,.rc. Jit. Opr;.1h Wmfrc·y ... Puli!tl'l the gho:-.t of !he lb ugiHcr she killed Ill ~ccp her f r(HO a life of ~lavery. '' WI.lcn I t:ir:-.t r~ad Toni Morri ...,,m\ hook. I ~aiJ in:-.tincll vcly, ' I am Sct hc ;md ..,he i:-. me." Wtnfrcy sa id 111 Sunday's Detroit News . " It wa:-, ~I!H.I (if a throwaway' 111111g-. thuu gh: like ·1 wa~ horn to r lay hc!r.' Yc! l I ..,Cl' nm~ that I diJn't cvc!n h~:gin to undc r~ta nd thl' cnnnc.,..tion . l' tl/t.: - \\ 11111111g non: I " Bcl o\Cd .. ··At lt t''ll. I th ough t tht..., film n c~.· dcd :111 .\lt·tcan -1\rm.: tt ..:;ln (dllcl·- tnt ). then a W(llll:t ll . •· the talk ~ h11w h(l'll . . atd " hnall~ . I I"L'\."IIg llltcJ that ,, IJ.1t It th.'t'dcd W;h ... nrnconc who Indulge your better nature II h..' lllla~lll;IIJOI1 , the t (H1h to nwkt.: 11 \\Ill"~ t\nd Jondth an·..., p 1 111t~ arc al l tl\C' I' tht' I lim ." ll.hl llll' l iL"dll\ ll~. - Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollleter, eacond from left, preeanted a mock check for $10,000 for the Ohio Farmland Preservation Planning Program to Malge County laet week. Flanking Holll1ter et the praean· Meigs County is the firsl of Ohio's counlies 10 receive funding for the Ohio Depanment of 'Development's Farmlimd Preservalion Planning Program. · . · . Ll. Gov. Nancy P. Hoii!Sler pre· sented a mock check !olean Trussell. · . grant administralor for Meigs Coun· ly. during a ceremony in Pomeroy on Friday. , , 'the check for $10.000 represenls lhe malch of local funds for I he pro· gram, which will involve the gathering of dalo from wh1chlocal goals can be established relative to agncultural industry and (armland. according 10 Hollisler. · · Once !hose goal~ are determined; a strategy wi II be developed to HunJ.rvliltJ AnnisloriiG'adsikn By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel New• Steff . Pomeroy Village Council. rneeling in regular,.,ssion Monday ni gh!, appr'oved all lhree readings and accepted an ordinance raising the village administrator's pay an additional $5,000 a year lo $33.000 a year. The action, effec live Monday, also r~imbu rses Village Adminislralor John Anderson for unused vacalion leave up to 1wo weeks. Council Presidenl John. Musser said Anderson h., received several oth· er job offers and recognized Anderson's credenlial s, including an engineering degree and.extensive licensing. . . , Musser said Counci l should consilkr geuing a trainee to assist Andersun· and learn how w•manage to sewer plant. -Coundl also mel. with a residenl of I he Bullcrnul and Brick streel neighborhood who complained about plugged storm sewers. Mayor Frank Vaugh· an said he would have Anderson examine the drains. Coun-cilman Scou Dillon asked when lhe <lreet department would do lhe s1riping in I he parking lot of lhe Senio~ Citizens Center. He noled lhe Meigs County Council on Aging would be willing 10 purchase the pain I for lhe project -' · He-also n01ed sever.tl srreetli ghts are not working or are working improperly. · . Councilman David Ballard asked if any aclion had been laken on lhe old Cenlury Bar on Main Slreel. Vaughan said he would as_k Village Solicitor.. Chris Tenoglia il'there has been any correspondence wilh building owner Ben ~n~ . . . "Bull a~~ also diseus,, ed the purchase of playgro und e,.9 ui~_menl. . Counotllnan Larry Wehrung asked Vaughan lo conlacl r~e owners.of lhe Jenkins property near lhe junction of Nye Avenue and East Main S1ree1 to have it cleaned up by cuuing weeds and small trees and removing ojd equip· . ment. The village also needs lo cut weeds around lhe fence enci rcling lhe new reservoir on Lincoln Hill. Wehrung said. Councilman George Wrighl also commented on lhe Century Bar build· ing and nOted the li ght bulhs in the Park in g lnt me. last in g longer si nce l~ e village purchased beuer. long- laslin'g bulbs. · · He aho conunended I he police dcparlmcnl for il.' work during tho Big Bend Slemwheel Festival. Police Chief Jell Miller said no incidenls were • reported during the lhree-day event. . Clerk Kathy Hysell sa id she has received several complaints from peo· pie stating the "permil parking only" area I'll lhc parking _lol is nm adequalely' marked. · . · "llhink il's worked fairly dcccnl. " said Wright·. Council also approv.ed the mayor's reporl of $1 S.564, inclu~ing the slate share, and met in executive session 10 consider personnel muuers .. , Also present was Councilwoman Geri Walton . ., . , HI Clussifieds (,.8 !;;!lm i~s 9 Editorials ' Locul Sj!orts Weill her 2 3 4& ~ 3 ' illllQ GRAND NATIONAL CAMBRIAN RIDGE HIGH!r:AND Aubum!Opllilla OAKS MAGNOLIA GROVE G,..,.I!IU. Oplbwi Mohlt. O X MOOR VALLEY Blrml11gbam . Pick J : VI- I: Pick 4: .1 -~- 7-1\. Buck•y• 5: 5- 10-20-25·33 Daily J: 4-4-1: Daily 4: 8· 1-6-K 0 19Vl( Ohw v,llil'J l' ut-> h ~ hm ~ l'1• . ' ' -Eastern qualifies . 'Candidates tQut experience in appellate court seat campaign practi~e . late seal to be vacateJ by the m::mda- lory retirement ol' Judge Earl Siephepson of Portsmoulh . The lhrcemem~r ~.:ourt ' gd lfio rkn.e on lhe bench may be u handi· on the legal community Ia cup for 1he judge on the appeal< court word oul about his ubi lily. . ''I have to rely on altorneys tell in£ lev d. "When you're on the hench. : their clienls Judge Goldsberry i< an ,. you're . . ornewhat limiteJ to h_an· ex perienced JUdge and you oughl to dlin'g just the issut!s that co mc·befme voh! for him." he said. While Evan.< admit< he ha< an your court, " he Si!iU. "W hen you practi&.:c hcfore ;.1illh1! cnurts.,as I do. advantuge from his appe•l. mnt:~ on the then you heeomc familiar wi1h lhe Repu hlicmr primary ballollhis -'Pring. prtl.ctil'cs and pn'K:cJures of all the he <a id he has pul J(MI,IMIO miles on various t:ourts tuH.I farniliur with the! is.'mf.!s in ullthe Various courts." .A ~e lf- described j ud i~.:ia l cunserv- hi s t: ars iri ',truvelin g the distri,l-"'1. " Pe11ple ha w cnme In know who I ant, and quite fmnkly. th o fa~Hhcre· ative. lhe 51·year-o ld Evans said he was a. con tested .primary in my race . thinh sometimes jticlgcs overstep will be helpful ," he sa id . Goldsllerry faL·cd nu oppo . . it i'on in the ir aulhmity . tltc Democrmic primary .. "The duty of lhe cu urt is lo inter· pre! the law. nol be lc ~ i s lativc anJ An ethi~,;ul issue Jil1 ~ u rfacc dur- ing the lhree ·way GOP primary fray that Evans survived. Both of his pri· nf appt!;.lls review~ decisiQns issued by lower courts in a 14-county area uf southern Ohio. In separate interviews, both men said their prl.!vious ex.perkncc! makes explain hi s dcl..'i .. . ions to huth partie.'\ lh em the besl qualified for the posi- in u case . tion . decision:-; in southea~t Ohiu." , .. l thi.nk l!xplai ning your reasons ing \.'tunpaign litemture that misrcprcsc!n tcd hi\ huckground . ~utd lrying tube fm:c-to-fal:c i~ more irnpon:mt thun spl!cd in tkci;.;ions and The rnul\t: r is L:urrt:!ntly he!ing nwy evt!n he more important than · being rig ht in th~ lnng run ." he said. inv~sti gated by 1he Oflice of DisciGoldshcrry, who los t a Dcrnot:r;~ ­ plinary Counsd unl1er the Ohio Supreme Courl's·Board of Commisti~ primary,J1i d f1n a Fou rth Di:-.trict Appeal:-. Co l~rt ~(.'at in llJlJ4. :u.inriucJ si<mers on Griev~mccs il nd Di"iL'iplinc. Evans. whn is not allowed In dis~ that h!.! mu:-.t t:ontt:nd with his oppocu . . s tht.: pendi ng invcsti@utiun. cou ld n~::nt ":-. we ll -lo.nown 1~am e and the on ly say lhal h~ is "cumfortablc" Rt:publicanlilt nf.thc '14-county di:,- But Eva"'· a Ga llipol is auorne y for ~3 years. said Gold.shcrry's c'pe· trh.:t. Tu nfl\ct th{rt \ la\ rh. he i..., rel ying The 54-year-old Qoldsbcrry. who has been UnAthens Count y Commnl} Pleas" judge _,ioce 19X7, poi nts to hi s lime on the bench as proof he can handle appeahue courl work · "I'm an experienced judge whose tried every kind of ca~e J)(h~ih l e ... he suiJ. " l'nlthe bcsl quulitieU to sit on lhe· bench and review tria l court> .w.YA. tatlon ware, from lett, Elizabeth Govarnor'e OHica ol Appalachia, J~ Bolin of the Meigs Soli and Water Conearvatlon Dl1trle1 and county Grant• Admlnlatrator Jean Trueeall. address lhe county's goals relalive lo ,, comprehensive plan as a public polfarmland preservation. Counlies will · "icy guide for I he wise use of local lax eslablish a farmland preservation dollars. task force 10 provide inpul and leed· . "For ~xample," Hollister said, "the back in lhe preparalion of the coun· plan leis e.veryone know where woter ty's plan. and sewer extensums will be sup· '. Dala 10 be collecled fnclude the ported by the counly for fulure nurnb~r of farms in l~e coUnly, the growlh." type of farms and the agricullural "For the past lwo years, lhe issue areas in need of preservalion. of i'armlanc. preservalion and the It is hoped I hat I he plan will pro- imparlance of Ohio's agricuhure and vide a strategy which will provide foresl i_ndustry toour state'seconomy guidance for the planned growth and has generaled lively discussion preservation of farms and foreSis lhroughoul lhe slate," HolliSler said. w~al Hullisler referred to as "sman "In addition to lhe truck farming growlh." and horticulture business in Meigs After the facls are galhered and a . County, logging, paper and ~ood· strale-gy is developed. I he counly based producls from lhe fore sllndus· commi~>ioner~ will be able to use the try contribute greally to Ohio's econ· omy," she added. . Sentinel Lotteries SILVER . ' LAKES Pomeroy Council approves pay hi.ke for administrator Farrliland preservatilon in ~ei· gs gets boost with funding award for lhe six-year term. . Both men are seeking the appe l-. !;;~ l~n!l~r . 1-BOQ-949·4444 • www.rtJiolf.c;om • HAMPTON COVE 11111111111 111111 Appointment of trainee suggested to assist in sewer plant opet:ation Good Afternoon I Section · I0 Pages the Lambs." "Be lo ved," which o pe n ~ Friday. tells the story of Set he. 1.111 csL·ap~.:d sl ave who i~ llnuntcd hy u1ive Direc!Or Trish McCullough . The program, which Reed called "casewort-inlen;ive" last week, includes $83,000 in adminislralive cost•. which CommiS<ioner F~ Hoff_rnan 5aid Monday se_emed exces•ive 10 him in lighl of the number of clienl~ ~ - 23 ~ 1o he served by lhe progmm ill any given lime. · According 10 Rc~l. lhe program is de;igned lo addre" m•ny of the prob(Contlnued on Page 3) ,. By AARON MARSHALL Sentinel Columbus Bureau COLUMBUS - Voter< will choo:-;e between a sitting Athens County Common Pleas judge and a veteran Gallipolis atlorney in filling a Fourth pistricl Ohio Court of Appeals seat thai will open through relirement Qf ll longlime judge. Judge L. Alan Goldsberry. lhc endorsed DenHK:mt , sqw.lrl!s off this fall againSI GOP nominee. David Abbe Lowell, lhe committee's chief Democratic investigator.. concluded in his report lhal no grounds · for impeachmenl exisled. "The pres· idenl was engaged in an improper relalionship which he dicf not wan! disclosed ... (thai is) the c6re charge (Continued on Page '•3) Today's Dcmme directed "Phi ludclph ia" and the Os~,;a r- w i n nin g ''S il cm:c of wa.._n·l . . url' he -.:o uld' 1..h n;c1 h<..: r . . cn.:cn adapLtthill DfT11 1ll Mnrn~on ·..., · 1111111111111111 Evans, un attorney in privah! Oprah unsure of director's ability to take on 'Beloved' ])!-, , WASHINGTON (AP)- Seuing lhe Slag~ for a hiSloric jourl)eY inlo pnesidenlial impeachmenl. lhe House Judiciory Commillee voted along hardened p-•rtisan lines to invesligale whelher Presidenl Clinlon should be removed from office. The 21-16 vole Monday night senl a Republican resolulion for an open-· ended inquiry 10 lhe full J1ouse, whiCh is virtually certain laler this week 10 approve only lhe lhird pr_esidential impeachmenl invesligalion in lhe nalion 's his lory. " Members will conside.r lhis a maller of conscience, and you can ' I ·check your conscience al the door," · said Rep. William Delahunl. D·, Mass .. a Judiciary Commiuee mem' ber who suppOrted failed Democral· ic allemalives lhal would hove limit· ed !he · lime and scope of any ·impeachmenl probe. However, w; Ho.use Democrals discus• lhe pending floor VOle al_a part)"·Catlcus t~ay, mid-lerm elec· lions less than a monlh away may diclate lawmaken~' votes. Republicans have predicted lhey' II get signiticanl Democralic backing in the full House, which has dozens of conservative Democrals nol found on the commiuee. A vote is likely Thun~· day or Friday. · Clinhin himself did not mention Monday's proceedings when . he . appeared briefly before reporters o'n lhe White House grounds or at a Democratic fund-raiser Monday . , night His spokesm·an, Joe Lockhart,.. said, "We don'l believe there's any· thing here lhal reaches lhe level of an impeachable offense." While chief Republican investi· garor David Schippers reported lhat he found 15 "substanlial and credi· ble" polenti'al _grounds for impeach· menl. not a single committee Democral budge\! to supportlhe Republi· can impeachment resolution. All 21 GOP members voled in favor of the resolution: all 16 Democrals voted against. ·· . ti .: ThO commiuee's proposal has no time limits and would not be con tined lo informalion referred by !nlilepen· denl Counsei"Kennelh Starr on Cli.nlon's relalionship with Monica Lewinsky. lhe former While House intern. ., ( .:.____Social Security is the major source of inco me for two-thirds of people ag" 65 "'"' old" r and virt uall y the only source of income for nearly l·in-3 p~.:~J pl c O\'C r age 65. -' -Fcw~.:r 'than nnc-lmlt' of today'g retirees have priv3.te pensions. And only 7.':1 pcrcct_\1 of pcnston ·incomc goes to the elderly-in the lower haJJ of income dt~trihu t ion. -., .; 1. ~ Mo1·c th an 9 - m ~ I0 older Americ ans F~ccivc Social S~curity. and about 40 pcn.:c t~t arc kept out of povcny ,by -thc.:ir monthly-benefit payments. -+The tmport~mcc of rctu·c rncnt income security will grow in the future . Today !h er~.: arc 35 million oiJcr-Amcricci.ns . By 2030, that number will have . mur}.: than doub led ;1 ~ the 77 million mcinhcrs of the baby, boom generation lliiWL' tnw T"l!ti rcmcn t. Sm:ml Security was never intended to provide for all of a worker's rdi!Tincnt llll:tlflll' need.., _· Pe m.inn~ and pcr"ional savmgs have always ht.:l'll ,1\ld 'lhnu ld :tlway . . he - a pan or a sound retireme nt plan '. , ~ ,, , If ytiu reti re early, yo u won't be eligible for Med icare until you arc age 65 . ll ccau.sc yo u will he receiving Social Security benefits, you will auto· mati cal l} he enroll ed in ~ c di r.:arc <~t age 65. About three months before your 6.' th pinhday. you should receive your Medicare card. If you don 't. call lhe to ll -lrcc numhcr ( 1-X00-772- 1213) to lei us know. Clinton will face wider inquiry Investment and Tax Consultanl 740-992-7270 D A. Discuss Greco-Roman architecture; I -~ . By BRIAN J. REED s~Ale'• welfare reform legislation. Sentinel News Staff , · The program would~. funde9 using $222,000 in slale fund.•. in an ~lempl A welfare 1o wort program proposed by Gallia-Meigs Conlrnunily" Action 10 lmin welfare recipienls for lhe work force. The worten~ would be placed, Agency was diACtis.~ atlenglh w~n 1~ Meigs Counly Commis.ioners mel init.ially. in public seclpr jObs. in order 10 !rain !hem for private sector employin regular session on Monday aflemoon. · . ment. . . CAA's Tom Reed mel Ia" week wllh lhe board to discuss lhe lerms of The funds for lhe program would also be supplemenled using olher "weime program, which CAA would administer for 1he county <i',s~~~a·p~art o f l h e_.;,f•;;;r~e h> w ol.rk " ~;.un,w;.s!l!'!'o~w~h~ic,h":C::'.'"A!:A::-m~a=y~h':a:Wv:'e"ac"'·ce., · ,...'-:'·rac•c•o~rd•i•nli:g•IO•C•A•A•E•xec,.,· Call 'Me For Details! D A. Taking·out the trash; ~' Commissioners weigh Welfare to work proposal Owners or age11ts of-Pomeroy rental housing units, Inspection permits are required per Pomeroy Ordinance #622 by November 15, 1998. Penalties will be assessed after this date. My idea of a good time would be: Single Copy- 35 Cents ' "' Page4 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 113 You·Don't Need To · Be Rich To Start Investing, But You Need To.Start .Investing For A Ch~nce To Be Rich. ret in:mL' nl. TheY ha Ve tn make sure they have the resources to handle the lnngCr peri od. The fastcS.t grow ing age group' arc people over age 85. Socia! Security pdys retirement benefits as early as age 62 . However! hL· n..:!its ~li'C reduced rive ninths of one percent for each month they rcc'civc art~ r t::~tdl ' - Karl Kebler III, CPA sJllall quilt. Those who regislcr will be provided addilional delails on 1he class. The 1998 show feaiUred more lhan 50 quillS. Kuhl said lhat she looks forward loa. much larger show ne xl year. lhcsc is th e fact thai lh.cy probab ly ha ve o longer timc-lo plan on living in . .. Meigs County's To offer story suggesOO!ls, rep1111atebreaking rM 8M offer news tips Wh ile there is some indicat ion lhat early rc lircm~nt is no longer the :nt raL'tllln it once was. Sm.:ial Security data shows that more than half of beneficiari es arc retirin g hdorc age 65 . For many; it' s Simply ·makc s se nse to :-.lop workiflg as_soon as r ossihl e. M(m.' and more people arc lookin g at their options however. Chief among Moss runs riot in win over Packers =-==:-:---;-:---:-;-;-~ I The 1981-9_1 drama thim·romtlhing , . I featwrd Foltb Fonl (Murph• .Brown,le Maggi~ Winll'n) in the ra:umnz: ro f I of afumblinJ -....y. ~. : NOtiCE BV ED PETERSON . District Manager, Athens Social Security OHice will always he redUced tf you rC(irc car,ly, your Tomorrow: Showers High: 70s; Low: 60s The Sentinel News Hotline Are you considering early retirement? ur to a maximum of 20 percent. High: 80s; Low: 60s mt.Ued hiS appl~alto;:.:~r ,~m~rship based on vl. ey 00 ey who foughl allhe Ba11le of Le•tng· lon and Concord.. . The nexl meeung of lhe chaprer Will be held Thursday, Ocl. 22 · Thl} w1ll he lhe ann•ven~ary mecttng 0 lhe chapler. Quilt show planned for 1990 Expo at Rock Springs Plans are movin g forward by ·Bunny Kuhl for the 1990 Expo quill show to be ·staged a1 the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. . ln. nexl ye~r·s show, Ku'hl said that t~cre will be. a special class for teenagers, ages 12 through 15 . What's so perfect about '10'?, Page 2 · Championship series preview, Page 5 Child sarety helmets and the law, Page 6 Today: Partly cloudy Sports make I he law." he said. Refraining from lahc ls, Goldsberry said he doesn 'l have a judicial phi losophy mher lhan to be fair and ' mary opponents, Jm.:hon Municipal Judge Marshall Douthett unil Mari -· ell a Mlmicipal Judge Mill NulUm. . acCU"e!d .EVHilS 01" Ulll!gt!dly l:irt:U IUt· . The Eastern High School Marching Band returned 'from a gru· allng day of compelltlon on Saturday loaded with trophies. The band, under the dlrecllon of Kim Howell, qualified for state march· lng band competition with two euparlor ratings In a single day of competing. AI the Athans Invitational Marching Band Festival, lha band relurned with trophies for best field commander, best auxiliary unit and first In "C" class. At the Belpre Invitational MarchIng Band Festival, the gfoup earned awards for best general elfecl, best marching performance, best music and llrst In "C" class, as -well as winning lhlrd place o,verall. Pictured are Billie Jo Welsh, field commander, and senior band members Matthew King , Melody Lawrence and Heath Proffitt. with hnw the mutter wi ll eventuall y ht: decided. • � 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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