https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/406b05bd11fd2ea3b725ac83a4f981c6.pdf 9654ee548e905d67ba09649ce43e345d PDF Text Text - . ... ...... ' . ~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. • �• C~miJJentarr 111 Court StrMt, Pomet oy, Ohio 614-992·215e • f1XIIt.2·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L. WINGETT J'Ubtl8her DIANE HILL Controller Pursuit of justice "' can end' in tragedy By RICHARD CARELLI Associated Press Writer ' WASHINCiiiTON - Snmcnnc dclranoly wa'c' a parkmg llckcl JUsl plu,kcd from~ car s wondshoeld ~nd dcdarcs Ill fighllhos allohe way w ohc Supreme Cnun The cloche pokes fun al some folks lnw lhreshnld (nr uutragc hut al"n tnvnkc!'i a grand nuunn nl aL:~.;Css 1(1) JUsltcc In rcallofc the nutragcd punull nl JU<Iol.'l: os nn Jnkc In Susan Klal s case ot hxlk a ora~oc tum M~ro Klal was Wnrk.ng a~ .an IOicnstvc care nurse tn San DJCgn when m liN~ sto.: sued the stale gnvcrnoncnt over lnsong custody of her chold Her fcdcralla'"uol wa.s diSmosscd huo 'he pursued appeals 10 ohc Supreme Coun Each year more than 7 000 arJX:als reach the naooon s hoghcst cnun All hut 70 nr RO arc rCJCllcd and lnwcr cnun rulings arc lclt undiSturbed 1\.4, Kloo 'nnncal was turned down on 19'1fl onrl silt' wuld nnl hear that She began tellong lnends she would move to ohe nauon s capotal to ensure her case got heard After movong to Washongoon she told co-wdrkers she wa.s goong to the Supreme Coun and would blow away anybudy who ••ood on her way In one leuer to the coun Ms Klal saod, One shouldn I have to reson 10 creaung casualues su~ h as the Oklahoma bombong to get your attcntoon Unfonunaoely expenencc shows that lh'" os the only method that creates change and actually works " Irene Landsman, a psychology professor at Catholic Untvenny has n<~ studoed Ms Klal s case but has seen other people 'who have come ontu con tact wuh the court system and have theor tllu soons shauered The or ollusoon os that the couns represent a perfect, all-powerful system that woll sec ro~hl to the oruth And JX:Ople can l>ceome qune obsessed when somelhong traumauc has occurred ' she sa od " Ms Klat eventually was arrested by the FBI and charged wnh threaten ong to assaull Surreme Couro Clerk Wollo am Suter and Choef Justocc Wolloam H Rchnquosl Convocted she was senoenced 10 four years and none months on proson where she os now hut her convocloon recently was called onto doubt by a lcderal appeals court TheUS Corcull C~urt nf Appeals lorthe Dostrocl ofColumhoa ruled that a Judge erred on alltlwong Ms KlallO represent herself whole the tssue of her competency oo stand oroal w" heong addressed Where a defendants com peocncc to stand uoal IS reNmably on qucsuon a court may not allnw th.u Jclcnd.mt h• w uvc hcr nghtto ~.:ounscl unul the assuc of r.:ompctcn<.:y has hecn resolved ohc appc.ols cnun solid Th~ SuJlr~.:TnL.: Court hI~ nL.:VCI S!!,td that hut ~2 years oi,)J(J the JUslu.:cs smd dclcndanls e 1011<11 "11\C thm roghl In hcanngs when thcor cOtnf1Clency tn st.md tnalts m qucsttnn We lond 11 e(mlltdoctory the .tppeals cnun saod 1<1 condude th.u .1 ,,h,;kndanl whos~.: ~o:'tJlllf1\:l~o:nq tlti tc~tMinahly tn 4ucstum ~.:nuld ncH:rthdcss knowongly .m~ ontdlogcntly w 111e hco roghtln counsel • Twtc~~y, By Jack Anderson and Jan Mollet For a ghmpse of how ndoculoul" ly panosan the House of Rcpresenta· uves has become, look not a1 the boekcnng members of the House Jud1coary Commntee, who woll cast ohe next SlOne on the Chnton • Impeachment battle Look onstead a1 an onnocuous hi· de program 1nlroduud by Prcsuk:nl Clonton on h1s 1997 State of the Unoon address l1lc Ameroean Hcntage Rovers onouauve sounds Joke ol came s11111ghl ouo of AI Gore's rconvenung gov crnmcnt plan In fact ol oro~onatcd on the Whne Hou.c l>ut not wnh the \Icc pre" denl As federal pmgramK go thos one wasn t tcrrol>ly ambnoous Yet ot 's prn~nkcd a healed baule l>ctwcen the admonO>trato on and a few ar•h eon sen auvcs on Capnul Holl A' usually hawcns on these soiU· atortns the lnscrs arc the very people the pro~r.om was dcso~ncd to help The ri\Crs tmuatt\C came ahout allcr a IC\\ Clonlnn aodcs wanted to lond a w oy ol slrcamlonong the cxost tn~ ~u\crnmcnt ~r\$JL:C~ avatlahlc tn TuU IV ~ H1ghh ~; ht Th"emeKild.o)slclton 1. On 1111' d tle In I~K4 lh< N.n.tl Wu Co lic~< w.ts csl.thloshtd on Ncwpnn R I In IKK9 lht Mnulon R IU~e 111 ''·"" lorst opcnctlots uoors to the puhll< In IK\tl Ch oolcs Stew til I' oondl the Un,mwncilI Kon~ ol lrcl ,ntd dtcd Bro~hlon E n~l.md In 19:19 on an addr<ss toohc Reochst.t~ Adnll Hulcr dcnocd h.tvong any tnlcntton ol w.u tgamst F1an~.:c md Bntmn ., In 194K the Tennessee Wollooons pl.ty Summc• and Smoke opcnc'<i on Broudway In 197' w.u erupted on lh< Moddlc Enst as EHPl and Syroa allnckc,d Israel dunn~ Ihe Yom K1ppur hnlod.ty In 1979 Pope John P.tul II !ln 1 week-long US tour hecamt the forst ponloll Ill voslllhc While House whcoc he w,ts reocovcd hy Presodcnt Carter In I~K I E~ypu.tn Prc<odcm Anw If S.td.u w.ts shottn death hy ew.nllsls wh1lc rev1cwmg u 1111111 uv pm tdc In 19K1 C.trdon tl Tmn" Cooke th< sporotu.tl head olth< ArchdHX:ese ol New York docd 111 .t~c 6~ T~.:n ycurs tgn Gcn Augu~1t1 PmndH:t the presldt.:nt nl Ch1k c,;on~.:~:~.kd delcnl on u O<l<r<ndum hdd lh< d.ty h.:loo, In dclermono 'Ahclhcr he ,iwuld 1'\::~,:CIYC u new c1~hl yc 1r h.:rm ol tllllt.:l Pmut.:h~t hnwc\..:1 ~h•ycd prcsu.lcnl unto I hos teron r.m out on 1990 F1ve ycms ,,,;u lsr.u.:h Pnnn: Muu~tcr Yttlhuk R.thm .md PLO dud Y tss er Ar.llll hdd thoor lorst nlloctotl oncc11np on C.ur<~ Epyfll 111he~on 11nrk nn r~nh~:mg h.:rms ,,llh..: t~r 1~-:h PLO lllnrJ B.t~kl.:lh til ~ufk:r~lu M1Lh td lllr d•.n rmnoun~.: ~.;d lns '"rcllr~.:ment Jcutlm llli.:lllph:LI ,, mmcu league hu!<ieh til <nrcer hut rcl urn<d In lh< Cht< tgo Bulls on M.trdt IW~ One ugo In t hh1w In hn1h Dcm•x:rut' und Repuh!O<.on' PoC'od,nl Chmnn us..:tl fu~ ltnL: lh.:m \dO Ill kt\1 'H nultt.try L:Unslru1.:1tun f'lt<ll~o;l.ls 1 h~.: Y•·" spu~.;r.: shunk Atl4ut11s n.:turm:tJ 1t1 Etuth hnngtn~ home AmcnL m .tstrnn lUI Moch.ocl Fn.tlc oiler more 1hmlnur tumuhunus tnnnths thnard Mtr Amcro· ~.:.m hlnlngy rrnlessor Sl mh.:v B P1: U~lnel wnn the Nnhcl PrtlC tor lllL:t.hc.:tne lor dJs.&.:CJ\ 1.mng_ rnons dcs~.:rtheJ Its ,In enllrdy new genre nl dJsC:I~"C ·L: aUs mg .1g~nts lnduy s Borthdav~ Authnr-1nurnulost Shunn AlcKander os 71 The prcst dcnl <II Syrut H.tlc' A"ad " M A< II<>> Broil Eklnnd os ~li lmprcssoonosl Fred Tm' alcna os ~6 Son~cr Molloc Small os ~2 Son8cr musoct nn Thomus M,Ciury ts 4K Rock son~cr Kc\ln Crnnon (REO ~peedwngon)" 47 RO,k stnecr-mu,O<o.on Dnvod Hodalgn (Los Lohm) "44 Songer Manhcw Sweet os 14 R.tflPCr Kmy (B Red und th• Bon) os 27 Thou~hl for Today No songlc man makes hr<tory Hostory cannot l>c seen JUsl as one L:llnnol scc,,gra"s grow1ng outhor ( 1890 I960) - Dons Pasternak Russum l ornmunll1~!\ na~ oga111r s J<>h would he JUst Introduced a boll des1gncd to kollthe pro~rarn , whoch so far ha.• gone nowhere Several ooher members soon JOoned the fray, protesting the pro gram and scndon~ heaoed leucrs to the Whne House demandong ol halt • the program The Chnton admonostralonn has tncd to paonl thos as ,beJng' wllhllUI consequences a Chenoweth •pokcsmnn told our reponcr Ale• Lc Fevrc Frankly we don 1 hcloevc them We ve never seen a federal program on.stnuted hy Clonto" wnh Ot.tl more burca.ucriK:y .;cntrahtatum and le.s local cnntrol But oohers sav the opponents arc l>conj;l<lO cxorcmc · Lohcny Mailers ha, token cr.cdn lhr anlunmng Chenoweth s. nlfi&.:c saod Emol y Headen an analvsl lnr the Cli:anng House On Envmmrncn tal AdHx:.tcy .tnd Rcscar<h {They hI\ c) t1cs wnh t:"ln!rn~.: prnpcrly roghts ~rnups fh<) cl>n say ohcrc s a (UmtctJ N llwns.) p\.111 1111 ~ke over the U S • nut~pokcn 'on,grc,..swnal suppnrtcr n( the anu gmcrnmcn1 molotoa the pro~r.1m h tJ 1 somol.or ttkc The oo~ lu wong rc tlly tuuk 1h1"' on .b 1 r.: IU~\: ukhrc the . ontO\ cmcnt Chenoweth quoc kl y •u.lnunt!'.tr.ltlon • An mvoiHd riV~r John W Fisher, 88, of Akron, formerly of Monersvtlle, died Monday, Oct 5 1998 at hos resodence He wa,, a former lcaeher on Pomeroy and In Ractne for .evcral and rears. • [ ~IWII 1trl70'0] U.S. auto sales shoot upward in September Inc {/ ---~-·~~ Stmy P1 Cloudy ShiMm T 110m11 Cloudy RIO! Fklltlet Snow lei of'll~o;ltl • Wllh Tilr.;n.: ~ I m~.:r~.:dthk n IVI!:'!•IIor were !oiuhmllteU ol wludl 14 nvcrs l1.1vc hecn chosen ' But se\c r II ~,;ommutullls thai Commissioners weigh would ha\e roectvcu lcdcral support• wound up on the losong end ol the' apphcaloon process after the or mem her ol Congress opposed it The admono~lratoon decoded early on to gtvc rcprescntanvcs the roghtto veto , an apphcalonn or they dodn l loke the program As a result several rov ers that looked hkc prune largels lor new lederal support •• read dollars ended up gcllonc nothong All he.ause partosanshtp has managed to Intrude on even the most heno gn ol all lederalonnoatovcs .Jack !l.~derson and Jan Moller are writers ror United Feature Syndicate, Inc (Continued from Page 1) lems whoch welfare recopoents experoence when placed on a JOb stle. cspe· coally nbsenteeosm Except for the source of fundmg the program os odenlo cal to a program approved by the board m March. Reed saod Reed saod thai caseworkers nssogned to clients pnrtocopatong on the pro gram would monnor those chents on an anemptto help them butld a good employment record That could onclude datly telephone calls to the chentlo ensure that they repon to work when they are e•pected repaonng motor vehoclcs w11h prob· lem~ prevenlong employees from reportong to work and provodmg other means of transponutoon when necessary The commossooners took no acuon to approve the plan and saod that they would explore other avenues before takong any actoon on the CAA pro· posal Commossooner Jeffrey Thornton saod that some countoes hnve colnmmed to placong all admtmstrauve costs whoch are set asode from the grant to pay for salanes, fnnge benefits and other costs assocoated woth opernung a pro gram, onto the program to serve cloents M~Cullougil ~aod th"-1 t ~W9ul!l;be, omposKob... fQr CAA-to 1\pefale the pro gram with no admonoslralove allowances Tom Dooley nnd Donna Schmoll representong the CAA board of dorec tors, also uuended the meetong I Pat Holter and Mary Powell met wotli the commossooners to update them about the Chester Courlhouse renovatoon and the aclovoloes uf the Chester/Shad~ Hostorocal Assucoaloon Accorthng to Holter, the commollee has ratsed $43 000 toward the pro· JeCI not oncludtng grant funds or funds controbuted by the comm!Ssooners The latest fund ruosong proJect the sale ol commemorative cookbooks os not oncluded on that fogure The commossooners authonzed tho assocoallon to use the firs~no<>r olthe adJllCenl Chester Academy buoldong whoch os e~uopj)t'd wolh restrooms The assocoatoon s use of the academy woll elomonate the need to•butld restrooms ntlhe counhouse buoldong whtch would ctlsl approxomutely $10 0()0 The eommossooners also • Appmved upproproatoons re~uesls and funds trJnsfers for the prose.:ut ong allorney JUVenole cuurt and hoghway depanmenl • • Met wuh Engoneer Rohen Eason on executove sessonn to doscuss per sonnel Issues " Also present were commosstoner Janet Howard Clerk Gloroa Kloes and Prosecuung Altomey John Lentes Speaking out vs. shutting up' By Sara Eckal Al one potnl ltlc .lt s~..:honl W&.IS "' h td lnr Jaqulynn Fowler tll.ll she wnuld delohcralel~ wme h> d.tss unprepared sn th,ll she wuld he sr.:nt to 1n s~o: honl suspen~lon At le.lst she sa1d I "'''s s tk lrom1hc 4..!L:~t.td~uwn o\ wh.tt hOJt.l he~. om~.: regul1r sehnol hie lot ptnn~.:J Jcs.s11,;,1 down Ill .t "1.: \1 tnd rut Ills lhtnU het\Hen hc:l lq!~ th~.: J:! lrls deuJr.:d they h.u.J h td i.:llOUJh Th ~.:y r!..:rortcJ the; lllLIJcnt to the pnll~e ,mt.J suet.J th~.:11 Sc.:\HlOJ IOI l.tthlll:l to JlWh.: \.: t them th: spllc th~o:11 lcp~:.ttcd l.;tl!Oplunts AnJ lhllt ~ wh~.:n hie gol ..:Hn VdliSC The two ~tsler" w~.:r~,; ostr 1 c\teJ hy th•or dt~ssmtles and rnu tmdy hud tu w,tlk down thl hIlls IH.::unn~ su~,;h ~.:pllhets l!'i !<iiUI mt.l whurc thrown Ill them rh~..:) ~,;vcn h.u.J Ill Uc.tl With more gHlJllll!! 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Ill y~,: lrl:' tmpotltnt l 11\t: hel tU!'il.: ~~.:xu II many gnl~ ltk~..: kssll:.l lnJUI md wh II IMppens lo you I h\,; y don 1 h.~r.•~snh.:n ti" not .tn 1ssuc ~..:onftn~.:J l..tShond t < loc ol ynu rc OK And II s lokc oh 11 In the .odulh Ill the work(>l.tcc us Sar'n Eckel os a synd1caled wh\.:11.:\CI }OU L':n Ill)' t:dlt,Hs ~uld I ko~rnCd ~tlh.:r Jt.:sst writer for Newspaper Enterpro<c Ito,; h ud to h~t~..:n to su1,; h ~.:ynt ~ l .lllll J.UJUI, stn1y r m Among the J\ssoc1atoon \,;I Sill I tom sudl ·' yuu n ~ llCio,;on md llootl ol H.: .. ponsd lhc swry gcncr ye t who ~.:.tn .trg.u~.: With h~o.: r 1 J..:~ 1tcJ WL:It.: m my \~ttcrs hom yc)ung JedmctJ 10 ht.:M the L:.ts&.: I ollun.udy th~.: Sur1~;mc Court IC l: lllli) IVH;n\ to he.tr .1 stnHI.tr The Daily Sentinel Hospital news "'II tUSPS liJ 960) Community P!WhshcLI ~rl'u~y II JU 't goes w show you ion~ purpn~cs tt s a11ll&.:hcll tn .mother plul:L: gels n'loJc lhocc-dogu sullox th.n glued lo .ony my,lcroous every long t.hstunu~ numhcr dml I cJ,1y I \C sc~.:n d1stance eventually he ahlc In doal heuvcn ot scl l lor jUst pennoes .1 cull Or r.Hcs m•yhc 11 s .1 m.ty he drop pong hut the mat kct rc 1d JUst Jllhn Loth~o" lon) D 1111.1 and O.: n the rcsuh s ol 11 n1s Mlii~,;J . : nthustl"\11.:.11\y pnu~mg th~.: '1rtuo ol thrnwm g tlu.\, otl md !'i \Ut.ly tor ex un pic mlnnnmg us \lncg.tr nl 10 10 mlo the s.ol lll ol thuo duct tare yuur lnudllone A1c tht.:s~o: uJs. .aTT lor thl' 'lllll' ~.:ctmp my , Ale tht.:\ d11ler~.:nt ~.:clmr' lliCs \\hO Lflsl:O\~o:l~o:d lh~,; llllgll.l\ prn)'!Crtl~.:~ ol 10- 10 ~nnult menus tlltll 11111~..: honor~.:d Shoales 1Uile~1H 1h.u hold~ lll\l!'il IHI.!ht~. lu h'!'i mll tht.: 1te1 . , \Oel.:'lhcl l !'i \'.Ck.:IUJJ\. lllllk4U Ill: ,1, I t tpa ol dut.: ls II ~cb ltll.ll~~ 11 ly m onuc!llhc s,unc 1\,1\ tlt.tl Chub I. tk> unJ os .t oe,ull duc ts ciCO) Dt\rwm nnd All ret.! W.dl.tte ~.: 1mc up \\tlh th~ theory nln.nur tl sd..:~.: lton 1 II you lll~o:t.O.tll tht: L1tiH!n" ~rnt' wue lloogonully JUst too 10 But .,Iter u lew nmnths the ads mlorm~.:d us llt.tt "e ltad to udd .tnoti1C r 10 ol we WL:I\: to ff.::l:CIH: lull \aliuc What huppcncd' !thought 10 wa' otsell pcrfecllon on n sc.tle ol I lo to al lcusl Docs douhhng the 10 mukc lllWI<C as perle<!' II we rcon.tdc the movoc 10 today woulu 11 stnr Bu Derek Bo Derek.' I don l even know what that means 1 Wh) not 20 ' Why not I00 ' wh~.: r c mc lllhng ·•r ut ~rll lm~ tnxt c.: \\,tslt.: mtl G11U km 1ws wh 11 111111 the \er) tl1} v. Ill ol our ~XI!'it'inu; Is thos 10 10 hu"~"' I'"' the numcne.J\ cqul\ tknl ol du&.:l 11pc 1 Woll W< kccp tddon~ rhonc numhcr' 10 'hlllut lclc until lhl: numh~.:l llsdl dosappc.trs .tnd we '" lcll w11h no1h111g hut u stocky ro oduc .md thrcud~urc Oflllc.tl lohe"' ' Woll the1~ C\ehlually he so many lOs t.tckcd on to a numher thut 11 w1ll t.okc us months to do.tl 11 nntJ we Jl ~lit up longer weary hone to red' On ohc hnght stde onayl>c we II ~.:onspar.~~.:y hy Internet p111vttlcrs to m.tke long dostance doul ong SO cllmfllo<.IICd We ilotli JU S\ govc up .md turn l1l e-maol I h• potdtcs lorthe 10 10 prcfox uc 1 hot he tvy un th• hlmoly vulucs 1,;1ld In om: ltthgow 1~ s u~r•uou~ nl ht> d1tu ghtcr ' hnylooenu untolthe l.od pwH:~ Ius Wl,l..hlln hy knowmg th.ll u-.;m~ 10 10 really s 1\Cs In unoth lon y I) In I 1 t,Jk~,; s ht s s.on Ill l.tw l..,lth.: 11 thc w~.:c..khn~ rc~.:epllon to lll ln nn hntlth IIIK IIIII IIHn 1hL: lam 1ly lll~l 111\l l!'i lung .t!'i he U!'iL:"i 10 1.: 1 Ill In ~c~,;p those Inn\! Lll"-l,mc.:~.: r Ito Juv. n In ~,;onll tsl IX nn1s M1lkt doo one ol lu~ . . pul' w1th lu' tine! M1lh.:r nMh ~ h1s rll&.:h thl:n lnnoun ~,;e"i tiMI h~.: ~ ltkiiH.! Iu s Ung lo1 1 v.o~lk Pr~.: Ottrly 'uonthly ol the dng Jodn 1 u" 10 r<)(Jf c..:ll:ullu e 10 \'oh~.:n lit 1hng the \\OUit.l huH; to stu) mti!Klrs The .tds lor the Collec t num hers m t:ontrast lc tture Ed 0 N"ll flrnm ~• unt\ormcd M "nell Woth Ch1lt.lu:: n ) who ...cems to t'k.: !oiOinl: ~on ol kmdh~,;:.art~,;d nco I.N.:I..,t m•ltt1.1 m..:mllCI who dnvcs around h...Jptng people lrnm all wulk' ol lolc shronk thcor phnne holl' Other ads for Cnllcct nunohn' / No 'uh:ll."fmtkln hy mall where home canu.:r ~Cr'IIICC: dUt IIIUR I SIS 70 S1()4 00 pcrmttlcd '" an:a.' I! d a•lahlc: r the liU~tl,..tli:on ~ 2 \\\:d.~ sII)" S6 R•let Outskle/t'l"- CIMIDlJ I ' Yt\:d.~ " SlQ l' ~2 ~\:cb .S IU9 72 2fi \\\.'1.:0 S'i.t. 68 Reader Services CorreCtion Polley Our main concern In 111 storitt b to be DC.'(Ur"llt U JOU know Df IR error in I stoey, all the newsroom It (740) 991· 215~ Wt wm check your lnform1tion aad make a coiT'Ktlon lr WIITIInted News Departments Wlt The m•ln nun1ber Is 991·11$5 Depart· mnt extettsions lrt" C.aoral MoDoa<r. .........................Exl 1101 "11v.ulthlc Irom~ 11 l1l Pu~lo ~,.: tuon~ J2 Ckl " MAILSURSCRIPI10N llldde Mt!Rs C..•tJ il Weeks l27 :10 26 W...'l.:ltt .SS:\ 81 ktch 1 C.:lll:.c.lk~~ plum~.: : mtl len' m tyhe they II he til ro , ho Ycl '"" Puhh!lhl..'f Ml NilS the: ll&hl 10 Jdjn~t nllCS dur 1ng the subSI!npuun ,x-riod Subsl:npllon rnle ch~en~~ may two: 1mph.: m~nt«l bv o.:hnnglna the C.t\~o: lllo 'ic tl:llUplc.: 111 NtJI St i8SCR'PTION RAl E.." Hy Carrfu or Motor ltoule gfvcn arrkr c:Kh week M.tytlc John lllhg 1w , lll lllltl ~ '" hook 1\nnHU) ~Ohtu SINGLE COP'/ PRICE II n~,;w lhtl'ugh (}:uly '5 C.:nt~ Sul'll.L:nt'M:I'!l not Ocslf n& to I\IY the c:armt may rcm1t 1ft ••han~:~; dnocllO l'\M¥)11I)' Sentinel on a three '" 11 12 nklnlh ha~,: Cmllt Will he snit U11nh uml sw~.:t.:ls ll1cr~.: ~ 1tn1.: lor 1 root hc~,:r lor mst mu.: lt:.tiUIIIl l! 1 lknh.:ntct.l lcllow who !'il.:\: j H~ to h..!ln:v~.: th.ll lu~ ~.:mptv ~od' c.: m 1' 1 "iUpcth\.:ro Ann1hc1 lot hcd 1~.:1~y lc 1\urc~ u htlClll'ih young ldlow m I' heel 1~rky \.:O~tunn.: tcrrontm l! olhcr: rtc~o:e' ol It oc.l Ill ,, VOUilg W;HII.IIl '. !'ilolll 1c.:h I t.lun I ptcknt.l 10 umkr Cl.m Sho1lcs St One W~o:~k One ~·h nth One Y..:.1r to thmk ol It tno,;,me youn g hctng u~~..:d mt:n.:.t.,mgly to them Ill 1!,!IIPd t tlk llh.! to Senum:l Ill C'<lur1 4~769 n flll<h .til kond, ol pnKiucos g""' tlly Uld Ml'f'lr.l~ty n l't'lm~rt'Y Oh11 l'o~lmash:r S.:nd rddr&: IS ~·mrt.'tiJ ms lu l'hc hom ~~ rr1~rm" Ill ( t uri Sl llokllnRJ, Inc NcW'~(lol~f 1\li.."ICIIUnn lc,nurc Chrts Ro1.:k sm.t,lu ng a new~ anc.:honnnn on the he td With ~• plac urd In another ~om l' m~anc yuunp pcr .. on Wl'Uflng o\ phone p ~~~ on tu s ~,;hcst shtlh ·'young wonum .11 1 p ty phnn ~.:: 11lc ~u.l ~.: nc.l ~ with ht.:t !'il.lppm g Cum~.: ~n ure cv~rv New~paper t'ly l~c Olnn Vnll()' I ut'oh ~hl'lij. Clm1p.1ny Second clls:t r"-'"1 11.,; p11n.lall 111' •Y Ohrn M~~:mbcr 1he A~>~,~eiJh.tl Ptc!l-' Bntl lhc Ohkl What's so perfect about '~1 0' anyway? By ian Shoalee Wh.ll sup wolh the lll-10 lnng d1~1an~,;c wars~ I v~.:: L:ountcd 1t lc.tst three scpar.tle uds tuulln~ the I() 10 rrelh lor phone holl s.tvongs wa< an oronworker woth Ironworkers local 17 for 57 yean Sur\'ovong are ho• w1fe of 63 yean;, Violet Roush Fisher, four sons, Jack and Glenda Fosher. Moke nnd Melda Fisher, Don and Sandy Fos!ler and Ken and Pam Fo•her all of the Akron area, II grandcholdren and II great grand· choldrcn, and a brother, Mason Fosher of Monqsvolle Fnend.s may call on Wednesday from 6·9 p m and Thursday from I JO. 2 30 p m al Hecker Funeral Home. 131 S I Cleveland Ave NW. Unoontown Ohoo Gravesode funeral servoc~s woll be held on Thursday at the Unoontown Greenlawn Cemetery at 2 45 p m ) WVA. PO Bux IY 10 I mAn ell.:' (A I)(Xl7K I he toll I'"' nutnh, o '' I XIX) 1.}')2 11(1() Jan Shoall'S os u S\ ndo mlcd wnler FQr NeWSJIIIP<r F.nlcrpns. Exl IIOl N<w' or ExL 1106 Other Services Adnotlslq. Asotu1110n Clmololloa Classilled Adt. I E•L 1104 ExL IIOJ .ExL 111111 V•t•rans Memorial Monday adon~Ssoons - Albert Roush Pomeroy Monday dos<harge' - none llolzer Modltal C•nter Discharges Oct. S - Chasoty Hnllon~she.tJ Mallhew Mnore Sonllh -Runyan Rus'"ll Meadows Peggy Getger Tomoohy Br.tbh.llll B1.;.h - Mr and Mrs Huze Woodard daughter South Bhxlln· ongvolle (Publoshod w1th permtsston) Stocks Am Ele Power ... .,............. ......51 1. Akzo 33'1. AmrTech. •• .5311/" Ashland 011 44'). AT&T v ' 57). Bank One 41 Bob Evans.. .. 19~ Borg-Warner. 36~. Broughton 18~ Champion . . 10\ Charm Shps 3~ Clly Holding 36~ Federal Mogul 41 \ Gannett . .. .. • 52"1. Goodyear . • 51 Kmart ..11 ' Kroger . 50' Lands End • 18\'. Lid . 23 Oak Hill Fin I . 16'1. OVB 40 One Valley 31 ~ Peoples . ..... 24 Pram Flnl . .. 19\ Rockwell .................. 33~ AD/Shell ...................... 50\ Sears . 44 Shoney's 1'lw Star Bank 63\'. WMdy s . . 22"1. Wosnhlngton .. .. . 13~ _,._t_ Stock report a are the 10 30 a m quotes provided by Advast of Gallipolis • (Continued from Psge 1) that Mr Starr 5uggcsts tnggen thos grave constuuuonal emos.' told the committee If Repubhcan.• were womed about an electorate clearly we-•ry over the l:.ewonsky affwr 11 wa•n I apparent by theor hard·houong remark• on the day long heanng Rep Bob Barr. R..Qa. who tncd to gel an ompeuchmenl onquory goong agaonst Clinton last year long before anyone heard of Ms Lewonsky. saod ' We are wunessong nothong less than the symptoms of a cancer on the Amcncan preoodcncy If we faol to remove thos cancer ol woll c•pand to destroy the pnncoples 1ha1 mauer officoal matters rs th,. Watergate or Peyoon '• Place? I don 1 know >aod Rep Ltndsey Graham R·S C cvokong laughter 1n a hearong thai for the most • •• pan wa.s grom and often ten<e In hos analysos of the cvodence • Sch1ppen< contended that Clonton •• •• may have been pan of a conspora cy wolh Monoca Lewonsky and othe" •• to obStruct JUSIICC • by provodong false 1emmony woohholdmg evo • • dcnce and lamperong wuh wunesse' • But whole he c•panded Starr , h•l of II possoble 1mpeachabk offense lo 15 most of the allegatoons sull revolved around the lruthlulness ol Clonton s testomony on the grand Jury most to us and the Paula Jones sexual haras.' Democmts ontroduccd one resolu loon to limn the onvesugauon 10 tile Lewonsky mancr and end the probe by Thanksgovong and a second wnh oolatome hmol bul hmoled to Starr s referral on Ms Lewonsky Both were defeated aloog slrocl pany Iones Rep Manon Meehan D Mass • ~od ol wouldn 1 h~vc manered what the Democrats dod nr saod on won monee because the doc was cast on advance and Republocans werc;n l goong to vote for any Democratoc subSmutes Monday's hearong loved up to ns bolhng as a panosun bailie Repubh can~ argued that or Clonton commolted perJury obstructed JUSUce or tampered wuh wnne.-es. as Starr contended he should be ompeuched Democrats satd the Lewonsky matter os about an affaor thai Chnto.n sought 10 conceal not abuse of power on menl ca.se whether Clonoon troed tu obsoruct JUSIIce to cunceal hos affaor and whether he tampered wnh wu • ne.,es tryong to en lost M, Lewonsky • pre"denloal secretary Belly Cume • •• and froend Vernon Jordan among vth ers tn the com.:ealment effort He also ilddres<ed the r>sue of M, Lewm,ky s lruthfulne" a key potnl I so nee her lcslomnny ahout some kev I dclaols doffers from Ihe pre.,denl s •• For the hmoted purpose ol thos : report, we suggest that Monoca • Lewonsky s testimony os holh sub slantoal and crcdoble. the unomey • '* John W. Fisher Nn fcwco than I 'X .opplocatoons <x.unple when one ol the hoys On Oct 6 1~ 27 thc '" ol tal kong poctur<s ,onl\cu wllh the npcnon~ nl The Jo~~~: Sml!er ~• mmg AI Jo\ ~un 11110\ u.: thth h.:.uun:U hnth stknl ,md on Wednesday, Oct. 7 lhc wuntry who w.tnoed thcor nwn hut when thlll):!s gutlc.tllv h,1U m H1 ~ 1111 v sounll-syn~::hrunm:d S4.:en~.:s Clinton will face wider inquiry tried sp l ~.:.td· .unount uJ tllstnlor lll.llllln thtmt the progr.ul'l Nevcrthcl...::ss tf"ph ... Hums ~onn llmxkLf In Inun LOI\lltlUI\I(te~ .u.:: rns~ lhcv dod lhcor hcstto l.tu~h ol oil oll'l'l~ Ohio weather Oct. 6,1898 that to !.avogate the maze of federal programs and agencoes that could help • We explaoned l hal to meet the cntcna, you had to ocll us not on Iy what the plan was, but who was sup· portmg 11 saod Jcnnofcr Pm of the Natoonal Park Scrv1ce, who ,. help mg to admonostcr the prOJect That docsn 1 mean that JUSt envoronmentahsts but busonesS~:s. local ctllztns etc h s ahoUI mergong onterest grouP" woth concern on the nver who don 1nonnally ahgn Ibe goal os to get ohcm to work togeth· " cr Sonce the program docsn 1 ask for new fundong ohc admonoslratoon launched the rover onotoatovc on Ju It wasn 1 lon11 hefore all hell hroke ltxJse 1\ J!ruup calhn,g nself Llherty Mauers ll<:gan cnntac:lmg memhers nf Congress and thcor statTs In coon· ~laon ahrJUI whao they saw .ts nvcr rca.: hong hy the admonostratoon TIIC crollcs found thcor champoon on Rep Helen Chennwcth R ldahn whn has made hcadhncs a• ohc most tng tn Sec Ju~uo dod snmclhon~ lh II .,. local communo lies Thoncen fed eral agcncoes eventually got and. together w11h the help of the Councol on Envoronmental Quahty and the Natoonal Park Moller 7 Servocc devo sed Anderson the dctaols h works Joke thos Rather than spendong new tax dollars the admon ostrauon would help eommunnoes take advantage of exoslong programs and scrv1ccs tt Local communoloes would awly for the program hy suhmotung a plan descrobong on detaol what they want ed 10 do wul> thcor local sorctch of rl\.cr hen prcscnatmn c~on"mu.: de,clopmcnl or a wmhonatoon of the owo Bu1 I orsl Ihe> had In demon soratc 1ha1 thcor pl.tn h.od lrx: at sup pon II the plan Yoerc tpprmed the ~"' ernoneno would apfl' unt .o R11 er Na\ 1gatur lmm llnc uf the ll led cral agcn"c' to wuo k "nh the Ju.:al The The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 for nllu.:tal said h..:1 dts!'itnlt~s &.:ouh.J not IOI!!I\L: h~o:l lcH •• she srok~ out J l(.jUI .tnd hcl s.l,l~o: l Jl'~~IL: I h 1t.l spent Y\: \I Ii cntlunn~ th o,: I tUnis 1nd J:!IOJ1111,!!~ ol I lc~\ h11~s on th~.:u s~.:hn(•l hu s • EDITOR'S NOH - R1<h11rd Carelli co•crs the Supnmc Court and lclloll-.ucs for The Assnriolcd Press By The Aaaoclated Press lodt) Jslue"l') Pet 6thc~7'lthull the y~.tr -- Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Even rivers get bipartisan response ~~ ·--~~Its!,; \M.; fll )W ISh t~o:k h~.:flliC IICdl.!t.lllrl,tJ jUd):!c Whll lllU!'i\ t.J~.:L:It.IC ~~~~~·IIIW)cr hdp111J:! hcr \Ulu\tl h.IH: dMngcc.J the ou\i.:ut'll4.: nl her ~om (1dcn ... y h~.:,1rml! II ~'' h~.:1 1,\lll\ 1dum mu~t he ~\:I ll~1d\: Today in history Page2 * Tueeday, October 8, 1 ' c ------------------~ The J)aily Sentinel 'f.sta!Jfisfod Ul 1948 • • By BRIAN S. AKRE AP Auto Writer DETROIT - Generous rebates and other do .counts lured more cdn sumers onto auto dcalershops last month as U S vehocles sales oncrla.sed 6 percent over a year ago Geneml Motors Corp rebounded from summer slnke' and Ford Motor Co posted a S percent gam on strong demand for ots pockups and sport ulll lly vehoclc~ Fogurcs relea.<ed Monday show OM's sales were down 3 percent last month compared wolh a strong per formance on Septemher 1997 But thai was a sognohcaot omprovement over OM , double·dogn declones the J prev1ous two months Sales of OM s hghttrucks were down nearly 2 per· cent whole •ar sales decloned 3 per· cent I feel prelly good about our recovery saod Roy S Robens voce presodenl and general manager of sales servoce nnd part' We re mov· ong on the nght dotecloon ' Sales were strong onduslry wodc a' buyers took advantage of deals on leftover 98 models and automakers conlonued to eKpand rebates und oth· er doseounts even on some 99s Aulomakers also generally held the lone or reduced phces on IN mOdels Analyst Davod Healy of Burnham Securmes Inc saod the stock market s gynltoons and global economoc wor roes don 1 seem to be affecung the demand for vehocles These .tre surproson~ly strong sales Healy saod The stock mar· ketiSn 1as omportanl on Maon Street monthly record for loghl truck sales al 195 875 unots. up II percent Ford's car sales dcchncd 3 percent Ford sales choel Roben Rewey was opumosllc that domcstoe sales would remaon strong The fundamentals that dnvc auto demand - oncome growth along woth low onteresl and unemployment rates - remnon favorable and coo· sumer confidence os stoll good. ' Rewey -.od GM also expect• OL\ sales to conunuc oncrcasong on the fourth quaner on pan because us redesogncd full· soze pockups are JUst arrovong at deal ers as a naloonal advenosong campaogn ktcks onto gear The bog Chevrolet and GMC pockup os GM ' top-selhnj; veh1cle Though they account for smaller volume ohat cother the Bog Three or Asoan aulomakers the Europeans once agaon posted the boggest omprovemenl, up 14 percent II was the 12th consecutove month that E:uropean aulomakcrs bnlle enJoyed doubled·dogol ~non~ on the populan· ty of a wodc array of new models German nutomakcrs Audo and Volkswagen had the best numbers Audo's sales were up 79 percent whole Volkswagen s n~w Beetle and Passal helped boost lis sales 63 percent II wa.' the strongest September for both on more than a decade Asoan aulomakcrs also had a strong September up 12 percem whole the domesloc Bog Three were up 4 percent Toyota led among the Asoans. up 41 percent Chrysler Corp reponed lust week as 1t 1s on Wall Strc:et U.s tar as c:ar that us sules oncre.tsed IKper.ent on sules Me ~,;oneemed September compared woth lls weak Ford posted a litlh, consccuuve showong a, YeQr ~go CLEVELAND lAP)- There was one locket sold namong all five numbers drawn on Monduy noghl s Buckeye 5 druwong and ol s worth $100 000. the Ohto Lonery ,,ud The wonnong lOcket was purchased ut the Johnstown Dnve Thru on John stown nnnhe.tslof Columbus There were 346 Buckeye 5 lO<kels woth lour nllhe numbers ond each os wonh $250 The 4 251tockets showong three nlthe numhers arc each worth $10 und the 19 52~ lockets showong two ul the numbers ure euch wonh SI The Ohon Lnnery woll pay out $39K (MJ6 Ill wonners on Monday s Pock 3 Nuonhers duoly g.une Sules on Pock 1 Numhers totaled $1 204 !l41 In the other daoly game Pock 4 Nun,\bers players wagered $381 K74 SO and woll share $1 H1 800 1 Sales tn Buckeye 5 totaled $342 299 Players woll share $268 518 The Jackpot lnr Wednesday s Super Lnllo druwong os wqnh $4 mol loon COLUMBUS (AP)- The c.tm paogns of Republican Bob Taft and Democrat Lee Fosher say thcor nauon al panoes consoder theor rae( f6r governor 10 be one of the top bullies lhos year A look at the numbers for Sep lember backs that up Fosher and Tall raosed $1 I mol loon eueh durong September wolh a gOod chunk for each comong from the natoonal panoes lonance repons flied on Monday showed The two huv6 (omboned to raose $16 I mol loon and woth four weeks to go untol the Nov 3 elecuon they seem cenatn to surpass the S16 3 mol· loon that Republoean George Vomovoch and Democrat Anthony J Celebrezze Jr raoserl on I'I'J<l The repons liled woth Tall s ollke showed that Taft. Ohoo s secretury of stale, had mosed $8 82 molloon for hos campaogn whole Fosher a former allorney general, had rnosed $7 31 mtlhon They were the last on u senes of monthly reports that slatewu.le cam- Squads answer seven calls Announcements Homocomong parade The Southern Hogh SchtKII Hnme wnung Parade woll be held Oct 16 ~ p m on Racone Groups llr onJovod to.tls wuntong to enter u llnat should <.tlllhe hogh school .u949 2611 ment and squad to RovervoeYo Drove gas ndnr Pomeroy VFD assosted POMEROY 5 3X p on Welshtown Holl Road Roben Kleon HMC Cenlml Dos p.tlch squad ussosted REEDSVILLE II 51 am Lomberger Rodge. Road Ednh 0 Dell HMC I 20 p m • Powell Street Pomeroy Belly Fo fe HMC RUTLAND 1241 pm . Stale Route 143 Vo voaii Gastoo 0 Blelless Memonal Hospolal SYRACUSE II ~4 a m Muples Apartments Pomeroy Catol Lunstord VMH Sale set There woll he yard and hake sa le .tl ohe Long Bonum Communoty Buoldong Thursday and Froday 9 .1 on In 1 p m OAPSE to meet Me1gs Local 17 OAPSE woll 1111!1!1 Thursday 7 p m t~ lhe Meogs Mtddleport School POMEROY Near Pomeroy-Muon Bridge DAV sels meeting The Dosublcd Amcncan Veterans woll meet at the hull, 28051 Stale Route 7 Cheshtre Monday donner 6 10 p m meetong 7 p m 992·2588 VINTON Golllo County Olspley Yard 155 Main Sl 388-8603 -- If the 992 Exchange Is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis Toll Freel DIAL 992-7834 0 ••• saad • Presodent Noxon resogncd before the full House could vote lo ompeach :• hom on 1974 The only utto.:r presodcnl to face the threat ol tmpeacfimenl Andrew Johnson was omj)Cached by the House but acquoued on the Sen· ate !)y a songle vote on IK6X . National parties weigh in with gubernatorial race Single ticket wins Buckeye 5 Unots ol the Meogs County Emer gen•y Metlocal Servo« recorded sev en calls tor assostance Monday Unus Tespondong onduded MIDDLEPORT II 09 a on Overbrook Nursong Center Tony Elkons VMH Pomeroy squad assosled, ' 10 'I p 111 volunteer lire depart • • ,r ' \ paogns were requored to l<le under new f1,nanL:e laws Jestgned 10 OO<rease uosclosure The last reports before the eledoon are due O<t 22 Sonce the campaogns uren 1 • requored to dosclose expendolures, 11 ' IS not possoble to tell how much each has on cash on hand But both have begun heavy advcnosong nn televo soon so the total os lokely much les. than $1 fl I mol loon Booh campaogns reloeu hcavoly on money lrom theor natoun.ol panoes The Repuhlocan Party gave Tall $200 fXKl ond the Dcontx:rats gaw Fosher $X2 IMXJ The $2 SCXJ homo the Ltgoslature placed nn ondovodu.tl donurs makes the n.uoonul party money more au eta\ both cumpa1gns saul Nahonal panoes can gove 10 canuouutes on unhmoted amounts Taft spokesman Bren Buerck saod the Republocan P.trty .md Ihe Repub hcan Governor~ Assoi.: 1al10n s pnorlly races are Calolornoa lllonms and Ohoo �, ___ .. . -· Sports __ The Daily Sentinel .. -- Moss shines for Minnesota - By TOM WITHERS AP Sports Writer · NEW YORK- The Yankees are still angry at the Indians for beating them la<t October, and still mad a1 Jaret Wnght for beaning Luis $ojo la.•t spring. · New Yoik has waited an entire year for payback <~ga1nst Cleveland. and more than siK months for a chance to !(eat up Wnght with its bats_ TontgNt.the Yankees will begin trymg to even both scores. Put on your game faces, everyone. This year's AL championship series could-be wild. One tight pitch a little too,close to someone's chin and Bob Sheppard.!~ Yankees' p.a announcer smce 1951 may follow his "W~Icome to Yankee Stadium" salutat1on with "Let's Get Readr to Rumble." Much of the pregame talk before Game I centered around the acrimo- . Vikings snap Packers' home streak 37-24 "Thl\ wa.' Randy 's coming-out defensive backs. yards m 1ntenru1tent m1n and occa~ By ARNIE STAPLETON 'Back when White and Cunning- sional showers against a defense that party. and Randall Cunningham did AP Sports Writer GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)..._ Reg- ham were with the Eagle.•, the athlet1c entered the game ranked No. I on the a"'';real JOb," V1kings coach !;>enniS gie White has •een a lot, of Ran<lall quarterback used to take off at the NFL. Green said. • · Cunningham's magic, but' be never first sign of trouble: but no more. "I don't know what he means Cunningham, who IS replacing the expected anything hke th1s. . "They're stressing to him to Slay inJured Brad Johnson. had TD pass- about my coming-out party. But I'm "He played out of his mind. This , in the pocket, and he's doing an es of 52 and 44 yards to Moss, 56 g01ng home to aparty," Moss said. is the best I've ever seen hom play.:· excellent job back there." White yards .to ~eed and 24 yards on a Packers ' cornerback Tyrone White said after his former Philadel- said. ' screen pa.<s to Robert Sm1th Three of Wilham< could be tHe guest of honI • • And h1s rece1 ve~ are domg a firslphia teammate threw for 442 yards the TDs came in the second quarter or. too. and four touchdowns in the Min- cla.<> job. too. ,' · "Somehow we got figure out a as the Vikmgs broke a J-3 tie to lead They, were the ch1ef reason the 24-10 at halftime 'way when they throw 11 up like that, · nesota V1kmgs' J?-24 rout of the Green Bay Packers on Monday night. Vikings (5-0). the NFC's only unbeatCunningham, who was 20-of-32. we've got to climb that ladder." White wasn't alone. en team. ended the Lambeau Field has 10 TO passes w11hout an inter- Williams sa1d. "I wa.s m position, the In the franchise's 80-year history. streak by the Packef' (4-1 ). who-last ception since replac1ng John,on, who guy ju'l went up and gol it." no quarterback had ever torched the lost here on Sept. I0. 1995. to St broke hiS right leg in Week 2. The on! y Green Bay touchdown Packe" for that many yards. The los.~ Louis. · "A~y ream that plays the VJkmgs until the game was decided came on snapped their 29-game home wmmng "Everyone' s a little down." said better get some pressure on J.he quar· a 101 -yard k1ckoff return by Roell streak that included four playoff vic- Breit Favre. who had three intercep- terback," said Packers couch M1ke Preston. tories. More than the Packers' pride was tions. " It's been a long time since Holmg~;en. whose tea;n ilidn'l get a " He did ;o~reat job droppihg back we've lost at home. We were JUS! hand on ·Cunningham "ThOse b1g hurt , too. and just slinging it. and he just killed hoping it wouldn 't happen during our rece1vers are gomg to cause a prob~ Rece~ver Dernck'Mayes sustained' ' us." White said. "The or rece1vers out· career." lem unless you do. and we d1dn't get a senous knee injury on a punt JUmped our come"· we d1dn't do a returri Also hun were Doug Pederson And lo think the guy that did it to any pressure tomght. ·• - good enough JOb getting Qressure." (b roken jaw). LeRoy Butler (ankle). them retired two years ago Cunningham also had a 75-yard White saw a refonned"'scrambler " I love playing the game again." TO pa.<s to Moss that was w1ped out George Koonce ( hamslrmg). Jeff stay in the pocket- for what seemed said Cunningham, who "gned w.11h by a holding penalty and had what Thomason (concussion), and Ross like forever - and pick apart' the Mmnesota "''a backup last year ''I'm would have been a 66-yarder shp off - Verba (ankle). league's No I defense woth deep around great people and great coach- the lingers of Moss. the rookie who "We're going to have to bounce JUmp-ball passes that All-Pro receiv· es and a great offens1ve line." back some kmd ol way," White sanl. dropped to ~I sl ovemll '" Ihe drall er Cns Carter. rook1e sensatiOn And. of course. three great becau>e of pmon.*flroblems. Mo" "We can't play this way no more 11' Randy Moss and forgotten man lol>e receivers, who dommated on a mud· lini , hed with five catches lor 190 we w;mt to get where we want to Reed wrested awa'y from ' denated dy field. as the Vikings rolled up 545 yurds and two touchdowns .. get" Rockies-sign L'e yland to 3-year pact as manager ' MOSS SHINES • Minnesota's rookie racalver Randy Moss Is hugged by quarterback Randall Cunningham after catching a 52· 1 yard touchdown racaptlon In the second quarter against Green Bay Monday night In Green Bay. The VIkings snapped Green Bay's three-year, 29-game unbeaten home winning streak, 37·24. Moll had 190 yards In receptions and two touchdowns. (AP) Scoreboard Mlanll New England N Y Jets Bullulo lnd1apapohs Jacksonville P111shurgh Baltimore Can~o:tnnatt Tcnnc:s~cc De mer Kansas Crty Oakland Sc;llllc Sa'h Du.::~o D:ilias An zona NY G1.mh Phil.1dclpJ11a National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE East 1 " w L 'F ' Pet. 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When you go out there and try to win ballgames, things can happen, guys get a hllle bu out of control at times." • The Yankees felt their first-round loss to Cleveland last ~ason wa.• a nuke. and despite winning 114 regu- · lar-sea.wn games this year. the pain frO!fl dropping Game 5 at Jacobs Field is as, strong now as it was 12 months ago. If there ·was one player most re!>pon>~ble for New York not po"i · lily going after a thitd World Senes now. it's Wright. He beat the Yankees fwice in that five-game senes a.~ a rookoe and twice more thiS season. He further enraged the Yankees . during a spring training game 'in Ronda on March 2 by fracturing a bone in Sojo'5 hand with a ~ad-h1gh fastball. Sojo was sidelined for near· ly one month. Sojo is sure Wnght intended to hit him. "No doubl about it." SoJa s.aid. "The ne<t mning I'm leading off and be threw at my head after we hit two guys. l•mean, what do you !hint.'' That's why I wa.' ,upset. It cost ine a mont)l.'' . So revenge may be on New York's mind for more than one reason. , ''It really makes no difference how we feel about him," ()erek Jeter ,.,d. " We want 10 get back. La.st year he had a big part of eliminating us 1'rom tlle playotfs. so the be't way to get back at o;omebody "to beat them. "We want lo beat him because he's standing in our way to the World Serres We have to beal him. Wright. 12-10 with a4.72 ERA thi< That's all the incentive that we real· sea..an. " My JOb .tays the ••me: to ly need." keep 11 close and. hopefully, put up For the lndoans. thr~r inuntive some ftroes." come• from being ov.rlooked yel Wells defeated the lndoans on hi• again. one <tan against them thi> sea...on on Few thought they cpuld get past June 20, He allowed two runs and the Red Sox 1n the fir<t round. espe- eighi hits in eight inning.<. striking out c~ally after they dropped Game I at nme Without a walk A wm over home 11-3. But <howmg \Omeofthe Texa' in the first round l""t week resol ve that's helped 11 get to the improved h" ca ree r postseason World Series two ol the i'ast three record to 5·0. And 1n May he •howed years. Cleveland rallied to ehmmate - he could handle.tho ulumate te>l of Boston m four game' - pre>,ure ~a,eball could place 0n a "We'ro always the underdog," pitcher - a perfect game Sandy Alomar said, "That doesn't He made 11 very clear'that he wei· matter. We have.enjoyed being the come' the re'pon>l bility of gelling his underdog." ttamnft lu u ~lKld 'lurl in Game I. • · Wright went 2- 1 agam,t the Yan· " lam not a follower. and I believe kees this year. losing in New York Ihall am a lead.r goi ng nut there and and then wmnmg tw1ce in Cleveland . trymg to 'e1 the tone," Wells ~aid. ;·we beat this teJm when I hap- "E•pc<ully if I get the balltin.t. I am pened to ' be on the mound." sa~d nut 'alraid to fu1l . and I hale to lose." ·Braves host Padres in Game 1 .Wednesday . ~ ' . ~ By PAUL NEWBERRY The Padres ' bullpen. on the other AP Sports Writer hand.· " voewed as a strength. even ATLANTA- The Atlanta Braves though Randy Mye" was meffective bullpen passed its first postseason test ( 1-3. 6 2~ ERA) after being acquired NEW YORK (AP) - The NBA viated training camps. So unless a 1111lh an A-plus. Will this no-name from the Toronto Blue Jays. presea.wn has been canceled. Regu- deal can be &ompleted a few days group of relievers make the grade in Ligtenberg. who a»umed the larseao;on games are likely to go neKt. after the sides reconvene. there the NL championship senes agamst closer's role on Atlanta ba.>~cally by The NBA's peifecl record of nev· appears to be no way the season can Trevor Hoffman and Co.• default alter Mark Wohlers' melt· er missing a regular season game _ start on it• scheduled date. Hoffman is baseball's most dom· down. became the lirst NL rook1e 1n The owners made the or latest tll'o· in ant closer. convenong 53 of 54 save a dozen · years w11h 30 saves - 21 because of a labor dispute is in seri· ous jeopardy after the league can· posal 10 days ago, still calling for a .chance. for the San Diego Padres. commg afterthe All-Star break. system with an ·absolute ceiling on His Braves counterpart IS Kerry celed the entire preseason Monday. "Everybody IS makmg a big deal After previously calling off the salaries - or a "hard" s~lary cap. Lig<enberg, who was pitching in the about the meKperience." Ligtenberg fi"t 24 eKhibition games, the NBA The unoon said the owners included Prairie League JUS! three years ago. . .said Monday. "They can't belleve,we . "' canceled the final 90 because of 16 pages of new.- demands th~l (lui Ligtenberg ~nd 1he other dodn't g1ve up any runs against the stalled labor negotiations with the weren't discussed in any previous Atlanta relievers - fellow rook1es Cub$. But we knew we had the tal' ' ' John Rocker and Odali>·Perez. along ent II 's JU>I a matter ol bemg commeetings. players. "Our proposals would result on an with journeyman Ru~y Seanez "At this point, our teams cannot fortable and doing what we've done possibly be ready to play any games average player salary of more than were Hoffman-like in the lirst-round all yeo~r. It 's 11me to have fun:" before November:" deputy commis- $3.1 million and .a minim~m salary sweep of the Cubs. allowmg only two Tony Gwynn is ready to have SIOner Russ Granik saod. "It's sad that for 10-year veterans of $750,000." hils in 6 1-3 scoreless mnmgs. 'ome lun. too. At age 3R, he's returnwe have been unable to have any Granik sa1d Monda~. "Unfortunate· "Our bullpen hasn't g1ven up a ingtothe NLchamp1onsh1pseries for ly. the union leadership ha.• been run in the playoffs. and no one seems the first lime 1n 14 years. meaningful negotiations." " The neKt co llective bargaining unwilling lO gove any ·serious C,On· to know about it," said John Smoltz, "This is the biggest thnll at my sessoon is 'set for Thursday. The siderat1on to what we have offered." who will stan agaonst San Diego's career," sa~d Gwynn. the lone play: Union officials had no immed1a1e Andy Ashby in Game I on Wednes- er left from San Diego's last NL penlear•• said decisions concemiqg possible cancellation of regular sea- response. day nigh< at iumer Fo~ld "Sure, nant-wmning team . "Going to the Both sides await a ruling from ', we're facing a dominant closer and a World Series in 1984 was great. but son games would be , made neKl week. The sea.•on is scheduled to arbitrator John Feerick on the union's great bullpen. 'But the same can be the long wmt 1n between makes thiS gnevance over whether players with said for us. " begin Nov. 3. '. reall9 nice right now." When the two sides finally meet , guaranieed contracts should be paid Ligtenberg. Seanez and Rocker The Braves rolled over the Cubs · again,.they will have only a few days during the lockout . .feerick's decision have been highly effectiVe this sea· 10 earn their seventh straight tnp to td strike a deal that would preserve an could come at any time before Oct. son. but they're st1ll l:~ted incessant- the NLCS. San Diego needed four 19. . 82·game schedule. ly as the most likely reason Atlanta tense games to finiSh oft Randy The union planned to have play- . won't reach its lifth World Series in · Johnson and the Houston Astros. Once a new agreement is reached. it will take atle:.•t three weeks to sign ers at about a dozen arena.s today to· the 1990s. clinchmg the best-ol-5 senes w1)h a players, make trades and hold abbre- try to gain public support for its position. ' 6-1 VICtory Sunday night. S<!a•on appearances. the cnmbtned "We just won a sen"' nobody karma ol Brown and !1m Leyntz gave us a chance to win and· now might be enough !a <ven thinfl" up for we're playing Atlanta. " Gwynn -.1d. the Padre; " In spnng training our goal w:.>to try Leyntz turned the 1996 World to get to the World Serie' a'1>1 win 11 Series wllh a three-run homer against ll has not changed." Mark Wohlers. and the New York W11h Smohz ( 17-3 during , the Yankee> went on to beat the Braves regu lar sea.,on). Tom Glavine C20-6J In siK games. and Greg Maddux 1IS-9) set to stan "Some guy' alway' •eem to rtse the lirst three games lor Atlanta. to the occasion." said Denny Neagle, Gwynn knows the San D1ego hillers the u\tlanta start-er on 1ha1 game two must improve their production. They years ago. '' He's one of them." went 17 ~ames wilhuut scoring more Last ye~r. it wa. ,Jlrown 's lur~ to than ·fo"r runs "ntd Game 4 agaoost break All\mta's bean. He had two the Astros. . wins for the Florida, Marlins 111 the "This next 'enes " not gui ng to NLCS. includmg a Game 6 triumph be easy." Gwynn suiJ. "W~'re goinl;l that ended Ihe Braves' sca.son. lo have to p1ck it up nflen"vely, .md ' "llhmk thiS whole ,er,es.hinges that's tho hard part With the or pitch- on whether we beat Kevm Brown or ing, slaff." not," Atlanta thord hascmun Chipper The Padres pitcher> were bnlhant Iones 'aod 1n the divisum scnes. Kevin Bmwn The Braves l'a1led tu 'ell out one 'lruck nut 16 in lhe opener;md S1cr- ufthelrliN ·rclund games against the ling Hitc~cock had II strokcout.ln the _Cuns and. as ol Munday. more thun clinching game: Hoffman saved the 5.!KMJ t1ckets remained for all NLCS hrst two wins and wrapi)Cd up Sun- games at Turner F1eld. _ day 's w1th a pertect no nth. After watch1ng some 6~.0CKI peo· Brown " sel In pitch agamst the pie tur-n out for both d1vis10n S<!ries Braves on Thursday. l1kely to he fnl- games in San Di(go, Smoltz hopes lowed by H11chcock when the best· the fu~s of Atlunta wdltake nut ice of-7 series switche' to San Diego on "I hope Ihey undersland how hard Saturday ot's gmng to be." he said. "I hope If the Braves are the favonte they under>tand how 1mportant they based on their 106 regular seuson can be." wins and unprecedented run of post· loc~out ·· McGwire's 70th home run ball on display in St. 11/ini pin hopes on ~fresh · ~: meat' against No. 1 OSU The lllinoos game k1cks utl' a SIK:: gum< stretch in whi~h the Buckeyes : • lake on h:ums with a cnmhined :: record of 13-15 and a 2-7mark in Big ·: Thn play. But Cooper said he <Kpects h" team 10 prepare J•st as if it were play· ing one uf !he bullies in the leagut . "We've never hud u problem wnh the work ethic of the players." he said. "I don't know of many games we've gone in overlooking some~ " The Dally Sentinel• Page 5 . ny between tile teams stemming from Cleveland starter Wright breaking Sojo's left hand during spring training. To thi• -day, many of the Yankees think Wright was intentionally throwing at Sojo. a charge Wright. Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove and the other Indians dismissed on Monday during workouts_ • "Jarei is not a head hunter, but to be effective. anybody ha.' to throw inside," Hargrove said. "I don't think we ;hould all get carried away in dragging out old grudges or new grudges: As far as I know. there is no bad blood between these two te-Jms." Maybe someone should tell the Yankees then. New York Game I starter David Wellsdodn'i sound like he's gotten the message. ,.You don't have to pitch up and in and head hunt." Wells said. ·:' 9. C:uulm.t.n D.dl.t . . I Ill pn1 K.m ....1:-. ('nv .n N~.·,\ l.n~l.md I 01 pIll Ptthhun:h .11 Ctllllllll.lll. I 01 p 111 S.m Fra;ll.'isl'tl .11 N~.·" Ork•.tth I ll I p .111 Tl'nno:ssl'l' .11 B.dttlllPrl' . I 01 pIll , W,bllltll.!hlfl at Plul.tlklpht.l I 0 I p 111 Pomeroy • _Middleport, Ohio : : By RUSTY MILLER : : AP Sports Wrltar : COLUMBUS -Il linois. coming : • otl' its first win in its last IIi Big Ten :: games, will start true freshmen at : : quarterback ~nd hallback against No. • . !-ranked Ohto State Saturday. Needless to say. the Buckeyes are : :: already planning a combination wei:·: come party • and onentation. Or . · ; maybe disimentatoon. : "Fresh meat"- not .freshmen: : is what linebacker Na'irDiggsculled them. "We're going (o try to get after. those positions," fifth-year senior linebacker Jerry Rudzinski saod " I can remember when I was a fresh· man. I don't know 1f I had the mmdsetto go out and play a No. 1-ranked , team. We're feeling that they m1ght ·: · feel that same way. They're going to : · : be full of nerves before the game " · Ohm State coach John Cooper ·- will have none·{lf that. He believes :: the lllin1 (2-31 have turned the comer : : and are improving. .· '•: "Thothmg I'm concerned uhout IS ; ; Illinois is a young team that went un : · the rnad and heat Northwestern up · : there last week," Cooper said Mon:: duy during hi, weekly news confer: · ence. "Th<y got a tusle of winning :: They woll be. a scrappy footbalt team : · when we go on there on Saturday · : We'd beuer gel with it and go over : · there and take care of busine"." : : Comingutl':~ muddy1K-9beating · : uf seventh-ranked Penn Slate. Ohio : : Slate" a 36-poinl tavorite against the : : lllini. who stunned Northwest<m 13· 2H 25 30 63 54 41 . 107 J70 driverS and home owners have lh1llal'1 2.6 ~.tn h.m~l,l.'ll 21 T.unp.t 13.tv ~o N~\\ YtH ~ G t<~ nh 1 0.1"l.md 21, A11tn11,1 ~() DL'Tl'l',.r -41 PlnLtlh.:lpiH.t l<1 Ctt~ E.trlier. Detroit Tigers general manager Randy Sm11h .sa1d he contacted Leyland about the1r manager's JOb. Leylaod managed the Pittsburgh Pirates from 19K6 until 1996, reachong the National , League championship 'se nes three limes "He's the only one we've talked to." McMorris sa1d last week. Our stat1stocs show !hal mature New End.u\ll 111 Nn1 Ollc,on' lmll<~n ~' l;ll lt " 17 s.m Dtl'~(l 1~ K.m .... ,, Rocktes owner Jerry M cMorr1s :md general manager Bob Gebhard met with Leyland on Pittsburgh. where the deal was mude. Dodgers earl1er tlus week he wasn't mtcrestcd in theJr m~mag:er's post. We Give Mature . Drivers, Home Ow~ers and Mobile Home Owners Special Savings. ~~:: () Leylund led the Murlms to lhe World Senes championship 1n 1997. h1..., lir~t of two years with the fnm· ch"e. However. the leam stumbled to a 54 - 10~ record thiS season as the rostr:r was decimated by move~ aimed at keepmg the payroll low. Leyland exercised 11n escape dau~e and res1gned from Flonda last week . He told the Los Angeles place." It proved just that for D<ln Baylor. who was 440-469 a.s the only manager the Rockies have known in their six years ol ex1stence. He was fired last week after the Roek1es finished 77-85. It was the Rockies' lirst losing season in four years ... Ley land was numed lhylor's successor Monday night. "Mr Leyland has agreed to a lhree-year contract to manage the Rockies through the year 2001 He will be introduced at al press conference Wednesday mornmg at Coors F1eld." Rock1es public relations director Jay Alves said. Wahama at Gilmer County Salurduy's game: Soul hern at E.tst~rn Oct. 2 resulls: ' Warren Local 33 Gallipolis 0. West I Allu n1 .11 -~ New Ollc.ms .1 I I S:m rr.mt:t,nl • ' . 1 1 St LoUI~ ~ I ' 0 ~ C.1nllma Sunday's Gam•s Atl !mt:~ 51. C:~rolona 23 O;oifas 11. W.1Sh111gllm I0 Ch1"'-.'gn ~I. D!.·trtlll '27 Lhe hom~ manager. it" s u tough dronton at Pnrtsmou1h Central .' annoUncl!t.l. • , , , PA IX Xl 5 OP 37 121 II K 27 50 97 Terms of the contract were not ful. and 1t's a great fmnch1 se. But lor OP . ,' 63 Ill 5X II MllliiCSill.l Jackson 20 Manetta 7 Logtm 23 Pt. Pleasant 14 Athehs 66 Rover Valley H Hanmm '19 Eastern I} Me1gs 20 Fau lrmd 12 Moiler 39 South Gallm 0 Waham~ .13 Sm11hern 0 Coal Grove -ope n r, 110 64 Beechwood. Ky ,. at honwn. can182 134 celled. due to powr la1lurc. · I02- 62 Friday's games: I ~4 73 Mnnella a1 G.dlipoli' 112 90 Jackson al Athens 79 143 Rover Valley ;u Pt. Pleasa nt ~0 151 · Warren Local at Log,m 5n 231 Wellslon :11 Me'~ ' 37 IRI I B 360 P 137 144 142 112133 129 SEOAL p w L Team Warren Loca1.. ..... 2 () ~8 Logan .. .. 0 64 I) 41 Jackson . .. . . ... I 35 Pt. Pleasant ..... I BR Athen~ .............. I I IH GallipoliS .......... 0 2 Munclt{\ .. ... 0 14 22 R1ver Valley .. .. 0 Totals 8 8' 370 ' Hamlin at South G.1llia .' South Point at Coal Grove \13 51 s m the rnaJOT leagues to manage." Leyland sa1d lasl week "It' s beauti - XI ()()() w~,shlngltJn Florida Marlins manager Jim Leyland to a three-year contract. ' ·That may be the toughest place Area Grid_standings (Overall) Team W L Jackson ............. 5 0 Logan ................ .. 4 r· Me1gs ................ .4 I •Ironton ............. 3 I Coal Grove ...... 3 I Warren Local ........ ] , 2 Pt PleaSilni. ... ........ J ., Athens ............ 2 3 Faorl11nd .. .. .... . 2 3 Maneua ............... 2 .1 Wahanp ................ 2 3 Southern ......... I 4 Gallipolis .. .. ...... ) 4 Rover Valley ........ 0 5 Eastern ................. 0 5 South Galli a ........ 0 5 42 'o () Cht..:U~O •• • 5 I) •• ......•• .-. •• ' DENVER (AP).:.. Despite Coors Field's reputation as a manager 's noghtmare, the Colorado Rockies had the financial clout to sign former . ·Indians, Yankees ready to battle in Bronx . Page4 October 1998 -·----· - ·- . :Tuesday, October 6, 1998 body.... We haven't lost many games _w_here we've been favored to win ." But·even Cooper recognizes thut there is a falloff in talent from a pre· mier team such as Penn State com· ' pared to Illinois,, "I don'tthink Illinois has a.s good a talent as Penn Stale. Based on what . I've seen. I don't thmk they do," Cooper saod. "But you look here: in the Big Ten slats lllinoh is third in the league in total defense. fourth in rush· mg defense, second 1n pass efficiency defense and fourth in puss del'ense. They do some prelly good things defenSively." Bat on ofl'ense the lllmi are next to last if' scoring. ·last in pass el'li· c1ency and eighth in yardage. Ohio State's players are wdl aware that the lllini Will start ~urt Kittner at quar· terbuck and Rocky Harv.ey at half• back. It was JUst last spring they were attendi ng their hogh school pr<\ms · "Just hearing that they have a freshman runnong buck and 4uarter· back. of course. your eyes light up a little hu." said cornerback Ahmed Plumml!r. ' 1 But that Uoesn'l ne,;cs· sarily mean that )hey're not good ·players." Safety Damon Moore said. "We w;mt a shutout. we want everyl'>ody to get a chance to play. to keep people healthy and to do our jobs." With four relatively ~asy victont!s under their helts already. the ' Buck~:yeN helteve they ~.:an L:Onl1 nue to improve over the neKI six games. -'After that comes archrivul Michigan. "We can gel healthy, basically." Moore said. "Hopefully. our staners can get oat at the end uf the third quarter. fourth quarter of a couple of these games 1f we play nghl." Cooper .said he has the ultimate weapon to light a fat-cat attilude and nol working hard in practice. "I've gotlhe best ally that you can have and that's the bench." he sa1d. "ll' our players don't practice. then they don't play. It's that 'stmple. So we don't an11c1pate any kind of let· down whatsoever." MAC names top ·players of week TOLEDO (API- Ma"hull quar· terback Chad Pennington and Bowling Green tailback Godfrey Lewis shaied hone" as the Mid· American Conference offensive player of the week. • ' Mllllihall free safety Roger.< Beck· ell was the defensive player of the . week. :· Pennington, of Knoxville. Thnn., : : completed 25 of 45 passes for 307 : • yard.• and two touchdowns in Mar- shall's 31-17 victory over M1ami of Ohio Saturday mght. Le~is, ofToronto. rushed for 191 yard.•. including a 66-yard run for a touchdown on the second play, to help the Falcons to a 35-7 victory over Ohoo_ , Beckett. of Apopka. Flo.. led the Thundering Herd with I0 tackles. had an interception and brole up two passes. ST. LOUIS (AP) ,- Attendance a fan. I'd want to see it," Ozer<ky ,.. thmg but a cull from McGwire. who figures to pick up considerably at the said. "It's a great idea to have 1t here has sa1d he's not interested in paying St. l,ouis Cardinals Hall of Fame now I hope everybody comes down and for the ball. "He's been besieged by agents, that Mark McGw1re's 70th home run sees the ball." The display opens next Moridny, auCtiOn houses, indivlduais,"·Krathen ball ·is going on display. - Wh1le the fan who ended up w1th and it might be a limited engagement. said. " You name it. they ' ve'conta~t · the record ball sifts through offers, Gerald Baltz. the museum's eKecu-' ed us. " "I think the right thing to do is he's giving others a chance to see 11 tove director, said he didn't eKpect to Phil Owsky. a 26-year-old DNA lab have the ball for more than a month lake your time, take a deep hr<ath, Slep hack and see what the various researcher at Washington Umverslly. Qr so. Ozersky's attorney. David Kruthen opt inns aJe " . on Monday loaned the ball to Ihe Hall Ozersky would ltke the ball t<> end of Fame al:ross the street from Busch , of Mmm1, sa1d his client hus received countless proposals smce snunng up at the Basebatl Hull of Fame at Stadium. "When I caught the ball, the fir~l No. 70 m the St. LouiS Curdinuls'' Coop<rstown, N.Y.. but he's nm as every- w1lhng a• >ome of the other hull thing I thought was that if I was JUst tinale Sept. 27. There's been ' ' Coaches submit Rio Grande Invitational junior _high• results Lou~s that's why it doesn 't have Han~ Aaron's 715th, whoch brnke Buhe Ruth's career record. ·But Ozersky could have it hnth ways by selling the h~ll to a corpo· ration that coultl take t~e hall on to"r first, or 1o"a well-heeled indovidual who wouldn't mind the poSitive publit.:lty In be guinetl frnm dunutmg it to the Hall. "PI11IIip doesn 't 4u1te see it as a lottery locket.- " Krathen suid. "He sees il as an 1mportan1 pan of histo· ry. and I don't think he's interested in ~elling it to someone who's going In pluce 11 on his mantel." Ozersky hus already had one $1 million offer. He's huvong trouble behevong it. rl!l'1ptenls to 1ust gtve rt awuy ·The Baseball H<~ll of Fame is a non ~ pi'nfil ~•rgamlalum ttnU Uoc~ nnt pay fnr H~ms displ,ayed. Perhaps Her~ are lhc JIIIIIOI high race rc.,uh..; from Si11l1rda) \ Boh E"an"' Lillie' 101 i 14·17-K5th). Shayne G,oy cGI t 14 I9-K71hl. Matt C.u oady iGI ( 15·32-12Cllh). David M,('lurc tMI R10 Gr:mtlc I 11\ 1tatum.11 on the l/111· il161hJ: F.11c Tayln1 iG) (16~1 \'t!fsity ol Rio Grantlt: l',llllPU\ . The IJ,t~d nmn~:r ....uc ldentll'u:d · i1XIh) h) G-G,Iiil,l Al'a<kmy or M-Mc1g' . Girl~' ruce Boyioi' rue~ Tenm score<: Athclh 57:. 11111, .. Tt.·um scores: H;!lllson Xt1. Galli;~ hom K7. Rm•cn"''ooLI UN. M.u1d\.1 A<'.nlemy IOJ, Circk1 1llc 105. Wai·· I111. H;uTtson I~;\. Logan 15K. Cu·· rcn r_,~·o~l 163. Athen ' I72. M.u "'"" cle\IIIL· 167. Ncw.uk Calhnltc 16X, I X1. Pmlsmouth I t{3. RJn~ ll'\' ot)(l J.ltlsmo I K9. G:~lli.1 Ac.od,·lll)' I'JH. 19~. Chcsapca•c ·200, N'cw.ork Un1nln 300 No lc.ml 'L.'Ill'C"i l01 lh Catholic ~~0. Hilhhorn 250. Wav~r - ... ~hl)l)k im: lull1ng Met~" · Runners (116): S.<ra Wi,cmoln ' 1) ~H~. St Mary 298. West Unum Jl7. Si. John ·CelltrOII J~7 No team IG,l t l-1.2~ .7-20 thJ: E1·01 Lynn IG) 115 20X) . An<ilea Bou<kllc IMl "'L'On.~' lor 15 otiW·l schools. induJing 115 1~ ~ - S~thl. ll~:uuil Tl1111n:" I M) Mc1gs ( Runners (1~8): llr.u1d0111 Camp- I 15 IX 1-55thl. AlniC<' l.ovcl,~ec IGJ bell IG) 111 ·40-,evcnlh).• O;uucl r 15 5Y X-MthJ. Rachuel Wa""' 1Gl Rnu'h !0 1I 1·2.0 1-1~th J. Clill' Whc01 - 1111 II 9-7htJ, Nil..i McKuuo" iGI er _. iGl 11~ : 17-Jisn: Zm·k t lll <~<J - 751111 : Man"" Dey ((;) Sdmonm cr 101 I I ~ : 56 -.1<Jth): Jn,h (17 ~ I 1 - X~Ihl. N~enlc D!f1" IMJ P,INllt > iGJ ( 1;\·00- ~~nd ). Bran<lnn t 17 ~~ . X -'1-~mll. 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POMEROY, OHIO 992-7943 ' dJURO~ ._AST' Raaflng, Inc. �. - • ·The Daily Sentinel ,..,.. By The Bend . • tueldav, Octoblt e, 19M The Dally Sentinel• Page 7 70 1'u11ct.y, OctobM' 8,1ttt .heimets-a'oazsave lives- and wearii1g-the"m is the law in.many states" Child r.;;:;;;;;;-::---...:~ worn. My husband insistt lhal .ll!IIY 1n the U~11Cd Sl*t. In 1996, chrl· ujd 10. Ann La. nd. erS • ~'"a r=;:I==::S :;:o=c=ie=ty==s;:=:c=:: ra== p== bo ==o:::::::k== -~ Lack of ·sleep affects .senses and decision - making · ElcaOllr EI\Mllan of the hma1.! ~ " ~:ommiucc J:llVC the grace hcl nr~ the steak dinner tte n 11!t1 Huophai/Harvar; Medkal S,h,wol . While tryrtupbitn i• I<IIJn~ 111 lhc.c For AP·Spedal Ftttl11rro prutcJn ·fl• h fn11,h , they cnntaln Without cn"UJih ;leer . uur m• •ld. nther am inn :1cid• thai a. tu all)· 1ncmory. anl.f ahilil)' 111r ay ancniiPn 1nln1'111 It fmm cmcnn¥ tlw hra10. " nd make deci•ion• detcri< lrute. A hcller way "' h.:lp yHurself n•ld wnotc B~ th Lc•·ine 1n an artide m nil '' 111 cal "i''l•nhydrutc• •u~h u• the O..toher ,..ue uf R~di!< Kik , and.. pa•ta, JIIHOtl ll!•. and rice . They cause our we" lc•·cf• •kyrnckct. 1n•ulin 111 he released. wh1ch Studic• hal'c •IH>wn jhat ju•t unc r.: mm·c• the Clllllflllliwr amin" a.id• night nf f'"'" skcr ,·an elcvale>tre•• unu let• tlw lrYI'"'Phan Ihat'• natu· · rally r.. und in yHur hln1KI•trcam hormone>. 1 There'• "'" ' cv i~e nc~ that yui n~ thruu¥h t< i y<lllr hrilin . 1\)iNhl "'""''' twn ni~ht> with11u1 •leer may weak· hydrate >nuck •ud1 a• a h<1wl nf dry en t)lc immune •y"cm~ >ay• 'Dr. Eve cc·real or lna•t unu jam riv.ht helmc Van Cauter. Ph .D.. •leep phy •i11ln· hed tni l[ht he your tickcttu •leer . g i<~ and rc...,arch rrnfc•~or 111' medir Ynu ohuuhJ ui ~JJ wuldt yuur cine mthe Uni versity· of' Chicayn. intake of caffeine (f.o~nd nllt't;nfy in How much i• ennutrh'! We' ve all cof'l\:c. hut 111 dll~eula(c, leu. nnd heard that we need ciyht full houro u 1nmc <~oda • J and nicotine. The•c n1ghtw feel our hehl. ~ul il'• really >limulunt • . di•rupl •lccp. Cal'lemc an individual thinB: Some lucky generally take• six hnur• tn leave the women function well on SI X and a ' ll<Kiy, llut rca.lion• vary. Expcrimen1 half while othc" can 't J'a .c the day tn •ce what your cutof'f' lime •huuld nn lc•uhan 'nine. And even if' wnrk· he, • kids-chore• keep ynu l'mtn Ma.kinv · Tn prime your miml;~~ nd hody for ntuali >tic fnnn hy Ma•tcr Pauy Dyer. , ·I ani• Ma<<llnh~ r. .:hairwoman for the ~~~~ f. r~ Jll·rt~ll ;he had a request and had >harcd snmc matcnal • with Huntin~tun Grange in Gallia County. · Alpha Otninun Chapter. De lta Karra Gamma. <<mdu.:ted 11111iatiun of li ve new mcmhe" when it met at St. Peter and Pau l. Wcllstnn . on Sept .·2K . . hy lad1.c< uf the church. Tahlc• w 12 r~ d~L"nratcd wifh l~>aut~mn Cnmmunlty Si.!nilo!c ~hair woman Juni ~ Macumh\:r r~purt ­ ed that the Mei~s .Cu'unty Gran~u~ . will he taking •tu!f~d l<lys tu Veterans Memorial Hn>· L.."ommiucc chainnan . ' J!ital Wednesday at I p.m. wjth The husinc!\s •ncctinjl' ·wa!i . all welcmne to gn. She . "'"' o1x: ncd with singing ol "Amcri· reported purchasing •onw lhatc· ca the Beautiful" with Donna rial" for prnjc,ts lhi" coming khkins at the piano. year. A letter frum Judy Fethcmir F1nal rule< were "appro ved rcqucsting that she he with· for the 200 Cluh and memher· drawn frum '"crnhership due to ships arc availahle at ~24 ca.-h . heallh rcasuas was read. The The first drawing will he at the '"c1cty •ig~Qd ·a card for her. 'December rc~ular meeting and Firsl Vice president Sandra will include catch-up drawing• Nudruff distributed programs f'or · Octohcr a~d Nol'cmhcr. for I<J<JH-IJ\1. Sudety memhcrs Memherships will . he uvailuhle . participat•-d in "Getting 10 frntn any Star Gran~c tncmhcr 'Know You • Summer High· or by calling {?liO) 742-280S. 'lights" will all telling about Thanks were extended lo their summer activities. .~ evcral mcmhero for.-thcir work . Parliamentarian Carol Eherts over the past month·. and olficers of the chapter con· Various types of' nu" arc ductcd the initiation uf new once again being sold by the mcmhcr.: !'lim Booth. e!ll'orted Orange arc Linda Montgomery hy Emma Lou Wiseman , Rhon- a; ked that all nul orders he in hy da Glassburn, esc1ll'ted hy Viola Oct . 10, (Jculcs; Leah Mnssic. escorted There were 21 mcmhcrs and hy Bernie.:c Mapes : Peg Mur· juniurs aitcnding . The ne•t d1x:h, escorted hy Belly Jenkins: . meeting will he F11n Ni~ht nn and Linda Spccnt. escorted hy Oct . 17 with a pmluck supper at Ida Mac Cruhtrce . The new (dO p.m. ' llowm 1t1r which a drawin~ "'"' held hy Jean Bo~gs. hoste"' . enoup dinnerJ'! lt would ha"c bun C41Urtety. HOI ha•mJ enwp fU<Jd · a ~ i Jhtrrnwe llecau~~e- clobf didn't bother 10 II it •imply Jood manne" 10 lei lei ki'HIW!hey were ClllllinJ "a Gumma Son~ . ... . Beta Belli on Sept , 24 'm ihc . ~ Thl' n~xl ml.!r:tinp: . will he held Oct. ~11 ut Sali)hury Elc · mcntary S. :hool. Pomeroy. Allr ndmg rmm M~.·i):! s .CoUn - ty Woi'C Mur.jmic F~lly. Donna knlms. N~llie Greenaway . ~ t~ern Martl\:1 G;ry 1\' ITin . C;1mlyn Snnwdl'n. Ro~ alil' Story. Sundnt Wlllkcr :ind llc ~ ~ )' ZurJhc1. ·· " " Star <;run~te Au1umn .mJ H;~lhlWl' l.'ll was lhl' theme fui· the pmgrum prt.! ~ or tht.! The Stlt.:tul \.'liiHtnillt.:t.: pt\~ ~ viewed the nc.<t meetin~ . u Litho11oll~ 111 Hullow~~.~ n !'I WCutshin .~ ror ~w..-:ntcr~ the Oct. 22 n l]Uillin'J:! ••• Nm•. I. There will. he nn c har~ e for the lesson s. ulthou11h pnnk1· punt ~ will huve to pl'llvide their own 11Htl!.:' rtal s fm n ~mnll t.JUilt. Those who register will he . provided quJitional <ktail• un the "'"' ·' · The ' I~IJK show feulurcd "''"''' than 50 <IUilt s, Kuhl suid Fellow' we know Is so thrihy, he gol mad because ha fell butler before he'd ueed up the pills his doclor prescribed. The 'iUnny mythology of tlh.' G11ld"n Stut~.· ~till .., ]llllc ~ . hut r~.·sc: m: hc r~ ..;ay tllu~l' in ":hllli\.'1' ~,.· Jinu.'~ 1.' llJliYun l'I.IUalm"a· ~ UI'l' 4lf IU!ppincss and ~~)tll c nttnl' lll Two thou· ~.md t.•nllcpc ~tuc.knt .. ; fl'l'llt ' tltc M1dwcst. anJ Sllllth~,.• rn Cui· iforntn w~rc a:-.J..i.! d 10 Jll'l'dil'l wht l.' h n.•giun hm.l Ihi:' hnppi~,.• r stu..knt f".'J1U· la~.· L.". ,:]HISC Buth !!roup" tn\.T~Ahclnun t! l ) Culifnr'nia a ~ till' pln~c nmJ<~I hlel y Ill ' "tisI)!. But when asked , hl rail' th\!11' 1lWII ~unl\ty of hk. students lll ' ln ~ In the .-hill of. Ann Arhor. Mkh .. nnd C<1lumhu,. Ohin. turned uutltl he just 1111 h~IJ"lrY n'~ those in the sunshin.: nf Los An~cl<·s and Irvine. Calif'. Why tile gap hciwcen f'l'rce l~'"'l *** 'Is relative :• *. itrA person with' A4l9mallc: you can 'l repair It yourself. Mone~ ·$10,00,000 isn't much happier than one with $9,000,000. ·~ * *. An unuaual child la one who quesllons .a paranl can always answer,• mul renin) '! " Unf11rtuntHI.!Iy. thl! tnnsl nh,·iuus lllfkt'i.'lll'C" hclwCcn lllCulilli1S !oolll.: h W' ~,.· lim:u ~ ar\.' nnt nlway s th~ mo~t · llllptlrl\ml tlctcm1innn1s u!' lmppi ;~g~: m~:"nt p111fcssor nt th..: ~~r Tcxns ~md t..' tHl\Jihor nf " Do~: ..; Ll\'11\g Natlontl Stnk wlil olltr lor •NewHomll Slit II publlo IUOIIOn On lht •Osrag11 ' blnk ptrklng lot lht following ~ahiOitl: / •Complete 1888 Ponllto Or~nd Am. •YIN 1QZNI!14UO~C88"!38 . Remodtllng ' . 1000 Nl111n l'llhllndtrStop.& Compare ' YIN JN8H017Y2LW2341Ge FREE 1H1 Chtvrolll IIIVIIId~ YIN 10CDC14Z3MI214142 ESTIMATEES • Tna t1rm1 or ult lrt 986·4473 Olth, 7122/lln Tnt Home Ntllontl ltnk rllltrVtl lht rlghl to rtJtol madt to lntpaot 1ny olt.nl any or 111 bldl or to remove .1bov1 n1m11 vthloltl prior any unit lrom lht tilt 11 to lht ult b otllln t40· t4t-2210, tny 11m1, Arrangomtnlt m1y ba (I) 21,21 . PUB AUCTION THURSDAY Hundreds or pieces or beaulllul antique glassware, beaullful selection or hand painted bowls &plaiOS1 G!Jrmany Vl.ct . dresser tray, 2 lg. flo blue plollors, Wollor Jardiniere pedestal & pol, lg . . soloctlon of ruby, Fllano Babies .. Wllllo~ pllchor, 2 candle holders, Weller vase & baskal. 7 pc. selling or Limoges, master & In dividual nul trays, pink depression plates , saucers & bowls, Iris herringbone Carnival butlor dl sl1 & lg . pitcher, old col~ ,dol Fenton · pltcltor, Amorlcan Foslor!a, cui glass, German owors, Carnival glas s birds, Cambridg e lead cryslol punch bowl & cups, old jewelry, 2 B,R, sullos , 2 pc. L. R. sult o, oil· on canvas prints, & ' more. " .' •, >) . THE DAILY SENTINEL,. POINT PLEASANT REGISTER . 0 and GALLIPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE 0 On Wednesday, October 11,.1888 Reach Ovar 18,000 lomas In 'he 'ri·County Areal 0 0 AUCTION CONDUCTED By RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO, · A188 773·11785 or 773·84.47 - Term•: Cuh or Check w/1.0, · " I • YOUIIG'S CARPENTER SEIVIQ DUIOII ' Get Your Me11age Acrou With ADally Sentinel ·o BULLETIN BOARD •7•• 00column Inch wttkday• '9 column Inch Sunday 0 0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~.~ . 0 , 0 0 CALL OUR OffiCE AT . 992~2155 ' WARNER INSURANCE JEFF P1lrltlr19 Alto Concrllt Worlt (FREE.UTIMAT!I) • V.C, YOUNG Ill 113 W. 2ND ST. 112.f215 ·1/h. New Homes & Remodeling .r&i" Garages , Pole Buildings , Roofing, Siding #1. Commtrcl•l ' At~ldenllll Ill'~ · 27 yr1• txp. Ucensed & Insured ~ Phone 740·992·3987 FrH Eltlm•t•• Owner: John Dean 6n. 'fl!'' ~ f!! .,. IJ 1 I !U] Doztr, Endlo•dtr, Sackhot, Sight Prtp11r1tlon, Utility LJn••· . Build Ro1d1 Llctnltd tor 81ptlc .1 (740) 387-o280 SERVICE Ag;lcultural Lime, L.lmeeton• • Oravtl Dirt • Sand. • 981!·4422 Chealtr, Ohio 101111 10/1~1161\lh mo. Profelllonal Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614·992·3470 . MOBILE ttOME PARTS "Huge lnventery': Floor lnatallatlon FREE ESTIMATES 740·698·9114 or 740·698·7231 Ta~e the peln out Bennett Supply ELECTRIC OR . 740·44&-e4t& i 381 Salford 711•11• lift() .. SATELLITE School Rd. Oalllpolla, OH SERVICE Call ·Buy, Sell or ,Tra~~ In the · ' , ' 992·6320 0 0 0 ·~""''' l GRANO Bally Lou's Tr!!BI & Treasures Located out SR 33, CR 19, Panch Fork Rd. (Iormor Wllaan'l ~rmy Surplua Bldg.) 10% Off Flexible & Preformed Pond Liners 20% Off Fountains 5% Off Birdbaths'& Concrete Planters (Stock llems Onlyl) Sale Ends 10·17·98 Mon .·Sal. 11 :00 A.M.·5:00 P.M. , Call tor Appointments - Closed Wed . & Sun. 740·985·3813 1 4 ' thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage.~Bnka • · Septic & Cistern Tanka Sewtr Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gat Pipe & Regulator~ Open: • 9:00·4:30 Wetkdeys 9:00·12:00 Saturdly 4/21/tl «n THE APPLIANCE MAN rt•pll!r em amy 1n11kt•?" Waahera ' • Hot Water Heater • Ranges • Freeztra • Refrigerators • Dishwasher• • Dryer Call Ktn Young I Help Win led Remodeling Wtdtm•yer's Auc t•o n SirYICt/, QaiHpo\~ . 01100 7<10·37P·2720. · 110 Olamondl, Anl•qut Jewttry, Oo!d AlnG•. Pre· 1930 U S. Cu rfl ncy, Stttrlmg. EtiJ' Acqwai!lont Jewelry • M T 8 Com Shop, 181 Second A>onue. Clall!lol•. 7<10-446-2842. Antiques. top poces paid, Rtv er· lnt Anliquu . Pomeroy. Ohio, Aull Moore own&r. An!lquet & clean used lvrn!turt , wilt buy ont ptt ce CH compltll novuho td , Otby Marlin, 740· m .es1e. I Bufld Your Pream" .·The Fa_brlc Shop • Singer Sewing Machine Dealer • Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machine repair • Dry Cleanlnll Service · • Scissor Sharpening • TuXedo Rental • Sign up now for quill classes THE FABRIC SHOP 992·2284 :P~meroy, Ohio 3()4. 773-SQJJ Wanted To Buy. Junk Auto'• AnY ResidentinJ ~ ·Mohile Home ·Ai•· Co~ulitionc•·s & Heat Pumps .. 'rRPPRn ,.,. ,_ ·. Carter, 740·24!-9660. EMPLOYMENT SE RVICE S ' 110 Low As. 128 a mqntb Heat Pumps Ae Low Aa 138 • mqnth *Free 5 PartsWarranty *Fret Digital Thermostat •Fret Estimates BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING "If/terti Qunlily DoNII '1 Cost ill ore" CDL DRIVERS NEEDED AVON I All Are at I . Shirley Spoa11. 304-67!-1429. Haullng,EXCIVIIIng .6 Tl'tnchlng LlmtiiDnt 6 Gravel Septic Syattml Trtlltr 6 HOUle Sll11 RHIOntblt Rar.e Jot N. Say~e 614·742·2138 Io "Humen ACCESS Howard L. Wrlte.. l ' Ruourct Development ,/ACCESS Hutt Sli:HI II Acc apltng Applt oatton. . ROOFING NEW• REPAIR For Tnt FollOWing Poslltons: COO~ : (OINOERIAEAO HOUSE, MIDDLEPORT) HIOh SchoOl Diploma Or E11u1vaten1. Prtvlou s Ew.p&r tenc & In tnvan · Gutter• Downapouta Gutter Cleanlrig · Painting FREE ESTIMATES 1ory, Planntng, Prapa1 ~t1o n Ana Handling OF Food In A Sohooll lnslllullonal Salting. Previous Ex· perlenca ComptfJIIng lJSDA Aalm· bursemenl Form11 Al so A Ptus. ~or This Po&lllon Mey Submll A Rea ume To Jeannie Wtlttam l, Human Resource Min· aga r, Acceu To Human At· Applicants 949·2168 8121/t!n source Davel ol)ment , P.O. 801( 318, Galll ~ll l, OH 45631 . ANNOUNC EMENTS Per.. onale playing lhl Onio D111ng Qemo. ' · 800· AOM~NCE . o•lensron 901&. WHAT WILL THE •· ~UTUAE BRING? LOVE, MONEY, TAAVBL? CALL NOWIIT'S FU.N, I'T'S EAIV .• 1-1!00·740·8000 E•l.3191 • $3.99 Per Min. '8• SoiV·U619·8'11·8~34 . Tl'le Deadline For Accep11ng Ap· p11ca11ona ts Tnuraday, Octobf!r 8, 1998, 5:00 P.M For Additional lntorma11on Ca tl 740-441 · 30 1,0. 8:00 ·~00 P.M.. Monday Thru Frl· day, Acces e To Human Res ouce OevelopmRnl , An AA /EEO Errl · pl oye r IB A Cellllled Mental HRIII!h Agon cy Serving Oatl!o , Jackson And MoiQB, Counties. · ADDITIONAL ORIVEAS NEEO· ED IMMEOIATELV ARE VOU AUOV FOA WINTER OAIY· INOi "LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company 'PERSONALIZED OlspaiCh •PAID Employee Health & Llle. ln11urance, Denlnl lnsurance 'HOME Weekends •Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUT~WEST 30 Announcement• New 1b 'l'tlu Thrift SMppo 9 We al Sllm&on , Athen s 740:!92·1842 Ouatlly cloth ing and household narna. $ 1.oo bag aale tvery Thundoy. Monday 1111u Saturday ·ij;O<I-! :30. Giveaway "4011( "Late MOdal FroiQhtllner CONVENTIONAlS ReQulremantli AQe 2:1; Cta ss ,., COL A.nd GoOd OIIYtnQ Record Please Call To ll Fret 1·888·790· 0008 \ Acce9~onnl Pavl •Home Wooke11ds ·~ un Fr om OH To The South And SouthWest Found! COW l Have You Lo st ' . ADOITIONAL OWNER OPERATORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELV 'locnl Fomlly O ~ nn d CompAny "Porsona,lltRd 0 1spntch 'Up To $1 00 IMI (lnciLXllnlJ one? 740<lllll·97011 Frtt Kluena. ?•o..H 6·9U 6 Aflel ' Pmmts P1 ov td~d AI No Cha10fl ' Toll s P1ud Frtt puppies IO QOOd Mme • 'FU el CnrO AVA11Ubl9 Mothtr Ia rlllglatered Doberman. A&Q ulromon ts ~~~~~ 23 . Cta ss A b lack & rust. tau s docklll d. 4 CDL And Good Orlv1 ng Record main <4 l&n1ates. 304·•5a':'l,090 Please Cull TOll Free 1·888· 790· Kitten• · 3 wt11t8 and 1 sponed , OOOB , Ask For GArnet call 7<40·99i ·5B6• or 191 Snlrtey Compu1ar' tJ s&rs Need tfd. Wor k Simmons near Ruttand OM~ Own Hr! I!OK ·$75K !Yo . 1·800 , Molhtl c1f ft nd 3 a<torrtblt kl l · 3-4 9· 7186 Ex t 117 3. www amp · tens .app roK. 7·8 wk s old 740· "8·010<4. Whtt• ltml lt k•llt ns . 8wk s old. 30oi·882·277J ASk 1011<1m V01ltly ol Gilts Tuas·Fri I 0·6 Sat 10·~ Rl. 124 Mintnvllle, OH 740.982-4559 "Ask about our candle •paitles" Benefits Olf&t t d, F~ni AS I IC Sam's. E • pe rl~nced Ha1relntsser Needed For Bus y New StUon Benthls UO·.U 1·1B80 or 7•0·256·6336 304 ·575 ·5~2 Los t Rto Grn nde "-•ea , Fam•ly Dog, 9Rs5! l Beag le MIK, :ii! Year Old Fl mRie. Red Colltu, Answers Ttl Chlol , 7~0·2<iHI I 38 MI SS IN G LttOI) IUf!ll , sm all brow n & wl'lllt dOQ An!WitS 10 Suslt . not QOOC1 w1Chll<H8:n 304 · Now Hmng-Ail Po11110ns & MaMg&n'lttnt 304-$7!1-511511 011 ~r s Help Wnnren., Co mmetCIA\ P111n1 . ttl& 'NIIh y~M S E-.p&riM C& I!IM Refefei'ICi!S< CAll. {7~0)·245·55!15 s Cur r~ n lly To Serve ~s Socrnt Servlcfl Des· tgnee Fht spo nslbtlillf!S lr'letude Bu t A.re r-Jo1 Ltmnta Too Assess - Galllpoll1 & VIcinity ~~ Vlud HElP Noed EmployHII OOmlno'l ol Polnl PtHunt Hotu r S&nlor Cn re Cemer Is Seekmg An tnatvl dunt Yard S.le 30 scants avallabla 1 Cos metoto o1 st Wnn t&d. Full ll. Par 1· Tlmf\, Hqurtv Vers uiS Com · n11ss1on , P01d llacn!IO ns. 01t1ar FOUN O: 3 Calve~ . uc h wetgh t ft DOut 2 ~0lbs on Corns talk Rd . COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Condit maklnv wpplm • Rehlk com 1-tO· •• &~ 7267 70 1 II'IC 60 Loll and Found •111·'17&&. SAYRE TRUCKING Help Wanted 1 "En')' Ot•nr .fit" Plwna Rnnk Firumdng" Air Conditioners h 1 Wanted To Buy· lJ 11td Plano In Playable Co ndit ion, Call Greg !Oit/1 1M ' I Condnton . 740·" &-9853. 740·992·2068 .... . ' ... eP.M· Or J & 0 Auto Par ll. Buyln'O w,. cktd or nlvaged vehtctea. Joaeph J.acka 40 Model Car t Trucks, 1990 Mot~e t s Or Newer, · Smlln Sulek Pontiac. 1900 t;ast· ern Avenue. GalltpOII! . Free Eetlmstls Joe Wllaon (814) 992·4277 11198 Martin Street· · Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 ut re Cttan Start da!lng lon lghll Have lun 11 740 ~ 8 92 • :1526. New Roots, Repalra, Gutters, Coatings,' Siding, Drywall, Painting, · Plumbing 005 Wanled 10 Buy AD a.QhJle Tcp Dollar All U.S Sit ~ ver And Gol d Co•n t , Proo f11t1. l2/1111ln -· Auction · and Flea Markel ~ let\ Pearson Auci!On Company, full lime auct•onetr. compl•t• 1vctkHl ttfv•ce Llcenud, IOO.Ot<uo & Wet t Vlrgtn!a , 304·, 773-578, 0r )04.773•,....7, I 01nlleman Seeking Companion: ahlp From Nrce Female For Tatkl, Wolke I Frltnd"lp. Send AI · plltl To : 553 Second ~~~•nue . Apallmtnl 403 , GonlpOIII , OH 740,.446·9416 • 1·800·872·5967 Local company needs COL drivers. $850.00 to $750.00/Week starting. 850 mile radlua of Jackaon County, Ohio. MVR must be good. 1 1/2 year driving experience req1,1lred. Home every weekend and throughout thi week. If you are lntereatad please call1-800-821-4870. Ask for Bob. 80 4M3l . Local Satellite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy (Cui oui 101 FuMo Oltoounl) 110 Flalwooda Rd. , Racine, OH 45771 (5 Points) M&J Lodge .n R a.c~rtt . Tuesday' &' WtdMI4ay Clolnlt'IQ. 81by· XL , turnrture. wood burn•r. thow•r doors , bate cabtt181 . dO\Ib&t ltv• &ofy. IT'JUCh ""fC Jack's Roofing & Construction prJ , (740) 8.85·3551 PR ESE NTS EVERYTUES DAY 9 PM .TO .t AM LADIES NIGHT WITH OJ MUSIC AN D DRINK SPECIA LS EVERY WEDNESDAY l) PM TO I AM MEN'S NIGHT WITH OJ MUSIC AND DRINK SPECIALS ALSO POOL TOURNAMENT SIGN UPS AT 7 PM STARTS PM 740·992-4427 . of painting, and let me do It for you , Interior Before 6 p.m. leave me11age . After 6 p.m. ., (740) 995·4190, f:ree Eellm.a lll ••Nt~c·d ·WATIRICIPIS PLUS· I 'RO'ol Coalinga • 'VInyl Skirting 'Wattr Htattrl 1 Door/Windowl 'Bitclrlc/Piumblng Suppllll •Fiberglo" & Wood Stepa Ol•count Prlcll · (No Sunday Calls) Custom HomBa J.INDA'S PAINTING ·~· '""' MlJ tM"fYml &tvtn laffl:lly, tl th lnd t.t•sonto HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. ., 1111/H tin Wtlh tCflt n & I IOr'M WfftdOW • •Bobcat Service •Cone rate •Masonry •General Commercl•l '"" R11Idenllal Fret Eellmetll No Job too Small Brian Morrlton '(740) 985-3948 (614) 992-3838 St. Rt.7 · P~US WICKS HAULING OCt. '"" ""'"'wMOO*. Mt'9ft-11, FI"QIOUI'd :JOIAO Jm!T'H AND SUPPLY CARPET G&W PLASTICS Tuppere Plalna, Ohio 45783 (Ume Stone· LowRitll) 11\t' dey btfort tht • d 11 to ru n~: lundt J' I Mond1y tdlllon ... 1:,CIOPm Ff'kti'Y. · • P/1 Contractors, Inc. 614-992:"7643 3393~ u.-: DAdllno. ' :- 740-912·2772 New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages• Replacement Windows Roi)m Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 'Lfl , DUMP TRUCK -f'ltc:ll •SIIiniHI Outler ·Roofing •Repl•c•m•m Wlndc>wa •Br.tlonary Docks •Blown lnlullllon ·Oareges •Decks 24X24 Pole Building llartlng at $5996 Um11tone Haullnp Houle & Trailer 811" ~nd Clearing .. · Grading Septic Sy1tem I ' Ulj)ltltl ' Eallmatel il't•J PERRY'S . R. Lt HOLLON TRUCKING CONSTRUaiON INSULATION •VInyl Siding •Soffll l/211/t12 mo. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ,. f !! ~~f/!::~~~~~~f.tfrl.!~ 1..~ POMEROY, OH. 614-992-5479 Ohio C:~~~#~~~~t'ot~fr.: ' ~ JD COIIftliC'I'IDI to ·CLASSIFIEDSI . 360° Communications •EIHtrlcll & Plumblrl9 .•Roofing . •Interior & l!xttrlor ·POIDII'oy, Mlddllport & Vicinity ~A~::':y:"o-rd~lo=te-e~ll~ul':":l":k~P::old::-:::l.; J&L SIDING & 10/1/mO. ' '*· . •NewOer~ge~ Pom~rov, . ·CELLULAR PHONES •Room AddiiiOnt C(!lmputtr or,.phlct Dttlgnt All l.lnd~eaplng ' · l.lwn8arvlcu •Commerci•J •AIIIdtnllll Owner, Mlckll Hollon Chll..~, Ohio 74().985-4422 Publlo Slit li'ld Auction ,• 742-2211 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Loc1t1d at thl Aucllo_n Center on Rt.. 33 In MillOn, WV. 000000000 Rt, 124, 1~111114 011. LIIDICIPB OCT. 8, 1998 - 6:00 P.M. Far·Mare ·lnfarmallan ••;.a•• Ext. 114 11 man · . Un1H:rs11y in Cnlifqrnm MuJ..c Pct1ph.• H"ppy·! " When pe<lple thinl 1.of Lu, An ~c ­ lc11 . thc-y )end tu focu... on ~~ ~ tn<lS I nllurin~ th s t i n~,.· tion ~ : the wunn und .sunn y l..' linu,lc untl tile tnU!\\!UtnS. ~lwpp1ng nnd hcm:hcs. In rculity. "must people don't ever I;!O to Rutl~n Drt\'C mul: h lc :o.~ :.. hop •there. and most people dnn 't ~~~ tn tl"' locuch 111 Muhhu." Sc hkud~ suid. On Baturdly, Ootobtr 10, 1908 at10:00 a,m lhl Hom• ,· ~~~~~c~.~U~D~ a~ v.~~~~~o nc'» ... said David Sd1kmlc . In Hl.torlo Downtown Pomlfoy f.: · ' When lhe meek lnhvrllthe earth , lhey'll have very llllle ·leh eller paying lnherllance, capital gal'ne , end olh~r 1exes .. cluss for tillS full 111111 sh~: lonk~ forward to u much at the l'uhrk Shop in l'nmern y. . 1:\rgl'l' slww nc xt )1 \.!Ur. I Rq~ l s trntion wlll he taJ..cn uuol LOS ANG ELES (API - G•ldlll..l I of Bottle s Stcwurl . Ell•m)nr Thomus I Ll Ca'lifornians may seem happier, ·but Midwesterners just as content ~ '• Appear In.The Grate Quilt sho~ planned for Expo '99 lhl' n\cnntiin\! i> hcin~ plunned ·-· -·~- Dave 'l11c mcctmg was opened in . Revu Vau~hnn : In ............~-- ·~ -· - By _hy Lurry Montgomery. Scvcml Elhcrl'eld. Carolyn Grucscr'. memhers muJe Hallnweon con- Canol McCullough. Murthu k s., uJn> and Halloween riuJiei M.:l~hail. Rose Si,son . Milrg trc fnr tCt..' tHitfl!l's. . ugcs 12 throu gh I~ . ...........,....,.. · Cl'd. 118. FOU ;;' . (740) 44HIDO oat, z(,,.,. •nd The Light Toac ·· 1)1' r.: cnt.: c in th\.' Color~ of Autumn"' ' Cru"'· Nmmu CUster, Chnl'lnltc Phln ~ 11rc movin1): fnrw :mJ hy 'Bunny Kuhl for the I~l)l) Exp11 quilt sho~ w he s1upL'li nl 1hc Rod~ Sprmgs Fulrgrounth. In ne<l year 's slww. Kuhl said that there will he il ·'pedul cia>< H.·,"'''· Tht Twlli~lll ·~. >ellleu l1y Vil:ki Smith. le<tu1w meetin~ . nf Stur Grange 77K when 11 met Allendin~ w~r~ : Jm1c Wuf, IWently. 1on. Clance Kmuller. Ann Rupe . Readin gs were "G,·eml'um11- Joan Cllrder. Velma Rue. Cuml kin" Com in ' 111 Town" hy Ril:k Adam, , Shirley Beegle. l1111e Miiwmhcr: ''G!•d Put Mugnil'i· Brown. D'lllltil lly cr. Vent W('I'C offcn:d for lllltn rhlmlcr. No Emb1rr1t1mtnt ... You'r1 Tr11tld with R11pectl Clll Now tor ln•lllnt Approvlltl"* drov. ~y . Ah· Tl~t•rr $mu, unnnuru.:cU th ~H 111\.'Jnhcrt<i me t'o wear .wiiiRYIND!U "' ·• juvenit;..,,.~ Tim Mtthfio. made putil oppcor•nc" on t..u••• II trip on Thursday , Mumhcrs nrc ln ll)lo:'CI at thC h11me of Jmw Wultlln 111 K u.ni. 111 l'l.ar p1u.)l. The ~.:ommitt~c al~o 111 No Credit • Slow Credit • Blnkruptcy N111 true . >IIY> Judith Wur11nun. Ph.D.. direcl<ll' of the Triml Wc1 ~ h1 . Munll~cmcnt Ccnt .:r ·"' Md .e11n lo<:d hlmdmohile in O<'tohcr. Cinmm . Parker. !1\CI'Vin~ CREDIT U"C ~ lit 11Hii..C' 1\t!I'OI{thlll . II 11\.!U• lllllkC~ )'llU Nineteen ntcmhet·s answered mil culluml the ~crvicc cnmmitll'l' unnoUih.'Cd tht.! 110 COURT IT. POMEROY, OHIO 1·800-291 ·5600 W. VA. 1102U77 MIHIIIUiii'IHICif.UI 1111/J II RIOIIIIIID I'Oil'llll>lllllte,· thm sivmtl' •kcr - Luthcl'u0 Church sociulroum . c- W.!-7He QUALITY · WINDOW SYSTEMS ' " """ Dan Liurlo (TI"' w.mJrr r,.,,,, Cr~lltlltti "~'~~'d •• u Marlnt CtlrJIH iptaln from 1970 to 197). He i IKJid• ....M.F.A. In ploywrltln¥· 1 hmly Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion Birdhouses ·'clocks. • Frames • Soap • Baby Gifts • HartWell Hares· .~.' ·· IIISfiiiO WOOf IOIIU .......... la1cr in rhc :t(tctn<Hin, the nHII'c •tahlc HUr •lccp rhyllllno he~111nc." ••Y• Sonia Ancoli· l•rad, l'h 0 .. authur ul " All 1 WanI I• u 01• IIJ Ni ¥ht'• Slecr ." " Alc11hul mu~c• yuu •k cr y 111i· tlllll y ""' scwml h11ur• latcr, when 11 lcuw• yuur hln• ~l • lrc mn , , il Wilke• you "•u:k· ur a~a in ." •• Y• Ik Ancllli · :·l•r.u.: l. If yuu really want til " '""r u drinl m dinner. have y11Ur la•t •if>"' ~ilrly ill 1lw ewninJ a• fl"" i"lc. . If' 111>1hin ~ eM~. helps. sec y11ur d11c1ur. Yuu muy have :my one ol . nwr~ thun I«J kn11wn olccp!li" II'J cr.. Keep 11 Jiury uf' your •leerin¥ rut · tern.• w help ynur d<oclor Ji:~ ~no~~C und 1rca1 ynur rruhkm •o you c1111 ~el tlw re•t yuu nee~ . 1 JilES' ..,..SERVICE ALCOA llfJIWt• •• , ......,lAIII I~ singing o·l: lhr: . " D~.!Itu Knprot HARTWELL HOUSE AU YIIYI. tOUI&IIIflo IIAIUTIDOWI .TIU·II fOI WY C&IAIIH ~~""~~!flU ., fO fJ llllffP fiiCIIU1fl ~arf; nc••· "The murc ii~bl ClJII"'Urc w~ ~a n 1c1 ~urin1 lhc day, c•rc~ ial · <ongmtuluiillns from the •hap· Prccepti1r Bela Bela tcr. The lllCCtin~ closed with the~ A. sulu~ KUppcr·rrcccdcd the rcGIJIIlr mcclint: nf PrccCrtlol' '195.00 r,, •Iumher. •1i< k lo rc lalin~. •lrco•· l'r~c a.livhic., Take a IM ~ath. II" Y")i" m •mnc li" ht •trctcltin, , "' li•tcnlo •of't mu•1c, Nun·prc..:ripti11n •l.:cr a1d• a1·c mll•tly untih i•wmine•. 11wy ' r~ ' •luw 1n lUkin~ c lfc~l and •l11w in ka•' itt ~ the II<Kiy, whi~ h mcun• tlwy may IU~I m;ikc y11u dnow•icr durinMtill.' dlly Plain 11ld a•pirin, i• a<luull y 1nurc cffcclive fur ma ny pclll'k. Illite• Peter Hauri. l'h.l> .. uutlutr uf " N" Mnrc ,~lccrle•> Niuht•." Anti ~cc p in mi n~ thul while II Wr·the·ciiUiliCI' drug. may help t!nec in 111 whil ~. Ihey ' rc nnt u lun¥·1crm •olutillll . lie ~ urc It\ chc.:k nut yuu r rrc..:riJlllnn d•·u ~• with y11ur dn~ tur. Ccnui11 nne•, •uch no :uui -inlhunniatnry prcdni•une, a• well .. ~ .. llliC ant1dc· prc..anto cun wreak huvnc nn •leer . A• ynu Mel nldcr, •hif'l • in your circadian olcer rhythm may leu vc . ynu widc·cycd in the c>trly hnur~ 111 the mominp. Amon~ the cue•: lhat contml 1M •lccp cydc• arc litr ht und JUU-"~~ m '""''llpl.' .out f'or a• many hour• •• you'd like , r=~;;:;:::;;::;;::::·::r-=:;:;;::;:;:;:;:==:-r=::;;;;;,;:;;::;==r-=::;;:E~;;;.;;=== the key i~ to make the mmt of' the ., . Public Notlct Publlo Notice · slc~ r time you do get. Public Notice Public Notice Any numl'lcr of thing ~ ~ un con· NOTICI TO IIDDIIII Prollol·offlot, P.O. lOx 4:io, tohtdultd lor ·a:oo p.m., ouhllll ohlok, or 1111tr 01 ~pirc tn keep ynu from dnzin~ off. . h ...d llldl for 1 "YIIIttt :Uflllln It, llulltntf, Ohio WldrllldiY, Oolobtr at, ornll upon 1 101vem 111nk In lht tmounl of not 1111 To prevent m ~Oinnia , lry IO kCe" Ol llutltnd H111rd 41771, Alln: loyd A, 11Uih1 IHI, II llll lbOVI offiOI 11t1n 1~ Ollht llld emounl •· Mlllgallon ProltotInltol until 11 :oo •m ''Idly, (740) 742<07114, regu Iar hours. Even if you didn 't fall ramovtl of en IXIIIIng Oolobtr ao, 1HI, upon ltoh bid mull be In lht ftvor Ollht llortHid n•lcep until 2 a.m. last ni~ht. don't haull . for ,..u .. , whlah llm1 bldl will bl IOOOIIIHrilld by 1llhlr 1 bid YIII1gt of lllllllnd, lid lhlll bt plead with your hu•hand to tend tn dtmollthlng 1nd filling openn 1nd reid aloud. bond In lhl amoum 011011. IIUdl the kid• while you crawl under the butmllll, V"lllng, .Hidlng lptolllotllon• 1nd bid of lhl bid •mount with 1 1ooomplnlld by Prool of cover. . You' ll rein fur• '" 111.. ··y··le, "l llld mulohlnglhl lilt," wm form1 m1y bt HOUrtd froln IUrtly lllftlulory to Aulhorlly or th1 ofllolll or •• • • • lit riOIIvlld lllhl VIII... Of ,1111 lbOVI OffiOI, A 1111 lfOfiUid Vllllll Of IIUIIInd ltlnllfgnlng lilt bond. ynu won 't get to iiCef'l until 2 a.m. llulland HNird Mlllglllon lhowlng ·ror lhl1 prol•ot 11 or by oertlfltd ohtok, (f0)4, I; I, 7, I, I, 11 7 to tnnighl . Qne way 10 " reset your chx:k " i• w try In go 111 hed und aet up the •ame time· evcxy day. Chuncc> nrc you' vc h ~ urJ thut drinkin9 milk Ill' dwwing down un turkey unJ uthc1· fund' m:h in tryp· toplwn - 0111 umino udd that y11ur rncmhcrs rct'civcd .ros·cs .unU & IIRPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL ruu lbe ~~~~" kn~~w if y<IU arc wmt ~l r»aJDf' t!fllbin'~H~~Vm. A retpon.c or not. And if the number of people ~ard and t~amf'l'd arc well in your party 1ha• ~han red >he -worth the 'e•Jra t~pen.c, I re;;11m· ilwuld be infiH'IIICd · a~Hllll ~. ttH!, me lid thtm. When· you RSVP•.'the infllflllatioo De•r Relldcrt; Thur!iday iJ you si~e the h~IC*i i' what !he~''-' ' Nat ional Deprc»ioJ! lkrceninMDay. of the ~vent i• balled ""· Weddmr 0n1:11 Jpin, lhc number io f·HCKI· f""l!! iPnli aren'1 ~hear 1hc0i<! dayli. 242·22 11 !TTY fllr the hcarrn1 ate, . and JlayinA~ nii-•how• i• a !4<mhk: impaired: 1-WH S'·ZJIIUII, If )'IKI · I undermnd lhal liOOICtimeJ an w~r.e . are ~pre"-d. ,.,. knnw .. n~~~:unc emcr1e111:y 'omca up, l!ut we wa•ICd Am 1 u ptMinJ t<HI much fmm whn ;,, malic tltll 'all rNlW, over $310 on !hole no-1hllw dinne,.. JUCII*'I If .-o. please wll nw.•• San The ~~ Ira Jtw•t• tur~~ed out w he no Oiei<! . ' Sfftd q~~CAiotll w An11 ·LIII!Ckn, ~1 f -~ 1111 prou em bcc;w.e o the nn·•lk•w•, IHa,r S~ Die~; y • ~r~ ril!l Cruklrt .8y.... kafc, .,•111 W• n~ ~ hut re ncrally: •urpr1.e• arc nul w~ l· upccun.c "'', mu, h. I...:111n~ the wry Blfd., Suite '100, Lmo An&eln, come, What if tl~~ 17 i1C"f'le had II"•W•• k nr~W wl~elher or n•1l y1111 ar~ Calif. IHNI4J By KEDBOQK A lleanll't1apzlne OCIDOor ~Ill •7Ill, Btolnd PW. Hul . Nt• IIJNcS tt.tmt , h ll Ctothol. Fur"""'' AaM.- 1- tllrJw~ up alld we didn' t ~"' cominJ io no roort thin COfiiiiJOr1 dren under ap 15 IIXolmltd for alm<1ft 30 perunl 11f all bicycle faulitict. Bicycle II:Cidents are 01)( of the m<ift freqtJent causet llf injury-relaud dealll for younr chil· dren. Since the fim ehlld·belmet l.a~i wePJ inll.l erfM . Ihe rile 11f fwalit ics for children hat dee rea~ every year: proviQi lhill helmet~ 00 make a d1fferenu . UnfortunaJely, not enouf h •ra1e1 have !he~ Jaws. ·11 i1 eilimaiCd lhai unive"al bicycle-bel. met usc by children under 15 WP\1~ prevent up to 100,000 injurie1 yearly. If your hu' hand care• •.~. .,..ut. t.he •afcty of h" children, be w1ll 1n•,.t that they wear helmet•. Tell him l Dtlla Kappa Gamma ' Dar AJIIII ndm: My huJballd and I were recently marrttd. Our w'eddinJ was beautiful. 1M there wa. one problem. We had 17 1111· ihow• and four Jllll'l'iJC JUC41J. Two day1 before the wrddinJ. we'd had to live the caterer• !he ~~acl number of JUC~a; AfiCr thai, we wwld Jill billed no mauer lt~w many no· JMWI there were. Thai lilt~'"' we pa1d for 13 ewa meal• lhal ·nobndy m1ll1on kid• ret• hun ridtnr a bike and Jhat I am eurreratinr lbe problem. It alw bolhcn me thai my ~~': ",:"';,;::; husband iii tca~:hini -our k11h w """''" i3nore the law and make decition• on the biiit of' whal people mi1h1 IHar Ann Ludmt : We have think of them. three children, The law in our ~talC I am upset iha1 he is Ji•inJ our r~quirc• children under 1S 10 weai children the imprc"'ion that my bicycle helmet~ when ndinB a bike. rule~ can be ignored. PleaS( r.ell me , My hu>hand lw told our children whalll.l do, Ann. I am -- In the M•d· they don'! ha ve to wear them. He i• die in Lynbrook. N.Y. afraid people will think t.hcy are Dear Lynbrook: Your husband . >isSic> and make fun ofthtm . Thi• i• might he i nt~rc•tcd in'_thc facto .. Here not true. Mo,;t of the 'ids in our- they arc: Accordinr to the Naaional HiJh'way Traffic Salety Adm1n1>trane1ghhorhond wear bicycle !lelmct•. . a1most 400. .000 c h'tl drcn un de r My hoshand,;.< atruudc uf!iC(• me. lll>n, 1 hchcvc our lawmukcr. have @"'ld . 15 arc treat.ed '" cmcr¥c"'Y rnum• reasnn> to require that helme t• be. for hicyclc-rclatcd injurie• ca.:h year . Yltd 8111 m tn l ~ . Cara Plans. C,V I) Conltt· encu . Progreu Noru. , ACI · Soloo Muol a. '-ld In Adwince. dress ing Psychosocml N&eds And A Res 1deni /Family L•atson Mus t Be A lrcan sed Prolesslor'l · nt A.ppllcunts Must Be Wllltng To Work A Fttu tb\t Scl'ltOult ; For odldon • 2:00 p.m. E•ample 32 How s Over A Frve Monday odlllon ORr Waek If lnttHISttCI Pleate • 10:00 o.m. Solllrdoy. Stop By 380 Colontat Orl\1, Sid· Oarego SolO: Oct 7lh , 81h . 9·1 Wtll AM Ftll Ou l An AppiiCR.hOfl Rain Ot Snll'\t , 2 Milts EISI Ol Bet w&4H'I Thft Hours 0 1 9·A.M • POr1 tr On ~5 4 . Nltt Wlf'l te r ol '30 P M A. II lntiHUitd P1nt 1U DfAQLINE: 2:00 p.m. "" doj bllloiw lhl od Ia to Nn. Sundly , 'rtdai· · Clo\1111• . . M\!SI App~ By 11lo\!191l EOE �... . Page 8 • The Dilly Sentinel TUIIday, October 8, 1998 TuNday, October 6, 1198 •. 5 • Pomeroy • Middleport. Oblo .. •; • ,U.l.EYOOP . •ama• NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ,, t1 1 lltcl 1111 ALDER FlrJAIJCIAL '*""*' , HoiZM Senlof Care C.mtf 11 "Now Acceptmg AOI)hC1ttont For Ont Full Tune An<J One .Part Tlmt Evanmv Sl>ll LPN. Alto 0t10 1'1<1 Ti"me Day .lnd Ont Pari Tlmt E\lenmg STNA II You Art Inter• K10dln~ PioPOSIOPBy 3&0 Cotan•al Apply Crr~t, l~te.-.oew BklwtU An<l Will 6e COnduct• odT!w~. Of ~. EOE LUG IIECHAHIC Fostel s"'Truc• 1And Traller It looking F~~ A Lead Mechenlc, •01K Medical, OtntJI. Vlt lon I lite lnturance Bentfltl, Paid 'VI· cation & Holtdl'{o 814·271HIOIH Meach•ndiM Bualneea Opportunity INQTICEI OHIO VIIU.EY PUBLISHING CO recommtnela 1hal you do bUll · Pf®lt you know, and NOT to ltnd mon.y lhrOUQh tl'\4t mall unfit yOu havt lnv..tigattG llle011or1ng, NIU witn Avolloble VENDING Ate - llu'lil Sell By 10/IT 10 ·20 Location• S.C.~. • /Mo. Income. Finance w /Good Credit S.CK...-S8K 1 oo,-, Ton Fret 1·8&8·538·9508 Ell 4114. 320 Mobile Homes for sale UOO Real Estate qg,wn on any 14x70 In stoct, limlted number, ''" dthv· ory Col 1.-eit.em 1999 Down on any 88 mOdtl l>oublt'WiGe In stock Fru Oellv· 2217 In Albany Ohio Call John at 740. • -It PAIHTEMIODY TECH Body Shop It IOOIIIng lOr Mil olltllng llard W(ltkillg Body Shop It • e11an mocll<n, ... equCipod Shop ... , exp«~nctd l)ainllribOdy ~tent Mu tt have II lt'alt 5 ytarl t•· perlence If an auto bOCIV tech Flat rate pay plan with unllmlttel Income opportunltltl B•netttl In· el ude vacatlona , unllorm1, and optional tnturance Apply In per· son see J"tffrey Baanam , BGCiy Shop Managtr, (NO phone calla plealt) l:nmtdlatt optnlnQI ltYallable 14 x70 3BR. Sm Down & ONLY All teal ntate advertJsmg m this newspaper ltlaubtect to the Fedefal Fair Houtrng Act of 1968 which makes tt n~ega~ to 8dv8111M "any preference hmitahon or discrlmlna110n base<! on raee, colOr, rer,glon, so~~; famH iaJ atarus or oatlOhal Otigln, or any lntenrton to mak• any atJch preference. limitation or du~c t1mmat 1on • ThiS newspaper will not knowingly accept advertrsemerns for real estate whiCh tsln ~~o lat iOn of the law Our raaders ate hereb)' Informed trlat all ~elhngs adverllsed in th1s newspaper are available on an equal oppor1unlly basls MOTORS 308 E Main Sl Pomeroy, Ott 45769 REAL ESTATE Part Ume help wanted at Duke's Claanttrl In PI Pleaaanl WV Apply In person Mo1day·Frl day Sam -4pm 310 Homes lor Sale •A Little Country In Town•. Price RhenowoodVIIIoge lor 11 ·7 shill. PT LPN poolllpho •ava1IBbli for all shllta, good ben· elltl Please contact Denette Du· gan 304-273-9385 Of llop b1 RIYen-VIIIoge New wage Increase CNA 1 IS 50 entry 1hilt dlllerenllal 1!(3· 11 ohlll) 25 (11 -7 ohlll) pluo allen· From Campus &300/Mo Oepoait Re- qt*od, 74()..441-1005 below Gallipolis Oeposlt Rt· quired 740-U1 -1917, Lea~• """- lng 1·-1128-3428. 14FI K 80F I 1988 Oakwood 2 3 Bed Room, Loc.otod on Cent• DONT~TE Full time LPN poalllons available 410 Hou-lor Rent reduced, large restored Victorian home alluated on 12 acres. VII· lege ol Middleport Secluded and pr-Ivate close to achools and churches Private brick circular drive bftck patio, mooern kiiChan, lamlly room wlflreplace, 3·4 bedrooms, two bathe, large formal LA! DA latge Ioyer, lour original stained glau windows 30 minutts !rom Athe n!! 15·20 mlnutea irom Gallipolis For ap· Sdrms, Total Electric. Fru Otilv· try l. ike Ntw Throughout 110.950 00 7•0·448 0175 .. 304· 875-5965 1989 Community mobile home 12.58 , aakln~ 12300, 740·8435310 days or 740·843·6147 alter l!pm 1870 Hillcr11t 12x50 two btd· room, 11500 080. 740·992· 3331 an... epm 1971 Hillcrest, 12dO two btd· roomt, washer, dryer atov• & re· hlgtralor, air, und4rpi,nnlng narv. State At 141 4SO,month Plul Oot>otlt 7 - 3 bedroom Mutt, ltovt, retrig· trator, wathtrldrytr, dtPOiit r• quittd, flO lntidt !Mil, 740·8~2· 3090 3tlr lull tlaMment, garage, plllo, lar§e yard , pty own ulllltltl 54!10/mo S250·dopoall 304-875· Must Sell · 1990 Cta~ron Mobile 14x70 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Jac· COZZI Tub, Heat Pump Porch Deck Asking $15,000, Will Con slder OUer 740-446·8441 E-ven· lngo = 2200. Fuml1hld 4 Roome l S.lh Cornpletety AMacoraMd, Ca.an, New Carpel, No PtiiJ Or SmaiUng, Ret· erence I Deposit Requir~ . 7~ Furnished Efficiency. all utUIU11 Paid llown>l.olro $275 00 Monllt 919 Saatnd 1M 7<0Q..<.46.3945 Grac:iout 1Mng I ond Manor 2-aparlmtntl 11 Villagt end Alverlide Apartmenll In Middle· port From $249-$373. Call 740- - 992·5064. EQUal Houolng Oppor· Ground Uoor apanmtnt In qu._t aurroundlnga kleattd lhrN mltte the Aav•n•wood Rltchl• I In Ohio Compltltly fur· wilh washer. dryer, dlah· and large kileltoll wHh oil appliancea NJc.t bath with large •howar, large maatar bedroom with a working fireplace Living area hu Iota of room Dining araa could be a second small bttJ· room. At $410 • month with utili· lies lncludod A depotlt o1 1400 1o requlrad For more lnform1tion Btanie Babies ror sale, OCtober ronl,"rtlired. Glory, S30 - · W "*I' mort! Beanie Bablll·. Fortune. WI,. Rocitt, eurrenr anct rtctntty re· -·-·-- llrod, 18-140. 740-8911-8805 Loll o' ~aluablt & hard to find & r~ 3CW-875-7'95 8unGy 8-FIIt Clorlntl, Bll1dy II E· Flat Saxophone, Gtmlnhar<fl Flult, Votloly Of Current And Re\lr•d 'ry B•anlt Babltt, And A Sm~h And Core~na Wor(l Proets· eor, All In Mint Condlllont 7-40: 2A5-5A43 Church pewa lor nit, 12 twelve fo<l , 4 ten loot, $200 IICh, 740· 949-22t7 DIABETIC PATIENTS: You May i5 Roorna plul oaragt, tenctd yard, excellent tor small bull· nen $3~0/mo plut dtposn Be EnliUed To R•ctiv• Your Dla· betic Supplitl At No Cost To month, ret•renc11 l deposit re- Qultod, 740-742·3033 put. Aoklng S3801Mo , 740·245· 5100 • blidroom house lor rent In Gallipolis, utll~iea paid, 740- PU'"I>, 740·245·9834. 877-tl!lll Grubb's Plano· tuning & repalrl Problama? Netd Tuned? Call the mr 740-446-4525 ptar10 Opp/j(tunlly, Call 7 - - AERATION MOTORS • ~ed . New & Rell<Jitt In SIOdl No-w Taking Appllcauons t:or Erderty & Dlllbltd, FmHA For Apoo ant lurnlahed, extra nice & e~on No pelS 304-675-1366 Tare Townhoull ~partmen1e. FARr~ SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1990 Plymou!tt Aa:lalm LX, 8 cy- JET Cal Ron Evans, 1·80().537-9528 Plalnum Engagement Band, Cl~l· fled Stone , Paid $3 ,000 Ask ing $1 .800, 7~2•5·5320 Prl m11tar- 49 lnatattallon, onty $25 99 per month, free bonua. s 800-26 3-26<0 SALE·KIIehln Cat>lpoll 63'/oOFF lilt price If pt~rchaslld by tha tnel IO b F o cto ' ' ,., In home estl· I ~~~~~~~~c-'_"_''-b-ut_o_r•. Sam somerv!llt't Original Army Camounage btltdt or Sandy~llle Poll Ollleo Fri·Sal & Sun 12Noon·5Qm Other Oaya·Hra Call 610 Farm Equipment 8·N Fotd tractor, brulh hCIO & grater blade After .-tpm 304-tl15- t536 Vtgatabte equipment 2ot' wash line, 30196 groeniiOuH 304·937· wantiCI Peraonal Care .Aidu No E11perlence Necessary. W1ll Train Call Mtd l Prl... att Care AI 740·«1 ·1 817 ~ 140 Business Training G"autpolts Career College Spring . Valley Pia u 740· 44& -4367 1· 800·21 4·0452 Accredrted Mem · pr ivata 2 112 acre tot with local schools and downtown shopping Jess than 10 m1nutes away Faml· ly pleasi ng amenJtlas lnclu<llng new ~!lcl'\en Hardwood lloors ~ flrel)la cls !amity/home olflce space 3 4, t)edrooms 2 112 ~bathS many exlr.ul $98 000 00 call 740 446 9762 or 740 446 4514 Pnce •tducld w1t1 consider &el!· lng on land co ntract 3 bedroom split tavel. new 3 car garaoe. new hilt pump and a.lr , new c&r Jltl throuoh0ul 1 very ntce home. 7407<12-4000 btr ACICS Reo t9Ml-1274B 180 turt, 1'\tatlng s ~s ltms, & Mort 304·674 0126 ' I 1.325 Oown $205 Mo Fr11 air & tree skrrtlng 1 800·691-e777 House trailer on Broad Run Ad 2 Miles lrnm Sporn Pilrtl 3br, 1-lfl baths 2 added on rporna lot oa· rage 2 A/C s, househt71d 111ms $17 000 304 882·3426 1br furnished apt In New Haven deposit & references 30ot ·B82· 2566 2bdrm apts 1o1a1 tlectrlc , ap· pllances lurmshed laundry room laclllt1es, close to school in town ApplicatiOns av.allable at Village Green Apts t-49 or can 740-992· 3711 EOH Big apartment, 3 btdro.oms bath & half washer/dryer outlet, no pets, $320 par month, S100 de· R!D BAICK RANCH Style 304·675·1957 Have 2 Openings For 24 Hour In House, E11cellent Condition. Par· llelly Finished BaS ement, 2 Cer Garage. Serious lnqurrles.On tytt '~ 700.44 11~ 74(}.446-3385 Win Oo Bltlysuuno In My Home, MOr1 ·Fri. Of TWo, Bulovlllo Pille AtU. 741).44t.0223. 304·738-7295 ' ~poclol 16x8 0 3BR, 2 batn a rtloroneos. 304·e82·2S66 P011114>S 700.992-6576 310& Lot. Beech Street , Mrddleport 2br turnlthtd. uiltltlts paid, dtpoelt FurniiUrl repair. rttinlah and rea· ora tiOn, also cuatom oroers OhiO Vllley Rehnlll'llr.g ShOp, L.arry UQI\1 HeuHng A trash R•move t RMaonable Aautst Call 740.4-48· f!;epoed Oouble Wide Or. 1 Bedroom , Near Cinema Aio Students Welcomal Econom(cal Gas Haat $279 00 Plus Utilities Otposrt R&Qulrttl 7-40·446·29!17 from $279 ro S358 Walk to ahol) & movlu Call 740--446·2568 EQual Hous1ng OpportuiVty Ettctnc mfuntananclt service Wiring brtall.er bOIIU liOhiiiK · Home Car~~ Ol Elderly Or HantJI· 5070 Included , Deposit Required 740· 44t·1005 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUCGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATE S 52 Westwood Drive Wanted To Do Georgts Portalllt Sawmill, don I haul your Jogs to tnt mill jUSI call Aepo s"For Sal11 2 & 3 Bedrooms Qualify By Phone 1· 800 251- AI 2 A l ~l!ty A<l Rench .tbr, 2· bat~ . htat pump pertlat garage prlct d to atlll 740·441 ·04!10 or 3(>1-1175;7854 Thrte bedroom nouse, 3 acres, prlct lldt.<ed, 7•0.843-5350 posn. 7-IO-fi67-3083 oiler 5pm Chrioty'l F!llllllr Living Al)lnmtnto Pomeroy/MI<k!~l C.ll740.992-4514 Monday lhr'ough Sa~urc~ay 9:001m-9 OOpm 1-2·3 btdrooma SlovelrefriQ. IVIiilblt. utUII!ts and cabfe l)lld, HUD lccepled Children Wtl· come Askla<Chrls~ Pomeroy Hours M T W 1O·OO am to 600 pm , Sunday t 00 to 6 00 p m 740-992·2526, Russ 11 -6 Fish Tank &. Pet SMp, 2-413 Jackson A~e Point Pleas· ani. 304 675-<063 Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise •WA,AMUpt• Furnace, Heat Pumps I Arr ConditiOning Fret Esllmatul If You Don't Call us, we Both Lost! 74!l-446·630li, 1·800-29Hl098 ~ PC Early American ll~tng room suite, $150 <Joubtt tJrnser with mirror $30 .... enttess natural gas heater new, never ustel , 15.000 BTU. $ t 50, Usor11d table limp&. 74Q.ii<Oi·l3l!8 4118 Trailer Bed liner for Ford Ringer l 988 Spectrum & 1980 FoRI TOuncllrlllfll 304-875-5730 Adjustable bed Jnd manress for llle, king ala waterbecl1 excellent condition, trampoline , $50: 140· 1192-e610. • Drain CUI'Vtn fOr salt, 4'l20', ntv· er bttn u~. 12 Qluge. 01U 740- 992-5823 Electric Scoolera, Wheel chai rs New And Uatd, Stairway Eleva: tors Whttlchalr And Scoott/ Litts, Bowman•• Homecare 740· "6-7283 . For Sale, Wuher end Dryer $100.00 EliOt\. 740-245-51148. Furuno Marlnt all channel ric:Jio, antenna, cou, pow•r supply, ~~·""" ~75-8165 Full blooded AKC Registered German, shepntrd pupp ies 8 weeks Old witM papers and shots, black and tan big boned , 740 · 985-3741 Jack Ru!ISe ll Terr1tr ~ups, Talis Docked Dew Claws Removed, 7-40 441-()68t 1993 Grand AM GT ot DoOr RH, n .ooo Milos. $5,500, 740-387- 0219 Your Area Jonn Oeare Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compac1 Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP. All Sizes Of 4 WD And 2 WD Farm Tractors, Hay Equipment, John Deere Skid Stur Loadert Check Wit/'\ Us About Financing On Lawn Traetore And Low Rate Fl · nanolno On New And Uaed Equipment Carmtohatt's Farm & lawn G"alllpotra, OH 740·4"'6· 24121·800·594·1111 630 - :r .... '........... ....... ~~-17 ... 11 . . . .'0f11. 21 A.-., 11~-:.~ Devld- Llveetock 8 Year old Ouaner Horse mare 2 Year Did Quarter Filly 5 month old Walker Colt 740-367·0041 or 1987 Nova otdr auto St ,500 304·882·3710 GSI New Tires , Fluns' AM Han· dies E•cellent, Great CoMIUon! CaH 740 2'5-59&< 1988 Black Beretta V-6 Like New, S2 ~9!1 1988 Celebrity 4 Doors , E11ce11ent Condition, $1 ,595 Cook LIVIN 1 SOUL It AI<C Rtglsttred Latlrador Pup· pits, Champion Bloodline Bteck , Vellow, Chocolate 111 ShOts , Wormed $17S OO "taeh 1-'0·6•3· 773·5113 .......,.-.cV'\ - 1988 Chevrolet 5 ·1 0 Truck, Ac!Ual Milts 26,000 Good Condr· ticn , $3,500, 740·379-2773 ToQood-Onlyl Month old female Persian ltll· ton. To lneulro Coli 304-875-6220 1988 Cnrysltr LeBaron. Original Owner, With Good Maintenance or 304·675·3488 Record Alklng $750 740·44t · 1785, 1986 Olds Oal!a 88, 1750 OBO, 740-992·3331 aner 6pm New Brake New Front 1990 Corsica 6 Cylinder, Au · tomattc, Air, Power Orlve, Wind .I'M IN A MOOl> TO ~ l:Q0~ wATctt Tt¥ WO~Ll> GO IY, .I JtJST ~~tP TO Tttt TQ:E BORN LOSER ' ~ " TIU, Crulu 94,000 Mlleo, 351 V·6, Aikin~ $7.000 , 740.256-11<157 Antr 6 ~M ~~~~ ~ ~TOP fU:>:>INC. OVEI!. ~ ,_..D ~\('..i:.T fJ...i\1'1(, 7 1-JtU. YOU 1993 Dodge Grand Caravan Loaded, Nor Smoked tn llery Good Condlllon. Runs Graall 740. 245-9007 ' . . ~ 1995 Codge 112 lon pickup 4WO, T" 1995 S·10 Blazer 4114, low Milas . Garage Kept. Loaded Must See , - : I " BIG NATE HE~, GEEK'i! C.HESS l!i FOit Motorcycles LIMIT. ' I ON IT I 45701 by Oc1obar 12 • 1998' ol ' ; 2·00 P m Seller reaarvts right te ' • re1act any or an bidS For more In· .. ' formation or to see truck, please call740·992·3705 alter 5 00 p m, , : • TOO jl),:>T Bl..OW SLT, runn!ng board~! {OU bar, 48k miles excelltr\1 condlt,on Send , seated bitJ to Sowash, Carson& : •. Ftrrler, Altn Herman A Carson, 1 ' P.O Box 2829 Athena. OhJ.P ' 1 POST~l> $Pf;fl> If IT':> t\OT, OM . OKAY FOlllltET \T. THEN. SOR~Y . LDHR.S! '' 1996 Foreman 400 4X4 Sn ow Blade Stick Stoppers Floor1 Backsea t Pad& tnct $4 900 00 740·367-7755 . 750 Boats & Motors • • lor Sale 31 ~· ..., 4 Glvwllpeon ==:ru:tl 'OUAIE 2 -IIJPorty - a,.... ...... 23 Sltunll -~ AnllllrOt!l 'nlluldii<IWn . . . .. ... Jolin a In 31ToniiOIY 1 .o.n ....·• ne more ~ 11 OnlnHetch ·13TIIM =lOr !:!."':' 11 11!L~In 20;;;;:.;;.tlp t:·> ..... 22fMIId 23$ Pus CNdll :IIIIIILenU, •• 24 Opening lead: • K Lei's have a second look Blthe u.~ of a cue· bid to express slam intere51 and 10 show a side-suit control. Usually, this cue-bid occurs once a trump suit has been clearly agreed on. and combmed game-forcing values have been eslab.lished. Sometimes, though. a bid will logically be a cue •• as m thts auchon. South was nervous about opening only one spade, but he was a little weak for a strooger bid. North made a lim1t raise, showing four-plus . trumps and I0.12 support poinls. Now, if South had a minimum, he would pass. With some extl'llll. he '!'Ould raise to game. But with this strong a hand, he could envisage a slam. Yet there was a nsk the opponents c®ld cash the ace and king of diamond•. So. South cue-b1d four clubs, simultaneously telling partner that he had a slam in mmd and that he held the club ace (or perhaps a club void). North. having a respectable hand loo, cue-bid his diamond ace. As this was eKactly what South had wanted to hear. he jumped to SIX spades. ' Declarer won the first trick with dummy's diamond ace. drew two rounds of trumps, unblocked the ace-que;,n of clubs. crossed to dum· my wuh a spade. and discarded his dmmond loser on the club king. Now South had to avotd lwo heart 1"\'ers. One possibility was the ·textbook safety play: low to the ace, followed by a low heart, intending either to linesse dummy's nine if 'West played low, or to rise with the kmg and lead back toward the JIICk if West dtscarded. Instead, South ruffed dummy's remaining diamond. then • led a heart to the nine. Whatever happened now, the contract wa.~ ensured. ~ Summers not overt Kawasaki · STS Jet Ski, 1111 1 under warranty three seater 83 hor~ePower, bougN new July ol 97 lhree matching Kaw~saltl skl vests an'H trailer an oo with It Pnged 10 sell, $4200, 740·949-2203 or 740-949· 2045 will consider trade lor a good pontoon boat MOM SA'fS '(OLI NEED S~E EXERCISE .. . AT LEAST TWICE A DA'f.. - %7&qg'o,.... 32 Concluelon 34 Ctellllt1 35 Maladlc 31 Congonblly 43 lolt::,"' 41 Hint 47 lmlll v.-.y 418co111sh08P 41 AO.•••• 110 Actor CNIN 12BIIore,kll saC. - ... r::.-.u:CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos ' ~ Clplw~•'•.,. CMeled from QI.I(JtiUonl ~ fM'IOOI peopll, pur .w1 pt...,. Ed lhl cipher l&andl Jof lr'IOfler Todly'• dut Al.qcJM y ...,-in 'VPZLX ORL AKVRLZ VRII D 0 Z,L X TAVJL ' UVRZ ZD vz KDD~ ZYWT PXDH OWTWZDX UDOKS TLL TVM, ·' w HVRVBLX ." Z YL UWKKWVH COXXDOaYT PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Ballplayers who are llrst Into me dining room are usually lultn me averages·- Jimmy Cannon , sporl6wrner S©~~\A-Jt~tfs· WOlD fiAT DAtl1 lAIII "ULII - - - - - -· U~o4 loy ClAY I. P O l l A N - - - - - - Reorrqnge ieHtro of 0 four ocrambltd wordo the be- tow to form lour limple word• N 0 DS UL I I DOMYO ,·t--r-1'"'"'I'..,..1,:--rl--t r-~~~~-=-~· r. -+F_A,...T-.-Y_Fr--1~~', 1 I I 1: The cutie smiled ancsrold her d;~te that, 'Two· wrongs don't 5 I .---~--::-~-:::---, I make a right, but three • - - ·'• • =. 1--n,ELGNET crilr;.,,r;,-;1...:...,1-1 f t Cooiplote the chuckle quolod by lolhng In lllo mluln~ word• ycu dovolop lrom slop No 3 below. " ....;. ' ...1'--L-..L-"-"' V L..;.,',.t. ' Gambol ~ Daunt· Equal- P1racy- INCOME Nowadays a miser is someone wh_o lives with1n h1s INCOME. - !TUESDAY New g&6 tanks & body parts 0 & -· OCTOBER sl· A Au lo, Rlple1 WV 304·372· 39:J3 or 1 ·800·273·932~ ' Campers & Motor Homes 1975 23' Motor Home, 350 En· gina , Stove Ref rigerator, Bath Shownar Fu rna ce, Steeps 6 .. 60 ,000 Mll&s $.4 000, 740·446· 1257 : , • ' . 93 Dutchman. 24 It , v8ry good condrtlon new a~r condtlloner $8 500, 740·,.2·2023 . SERVICES • Home Improvements unconditional 1/latlme guarantee Loca l refefences furnished Es· labiiShed 1975 Cell 24 Hra (740) 446·0870, I 800-267-0576 Rog· C&C Genera! Home Main te nance- Pa inting , vinyl siding , carpentry doors, windows baths mobile home repair and more Fot free asllmate call Chet. 740-992· 6323 Professtonal 20yra a1 perlence with all mason ery b(lcli: block & stone AI!O room addltlona, ge· ragas, etc Free utlmates 304· 840 been said, "it is better to gtve than to of'\)thers today. Although they m1ght recme ." This will ring true for you be callmg the shols, you 'II be the one ~today. When you do som~thing speending up with the most benefits. .Wednesday. Oct 7. 1998 .ARIES (March 21 -Ap_n_ll9) ComIn the year ahead . your growlh cial lor others, it Will be reciprocatp,lllem ' will he extremely strong. ed. panions aren 't likely to accuse you of SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Draw from your experiences and uti· being a dull person today, You'll oiler 21 ) Seek kmdrcd sptrits today who lrz~ knowledge you've ucqu~red m the type of fellowship that turns know 'how to inv1gorate mundane th~ past. Even 1f you don't strive to msiptd sttuations into so mething make them your vocations. they'll acltvities. for you arc tn need of a excumg change of pace. If none are available. TAURUS (Apni 20-May 20) This , sti II expand your honzons. I:.IBRA (Sept . 23 ·0cl. 23> Yourl vary your routmes to refurbish your could be a day of unusual events and bt:gutling personality seldom goes outlook. • developments. but you must bt: on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I 9) If your toes. If you hope to partake of unnoticed. Today. -you'll be even you arc forced to share space today ITlOII: of a standout You don't have 10 these opponuniltes. you beller strik ' wilh an aggresshe mdividuul, don' t .while the tron 1s hoi! put ·on any ma<k$, just smile and bt: GEMINI (May 21·June 20) If yourself. L1bra. treat your.~elf 10 a emulat~ his or her behavior. ln ~ tead. blrlhday gtft. Send the required tum on the charm and watch the you're on unauached Gemtm, go refund form and the required refund whole world change. ploces today where you can meet new AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q.Feb. 19) A fonn and for your Astro-Graph prefaces Look and expect the best, and let Cupid do the rest! dlcllons for the year ahead by mall- number of pleasant events could CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your Ina $2 and self-addressed scamped occur unexpectedly for you today. envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this Although none are likely to be world· effons will be acknowledged today in 1\C!Wiipllper. P.O. Be~ 1758. Mu1111y shaking. each will have it own unique the deeds you do for others. If your motives are pure and have an urge to Hill Station, New York. NY 10156. meaning. PISCES (Feb. 2Q.MIII'Ch 20) An Be sure to state your ZOdi11C sign. provide for those you love. heed your instincls. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's impOrtant event may be in' the hands A~TRO·ORAPH BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 773 9550 . Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial wlrtng ' • new &aNict or repal,... M•sltlr L:t· ' cenaed electrician R.ltltnour ~ Eloclrleal, WV000306 3!>, .• 7•. f786 ' " u, ,. I • ' SCRAM·LITS ANSWIRS Budget Priced Transmissions , and Engines, A11 Type&, Access To Over 10,000 Transmis sions , 740-245·5677 810 • SAID I S~OULD WALK WITH '(OU UP AND DOWN T~E j.jALL. . Auto Parts & Accessories 790 I 3• 6253 Evenings 760 1--,_ ucll) North ... Boat House With Lilt Located Afl Gallipolis Boat Club. Greal Protection Fof You r Boat 740 ·446- 7795 1988 Buick Century, 4 Doo11. Call 740.:i!56· t424 Ask tor G Green WttfNW~~ c'J) - . -. ~It, bOard s ·=:*'· Another slamgoing cue-bid ' ~·~~~~ 1991 Ford PIU Fl50 4 WO, AU· Appliance Pane And SarviCe AU Name BtantJs Owu 2! Years E'x· Ptflence All Work Guarantted, French Crly Maytag , 740-448· ows 740-446-1035 NOT TO TELL A SOUL II - \989 S-to cnevy Blazer 4 3, llll<oexe eond $5,400 OBO 304·456· ,..j 090 or 304·458·1044 1988 Buick CeniUiy automatic V· IS eng ine excttltnt conelrllon 58 ,800 mile s $4000, cat! 304· Low MOrl,.ly Paymenls On Plano, See LO<al~ Colll-800-2&8·6218 SHE1 $ TH' ONE THAT · MADE ME PROMISE LOWEEZY? 1·800-290-2262, X3901 ' $3,200 304 615-5792 aftar 5pm For Sate, Conaoie Plano Rt · epol'lslll" Party Wanted To Make CAN'T I JEST TELL Polloelmpoul'lds All Matcea Available 1987 Plymouth Coli 5 Speed, Standard, RUns And Hancllts Great! $1 000 199t Geo Storm 1 French Ctty Ptl Grooming tly AP· pomlmtnt "Uitre Wllh Bethlng Syttem• 650 Second Avt Gatti· polls 140-446·1528 Bund)l U allo E ttat saxophone, 3 years old, greet shape. 1650 negolilllllt, 7.00.1192· 1387. Pw 1980 ·1990Truc:lca StOll ·S500 ers Waterproofing Musical lnetrumente YOU WON'T TELL A UVIN' 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1988 Bonneville LE maroon 4dr. new tire& & brakes. good cond 570 Pu1 Pus • PRO~oUSE Extended cruise, tilt, no ruet • 740·949· 740·... 1-o68t 8 • West FRANK & 'EARNEST Motors, 740·44&-0103 2:288 .o. ~- . , 1993 Ford F-250 4/wd turbo ella· 881 1-740.446-9317 i'40 DOWN By Phillip Alder 720 Trucks lor Sale 740·15ll·1222 swtaak 21 Ulre . . Qcrlll . Dealer: South Wracked '89 Tempo tor pans good motOf', SIC , $400, 740-949• tomallc , 23-· IIActllr .......... Vulnerable: Both 8,500 700.379-2169 Jack RusstJII Te rri er Pups, Taus Oocked Dew Claws Rem oved , • API.'• twit& •AQ . For Sate 165 MF Traetor DieHl, front End Loader. Ata i\.Tire 80"• 2543 •JI783 •Jt542 •• 2 lk>n, Mull Sell, $13,500. 740·882· '89 FQrd Ranger XLT Cab, 5 1peed, V-6. air, excellent condlllon 12 000 miles, $ot700 •• 8ollllt •AKQ43 • A J 82 2671 Your area buah hog dealer for pafls, rotary cutters, toedtrl , llll· ets, finish mowera. ect Car · michaels Farm & Lawn midway between Gallipolis & Rio Grandt Ohio on Jaekl.on Plkl 740·448· 2412 Of 1-800·594·1, 11 ~ li:M • to. 5 2 Q to 7 5 K Q tOt tO 8 3 Agco-AIIoflpeelol Tractor 5670 63 PTO H.P 4 11851_ wheel drlv• . world famoua air· cooled d•esel engine, Goodyear Fladlal tlrn all • wheala, lndt· - 1995 OodQe Neon 4 Dr Loadtcl t pendent 54() and 1000 PTO, Hy- $5.000 080. 740-«1-os&l draulic wet disc brakes all • 1995 T Bird . 55,000 milts. Ea: · whtell, Differential lock front & trome EdiOon 4 6 V·8 $10.200 oo rear. dual hydraulic remolu 740-388-8679 I AOPS and Canopy HSxl& Trant· mltslon fully synchronized for 1996 Ford Taurus. Exctlttnt ward & reverse shu111e, zin c Condition Low Mllll, 740·245· • coated sheet metal • year or 9~5 4QOO hour dn-ve train warranty Check your JD MF, FNH or CIH 1996 Geo Mt~o 2 Oooro. • CY'/1dealer and 1ee how tong they der• .Auto. Air, 53,000 MUtt, waoranlv thertJ drlv• train tCtef· $5,100080, 740-256-8340 Center St Rl 87 PI 1997 Chevy Lumina, AM/FM AJC; Plea11nt & Ripley Rd leon WV CrUISt Control, Ea:etlltnt Condl· 25123304-895-3874 International 606 dresel trac1or wide front 3pt hitch Gent 95 grinder/mlur, both In good condition 304-273-4215 ' 7. • K 7 8 1994 Not rll Clayton 1.,X70, 2 Bocfr'oomJ, 2 Bllhl, 2 Oeekt. CA. 8X10 Me1a1 B.uild1na. 740-256- Very Spaclouo . 2 Bodroomo. 2 304-273-!5655 740·441 0425 liM KICK.QFF CLASSIC dance bonus Full-lime positions polnlmenl. call740·992·5e96 420 Mobile Homes FIOoro. CA. U/2 Balll, Fully Car· BATE T 8 DoUblt·wldt Cream Homea available Please co ntact Do· peted, Palo.'lila Poll. LoaM Pluo LLI E YSTEMS 18' RCA Charolala Steer weighing ApproK $999 Down. 6199% Interest Rate lor Rent Olsh Sl9 99 par Monlh Aok ,500 nette Cugan 304 -27 3·9385 or 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage Lbs $275 00 511, Woods Fin· FrH SattMits Olsh w/Purchaae Security Otpostt Required 740· About Free Progr 11 mmlng No heal pump on ! ·acre Broad Flun alop by ls n Mower, Like Ntw $1 ,ooo oo 2 I 3 bedroom mobll't hornet, air 44&-3481 . Only tl Dlkwoocl H ... o Crtdll Check From WOOAM · 740.44&-4053 Road In LBiart WV 304 882· eondllioned. 1280·1300, sewer, Nllro, wv. Retail electronics computer store 3518 AI'T AVAILABLE NOW 9 OOPM. 1·600·325· 783e. • water and trash Included, 740· -755-58115. seeks an expenenced perlon lor Club Call Sale Steers & Heifers Twin Rivers Tower now accepting 51 992·2187 • 3br llv1n g ro om din ing room , satelimanager position Send re· applications lor 1bf.)'IUO subald· nger tread!e sewing machine , Salurday, October 17th, 12 P.M 5 Bedrooms. 3 Baths , With Over lomily room. 1 bath central air sume r)o The Dally Stnllntl. P 0 . tzed ept. tor elderly and handl· good sewing condition $85~ dia· Lawrence County Fairgrounds , newer carpet & roof, replacement 2 000 Sq Fl Unber $350/Mo 1· 2 Bedroom Mobile Home For _. EOH ~· • 1• ~·a mond ~luller ring 1lze 8, appro• Box 729-71 Pomeroy. OH 45789 .• Rent $250.00 Plus Depoalt And CIP!o'W'I• """""'V II'VV, H3 carat. 1"'t$ bend, long shape, Stata Route 7, Proctorivllle All window s. tamlly, neighborhood , aoo-251-5070 Cal~u Born & Ralltd tn La· Rtlrtneta. 740·387.()132 SALESPEOPLE WANTED 450 Furnlahed oood po1n1or. •~oo. 74o-949· wrence County Call 740·143· privacy fenced yard , 241\ above ABANDONED HOME 2202 Don Tate Motor!! IS looking lor ground ,pool, many upgrades 3BR Assume L.oan 2 Bedroom Mobile Home In 0430 740·533·0689, Or 74N33· Roome uperlenced sa tes con&ullante mqn In cond Pr iced In 70's Low Monthly Payments Crown City No Pets $250/Mo 0789, E~enlnge Before 9 PM Sofa, Loveseat, Woodin Maple with at least two years e~eperl · 304-676-2924 Flnonclng Avolteblo Plus Ceposll. 740-258-630~ , ' Circle Mottl Table, 4 Cnatrs, leaf , Wooden Leave Message enct Compellt!ve salary and1 Town, Newly A";,;;;iie~le ~ Quilling Framts, Good Condition 6yr, 2 3 bedrooms loft , tongue/ 304·755·5566 benefits App~ In person 2 Bedroom Trailer On Addi1on Club Calves, Maine Crosa A 1 groove, pellet atoYe, HPIC A, ap· Euy Finance, Re nters ·& lat Pike, 1220/Mo , Includes Water Ctnemu, Showtlmt & laney 740.448-3432, 740-446·9209 Don T•te MOion, Inc. Steers & Heifers 740.446·6566 Weekly Ratti Or Monthly R1111 p!lancea garage 11pa acre, Bula· Time Home Buyers we Have 2 & 1100 Oepoalt, No Pets, 740 446· 308 E Main St Good usod Tread M il l $150 Construction Workers Wtlcome Pigs For Sale 740·256·6016 Pomeroy OH 45789 1637 740·448-3437 vOle Pltt:J; -,.0·367:0286 3 Bedrooms Around 1200 Month Rtadl Heart Rate Milas Vau 740-441 ·!5699, 700.441-5187 Equal Opponunll'j Employer By Owner L.lmlled Time Only! 1-800 251· Walk, 740·448·7537 Three 16 month Old bull s, 1 Jer· 2 bedroom trailer In Racine, 3 3yr old, 3br 2 bath garage on t 5070 460 Space lor Rent aey, 2 Hotsletn, 740.949·2574 Seeking Reg istered long Term Middleport. no Upper Body And ' Weight Bench 1f2 lots By appointment 304· Huge 281160 3SR 1 112 bath Care Nursi ng Ass tstonls Port · Mobile home site available bat· S~stem With Stair Stepper AI 640 Hay & Grain ume rotating shills High school 675 2349 Slarlln~ at ONLY $39 999 Many ween Athans and Pomeroy, call laehed $100 740-245·9007 diploma or equivalent and West option s availab le 1 888 ·9 28 • 2 bedroom trailer on Condor 700.385·4367 By Owner (relocated),-3br brick/ $250 per month, $100 deposit, no Last Years Hay 65 Big Rolls VIrg inia certific ation required 3426 warlttd· advertising collectrbles $5 oo Ea ch, You Must Load & vi nyl , new '•'~!'lVI & deck great pets 1 nslde 740 687·3083 alttr .lpl)ly Polnl Ptee&snl Nursing & Coke Pepsi, etc Including old lin Move I Clark Chapel Road, Bid· cond lllon 2902 Anniston Drive 5pm MERCHANDISE R•nebilltallon Center State Ao olgno 740·992-5053 ~o 1 nt Pleasa nt wv Pr ice tow - large aelecllon ol usee homes 2 -'-;:~-~::--:---''-welt 1·937·233-2863 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 _ ult 62 Pol nl Pleua nl WV ered to upper 70s wfll consider Quick delivery Gall 740 _365 . 2 Bedroom~. City, $325 00 Month, 25550 A Genes is Eldercarrt Waterline Spec ial 314 200 PSI Square & Round Bales 01 Hay rent ing 304· 675·4054 (L ori) or 962 t $2150 00 Deposit UIIUUee Not In· 510 Houaehold $21.95 Per I00, I' 200 PSI For Sale, 740-245-5622 l&elllty EOE 740·441-0135 (Kent! I'~-----.,.,---:..._', c~Ood 740-«Hl754 $37.00 Per 100, All Brass Com· Goods Mobile Home & 31-4 Acre lot For SOCIAL WOR~ER ·Ouo llly, Com· pression Fittings In Stock 2BR Trailer, References a De· Salt 1980 Kingsley 14K70 3 Bed· TRAN SPORTATION m'11ment the Keys to our Sue· Greatlocallon Close To RON EVANS ENTERPRISES li s Nice 3 Bedroom rooms, 2 Baths. Located S R 218 peal! locust Road Point Pleas· ctu! Management level oppor· Jackson, Ohio, 1 ·800·537 · 9~8 ant On R~hl 304-675·1076 Appllancea Reconditioned pro• 1600 Sq Feet New Days 740·446·3278, Evenings tunlty e~allable Requires a BSW New Centra l Air Fireplace 2 740.44&--3099 • Washtra, Dryer&, Range•. Flelrl· We buy anllq~J.tl and parllal or degrtt from an accred ited pro 3 Bedroom In New Haven WV Garage Large Deck And All 710 Autos lor Sale graton, 90, Day Guarantael gram ot &octal work Must have Rtlerencu required 304 -882 · r:renc/'1 City Meytag 740 4-46· complete estates, baby Items, and pllances Stay Can For Mort curren t license to ,oractlce aoeial oltJ ~testawllrt Jeen's Furniture 1970 Monte Carlo, E~etras , $1200 3970 NEW 14xl0 3BR 740·446·9664 7795 work In West VIrginia and tllperl & AntiQues Tuesday through Frt· OBO 1986 Suzuki Samurai Low GLAMOUR BATH enct tn medical social work ge For rent to &Ingle or couple In Milas, Dependable $2,000, OBO House and land· letart Fens 2 11 $199 Month Only AI EKtra L.ong Sofa Excellent Shape, de~ t1am·4pm 145 North See· rontology or heallh care facility Is 2 acres, 350 nver fro ntage , 5 Gallipolis Ferry, WV 304 ·675· 740·446·7594 ~ $125.740-448-2318 " ond Middleport OAKWOOC HOIIjES reQuire~ Health dental ~lslon 4075 rooms 2 story, eteclrlc only TPC NITRO,WV. Building hearing & life Point Pleasan t 1977 Corveue, 350 Automatic, T· QOOD USED APPLIANCES 550 available needs TLC QOOd IIIIer· 304-7615-5U5 Responsible Person To Pay HaH Nursing & Rehabllltallon Center, Top White with Tan Interior WUhers Clryers. refrigerators, upper lor ha ndyma n, 740-949· Suppllee State Ac ute 62, Point Pleasant, 50,000 mll &.s GoOCI Cond ition ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 New 1998 14x70 t~rBB bedroom, 01 The Billa In The Country 740· 4000 388·0828 Saturday Morning WV 25550 A Genesis Etdercare Best Offer 740..,.6·1021 Includes 6 months FREE lbl rent Vlna Street Call 740-446-7398 Block brick , Rewer pipes wind· FacH1ty EOE House For Sate tn Kanauga v,. Includes skirting delun steps 1·889·818-QI28 ows lmtels, etc Claude Winters , UBO ·18~0 HONOA CARS t100 nyl Siding, And New Windows, 2 and ulup Only $187 06 per Trailer For Rent Beautllut River Alo Grande OH Call 740 ~45· Southern Ohio Coa t Company IO· ·$500 Pollee Impounds Att Uatd Furniture Store Below Hall· 5121 6td room1, All New Kllcl'len . month with $107!1 down Calli· View 198 Al~tr Street Kanagua Oeposlt, Relerence11 , No Pets caled near W!ll<tSvllle Ohio, ha& Makes Available, Call 1·800 522· day Inn tn Kanauga, Tw1n Beds Priced To Sent $35,000, 740.367· 800·837·3238 740·441..0181 Foster Trailer Park an Immediate opening tor an AsV30Ext 4420 Complete 1115, Full Beds Com· 560 0403 Pete lor Sale sociate Olllce Aulom auo n AnA· Plett $135, Bunk Beds $160 , N&w 1999 32x80 Norris Special t982 Cutlass Supreme 2 D 260 lytl Know ledge In WIMdows NT Neat one floor plan house Living Order Ne11er ll~ed In Musl Selll . ~o bedroom trailer, $260 momh Dressers, Couches, 7ot0 ·4ot6· A Groom Shop -Pel Grooming 1260 deposit, renter pa~s utllllles VB Good Condition , $1.500 oo -4 0, WlnCIOWI& 95 LOtuS Smart Su· room dining room, kitchen , two Buyer Lost Opticm On Proper!~ 4782 Featuring HvQro Bath Don Firm 740·992·4568 lte, MICrOiiOII Olllce, Lotus NOll! bedrooms with bath n(t&lled btl· Once In A llletime Sa-vlngsl I· 468 Dudding lane , Racine, 740· Sheets 373 GeOrges Creek Rd 992-9158 Washar $9!!1, Dryer $95 Rtfrlg· 74()-.446-0231 COBOL, ISM JCL and networking ween All rooms ere ~o od lilt 80().251 -5070 1984 Plymouth Reliant 4 Cylinder, erator $95 Relrtgera1or Fro11 and Interior hat ntct style Vinyl '' required Candidate& should 440 Automatic Transm lss 1a n $600, Apartment• · NEW BANK REPO& Free $150 Upright Freezer 1175 AKC Re~istered ' aermaii. Rot· h8Yt a two year degree anc1/or Siding, hardwood lloors, closets 1971 Lincoln Continental 2 Doors ' ONLY HEFT Electric Range $75 · Wh irlpoo l !weller Puppies , With Shots & related experience fM shill reStove and refr ige ra tor go wit h lor Rent VB , Automa tic Transm l s slo~ S@ In W&{Tanty Washer $205, 1 Year Warranty Wormed Parents Well Tam· Quirements are 4 00 am T() 112 30 hOuse Interior wall s need repe1nt 740·245·5229 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· Skaggs Appliancu 78 VIne pereu 740·446·8603 OWNER FINANCING pm mg Nice bac t.. yard Locateel at nlshtd and unfurnished security AVAILABLE Street Galllpohs, 740·446-7398 205 Spring Ave , Pomitro.,., a good Bij::hon Frlaa Number One Family 1986 Camara Z·28 bla"cl< ;\U · ' 30H56-5aa8 deposll teQutred. no pets , 7-40· SoUthern OhiO Coat CompMy...off· bu-y: st, $14 ,500 call 740 992· 1omattc, ar, 740·742 2357 Pelt S-400 740 379·9263 or 740· 992·221 8 • 530 Antiques ers a lull and comprehensive em5~2 New Ooublew1 d11 3BR , 2 CDth 379·9061 ployment banl lll package com 1986 Chevy Ch8\letle $250 304 Buy or &ell fll-verlne Anllques , Newly Remodltel Country Home $1 325 Down & $205 permo 1· l Bedroom O;erlooks Gall 1po~is petlllvl utary ranges end ad · 675 · 71 12 Can be seen at 428 Park & Fllver, $37!/Mo Utlhtles 112-4 E Main Streel on At t:i!4, Now Open Sunda~s t -4 Mon·Sat Oilers quiet country ll~l n g on a 898·928·3426 ... anctmtnl opponunl Ue& and Is Cypress Cl, Point Pleasant an equal opportunHy employer For tmmedlllt co nsldiHa tlon please atntl rtsumt to Aooert H Ktall , P 0 SOK 4i0 .AIMns, OH 45101 • J t •Kt43 • A5 7<0-992·71<3 280~ alter 71'111 Now Taking AppiiOIIIono For El· derly. & Ollat>lfd Equal Houolng I ·5 BEDROOM HOMiB FROM ptlacallons Call 740·448·4831, 1990 Ctav!On 2 Be11room1, 1 Batn S4.000 Loeal Gov't & Bonk EQual Housing ()pf)orlunlly Very Nlct, AJC. Call Aller 6 PM Rapo'o Call 1·800·522·2730, X 740-441-<>221 Now Taking Appllcationa- 35 1709 Wut 2 Bedroom Townhouat 1ft90 Clayton slngle·wldt 14K72 tnctudtl Weier 3br, 2·batha, au e1ee1rlc wtcentral Gllnwooel Jl!r. 2 t>alll, dolached 2 Al)attmtnla, car ~arogo . S300/mo. 304-57&· sewage, Truh 12851Mo .. 740 • heat & cooling, muat ba moved 2972. 441·1816, 740·446·0957, 740· $12,000 OBO Ml "110, WV 304· 4<16-11615 895-3372 House Available 1011198 7U Ave nut . Galllpollo, 13751 One bedroom ap1rtmt!,'1t In Mki· 1998 14 Fl x72 Fl.. 2 Bedroomo. Third Mo , 1 Month's Deposit Plus dlopo~. Ill Ullllllol pold $100 dt· Total Eltetnc 11tand Kitchen, La... Aoqulrod, 74~2308 potlt, $270 month, call 740..192· Oak Cablntta, Muter Bath, Heal PumD. 740-245·9934. 7806 aam·~· Nice, clean, ' 3br rtltrenc~e & deposll, no pelt. 304-876-5162 1996 14 Ft )172 Ft .. 2 Stdroomt. One bedroom apl In Pl. Pllll· Total Eltctrlc, Island Kllc:hen, Oak Ceblnett, Maater Bath, Heat You For More tnfofmauon 1·888· AMIFM Catllllo. Air. 92.000 Milot 12.800: 740-361-o6117 . ' linder, excellent condition, $20()9.- -·- ·&In, 6-10. R-rt UMd CliO, SR 7, Chltstor, OH, 740-98H835 c.,. 2 Doors. Hatchback . Sunroot, 1990 Geo Matro 5 Spied, St ,f!P, 74Q.448-3407 AnENTION MENI All Nllaral call 7·0·643·5343 and leeve I ilnlnd - 3 hOme, 2 lull t>al•o. an eiOeu~ Wllll llalt pump, phon./ cabl• In ttch room , acre k>t, rood, no pelt, 142~ per c:oii7<1Q.9411.2lllll. Formul• For Malt Porency Ho Chemlcall, Woukln'1 You fllthtr Try Someuung Nelurat? Th• Mtelieal Shopp• , .. 80 Jacuon f'llo, 0 1\ .. 7_2208 n'IIIIIIQII • New Aparlm,ent· 1 Bedroom, tn Ria Grande, All Utllllf•e Paid, Some Walking Dlslllnet To Cam- 14500, 740-992-11039 Kimball conaota plano, wuy nme condlt1on. recently tuned. SUO. SfOO Call Rtgord lng Smollor 44611 ~75-172• 1990 Dodge Oaytona. AuiOmalic:. ,_Roof· lnQ Slate. MOll Good Condttlon. Aj>praolrnallly 1,000 ~~~~~~:i~~~.l Ouantillts 740·U8·84 Bllyer Ill R -:~;~=.~~.;f,.'or 11, •Leavt 446-1519. 2 Bocfr'oorno, Roult 1 S, 13 mlloo 1179 per mo Free air & rree aldrt· 45640 Or Call!-740·26&·14&3 ToScho<luloAn,_ MuttC•ant· have drummer, ban· 111 and sax ~. need QlMiar ltl/ vocatttt and fem111e vocaTIIt to do country to rock, practice location We Pay Cao• 1·800·21 3·836S, Arllhont' l..lncl Co rot Of· 1 Bedroom HOUII AC:IOII cllttoner. $4 ,000 with , 740·848· Ou~ llh•d Truclri Orlvefl Good Pay And Senelltt Send Resume To PO So1 109 Jacll;aon 0111o W• Buy Land· 30 -SOO Acr••. REIHALS Abandontel Home Take O't'tt Paymen11, Or Make OHtH 1·800· 3f3.6662 12d0 1f.1ultr, can be ultd Loc.ol TiUCIUng Cornpany SMiling Wanted "'Y C8111·-1.em lito ~atlor, $3,000 wllhoul air oon- ForAillmeMtw ~621 2 Al*•••ot. Furnact, For LNM· Down1own Ntw App!lanc:tJ, New N;;, 700.SN-7174. iW-.toPsetta •,..... - 11 lllzli;l Cl 41NM!ea 14 . . Uad 11111--ld 11-ll!a.-. . (...up!) II C.. pert 540 Mlscellaneou1 21 0 2 a.,.- 12 Acllor , _ . - 7 l'lafUL1zl I ' •ww C1r1gfv•r for handteap'*' man nNdld lwe tn prt,IHtd. Submit natnl and to Pof'Nf~ food Shop <002 Eall S4reot. l'lllntroy OH 45789 The Dally Sentinel• Page 9 a• . ... I '• �' '• Page 10 •The Dally Sl:tlh~ Weather Are you·eating and exercising while reading this? Welcome to multi - ·tasking By BARBARA NACHMAN 'in g. even those who eschew it. du i1. G8nnett Suburban Newapa"It generates a I<~ of rudeness. hecausc people aren'l paying allenIf 1hcrc were • pcn•mahly profile lion 10 you, or you 10 lhem," com· of lhc classic muhHasker. Prc-idenl pl•ins e1ique11c arhilcr Lcltlla Clinton would fit it to aT. Baldridge. who also admiiS to heing He's an archetypal Type A over· "a walking memorial to il. a shining achiever, whose towering ambition eumple of it" and boundless drive swept him all the 'Tm always doing 87 lhings at way from tiny Hope, Ark., to 1600 ont'liri\C. and of cour!IC not hing gelS Pennsylvania Avenue. done properly." He's al"" lhe consummate haby Mulli-danger · lloomcr, a ~t-World War II kind of Cclcnlc pinpoints lhc htnh of rnuhi guy wilh an insaliahle appelite to lasking 10 the firsl lime a baby have il all, do il all and he it all. hOomcr dug into a TV dinner while Add lo tha11he mosr comple• and walehirig Uncle Millie. demanding job on rhc planer. and ·"h's a post..war phenomenon.'' he rhcrc is liule surpri"" Bill Clinrnn says. "The posi-World War II creed would find grandma's advice - "do i~ : fa<~cr is heuer. higger is hener iind on~ thing at a_lime" a most alien con· more is bcucr. We 're taught to ~Cpl. hcliCvc that if we're not doing somcIndeed. rhc Srarr Refllln painr; a lhing. quote 'producti ve', lhen were '*' 1d portrait of a master multi · lil!\~~r. busy jug~ling an·airs of state \ ' i\ wirli affairs of lhe hcan. Srill. 1he pre,idcnl is ·hardly alone in his prcJikclion for getting the nu•st· fn•m a nH uncnt. "Examples of muhi·tasking arc C\'CI)' Wh crc in our society.' · says · Gent frey Gudhcy. a Penn Slale Uni· vcrsi!y professor who · studies hnw U.S. rcsidcniS usc time. "Time deepening'' is 1he lerm he's coined for lhc vanous ways people ma~imizc what they get rrom 1hat commodily called lhcy'w >hunled In lhc lnp. Indeed. hefore 1he S1arr Report. lhc prc"dcnt la'k mode, which wa.' hcheved lo h.,;lnrc 11 EXPLODES! IJreakinj~lhe habil Ala>. exper1' say muhi·la,king " unavoidahlc in our mach->pced >~>Ci ­ .ndicatc a hrilhant. multifal'dcl.l L" I y. mind. (What a diffcrcnc< a repon makes.) Yet, dctractnr~ huvc long hlamcU the lime-saving behavior for a vancty of Iauer: 70Ch-ccntury ~•,ur!!c~ . - Ohcsity : Weight managcmenr experts say overeating re!<!u lt~ when people don't p<t)' allen tiHn tn catmg pleasure. Lc., coni ng while wat~:hin~ product overchoice arc endemic. In latl, these days we arc all wa~ laudccJ. for nuJ\'in~ mlo mult• - where mfnrmation uvcrlood and mulu -w,kcr\i and muhi wtaskccs., 'l111nk ah<JUI lhc la~l lime you convcr~d .nn the phnnc with a friend only to hear hi' voice fade hehind a 'hufllc of J>apcr>. " It \ almosl a necessily in 1oday's tiJIIure," Baldridge says wilh a sigh TV. of rc-.ignation . .. We just have 10 OC - Road rage : ·Erratic driving aware of il and apologi7.4! for it " resulting from ce ll phone ~onvcr:"'a ­ Godhcy hclicves there arc many tions bas hccn krioWn to Infuriate rca...on!'t we've moved into muhi-task ~uhcr 11101orists. M)JllC of whom pack · mode . For one. it\ a way to deal with lethal weapon!'~ . a plctlltlnJ ol j;Oods and services. - Pornography: Not takin!! wnc ":roday we have I00 flavor> of icc for lhc reallhing. Godhcy claim,. can ~:rea m . million~ of hooks. 200 TV wa.'iting lime . Lnnk at all thnsc· sturic~ lcat.l to thi !- quu.:kic :"~Uh!-~it.utc . t·hanncl!ro. thousunLJs of rc~ taurant s . In alx'lll pcciplc 1pking .:omputcrs to rhe · - Family hreakdown : Parcnl' !'10f11~.: ways frc~ d~1111 <Jf choice has heiich so Ihey can e-mail." don 't rc·:tlly fm:us on thcir ,chiH.t'n.·n. hc1..'01nc ·a nc,gaLivc thing." he says. In lllct, newspaper ami mag'u1i nc whi le ~.: hildrcn don't rc.ally listen to Multi : ~aski n g is also a ~:o ping pmr.Jcs of husinc.ss and governrnenl their ran: nts. . . mc~.:hanism in !<loi:ictics that huvc ll!adcrs oflcn dtc the si multaneous - S t rcs~ : Huw m;my thing.., ca n r~rlall.'d the dassic diVision of lothor perfonnancc of tasks as uric rca~on the human mind . process at one time wi!h ;.m army of gcncm l i~ l ~ . "Today men do more h<;usework. means beyond 1hc moment" Nor os rnulli-la.,ki ng wilhoul mcrWumcn arc in lhc labor force. Cbd· dren have part-lime job>. Re1ired i~;, says Slephan Rech1shaffcn. presipcuplc lake nn new Joh,," say• Gud- denl of lhc Omega Inslilule in hcy. "The more roles you fill 1hc Rhinebeck. N.Y. more rushed you feel." " II can he an art form that you . " Bul !here's a real danger in it," learn rn a positive cffecl," he says. Cclenre warns. "The danger " not . Rcchlshaffen, who is also lhc aulhor >Ceing and undcrslanding Ihe bi·g pic· of "TimcShifling: Creating ~ore lure. When you're doing all lhese Time 10 Enjoy Your Life" (Double· rnulti -la~k s. you're unable to concenday; $12 .95). recommends mulli· trate emu given isSue. event or ~tion ta~king as a way of dis•harging life's . long enough lo undersland what it more redious and mundane chores . HOMES AND LOTS FOR SALE "Walnut Place'' Subdivision Syracuse Payment Assistance Available/ No Down Payment Possible ' ' ' I ' ' " .... Alabama ranks fifth in the natiqn in BEST STATES FOR SERVICE". . ", ... Alabama's RobertTrentJones Golf Trail ranks first, second, third 'and fourth ip the nation for ' BEST 18-HOLE PAR-3 COURSES" ' **** " ....Highland Oaks in Dothan gets out of five stars in BEST CoURSES WITH ' MAxiMUM PREEN FEE LESS THAN $50" •' Al,FRED - The Orange Township Trusiees will mecl at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the home of the clerk Osie Follrnd. POMEROY - Meig~ Coun1y Health Deparlmcnl free immuniza· lion clinic Tuesday, 4 to 7 p.m. atlhc Meigs Mullipurpose Cen ler. E~err child must be accompanied by a par· ent or legal guardian with child 's imrnuniz.ation record. . Come play some world-class golf with us and you'll see why Goff Digest says " ... Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf T~ is very cool." ' '. . ' MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lttcrary Ci ull. 2 p.m. Wedne sday. home of Phyllis Hackell. Faye Wal· 1\ICC tn review "B ravchcart." CHESTER - Chesler Garden Cl uh meeting Wednesday. 7:~0 p.m. ut the home of EJnu Woods. THURSDAY TUPPF.RS PLAINS - Yelcrn ns of Fordgn Wars Pn:-.1 ~O~U meeting Th ur,day. .7 :,'0 p.m. Kefres hmen ts will I"' at (>:,10 p.m. St••••'" Mnt.lcrn Woodmen mont hl y mcct'i ng and potluck Saturday. ~ : 30 p.m. al the Burlinl.!ham H~dl. Halloween ahem..: will h~,.· oh~Cr\'cd . Bring ,,:nv\· Cn.~d df ~ h . ~a mr will furnish Jliii.U. hot dot!:-. . ~itkr and donuts. Fricml:-. W~w\k· ont~.: . 1; 2 " .... Alabama's RobertTrentJones Golf Trail's . $199 golf/hotel package (three'rounds of golf, two nights hotel) is compared with packages in Myrtle Beach, S~C.. $441; Kauai, Hawaii, $973; Scottsdale, AZ,· $1 ,055; and Monterey, CA. $1,609," POMEROY - Salisb,ury Town· ship Trustees. Tuesday, 6 p.m . town~ ship hall on Rock S prin~s Road. Burl ingham ~-··- " ....Alabama ranks fourth iq the nation i,n BEST STATES FOR GOLF" TUESDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees, reg ular session. Tuesday. 6 p.m. SATURDAY BURI.INGHAM - ' ' Community , Calendar WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE ~ Scipio Town· ship TruSiccs, 6:30 l'.m. W:edncsday · ~tlhc Pagcvillc lown hall. -· In the May issue of Goff Digests 'PLACES To PLAY' we received so many honors we had to make a list. · . I ll Si t 't·S ;,. Al41ht~ttt4 C lrt•mpion.slelp CoNr.tt-s ., a1 .. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 114 Strickland getting . sp~cial Single Copy · 35 Cents help from unions ;The union is expecled·lo spend "several hundred~ of 1housands of dol· Iars'' on a gel-ouHhe-vote drive in lhe II largeled dislricls, union spokesman Ray Ahcrnalhy said. ·• . · Strickland is facing Republican Gov. Nancy Holli>~e~ in a hmly con· tested race thai is close ly wulched by bolh nalional pnlilical parties. The National Republican Commiuee is.spending more than $4()(),(Ml0 on 1ele~ vision ads in lhe di strict in support of Hollister as pari of a $37, million campaign 10 elec1 more GOP candidates to Congress. Abemalhy ,.;aid hi s union, which has 3 million nalional members. plans , . 10 marshal 10.000 of its members in Ohio's olh Congressional Dislricl and has hired one paid coordina1or 10 organize suppon for Strickland. " We probably have 15.000 volers i~ Ihe distr~. which is a preuy hefty vote. if we can mobilize i1," Allernathy said. Slrickland said lhe unions' help is a boosllo hi ~ campaign. "I'm always thanHul for al11he help I gel," Slrickland said. " It was crilical in lhe 1996 eleclion. which was close. and I'm anticipaling this one will he rator·l hin. 100." · Georgine said lhe II candidate.' were ;elected fnr spec tal c;llnpaigjlhelp because Ihey ;upponcd 1he unron on key "'ues and are rn close races where the union says it has "good political n~ralion ..... and(;an ··" h61 ve an impuct on the "u.tcome." · The <Hher candi<lales Melling help from Ihe union 'Ure Demncra1s Rox anne Qualb, mayor of Cincinnati. who is challenging Republi !!otn incumbenl Steve Chahol in Qhio's Ist Congressional OiSiriel; George Brown und Loretta Sanchez of California: Jay Juhn,on of Wisl·on .. in: Juliu Car· son of Jn~i ana ; Debbie Stabenow of Michigan; Maurice Hinchey of New York; Shdley B<rkeley. who is runni~~ for an open seal in Nevada; and Republi'cu ns·Don Yo ung of Aht:"'ku a n~ Jal:k Mctculf nf Wa~hington . Firefighters teach fire safety tips By JIM FREEMAN . • • Yankees . ' slam Tribe in opener Page 4 • • ewanted -to tell you how great our courses .are, . . but Golf • · ·readers beat.us to it. ' Tomorrow: Rain High: 60; Low:40 ' 992·7943. 992·5404. 992·6810 Sports Local sports activities, Page 7 "-Ann Landers column, Page 8 Family Medicine ·column, Page 8. Today: Ral11 High: 70; Low:50 By PAMELA BROGAN Ganntttt Newa Service Wa•hinglnn . The APL-CIO'o builqing and conslruclion lradt~ unions are singling <>ul &ep. Ted Snick land, D·Ohio. and I0 olher congres.ional candidaies fur special help wilh campaign donalions and voler reg islra· lion, the unions said Tuesday. The unions are endorsing 210 candidales. including 185 Oemocrau. ' 24 Republicans and one independent, as part or'an ambilious campaign 10 "regiSier, educale and molivale" ils union members. "Whalever it lakes. we will spend il if we have il, we'll go the lim· it." Robert Georgi,ne, presidenl of the unions. said at a press confe_rence. " In lhese races. we've hccn conducling an e•lensrve membershrp vot· er regislralion and education campaign called ' REV UP '98' and we 've a• ked our affil ialed unions 10 ma<imize Iheir PAC (-polilical actio.n com· minee) contribulion s to these candidates," Georgine said. • .' October 7, 1998 Meigs County's !iln~ . Godbey, who's also lhe co-au1hor of "Time for Life: The Surprisi ng Way Americans Usc Their Tim~" . · (Pennsylvania Stale Univer>ily Press), likes to rCiatc lhc slory or a colleague who was holding a meeling in his car while driving, caling and listening 10 an instruclionaltape . The s.:auerbrained multi-lasker grazed a few 1rces before coming 10 a cra•hing hail. which luckilY left everyone unscathed. Juggling act "You can go lo any city anywhere and see people walking across the s1ree1 wilh phones sttick to their cars. Thats just one of 1he more moronic : ••amples of muili -lasklng ,.. says ' lrends analyst Gerald Celenle at the · Trends Research Inslilule in 1 Rhinebeck, N.Y. "Look what people are doing in ' ' lheir cars. They're driving, ealing - · 60 per.:ent of fast food is consumed t hy dashhoard diners - and talking on their cell phones. Now they wan I lo pul more computer lechnology in cars so we can work in them. We 'already have more than 40,000 peo· pic gelling wiped oul (in car accidc~ls) and a couple of hundred lhou· sand being maimed for life." I . Ceicnle, aulhor of "Tr~nds 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of lhe 21st Cenlury" (Warner; $ 14.99). sounds posilively noslalgic when he lalks about lhe good old linear days when " people were doing what they were doing. and when they wen! doing something else. they were doing that. Thut's when undivided anention was n't a . ·dirty word." ' Slill, when it eOil1Cs 10 mulli·task· . Wednesday Tuesday, October 6, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Sentinel New• Staff If your home caughl fire, would your lo•ed ones be uble lo eSI'ape in '' 1ime? Are you sure'! To help improve your chances Slale Fire Marshal James J. McNamee is encouraging oil Ohioans to develop and practice a home lire escape drill this 'evening nt 7:30 in conjunction with Fire Prevenlion Week which ends Salurduy. The theme of lhis year's Fire Pre: vention Week is "Fire Drills: The Great Escupe ." In addition, oreo fire departments ore observing annual Fire Prevention Week lhis week by visiting locul sehools. teaching children nboulliie safely. hunding out mnleriul and Iii· eraiUre and. in some inslunces, pro· viding free safely equipment In Middlepon, the volunteer fire deportment. in conjunclion wilh King's Hardware, presenled Middle· . FREE DETECTOR • At Middleport Eleme~ ~hoot, Mid·· dteport flo ellfh*" gave eway 48 ffH amotce-dlt :tlili to kinderpon elementary School kindergitrl· garten atudehta. Firefighter John Newaoma Ia 1~wn here glv· ners with smoke detecton. •.. lng one ol the detactora to Daniel Stewart. Thegllta were donal· Recognizing thai u fully suited ed by the lire dep•-:tment In conjunCtion with Klng'a Hardware firefighter con appear frightening lo small children. especiully during the fear und confusion of u nightlime house tire. Middleport tir~fighler Kevin Stun ley. weuring 'full gea.r including uir tunk und respirator.•·. inle.racted wilh the children al lhe . school. Crawling on his hands und knees. ' Racine Village Council approved Council sel Thursdu"y. OCt. 29 currying u uir tunk on ~i ~ buck nnd repairing lhe roof on the Racine from 6 10 7 p.m. for Irick or lreut speuking in mullled tone.s while Municiltill .Building while meeling in Residents wi~hing lo punlcipute ure breathing loudly lhrough his respira· regularSc:ssion Monday night. usked to turn on their porch lighls. tor, it was eLL~Y tn s~c how n fire· Council approved an ordinance The siren will sound 10 begin und end lighter 'could res~mble u 1errible aulhorizing Mayor Scon Hill ond trick or lreal. rnonsler when soen lhrough the ~ yes The clerk wus authorized lo trims· · ot' u frighl~ned child .. especially, in Clerk Karen l..yons to toler into a conlracl with Foum~tilll Roofing & rer cem~tery runds into the opening the smoke nnd darkness of a burning Cooling Inc. und to borrow money and closing of graves llCCOUol. ' home. from Home Na1ionul Bank to do lhe · Council also appn>YeQ the second "This is whul u lirefigh.ler looks reading of an ordinance lhat would roof project iike, whal u firelighter sounds like," There were 1wo bids •submined prnvi'de' lhe ~ J erk und streel commis· e>pluined fellow firetighler John each in the umount of $18,000. sioner with additional benefils of free Newsome.Council, nfler looking over the bids, wilier und refuse. They will be "This is nol a rnonSier... he's n selecled lhe Foomcoo1 Roofing & responsible for uny overage above good guy. He's here to help ," he sui d. Cooling Inc. us the hcsl bid. · the minimum amounls. At Letart Fulls und. Portlund ele· Mayor Hill udvised barring bud This was requcsled ond ·approved menlnry schools m~mbers of the wealh.er, th~ .conlrnclor should Slnrt by the board of publi~ utfairs. Vi !luge Racine Volun1eer Fi.re . Oepurtmenl work wi1hin 1wo weeks. ' Solicitor Doug Little suid it wus legul tnughl youngsters there imporlnnl · The roof will be scraped and pow· to do this. lifesuving tips . er wushed. Then un inch of foum · Grover Salser Jr.. Dorcas1 wus Fin:lighlers Ihere showed children insulation wi II he sprayed on and prese nt und suggesled lhe village the proper wuy to exit n smoke-filled then coated with no less lhan 30 lhou· anne• some properly on the east end hou~e (crawling on hands und knees sandlhs of on Inch of gruy colored bey(md Southern High School. . below the smoke). how lo reucl if coating. He said he e>pecls the· village to · The conunctor will ulso make any grow and ha• 1olked wilh several olh· nece»ary repairs lo ·Ihe guutrs us er landowners ubout the muller. well as replal:ing the top seclibns of Council advised him to proceed ond downspouts coming thro~gh the roof. muke a formul proposal. There is u I0 yeur wnrrnnty on the Mayor Hill reporled he is wailing -,roof. it was noted. Co.ntlnued on page'3 Racine Council OKs roof rep·a irs their clothing culches tire (stop. drop ineel itfler they c"npe the. house. und roll). and made sure lhnlthe chi I· ' Each family tnember should Ihen go dren knew lheir addresses so lhey tu a <ksignuled meeting ' Jlace Olll· could acctiraJely report lhe locution of side. a house tire. To pra<:tice the plan. everyone Firelighl~rs showed children some should go In lh<ir hcdnrnm us though of Iheir .lirefighling equipmenl they were ,Jccping. Sturllhc drill_l1y including air musks. rescue geur and pushing Ihe tesl buuon. <> n your the always-pop\tlnr·to·kids fire lruck. · smoke deleclor. Evory<ine should The Ohio Depuruncnl of Corn·· move quickly nut oflhc home and gn rnerce offered lips on home fire to the outside meeting pl:~.:e. escape drills und sn.toke detectors. Remember In ca ll the fire depn rl· ·., Every household should plan and men I from a nei ghhor's home and .pruclice u home lire escape drill aever ro·enler a huild ing··lhal is on. which il.lentities 1wn escape: routes tire. from every room in lhe eve nt nf u . Did you know lhul justone " noke lire. One escape roule should idc! nti ·., ·~etlor in1he home dnuhle s yo u an~ fy the normal roule through hallways ¥nur family 's chances of escaping a and Sluirwuys tm<lthe ultcrmuc mule" nighnime fire '' should c.J esigm1tt: tht! use of windows In one out of evc:ry four rcsid.cn.· or 1he roof when the nonnul route is tiallires in Ohin in 1~9 7, rher1! were hlol·ked. ~ no smoke detc ..:tors prc sc: nt .i rf the An (,lUtsidc incctihg phu.:~ nCcds to horne. In fires where a smnkl! llt!lt:l.: 110 designaled where the filmi ly will lllr w:is present, it did 11\11 opernre .. properly 16 pe rcc nl of the lime. Smoke detectors. when prope rly insw llcd and mainlained, provide d ul y warning 1vhen fire occurs. Fur the greatest prot c~ ti o n. instull a smoke detcc lnr omside of each bed· mom or sleCping urto:n· und on every · level of your hurne and have un csc:~ pe plan ready if the ularm sounds. Continued on page 3 1 Langsville Pos~ Office damaged by vehicle The Langsville PnSI P I:Oce wus · , rammed by u vehicle earl y Tuesduy morni ng. durn ng ing R wullnnd hund ruil. 1 "Smnli!ont! inn vehicle mmrned the snulh ·wull nf lhc b'tl ilding, p~shin£" the blocks in·ah<1Ut six inches. dum· nging .thc inside wull nf the huilding. .acc·ordi ng to a Mei gs Cuum y Sh~r· iff .., Oft'i'c r~pnrt. Tht! vehicle ~.1l so ran o1w~r ihc hand rail knntkillg it iJllWil . No paint marks. skid marks or glass were lcll at lhe scene. the report stated. Damagl! wus l!stimated at $1.5!Xl. Dcp111y D1mnld Mohler reported he was in !he parking lm ar I und 5 oui1 . at1d did nnt nntil:e nny damage at Vinton woman, 18, Gallia crash victim A lwo-vehicle crush on Stale 'ment und nlher urea firefighlers . Route 160 ul Porter Tuesday ki lied a responded 10 Ihe scene. The highway Vinlon womun, the Galliu-Meigs was dosed for u period of time. umil Post of the Slate Highway Patrol the blaze wus e>Ji ngui shed und the wreckage removed. reported. The crash destroyed the vehicle Keli Y. l><xlrill, 1~ . 1094Shepherd Lime, died Ill the· scene of the 5:50 . driven by D<xlrill. while 1he tractor· p.m. occident afler 1he pk kup trm:k lruiler. owned by Pien:elon Trucking she dnwe collidei.J with o lructor·lruil- Co., 4~ II SR 160. Bidwell. was severely dumuged. Caudill hud no er. Troopers suid Dodrill wus north· visible injuries. but wus trunspo.ncd bound when the pickup went orr the to Hol zer Medicui.Cenl< r by the Gnl -' · right side of the ruud. The driver Ihen li u Cnunly EMS. He was hucr 1reatcd and relet~.•ed over-corrected and WeOI leli of cen· for multiple traumu, u hospitul ler. colliding heud-on with the soulh· buund rig. driven by Edward A. spokespcr-nn said. Troopers said lnduy no chul)!es are Caudill. 42. 59 1 SR ~50 . Bidwell . «peeled to he likd from their inves· Dodri'JJ's pickup rhen cuughl lire. tigalion. _ which putrk~d G~ll iu Coun· und 1he blaze spreud lo th e empty ty's sconn<ltrufli< falality nfthe yeur. lanker hauled by Cuudill . The lnnker was emply or producl, accordi ng to The violim wus lu1er rekase<lto lhe Willis Funeral Hnme. 1he pulrol. but conl uined fumes . The YinlonVolunteer Fire O.:purt· port VFD showed children at Middleport Ele· mentary School what a firefighter looks and sounds like. Firelighter John Newsome Ia shown here displaying fallow llrellghtar Kevin Stanley. 'NOT A MONSTER' • To an adult trapped In ·a burning houee, a firelighter Ia a welcome · sight Indeed, but to an alraady-lrlghtened child 8 firefighter may reaembla a terrifying monatar. To addreaa that concern, the Middle· tho~e times. Good Afternoon • ' Today's Sentinel 2 St.•f tions .. 16 (" \ .. ~.. ' ' Pu~t.·s Cui •nchor Ch :s'l",•d, <. 'omks Ed i nriul~ I.oqtl II 12- 13· 1-t 15 2 ,\ Suur·t., .t:s.n-7 1--\ll\:.!C \•ut,l.!l!!:!'lc.,'_ _ _ ___:.\, __ Lotteries ill.lli! HOMECOMING QUEEN CANPIDATES Homecoming will be obaarved at the Meigs· Wellston game to be played on Bob Roberts Field Friday night. Candidates lor homecoming quHn are from the left, Alyson Patterson, Bonne Smith, Sarah Dean, Brl.:lget Vaughan. and Stefani Plckans. Homecoming ceremonies will take. place pracadlng the game. On Thurs· day night there will be parades through Rutland, Middleport and Pomeroy. 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