https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/830103f49527540e96c19128788ef035.pdf 66702569f4a02200003053ff82552736 PDF Text Text ' '• 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. A bonfire will' taka place at the Pomeroy field . • • l~l'k J : ~Jll . l'il'k " ' '2tl7 Hm· kc~t· 5: ~ H1 2n- ' ~ -·' ·' \'\'-\, llnil)· J : lll l lluil) t ~: XI)(, •• �• • Commentary . Page2'·" . I Wednetdlly, October 7, 1811 • • • 'EJta6{&JMtf an 1948 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 814-992·2156 • Fax 992· 2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc, ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHAR~l!OEFUCH DIANE HIU. Controller Tht Sc•lad ..wlcomn ,.,.,. ro lila MJftN from THtdMJ on 1 tNoiJd , . , . of tople. Shott,_. (300 WOld• or-} ,_, lito " " • • " - tlf Hlltfl publllhld 'fYI»d l•t 1M1 lie PNferNd .nd all rruy 1M ~tN E.:h MouHI Jncluh 1 ~~ 1dd,.u Inti dqflln• phon• numhi. I(Mclty • Ut. 1 • • lf.. wx:. 10 1 pre'llou• atflcl• or,_,.,. MMI to Un.,-, ta fh1 E,Jitor. Th• S.nlltMI 111 Court It PDtNroy. Ohio 46711, O< FAX to 114 Hi/2161 If,., Clinton, GOP fight over costly 'emergencies' By Jack Aildereon and J.n Molter MUNICH German Chancellor Helmut Kohl had JUSl made hts final campatgn speech tn thts conscrval1ve comer or southern Germany In ahc wamng days of hts last campatgn Kohl made hts strongest speech to date condemmng the mOu• of ammt groum to Europe s largest country Oulstde the rally a light broke out between a man ofTurk1sh decent and a lederhosen clad German lnsptrcd by Kohl s speech the second man ye ll ed at the Turk to go home Enraged the Turk shouted hack at the blue eyed Gennan I am home The event was scarccly,notcd yet 11 speaks volumes ahout the underly 1ng ractal tcnston that served as a hackdrop lo the recently conduded German clectwns Kohl s plea dtdn I help htm carry the cle< ttlln whtch was won hy Gerhard Sc hroeder m upstart Sn<:tal Democrat w ~mn s<Jmc ha' c compared 10 B1ll Clmton Nowhere 10 Eu111pe and perh tps Ih..: wnrltJ ts r u.: Is( kh t\ 101 .more scruttm ted than tn Germany Hau nt cd hy tls harr11wtng p tsl Germany IOtlly IS still strU~~Itng otllh llscJI mer the tnuchy sUhJeLI of race and By ALAN FRj\M ~ Aaaoclated Prell Writer ' WASHINGTON - In thts cr~ ol p.1r"n~ the me tntngs ol e\Cn the "111 plcsl words PrcsJdcnl Chnton und Congu.:ss m.: squ 1nng ofl 10 1 multthd linn doll,u h,udc over wh u arc cnu:rgcn4.:tcs L~nd hnw the ~ovcrnmcrU should pay lor them The lt~ht ts among several lclt lor what l11•makcrs hllJlC ts thetr linal WCl.::k ol lqnsl nli\C husml:ss lur 199M Also on the agenda 1rc vnh.:~ una ltkc ly House tmjlCachmcnt tnqutry the ntnc rclllatntng spcndtng htll s lor the already started ltscul year plus ellorts to revamp ltnan" 1l sen tees and per sonal hankruptcy laws cUI tuxe s and hlock local lcvtcs on Internet bust tmrmgralmn On the sur face ant1 amm1 graol forces suf fered a setbat:k tn the Sept 27 elec uons None of the hard lmc parttcs who made elhmc ny an tssue were able to cleilr the live percent hurdle Moller & for tncluston '" the Anderson nauonallcgtslaturc The closest contender wus the mnocuously named German Peoples tinton CDV.U) whteh secured 15 per ccnl o( lhc vote In Slate Cl\::t Uom, mans who find n convcment to blame foretg!K!rs for the ecunom1c problems thai have develojlCd smcc umlicauon Stxty thousand Germans have ca.'l thetr lol wttll the Chnsttan <mcntcd Pany for the Ten Commandments whtch clatms tis antt Turktsh plat form ts deraved from the Koran (Turko and other Mushm• account for most of the 7 mtllton foretgners tn Germany) Pany spokesman Mtchacl Scodor clatms the Koran mstructs Mushms to ktll nil the unhelt cvcrs and that when Sllme classroom• arc up to 80 percent Turktsh all Genn ms should be scared The Gcnttan Fatherland Part y I'"' JCcts Ctl tl war tn Germany til he hnr ders aren I •hmcd Up to keep nul JOh •n llchtn~ and Mil: tdy dam 1g111g Jn southern Germany last year but 1 r1ck up enoug:h vote~ else where lo mcrn mclu ston m parha mcnt But the h trd nghl mtghl have c.hmc heucr had 11 not hccn so sphn lcrcd The DVU won 1 he p tcktn~ away lis btllhoards wtth slog'"' ltke Germany lm Ge nnans tnd Crun t.:CHJidn l orcrgn~.: rs And the Na1 1on d Dcmtw.: r tile Party rc"•gntt.ahk hy 11> sktn head suppm1crs hu.., JU"il out.: so lutum l1 r all ol Gcrn1 my ' ' II: ttl woe s fhe y llure1gncr•l lfe 1ll prot> tnal Forctgncrs Out A~ man\ , hall ol !he B part" ' on Gcllllllty' nation 11 hullot had ..;om~.: ty["lt.: nl xcnophnhtt.: '1~.;ws 1n th~..n pl nl 11111 lt.:nh Polh taken JU>I he lore the elect on showed lh II th e~ p !lilt.: s -.trU~o: ~ :1 ch11rd wuh more th tn iltll' I 111 Get N IIISill Alex tnd.,;r Vun W~.:hc n HU lh~.: r•111Y s d1r~.:dm ul ynuth tnru llllt.:lll told our a ...sm.: t11c K 1thryn W 1ll1t.:t.: Vun w.henau a<knqwlcdgcd Iilii "i SOl,; Ill theun c.., lit.: llLIIl thctr pwgrtttt tgrcetn~ or wtth Adull Hitler "' ,,,e,smcntlh tl lht.: only w ty DD '(ov Wl!INT" Tc WaTcH 'T,_.e CLiNToN Vlr;>e.o? J"h"' lrnlll Gc1111 tns While .., l ike Amen< tn polll'-1111' trc husy thol t'htng til hc•tc llls to lc~ tl lmmt gt '"' ' G,rmally lorhtds rc iU,l!«' lmm rx:rlnrn un ~ my kmd ul wnrk th ttmt~hJ oilS~..: I tho;.: ~.:nst ot t l~1r1.: 1rt.: Yd ht.:nt.: 11h sm:h ~dh!fUSII Y Gc t : 111 my t~.;mun s m 4-:Xdu~t'c duh N If • ur alt / 1t1 on Is ~ltlr~.:mdy L:il mphL.: 11t.:l.l ; Cll llenshtp 11nly hclong' 111 hl,.~l Germ.tn' th >ugh people who ve l11 ed to the count ry at kust 10 year, , 111 apply lor mother t:ltss ol <ttiZen sh tn ~ruck m the mtdJk ol .til thts .trc Gellntny s mt1or p lili es 1lways w try nl r ~.: pc tlmg lhL:Ir ~.:ounu y !ti ~~ u.s<llll< p.t, t hut reluct till Ill del end 11111111g r 11111n It r lc u t I lustng voles Yet tgno1111g lh.- ptohk m Ill s JUS~ m u.k tt ~o t ~c hy gnm~ h 110 II net s and ncsscs llsllst ~ m opening We 'ty wit II lhe htg ptntcs trc • 1lrmJ to s ty 1111..: n~hl w1nt!•: spokcsm tn lllitl us f'u,J~ed hy ti1l: • nght holh Scluocdcl tnd K 1hl spoke Facto@ tight budget caps Clinton wants to dtp,tnto CXJlCclcd federal sur pluses to pay lor tlcms that he says arc cmcrgcnetes These tndudc $3 25 b1l ltetn to prepare government computers lor the year 2000 $1 9 htllton for U S peacckeeptng troops tn Bosma $7 htllmn for Amcncun lnrmers hat tcred by low crop praecs and shranklng overseas markets and $1 8 btlhon to step up sceuraty al U S cml)nsstcs overseas and other acuons lo thwurater m l1vo1 111 Llqltlllm g a nmnal I n l'tgnCfS ,md VIIWLd \0 l: If' lhc l.JUIIl l hlr rdu~t..:~.: s mt..il11llliiJ;r mls ronsls Ec hoes ol .1n c trite~ J ty la<k Anderson and Jun Moller urc wrllcrH ror Unatcd Fcuturc Syn· dicutc, Inc It s a htany of unusual and shon term unprcdtclablc CXJlCnses says Whtlc House hudgcl chtef Jacoh Lew Republicans agree the need lor many of these tlems ts there In some cases they arc even worktng on addtllonal proposals $1 btl lion or more for extra tratntng funds for the mtltlary and perhaps $100 m1llton lo upgrade sec urny at the Captlol But many tn the GOP don l want the surplus used lo pay for them wtlh the except ton olthe Iarm md And they say Clinton s mstslencc on usmg the surplus contradtcts hts year long demand that tl not be used to pay for Republican tax cuts hut should be saved unltl a cure to Socaal Sccurny s By Joseph Perkins Wtth mtd term elccttons u mere long term tlscalllls ts found Whtlc the prestdcnl on <>nc hand opposes letting the Amencun JlCOplc lour weeks away ond polls s~owmg that the Whttc House sex scandal hns keep more olthetr muncy he then turM around and says we lllellhe gov ernmcnt spend more of your money satd House MaJOrity Lender Otck hnd n dcletcnous ellect on Dcmocru ltc c.mdtdates throu~hou\ the coun Armey R Texas , 1ry lhc White House 1s trymg de~ Lew says lhen.: sa (.hll ~.: l c ncc hatwccn usm~ Ihe surplu!ti to pay lor 1 non pcratcly Ill shtll the locus lrnm the n.::,urnng event hk ~.; 1 ~.:omputct prohlcm md lur lax ~..:uts lh 1t on~.:c i: n~l~.:lcd Budget surplus, paycheck deficit ~.:un prc~rdcnl s dchaud1cry tn nlllt.:t.: to lasl lnn.:\CI II' lhSUid nc'; IYS <>I the GOP tr~utmnt Und~r hudg~:lltw ~lll~ll.!t,;nltcs ~.: In he pu1d lor wuh lhc surplus l11 s handling At I certutn lc\d or cH:n h1 uldtn g t 1 lcdctal deltuts All Iilli s needed I' 1 111 IJ"IIIV \\lie ol the Huu~~.: md S\.'n 111.: \JH.Ith..: pr\.'std~o: lll s s1~n uur..: on 1 htllthuJ d r~es II But the II\\ d 1..:sn l '') ''h 11 m cm~.:r~ctH:y ,., 1111.: tH:.,. lh 11 t..h.:..:t..;um to the ru hllt.:l \~)1 - Uld t h~,; \ hi \\. \, Uillh,.lfnl.: \\1,;\.\ .. 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LIIIIll In J4.Jh' Pt ~.::-o: ld l.:lll Kumnlv.., l!nt:tllht.: dtll:Ulllt.: lll s ol tllllilUtHln ltll u ntltnqutf\ t. : lunung lt..: \"'' t~. ttll c\ 11 nud~.: u h.:!<il h 10 lh IIV \\ llh Btt tu' tn<..l tl1~,; Sm 11.:1 Um(\n till.: hlt!ht.: 'l aulh •nt) In 14.JN 1 E c\ pi .., p n h tm~.:nt nun~.:d Vlt.:t.: Pn.:sn1cnl Ht sm Muh11r 1k In !tiU~.; 1111,; G men t.luufulh ~o;tlt,~\.:tl up 1 ~..:~.:cd th~ •~s \sslll 11ct.l Anv. 1r S 1d 11 M.: t ul dt IJl!L:s I{! unsl D 1lt.: L tn~ lllt.: In llJX:! th..: And1~.::'' llo~d W..:hhc• Tun Rill.: musll 11 Cal-. h: \lUlin g mcn1 kt~o:khat.:k s ~.:t"M)ktng li.:lt)Untllll.: lht.: popul \r son~ M..:mor) tpt.:nt:d lUl Btold'ft3)' IL-d~t.:n; mt.J h\ml! hcvtn"M.I h•~ tnt.: Ill' > "'1! In JIJ~~ Ptiotlntln )! Uill\1<11 hiJU<k<tl the It 1lt m <ru tsc ,Jup Adltlle L 1u111 m Ih..: M..:dth.:rr tnt,: 111 w1th llHJt~.: thJn -WO pcopll uhonrd Ten yc 11.,. a~o 1 h, L 1hor Dep trll\1< Ill tep 1rtcd the natton s uncmploy men! r,llc lur Septcmher l ~XX !ell h~e~ to July' lc\Cinl ~ 4 percent nllcr ~u•nl'! up 10 'i ~ pcrl..:nl '"Au\!ust Fl\c years .1gn President Chnlon ,n.h:1cd more troops hl;'avy trmor nnd nn•ullircruwcr in Sum 1hn hu1 tlsn tnnoun~ed he would pull out oil Atncr o.uns hy the ond 111 M udt 1'194 De nth d umcd choreographer A~ncs de Malle 01 npc NK nnd actor C) rtl Cusack ll oge K2 Hnllyw••xl pnxl~ccr H liT)' Til\1111 L'ol\11 pn."t..~~,;tl'C.I 1 puhltl rd unm . . hon 101 1 Th1s as ~otng to hen J:tn!at story Btll Ch ntnnt:lclmm~ uplhcWhll eHuu~ 1 Instead the tdmmtstmttnn ~nl 1 hlock eye Repntlot> knew !) lie und lru.<lctl hun H. had h 1ndlc'<l !hell llt ght urrangen1ents 110 pt~stdcnual tnps lor y...:urs check Slk: : L' hts 'isle< I hIll I ht 1tl11: t whn thc'll D 1le e>plun' I I~P nd 1111 ney he h ld h<IIT\lWetl lr 1111 her ye "' hel11re ~l\Cy 11.:1.: •st..:d ht !oo d tUt!hli.:r 1lt..:r . , ftc rdutt)ed hum hct lu t 'Y"I Mill lltcy ~ 11111,11o~ ttcJ her I 11 ' d tt h Ill" tcpctll etll y 1cduCJne ltcl I< te It> l11cy tskcd 11!10 111cnded hct '" ldtllc ny 1cp 111•rs 1Any Kcpuhhc 11" 1What tltd the l1<1s dtdn I tc.ld ur 1 he h<X>k' wcren I 1 lllt.: " 1s lhc I Bl clu uncd D 1k h 1tl used K<OIIIlllllg 'Y' tcm ere lied h) the Whtle H< u-. ~o:~ lll l flU\t.: l lllK~.; Unt.!t.:r nnnntl~.:n Snow ~.:u m . , t mu.:" ht.: tnLI h1' "'t tH dlult.l lw h mth on lilY hn 11 ~,:: 111 d K.: Utllt.:n t Y.lllm 10 mnult.:" Outth..:) htd l"x:~.: n :-~.:tur C uh~.: tlll~,;: 1tnt.:l lu... I dt .. t lilt Lt lNII II lht.: rn .., t.k nt l11t..l h..."t.:n t..h-.p llt,; ht..:d It "PY <nth-.: 'klxutm~..:nt mLII"X..l~~ ~hh t1l 1t. lp thl 11 l'l llll' llll ~r~~..:d ll1 111 1 ~ on L:t 1h 111 t i llho. : lut..:l llt\ ~.: WhilHtlN t ~. hu1 1 hll\111~..:"' C' ttn~.:lu ... ''''P~.:d stmk lt.t.t1ll, ulpl~.:d md m~pl Kt.:d uthc r..., mtl c.:n \..I Ill\ mRk 1m..:,.., nl lh1 m: \\'hen m tuJ\1 1 hom Pt.: 11M tl'\\ t lo. ..,..,.. t pt;lllll and ,..,k\,dl)rk tl prlllu L")!11lpar":l "n~ th~.: ldt.:, ll lJllt.:' t n \\l'l\ lil t" c Ill~ s "' D. lk ~~- <k k1111111ed It \l th 11 nuc.lt.:nt th tt '' \ h 1U ... 11 PP' ItXt 111 h..:ptng TI1cffiln.'llnuhlcdll ..,~.; ll or1..,t11 Jnd Ou lr.t\!t.:t! R~..:puhlu. .: m.., 111 till' H lU'c (tl R~.;p tc..,t.: nlttt'cs \tUt..:U tt l 1,;1)\t.::t dtn on Oak It swurcd h" h:tn• rcwnl' 0 1le' Ice tl htlls But then Sen D l' td nntl lmnnctal Jan Agents l un tll.~l out l'rvor ol Ar~ tnstiS put 11 hold on 1111: 1\W\Ss the country l11c y nskcd 1 n'"asut~ clkcllvdy ~tlltn~ II Pry111 Wl\1111111 Ill 0 til ts tl shew 1' D 1le ' Ill\> l\1111 he 1ds Btll Clinton' lcgu l J, lcnsc tn::s ~ s1m.:c he h td ... ' c.::n l1t.:r 1 ~ I <;()() \' Iunt..l l D 1lt.: ~111 Ius llllln ~.:y ~m l y he~.: IU:...c j Y~atown u uplt.: nl ltlln(lLlri Mns hu . .cd m Ius ' t...: Rtd1ul\l Nt XI n lie 11sketl li11: IRS 111 ~ ~~ tlkr flllltltc.tl cncn nes I'he ll~ency rei used 1111d uutltl"l huut hi e 1d ( ltnton llle IRS m 1 , nly Weil l 1111.: 1 Dtk hui'~11Udth...JP1ui 1 J 1114.:, ddcttd II~ Ihe ri <S iti<tll llld I ~IIIII/ lhllll.!.., 1lu ut tl l\:m I knt w whnt tl'l'..:lr t.r\:dlhthly '' 1t 11 rn~.: 1 Vt.: hud 111 c.:ov~.: 1 I 1th~: ni Anduru-.thu 11 "m~.:up Wntc Tony Snow, Cn:utol'!i Syq dkulc 5777 w, st Ce ntury lllvd Suite 71Ml, L<.>'< An~el""' Cullf lltM~5 • 54'1t4' I • [ Columllut ]N '/M' ] J1m K(nru:~y 57 Conkr R1dgo Ark dn:c.l Monday Oct ~ l')'J ~ He wa• burn Aprtll4 1'14t:'tnColumhu• "Ill ol M ar~ IMUI'I< McKtn· ney K<nnedy fonnerly ol Me1 g• County and the late Wtl ham I Kennedy He wa' a wtreman lor llelden WlfJ! and Ca~k and wa• a lll!:tllber olthe Center Rtdge Church ol Chmt He ts aiM>•umvoc.l by h" Wilt Su1ann' Kcnn"d) >I L en ter Rtd j!C thrc< c.Jau~ht.:r. Candt KuJJ nl Nurfulk Va hill Ill} Kennedy ol M11n• I Ja and Ktmbcrly Stobaugh of Spnnglieltl Ark a ''CJ''"" lame• l!u•h nl Center ~tdg< tieV~n grandchildren and u brut her R"k Kennedy ol ( olumhu' Servtce' wtll be hdJ Thur...tay J() am atlhe (enter Rtd ~e ( hur.h ul Chmt wtlh Joe Spaldtn¥ Dun A•lk•n• and Don Wtlltwn• olltetattng 1.1ur tal wtlllollow m Grandvtew Cemetery Fnends ma~ call tontghl li Hal tlarns Funoral llume Mornlton Ark State candidates to cities: Money's tight The Mc1g• ( uunty ( nurthou....: w11l be npen un Mon<lu y wht<h I' Cnlumbu, Day l:.ntplnyor• Will work un th .. holida y •o thai ufltce' may do'< 1>n Nu•ember 27 1he day aft<r Thank•gtvtng llc;d(ord Tru~tel!ij The Bedturd Tuwn,htp BuarJ of I ru •let• wtll meea tn re~ ular '"'""n Tue...tay 7 p 111 atlhetuwn•htp hall ChamMr luncheon The Me•ll.• County Chamher ul Cnm'"erce wtll hold an c~ te nded mnnlhly luochenn mee11ng rueMiay n••>n I 3() p tn at Carleton Seh<X>I tn Syracu•e Kenh Y.<•Jd wtll •p<:ak ''" >late b-allott ..ue I whtle enu~ty com '"""'on cand tdate• Mtck O:wenport an<J Pau y P1cken• wtl l ltcld 4ues lk~nrd.,r' • Offi<• d<Md frtd~y rh.e M( l ~" ( HUJll\< f< tl lfdd" ()If'"" wtll be dno,cd l 111l ) Ill lll am "' the ... tall "an .. ttc:ud lht Soutflta,l ()h~tl Hc ~.:ordc' "" I ,,,,,1!.1 mee11n~ Right In I if• m•rtlntl A Rt~hl In I , .. lltreltn ~ "Ill be held Munda y 7 11) p 111 •t the Pomeroy l thrary lloard to m•ot rhe Ractne Uoa11l ol l' uhlt• Allatr• wt illllocl M IIIII ty 7 111 rIll 11 the 11HH! tt.: l(l tl hutliJIII): llarht!t ut 111 ,,. htld fhc R:u..: mc f 11 c IJcp trllll~fll wdl hold a chtcken h trhe<:uc S1 111da ~ w1th ~r vtllJ:! h t hcf'" "' II am Equ~•trwn• to m•tl 1101' 1 Hi or~o,cmcn ol Pn.: L.: I\IOn K'l I lll crtUIIIITielll l wtll mc~t Oct 14 II tlllJXtrtant ln the- health of re ~10 nal Melp Republican m•<tlng By JOHN SEEWER C(;OJHJilliC II. I he Metg< County Repu hltcao 7 p 111 al the Mtl¥' C"unty ll ~>trtct Aeaoclated Prell Writer C 1998 AccuWealher lno You ~.an 1 do c\t:rv thm ~ tor Cummtnee wtll meet Monday 7 31) • l'uhl " I ihr try I he l11•1 111 \J>tcal TOLEDO - The candttlates for tJrd l tc 1111 f1 1r hHr~c' til S .,J1hca,l~.::rn eVeryone cvcryh<ldy knows that the slate slop jub tre tellmg <: tty lead p m at Carlttnn Sdtonl S) racu•e Oh1o" now ~cc pltn g new 11\ctllhcr" ers urounJ the state to be carefu l tn \ a1d Alan Melun cd I "her ' ca m pa1 gn L:halffn tn We r..: ludklllg ut draw1ng up lhetr wt sh hsts tor state Sunny P1 Cloudy Cloudy 81"<JWOAI T ototmo Alln Flunllt ll<1ow let tht ftHIH rn' ol pml t.: ular area' ami lunded proJect• Thai s hecause •ch<Htl lundtng trytn g 10 undcr~ttt.inJ thc1r prttmtu.:"' pun Mtl,lred Md) uud ll ul/et need s and a 11 ghl <late budget are But he , ud l l"'hcr ' ' ~.:u nl1denl Untt• nlthe Metg• County I mer puumg the ,;queeLe on •t.ue money there 1, c nou ~ ll numcy to cuver mo~l ~c ncy Med1cal Scr\'Jce reL: nrded luur McdtL:al c~cnlc:r MtJ dh; pon "'"luad ava tlable lor other loca l prnJ«l• pmJct.:l"t e til' lur 1" 1>tan.e fueMiay lJnll> ._,~hlclJ II we rc Jhlc MI)II:J n c~.:unumu.: cent By the Alaoclated Pre11 1 ~6 p 111 ll11ltcr Met g• t ltntc despne Ohto • ~ trnn g overall eeono lt' f"'lltltng mcluded growth we rc gu 11 1~ to ill! ahk tu CF.IIITRA L DISPA1CH Southeastern Ohio Extended rorecast I UIII\ IC Medl ey li M( my Thul'llday ntghl A chance ol ratn Today Showers likely Wnh a There s only so much that can be mccl thc cd u~.: .1. l1ot1 ll ~o:t.: J ,.. uuJ tt1c 7 112 am I tnco ln ll ctght • MJI)I)I FI'ORf early OtherwtNC partly cloudy Lows done satd Bub t tit the Republican rl~.: cd~ lur L:l Oil011liL: ~;r IY~IIl ln nt 1th 'I ~4 p 111 lJ vc rhrook Nur'i ng chance ot lhunderotorms Breezy Pumcroy LaiHcncc l)uugla• Vctcr Wl!~l Oh1u H1Lilhi.: tcsl ol I he si,UC Htghs tnthe mtd 70• South wand 10 m the m1d 40s candtdat e lor gp l'ernnr It s tmpor Le•tcr Dutswt VM II Center "''" Mem11rtal lln•pnal Fnday Partly cloudy High• tnlhe he,., tid We "' ut '-'' ht 111 to 20 mph Chance ol ratn 60 pe~Unt Iantto set prtnrtlte• lJ 14 1111 P 1itl1cl Street Mtddle In "lht.: ncdlllJ! With norlltw~ ~ ~ fall met Tuc,day wtth northwest Tontght Occastonal •howers Wtlh mtd 60s Saturday Mostly clear Lows 10 Ohto olhctals hoptng IU get state Ohu1 ulltutl s ftlt l ~; t~ ncd 111en a chunce of lhundemontts Lows tn <.:ununutd the mtd 50s South wmd 10 mph the mtd 40s and haghs tn the upper money for t.:on ~ lrut.:lwn pmJI!CIN He ttvely "' tl"y "''-cd hun W pledge Teo;t them nl ll!ast OllL:l! l!m.:h month dclcdur r.: h1rp~ tn ""I!J il tllow h ttlcry sht ft10g to the north Chance of ratn 60s lelt check tn g hts JX>ekets mt1n~y lor 1 new 111\t.:r~ tatc hml g~ • to ensurc that tht! detcdnr!\ arc work pov.l;!r Never hurrov. t ~ II IO kc Sunduy Partly cloudy Lows tn 80 percent lthtnk 11 sa g(KJd thtng I brought mtnm lc 1gu ~ h "chall stadtuttt I tng properly Battcrtcs til h111cry d•tccl<>r,httlerylor 1111111., lt>e I T~uroday Ra10 ltkel~ Haghs tn the upper 40s and htghs an the mtd my wallet and my checkbook he !ugh , pc.J r 111 Ilite 111d th e JI' C"'r llpcruteU dctc~ l or!o. 'hould he ~.: h mgcd d" 1hlcd dctcL:Ittr l 11111 11 "~ 1\11.: you 70s th e l]ltd 60s Chance of ram 60 per valttll nt t h1..,h1rt...: h tttlc ltcld Joked .11 least un' e yeur ly ur whenever a Both lafl and ht s DemocratiC All he ' ud ' "tmdcd cxc tttng But opponent Lee Ftsher su) Inca! nflt th ~ rc: wcrl! no prollll . ., ~;"i ctals shouiJ help tdenul y projects "~ ~--···-~ Meigs EMS logs 4 calls Today's weather forecast '""'~ I'"N•' FJrefighters.... Rain to end overnight By The Alloclated Prell Storm clouds wtll move o~t of Ohto lont ghl afler huvmg dumped up Ill 2 tnches ol ratn tn some purls nl lhe state Oraer atr wtll filter 1010 the stole on Thursday us high pressure butlds tnlo the Greul Lukes Htghs on Thursday under partly cloudy sktes wtll be 10 the 60s fol lowtng overntght lows of 4S·5S More seaso nable temperatures wtll return tor the end of the week wtlh wtth lows 10 the low and m1d 40s and h1g~s In the mtd 60s Fnday through Sunday The record high temperuture for tht• date al the Columbus weather stat1on was &8 degrees tn 1941 whtlc the record low wus 29 tn 19S2 Sun set tontghl wtll be at 7 114 p rn und sunnse Thursday at 7 35 u m Across the nation Thunderstorms rumbled toward the Appaluchtu"' und the sltll· soggy Gulf CoW'! early loday wnh scauered showers hungtng over the Southeast A glonous autumn duy was shaptng up ucross New England Mostly futr sktes shuuiJ prevatl from New England and across the Northeast w11h u chance of showers and asolated thundershowers posstble across the mill Allanite by evening CNHI exchanges newspapers with Murphy McGinnis Media cnce tn notlhcrn Mtnneso tu1and Wts tonstn su td Jumes McGtnt\l s MMM s proNtdcnl We huve heenlunultur wnh these lwo COLUMBUS (AP} - Ohio lndt ana dtrecl hog pnces al selected buy· mg pomts Wednesday as provided by the U S Department of Agncullure Market New s Burrows and gtlts mostly 50 cents lower demand hght to moderate on a moderate movemen t U S I 2 23() 260 lbs country potnts 2S 00·26 50 lew ~7 00 plants 26 50 28 00 u s 2 3 230 260 l~s 23 00 25 00 2 10 230 lbs 21 00 23 00 Sows mostly sleudy U S I 3 3<Xl 400 lbs 13 00 15 00 few 12 00 400 500 lbs IS 00 1600 500 6001bs 1600 2000 lew over 600 lbs 20 ()().22 00 Boars over 300 lbs 9 00 II 00 CN HI "II' loutfllcd 111 IW7 und currentl y o11 ns more I han IlK) new< pupers 111 20 slates nc ludtng Th ~ Dally Se tllllld Gull tpol ts Oatly Trt h11nc tnd Po int Pleu,a nt Re gt<ter Murphy McG 1011t> Mechu bused tn Duluth Ml1111 wu• lmmed through 11 merg~r ol two cumpuntes The Daily Sentinel IUSPS m 11611) CommunliJ New1p1per lloldln&• lit PuhiiRiwd every nflcrno. on Mt ntlny throogh Frlthay 111 Court St romurt y Ohlt h~ 1~11 Ohl• Valluy I uhll~hll\& Comr,•ny Stltonll cl1u pQIII llJ.C pul1l 111 P 11 cmy Oh o Membert I he N~ 1CI3h;r.l Pro11 1nd lhe Ohio SUBSCRIPTION IIA1ES U~ C1rrter or Motor Route One Woek .S2 00 One Ml nth S8 70 One Ytar SI()41)) SINGLE COPYPMic:E Dally 35 Ccnl ~t SuhscriOOn n 1Ut~lril\t 10 fl~lho carrier may rcmll InaUv11n\.~ Ulrc~l 1o 11' aUy s~ ntlncl on 1 thn:t 11 b: 1r 12 nonlh t'oa 11 Cmth will he slto'cn unicr ~ach week Nu ~u~tljl l n hy mail permitted In uc.. wh~ru h m1c uyler !Ct~lcc II d ~tllal lc Pullll~hc r rt!lllrv\11 the lljlhl IU adju~l taiGI dur lng the sub*!tljt lt '' twrllll Sub1crlptlon rn1o ~o:h III~Cit m~y hll 111 ph;n ~0\CJ hy changir I thO \lUI II· I ' f th\l M h~ rlrtlf I MAIL SUBSCRti'liON lntilde Mtlas Co.~•ty I :1 We;b .$2710 1fl We eki sn R2 n W\:~:k11 StU&;~ M•lu Outllde,MtiA• CmiDI)' 1\'M:.,;b ~ 6\V\ cb ,2 \~ e b v ~~ ~ ~ S~611 .1109 n Reader Services nut Correction Polley nulln l"nnum 111 all ~ttnil'll tA lf'l be 11 u.:ur111r 1r )CIII know or an crn1r In 1 slnry 1:1111 th e new~ro(}ln 11 (740) 992 :tU~ w" will check ruur lnrormatlon Rnd maake 1 (:tJM'tCllon tr warr'llnlcd News Departments I he main number It "11 U! Oep1rt tnC!nl nten!.)DRI lrt Genenl Mon oaor.: ........................Exl IIIli New\ Ext 1101 or Ext 1106 Other Services Advortl•lnlf. • E•t 1104 Circulation Ext IIOJ Closslfttd Ad• Ext 1100 undcr-:300 lbs 12 00 13 00 Estimated recetpiS 36 ()(}() Prices from Producers Livestock Association Stocks ................. 50 . Am Ele Power ... 35'1, Akzo .............. .. ................. 54 AmrTech ........ .... ........... ,... Aahland Oil 44 I• AT&T ........................... .. Bank One Bob Evana Borg-Warner Broughton Champion Charm Shpa City Holding .............. . Federal Mogul .......... .. Gannett Goodyear ......... ......... Kmart ......... .. Kroger LanCia End Ltd ":·::.· :·:::":"" Oak Hill Flnl OVB .............................. .. One Valley Peoplea Pram Flnl Rockwall RD/Shell Saara ........................... . Shoney a Star Bank.......................... .. Wendy s ...,.......... Wosrthlnglon -·-·Stock reports ara the 10 30 a m quote• provldad by Adveat of Galllpolll LOW, sows sleady callle ~ teady Summary ofTuesday s aucttons at Caldwell Eaton Farmerstown Lan· custer and Wapakoneta Hogs Markel hogs 21 1S 29 35 hghl SOWS 13 ()().18 10 heavy SOWS 18 ()(). 22 85 Feeder ptgs I0 00-22 50 head All boars 16 50 und down Callie Slaughter steers chotec 55 00 61 75 select4R 00 56 00 Sluughaer hetfers 1h01ce S4 ()(). 60 00 select 48 00 ~3 00 Feeder ca ul e Yearlings steers 42 00 6R 00 hetfers 35 CX> 60 00 Culves steers 40 00 HI 50 hetlers 35 (X) 66 (Kl Cows Cn mmerclul unc.l ultltly 2H 00 38 00 cnnter nnd culler 16 :ZS-12 00 All bulls 28 75 46 75 ' Sheep & lambs Chotec wools 67 30 and down 1 c h01~e dtps 64 25 and down Ieeder lamhs 72 ()() and down ttged sheep 38 50 and down tpt.:rs lor "'(:V tddcd I Wednesday's trends• Hogs SO cents lower Wl ~t~ on stn fl~o:w s p cn!l yt.: u :oi and nrc eager to hnn.: them tnto Mut phy Mc Gtnllt s Medtn he Today's livestock report 4n69 th~.:yttlk thnut llthlt~~.:~...:pl!tn'H'w tlld .. ht. fl\1) J,rll\:lhm..:\ m"Mm 1 _ llldll\111\: lhlnltf,,~.: npt rnnlnl~.. 1111 Anuh~.;t cJ IUtl hl..:t ~: 11 1 . . 1d iil)! 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Continued fnlln pyge I on the state plumbtllg test on the new ltre house anc.l tl tultng by the mspcc tors so he wtll know when the ltrc depurtmenl u tn move t[l ln thl! lrud\ ureu olthe butldms He nlso reported he ts Ill check wtth the bunk tu11ccrn111g the need lnr 11 dtllerol11type ol deposit sltp lor th e mnyor s ~.;o urt l: he~.;klllg ac~.:nunt Also preselll were ct>un ctl mcm hers Robert Beegle Henry ilen tL l<1C Evu ns Henry Lyons 1111c.l Bnhh1e Roy Patrolnilln Du1n Jones 1111c.l Street Ctmumsstoncr Glenn Rtlet Cow reported shot Chnrles Stmm< Mnloons Run Rond Lll11£sVtlle reported Tuesdtly mnrn1ng that nne of h1 s Snn nu.:nlll l t.:OWS WI' !o~ hol h..:IWtt: ll th~,: cye:<r~ \l.llh •mnll cttltl>cr rtl1e ttceordtng to n Metg• County Shcrtll ' Olllcc repott 1 he cow wns vn luod 111 nhnut 11 $5~1) Hospital news 6.95 APR ON NEW VEHICLES .,, .. 8. 96 APR oN USED VEHICLES "',"' "' • Ci\1.1. !\NY 01<' OUil :J I.OCi\'I'IONS ri'O 111~ ;\ll i\IIOU'I' OUil OTIII~Il LOWI~II 1,0!\N ll 1\'I'I~S Your.Barikfn/JI!... 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Wednesday, October 7, 1998 The Daily Sent~~~ Sports By PETE IACOBEW COLUMBIA, S.C. lAP)- Soolh Carolina re«iver Zola>Ouvi• kneell. index ronger poontina •kyward. •pir· it Oowing from hi• IIOUI 10 the he~v· en•. whenever he ~<:ore• a touch· down. "I'm clorifyina God," Davi1 gid "He know• what' • in my he an." On the around. however, wao a yellow nag 1.,.1 Saturday near the Hpo! where O;>vi• dropped to the turf in lhe game at Mi••i••ippi. Pro· longed celebration, un•port•manlike conduct, 15-yard penalty, back judge Prince Pollard •aid. • . Davil. South Carolina coach Brad Scou und 01hers are wonderins if the SoutheaHtem Conference hat~ >tarted calling l'oul• on religiou• celebraliOD. •. American League Championship Series begins .Yankees notch 7-2 win over Indians By RONALD BLUM NI:.W YORK I AI') - St11mp1ng the Clevtland lndoan• w~•n ' t enough fur l)avod Well• .md the New York Yankee\. Tho WalllcJ '"bury lhem. hreak the or ; pori!. •end a mc,•age 1ha1 Clev~and \ up>el won laot year won' t happen a~a1n s,. even aIocr pllching H 1/3 •huwutonnonJI' on Tue>day noghl'• 72 won "' ohe -cne• opener, 11 wasn' t enough l11r Well,, who gave up a IWO· run ho111er Manny Raonorel In the nimh. Well,, a her all , knnws ;omethi'ng ahoUI pcrl'e~ 1 10n . " I wa• gear<d oonoght. 1 really wanted thi,," Well' >aod . .. You win the lir;l ~ame. 11 can"'',, 11111e." The whe the Yankee • arc ,..111ng " of a oralio 'wh,tle - on a ora on •lca1n1nH over cvery1h1ng 1n "~ hi They hl<w ""' Jaret Wro ght wil h a fovc' ruu ltr>l 111nin g thai Iell ,, row nt blank . cnnfu'ol'd f;ICC• In Ihe lndi.lns' dugout. llnJ 'II d<>e•n'l get any ca..,er fur Cleveland. whoch has fallen beh111d I· () 111 a ro•t<ea<un ~e rie < f11r 1he eoghih ; oraoghttllnc. • a pitch durina !lie ~eaJOn. _ "If he Jell into a rhythm. he '• lOUgh to beat," Yankee• •honstop Derek Jeter ..id. "We wanted to jump on him early and get the crowd into !lie aame:· SlnaleH by Chuck Knoblauch. - Jeter and O'Neill pul the Yunkeu ahead and broua~t pitchina coach Mark Wiley oullo the mound. An RBI ~in ale by Bernie William• mllde 112.() and brouaht action in the bullpen Tino Martinez bounced into a fielder'a choice and Tim Raine• 11ruck out, but Wright threw a runICOfinJ wild pitch. walked Shane Spencer. then left af1er Jorge Po•adu Alnaled in 1110.1her run. Scou BrOfliua •injlled in run off Chud Ogea for a~· ·olead. "1 "·I didn 't wanlto have it anowball on me," ~~aid Wrisht. -who gave up a pair orthree-run homtrs in the Game I lo•• 10 Bo•ton l11.11t week. "Obvi· ou•ly, it did." or Wright'• 36 pitches. jUKI 18 were mikeH. The Yilllkees Hwung and miKKedjulltwlce againstJ!im. "Thot'K a letdown for the other team," Torre •uod. "When yuu knock a Hlaner nul in the firHI inning. that'• 1Jav1d Cont. who tied for the AL Jt,..) m won• al 20-7. Wall ocheduled to pitch in Yankee Stadium'• famou• October twili gh t •hadow• today agaon>lthe Indo an• ChaFiu NaJy. "Mu•l team• have one No. I >lart<r," Indian• man~ger Mike Har· gruvc lamented. "The Yankee• are a linle more ble•""d 1h1111 othm." · Well•. who pitched a perfectaame aga1n'1 MinneMIIa on May 17. had 23 cvn•o:<:ull vc •hutout inn in¥• before Rumore!,', 12th po•lstaHOn homer. Alter manager Jne Torre took Well~ ou t of the game. the Boomer 1wa•110 anyry he"""' hi' glove •lam mona onto the dugout telephone on hi• way ICI the clubhou... 1 "I ju•l made a potch thai w11.11 IIU· pod and left it d<lwn the middle," he •aod. OK. hut what ahnutlhe 9C1 percent of the game the Yankees' dominated'! After ln"n~ I<> Cleveland in the li"l rnund last year. some of the Yan· kecs thought a lnc••·•ge needed 10 be ><:nl - e.. pccially In Wright, who '"'"' lnem 1wi'e 1n la•l year's fivesene< And who broke a bone in LuiK Sojo's hand with a spring training pllch And who hu Paul O'Neill with a biJ thins for ••·" POHada piled it on with a homer lcadlns off lhe •i~th. O'Neill and Williams chaloed Oj~ea with ~onsec­ utive double• openin1 the .even1h. By then the crowd had thinned out, no doubt tired from a niJht of cheering that beaan when Chari•~~e Strawberry. the wife of Ktricken out· fielder DliiT)'I Strawberry, bounced the ceremonial firol pitch. Wright'M pitcheK weren' t much beuer. "I don't know why have 110 much trouble in the firot game of a ~eries," lndtan• !liort•IOp Omar Vizqucl Aaid. Thi• year. everyone'• hud trouble with the Y1111kec•, who huve won four Straight in the poKIICaKOn and I HCD· IOn·hish II in a row overall. With their I 18th win thi• year. the Yankee• matched the major leaaue record ~et by the 1906 Chicaso CubK. who won 116 in the regular HeaKOn and two lnore in the World Series. "The mc..af1e IO the fan> WaH unbelievable," Well• •aid. "They de.erve that because they're such dedicated fans. They hold srudse• more Ihan we hold grudae•." are no problem, UK 1.06 victories this year oue~t. But. us only one World Serle! chumpion1hip may indicate to their fan• and opponen!H, ptfhaps thi!Ke Braves team• have been minu• one key onJiredient "You have 10 have thai e~tra emotion 111 this time of year." 1aid Sun Diego's Jom Leyruz. a poHIHCason hero with •ix home run• in 36 at·but.•. , "Maybe tho! utru edge 11 whol'• missin8 sometime•." he Kuld. "They have been here before. but they haven 'I won the World Series Ihal und lei off u louie Hteom.'' The Bruve,-woll yellheir·chnnce 10noglu - provi~ed the rum In the fureca•l hold• off - when they luke on the Sun D1ego l'adreK .fn Game I olihc NL championship series. The Bra•es ure buill for KUCCCKH over the long haul of the regular HCO· "'" - <even straight trips 10 the NLCS prove that - but many have Sllld " llully expccl every ume we d<! wondered whether they are lucklni something good, for guys 10 gel ofl the emotinnal element that •ome 110y the bench... he lUi d. " lthonk the team i• necesoury In win il all. ..ncec.is w lhrive upon lhose situufHlnM Pilchmg und h111ona und fieldtni BEt.~ WALKER lll'l.ll N'llll APl - Cl11pfl!'r June• is lrx>klll ~ fur a chan ge 1111he Allunta flrove ' 111 ~> Ocl<lhcr Nor on the mound or 1n the hal· tcr', ho,\ , hut 1n the dugoul " lthonk th" hu>~nc"·lypc ullolade toa•n't gouen the JOh d•lnc the lu;t C<1Uple of year-.'' the third ba•cman ~~ ~)! t ••ll J l . AL cllumpiunshltl series FuiU r~ K,auncll Totl'lh&hl lll VI I !\NJ) I NliiiY I ' 1111 .,. I l( ' ,nt .'Oii ~OII( ' III <1 N, 1¥ VtHI. ' 11rhlu\ N ~w .,. ,, ~ llklllorhild ~ ~ l t .ll (I I VII AN iil ,J 1)0. !'Ill Smul 1n . I hI II v... ~ (.' ~•Ill ('l~rl•lil\11 ~~ By DENNIS GEORGATOS reJIUm control of the team. but cl)n· SAN FRANCISCO (1\Pl ceded he haK liule say in the noauer, E!ddie DeBartolo >eeH his .plea bar· which os in commOHKioner Paul Tagli· guon as a 11rst •tep toward hiM rcstora· abue '• hand•. tiun as owner ilfgond KlilndinJ of the Al•o riding on the outcome could San FranciM:o 49ero. he the teum'• propo~d $~2~ million The NPL. however. iH making no combmation stadium-shopping mall project to repl.u:e a~ing 3Com Purk. promi•es. "I'm goong to he •Ianing lhe )llhich has been on •huky ground proce•• of ge tting my football team becauKC of concern• over ri•lni costs. back.'' DeBartolo Kaid Tuesday after und the team' s future in San Francis· emerging from lederal '"""in Baton co because ol the muddled ownership Rouge, L~ .. where he pleaded gul hy picture. . 10 failing lo report an alleged ex tor· There ha• heen additional Kpecu· lation the uncertain ownefhhip sotuu· .lion s'heme. may eventually force the •ale of ·uon .. Already removed from club uper· lblionK 'for nearly a year while under •the club. The DeBartolo family has 'inve•tigalion in a tansled Lousiana •aod repeatedly the team •• not for 1 gambling fruud prohe. DeBartolo sale . Tagliabue tnok no immediate moved toward closure wolh TueKduy:s ·" plea. He has promised to CO<!perate uc11on '"lift DeBartolo's bunishmenl, with federal pmse,utorH. and on court. He •aid. munugement control ol the hi• lawyer portraye·d him as a victom 49crs and ovmoghl of the proposed stadium pr<>jecl would remaon wlih on the ca•e. , DeBunolo said he's anxious 10 DeBartolo'• •Isler. Denise DeBurto· . HOMER TROT - At Ct.veland third ~anman Travle Frymllll el~nde In the dlellnce, the New York Yankeee' Jorg• Poaada rounde tha bllll altar homering off Chad Ogea In the tlxth Inning of lila opening game of tha American League Champlonahlp Serleeln N~ many limeN.". The PudreK. on the NLCS for the firot time since 19K4. clearly were York'l Yankee Slldlum, whare the enjoying themselvu UK they worked out TueHday ut Turner Field. ' Andy A<hby h<Mlled after OUI· jumping Wally Jnyner for a lly. Leyril7. shouted when he luunched a drive In left. Carlos Hernunde1 danced and did ho; best " Rocky" lml· By ALAN ROBINSON tutlon. AIJ &porta Wrlttr Before the Padre•' prj!Ctice, the Jim Lcylund Kpenl onud1 nf the Braves took their tum. lu<l live season< wulchmg pluyers (See NLCS on Paae 5) leuve carefully ussemhled chumpo · hoate won 7·2. (API Colorado Ro.ckies hire Leyland as manager free agent• •udt1" Mike P111zzu uhd ·Kevin Brown. 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Natural or LP PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W~ VA. 773·5583 .. 0 "·"I'"' I1\.tlr "' 1111. 1111 Ill~ t\Nt oil I 'I ... lNI ,, t..___;__Tu_e_s___; ·d___ a..:. . ::y,___:O.. ,.-c_t_.1_3_::_,_19 _ 9_8_____j o Far Mara Information 111-1111 Ext. 104 -·,.,,, " • • 1 { ' 1- . ' •••••••••••• COUPON ' \ \~ FREE HEARING TESTS .66us11111 :: • : 11 ins. •aid the Rev. Phillip Reynold• of Columbia'• Kathwood · Baptiot Church. " II-, JU•I a youns man enJoyina l1fe and thanking God for the moment," Reynold• •aid. , , Carey Caoey. a oenior vice prc•i· dent with the Fcllow•hip of Chri•tian Athlete•. >aid 11 give• hope 10 >pee· · IalOr> and fan• put off by •»her >elr· centered athlete• "We don't want to behnk the ref· creel, but the holtom Ime " of any· thong can be •hown in a pc»itive light, they •hould allow 11," he •aod, However Bobby Rochar<!l.on of Sumler. a former New'Ynrk Yankeo. ,..cond bo.eman whlo u>ed 10 pray during the national anthem. •a1d 11 mo~:ht be be•l ui leave 11 on the •ide- future .tatu• with the 49er. or the NFL, " Taghabuc said. .DeBartolo'• lawyer. Aubrey Har· well. said he didn 't think DeBartolo would be subject 10 any lillnctions from the NFL becaullt hos offenoe wa• relatively minor. " He'• accepted reKponsibility.'' Harwell said. "He\ enlered a plea. He's cooperating with lhe government. He voluntaroly >teppcd away from hi• teum. He has been ade· quately p~ni shed The man before you in cmi'it "a vocliln." DeBartolo ceded control' af the team lo"hos Sister last December. when he became a target on a probe into an intlucnce-peddling sc heme """"vonglhe awarding of a riverboao casino license. DeBurlnlo and hi s sister each retain u 4S percent ownership stake In the team. "On u personal level. I know 1hu1 "You're pluy1ng befl'lfr o.tKh a mixed audoence that y011 Ahould ~ave your rehgoou• celebration• for after the pme," Ru:hard.on >ald. John Adam•. HCcretary of the NCAA Football Rule• Comm111ee, •aid compta~nb about Oaggina reli· giou> ge>turu have dropped off "A 101 ol 1t i• u matter of Judg· men1," Adam; said. "Y•XI diiR'I want 10 lake the enthu>~a•m nut of the · J>llme.' bul you don 't want one player gelling TV lime." Ga.ton pine• lor college athlete• like former South Carolina running back George Rngero. The Heisman Troph~ winner JUM put the ball on the ground after lou<.: hdl1wn• and went back to the .odel ine•. "It would make our Job a lot ea•· kr.·• Ga\ lon >ald. c this has llCen. and wntinue• In be . a very dolf1cul111me for my .hrmhcr.'' M" Yurk sa1J. " My ohnu ~hl• an~ ­ prayers arc with him, h" wif¢ and ch\ldren.'' She added her brmher'• plea would have nu hearong on the current nperatmn nr the 49e... ,.. We have a grea11cam and strong · management m place.'' she sa1d .. We rema10 commi ue~ to the unin· lcrrupted success ol both the San Fmn<.:o.co 49ero and the Edward J DeBar111ln Cnrp." Team oflicials declined lo comment . San FrunciM:u •afely Tim McDonald saod the players remain sUPP'lO· ive of DeBartolo. "We Wl'h hom the best and hope he can come back." he said. D<Banolo reportedly claims he wus comed into govins $400,000 to former LouiSiana Gov. Edwin HEARING AID CENTER Friday, October 9, 1998 In Dr. A. Jackson Balles' Office 224 East Main, Pomeroy 9100·Noon Edward• fur h,. help 1n sec ur~n~ thi! hccnse. He plt,..]ed guohy ICl a lelony - la1ling In rejl()n 1he alle~e~ c<tor· linn - and wa; fined SI molloon and pul on prnbauon Ue aiM> ha• asreed 10 leshfy aga1n'l E~wards, who ha. • no1 been charged but remains under invc;.u~uon ~an Franc"co Mayor Willie Brown. whu backed \he stadoum pro· Ject and helped wiry voter approval in June 1997 tor $1()() million in bonds 111 help finance 11. saod D.! Bartolo wao cummmed In the prujecl from the 11Cg1nnon~ unJ '' uplnnosloc he can ev<ntually· r~s umc work on it. " I would hope that Mr. IJcllaM· legal trouble• wuu ld nut unpucl upun the project." !lrown said shunly ~efure Dellartnln fnrmally entered his plea "We ~un't wunltu ill<C lhe 49ers and we want the 6,5(Xl pcr~na · nent JObs Ihill woll come a• a result of tho' pr<lJel·t." 1.,·, • • ~··•lr1l't•"•·•''" I. lng pitcher und a cent,er fielder McMorris " talking of humping the payroll from about $50 mill inn 10$60 million. enough lo sign n1 lensl one top free agenl and maybe twn. No doubt Jlmwn. who pluyed for Leylnnd lusl seoson, and Plnzln, who <pent a we~k with the Murlins thos • senson. lire on the Rockies' wish h<t. there But n'> nol u situnti<lll ythcre "Thut (the puyrnll) wus a huge e'·eo )'hod)' os up 111 the au every la<IOr." Leyland said. "I loved hnlh yeur .·• plnce< I've hcen . llut, l'mm n careeo· The ul'len•e is already there. with slundpnnn . ol is the mnst ;tuhle "'"' IW7 NL MVI' Luroy Walker. the moon I've hud, wilhout 11 douht The pnweo -hilloug V11ony (',,.11llo1, Dante only questoon '' II we can pel ~c~~~~ Bicheuc '"'" li1dd l~clton :uod ihc cnnugh. They need mnrc chemistry l'a•t·imprminp Nrili l'eo·ct.. u r Dynamite Offer! Months The Paging Place ' ' Months FREE· Paging Pag;ng On any local paging plan! Monthly Rate Plans Adeal so great, it'll blow you aw~y! CeiUar One dli!rs: • • • • 3 "'" monl!s 1\ith ary IDail Jli191"01 rate Wkle l'lli!\Y rJ CXMllllge- tD cl1l05t l'lglng 111m as law as 26C pet day Low~CIIIt I ~ :llMcill foryt:U ~ I Sltlti., IN!! It'd llqliiS$ opnjf wfth as low as New Pagers as low as •• •• • : Cal ToU Frtt 1·100·634-5265 far an lmmtdlatt appolnllltnl. • Tht ltsts will bt glvtn by a llctnstd Hearing Aid Sptclahst • II , but in nil of sports; they pul 4~.000~0.000 people in there (Coors Fi~ld) every ni~hl." Leyland said "They have II chance IO win. uno now we'll lind out if we can. I feel loke we've got a chnnce." They'll hnve a beller chnnce if they can si~n a cute her. another stun- CllkMr h...lht ~ PoKe. • Anyone who hM houblo hoarlng or understoncfing convorsollon Is Invited to • have a FREE hearing tasl lo see If this problem con be helped Bring this • 8 coupon with you tor your FREE HEARING TEST. a $75,00 value. • 000000000 .. ·, lo York, and club pre•ident Larry Thrailkill through at lea•t the 199M !\ea"on " Eddoe DeBartolo's plea agreement announced in Baton Rouge I• an imponanl step toward resolvmg the government's inveKiigation into hos acli>~toe• in Loui•iana,"Tagliabue said. "UntoI our office is able to com· plete a thorough revoew of today 's agreement und related matters. I huve directed Mr DeBartolo to continue hi• current onactive •latu• w11h re•pect to both the atfair• of the 49m and lhe NFL." Tagl iabue. who has broad discre· uon to ban owners connected to crim· inalactivily. said DeBartolo's plea is no guarantee of hi s eventual rein· •lulement. "Mr DeBartolo'• decision 10 enter a plea on Louisouna •• not buHCd on any understandings with or commit· m~nts fnom thi• oilice regarding his ____ will be given In Melgs/Gallla Counties by 0 0 • __ __;_ (Continued from __:;_.;.._ Pnge 4) ' t ·' 0 0 Call Dave ... Leyland expect• his plnyers to silly tong!ji. too - especlnlly the ones who have yelto nrrivc. He's the forst Rnckoes free ugenl under conlriiCI for 1999. hut hkely not the lust. "II\ n grcnt plnce to play.• und I thonk we'll get il going there.'' Leylund snid Tuesdny before lenving his l'illsburgh home for Denver "I dnn'l huve u timctublc. but we've got u , hm ."" . Most of ull. the Rockies hnve mnney - somethong Leylnnd rurely hlld to work woth during II seoson< in Pinsbur~h or this senson ln,Finrl· dll. nfler ihe Murton< quockly disussembl~d their World Seroes chnmpo· onship team They pnred Iheir pnyooll frum uboul $50 million in s~plcmber 1997 to jJnly nhoul $5 million Ins! month. f ¥ II is lliis newfound stability in puy · rnll. ownership. ullendtu"e nAd piny· cr loynily thai convinced Ley lund, II former NL onmlltger of the yeur. 111 replnce Dcm B-uy lor us the Rnckic' munugeo·. llnylnr might move into the l'mnl oll'icc us '"' ndvlsnr 10 owner Jerry McMorn• "This fmnchose Is one of the most <uccessful not j\tSt in bnscllull . Ashby is actually worried about : · Orcy . Mu~dux neatly dropped n g~uing too enthused for his start in ·bunt down the thiru· hn•c lone. Keilh the opcml!r. :Lockhart worked on his dnubl~·play "The main thing ltlr on.: is just : pcvol. Wult Wdss pructiced hos hil· control my emotoons nnd my excil~­ : und -run swing. mcnt to u pn.mt wh~re I ~an g.o out · · Mostly in solcnce, by the wuy. und un my job," said Ashby, 2-11 : . "There's no doullt Ihere's n lnl ol : l!llHlltnn on our t~um ." Bmvc~ gen· ngninslllllnntu this y<nr. "But It's n :erul manager John Schucrhnl1 ~tud . great feeling, and there's nothm\lloke ·" I just think players hnndle emotiOns II ... The Pndrcs partied for 90 minutes :in diiTcrcnl wnys. Some wcur it nn nlier .healing Houslun ·in the tirsl · ;their sleeves, snme dun ' I " · Unhke snmc clubs lhllllnok 10 udd thunJ nf I he NL pluyoll's, pnrading :rnh·ruh types - the Dodgers wanh!d nmunJ the i'ieiJ 111 Sun Di~go whill' :Kirk Gibson lhr his ullotude as on~ch pitcher Kevon Brown nnd tllhcrs spnkc Ill lh< l'nns nn ihe puhloc;us hiS ubi lily fur the 19KK.seuson ·the Brnw~dnn'tsourch in thou dorc•·· nddrcss NYSIC111. The Bruvcs ulso ~elebrntcd with •l1on. chnmpttiiiC utler their first-round . ''We're not lm1~llll! fur cheer· · win nvcr Chicago. showing mure 'leadc,.,, .. s,·huerhol/. >!lid. spirit thnp in ~>!cent yeurs. Jnhn · And. of ~nurse, lttak~s more thun Smoltz. 2-0 nguinst the Pudres thi • :talk In win gumes. Ycl loslcll tu Tony :Gwynn describe lhe Pudre' mental yenr goi ng into hiS s11111 in Onme I. :state n~ht now "We're cuming in suid th~n! wus n reu)\nn. "We chunged uur roster pn!IIY tluphnric, mnn." drnmnt1cally in the l>ll'seuson. We Ceruunly no one would think of ,"euphoric " w~en mentioning 1he hnve 11 lnl of lluys that h1we nnl been Browe•. "Eilkiem"nnd "dli:ctive.'' thmugh this," he suid. "h\ going In create mol'l! excitement for them, for )'or suN. hut not "euphuric." us . ••.,.,, holl ' 1 ~~ · ~1\\\tHI, tlll(t llh l'lnu II '. It o1'1<'11 ' l!b. ~ l hllollll ~ f't, i H¥1 i\IUIIIIIilllolil i llf o l «ll\ .,,(11\ihltlilll< )ollllool lo< 11 11< 11 )<I ,), 1, 111 1111•• 1 111111111 1, ,1)! 111 ho MII lh• l"' ' l' ''' .tt ll',ml M1u ,, 1 l 'il u~> • ntll ulilll' 11111 )II l Ill \, h•li " ),\lilt 1\ 1 !11~111 poll "'II t·ulinJ!s r\ ""~11 11•11 I.W IIIII SM rm ~lwnt>~~~ ( W1\Ph lit\') • PJdl l1nlq .md l l h •tl•') I H hiJ'-~1 ' " tlru llunlul lh • Mil lt~tll1 d t' HuH) Y111~ 1111111 Hiillli lltl Nl W YCHfK lt 1\N(IIIH1 lhr p, J)Jl r\nuorl~lln NuthtlllllllmL1~ I IIIII•' l r\l ' t l h, 11 >111111 \1\\'~1\ IIIII• "' '' " .... 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The oenior •aid no one warned him and Scott Haid he heard nothong from the oide judge. who u•ually wamo the cpach. Player. "uoe a lot of thing• a• on the name or religion.'' Ga.ton •ald. But official• makina •nap JUdgll)(nt> alw can gel overualou•. and " th" may be une of thooe ca.eo." he •aid. Exuberance and religoou• fervor don 't di""!lpear at kockoff. and Oavo.&e!lure• arc not taunting or di•tracl· l.Et)fliirlcl ••• ~r~C~oo!lli~nt~le~d~f~rn~m~P~u~ge~-4~)----------------------------------------------~--~------------~----~----------------------------~~ on,h1p '"·""' No wonder he's lno ong l11rwtml '" wcong players u ve . Armed Wllh Ihe rrmno.' 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Several college •WH uneo. kneel and em•• them~elve~ after Kneelina wu prohobiled aJ finn . bUt within two week• Georata Ulh· crOfl,in& the so-•1 line. ··1 ~e kid• do it all Qver in hish letic director Vince Dooley of the ~ehool foocball and in college fOOl· NCAA FoodYJII Rulu CommiUAOc bull." ScOit •aid Tuelday, "Here's told lcajiUC ofticiall Ill back off call· 110111ethina that's filtered down. that in in11 kneelina penallic•. my opinion, iH a poHitlve ~:· "There wa• a 101 of pre11ure Referee• are n01 ~quelchin& ath· brought . to bear from relisiou• lete• honoring their faith, uid Bob- iroupK.'l-()a•ton •aid. · by Ga11ton, the SEC'• coordinator of A new guideline• videOtape does olficiaiK. Ga1wn uid he had yet to not include kneeling. II dot! •how oec a tape of the game that South Car· improper point mg. but not 10 the •ky. olina 10111 30-28. but " Prince muKI Gaoton •aid. have thought II went beyond kneel· Scou wantA a clarification from in g." the NCAA or the SEC. He \ proud The celebration rule came to col' that h1• KOn, Jeff, a high -ochooj quar· DeBartolo enters plea bargain pact, seeks reinstatement by NFL··· Scoreboard Baseball The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 lint". Braves, Padres to begin .NLCS tonight By t9omeroy • Mlddlepor.t, Ohio Referee's throwing fla~stirs religious expression debate Wednesday, October 7, 1998 ; • • , ARMCO. UAW, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS WAI.K·INS WI!LCOME • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··cELLULAR express yourself ' ' �( 0 Page 6 • The Dally Sentl,el Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, October 7, 1998 ·: Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio NBA players go public in bid to"correct image of lockout By CHRIS SHERIDAN r•URCHASI,, N Y IAI't S(>mtb<od) called 11 a •tnle. and Palnck E~~omg wa\ 'ljUI<lto c1itre" h•m "II'• aludwul A lucki'<JI 1 " E"'"'~ •a•d. reJI" ollln~ a lhcnw thai wa• on· vtn hmnc Jmund the country u""' l•><''lcd, uut Nllt\ player• llx•l 111<!11 ca\C Ill 1he pulliK and -!>lamed Ihe leOJguc ·"' t;d,.,r i•np:J ~<-c (m the owner,, W11h culle<'II <C bargaining tall• ~• to ~c , umc Thur\ll;.ty. phtrer\ went una rncdw olfcn"'•~· r Tuc~day Ihe: d.il)' tr.ouu i n~ 4- 0JOlP"' were 'uppc•\cd lu upcn . '" trs 1o. rurrect ""hut Ihey -..ce a' ;1 ·~u ~rc prc\CUIOili'm uf' lhdr 1\ta'IIL."C "They l•><'kc~ u• uut. II \ nutlilc "c'rl' o rt \ lnlL·." ' aid R'H.:"-ct "' lrcc al!cnl M ~ rw Ellc . ··Evrrytmdy\ got In t!CI ah;.u corrc ..: tcd . 11\ nol un u,, The; onu' i~ on them. They 're the une "' that clo\Cc.J u"" down." .. \VI.'' rio! here ll) 'how ·1hc puhlic lhal ""· "' player.. ·want '" pia).'' l""n¥ •md. " We JU'I want e•••rybcody 10 lnow thai lh< play<n want ahe \CtJ,Hn In 't;,rt nn 11mc. .. In all. player.. appeared al 14 tramin!! '"'mp ~ttitc' and NBA ~rena' in t~n allcrnpr tu mnuence public upinHm mer ~ labor bodtlc th:Jt ha' gmwn 1n~,;rett<rtin~ly acrjmom~tu' ,;nc:c. 1hc lockout began July I. when the collective bar~inii1g agree"1<'nl expired. When l<~lk"' rc:"umc. ;,n otMr~emcnt mu•t be rca~hed in a few Jay• In pre· vent the cancellation of re~ular-..ea . · "'"~~me-. 14:•r Ihe fir-.t time in l~;otguc hi•tury. The NBA alr.ad'y ha• car\· c~lcd the entire cxhihiti,;n -.ca\cm. NllA deputy wrnmi"l'"'cr Ru-. Gr:~mL "''iJ be heard the playe" were con•i<.lcring an 11l'fer '" play the Uj'X'umin~ \Ca"m under the old '>''tern. He \aid if lhat wa~ the c~t-te, nwners wuuld rcfu ..i:-. " "n1c whulc! point nf whrre .WC ilrC i• that we <'an't live with the 11ld deal." Gr.niL "'id. Th< P'.We <•f fltgutiall<>n• m1gh1 pod up all<r amitratnr Jnhn Feerick rulr~tt on lhe union'" C'Ontention th~u •nme 220 player• with ~uaranteed Cl>ntract• fur lhi• -.ea"''" •h<•uld be pa1d during the locknut. Th< ruling will c•vne .ometime during the ne>t l"n week,. · Sealllc center Jim Mcilvaine •poke out•ide the · Buck\ I<J<'Led pmctice facility in Racine. Wi• .. where player> •t<Hld in lhe rain. • · '' I wa' mort optimi ... lic thuo pc=~· "mi•lil.' Mer the •ummer. but lalely thai\J~fped arnijnd." he •aid. "Thi• · Thur-day\ meeting will be ~ig, the •I><K•t h""JI' and <ign aulngraph•. A -evrn-yrar-nld fan. Ryan flaffn· m11ney i• p-Jid In playe". <r o( Newberg. w~iled patiently w11h The player•. meanwhile. want In keep a• much of th< old •y•lcm ini:K'I a dipbuard for Stnud:omire '" \lgn •• P"'"ble. · induding the ""'"lied af1cr he fini•hed wlking wilh "Larry Bird excrptiun" that allnw• repone". Ryan. wearing a S10udamire jerteam• 10 exceed the •alary cap w retain their 11wn free a~crns . Such a· -ey, •aid h< didn't undmtand whal the lockout was all ahoul , only_lhal rule 01llm:CtJ M •ch~~el Jordan to make "I dun' t like it," he •aid. $.1.' mill inn 1:"1 """"'n "h.·n the cap wa• ~2(, .9 milliun per team. "!o explain it to a ki~. I don't 'llh: owner" rn:Jy have lhc at.Jvo:m~ think you cnulil," Swud:unire •aid. tage if the .ralcmate drags un fm "All you can tell · them i• ju•l hold mconths. F.ach nf them " w rccc1ve tight. and huJiffully we ' ll be plllying more than $20 million frnm the ball." ' t.:ugue\ new telcvi,Jon comracr. und Granik and commi.,Joner David there \ a belief Ihal the playc" will Srcrn ~ttpoke recently uf comcding the on I) way we're going le~ gel the "'4!3- wHen their Mance when they '"'" entire 'Ca..,nn rmher than acccp1ing u '"" '-larteU on time.''.. mi,.ing,a few paycheck•. bad deal. They al<11 <ay a 'huncned But 'uch ;1 dr;;m,.tit 1urn \C~m, · About40penple. including a few regular \Ca"m would hti\'C tu include hi~hly unlikely with the •ide• far . kid• who gu11hr day uff from .ch•.x•l. at lca•t 50 game•. apun unthe m11in erunnmic j,,uc~. In •howed up at a pra\:lice facility in "We're baHiing an cnnrmou' P. ~ . a league with ahno•t $2 ~illi1m · in 'uhurblin Portland to w:uch Ra•hced much inc.''·~ait.Hn-c . lll;Cnl !>tcvc.Kerr. annual rcvcnlll!~t. the nwncr!l. want w Wall01ce and Damon Stma't.unirc . a~ •inc of only two memhers nf the ins.,tll " "hard" salury c;1p system well'" fmmer Blazer Jerome·Kersey. defending ch<~mpinn Chic~'~" llull ~ "lth an at'Nllure hmn on hu"' much .. The Dally Sentinel• Page 7 Varsity Eag_ les, T()rnadoes beat Trimble, Federal Hocking · ace and four points. Jess Brannon exclaimed. -,ile whole bench goc 10 game_ In lhe lil'!'l Southern took a wu 6-8 with three points. Vileric Me some action and did really well. 3-0 lead on Kim Sa~ !lefVCll and I:U· Kan- was 4-6 with an ace and two This will help ta going down the er padded !hal margm at 8-4 on lhrer poillllllld Alison Role was J.J with ~The bench'held Trimble 10 oi~ Heather Dai_ley ~e<. Kim lhle two poilltJi. poinll in the oecond pme. We 11till reeled off SIX ma•ghl for a 14-4 In spikin&, Brannon w10 11 -13 have a few bugo to work out. 110111e advantage before C. Springer made il wilh four kills. Kan-7-10 wilh ·three things thai rrally boeh<r u• al crunch 14-6. After a dry !ICJVe fr~ Soulh· kills and two bklcks. Julie Bailey had lime. Hopefully, we can work th<m ern. Federal cut the lead lo 14- 10. bul an~ S-10 niJIII with three kill~. out OYer the ·nut C<JUple wceb and St.1ey Lyons served u~ game-point Stephanie Evans w:lll S·' wilh 1 kill · be ready (or the tournament." for a "·.10 South<m w1n. and Hayman will 4-4 with two kill•. Ea..remwillplay Belpre and South In the oecond game, Sou1bem Hayman. Brannon, Karr and Gallia tonight in a tri-mall:h. took an early command and never Sanders each had two diJ'· while looked back a. Kim Sayn: strung up RO!IC and Angi Wolfe each had .one. At Racine: the Sou1hem Toma- six straight for a 6-0 _SHS lead. Michelle Buckley had two serve doeo liflw th<ir over•ll re.:ord to 13· · Healhtr Dailey abo had a six point ' n:tums. 6 Tue>d:ay night by dtfe-ollin~ the Fed- J!ll:mc: 10 make il 13·1 and Kati CumEagle coach Don - Jack .On eral Hocking Lancers 15-ltl. I.'I-I. mons senw up 111< la.t lwo for lhe Local H.S volleyba ll to appear al Beno Center in Mlbolban; : De<rlidd. Ill .. where the Blill< prac; tice. Tlle"'af~' \C\'Wn~t were open to the pu~lic. Some fan' u-.ed it •• an 11pponuni1y 111 get autngraph<, wh1le mhers .,.i,.ed upon it"' an extraordi· nary chance ao h3ve their voicet · heard. One Knick• "'"'"'"·lickel holder made hi< ca<e direclly to union direclur Billy Hunter. whu appeared with Ewing. And though Hunter wa< sy m· pathetic 1111he pleading• thai no one -.cemcd ('mtcerneJ ahnullhe fans. he :odmoni•heJ lhe man that he was an•werahlc unly 10 hi• con•liluenc;y - the player<. " If yuu 're "'king me lei accept a had deal '"that yr>u can 'iCe baskel· ball. I'm not. prepared to do that."' Hunter <aid. "You have lo understand that the 1iwner' whole intent i<lo hreak the unif>n an~ c:IU.e pain thmu~h a lockout. . The Eas~em EaaJc. lifled their record to 12-1 0\let:all and in the teacue with IS-13, IHi wiM OYer Hocking Divi•ion foe Trimble in TriValley Conference Volleyball action Tuetday night. Stephanie "the Ace" Ev:w snared 15-16 ~~trve• and a team-high 13 poin~ with an au and went S-S <pik· ing with live kills. Julie Hayman was 9-10. .erving wilh an ace and •i• poin!J. Leah Sanders w:u; S-S with an Lyons was 3-4 seJVing and B-8 spik· Sayrt and Dailey tied for 10p scor- ing with (our kill•. Kali Cummin• ing honor-. wilh nine each, while lhle wa.• 3-4 seJVing and was 6-9 spiking added si~. Kara King lhrer, Lyons wilh an a.:e. Over.lll. Southem "'"-' one and Cummins two. 26-28 serving. Federal Hocking A. Gall led Federal with si•. won the ,..,..,JVe game 20-1 g in a while C. Springff had lhree and Susie h<ated finl game, th<n 15-7 in 111< Bond two. nighiCap. Emily Stiven and. St.1ey Say.-e wa.< 31-35 selling with 1wo Mills each had seven for Southern. kills and two dinb and three ace11 in while M:!!:yn Ervin had fo~r. S;u-ah a 13-13 !ICrving night. In •piking, ~rauer thr~ ami 1w9 each from Southern wa.< 31-40 011erall. Kim lhle Tammy Fryar and St.1ey Wilson. was 11 ~ 12spiking with thra! kills and federalwa.< led by Mich<lle loots wa.< 8-8 !!erving: Dailey was 12·12 with 10. Becky Castle with eight. serving with (our ace.: Kw• King , Ashley Rus!ICII ~ine. Sally Jonas wa.< 6..() .with an ace. Fallon ~oush three. Erica Slover four and Lisa Colwas 5-9 •piking wi1h three kill• and er one. win. ' PLAY·and WIN EASTMAN'S ·' .Defense remains vital for Ohio State_to retain top ranking r~nk~d By JACK CAREY • , ·'ins three team•. . thr running same." . solid u>lhe season progresses." say• USA Today In Saturday\ 2K·9 duminalion of "Every week." says strong safely free safely Percy King. who blocked COLUMBUS, Ohio Think then -No>. 7 Penn Stale 13-1. 0·1 ). the Danmn MIKtre. "wr go in with the a punt in the end zone thai wa.recov· Ohu)<.St:nc dcfcn\C ami Andy Kal/j!n- Buckeye> .cored one louchiluwn on allitude thai the offense fTiighl nul he ered hy Joe Cooper fur a touchdown moyer CLIIll<'- In mind. The junior ull- a fumhle rem very and annlher on u able 111 get il done every lime: Soon· Saturday. "We ju.•f need to focu ., nn Amcncan linellackcr and I'I'J7 bi<J<'kcd.pum . They held the Ni\lany cr or later. it comes down lo dtfensc uur season mid focus on 1he thing' we Buoku• Award winner i• the un~ues· Liuns to nine fir. l down' and IKI and we want 10 he uble IU muke the need to~~~-" . li<>ned leader of the No. I Buckeyes' total yurd> 179 on the ground). big play. Wh~l lh"< Buckeyes need Ill do. 1f >lop .tronp,. " We' ve g<> l a g<>nd, soliil "You watch teams like Nebraska they arc lu have a shol at their lirst Bull he re•l uf Ihe dc{en...: is grnw- defense." says cuach John Cooper. and Kansa.< Sl:ltc and their defenses nalin~al championship in 311 years, is i)l£ up and maiU(ing imu a hig-play "Our kids can run. our secondary i.• are se<oring left and right. ll"wc'rel he bulldoze their way through th e Big l)laking~ g:une-hrcaking.unit . wlenteil and ~un line up und pluy man 1ewn we'r~ " 'Pf" >Sed to he Up in 1ha1 Ten. ' A look all he schedule and at the , With live •ophumnre' and three coverage. If we can man up with our calegnry with them, then we need'" junior> \larting. there were sume con· corners, whi ch we can Jo with · dn something." · · way they've played .so far indicate• ccrns early on, hut the Buckeyes (4· Antoine (Winfie ldt and Ahmed 'AnJ the mttre the defense does, that's quite possible. The Bucks meet 0. 1-IJ Big Ten) have given up on ly Plummor. and •lop receivers. we've the nu>re confident it gel.<. Illinois, Minnesota, Northwestern. 40 points on the scamn Jespite play- gut eigh t'" nine fo lks who can stop " We're gelli ng mnre and more lndiuna, Michigan Stale and luwa befote .e:Wing the year with biller rival Michigan, which has ruined two of their lasllhree sra.on.• by bculing unbeaten Ohio State team•. Unde· feat co Wi~consin is not on the <Chtd· ule. Not thai any Buckeye would be caught hw>king ahead or thinking thai the •chcdule i.•·aboutlo go soft. " I honc>lly think the parity in the B.ig Ten "belller than it has been." •ays l i n eba~ker Jerry Rudzins~i . .who•e fumble recovery in lh~ end zone uccounted for Ohio State's firM points Su turday. "From a pr.paraliun standP<•int . nothing will change. We' ll spend as ~our> pradic~:,.nd many in a< rnuch time on r.lm study. We re 4-0 and we .•till haven't played our ~sl game. If we win all our games, were gmng to h< where we want to~ -" And it could very well h< the defcn'e t hai tak_es them there. . .. "Delcnse wons champumsh1ps, •ays Cooper, " If' yo,u can ~ real! sou nd on defen se and make play<•..;: you·w·got a good chuncc to be sue· cessful. . , • " And I guarantee yo~ there won 1..• be a letdown . We've sllll got to gel . beue~· We cun'tthink we're over the hump right nnw." . , v'~ /, / ,.' '• .. ·' <cored IY lou.: hdowns and i.< averreturned to ihc side lines for the first 2<K> yards in a bailie of unbeatens. ag ing· II .H yards u curry. had 27H lime lu<l Friday sin"" lo,i ng his wil~ . · The Riders won 45-35 as Dru Rnbi11· yards onJUSI I0 .:arries and scored six · S u EII ~ n . 10 ca ncer.. The Blue Devils "'n 'guined 216 yards on 30 carries times - induding,u 67-yurd touch· moved In 5·0 with "24·1 :1 win over . and scored lln runs of 26, 23 and :10 down catch - 'iii' a 13· 7 win ewer prev iou sly unbe:llen Noilh Limu yards und ulso intercepted a pas.<. Lil" Sugar Grove Berne Union; South Runge, .<cflin g ihe stage for thi s tkll>n Lloyd had 20 I yards on 29 cur-Penn State signee Deryck Toles week's <howdown with Springfield . ries and scored four limes for the carried 41 limes for 250 yards and SUSY: Youn gslllwn Chun ey is 4· · Tygers: li ve touchdowns in Warren Harding's I.. thank s in no small pari lo AnthoTEAM WORK ; Defending Divi32-0 win ove r Youngstown Rayen ; ny Floyd. Of the eight touchdowns sio n VI stale champion Delphos St, Amanda-Ciearcreek 's Shawn Cole Chaney ~cored in its li rsl two wins, Joh n's hus <eored atl east60 points in guinecl 218 yards on 18 curries and Floyd run for five , cuu ghllwo tou ch· every game Ihi s year.,- and given up 'cored twice. in .a 42- 14 win over Jown p!ISScs, returned a puss_inlcr- a lotul of 14 ; Poland Scmi'nary is giv· Canal Winchester: Jay Tousley ception for another and threw u half· ' ing up just oV!;r a touchdown and 147 rushed for 212 yurds and scored 24 huck option puss fur lh c eighth . He's yards per game; Youngstown point< in Olluwa,Giundorf's 30-8 uvemging 26touuhes und 168 all-pur· Moon ey hud tried only 19 pusses fc>r win over Lima Shawnee; and Kevin pose yards a game. · the seuson,\ but "quu r~t rbuck Put Clark rung up 205 ·yards und four Orrville und Mun.sfield Senior Cu mpbell complet ed 3-ol'-4 in the touchdown s us Madison 'beat Lorain qunkcd nul 928 yurds unJ 43 first , lilwl 4? se.:ond; 10 sci ./Jp Rocky Southview, 35·13; Danbury 's Murk downs unJ ench hud a bnck go over . Delisio's 20-yurd field gi>ul for n 13· Turinsky scored four , limes and . '· picked up 217 yards on 28 ca rriesand hitd u 77-yard kickoff return for a touchdown - but it still wasn't enough in a 42·38 loss to Loruin Catholic. McDonald conch Andy Golubic Because part of Louisville to ap.peal NCAA finding of .J]asketball team as repeat violato·r · LOU ISVILLE. Ky. i~Pl - 'Phe · ttrti1mnl !..'ormolnnd ~thi~·n ll'O ndu c t . tJ ,,;' "'''i ly of l.oui<Villc wi ll uppeul Wh en the NCAA nn oiiHII1c'ed ils U1e NCAA\ finding lhnt its men's report. Sh umnk cr 1111id: ·•Tht! ~:me~ b:l\ ~ e lh a l lprogn ur. · · u i·cpcul violu· tiops nrt.: fnir. · un~,llll'"ijlCctlht•ircon ~ 101' of NCAA rul~ . . (J U"/'I ions." Tlw .. ~:hnul's Ol kc or appcltlul so . The ullt.:gillious cHmc to li ght cnr ~ ;aid !)JL' l'nc o' in 1uf NCAA report I)' year and Ihe• NCAA in April r\.:lllrnctl Iii'! month ditl nnl S11ppnr1 n j..,\ II Cd U fOI'IIHIJ 1 ~ 11 1.' 1' of inquiry into linding uf u " mujur" \' iolulion in the thl.! I Wtl Jll'nt!I'U il)!'-. ha . . ~c thu ll pro ~· nun . Th~: noth:c wn'\ The lell cr lnhcled th e alleged viu- f"'' not "~PI.!~o:ifi~.: . "Afh.·r c.:m·c!'ul l.'t lll..,i~lct'Htion mal l'IHl\UIIation . I hnvc liL'l'iLicd t.u noti - I fy the NCAA 111' our inien t '111 uppcnl 01 limill'l! 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C 0 M was instrumenllll during Ihe 16 yenrs he serv~ the union." Former t~nmmme Eddie Murn1y · suid he wns privileged to huve worked with Bclnnjler. •·ullin!) him "spec inl,': · " . Terry Crowley. nnolher fnrmer tenmmutc . suid everyone knew Belanger as a grelll infielder. bullhnt he w:1s ulso n good fri end. "E,•en more importnnl than lhtn. he wus n wonderful f:~ ther," suid Co\>wley. a hilling c011ch with _the Minnesota Twins for the pusl e1gh1 seasons who w11s appointed 10 the s;unc position wilh the Orioles on Tuesduy. "Our sons played bnsel>all together und he ~ouched hnsketl>nll · during the winter." . Belanger is sur\'ived by his. wife. Virr.iniu: sons Robert nnd Richm'd: his plirent.<: n hrother: and two s1s1ers. Robe11 Belnn~er sang the nutionnl · anthem n year i1po for the Americnn League championship series against the Cleveland Indians. Funeral plans were pending. In lieu of Oowers. (he f,amily asked that donations~ made to the Alliance ror Lung Cancer Adyocacy Suppon and Education. As n teen-uger. the gn:ut pitcher Christy Mmhewson or the Giants. learned control hy throwing stt,nes nl tree hrnnches. · · (exc:ept Buckeye) FREE . l Steaks •Ohio Yalley Bank "Superbank" Services •Greeting Carda •Floral Sales . •We accept credit carda VariotiH Ragu Pasta Sauce . Buy One Get One Boneless ~~~~r=~~~~~5~~fuGood~~!~!'.!~~~~-.J ----------, One ·cet One 6tt oz Cln, AuortociV..iolieo SUNKISl PREMIUM Orange Juice or Grapefruit Juice• Buy ·One Oat One FREE Umll one of equ11 or lea- value, tr• wllh lhle coupon. Good only II Foodland. pkg. Cri$p Head LeHuce ' ·' Ass1 Var. Betty ~:::~t Buy One Ott One IBuy 4.5 oz box, Assorted \larlelles Betty Crocker Fruit By The Foot Ott One Buy One Ott One FREE 1 FREE FREE '' . 6.5 oz. pouch,· Reg or Italian Herb Asst. Flavors Herr's Potato Chips 14olblg. 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Belanger was ding· nosed with lhe disease about a year ago. He died Tuesday. Belanger was the Baltimore Ori· oles' union repn:senialive as a play· rr. and after his retiremenl, he ~cume a key figure in the Major League Baseball Players As!IOCiation as the longtime nssistnnt ' lo union head Donald Fehr. " Hr paved the way for ullthe con· tracts and all the ri•ghls players have loduy." said pitcher David Cone.lhe New York Yankees' player representative. "He was Iough, no nonsense, stepJifd on some toes along the way and also mude friends along !he way. · He will ~dearly missed." During his playing days, Belanger won eight Gold Gloves with the Ori· oles. his team .from 1965-81 , ~nd six or them were consecutive, from 1973-78. Hall of Forner Brooks · Robinson. with 16 Gold Gloves, is the only Orioles player 10 have more. Belanger. who ended his career in 1982 wilh the Los.Angeles lloogers, had a lifetime bnulng avert!Je or only .228 .. bul his weak hilling wns more .than offset by his glove. Nicknnmrd Bludc, he hud a career .977 lielding pen:enlnge. eighth .nmons shonslops. . He pluyed on Bnhimore's 1970 World Series chumph)nship -leum and on four pennant winners and six divi sion chmnpin~s. Afler his retirement. Belanger helped - ~eep players united during a twn' day strike in 1985. a :12-duy lo~.:knut in 1990 nnd u 230-duy strike lhul wiped nul lh~ end of the 1994 season. the entire postseason nnd lhe lirst three weeks uf 111< 11)95 schedule. "Players who shared the licld with Mark and lhuse who have cume ulonp since ow~ l1debt of pmtitud~ to Daily Sentinel I) d''l""''d 1 hl' NCA.-\\ fln.l111)! lhnt ~h'( ' m\ ·had lr u\ ltn hq!tlll.tlt' 11 dj , . I I i l~l'l'' ' I'.llll'l I (.' 11\ltlll'd. l,lll' lilt th~.· p • Hl\nh ONE STOP CONVENIENCE ,Belanger · dies at 54 12 victory over Lakewood St. .Edward; Adam Gunczy's 59-y ard touchdown reception with 2;45 left gave Burton Berkshire a st unning i 1· 14 . · upset of fifl~ ·runkcd Wickli ffe: Kin-. · land held Chagrin Falls' to 137 rush- · · in g yards- 330 under its average.:... in a 33- 13 upse t; ~nd Sanduskywith El Dasheon Nix catching se ven passes for 14 1 yards and a scorebecame the fou rth school in Ohio 10 hit 600 victories with its. 22-0 win over Oregon Clay. Fi nally, he ading into league piny · Friday. the five Ohi1> Capital Con- . ference Central Division teams are n ' . combined 25-5 with slate-ranked unbeatens Wprthington Kilbourne. Hilliurd Duvidson and Grove City . '· leading the way. the fun in life 'is ..in the challen8e~ •• OVER $27 in Prices MA!tK BELANGER Weekend football slate shows five games involving unbeate·n$ only siK passe.• but for 2JH Scholastic sidelight completed yards unJ four touchdowns - Jesse "1>· Smith catching four .for 178 yards a,nd By RUSTY MILLER three -score.<- in u 35-7 win (JVer AP Sports Wrltar Wauseon; Putrick Henry 's Ryan · Eighty-three of Ohio's 711H high- Smith completed 14-of-25 pu-.es for . schllol foolnallteams are halfway In 23 Hyards anJ two scores in a 28·2 1 perfecliun. win over Evergreen; K~vin Amrine AI lea<l live unbealens will he hit IY-of-2Rpu~ses for 2110 yurds and pared from lh~· lisl thi s weekend , three tou.:hdowns us Mentor Lake since tl1ere ur.: thai many games pi I· Catholic bent Gurli eld Height< Trin· ling undefeated tea ms: Worthington it y. 4K- IY; Willard's Charli e Frye J<ilhourne·Grovc City. Nort1r'Canton . <lltnplcl ~d 17-of-29 pusses for 275 Hoover-Uni <,'Oiown Lake, Huron· yards in a 31- IJ triuonph over Galion ; . ~u ndu sky Perk ins. Sidn ey Lehman- und K~nton's M1111 McCullough hit Ycrsaillc~ unJ McDonuiO· New Mid- nn 16-of-3 1 for 262 yard~ and th ree dletown Sprin glie ld. lou~ h(lowns in' a 45·0 vi.clory over And ncK I week? A lot of people. previously unbeate n Vun Wert, giving are already looking forward In the him 1,127 yurds pa.<> lng on"the yeur .. Nil. I v.s. No.2 showdow n. bet wee~ RUSH DELIV ERY: Nick 'Snyder pelphos St. John 's •~lid St. Henry '- curried 26 time s for J40 y:~rds thre ~ ill he y both keep lhw perfect records <eores us Lun<asler Fisher C'atholk• intact. pasted Heath , 4'>-0: Mike Bniky hud : PASSING FANCY: Sclllt 28 currie's for ,'u sc hool·rccorJ .'35 t-!cMulh:JJ has Clll11 1lleted 43-of· 7k yu rd s and fiv e lnuchdi >w ns · in pusses for 1.2~~ yards and 14 1ouch - Thll"nville Sheridan's 41·19 triumph Jowns '"Gra nville has won ils lirst over ·zanesville 'Maysville; five ; Liberty Ce nter's Rob Shu<lduy Gru nville's Nate Co lon, who has FOOD LAND rs;'t;"' . Foodllnd Cranberry Juice Cocktail Doritos Tortilla Chips Velvet · Ice Cream Sandwiches 12ct. 2/ EASTMAN'S 18 oz cln Foodland Quick Oats bll Foodland Apple Juice Big Bend, Buckeye, Gallipolis, Ohio Vahey, TWin Rivers �' Pomeroy • Middleport. 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In order to take the practice tell durin& lhete tpec:ial timn, a penon must rcgi~1er by callinf 992-3883 and must he 18 years of ace. · \rednesday.~7,1998 National Child Health Day. time to curtail underage drinking· ~o:<> nung: Ann Landers J<N" t~ .. humc from work and I would hC Pi.Jni"'ht•d fur o.,mnclhing ·• ""t•L· 'nriJn.•\<' l•n··· •Hil { ';.~'·~· ..... ,J ...... rc<.~l or un:.tg-incd . To thh day, the . . uu nJ uf a ~lammmg '-.";.t r door ta~.::o. me hac" to tho-..c da) ... oj tern 11 Alia I lch home. I nwvcd '" far away lrom nw rmHh..:r a!<. po..,.., 1hlc. and we had no conlacL When . . he Dear Ann Landers: Your col.u'mn on inhcritam:c~ "·':-. ol sr,.x·ral rcrminally ilL my hrulhcr J'<'"Uadcd me 1o fly hack 10 .. pay intcreM 10 IJlC . M} . parent\ ¥.ere cluJ~ . My my r\!l'IJlCCl!l Th ~..· lin"l divurce<l whe n I "a\ a mother y.oa., an rntcl hgc nl. (lmlc'l - siunai'\.\'Oman . She was also an akoholi c. conlrolling and manipul;.uhc. Mother m:.~rncd u mon,tcr. Hl' . too. w·a~ an akohoi1L'. who ahuscJ me a nd my hrotiK·r for 12 ~l';..trs. Our mo th~r SlO!Jd. h) ~tnd du.J nn1h mg. My dean:~~~ m ~;rnqr)l'i' hrdn1 g from tllcm. quuking in l~ar v.hl' l l I lu:ard the c01r door .. l ~nn . I kn~" th~:y wen:- hc~amc wmd"' out nl h!.:r mouth v.,.crc ·· vuu:rc fat " We h;ad not ....:..:n one :.mother for 15 year,. :...ruJ that wa~ all ~he cou ld thmk ot to 'ay to me . · . , My mother dicd.in I YY5 an<l lcfl a large csiale 10 he <li vi<lcd hclwccn 'my hrothcr and !lo tc pfathl'L Do I rcgrc1 that she ICft rnc nnJhin g? Not for one !<t in'glc scL:ond. 'J 'have my '-l.' lf~rc~pccl. ·and there i!'- no pncl' ta!! o n thaL -· Content in Calif. Dear Content: Your childiHK>d "1und"" like ? nig hlmarc. I hope you have had coun !>Ciing .10 rid yo01w lf of 'lhc anger chat must ha\'C hccn •~<>red up from 1hns< early years of ahu:o.c . .Writing to me, rrn sure. wa\ 1hcrapeutic. . Your Jeucr might al•o make an llllflfC!<.~_ion on parent "" Who dnnk hKI much and t!lm 't realize what thc1r akoholi""m doc"" 10 their ~- hddrcn . Than\_ydU. Dear Ann ·Landen: The Jir,l Monl!ay m Ocwbcr i~ Child Hcalih Day. a time N<Jiwnal to rclkct un the health or o'uf L:hildn:n . A, 'l UI · Amun~ 1cenagcrs, alcohol is used more frequently 1han all other illidt drug' cmn hme<l. Recent data show> that nonrc 1han ~0 percent of. high "''"")' >Cniors and 25 pcrcenl of 10111 -g radcrs reponed binge drinking . .. Alcohol-related car crashes art a major cau~c of death for young pco- · plc age<l I 5 w 24. Alcohol is also associated wilh hmnicodc •. suicides and drowning•. Adolescent drinking has been linked 10 risky >exual hchavinr> ihai can lca<l In AIDS . .cxually lransmiucd .9isca.c• an<l unintended prcgnan- L'IC!<t. ,. gco n·g:c ncral, thi :-. year. I am :hklllg Am~ril.'ans to help curtad· urH.J...: ragc dnnking and 1hc ~had ow it L:a"'' over the health and rromi "c ot' our lin overw helming number of colkgc >ludents usc alcohol , and nearl y hall of Ihem engage in binge drinking . S1udcms who hinge-drink arc youth . . more likely to ... d~ma,gc property. get into trouble wilh the authorilies, alcohol. . mi ss class and experience Injuries. · Anyone interested in more inf<irMost infporwntly, they ri >l<. alcohol ' mation can con !aCt the Natoonal poisoning. which can lead to death. I .Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug offer these su~eslions (0 help cur- Information at .1-800-729-6686 tail thii .crious public health prob- (www.health.org) and the National Jem : lnsti!Ute on Alcohol and~ohol"m. -- Strictly enforce minimum-age- (www. niaaa.nih .gov.). David of-sale Jaws to help parent<. Satcher. M.D.. Ph.D., surgeon gen-- End 1he promotion uf college eral, U.S. Pubhc Health Scrv1ce, aihlctics by alcohol beverage com- Washington, D.C. panoe.. Dear Dr. Sakhcr: Thank you for -- Set personal examples for pur a Jeuer that will surely open the eye.i children ahoUI appropriate drinking of .a great many readers. I hope .11 behavior. will be discu ssed in homes and · -- Understand that anyone can classrooms around 1he nauon. deve lop a ~rious akOhol problem, Send qunliono ro Ami Landen, including 1ecnagcrs. -- Talk with your children about Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· alcohol. Research shows Ihal when tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, parents talk with 1ecns abou1 drink - Calil. 9fMI4S ing, those teen~ are less likely to use Reader probably suffers from'rebound headache' uals may experience them after a sin~Je dose. A rebound headache is typically a· dull low-grade pain . II usually occurs in the morning si nce no medicine has been taken since the night before . Most people respond to the . pain by taking more of !heir pain reliever, of ch<>icc wilh breakfast, Rchound headache is nm ··onl/ edictne John C. Wolf, D.O. limited W those whn 'lake pain . Associate Professor of Family Medicine more !han a day, or keeps recurnng - like yours docs - should be relievers . ·Caffeine is a cominon cause of it, too . M1~st people whil drink three or more· cups of coffee per day experience some headache if ihcy don'l gel !heir morning cup of ·•wake up juice." Try going a day wi th thr.! headache , just an annoying 1 1 brought 10 your physician 's allen - without coffee, cola, or other sourc.:e Question: I lake Tylenol <>r uspiri n al leas! once a day for my headaches. 1 don ·1 have severe pain EARNS CERTIFICATES - Four area women received certificates In the Basic Course In Signed Engilah, following a 12 week course at the Racine Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) Center. Shown here practicing their newfound signing skills are, seated !rOlf! left, Brooke Pauley, Beth Shaver, Darla Hawley and Norma Mills. Instructor Pat Neece Is standing. For more Information on ABLE course call · 992-3883. ' . . ,. ,. ache . These medi cines. usually ·work for me. I< il OK to conlinue to take rhc>c pain relievers every· day'! Answer: Headache is a common ., malady thai (ICcasionally boihcrs nearly cvcryo.nc . 'Whe.n you have a headac he, .il is' only a symplom of one of many • possihlc undcrlyi.ng co ndilions -" the mosl common of which is 11ic so-called ...lens ion headache " This Jahcl , howeve r, doesn 't accuraicly dcscrihc the ill-defined cause of 1h~ pain. Migraine, which arfii cl.< I0 10 20 pcrccnl of Ihe popula1ion , is the ncxl mosl common , cause of headache. Sinus infections and many uncommon conditioilS o~cas ion a lly cause ~cadaches . • Any headache !hal is severe, lasts lion . You sh<>uid do this to get relief of caffeine and sec how you do. from 1hc pain as well as 10 be sure ' The only way lo gel rid of 1ha1 · ihc underlying cause of the rebound headache is to stop usi ng headache isn·l a serious condilion . tlic ·causativc drug. Yes, lhis means , A frequently overlooked cause of ihat ye>u will have a day or two of · dall'y headache is a condition called headache, "rebound headache." · There •arc some , prescription Taking as lillie as 1,1100 mil - medicines ihal can case lhe discomJigrams of aspirin or acetaminophen fort for !hose who have a serious (generic name of ihe drug in problem wilh this form of drug wilh; Tylenol) can actually CAUSE a drawal, bu1 they usually are not nee· headache as ihe drug wears off. This essary for wiihdrawal from non -prerebound phenomenon is not just lim- scriplion drugs. i1ed 10 aspirin and acclaminophen, 1 • I'd suggest ihal you stop laking bui can also occur wilh most pre- pain relievers and stop consuming scriplion p~in relieving drugs. ·caffeint. Y9u.r headache will prob~ ­ Rebound headaches arc more com- bly be gone 1n 24 to 48 hours. If 1~ !llOn 'after prolonged high doses Of isn't, then you should see your dOC·, pain medicine, but scn<itive individ- tor. sequa~ '301 to cast Rick as a Jewosh of Ht)ldrich?" pnpler named Yitzik Baline. It In Wal5h's book.llick. fearing HEW YORK (AP) So SI!C!Ches forward to send him to brutal Nazi reprisals if Heydrich maybe the problemJ of tlvee little waniine Prague:. where he con- is killed, ttieJ unsuccessfully to people don't amount ro a hill of spire~ with Victor and lisa to stop the auauination at till: beans in lhi1 crazy. world. That auauinate the real-life Nazi eleventh hour. Victor die• while doe1n' t mean no one care1 about leader Reinhard Heydrich. killins the Oennan . wllat happens to them. " II·• a very complicated. . That conveniently fr«s lisa to A lot of questions were left twisty-tumy thriller plot." Walsh reignite her romance with Rick. unanswered when lisa Lund and saHI. whoM: sense of duty forced him to Vsctor wzlo Oed Casablanca for The ~w developments. he send her away al the end of Lisbon. leavinf stoic saloonkeep• uid. seemed obvious once he "Cuablanca:· er Rick Blaine standing on an air- immer$Cd himself in the original . ··1 can't li•c withnul you!'f pan tarmac in one or Holly- I942 film. which won three IIJ:J... Rick lay• in the l>ook.,.··r : wood's most famous final ..:encs. O<ears. thought I could. God ~nl>w•f:l'f:. Did the C1.cch freedom fi.Jhter As for Rick. " his young man- 1ricd. But I Clluldn'l. N<'\t:'fl~r\ ' and his wife R1akc it to safety'! hop<! would 'coincide c•actly with Pari•. Not aflcr (;:asablalk:l. N<M -\ Would Humphrey Bo,an·s Rick Prohil>ition .... It wa.• ihe days of nnw. Not ever.·· ., ' and Ingrid Bcrgman·s lisa ever be the grca1 gangsters. the ni~ht­ In lite end. lisa. now marrocd Ul rcuniled'? And whal happened 10 clubs. till: ;pcakeO!Iies:· Rick. makes hi' trademark loaM the " lll:autiful fricl!'fship" 1hat Given Rick·s une•plaincd -"Here< h••king a1 you ..kKI. ·· hegan .that fnggy night 1 asscninn that he can ·! g" home 10 • .w.imcr B1x!ks president MauMichael Walsh 1hink• he New York. his handiness wi1h a reen Egcn said she invited Walsh knnws. In " As Time Goes ljy:· a pistol and a Hnllywcw>d tradilion 10 wrilc 1he h•••k af1c1· Warner novel lll:ing released . l<lday as or c1hnil: gang.ter mnvie;. Wal•h Bmthers - the >1uJin hchond huth a pr~qwl and a .cqucl In said it "<!cmcd pcrfecli<l have him .. Ca•ahlancu· and now a pan ~>f "Casablanca:· he lie• up ju'l nee after a I\I~()" Jlan~Jand hi••Kl- Time Warner Inc. - prupnsc<lihc ahoul all the big-screen cht-.ics haih. Tn Paris. wh~rc he Ins•,. lisa idea. un lini•lll:d ph•! pnint•. More nn 1hc firs1 time. and 1hcn w Camille McDuffie. a •pokestho•e later. Ca.-.thlanca. woman fnr Wo1rncr Bnuks, ·~atd "There arc a number nf unan- · And what nf Ct.cch resostancc 1hc company llad· made nn Jeci•wercd qucstinn; 1ha1 tbe movie hem Laszlo. freshly c..:arcd fmm sinn" ahuut eventually turning lhc raises:· >aid Walsh. a fnrmcr a Na1i cllnccnlration camp and. new novel inlo a movie. music critic for Time magazine'. when we la~l mel him. nn hi• way ··As Time Ones By" has nn Iii• "Thal·s why the mo~ic is "'' pup- Ill 'ihe Unilcd Stale~ via Ponugal · crary parcn1 : "Casahlandt ... ular - it's ambiguous .... Whal I with Rick·s lruc love'! inspired hy a play called "Every- . lricd to dlo' wa• tic up snmc ltM>,;c In Wabh·; version . Laszlll hody Comes 111 Rick ·,,·· was ends and leave a lot of others." " never ,goes tn America. never a honk, The 406-page honk. whose "Vktnr La'llo is a Czech par- .. , Docs il make sense Winy with tide is borrowed from the film·s tisan: · Walsh said. "What' else a classic'! •ignature song, reaches back to could (he) possi bly Ill: doing'' "On the nne hand, I'm snmcNew York Cily in the I920. and besides rlanning the assassinali<in whal curious." said lilm critic ~PrtiiWrtler Pauing the prac1ice (i,E;O,· test provides a fcc waiver for· takiOf~Plfi· cial G.E.D Test at no cJ?rge. . · •· ' .~ -·· ...... -.• ·.,.·.- • Anolllll banquet lid for Odober lO Final plans for ihc Meig• Soil and Water Conservation Di~lrict's annual meeting and banquet were made when the MciJi Soil aiid Wa1er COIIservation District Board .of Supervisors met recently. The mccling and ~anquct will be held on O.:wlll:r 20. 1998 at 7:15p.m. at ihe Meigs High School cafeteria. Ticket5 for the dinner artS7 .50 ea.:h apd arc availahlc from the Meigs SWCD Office. from Supcrvi><n Joe Bolin. CIUI<les Yost. Thoma• Thci», John Rice and Marco Jcf(en or (rom •taff . 1\)Cmlll:rs Opal Dyer. Blair. Windon. Jani~ Carnahan or Mike Duhl. T..:kcll may aiM> Ill: ordered though 1111:· mail hy ,;ending a check or m(IIICy order 111 Meigs SWCD. JJ 101 Hiland Road . P•!mCroy. or hy SU!Jlping hy lhe ollicc. One supervisor will he elected 111 ihc Meigs SWCD. B1iard <If Supervili<~rs · for a Ihrcc year tcnn. Candodalcs arc John Rice and· Shirley Sayre. Balint• may Ill: cast at the annual mcctin~ or ahscnlce !>allots may be requested in writing fwm ihc oflicc hy Oct. 14 .. or votes may ,he casl althc office un the day uf 1hc clccli1m hy thusc wh<t arc unable 111 altcnd the meeting . Speaker J<>r lhe eveni ng will he Lori Ryan-Grinin wit<• !ICrvcd •• a Peach Corps vuluntccr for 2 yearo in ihc Central Arrican Rcpuhlic. She wurkcd in an Inland lishery and will Ill: discussing her work !here and the joy; and Slrugg!cs of the day In day-li ve; of Afrit:an Villagers. ,. Awards will l>c·prese nlcd tn 1hc J99K out>tandins coKOpcratnr. G••Klycar fann fatl\ily. snil judging learns and irioividuals. BiB Tree contesl 'l'inner. and ha~ show winners from the Meigs County Fair. · . . In other husio)llss. il was reported that the agency~"" rec~o~ed a ,s10,000 cmn munity . development hlnc~ grant for develC)piRg a pnmc lannland prcservalinn plan for the county. The plan must be completed by Decemher. i999. • I . Bolin reponed on the Nati1mal Coalition of Abandoned Mincland and Acid M!nc Drainage mcling thai he auended rcccntl~. i~ Nashville. Tenn. He reponed nn the rcclamalion funds being held in Washtng.ton, D. C. and that ~ 1hc scV<: rancc tax ends in 2004' and no more monte5 woll be collected for ·'reclamation work after Jhat time, and any funds lefl in the trust fund will go into the general fund. Bolin ai!W said that watersheds is going tQ be the focus of the fUture. New regulations for House Bill 88 cost share funding were di!ICUsS~:d. Program specialist Constance White said she hoped to find out more information later on the changes and will keep ihe .board Iipdalcd. . Next meeting was set for Ocl. I5 at 8 p.m. at Ihe Meigs SWCD office. ' hits the shelves with updated story Jy JETH GARDINER Michael Wal•h Leonard Mahin. wlw ha<l nol ycl rcaJ ihc hllnk. .. On ihe olher hand. ii'• risky. lit say 1he lc<~sl. to lampcr wilh pcrfc~tinn ..... Th:n lihn leave~ me (nmpl(!lcly satisJicd. " I don 't want tn know more ah<1ul Rick. I like Ihe mystery .... ,, . 1 Do Something · Wonderful For Yourself And Your Family. Schedule A Mammogram. '. Breast cancer has killed millions of American women. Probably someone you know. Regular mammography at our fully accredited . mammography facility is one of the best things you can do to protect your health. · A mammogram, though;· dejjenda greatly on the professionals who perfonn it and those who interpret il. 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Knell smd. and , . v1cwers should notice little differ- . ence bel ween these notices and Ihe . ones produced by Discovery Zone . . ; A Doscovcry Zone spokeswoman . did n~t return a call seeking commenl. By ROBYN BRADLEY LITCHRELD Montgomery Advertiser Experts say the trick to keepmg cast-iron skillet• and other cookware on top condition is seasoning, a practice which cures the iron 10 prevent rusting and stock mg. "Scasonmg also g1vcs it a nalural non-stick coating," says Denise Ma.,on of Lodge Manufacturing Co., a company !hal makes cast-iron cookware and is based in South ' ' Pittsburgh. Tenn .. about 36 miles nonhweSI of Chananooga. Seasoning is a must. says Suezcttc Prilchcn . a student at Joseph Dockerson tuiinary Centre at Trenholm- Stale Tcchmcal College on Monlgomery. Ala. , "If you keep the oron skillets sea--' soncd. they arc indcstructihlc." she says. Billie Hill. customer scrvocc manager at Lodge ManufaciUring Co .. has been around ca.sl-irnn conkware all nf her hfc and has worked for the cumpany for the pas! 47 years. " My house is filled with caS! Report: More schools making SAT/ACT optional for admission · ·-., .•. -r.-r .. -~ , ' -· ' HONORED ON BIRTHDAY· Nellie Parker was honored with a sur· prise party on her 85th birthday recently. A teacher in the Rutland and Eastern Schools, the party was•held following the monthly meeting of tha Meigs County Retired Teach· er1 at Trinity Church In Pomeroy. The event wa1 arranged by her 1on and•daughter·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Parker of California, who were unable to attend, with local planning done by Joan May of Rutland. Bright colora with the theme, ''Never Too Late to Party", adorned the cake, napkins, table cover and plates. Table flower• were provided by the Leilhelt family and Irene Parker. Several people gave anecdote• about the honoree'• active life. The cake wa1 served by her niece, Suzy Parker, and the punch by her sister-In-law, Nellie Hatfield Michaels. Cards and remembrance• adorned the tables, along with va1e1 of fresh roaH. Those attending Included: Sharon Hausman, Deb Eichhorn, Abby Stratton, Nellie and Samuel Michael, Sarah Caldwell, Nina Robin· son, Thelma Hender•on, Helen end Edson Parker, Bob and Janice Parker, Nancy Part<er Campbell, Irene Parker; Lenora Leifheit, Br1,1ce and Joan May, Saral) Gibbs, Nonga Roberts, Mildred Caldwell, Rachael Downie, Charlee and Daisy Blakeslee, Martha Greenaway, Grace Weber, Martha Parkar, Maurita Miller, Gay Perrin, Helen Williams, Anna Rice, Elma Louka, Eileen Buck, Jeen Alklre, Rosalie Story, Maxine Whitehead, Suzy Parker and Tom Hysell, Bemlce Car· penter, Ida Di!'hl, and Dorothy Woodard. . By ROBIN ESTRIN Associaled Press Writer BOSTON lAP) - Officoals a1 colleges thai don '! requlfe students 10 take !he SAT or ACT say they have more diverse campuses than schools that usc the - stand~rdo<~d 1csrs in the admisstons process. More !han 280 campuses admil some or ail of their applicaniS wllh· oul regard to the tcsiS. according to a rcpon released loday by the Cam· brodge-bascd Nauonal Center for Fair & Open Tcstmg. or Fa~rTcs1. The report focuses on five schools !hat have dc-cmphasilcd tcsl scores: Bales Collejte· In Lewiston. Maine ; Muhlenberg ·college 1n Allcmown, Pa. ;.Franklin & Mats hail College in Lancaster. Pa : WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE - S<1p111 Tllwn"'lur Trustee.., (r .~0 p.m. W~dne~day at lhc P~g"' ilk luwn hall. MIDDLEPORT - Moddlcpml LiiCiary Cluh. ~ p.m Wednesday. humc nl Phyllis H."k"lt. Faye W:~l · I.IL'L' li' rcviL'W '' Bmvchc-nn ." CHESTER - Chesler G:ord"n Cluh mcctntg WcJnL·sd,ty. 7 .lll fUll at thr homL' oltEllna Wnnd!'\. THURSDAY , TUPPERS PLAINS - Vclcrans ol Forct!_.!n Warto Pmt tJO:':t mcc1in~ . Thursday. 7 J() p.m. Rcflcsluncnls woll he at 6 Jl) p m. RUTLAND - Leading Cre"k C{tnscn ,tnry Di ... triL·t. "PeL' I:! I tncct mg. Thursd:!)l. 4 p.m. 111 J1scu" per .. o,;nnnd mailers ' ' ' POMEROY -d'nday's lun. I nod .md ldlowsh1p .11 God's Ncighhm · School> ~Ni th opt10nal score poilcies reporled ' scc mg a larger pro porti on pf m~norities. more I OW · Int:Omc St uden t' and more children of" parents who had never ancndcd coilc~c. "Thcrc IS a pretty !\ilahlc .''ilkc of our applil:ant ponl and ''ur cnrnllcd "tudc;nt J,oc.Jy for whom th e tests arc simply not acc urat e prcdu.:tor .... ·· satd \Vill1am Hi!\s. vice pre!<iidcnt fo1 aJma m, tratJ vc se rvi ce!-. at Bat~s. which sw atchr.!d to an op110nal SAT policy on I~ K4 Between one·'qu:.arter and onelhird of Bale' applocants - ·and al least half ot all hlack .1nd Hi , panic applicants - tf{, not :suhmtt ~ny test scores. he said Test scores arc opuonal for stu · dcniS applying to Bales and Muh lcnberg . The o1hcr onstnuloons do not cons ider the Schol.:l'stic As:-.c.~s • I mcnt Tes t or Amcncan College Tcstmg exam results ftom students who meet either gradc-ptllnl averi.lge or cla"'s rank cril~ria At the University of Tcxa~. for rxamplc. all 10-stalc ... tutlcnl s from the top 10 percent ol thctr h1 gh o,;chool classc.; arc .autom:.lltrally .JecqHcd - nn fhattcr what thctr test ~core' ;ue. MoSI nf Ihe n':lllons I .600 sl hnol "' "'till usc the tc:-.t scores to dcl cnmne wluch sludenls will he accep1ed . But more seem l(o he Jroj-lping them tis cntcna: PmrTcst satd ahout 90 untvcr .. Hic.; have made the testo,; oplmnal or cmphao,;izctl nthcr cri tcn a .;1ncc 1'}~4 Cr11ks say the ~tantlardi1cd tcsls -. dn not adc4uatdy mco.1~urc a o,; tu - ' dent\ inlclilgcn<c or ah1 i1I YIO per· · for.m lfl thl.' L'la~"l"llOill Mureovcr. , th~.!y argu~: . nwwrit y :-;tu<..lcntii don't , "il'UfC '" well ·'' wh1tc mal~~ Till' ic.h:;t J,eimuJ the r~.!pmt i"' tn o,; ho\\1 other UOI\er-.;llll..'"i that the y. lOti. can p~o :..per wHilOut rclytng on thi..' uhi4UIIIIU'• cnlli.lllCC eXilln!S. ... aHJ Ch.lri L'' Rooney. the lead .author Rc~e.uchcl' Int erv iewed .adm1 :..ston~ ojfu:ml.; mid examtncd'' Internal documcnls 1'10111 the ' . . chooJ., that r~\,llnflell their stan· · Jan.h1ed ll'sl pol1ue ~ By RICHARD N. OSTLING AP Religion Writer William Reuben Fartrtcr is an eccentric. No doubt about that. He was a Methodist minister who taught seminarians at. Southern Methodist Universily' in Dallas for decades, then. turned Roman Catholic in 1<;)90. He fought to be rcco~m7.cd os hcmg o McthodiSI as wcll as a Cattiuhc. The McthQdist supreme courl ruled thai tic couldn't have it bolh ways, bu1 he still con· siders himself pan of both denomi· ' nations. Farmer 's chief cccentncuy in !he light little world of Bible scholarsh1p is hiS energetic uphill light for recognition of Mauhew as !he first of the four New TcSiament Gospels to be written. Say what'' hood Escape for Teens. Mam Street, The matter may seem trivial. but Pomeroy. Free snacks.' non-violent vidcognmcs. computer programs mounlains of hol>lical theory have and cards at center's game room. hccn built on the conv1c1ion that Open Fnday. 6 to 10 30 p.m. Same Mark's Gospel came f1rst .' 0~ many hours 1 Saturday to utiltt.c game campuses u's infallible dogma. .,. ' At age 77. Farmer now hus room . another da1m lo fame : ch1cf editor SATURDAY of !he lnternalional Bible ComnlcnBURLINGHAM ·-. Burlingham tary. just out from Liturgical Press of fylodern Woodmen monthly meeting Collegeville. Mmn. The hot\k " :~nd pol luck Salurduy. 6JO p m at . · hilled a~ . hnth "Ca!hohc _and Eculile Burlingh;un Hall . Halloween .mumcal. JUst whal you d expce1 Ihe-me will he ohscr\'CLI Bnng em· 110111 a Mcthodlst·Cuthnhc .. lndcc~ . .:red dt . . h: camp will l'urnt!>ih p1ua. PH~.tcstant and Orthmlox wnLers_arc' hnl Jog!'l. ·l'u.lcr anti donulo,; Frienth spnnklcd among the IlK cnntnhuwdcomc lot's. Bul !he IBC " more notahlc for gtving voiL·~ to numcwus s..:holar"' CHESTER - Har\'N Ou1reach frnnr outside the Wcsl. An Al'ncan Church. Reorcl Ru:~d . Chcstco. special scr\'ices Sund:~y. 6 p.m . with dis~:u~ ...c~ the hclnllhnl nfJnscph and E\'anl':clist Lm"' and Wultcr Bh;nk~n­ Mury in tcnns of trihal~:ustoms . An ship. 'cnlumhus. M.1ry :md 1'1:\roid Asian disl\ourscs on the New Tc ... ta· m~.:nt attttudc tow.trd human sla\•cry. Cnnk. p.t. . tor~. im 1\c thc puhln:. And :1 Latin Atn~rican expl:uns lih, TUPPERS PLAINS - Rc\'lval cratinn theology. This tome IS nnl lighl, readmg II ,crviccs. Ocl. 10-1 K :11 Christian wc1ghs 6.5 pounds. costs $99 .95 . Churches uf Orange. Tuppers Pl:~ms . and Hemln,·k Grmc. Hal Dmter. :ond fills 1.91 K pages Bul senous "vangel"l. AI Or:mge. Saturday. 7 Bihlc s\udenls wiU w:~nl \o lohhy for p.m.: Sunday. 10:"45 and 7 p m. its indu . . inn m their puhhc hhruncs Oc1. 12. I :1 anu '14. Tuppers Pl.1ins. and parish librancs. (Whal' Your 1 p.m. c-a~h eveninf! . Hemlock pansh\ locsn't have a hhrury'?) Thi; IBC lrics lo hold middle Grove. Ocl. 15-17 p.m. and 01ange. Ocl. IK 10:45 a.m .md 7 p.m. "Scr- ground m the hbcral ~cn nscrvmivc w:lfs .1hnut Billie onterprclation . The nllm (\ll thc Mounf'. theme . book laments lhc usc of·modcrn cnt ~ Ca1hohc doctrine leaches Mary's it"m "to assault 1hc hi s10ncal basis > perpetual virg1n11y, " meaning she of ChristianitY, and 10 undermme-the never had marilal relations •with au\horoty of the S~ripturcs . " But in Joseph, even alter Jesus was horn. line with the latcsl Vat1can documcm The <nmmcntary admils lhal the on the subject. 1t' s equally alarmed accounts of Jesus' birth in Matthew by conscrvatol'e " literaliSm" and and Luke proVIde nolhing to suppon " fundamenlah sm." •' !hiS hchef. But it remarks that in Thumbong lhrough a commentary JewiSh usa'gc the B1bie's rcfercnc9 prcs1ded over hv a Mclhndisl- In Jesus' "hrmhcrs" and "siSicrs" Cathuhc , ccna111 passages 1hat have could 1cfcr lo rcla11vcs other Lhan sparked co nllol'c osy Jraw lllC\'IIahle s.~hhngs hy hiO<xi .., aucnllon. A passage m I Tomothy 2, which, The leX! of nff~eoal Calholo c tak en literally, says women should B1blcs mclud es Mark 16:9-20. Du1 not have aulhonty over men , has importanl early manuscnpb - and heen ·used to bar female clergy. The m<;>st modern ProtcSiant Bihlcs IBC dismtsses !he problem, asscnend lhc book at Verse X. The IBC mg the Aposllc Paul didn't write the sides w11h modern ProtcSiant sc hol - lctler and thai the hnok was "shaped arship and cuts ofl a1 Yer-c 8 With- hy ancicm ideas of society. " Siminut funh er ado. larly. the, commentary asserts that The Montgomery Advertiser plate and serve hot. HOPPIN' JOHN MARTIN TAY· -Recipe from " Hoppin' John 's LOR'S IRON SKILLET CORN Lowcountry Cnukmg: ,Reeopes and BREAD Rummatinn s frnm Charleston anJ (Serves K) Ihe Carolina Coas1al Plum" hy John Marlin Taylor (Bantam Douhlcday. I large c~~ 2 cups hultcrmilk ~19.57). I and three-fourths cups cornmeal, stone ground if you can find it OUR FABLED . SATIN PAN· I and one-half 10 2 teaspoons CAKES bacon grease (Makes about 28 pancakes) I scant teaspoon bakmg soda I lablcspoon sugar I scant teaspoon baking powder I cup unbleached flour 1 scan! tca.,poon salt I cup whole wheat flour Preheat oven .to 450 degrees. 2 teaspoons baking soda Usc a 9-to 10-inch well-seasoned 3 JUmbo eggs iron sk1iiet Brush bacon grease one-half cup unsalted buncr, around bottom and sides, leaving a melted 1hin f1lm throughoul !'he skollet: 'Pu.! I and one-half cups sour cream " I and one-half cups buncrmilk, or skllicl in oven as it prchea1s. · · Mix the egg inlo !he i)uttenmilk more of necessary and then mix in !he cornmeal, formI to 2 tablespoons vegclablc oil ing a thin bauer. When the oven has Whipped buller-at room lempera· reached 450 degrees and the skillet turc is almost smoking. beat int<;> the bat· · ·•, Warm maple syrup lcr the baking soda, baking powder Fresh berries ' and salt. Pour the bauer all at once Fresh mint leaves for garnish inlo 1hc hot skillet. Return the skollet In a large mixing bowl. combine to the oven and bake 15 to 20 min· the dry ingredients. In another miX· utes until !he corn hrend hegins In 'ing howl . whisk 10ge1her !he eggs . brown on top. Turn out the loaf hy m~hcd buncr. sour cream and I cup mvcrttng the s.kallct over a large ~1 ol the huttcmHik until smooth. neither I Pclcr nor 2 Peter was wnl· len hy Peter h1m scll. de spite aunbutiun 10 the text. Spcakmg of Peter. who in Calhohc hehcf " !he f1rst pope, the IBC admits he was married and look his wife. along on mtsstonary tnps (sec I Ciitmlhoans 9·5) but shuns the . celibacy dchqtc. Treatment of Pc1cr' , as the "Rm:k" on wh1 ch Chri"'t. huilds !he church, and as holder of lhc "~cy' nl lhc k1ngdom '' . (Matthew 16) is thoroughly' Catholic. hul judiciously so. · Tucked among !he lhousands of · detai),, , there's a spcc1al trcal for u~ who' hvc at the close pf a mil lenni-.. urn. The wmmcmnry on Ihe Book Revelation fcalurcs a charl of JJ pasl predictonns ol !he end of !he world. or.· \ ' '· ' ROSEMARY MASHED POTATO CAKES '·I (Makes 8 scrvmgs) 2 pounds uniformly small red or yellow potatoes , scrubhcd 5 tablespoons unsalted butter or e ·' Shear Illusions Welcomes Lois Riggs u.s. Space & Rocket Cenler Your Rrst Class Ticket to Space Huntsville, Alabama • 256-837·3400 •• ~------~----------------------------------~: Crenshaw says. " P~ople who arc enJOY their hoy wys. Powa is an By KAREN S. PETERSON successful arc typicillly so hard- aphrodistal:. ~tnd it go~s hoth ways ·· USA TODAY Wh:\1 would make a man like .workine and dedicated" that 1hey she says. Bul women "arc rarely il!norc ihe needs of srnuscs. pcrccJvcd as sexual prcdatoto,;. even Prc>~dcnt Cl mllln nsk h1s jnh. h" ' But some nf 1he 1raits 1hatt"nd to when they· behave !hat way .. And legacy. hiS rcpul:llion and his fam1ly make pcnplc sw.:CC!<!sful ___., ruthless- the men 'they c;1urt arc not· .ls often tie' for n sexual llmg'! Although expcns don't w.1n1 to ncs:>i. an ahilily ·· w hullcJoze the pcrcc1ved -as Vll'tlms. "' he . . ays. As they age. wom en h.IVC !ewer analyze th~, poestdenl speulicai'ly. orposition'" - d()n"l krld themthr.!v do ol'fr.!r opinions othout what scl\'r.!S to hullding close fatntly ttcs . dtrCL'I ~'g.l1"'th.u they arC losmg th~rr An tgno ~cd spnu:o.c L'~\n he turned off ' sexual potcm;y lhan men do ~ so1y:o; nwll\·utcs pcorlc whn take- risk:o. scxu~llly . crcutmg a tlnmntshcd sex Cren . . haw. author of ··The Akhcmy Explanations ran~e lnnn the "Type of Love anJ Lu ... t" (P()ckcthook. ' T" " pcrsom\hty to the 1.:0011"0\'CI'~i;:tl hfe for hot h. Crcn . . haw say:o... Usually •1here arc eager sex part· $141. Powel'i'ul women have less I.'(JOL:Cpt of scxu~ll aJc.Jictinn . Frank Farley. pasl pre>ldCnl or ncrs wuitmg in the wings. rcadtly rea . . nn than men to "hchavc in n :J\'ail,ihlc to the well -known of all, desper,lte fash10n " and arc less Jiketh~: Amcncan Psydmlogical Associalton. spq.:ulutL's Clmtnn 1s a typu:al sttlpes. o,;ay"' Shcrry·-Lchman . 41 ly 10 seck sexual rrncwal through Type T. "' 1hrill .<<ekcr. a concept Clcvcl:md family and 'ex therapiSL nsky hehavior. Crcn:o.haw and othcr:o'. . talk m Fmll'V. has hecn til'\elopmg lor ::!0 "l 'counscl professional hall plnycrs and rock slars. They have 10 fight terms of "sexual prcdmors'' - p:tr· yc.1r~ llcu'larly ' t·lw!\C tll Cn whn get Overuil. hemg a Type T is P'!"· rhC womeo oiL.. In f~lct, " \CI'V little of this h;:~s to , involvcJ witl) wom~n having much tiH . he says. ··Risk 1.1kmg iii a r~.:al· ly pnsltl\'c' Imil: 'l)'pe Ts cremed the do wuh sex hut· with thL' C.xpiCS"illlO lcs\ _authoniy thun they dn . "Thc -. ; c nwdcrn wolld ..•md lc:u..l other ... into of jlOWer." says John G.agnon ... sCK· men t:.tkc ,advantage ol power and olnm.,.t ami sociolm!l"'~- " Hollywood , opportunity... th~ unknown. Atlanta psychialrist Frank , The list of typicall' trails is long. ano"Wash1ngtnn. D.C .. arc !he twu · T's lok" novclty...~han~e. variety and mosl male-oriented. powcr-uricntcd ~iltman t:~lks more in lcrms of " phi· intensily of cxpcncncc. Farley says. centers in the country. These rower· .J. lnndcrcrs ... For them. he says, II 's "They arc often very crealivc. see- ful men havC\ somethin~ cert'ain "n1>t really about sex It's about the ing soluuons when others l·annot.'' wnmen want. to \!n where that· conquest of women. You get one .. · 1 poinL fur every w<_) m:ln you scdu,c .•. They have high energy levels. They power i:>i... ··Power and sexual enl!rg:y seem You lose a pomt 11 a woman Ul~mcts render independent judgmenls :md to gu together ... Lehman says. The you and you can 't ~~ducc hcr. ' ":o.ays hclieve they cnntrnllhcir destinies . Bul Type T's ot'tcn hal'e :1 <lark sexual dnve of !hose 1n authorily ,~ Pillman . aulhor ol "G roW' Up!" side. he says. "They can he destruc - " can overpower reason. Men on ~Golden Book s. $23 95 ) . often ha\le sexual But other experts pmnt ~~ darker ttve nf themselves or others." He power ,"' pt~:turc of powerful men who arc cues 1he laic comics John Bclushi ~escapades.·· his nlllJustmen who arc reckless sexually reckless. :~nd Chris Farley as T~pe T: who Momca Lcwiosky i~ quot~d i~ sm.:cumhj,:'d to their . destructiVe ."'cxually: Sn arc wnmcn . CrcnShitW ,;1ys. Bu1 1here ,\fe fewer women the Starr rcporl a' saymg Clinton impulses. . And from hiS research... ,, there Who arc hniises. so lc"is 1s heard cluimcc.l he had hud hundrc<.l s ol aff:tirs bclorc age 40 hut had tried to is :t sexy persona lily. 1t is the Type T. ahoul 1hcm. "Wouu_,n m pn"'111ons n( pi1wcr, curh the hchavtnr. They like a lot or sex. :\ lot ol \ ' Uri · ety', and lend to starl sex early m lafe ... They often chnnsc vaned sex· unl hchavlllrs :mc.l partners. he sa)is. B(lth cnviwnmcm and heredity pl:ty u role 111 c;c.at•ng Tyrc T r:o.. hr.! :o.;ty!'-1. ··There is growing ~'·idcnrc that therl' as sumc genetic factor at wnrk. hut the cn\'ironmcnt has a 1rcmcntluu~ unp.tL't. too." Penpk in power. hlllh mr.!n and wnmcn. often lccl they arc tmmune from l!ellin~ ~.· aught. :>iUys Thcl\!sa Crensiww. 'paSI president nl' the AmenL";III Aso,;OCia(Hln of s~x Educatlll'S. C(mnsclors :mJ Thcrarist ... " P,·oplc begin to respond diller· cntly" hllhn~c ;t ~: qutnng power. err.!- . Hours~ Tues. 12-8, Wed. 11-7, ating u sense of in\'ulncrnhlllly. Titen ",\IUnt.! wuh pnwer comes had Thurs. 9-5, Sat. 9-3 JUdgmcnl · i can do anything I w:~nL CAll 992·2550 FOR APPOINTMENT ""'d I won'l have w pay a pncc .... There is a psyc~nlo~ical tendency to test the system to "ec how lar you can \!U. Another dimcnsoon of power is ti;e ncgiccl or personal relationship~ Middleport. 293 SOUTH THIRD and the sexual void that can follow, 992-2550 To Their Staff!· Shear Dlusions ' ' ' . 'Come Home to Rutland' winners-announced The 10 commandments for seasoning cast iron cookware . · Add wet ingredients to the dry and whisk well1o make very smomh hancr. Let bauer rest at least I hour. Add the remainmg hall cup or buttermilk and whisk . Add more hut1crm1ik 1f mixture is 100 th1ck to drop from the spoon into the skillel. lnlo a large and well-seasoned cast-iron skollet, pour only enough oil to coal Jhe bonom and heat until a drop of water dropped on the surface sizzles. Spoon enough bauer onto the skollct to make 4-inch pan· cakes and rcdU<;e heat slightly. Fry pancakes until brown on each side. (Handle with care. These pancakes will be very silky if you don't kill them w11h too much 011 during the frymg process.) As pancakes are done, remove them from !he skillcl. place on an ovenproof planer and keep warm in the oven. When ready to serve. top wnh whipped buncr. warm maple syrup. bernes and fresh monl leaves Power, sex, risk: Mulling the motivation 1 The winners or severul contests held in conjunction with !he By The Associated Press . . 112 teaspoon ctoruway seeds , "Come Home lo Rutland" home- ~ A casual dmncr pany for l'rionds 1/S 10 114 teaspoon ground red coming cclchralion have been is ;t snl'iahlc way to greet .autumn pepper annnun(CQ . .md <,llch up nn what everyone did ~ 112 cups unc.ooked medium Don Tillis and Brenda Tuttle during the summer. nom.llcs wt.:rc the men\ and women 's wanAn easy meal L"an he as~cmhlcd Chopped fresh' parsley ners . respeclively. of .Ibe cow .1round :1 ~a vory 30-mmutc Bccl 114 cup daory sour half-and-half I'HlltY·throwin~ contcsl. l'apnkash. a hcarly d1'h th:\l won't Tr11~ fat frum steak. Cui steak Winners nf !he hog-callmg co n~e~p hosts ~awu y frnm guL·st~ ton into 1-tm:h pu.;ccs and llu~n I.'Ut ca..:h IC~I were RC\'. Charl!.!s Swig~cr hmg:. It uses t\!nd~.:r hcCt !ilrlmn. s ur~ in half. In large nonstick skillet nr and Mick Davenport The even! · fried. plus sauerkmu1 and noodles Dutch o\'cn. heat ml over mcdtum ~ was judged hy Joe Bolin . Trophies ..:uokcd in th~ sJmc ~ ~o.~llct Green lugh hcat _umil 'hoL Add ~.:1' on~.. were pr~scntcd to winners ol the 1,.,._,, \\ 1\UI~J t'll.' .1 m ~. . .' .h.. ~,'~ llllJl.lni ­ 11.tlf .1t ,, tim~ .md . . ti1 - r1~ I 1 /~ tu ~- c~' •H'-' '1. :.p,)n . . on:LI hy V.ntgh.tu , m~nl. minutes ur untsl oUlsitJe surl"w.:c i:-> 1111 IGA . A nu-rpnk ap[)t.:'lllcr sud1 as longer pink. (Do not metctmk ) Nate W1'!f.C was the winner o l thc appk wedges with Cheddar cheese Remove Irom skillet wtlh sloucd cuw patty deed conte st. omd ..:ru ... ty hrcad nmld start the spoon: set aside. Wmncrs of thr ('Il l' ht~kmg co n· meal. :~nd plum wsp >crved l'pr In sa me skt llct. udd on1nn.... test were Kmhlccn Fin~. Angcc c.k.;.,.~?rt wnuld he .t fmc ftnt o,; h, sauerkraut. paprika and 114 cup Arnold and Myrv olk Brnwn ~~Minute Beef Paprlkash wuier. Cnok and stir until nnaon"' an~ Karen W1111ams. Lori Paut:r:mn. I pound hnnclcss hcl!f top "'" ltun lender. nbnu1 3 . minute.<. S1ir in and Be be a o· Dell were the 1'11·,1. ste.1k. <'UI I inch Iluck hroth. 112 cup water. ltHH;lto past u. second und third·pla~o:c wmncrs of 1 tahlc~ronn vcgchthk ntl cumwny seeds. red pepper nnd non· chc dccoralcd cake cnnte"it , 1 m.:l.lium omnn ... ,Ju:ed dks. stirring IO separate nnfxllco,;. Hnnnrcd as Rutland uc.:togenan· 16-ou nLC packa£!C .. ~tu cr" rayj.. Bnn~ to u holi : reduce hem"' mcdi· an s were : Ada Taylor. ~aile ri ns"d. drained · um . Cover tightly and so miner I 0 Rohmso n. Lillie Robin Mm. Marcia I iahlcsptxm papnka minut('s or until noodle.; arc tender. Denison. Doris Thomas. Kathle en 1/4 cur water Rem ove from heat. rc1urn heel to Cremeans. GicnniS Musser. EvcI~ ~/4·ouncc can n:ady-tn-scn·e sk ollcl. Cover and let st~nd I minulc. lyn- Whue. Helen Gardner and beef hrnl h Sprinkle w11h parsley : scrl'c wuh Eugene Fink. They were presented 112 cup water sour half-and-half. Makes 4 scrl'· with .:ertif1 cates and so uve nir ings. 114 cup lnmato paste mugs. ter, 10 fry chicken and o\her dishes. This skillet also is coated with oil or an oil spray afler each usc. A good cast-iron skillel is so ver· satile, PritcheU say•. "You can cook just aboul anything in lhem," she says. She and her family usc them to make com bread as well as to sautee and stir-fry dishes. · The first cast-iron cookware was brought to the New World when SCI· tier. came from England and Europe. The Dutch oven was 'one of the most popular pieces, Hill says. " The Oat-bottom Dutch oven 011 a tripod was one of lhe best lhings lhc se ttlers had," says Shannon Houlden. Daniel Boone. is credited with adding legs to the Dutch oven and · flattening the lid, so he could place coals on top as well as undcmcalh. Hill says. The cornslick pans and other cast-iron cookware thai Russell Houiden uses arc far from new. but they still do a great JOh. They can handle the abuse that accompamcs a commcrcoal kitchen , he says. .. • By ROBYN BRADLEY LITCHFIELD Montgomery Advertiser I . Warm cookware before peeling off label . 2. Wash cookware. making sure to ronsc and dry Usc soap 1his time only. 3 , Mel! solid vegclabi e shorteni ng. Apply ·me lied shortening on to the <ookwarc with a sofl clo 1h - inside' and o utside· 4 . ·Preheat ove n to 350 degrees. Place cookware in the ove n up~idc down . Place alu minum foil on rack below to catch any dri[>pings. Bake f.ar one hour. then lurn oven off anJ let coo kw are remaon in !he ove n unlll coo l. Make sure iod s are• seasoned as well (inside and OUI). 5 . Rc -scason aflcr coo kong heans (any kond) or any acid1c food> like lomawe, . 6 Do not wash cookw are in soap or d1shwashing dctcrgcnh . Usc hnil1ng w,alcr and a briSIIc brush lo dean .,, 7 Wash immediately after usc. while still hot. Do not usc as a storage \' e~-..cl 8. Scour any grease buildup wath ste.cl wool or sa nd paper Then rc-:-.C~hon 9 After was h1n g cook. wa rc . dry carefu ll y. th en spray li ghtly wllh a >e geuhlc mi. "'Pe dry and stOre. Never store uten s il wuh lid on. Cao,;t tron needs a1r l"IH'ulatlon I 0. Deep fry m Dutch oVens a t lea .;t SI X tim es prior to cooking J,l· ;Jn~ (If .lny kind R'-·:-.caso n afler fOOkl ng 1h c bc ~ n s. . ' •• • •• ' -••.• •• L_------------~~----------------------------~·~----~------~--------------~: ' • '• ---____,...Try these recipes in your cast - iron skillet·----= ' ·Quick cooking recipes: 30 Minute Beef Paprikash for dinner on the run iron. I do have a few other (cookware) pieces, but I was born and raised on cast iron," Hill said. Hill has several pieces from her grandmother's collcc:tion as well as her great-grandmother's collection. She plans to pass them on to her son or daughter. "I taught both of my children how 10 season the cast iron," she says. "Both of.them are' great cooks and relish lheir cast iron." Russell Houlden. who- with his .wife Shannon- owns the Sassafras Tea Room restaurant in Mont-' gomcry. Ala., uses cast-iron pans every day to makC corn sticks-. "Oil invades the pores of the iron to keep it from rust1.ng." he says. After each usc. the corn stick pans arc scrubbed with s1ecl wool to remove bits of corn hrend .from the indentions of the pan. Once the pans air dry. Houlden coats the msides nf !he pans with oil spray to prepare them for the next usc. He and the · restaurant· s other cnok.s usc a large casHron "'killct. which IS aboul 12 mchcs in diamc· • Protestant - Catholic scholar shepherds a weighty Bible book . Community Calendar The Commun 1ty Calendar i ~ pub· llshcd as D. free service to nonwproflt groups wiShing to ~nnounc.c meet· mgs and spccwl events. The c.llcndar 1s not designed 10 promote sales nr fund raiscr~:() r any type . hems o.1rc prmtcd as space pcrmils and cannot he guaranteed to run a spcL:il1c nun~ her ol days . and the public.: univcrs1ty sy.;;tcms in Texas and Caftfornta. The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 The care and feeding of a· treasured cast- iron skU let· Nader criticiizes 'Sesame Street' for corporate sponsorship By DAVID BAUDER ' • -said the messages will be aomed al dren." APTelevlslo!l Writer adulls, nol choldren. The sponsorBefore !his year. PBS paid ·about NEW YORK (AP)- Consumer ship is necessary because crw ·1s a third of the show 's $20 million advocale Ralph Nader is asking par- getting less fundong from public yearly pr'*'ction costs. sa1d Gary Knell, execu1ive vice president for ents to protest a Si million corporate television. prnducers saod sponsorship of " Sesame Stteet'' . The messages. in fact. will say operalions a1 Children's Television after 30 years of commercial-free Discovery Zone provoded funding to Workshop, The company sells merbroadcasting. keep "Sesame Street" on the air. chandisc including "Sesame Street" A IS-second message from Nader. who has been a gueSI on vodeos and dolls to cover Ihe addiindoor playground manufacturer "Sesame Strccl." urged parents to tionai cos! Discovery ' Zone will precede and protest the deal. . PBS has cut the show's annual follow each "Sesame Sl~et' ' "As 'Sesame Street' turns .30. funding by about S3 million under a epiSode when the new season beg1ns and adds these Discovery Zone new con Ifact. Knell said. Knell saod of Nader· "l!'s very Nov. 16, said makers of !he chit- commere~als, perhaps it oughl to dren 's show. No commercials will change its name to ' Huckster diSappoinling. frankly. thai he would air during the show. Alley." ' Nader saod Tuesday. smear the name of !he one program Children's Television Workshop, He accused "Sesame Stree1 '' of 1ha1 IS 1rymg to bring quaiily 10 chilwhich produces "Sesame S!reet." "exploiting omprcmonablc chll- dren's tclcvosion at a time when gov- Po""roy • Middleport, Ohio marganne . cui m pieces quan pot covered wuh water. Soil nnc-founh cup milk. or more if J'<llat<lCs unlit tender. :~houl 20 minnecessary ute s Dram well. then return ptllillm.·s ' · 2 cups low-fa! so ur cream Ill the pol over very low heat. Mash <'>nc-hall cup lresh cum kernels coar~cly With a potato masher. then Kos her snit and J:rcshly ground stir in huller. , hiack pepper tu 1u!:IC ' Add malk. "'our cream. ~.:orn . sail one- half cup fine dry hrcad and pepper. Stir unlil well mix ed. crumbs . add murc milk 1f mixture i' too dry · 4 table spoons unsalt ed mar~arinc Remove friHn heal and allow lo 6 tahle spoons cxlra-virgon oliVe cool When cold. form m1xture 1n10 oil rounded pauics lhal arc ahoul J. I spng fresh rosemary mches in dmmcter and 1-mch !hiCk. Fresh rosemary spngs for garnish Lighliy dredge m hrcad crumhs . Several hours before se rvmg. Place margannc. olive 1111 and a place potatoes (do not peel) in a 3- sprig of ro!oicrnnry in a large c.t..,t-lron • sk al kt H~o:.tl unti l .1 wat~l' drop ,j,. tlc:o. whl'n d111ppcd mw ml /\dd .1 lew pot .lt<' L'ot~c . . .mJ rcdu~c hL:at to mcd1um F!) C:I~C:>i lu1 5 nunutco,; o n . cad1 ' "·k I f th ~ f1r:o.t "i!dc d1J not );L'I !;Olden · hrown 111 ~ mtmnc .... llli.'IC~Jse heal lot • other ,,dc Kcc:r th~: tint.,hcd L:.tkes warm wh1k: you L'ook the n:maindcr. Garnish wt th rusc111.11 y "f'l' 'f!' .md se rVC. Rcc1pcs frnm "The Nl'W Amen can Farm Cookho,,J.. .. hy L1nda and• Fred G11lftlh " (Yokong Studon • Books. $:10) �I • ;age 12 • ~ ---- -White House; Congress stepping ~ up budget effort-s WASHINGTON lAP) - Con- down. but each side is blaming lhe gre<;~ional leaders and White House other for the tension in Congress· offic•als are steppmg up efforts to push 10 complet<' 1ts 1998 legislative resolve dispute' over the census, the work by the weekend. "The Republocans seem ID want to International Monetary Fund and other ISsues h•ndenng completion of draw attention away from !he fact that they haven't been able to get' overdue spendmg bills. White House chief of staff Ersk• thelf work done." sa1d Joe Lockhart. ine Bowles planned to meet wnh top President Clinton's new spokesman. "They could. you know. have in Republican leaders at the Capitol today 10 begin plowmg thr0ugh m•11d shuttmg down the government just because of the political mileage dozen~ of unre,.,lved mailers. He was expected to meet wnh Hou<e Speak- they thonk they moght get out of thai." countered Lou. < er Newt Gmgnch. R-Ga .. and Senate Just four of the 13 annual spendMaJOrity Leade< Trent Lon. R-Miss The meetmg comes with both ing bolls for fiscal 1998. which began sides aware lh at a stopgap measure Oct I, have been completed by temporanly keepmg federal agencies Congres.• and seem desuned for Clin. funcuomng e<plre' Fnday n• ght. . ton"s stgnature. The Senate voted 55-43 Tue!lday Few expect a campaign sea."'n ' 'andoff thatl<ad' to a partwl federal , hut- to approve a fifth , a $60 billion agri- - Chrys r reca/11 9 '· culture measure. But Clinton is expeCted to veto it because it falls $3 billion short of the S7 billion he wanLS for emergency fann aid. • The House voled 409-14 a $93.4 billion measure financing enviI'QflmeiKal, housing and veterans programs. It was expected to get Cl inton's signature, but still needed lhe Senate's approval. The measure contauled S600 million less than the $2.1 billion Clinton wanted for Superfund toxic waste cleanups; softened GOP language that would have limited the administration's ability 10 fight global warming; and included a bipartisan overhaul of the public housing system. Dropped from that mea.<ure was House-aP.,roved language sponsored by Rep. Frank Riggs, R-Calit. that for - Ul:JJtl~t: ' 685,000 would have blocked a San Franci!ICO ordinance thai requires city contractors tD provide health and other benefill to same-sex putnen. Bowles, Gingrich and Loti were expected to )Work from a list that by Tuesday afternoon contained a few doze!l items of disogreement. They inclUded fights over whether scientifiC sampling should be uSed for hard-IO-COUnt Americans in lhe 2000 census; whe~r and under what conditions the United States should give $18' billion !Oihe IMF; and whether Clinton should get S I billion to $2 billion in additional funds for education and other social programs. On Tuesday. House GOP leaders initially said they had agreed to pro; vide $18 billion Clinton and the Senate want for the IMF. wh1ch has _, .. Wed~y, October 7, 1998 Wednesday, October 7, 191Nf Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel Galllpolla 6 VIcinity Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames· • Soap • Baby, Gifts IIIStlllt WOOD OOUIU IIIIlS OPIIIIH 'OPIIOIIS AYAIWII - 110 COURT ST. 1-80().291·5600 POMEROY, OHIO W.VA. 1023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE IIAY BE REQUIRED - -·. ... 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Ucensed & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ....... 7/22/tln 5/25/tln • Hartwell Hares In Hl•torlc Downtown Pomeroy 992·7696 · 20 Yrs. Exp • Ins. Owner: Ronn1e Jones QUALITY · WINDO\v SYSTEMS ' : Tola!'d Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion AU VINR DOUBLE NUIG INSUlATED GWS nLJ-IN FOR EASY CUAIING E~.Pilt~~! stzl ., ro tJ Ulllfll tiiCIW 111 42 statjons to s·t art broadcasting dig_it~l television in November . . Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles SJ95.00 IISTAWD' ' "WI1ere QttnUfy Doesrr'l Co11 More" 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 WORRYING!!! SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Umestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable R•tas · Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 .... ..,._ ...... 9U"E: 2 00 p.fft. Pf 8 HARTWELL HOUSE AL.COA Howard L Wrltesel . President Clinton vows to veto GOP farm aid . AU, Yord Soloo llutt a. Paid In Ad\wa REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL r.1 .. WASHINGTON lAP) - The net matures onto an entenamment Walt DJSney Co .. already under boy- medtum that could include the deliv· COli by some religoous groups. is ery of moVJes. \\-ASH INGTON iAPl - Chry,ler oecking to be exempted from a pro" We have concerns that the cur• C"rp. '' re,allm~ 6N5.000 l.lle-moJposed'law aimed at keepong Internet rent language " too ~road.' ' satd c:l t:.tfl.i that .. omt'llllles roll uway pornography away from children, MPAA spokesman Rich Taylor. " We "hen i<tt 1n park according to Republican congres- support changes to the language that " \ M oJ~I"i ~,..·overt!d 1n Tuesd.1y's would target and impact commercial .sJonal staffers. ·' ann,,uncement .~re the Chry,ler C1r- ' The GOP-sponsored Chold Online adult Web slles " ru> and Dodge Stratu ' from model ProtectiOn Act. the second maJor Dosney,. whose busoness hi!-~ long' ;ear' 1995-1998 and the Plymouth effort by Congress to protect chtldren been entenaonment mostly for chitBn:~Lc: am.i Chry ... lc:r Sc:bnng lrum on the Internet. would require com- dren, ha.s been the target of a largely model ""'' 1996- 1998. Dealers wi ll mercial Web s1tes to venfy an adult's ineft'ect1ve boycott by some rell ,, nullf y inoton ... r... tn Ot'ct" rn~r about age before showing photographs or goous groups. notably the Southern ahout bnngmg the1r !.\Irs 10 to be other material "harmful to minors." Baptist Convent1on and the conscrvfl:tt:d tor tree::. ~ a1J company The House planned to vote on the alive Focus on the Family. ' · , pokc, man M1ke Aberl1ch. They object to some of Dosney's bill today. f • Dn \er" ~ h•llmg out of park when Disney. the Motion Picture Asso- pollcoes, oncludong providing health the key 1' 111 the locked posuion can dation of Amer~ca and other groups benefits to the same-sex partners of break .1 part con nected to the >h1ft1ng are lobbying Republican leaders. said 1i, employees, and to films such as mechamsm. later allowing a stauon the GOP staffers, speakmg on condi- " Pulp Fiction" by ots Mtramax Film ary car to ro ll away when the park- · uon of anonymity They were pre ~s- Corp subsidiary. ' ong brake IS not set. Chrysler officoals ing for language lim1ting the bill only Disney. with $22 4 billion in sales SAFETY GEAR • Children It Letart Falla and Elementary School. Membera of the Recine s;:ud to a company that diSplays <Inline last year. operates " Disney.Com Portland elementary achoola participated In a VFD handed out ufety ltlclip and other Items F1fty motonsts have reported the h~ful material "a.~ its pnmary or);- The Web SJte for Families" through Fire Prevention Weak program Monday. Racine In addition to flra aatety lnllructlon. (Racine problem. cla1mong H caused five grmc•pal course of trade or busi- ots Dosney Online busoness, p~rt of the VFD photo) firefighter Curtis Jones t. ahown here dis· accodents and one onjury. Aberhch ness.'' accordmg to lobbymg docu- company 's mass1ve "Creiuive Con· playing flreflghtlng and reacue gear It Portland 'aid • . ments. tent" dovtSJon that overall" respon· The company also IS recallong fac· As written now. the bill would soble for nearly half lls revenues. That tory-onstal!ed ch1ld seats on 157.000 apply to ull compantes that display diVISion also covers M~ramax. The £ hryskr Town and County. Dodge such material on the Internet "as a Disney Store. home vodeo releases Caravan and Grand Caravan and regular course ol such person's trade and some television shows. Pl ymouth Voyager and Grand Voyor business." But sonce Disney's " primary or ager mono va ns for model years 1996:·That particular loophole could princ1pal busoness" JSn't showing ,, 97 What the stations can do is change e~soly be used by the aduiL-onented harmful m?terial online, the compaWASHINGTON (AP) -There Chicago- and some smaller mar· Both recal ls ~ ppeare<.l on a gov- still are glitches to overcome. but 4\Z.. kets too. the program for in,tance s•tes to c•rcumvent the whole ontent ny wouldn t fall under the new law if ernme)ll report released Tue,day and TV stations will become poonecrs-....,. The National A~sociation of " Friends," "ER" or "Home of the law.'' said David Walsh. dorec- the wordong were changed. Most othwere confirmed b; Chrysler ollicials. neKI month when they begm offering Broadcasters announcement Tues· Improvement" - from its onginal torofthe Nat•onallnstituteon Media er entertainment companies ulsfi Mole than 160 parents have com• voewers what is touted a.< crystal clear day tned 10 deflect blame away from analog format into digital, a process and Family. "You'd have to get mto would be exempted from the law. · the detimt10n ol primary or princiThe Clinton admonistrahon oppos-: plained that theor 'c hildren were digital poctures and sound. the indus!!)! over what ha.~ been a called "upconvenong." tr.1pped on buolt-m chold seats on Those slat 10 ns - 16 more than bumpy transition from analog to es the legiSlation - atlea.•t pending: WRC·TV in Washington, one of pal." DJSney saod m a statement It " is ·a study of o11line pomogmpby - <ay-: Chry,ler mom vans when the restraonT - originally scheduled to be on the atr high-quality digital technology. the 42 stations, plans to do this for all extremely concerned that chddren be mg ot prefers the use of high-tech: systems' belts malfunctioned, accord- on November - reflect an It-year "Broadcasten; are delivenng on its regular programming. said Jerry ing to reports filed with the Na.tional effort between government and their dig1tal pledge and. in fact. Agresti, the station's director of engi· P'?tected from exposure to onappro- tools by parents over a "static. 1mper• _ H1ghway Traffic Safety Admono <tra- ondus.try to gel the next generation of exceeding it," NAB President Eddie necring.lbe piece of equipment to do pnate content on the Internet" and feet solution" such as a new law. : The House bill 'ponsored by Rep; TV off the ground. Eventually. all TV Fritts sa1d. , th~• costs about $120.000 tO "has been Wc;>rkmg Wllh members of ' liOn Congress to 1mprove the language" . Mochael Oxley. R-Ohio. largely par·: Some parents '"'d they we re stall ons must make the switch from The digital stations broadcasting $125.000, he said. allels leJl islatJon offered on the Sen• forced to cuJ choldren out of the seats today's analog signal to digital by on November will au;some programs In additiop, WRC. an NBC affili- ol the b1H. Others lobbyong for the chang~ ate by Sen. Dan Coats. R-Ind .. whoch when the shnu lder belts started 2006. -movies or sports events- in the ate. plans to air in high definition, retracllng and iaJ ied to relea>e lrom "More than one-third of the tete- •harpest digital format called high "The Tonight Show Wiih Jay Leno" ~id they're concerned that a bill is part of a Justoce Department spend-: • amund choldrens' head' A handful v1soon households in the country will definition. in the spring of 1999. the movie atmed mostly at pornographoc Web ong b11l awauing a vote. Congress is scheduled LO adjoum: sUJd the rctracung restraints became have access to at least one digital TV And many 1f not ull of those stu-, "Men m Black" sometime next year , sites might mudvenently snare maonstream s~tes. espec.,lly as the Inter- Fnday • so ughl they choked the ch old, sognul thos year," Federal Communi- lion' will air their regular program· and " Titanic" in 2000. accordmg to repo rt' filed at the cations Commossion Chairman Bill ming on a d1gital format that looks to . NHTSA Kennard saod about the 42 stations. the viewer quite toke high delinition. r-==;:=:::;;:::;:;=:==r:=~:::::=:====r-==::=:::;:==:::=::===T==::===.=.:::·':::==; Those stations represent nine of sa1d NAB's v•ce preSJdent or televiPublic Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice : the top 10 TV markets - all except sion. Chuck Sherman. NOTICE OF BALE Porco! Number 09- forma may be oacured tram Hocking Valley R•gton)l the above olflce. ,A site Development Dletrlct, ROIIto By virtue of an Order of 00352.000.' Tht deocrlptlon tor thlo showing lor thlo project Ia 1, Box 299 D, Mtrltttl, Ohio Solo looutd out of tht Common Plooa Court of reel ..toto hot been ocheduted lor 2:0d p.m., 1 Ia requeattng propooalo lor . Mtlgo County, Ohio, In tht provided by tl;lt Grantu. Wedneoday, October 21. Atzhelmor'a Dtoaaao and Reference ;Deed ~~ Volume r.oat of the Homt Notional 1998, at the ebove ortlce related dtoordaro lunda In Bonk, Plaintiff, vo. Jimmie 333, Page 541 ; Matga (740) 742.0704. ,Aih~na, Hocking, MeiiJI L. Young, tt ot.; Dtlendtnhl, County Deed Racordo. , Each bld must be Monroe, Morgan, Nobte, WASHIN GTON (A P) - The Audttor'o Parcel No.: 09· 'accompanied by either a bid Parry artd Waahlngton WASHINGTON !API .:._ Prest' , Senate MaJomy Leader Trent upon • Judgment thertln .00352.001 U.S. Postal Scrv1ce il is creating a rendertd, being Caat No. 18 IIOnd In the amount of 10% Counttoa. dent Clmton saod he has "no choice • LDtt. R-Miss .. >aid if the preSident dod CV Tho Tex Map Office of the bid amount with a 83 In ootd Court, I will Completed propoaata comm1 ~s1on to mvesttgate v101ence but to veto" a $4.1 bi[!oon Republi- veto the bill. Republicans would try· offer lor oota tl the front lndlcotea thto parcel to be ourety oatlolactory to mu" be rtcetvad at tha and 'a(ely os'sues on the postal workcan farm a1d plan because 11 doesn't to attach it to an omnibus spending door of tho Courthouee In 7.29 ocru. There to a aloreaald Village of Rutland Buckeye Hills office on or place help farmers enough. b11l woth other appropna!lons mea· Pomeroy, Metgo County, dtocrepancy In the otarttng or by certified check, before October 30, 1998 by Headed by Jose ph Calofano Jr.. Ohio, on the 8th day ot point WhiCh CaUIII In cashiers check, or letter of 5:00 P.M. Technical ' " While thos agnculture bJII pro- sures. November, tl98, at ·tO:QO overlap of t 8 loot on the credit upon 1 solvent. bonk aaolatanct will be offered to former ..,euetary of health. educa110 n vi des some help to fanner>, it simply " The president is wolllng to put at a.m .. tho following Iondo, ooulh oldt ol the real In the amount of not lou compete In tho bidding and welfare. the five-membe r panel does not do enough." Clinton saod nsk those progtams that are funded ttntmtnll and mobile eatlte. lhan 10% of ~he bid amount process II noedad. w11l report to Postmaster .General Alto a 1978 Baron Mobile In !he levor of the aforesaid Contract• lor oorvtcoo I'll! "If Congress msists on scrnlong me an in 1h1s b,ill to accommodate the inter- ~omeo, located at 517111 Wilham Hender>on on work-related agriculture boll that falls Lo respond ests of a few.'' Sen Thad Cochmn. R- Bigley Rldgt, Long Bottom, home, to 114369, Ohio VIllage of Rutland. Bid be lor the period July t OH 45743. A complete Certificate of Title bonds ~t re s~. substance ubust: and the work · a hall be ' 1998 to June 30, 1999. f,ully to the needs of Amenca'' farm· Miss .. said during debate Tuesday. togal deocrlptlon 01 tht rt11l t530001D5t2, and 1 1987 accompanied by Proof of Spoclllc amounts of pl a~e environment ~ ers, then I woll have no chmce but to "To veto the bill creates more ootatt 11 eatotlowo: Clayton mobile home, tO Authorlt~ of the official or lunda available lor eoeh "Workplace VIOlence rem:::u n:-. an The lollowlngrrut olhllt 141030, Ohio Ctrtlllcote of agent •lgnlng the bond service ln each county ljro veto the b1ll ." · delay. more uncertainty." said urgent threat to employees on eve r~ In Ollyt ·Tawnthlp, Tille 15300009154. lltUotld available In tho bld packet(10) 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, tt 7 tc Senate Republicans passed the Cochran. who chair> the agriculture oectlon 30, Town.3N, Range Property addrota: 51191 compan y and orga mzation m Amer· For further Information 'Or $60 bi llion over•ll agriculture spend- appropnatlons subcommittee. 11W. being mora Bigley Rldgt, tong Bottom, a propooot pocket, ptaaao ica." Henderson saod Tuesday " No ing boll 55-43 Tuesday even though "Farmers need help now." parttculorly dtocrlbod 11 OH 45743 contact Molly Varner (740) respon>Jble employe r can 1gnore that Public Notice Rut Eotall and Mobile' Clinton had admoniShed them over Republicans cia1m the Democrat- lot lowe: rcahty " ~.7~:,~~· Beginning ot on Iron pin Homeo Appralood at: the weekend "nnt to leave town" ic propo>al is a throwback to the days PUBLIC NOTICE The pan~l \ creatoon follo1w' a before addio:~g more money to the aod befdre the 1996 farm law when sub- found being tho ooutheoot $30,000.00. Tho reel ootato NOTICE to horaby given corntr of Jim Neol't 15.25 and mobile homoo cannot that spate of VIolent ~c h b) emp loyees at · on Saturday, October package attached to the larger bill. SJdies were tied to crop prqduction. Public Notice ,; acre lrect and on tho North bo sold lor Ieos than two- 10, 1998, postal facthltl!s, ,;1vmg nse to thl! at 11 :00 a.m., a The House had passed the b11l Friday. Instead, the GOP package offers u tine 1 10 aero tract formerly third• the appralttd value. public aalo wilt be held at popularity of the phra'e "g01 ng Terma of tole: Caah on 420 PUBLIC NOTICE . Chnton and the Democrats have mox of diSaster relief and about S I.7 owned by Morgtrat Groce _w,ot Main Street, postal" to describe workplace flarand being the Southwttt delivery of deed. NOTICE to htrtby given • Pomeroy, Qhlo, to sell for pushed al'$7 3 bolloon plan that would billion on direct payments to larmers. corner of properly Sold oubjtet to eecrued coon that on Sat:.~rdty, October mgs of temper. the following rely mostl y on giving farmers an - Farmers in the uppet Midwest would purcholtd by Ktnnllh and rul ealate texea and mobile tO, 1998, at 10:00 a.m. , a In Apnl. a 15-year ve teran elerk at collateral. e<tra $5 b•lhon through a program get about $675 million to help with Betty Young lnNn Alben R. homo (lXII. 1 public sate wilt be hold Jlt 1998 Plymouth Horizon a Dallas post office w;ts >hot and that subsodizes growers when com- a senes of crop faolures over the past and Wilma Dtlngolo; thence Jomee M. Souloby 2tt Weot Second Strtot t P3BM t 8D97Yt 9128 kolled by a temporary employee and North 300' along the Eool (9) 30 Pomeroy, Ohio, T.h~ mod1ty prices fall below set levels. five years. . The Farmer& Banlt and tine of Neot'a propeny to en (10}7,14 last December a postal worker on MItFermer's Bank and Savings Savings Company, The vote for the smaller GOP American farmers are fucong their Iron pin Itt; thence Eoot 3TC waukee opened tire. lo.tllmg a coPomeroy, Ohio, reaervaa the Company parking tot, to loll package is narrow enough to prevent worst financial crisis in more than a 1105.5' to 1 point on tho <Jght to bid at this sale, and for caah tho following work~r and woundmg two Olhcrs jwil Public Notice Se nate Repubhcan' from ovemdong decade. The government predicts Eoot aide of Btglty Rtdgt 10 withdraw the above cottatarat: belo re kollonG h1msell . Rotd and on lho Wtot tint 1994 Chevrolet S·10 a veto and means there may be some farm income will drop nearly 16 perNOTICE TO BIDDERS collateral ,prior to sate. of en 8 aero trtct formerly And us recent ly as Tuesday. an room to negotiate a compromise, cent this year to $42 billion. tGCCSt441RKt65356 Staled blda lor a "VIllage FuJ'IMr, Tho Farmers Bank owned by Dolt and Donna Tho Farmora Bank and armed postal worker on R1ver> ode. Rutland Hazord and Savings Company Democrats said. The farm bill contains a provision Connolly; thence South 300' at Savlngo Company Mltlgetion Project- Intact reaorvoa tht right to rolocl Calif. who once worked for th e ci ty "We're gomg to hang tough." said that would allow a one-year wu1ver 10 1 point, !hence Weal removal of en oxtottng any or ell bids submitted. Pomeroy, Ohio, r.aarvea thf took the mayor .ond two council Se n. Paul Wellstone. D-Monn. of sanctions on India and Pakistan, 1105.5' to tho point of houae for re~uae, Further, the above right Ia bld at thto alto, tnd membe"' ho,tage and waged a gun beginning containing 7.8 dtmotlohtng and fitting eolltttrat will bo sold In the to withdraw tho above "The number of votes g•ves us the Imposed follow1ng nucle~r tests by battle with pollee on wh•ch five peo- leverage," said Sen. Byron Dorgan, those nations. A waiver would open acres. mor1 or leai~ boltmtnt, grading, atedlng condition It Ia ln, with no collateral prior to oo(e. ucopttng all legal and mulching tho tilt," will oxpre oo or Implied Further, The Formoro. Bank ple, mcludong the postal worker. D-N D. the way for U.S. grain sales to the tootmontt and . rlghto of be reotlvtd at lht Vutago of warranties given. and Savtngo Company • were wounded. rooorvoo 1he rlghl to reJect The impasse means th~ overall two countiies. but it was unclear what way. Rutland Hazard Mitigation For further lnlormallon, Califano said his commossion Excepting ony mlnoralo any or all bldo oubmltted. Tim at 985-4289. contact Pro)tct olllct, P.O. Box 420, agnculture spendong blll IS on hold would happen to that proviston if the plans to ofT~r recommendations to the untJ I lawmakers reach an agreement, main bill•s vetoed and some portions provlouoly convoyed. Further, the above 337 Moln St., Rutland, Ohio (10}7, 8, 9 3 tc Btlng a pan of tht reel 45775, Attn: Boyd A- Ruth, collateral will be aotd tn the agency an4 hoJli!S to " make the l;.S. which must come soon GOP. lenders wind up being in an omnibus spenddoocrlbod In d .. d eatott condlllon It Ia In, with no until 11 :oo am Friday, Pnstal Service t~c national model for have sa1d they hope to .complete all ing bill. Public Notice recorded In Volume 257, October 30, 11188, upon oxprau or tmpttod workplace ,<afcty and security." Page 447 of lht llolge which time bide will bo warranties glvtn. of their spending work by this week· LEGAL NOTICE County Dtld Rtcordl. AJIO opened and reed aloud. For further lnloimott!in The Postal Service also plans to end, when Congress is ~c heduled to Tho Area Agency on The bJII is H.R. 4101. pari of lht reel tolate Spoolflolllono 1nd bid Aging of Buckeye Hilla· contact Tim at 985-4289. • .' .1haro the panel's findings with other adjourn. Identified by Auditor'• (10)7,8 9.3tc · f~bor DQd munaseme nt leaders. COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP 30 scents available • Condit mol~ IIJpplits • Rtlill! • Varlely of Gilb • Tues-Fri 10-6 Satt 0-4 ' . Rt. 124 Minemilit, OH 74o-992-4559 "Ask about our candle parties" 005 Personals Gen11eman Seeking Companion· ship From Nice Female For Talks, Walks & Friendship. Send Re· plies To ~53 SecoM Avenue, Apartment 403, Gallipolis , OH 45631 Start dating tonlghll Ha11e fun playing the 'ONo Oatin9 Game, 1· 800-AOMANCE , exlenSton 9015 ltlo ""'·a.-, Odlllon·2·01Jp.m. frldoy.- ·10:00 o.m. Selunlay Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Ytrd Stl" Mu1t Be Pilei In Advenee . Dodllne: 1:OOp111 the dty· before the •d 11 to run , Sundey & lllond•r •dltlan· 1:00,m Frldoy. Eighl fam•ly yard oalel My IMggosl ever October 8·1 0, 9am·4pm lots of children's clothes, Iota of plus stzas and In betwsen , all clean and mce From Rutland take New. L•ma Rd 3 miles then watch lor signs Bea Wood, 740· 742·2790 . Saturday Oct 9- 10. 5 11 2 ""'"' out Eagle R•dge, turn on Sugar Grove Ad S•gnt Rain or sh.ne Siz,t 3 jeans. okt dressers knick knacks, old 36' bathroom vantty, solid wood gun cabinet, cheap ptiees 9am-5pm Frida)' & Garage sale· Oct 9·10, 41000 l.al.l'al Clltf Ad. Pomerov. (Et)lln'a) TV, hvmg room suite, love seal. lots ol m~sc Items Rain or anlne Oct 8·9 first rnotll~ home behlnd Me.gs Fa~rground 3(b40 window, wl1h screen & storm wmdow, sweeper, sheet sets many ilama 80 Auction and Flea Market Rick Pearson Aucllon Company, full time auc11oneer, co mplete r J auction service licensed t66.0hlo & West VIrginia, '304· 1 773-5785 Or 304 773-5447 Wedemeyer's Aucti on Service. Gallipolis, OhiO 740·379-2720 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Collar All U S Sll· ver And Gold Co.ns, Proot sets, Diamonds Antique Jewelry, Gold Rings, Pre·1 930 US Currency, Stedlng, Etc Acqulstllons Jewelry • M TS Coin Shop 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-446-2842. Antiques, top pnces paid, River· lne An11que s Pomeroy Ohio Russ Moore owner. '740·992· 2526 .' Antiques & clean used furniture, will buy one ptece or complete houseMid , Osby Martin 740· l 992 6576 Clean Late ~odel Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Models Or Newer, Sm1th Buick Ponuac, ·1!~0 0 East· ern Avenue. Gallipolis" J & 0 Auto Parts Buying wrecked or salvaged vehiCle& 304-773·5033 Wanted To Buy Junk Auto's Any Condition, 740·446·9853 Wanted To Buy· Used Mob ile Homes. Call 740-446·0175, 304· 675·5905 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 30 Announcements Fall hayride, Sunday. Octobe r 11th from 1Oam-7pm Pagevllle, Ohio Call 1-888·209·8837 lor In lonnatlon 110 Now To You Thrlff SI\Oppe 9 West Stimson, Athens 740·592·1842 Quality clot hing and househOld 1tems $1 00 bag sale e11ery Thursday Monday thru Saturday 9 /J0-530 ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEED· ED IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER DRIV· 40 lllveaway 6 Week Old Puppies Parent s IMedlum Size I To Good Home, 740·379·23a3 Blactt pari Tamer male, 3yrs old, oeutered Good Inside or ouls.tde pel 304-882·3438 • Female puppy, 7 months. has shots. Cocker mb::, 740·992-6323. Free puppies to ·good home Mother IS registere d Doberman, black & rust , ta ils docked 4 males 41emales 304-458· 1090 Mother cal and 3 adorable kit· tens ,appro• 7·8 wks otd 740· 446·0794 To good home. AKC Shar ·peL 'male, 10 months all shots, 740 742·371' 60 Lost and Found LOST. Female dog. Ger man short· haired Pointer, chocolale spots & face, brlndel · gray & white Answers to Roxie 304· 882·3593 or 304· 882·3569 any· ,... Loat· Rio Granele Area , Fam1ly Dog, Basset Beagle M1x, 2 Year Old Female Red Collar, Answers To ChlOe, 74().245-()138 MISSING Leon area . small brown & while Clog Answers to Susie, not good wtchltdren 304· 458-1766 70 Yard Sale GaiiiP.Qlls & VIcinity Garage Sa le 2 Fam111es TtlUrsday & Friday 9 00·? 1 Mlle South On Roult 218 Brtck House On Lett. 1st Tlma In 2 Years 708 Seco nd Ave nue Tnursaay 9·4, Fnday, Saturday, 9-3 Chesh1re, Turn At TNT P1t Stop. Off Route 7 Thais Story's Run Aoaa Come 112 Mtle, S1gns Up On Lei! Friday October 9th, Sat· urday October 1Oth, Open 10 00 To 5 30 PM Sunday October 111h0pen Noon To 6 00 PM Help Wanted AVON I All Are.a's I Shirley Spears 304-675 1429 lNG? 'LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company 'PERSONALIZED DlspaiCn ~ PAlO Empklyea Health & llle Insurance, DentaUnsurance "HOME Weekends "Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST •4ou< •Lale Model Fretghtllner CONVENTIONALS' Requ~rements Age 23 Class A CDL And Good Driving Record Please Call Toll Free 1·888 790· 0008 ADDITIONAL OWNER OPERA· TORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY "Local Family o·wnect Company "Personalized Dispatch •up To $1 00 IMI (locludmg 1 Accessonal Pay) •Home Weekends •Run From OH To The South And Southwest •Permits Provided At No Charge -rolls Paln "Fuel Card Available Reqwemen ls Age 23. Class A COL And Good Orivmg Record Please Call Toll Free 1·888-790- r 0009, Ask For Garnel Expertenced Handresser Needed For Busy New Sa lon 8J ne1 tts 740 44 1·1880 or 740·256·6336 HELP Need Employees! Domino's of Point PtHtant r-.low Hinng All PoslhOns • Ortvers & Management 304-675-5858 Help Wanted Commercial Pa•nters w1th 5 years Experience and References Call ~7401 · 245· 5555 Holzer Sen1or Care Cen1er Is currently seek•ng an tMi ll ldual to serve as soc 1al ser11lce aestg· nee Respons1blltl1es mclude but are not llm•led to assessments care plans care con ferences program notes. addressmg psy chOsoclal needs as a res1dentt lamtty ltaison Must be hceosed protesslonei Applicants must be w111ng to wor~ a llexible sched· ule . tor e•ample 32 Mours over l ive day wee~ I! tntertsted please stop by 380 Co1on1al on~.~e B1dwen and 1111out an ap. pl•ca!lon between IM hours of 9am-4 30pm All inttuested par· ties must apply b'f 1,019198 EOE. Holzer Sen 1or Care Center Is Currently Seeklng An Individual Opn't Miss Th•s Oneill Thursday, To Setllf! As Social Service De&· Friday, Pathf ind er Yard Sale ' Ignes Responsil:lilltJes Include Items From Fami!IIS All Over But Are Not limited Too AssessGallt8 Coun ty, BIQ Red Auchon ments, Care Plans Care Conler· Barn Between Rodney & Bob ences. Progress Notes, Ad· Evans Farm on 588 dressmg Psychosoctal Needs ltnd A Aes tdent /Family Ltatson Garage Salt Oct 7th, 8th , 9·? Must Be A licensed ProfeSSIOn· Ra in Or Shine, 2 Miles East Of al App licants Must Be Wllltng To Porter On 554, Nice Winter Work A Flextl:lle Schedule, For Clolhes Example 32 Hours Over A Five Oay Week It Interested Please Inside & Out, Large Variety TV's Stop By 380 Colonial Dnve Bid· Sweepers, Radios , Mower. Wa· well A.nd Fll! Out An App!lcation IOJitod, CIOI~Ing 112 On All Kind& Between The Hours Of 9 A M • Glassware, 1699 McCorm lc~ 4'30 PM All lnlaresta d Parlin Road, Frklay, & Saturday. 9·5. 4 MuSI ~Pil~ Sy 10/9198 EOE Rooms Full! ' ' j3 Yard Sale " vehicles Commission to look at postal workplace violence Daily Sentinel• Page 70 struggled to keep the world's rained hundreds of provisions shipeconomies from faltering. Republi· ping federal dollars back to legislacans were insisting on tough changes tors' districts for local projects. The b•ll for veterans. hou.sing and in IMF lending policie.< that would be environmental programs CO!Itained n:qui~ in exchange for the money But by Tuesday evening, Republicans several projecis for Senate Appropriilllons Committee Cha(Tman Ted said they were still dlVlded~ . Though there wa.< a ton way to Stevens. R-Aiaska. including $3 mitgo. some progress \vas be• g made. lion to help contain leaking fuel tanks House Majonty Leader D1ck on rural A)a.•kan v•llages. It also included $225 million for Anney. R·Te~a.~. saJd Republicans would drop their insistence thllt about economiC development, much of 2.000 low-income District of Colum- whoch was destonell for more than bia students receive taxpayer-pa1d 300 proJecL~ spepfied by lawmakers. vouchen; 'to help them attend pnvate They rncluded $500.000 to help or paroch1al schools. The adminis- ·Ozark. Ark., tum its downtown area lrallon opposed that provision. the mto a tounst attraction; $250,000 so major dispute delaying a measure Lancaster, Calif.. can build the providtng $491 million to the coty's National Soccer Act1vity Center; and · government. $1 molloon for Huntsville, Ala .. to As always. the spending bolls con- develop a Center for Early Southern L1fe ' Walt ·Disney Co., lobbies to exempt itself from online porn restrictions The ' ' �• Page 14 • The Dally Sentinel ..- Wednesday, October 7, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Wednesday, October 7,1998 - . ALLEYOOP ALDER Caregiver tor nandlc.apped man needed lrve In l)fefened Submh name and references to Pomeroy Food Shop .a2 Eat Maon StrH< FREE CASH GIWITSI .....royOH457H ~ Schotatstoipa NowrAepay caJTol Reo • t -eoG-218-900() Ell G- 2$,. ln<c<>m Co&metologlst Wanted Full I Part TtmB Hourly versus Com· mission , Paid Vacations. Othtr 81nelttl Offered Fantastic 5am's 7«>-4ol&-7267 Hotztr Seruor Catt Certter 11 Now Accepting App/1caUons For One Full Time And One Pafl T1me Evening Shift LPN. Also One Part Time Oay And One Part Time Evening STNA If You Are Inter es'«< In Applying Please Stop By 380 Colontal Drl~t Bidwell And Appty Will ee Conduct· '"term• ICI Tho Doy Of ~lcalon EOE LEAD MECHANIC Fosters Truck And Trailer Is Looking For A Lead Mechanic "OHC Medical Den1a1 Vision & Life Insurance Benefns. Paid Va· cation & Holidays 614-27~8694 For lVI lniiMew Local Trudung Company Seeking Oualllled Truck Drivers Good , Pay And 8enef11s Send Resume To PO Bok 109 Jackson Ohio 45640 Or Cal l 1 740·286·1463 To Schedule An Interview Music tans have drummer bass 1st and sax player need guttarist I vocaltst and female vocalist to do country to rock practice location 1n Albany OhiO Call John at 740· 698-6212 OTR Drrver Needed 1 Year Fiat Ekpertence Class A COL Comp Pay Bonus Program lata Model Con~en11onal 740 441 ·0607 Oays 740 245 559:2 Eventngs Part Trme Contract labor Pos1tlon Ava11ab le Work Weekends Ap· prOII 13 Hrs ShOUld Familiar Wllh Area Able To Use A Fax Copter And Computer ~ust Be Able To Work Wtlh Public 740 8. 446-6882 By Oct 16th Pr l~a te Duly LPN Compet1t1ve pay good working.. condlllons 40 nour week day shi ft Reliable trustworthy & canng nur5f1 br one small girl child Call 304 675· 5091 af1er 6pm Seektng Aegtstered Long Term Care Nursing Assistants Part ttme rotallng shifts High school diploma or equtvalent and We&! Vuglma certilicallon required Apoty Pomt Pleasant Nursing & Ael'labllltauon Center State Ro ule 62 Potnt Pleasant WV 25550 A Genesis Eldercare faclitty EOE SOCIAL WORKER Oualtty Com ml\tnent the Keys to our Sue cessr Management level oppor' tunlty available Requires a SSW degree from an accredtted pro gram ot social wor~ Must have current license to practice soclal , work In West Vtrgln1a and experl ence In medical &octal work ge rontology or health care facility 15 required Health dental ~lslon nearing & ll!e Point Pleasant Nursmg & Rehabilitation Center State Route 62 Point Pleasant WV 25550 A Genesis El.;lercare Facility EOE Southern Ohto COal Company to cated near Wilkesville Oh10 has an Immediate opening for ,an 'As soc l01 te Otf1c9 Automatio n Ana lyst Know ledge In W1ndows NT 4 0 WindOWS 95 lOtUS Smart Su lie Mtcrosol! Otltce Lotus Notes COBOL IBM JCL and networking 1S required Candtdates should have a two year degree &fldlor related experience The shlH re qutrements are 4 00 am to 12 30 Southern Oh10 Coal Company off ers a lull and comprehensive em ploymenl benef1t pac~age com pet111ve salary ranges and ad lfancement opportumltes and IS an e~ual opportunity employer For 1m med1ate constdera11on please send resume to Aoben H Klatt PO Box 490 Athens, OH 45701 •• Business Training 140 "' Galltpohs Career College Spnng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Ac cred ited Mem tier ACICS Reg t90-05 12746 180 Wanted To Do Am Exper1encec1 W1th Relerenc es And W11f Tend To Tlie Elderly In Thetr Home Cali Amta 740 :>~ 1433 Electric maln1enance service w rnng brealter boxes light 1 1 ~ lure heallng systems & More 304 674·0126 ' Furnnure repa1r rel1ntsh and res torat1on also custom orders• OhiO Va ll ey Re ftmshmg Shop larry P1'11lhps 740-992 657~ Georges Portable Sawmtll don 1 haul your logs to the m111 just call 304 675 1957 Have 2 Openings For 24 Hour In Home Care 01 Elc;Jerly Or Handl capped 740·441 · 1536 L1ghl Hauling & Trash Aemo~at Reasonable Retest Call 740 446 310<; Will Do BaDyslttlng In My Home Mon Fn, Mother 01 Two Bulav111e P1ke Area 740 441.()223 Wil l War~ For $4 00 /Hour 740· 367 01 40 • FINANCIAL __ 210 Business Opportuntty __;_;_ IN011CEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO 1 recommends that you do busi ness wltn people you Know, and NOT to send money Jhrougn the mali until you tla.,e m~estlgated lho offering ESTABLISHED VENDING RioMutl Sell By 10117 I 0 20 Loca Uons $4K ·$8K $4 000 + IMO In· come 100% Finance W fGood Cred1t Toll Free 1 88! 538-9508 Ekl4114 Sandhill Ad 3br bnci. ranch 2 ear garage. 1 2 acres S 127 500 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 440 1500 Down on an';' 141170 in · - "'' 191 &oruntu<nilnod 2br-304·675-2174 740.441· 2200 300-576-2336 Road Pomt Pleuant On Rlgnt 3().U75-1071 Rele••ltfi o<V Catlt 800-69t.am Wooded loll 3 5 Acres Over $999 Down on any 98 ~del Doublewlde m ltock Free Dell\/· looktng Tree Farm Grover Ad, Chtlhhe Area S9.900 DO And Up 740·367·0221 Or 740·387· Abandoned Home Take O~tr Payments, Or Make Otter 1-aoo- 7242 360 Real Ellate Wanted 383-6862 This newspaper wtll not knowtngly accept adver11sements lor real estate WhiCh IS 1M v10iat10n of the Jaw Our r8Bders are he!!reby informed that all dwell1ngs advert~sao m thts newspaper are available on an eQual opportunity baSts REAL ESTATE 10k50 1br trailer partly lur- 1 We Buy Land 30 -!00 Acres . We Pay Cash 1 800·213 &385 , ntlhtel, old but 1n great condltJon Anll1ony Land Co 304-67!>-4029 anytime 121160 tratler can be used tor ol· ftCBlraller $1500 wtlhOut &!f 7<10- 949-2217 RENTAL S --- -- 410 Houses for Rent 1.C k7G 3BR $999 Down & ONLY $179 permo Free air & tree skirt •no ' 8611'928-3426 1 Bedroom House Acro11 From Campus 13001Mo Deposit Ae· qullod 14Ft X 60Ft 1986 Oakwo0<l 2 Bdrms Tota,l Electric Free Deltv· ery Like New Throughout $10 950 00 740 446 0175, 304675-5965 1969 Communtty mot>tle home 12K58 asking 12300 740·843· 5310 days ar 740·843·5147 alter 6pm 1970 Hillcrest t2k50 two bed room $1500 080 740 992 3331 af1er 6pm 1971 Hillcrest 12k60 two bed· rooms wasf)er dryer stove & r• lngerator ah underpinning 740-441·1005 3 Bed Room, located on Cente nary State Rt 141 .C50,montll Ptus Deposit 7<10 U8 8588 $450/mo $250-dapol!ll 304-6754469 5 Rooms pius garage. fenced yard 1 e~tcellent lor tmall busl· neu S350fmo plus deposit Beech St Middleport OH 2br unfurnished Muse Deposit & relerei'\Ces 304-882·2566 ongs $4,000 Local Gov 1 & Bank 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath. 1709 Glenwood 3br, 2 bath. 3518 3 Houses Near K Mart 2 Older Occup1ed Rentals Much Newer Brick With Full Basement W1th 3 Rooms Upstairs All On 140 Ft x400 Fl Fl!lnced lot With 1 Big Two Story Block Build1ng & On~ 10 Ft xtO Ft Metal Building Can Include Swimming Pool 1175 000 740·446-1822. 740 446 4217 3-4 Bedrooms full dry basemen! !Ire place forced air/gas furnace A/C renced corner 101 36 Wind sor Ct 304-675· 7285 3br, llvmg room dining room family room 1 bath central air newer carpet & rooi replacement wtndows fam tly netghborhood pnvacy fenced yard 24ft abo~e grountl pool many upgrades molfe ' lr"l cond Priced tn 70s Pump, 740-245·9634 1098 KIC K·OFF CLASSIC Oouble-w1de Dream Homes $999 Oown 6 99% lnl~trest Rate Free Satel~te Oish w/Purchase Only al Oakwood Homet Nitro, wv. 3()4.7§5.5885 5-Badrooms 3-baths. with over 2,000sq It Under $350/mo 1· BOO 251 5070 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Wilh Over S<j Ft , Under $350/Mo . I· 800·251-5070 3BR Assume loan Low Monthly Payments Financing AVIIIable 304-755-5566 304 675 2924 6yr 2·3 bedrooms ton tongue/ groove pellet stove HP/CA ap pllances garage spa acre Bula ville P1ke 740 367 0286 By Owner 3yr otd 30r 2 bath garage on t 112 lots By appomtment 304· 675-2349 By Owner (relocated) 3br bnc~/ vinyl new ~1nyl & deck great 'condition 2902 Anntston Or tve Point Pleasant WV PTice tow ered to upper 70s w1U consider renting 304·675·4054 (Lori) 01 740.441 0135 (Kent} From Pennies On $1 Delinquent Tax Repo s REO s Your Area Toll Free (1) 800 218 9000 Ekt H 2814 For Current USIIngs Great Locahon Close To Galilpo lis Nic8 3 Bedroom Home Ap pro:c 1600 Sq Feet New Siding New Central A1r Ftreplace 2 Car Garage large Oeck And AI! Ap j!lllances Stay Call For Mor~ Info 740·446 9664 House and land -Letart Falls, 2 1 2 acres 350 ri~er frontage 5 10oms 2 story electnc only TPC ava1iable needs TLC good l1xet upper lor handyman 740 949 4000 House For Sale In Kanauga V1 nyl Sldii'IQ And New Wmdow~ 2 Bedrooms All New K•1chen Pnced To Sell! S35 000 740 367 0403 House tn M1ddlepo11 three bed room bath and 112 $59 000 price negotiebta, call 740 992 3465 Newly Aemodled Country Home Offers qutel cou ntry l1vmg on 1o prtvate 2 112 acre lei with local schopls and dowmown snapping less tnan 10 mmutes away Fam1 ty pleasing ~men111es tnclu dmg new kitChen Hardwood lloors 2 t1 rep1aces, ramlly tho me oii1Ce space 3 4 bedrooms 2 112 baths many e:ctrasl $98 000 00 call 740·446·9762 or 740 446 4514 Price red ucad will consider sell 1ng on land contract 3 bedroom spilt level new 3 car ggrage new heat pu mp and atr new carpet throughou t very nice home 740 742 4000 PRINE LOCATION Renters & 1sl Time Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms u"nder $200/mo 1·800-251·5010 Easy Finance Renters & 1st T1rne Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month Limited T1me Only! 1-800·251 · 5070 Huge 28K80 38A 1 112 bath Star-ting at ONLY $39 999 Man~ opltons ava tla ble 1 888 928 3426 Large &election ol used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Startmg at $2995 Quick dehvery Coli 740 385 Gall""' s Beaut1ful New rwo Story Colon1al 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Batt1s LA FA Dlnmg Room W1th Hardwood Floors Oak Tnm F1replace 1 t 12 Car Ga rage Appraisal Greater Than ASking Price~ $187,500 TAXES $309/YR RED BRICK RANCH Style NEW 14180 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $t99Month0nlyAt OAKWOOD HOMES NITAO,WV 304-755-5885 Three bedroom nouse. 3 acres P<ice recluCOCl 7•0-643-5350 Nice clean 3br, references & deposit no pets 304-675-5182 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditioned, $260 $300 sewer water and trash Included 740- 992 2167 2 Bedroom Mobile Home For Rent 1250 00 Ptua Deposit And Ae~ences 740-367-()632 2 Bedroom Mobile Home In Crown City No Peta, $250/Mo , Plus Deposh. 740·256-6308 2 bedroom trailer In Racine 3 bedroom tralil!lr In Middleport no pelS, 740..992·5858 4,; 2 bedroom trailer on Condor $250 pgr month $100 deposit no pets ln&lde, 7.C0-667 3083 after 5pm 2 Bedrooms, City $325 00 Month 1250 00 Deposit Utlllttes Not In elUded 740-441 0754 2BR Tra11er, References & Deposit, Locust Road, Point Pleas· ant On Flight 304·875-1076 3 Bedroom In New Ha~en WV References reqiJired 304 882 New 1998 14w.70 three bedroom includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes sk1rtmg deluw.e steps and setup Only $187 08 per month with $1075 down Cotll 1 800-837 3238 New 1999 32:c80 Norns Spec1al Order Never L1ved In Mu st Sell' Buyer Lo5t Op110n On Property Once In A L1fet1me Sa~lngst 1 8()(}251-5070 NEW B4NK AEPDS ONLY 3LEFT Still In Warranty OWNER FINANCINQ AVAILABLE 3()4. 755-5185 688 928 3426 Aepo s For Sate 2 & 3 Bedrooms Oua111y By Ph one 1 800- 251- 5070 REPOSI For 4075 992 9156 440 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lurmshed and unturnlshed securtty deposit required no pets 740· 992 2218 t Bedroom Near C inema Rio Students Welcome! Economical Gas Heat 5279 00 Plus Utilities Dfl!X)Sit Requtred 740 446 2957 2bdrm apts total electric ap pliances furnished laundry room lactlihes close lo schOol In town ApphOHtions avatlable at Village Green Apts 149 Of call 740·992· 3711 EOH ' ~~~!y2~~ P5~~e Repoed Double W1de On lot 304 736 7295 House trailer on Btoad Run Ad 2 M11es from Sporn Plant 3br 1· 112 baths 2 added on rooms lot ge raga 2 AIC s household II ems Beech Street ' Middleport :2br furnished. uUitttes pa1d depostt & references 304 882 2566 Big apartment, 3 bedrooms bath & half washer/dryer outlet no pets $320 per month $100 de· posit ?.C0-667-3083 after 5pm Chriory•o Fomlly Living Aplr1men11 Pomeroy/Middleport Cai1740.992 4514 Monday through Saturday s 17 000 304 882 3426 9 OOam-9 OOpm 1·2·3 b•droomt Stovt/refrlg available u11htles and cable paid HUC accepted Children Wei come Ask fof Chfllty For Lease Downtown Apartmen1, New Appliances, New Furnace, l· ~~~:~~t~~~~ or Retail, 87 t 450 Sq Fl 1400 mo Corner BuUdmg 7"0 992 6250 Acqutsltlons (nut doo<) ' Included Adepoe~ of $400 II qulriCI. 74H41·1005 New Apartment 1 Bedroom In Rio Grande All UtilitieS Paid Some Walking Distance To Cam· pua ~&king $360/Mo. 740·245 ~ 740-006-7174 Fumlshed 1br 81Jt great br I ptf· son, clean, no pets $250/mo plus electrlc $200 deposll 304 675·2651 Flat Saxophone - n l 540 · lnd Flulo Variety 01 Em many- It E· GemmhauH Cuorent And Re- tired Tr Beanie Sable&, And A Smith And Corona Word Proces sor, All In Mint Condition! 7"0· 245-SUJ for sate. t2 twt~e toot, S200 eacn 740· DIABETIC PATIENTS. You May Be Ent1tled To Receive Your Dla belle Supplles At No Cost To You For More lnlormatkln 1 888 8n.aset Dr.lln ........ "" ..... 4'1<20'. - er t>een UM<I. 12 ;auge, caa 740- 992·5823 Electric Scooters Wheelchairs, New And Used Stalrway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooler Llft1 Bowman's Homecart 7"0· -7283 For Sale, Washer and Dryer $100 00 Eadl 740-245-5948 Freezer beet t 55 lb cut, wrapped & troze graln feet 7<10- 992 2143 .. 740 992-6373 Furuno Marine all channel radio, antenna. coax. power supply. Hko new 304-675-8185 Grubb 1 Ptano tuning & repa1rs Problems? Need Tuned? Call tha plano Dr 740-446-4525 JET Now Taking Applications For El· derly & O!sabled Equal Housing Dppoounl~. Call 741).446-4639 Now Taking Applications For El derly & Disabled FmHA For ptlaeatlons Call 74'~·446··4839. Equal HO<Jslng OWO<tunoty Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Be~room Townhouse Apartments. Includes Water Sewage, Trash, $295/Mo 7"0 441-1616 740 446 0957 740446-8515. One bedroom apartment in Mid· dleport all ulillllea pa1d $100 de· posil $270 monlh call 740.992 7806 8am-5pm One bedroom apl In PI Pleasant, furnished, extra nice & clean No pets 304-675-1386 One bedroom furnished apart men! in Middleport, 740 992· 9191 Tara Townhouse At:~artments Very Spacloua, 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors, CA. 1 lf2 Bath. Fully Car· peted Patio, No Pets. Lease PJus Security Oeposlt Required 740· «64\at APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin A Ivers Tower now accepting applications for 1br HUD subsld· !zed apt for elderly and handl- ci9Ped EOH 304-675-61179 AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & RBbuiH In Stock call Ron Evans, 1 600-537-9528 Platnum Engagefnl!lnl Band Cerll· lied Stone Paid 13 000 Asking $1 800. 740-245·5320 Prlmlller 149 Installation only 12~ 99 per month free bonus, 800-263-2640 ' Remodeling Complete Kllche" To Go For Sate See eerore Aemo~ed From House 740 446· 7313 Furnished Rooms Ctrcle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cinemax, Showtima & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Construction Workers Welcome 740..4<11 -5698 740-441 5167 460 Space ·for Rent Mobile hOme site available bet wean Athens and Pomeroy ca(J 74()-385-4367 MERCHANDISE ~10 Houeahold Goods Applian ces Recondlt!oned Washers Dryers Ranges Relrigrators 90 Day Guarantee! Fre~ch C1ty Maytag. 740 446· sALE~Kttchen Cabinets ea•;.OFF list price if purchased by the end of October Free In home e&ll mate& Trl County Di stributors, Inc 1 600·352·31 47 Sam Somer~ ill& & Original Army Camouflage beside ol Sandyville Post Olflce Fri·Sat & Sun 12 Noon 5pm Other Days tlrs Call 530 Antiques Buy or sell R1verlne Ant1ques 1124 E Mam Street on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am lo600pm Sunday 100to 6 00 p m 740 992·2526 Auss Moore owner Walk. 740 446-7537 Wanted- advertising colltclibles COke Pepst etc , Including old tin Waterline Special $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brau Com· pressiOn Fittmgs In SIOCk RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh10 1 800 537 9528 We ouy antiques and partial or complete estates baby items and old Fle&taware Jean \s Furniture & Anttques Tuesday through F~i· day 1 1am-4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport 550 Building Supplies «1 0425 Bantam Chickens, Exotic Breed 740 446 2740 Charolals Steer weighing Approx 500 LOS $275 00 5ft WOOds Fin· Ish Mower Like New 11 000 00 740 446 4053 Three 16 monlh old bulls 1 Jer say 2 Holstein 740 949 2574 Hay & G~aln A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Fearurlng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad AKC Siberian Husky Pups Blue Eyes Pel Only $12~ Each Wtlh Breedmg Rtg hts $175 Olhers I tOO 740 «6 6627 Blchon Frtse Number One Family Petl $400 740-379 9263 or 740 379-9061 Full blooded AKC Aegtstered German shepherd pupp1es 8 weeks old With papers and shots bla ck and tan b1g boned 740 985 3741 Jack Russell Terr ier Pups, Ta ils Detked Dew Claws Removed 740 441-0681 f'rench Clly Pel Groom1ng by Ap POintment ~ uttr• Wa•h Bathing Syatem * S50 Second Ave Galh ' poliS 740 446 1528 AKC Reg1stered labrador Pup p1es ~ hamp1on Bloodline Black Yellow Chocolate 1st Stmts Wormed $175 00 each 740 643 2288 ten To Inquire Call 304 675·6220 or 304 675 3468 Musical Instruments 710 Autos for Sale t 977 Corvette 350 Automatic T Top White w1th Tan Interior 50 000 mtles Good Cond1110n Best Oftor 740·«6-1021 1980 ·1990 HONDA CARS $100 1982 Cutlas ~ Supreme 2 D 260 VB Good Condition $1 500 00 F1rm 740 992 4568 1984 Plymouth Reliant 4 Cytlnder Automatic Transml&s to n 1800 1971 Lincoln Conllnental 2 DoorS V 8, Automatic Transmission 740-245 5229 1985 Corvene automa11c leather mtertor loaded with options Includes uv sunblocker glass lop Babied garage kept n.ce car In leresled m trad1ng for Harley De vtdson Call 304·675 6539 any hme 1986 Chevy Chevette $250 304 675 7112 Can oe seen at 428 Cypress Ct Po1n1 Pleasant 9 ,. 199!5 Dodge Neon 4 Or loaded• $5 000 OBO 740_.. Hl584 1995 T B1rd 55 000 mttes Ek· treme EditiOn 4 6 V·8 $10,200 00 CHEATIN' ?? 740-388-6679 4+ TH'CARD '•. • Ektended cruise 1111 no rust 740 949 '• P~Ol>UGf NOTICt! .. TAICt t>fPT. 1993 Ford F 250 4/wd turbo d1e set 1-7 40.446·9317 F'O"' L~TTlJGt TOP STAG~. 0~ ttl Of tftAl>S ¥11,_1.. 1993 S 10 Tahoe Blazer 2 wheel dnve 141000 miles excellent condlllon S5 500 304 576-4050 ~OL,_I• 730 • Vans & 4-WDa t980 ·1990Trucks $100 $500 Poltcelmpounds All Makes Avatlable 1·800-290 2262 X 3901 .,.. 1989 S 10 Chevy Blazer 4 3 2Clr exc cond $5 400 OBO 304·458· 1090 01' 304 458 1044 ~ 1: &: su.u.~:e "fdJ1' mlOUC,I I'~ t-101' FN-\ILII$. W\TI-1 fiOW 1~91 Ford P/U F150 4 WD Au tomatlc Atr T tl! CrUise 94 000 Miles 351 V 8 Askmg $7 000 740 256-6457 After 6 P:M c..»~. Ff>..K£ IT I 'I'EH 1995 Dodge 112 ton pickup 4WO, SLT runntng boards roll bar 48t< miles excellent condtllon Send seated btd to Sowash Carson & Ferrier, Alln Herman A Carson P 0 8011 2629 Athens Oh10 45701 by October 12 1998 at 2 00 p mQSeller reserves right to reJect any or aH bids For more in formation or to see truck pl,ase call 740-992 370~ at1er 5 00 p m ' ! ONLY J)WEE8S ' - SrOitfl<! CHES~! Motorcycles I • I ., .., Boat House Wtth l!lt, Located At Ga!Hpohs Boat Club Great Protecllon For Your Boat 740 4466253 Even1ngs ... t 988 Chevrolet S-1 0 Truck, Ac· t1... ll Miles 26 000 Good Condl· llo..IR $3 500 740-379-2773 1988 Chrysler LeBaron Onglnal Owner Wtth Good Mamtenance Record Asking $750 740·441- For sale· 7 year old Reg.:iitered Quarter horse mare, well broke, $1500, Arabtan gelding 9 years 69 000 0219 2050 1993 Green Eagle VISIOn T S I Good Condition $7 000 OBO 1993 Grand AM GT 4 Door Red Milts, 740-258-6382 40 . . 42 Ncu 2 ''I con; ;; ·~ 7 r::"' ........ NCIMIIoil.,_ ITimller- 1 CMUI10F- ' 11 a.n .... 1101 1 2 -.... Pass 3• Pass Pass 7• Pass Afl pallS I + 4NT Pass Pass 1~ -- r::. •. 21Gr8l'lg11M 22Havtngcokl lympDM 23T..kt.cklo 24 Copoble of 25~:1~~...... 21 HuH and28 lltlllory ..., 29 Klndoltesl 30 llethroom Eu& By Phillip Alder Let's conunue looktng atlhe use of a cue-b1d 10 •'!Press slam rnterest and lo show a conlrol tn a sule sUit. When would you make your first cue-btd Wt1h only a se~ond-round control (1he ktng} tn the sutt? There are two common postltons: when you an: cue-btdd1ng tn panner's stde sml and wan! to tell htm about dte finmg honor. and when you are good for the aucuon so far. and etther you don't have a first-round control or cue-btdding your ace would take up 100 much space Tim de~! wa.' a good ,example After South recetved JUmp suppon for hts spades (yes. Nonh was nearly wonh four spadeS}, he d1d welt to cue four d1umonds. showmg his key honor Here, that excued Nonh. who could now "see" five dtumond lncks He launched mto Roman Key Card Blackwood. leammg hts panner had zero or three key cards (!he key cards bemg 1he' four aces and !he !rump ktng) Knowmg South ,(ouldn ., try for a slam with no key cards. Nonh bid seven spades After wmmng wtlh dummy's club ace. declarer saw that the only danger was a 4.() trump break If West had all t0ur missmg spades. the contract was doomed But tf East had them all, South was safe._, long as he staned wtlh dummy's queen. By dotng that. Soul~ kepi ht< 1wo honors, the ace and king. over Ea'!'s Jack and 10. When West dtscarded, declarer conltnued wt1h dummy's spade nme 10, king. Back to dummy wtth a hean. South finessed hts spade etghl, drew Ea.,l'slasllrump. and clatmed ' -.... . 31 Actreu ......,_) ....... Lamarr 'S7-(· " " 42Hogo 43 Plunder _... 44Ea-•are • 48= ··=~~) 4781.... eo 0oa1a &2Neckaxr 54 Coalr'a r...t CELEBRITY CIPHER by. Luis Campo• c.a.tdy Ctphef aygCogram~ 1111 crear.t from quolat.ons. by 1~ peop11 put lind l)feiWII Ea:t! kiUei n ltw!l elptlet I!Mdl for another Tt1dtly'• c1utt F equa,_ M 'YZHDUJTI'K NRXAZSM N G T P T GRJT 1 NIIXATY, GLFRS NORC TKTH UCGTPH SUST OTGUXYZSM GIIJT sue HTTS F II P A CNRZS .. ' OTBUPT.' ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION "After one look al 1hls plane! any vlsl1or from outer space would say. 'I WANT TO SEE THE MANAGER'"- Wtlflam Burroughs '~!:t;~' S©\\(llA-L&£trs~~ ldlttd by CIAY I . POLLAN O letter~ o' the be- WORD GUll Rearrange four Jcrambled WOtdl low to form four slrnple wordt F R0 X0 D I ~------------~~ R EI E0 5 1 I 1=:', t_ Alter observing people I've concluded that chanty beg1ns at home and JUStice begtns ·-- / A U • J.IERE, SPIKE. I 8ROli6J.IT '1'0ll SOME TAPIOCA ~~c~-- PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES MOM 5A'f5 VOl/ AAD DISTEMPER, 8UT 'fOli'RE 6ETTIN6 BETIER .. SCfiAM..lU'S ANSWERS Unsold- Moody- Taffy- Gentle- LEFT'S DO Auto Parts & Acs,essorles The cut1e smiled and told her date that. "Two wrongs don't make a nght, but three LEFT'S DO· Budget Pr 1ced Transmtss1ons ana Engines All Types Access To O~er 10,000 Tran smissions 74()-245-5677 IWEDNESDAY New gas tanks & body parts D & R Auto Ripley WV 304-3?2 3933 or 1 BD0-273 9329 > ' ' .. .. OCTOBER 71 Campers & Motor Homes 1975 23 Motor Home 350 En gme Sto~e Aelngeralor Bath Showner Furnace Sleeps 6 60 000 MHes S4 000 740 446 1267 SERVICES \988 Bonnev111e LE maroon 4dr new !Ires & brakes good cond $3 200 304 675 5792 alter 5pm 4-La5 ARdopal •--~no • Amry n• bar 38 - w., (lllay) 34 Tltlnt • Summers not over! Kawasa~l STS Jet Sltt still under warranty three seater 83 horsepower bought new July ol 97, lhree matching Kawasakt ski vests and \railer all go whh 11 Pnced to salt $4200 740 949 2203 or 740-949· 2045, will consider trade for a good pontoon boat 1987 No~a -4dr auto $1 500 1988 Btacr.. Serena V 6 L1ke New $2 295 1986 Celebrtty 4 Coors Excellen t Condttion $1 595 CoOk Motors 740 446-01 03 ." 750 Boats & Motors lor. Sale 93 Dutchman 24 rt rvery good condition ne!,tf atr conditioner $8 500 740 742:lo23 1987 Plym outh Colt 5 Speed Standard Runs Anct Ha/'\dles Great! $1 000 1991 Geo Storm 1 GSI New T.res Runs And Han dies Ew.cellent Great Cond1110n• Call 740 245 5984 ' IUCCIIUGr 45 Nnl 2671 720 Trucks for Sale 790 ln-- 3 Nbton'a l'ell partner about your help Wrecked 89 Tempo tor parts !)90d motor etc 1400 740 949 760 2Two- 31 Aeagan'aaan 41 Granny and A;r, 53.000 Miles, 89 Ford Ranger ..XLT Cab 5 speed V·6 atr excellent condttion 72 000 mtlos $4700 2543 32Acook_. 33 Spooky DOWN •K 1996 Geo Metro 2 Doors 4 Cyhn· S5 100 OBO 7lfo-25e--6340 Norlh GAME 9525 Auto Wm • • .. Vulnerable East-West Dealer: North South • 1 ACNplln Iaiit clly 411 TV'*wWII A 53 -- .. -·-·-· K 10 ~ ------" • 7 4 6851 der :u 'MI ... •• artoPtut1~•Puzztte + 1994 Norris Clayton 1.tX70 2 Bl<lrooms 2 Baths 2 Deets CA 8X10 Metal 8u1ldtng 7"0·256· 1986 Mercedes Benz 420 SEL Mercedes top ol lhe lme luxury sedan very good cond like new ms1de & out All options, sell new tor $74. 000 Buying new Benz will sacrlllce for $14 500 Cell304 675 6539 1765 Pigs F« Salo 740-25H016 e 1990 Ptymouth Acctatm LX, C:V IInder, excellent conditiOn, $2000 ?.t0-992 7143 14 900 00 740 367 7755 610 Ferm Equipment P~e 6AK865 Blade St1ck Stoppers Flo<Jr· boards Backseat Pads lnct TRANSPORTATION 1988 BuiCk Century 4 Doors Call 740256-t-424 AsklorG Green old well broke $1200 740· 742· 7 740=446-3'07 1996 Foreman 400 4X4, Snow t<.tmball console plano very ntce condllion recenlly runed $950 ca\1740.949-2861 Formula For Male Polency No ChemiCals Wouldn't You Aalher Try Something Natural? The Me<lteal Shoppe , .. eo Jackson 9 754 • 6 K Q 10 9 5 • J 8 62 Soulb· Ar.AI FM Cauelte. Air 92 000 Mae. $2 800. 140-36H1687 1990 Goo MelrO 5 Speed St 850 7 40 1988 Butck Century automatiC V 6 engtne excellent COnditiOn 58 800 m1tes $4000, call ~a 773 5173 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1990 Dodge DaytOna AutomatiC 2 Doors. Hatchback. Sunrool 741).258 1222 . Last Vears $5 oo Each Move! Clark Chapel well 1 937 233 2863 For Sale Console P1ano Re sponstble Party Wanted To Make low Monthly Payments On Ptano See Localty Calli 800 268 6218 A. collectors collection ot collectl· Dies Also an entire bottle col~­ 7~1035 -- 231mao4hly " .• m 21_,__ 7 4 " K 2 .J +AQJ83 6 A 3 East • J 10 3 2 10 8 7 4 • QJ 9 & 1995 S· 10 Blazer 4:c4 Low Miles, Garage Kept loaded Must See 1981 Monte Carlo $400 304 458 mitror~ $30 venlless natural gas Gatlipo!s 740-441J.2206 6 Year old Quarter Horse mare 2 Year old Quarter Filly 5 month Walker Con 740·367·0041 or 2586 570 ATTENTION MENt All Natural 6373 560 2 pc Early Amencan hvlng raom su1te I 150 double dresser w1th tlon canntng Jars enllrt baseball and football cottectlon. Saturday, 9·5 1634 lincoln Heights, (Bul ternut to Lincoln Hill to the top) Ram or shtoe 28 Holste.n heifers due to fresh· en from OC1 to May all !rom same farm, 7"0 9Q2 2143 or 740 992 ·1500 Pollee Impounds All Makes Avatlable Call 1 800 522 2730 Ext 4420 To Good Home Only! 8 Monlh old female Perstan kit PM 740-379-9378 Livestock • Qg 1990 Cor11Ca 6 Cylinder Au tomarlc All Power Onve. Wind- 1997 Chevy lumma AM!FM AJC Crwse Control, Excellent Cond1 110n Must Sell $13 500 740-682 3446 630 EIIYIII•·- r.es Vour Area John Oeere Dealer For I I I And Commerc1al Cnmpact Utility 20 To 39 MP All Sizes Of 4 WD And ~ WD Farm Tractors Hay Equlpm8nt John Deere Skid Steer loaders Check Wlln Us About Financing On Lawn Tracrors And Low Flatt Fl nanclng On New And Used EQutpment Carmichael's Farm & Lawn Ga111po11s, OH 740 446- Block bric~ sewer ptpes wind· ows lintels etc Claude Winters, Rio Grande OH Call 740 245· 5121 • Pets for Sale 17 S1 18 . . . w.t role 5I 8olb 20f.munll 1988 Subaru Justy New Brake AolCHI New Baltery. New Front S900 060 7AQ-4.4&3A07 AJJ " •• 11 Cty , 71 • 1988 Old• Delta 88 1750 DBD. 740-992 3331 8pn 1996 Ford Taurus ExceHenl Coruh!IOn Low M1les, 7"0 2-15 2412 1·800-594 1111 ..., 710 Autos for Sale Your area bush hog dealer for parta rotary cutlers loaders till· IH& flmsh mowers act Car michael's Farm & lawn mtdway between Gallipolis & Rio Grancle Oh10 on Jackson Ptke 7.CO 446 2112011-800-594 1111 640 ~WARMUP!" 3 snan a Twain Tickets H You Take All 3 T1cke ts .. $75 Per Ticket Or $90 Per Tlckel Cash Only No Aelunds Call After 5 30 300-273-4215 3/4 200 PSI Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con dltlontng Free Estimates! If Vou Don t Call us we Botn Lose I 74().446~306 1·800-291-{)()98 heater new ne~er used 15 000 BTU $150 assorted table lamps 740-9ot9 2328 OrtloQ Club Calves Maine Crose ~ A I Steers & He11ers 740·446-6566 AKC Reg1stered German Rol twe tle~ Puppies With Shots & Wormed Parents Well Tem pared 740 446 8603 Whrta Westmghouse refrigerator no frost with lcemaker 18 cubic feet 3 years old Must sell mov ng $475 call 740 992 2239 days, 740 992 6301 eventngs lnternaiiOnal 806 d1e&el traclor wide front 3pt hitch Geh l 95 grindtr/miker, both in good con Good Used Tread Mill $150, Reads Heart Rail Miles You Dish $19 99 per Month Ask About Free Programmmg No Credit Check From 8 OOAM Extra L9ng Sora Ekcellent Shape Used Furmture Store Below Holl day Inn In Kanauge Twm Beds Complete $115 Full Beds Com plate $135 Bunk Beds $160 Dressers, Couches 740 446 4782 6500 740-379-2189 9 OOPM 1-1100-328-7838 304 273-5855 SATELLITE SYSTEMS 16' RCA 740-446·0231 Washers dryers, refrigerato rs ranges Skaggs Appltances 76 VIne Streel Call 7-40-446 7398 1·888·818 0128 For Sale 165 MF Tractor D~asel, front End Loader. Rear Tire 80"4 Club Call S&le Steers & Heller& Saturday October 17th 12 PM Lawrence County Fairgrounds, State Route 7 Proctonvtlle All Cal~es Born & Raised In La· wrence •County Call 740·6430430 7"0-533 0889 Or 740 533 , 0769) Evenings Before 9 PM Leaw Message 7795 $125 740 «8-2316 QOOD USED A~PLIANCES 25123 3041195-3874 1 Ia 47Binlldog.lur 711: 11111*1 13 ............. 113 Fnt 111111 of 14;; I~ u.15~ 56Att=11 llr1p-dly ~ 56 ...... ilodllr and 1000 PTO Hy· ows drauHc wet dl1c brakes all 4 wheels Dlfterenllal lock front I rear, dual hydraulic remote&. ROPS and Canopy 16~t16 Trani mrsaion fully synchronized for ward & reverse shun le zinc coattd sheet metal, " year or 4000 hOUr drive train warranly Check rour JD. MF, FNH or CIH dealer and aee how long they warranty there dri"e train Keel· er's S,rv1ce CenltH St Rl 87 PI Pleasan~ & A1pley Rd Leon WV 7!0 stgns 740 992 5053 450 =B-=E.~U~T~IF=-u-L_A_P_A_R_T_M_EN_T_S_AT-1 · 540 Miscellaneous BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON MerchandiSe ESTATES 52 Westwood Crlve !rom $279 to S358 Walk to shop & movies Call 7-40·446-2568 Equal Housing OppOflunity Sa~ 2& 3 Bedroom I St Apartments for Rent 2 Rooms & Bath No Kitchen $2001Mo Depostt Reqwed All Ut~lties Included 740·441 1005 New Ooublewtde 3BR 2 batt'! $1 325 Down & $205 permo 1· Ground floor apartment ln quiet surroundings lOCated three mHts from the ~avenswood Rllcflle Bridge rn Ohio Completely furnished with washer dryer diShwasher and large kitchen with all appliances Nice balh with large shower. large muter bedroom will''l a working llreplaee Uvtng area hat .}Otl ot room Dining area could be a second tmall bed· room At $490 a month with uUII· 3970 Two bedroom trailer, $260 month, $260 depo511 renter pays utilities 468 Ouddtng Lane Racme 740- 340 BualnBss and Buildings 304-675·71!5<1 House Available 1011/98 714 Thtrd Avenue Gallipolis, Mo • 1 Month 1 Oepostl Plus Lease Required 7<10-446-2308 Trailer For Rent Beaultlul River V1ew 198 Rtver Street Kenagua Oeposll Relttrences No Pets 740 441 0181 Foster Tra1ler Par~ ••o 446-3385 • Rt 2 R'pley Ad batn neat pump garage priced to sell! 7.Cbpartial 441 0450 or 2972 Responsible Person To Pay Hall 01 The Bills In The Country 740· 388 0828 Saturday Momtng We Finance land & Home With As L1tt1B As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 40r 2 car garage S300tmo 304·576· Mobile Home & 314 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14K70 3 Bed· rooms 2 Batl'ls Locate(! S R 218 Days 740-446·3278 E~amngs 740 446-3099 House Ellcellent Coodi!IOn Par ttally Fmlshed Basement 2 Car Garage Satious lnqu1rles Onlyli Ranch 2 For rent to single or couple ir"l Gallipolis Ferry, wv 304-675- Two bedroom tra1ler good COMI !ton must be moved $2500 740· 992 6757 ask for JUfJy t-304-273•2i40 Aepo s Call 1·800 522,·2730 X 9621 Spec1al 16180 JBR 2 bath St 325 Down $205 Mo Free etr & free sktlltng I 800-691-6777 4 14 Third Avenue 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM t637 740-446-3437 E·Z Finance ........ 5100 2 Bedroom Trailer On Addison Pike 1220/Mo , Includes Water 1100 OepOBit No Pets 740 446- ABANDONED HOME apartmenlS at Vtllage Manor and FHverslde Apanmtnll in Middle· port From S249·S373 can 740· 992 5064 Equal Hou11no Oppor· Llfayenl!l Matt, GaiUpolis 2 Bid· rooms , 2 Barns All Ullhtill In· eluded $450tMo Deposit Re· Must Sell 1990 Clayton Mobile 14x70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths. Jac cuzzl Tub Heat Pump, Porch, Deck Ask1ng $15,000, Will Consider Offer. 740·446·6441 Even- 1996 14Ft w.72 Ft 2 Bedrooms Total ~lectric Island Kitchen Oak Cabmets Master Bath, Heat 919 Second Ava 740 448 3945 3br full basement, garage, paUo large yard, pay own utllllles ·A Lillie Counlfy In Town·· Price reduced large restored Vtctorlan home Situated on 12 acres VII !age ol Middleport ~ecluded and private close to schools and churches . Pnvare br ick circular dr1Ve bftek patiO modern kttchen !amity room wlftreplace 3 4 bed rooms two baths, large lormat LA! DR. large toyer !our original stained glass wmdows 30 m inutes from Al~ens 15 20 minutes from Galltpolls For ap· potntment, call740 ~2 5696 3 Bedroom 2 bath 2 car garage heat pump on 1 acre Broad Run Road 1n Letart WI/ 304·882· Furnished Etftcitncy all ulihhll Pakl OOwntta1rs 1275 00 Month message 304-675-1724 S12 000 OBO Mt Alto. WV 304· 895-3372 ·~. 7~151t 3090 14500. 741).992 5039 1990 Clayton stngte-wtde 14k72 3br 2·batns. all electric w/cenual tleat & cooling must be moved erance & Oepoatt; Required, Alto FIJ'nllhed 2 Rooms. & Bath, Up- required For more Information call 7"0·843· 53"3 and leave a dallenod Bunc!v B-Fiat C1amo1. 9unc!v - . - · bOaro , _ ptelety Redocorated C)oan. Now GforJ $30 Carpo< No ~ Ref 3 bedroom hoult stove, refrlg· era tor washlf/dryer. dtpQsll re· ~uired. no Inside petl 740·992· 310 Homes lor Sale Very Ntce A/C Call Allar 6 PM 740-441.0221 -Or eom- 11536 Agco-AIIt Sl*lol Tractor 5670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel dll.,e, world famous alrcooltd dlenl engine, Goodyear Radial ttret au 4 wheers, lndl!l· Chooler, DH. 740-98S-9835 Cur • Rooms a Bath ...- tiel I·H Ford lractor. brustr hog & jJf8Cer blade After 4pm 304..fi7S. Bnnlt Balliet for sale, October 5--10. Rtebers Ustd Cafl, SR 7 -Grac101.1t IMng 1 and 2 bedroom I All real estate adverttSiflQ 1n lhtS newspaper IS SUbjeCt to the Federal Fa1r Housmg Act of 1968 whteh makes it Illegal fa advert•se "any preference hmltahon or dtscnmlnatJOO based on race color rehg10n sex 1am1iial status or national ortgtn or any tnten11on to make any such preference limitatiOn or d1scnmlnat1011 • 540 Mltcellaneoua Merchandise on Jerry's Run Ad Clyde Bowen FOR RENT Trailer Lot LOCUli .stock, limited number free delrv· Apartmenll for' Rent Scen;c Valley at Apple Grove WV Bulkt1ng lots, 110gle ••del aeeepred, pubiH: water 20 mmute1 from new Buffalo Bridge .k "'Y Call t-800-69Htm GOV T FORECLOSED Homos pm 350 Lola & Acreage 304-67H959 su....... -..Bitlo Computer- USers Needed Work Own Hrs $20K -$75K fYr 1 800 349 ·7186EKI 1173 wwwamp Business Opportunity - ACROSS ... ,_. •• NEA Crossword Puzzle BIUDOE ' PHILLIP 210 The Daily Sentinel• Page 15 Pomeroy • Mlddlepo;t, Ohio 810 '. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ' by thetr mertls SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec Thursd;y, Oct 8. 1998 21) Be very careful that you're no! Personal henelils can be devel- drawn tnto someone else's uncomoped 1n the year ahead from st!Ua- fonable Stlualton today You could uons where others have latd !he end up shnnng the consequences of ground work. You'll earn your share hts or her poor JUdgment by contnbunng u who!~ new•. fresh CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19} perspec1tve Don't feel compelled 10 commu 10 a LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23} Your compamon today tf it's no! in your objec1ives wtll be well dtfined today. I best tnterest. You're not obltgnted lo but your methods m1ght tmpede your inllict pumshmenl upon yourself. progress Don' I full mto a self-defeatAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If tog 1mp Know where to look for you're workmg widt unfamiliar tools romance and youll find 11 The 1oday. be me1hodical and take your Astro-Graph Matchmaker mscancly nme m order to do a safe Job Don 'I reveals whtch stgns are romanltcally coun1 on others tp set the pace for perfecl for you. Mat I S2.75 10 Match- you. maker c/o thts newspaper. PO Box PISCES (feb 20-March 20) If 1758.' Murray Htll Station. New you're tndtfferenl or too lazy to proYortc. NY 10156. lee! your own interests Coday. some· SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22) one mighl do tl for you. You'll mo~l Judge others by the way !hey react to ltkely diSitke !he way dtey handle you today. not by some pfe(On· lhmgs. cetved nolton you have aboutlhem. ARIES (Murch 21-Aprtl 19) All ncquamlallCe.~ should be JUdged Those who are usually apprecmuve ~~TRO·GRAPH UncondlllOna l llfellme guarantee Local re ferences lurn 1shed Es· tabltsheef 1975 Call 24 Hrs 1740) 446 0870 1 287 0576 Rog· ers Waterproo11no aoo App liance Parts And Serv1ce All Name Brands Q.,er 25 Years Ell· penonce All Wor~ Guaran teed Frencn C1ty Maytag 740 · 4-46 7795 C&C General Home Mam lonen ce Pamllng vtny! stdmg carpentry doors wmdows baths mobile hOme 1epatr and more For !rea eshmate call Chet 740 992 · 6323 Profess1ona1 20yrs expenence w1th all masonery brick bloc~ & stone Also room addtttons garages etc Free esumates 304· 773·9550 - 840 $5.500 740 367- Electrical and Refrigeration Aesidentlal or commercial wiring, oew service or replirs Masttf u censed electrician Ridenour Electr!Cal WV000306 J04·67!i- 17116 I of your favors mtgh1 not be enlhuStastic rectplenls today However. t!'< not your faul11f they can't get a handlum th1ngs. __ TAURUS (Apnl 20-Muy 20) It's best not 10 cnuctze others today, because it could produce undesir.1ble results Conversely. tf you have somelhtng mce to say. all wtll benefit. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be watchful today for a crafty huckster peddling somethmg !hat tsn 't worth the pnce Don 'I be afratd (O exam me ttems thoroughly before making any purcha.1es. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Unfonuna1ely, thts IS one of those days when your ume may 1101 be your own. Others will need your knowledge and sktlts m order to resolve their problems LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you want to come ou1 on !he plus stde today, keep your matenal expecta· lions wi1h1n reasonable bounds ' ... ....-...... . . -' : ,, ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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