https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/991f4fc0b77761ebdc7e746ebaaa92ca.pdf 2fb21367e8930faab62701fa73fd5988 PDF Text Text I • " Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV r 'Direct Deposit Week~ to be observed locally • Sunday, October 11,'1998 Weather Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60; Low:40 . J Meigs County's .' ' . Know How to See an Old Tractor . in a New Light? Just.Put a Grandson in the Seat! BREC TRUSTEES ·lalt, Patriot, N'anette Gill, McArthur, and Paul Berrldge, Jackson, were el~ Buckeye Rural EIICtrlc Cooperative ti'uateea during the recent annual meeting held In Rio Granda. Buckeye Rural Coop elects three trustees Three trustees were elected to the board of Buc;keye Rural Elei:rric Coopemtive, Inc. during the Cooperalive's annual meeting of members October 3 at Buckeye ~ills Voca· . tional Scfiool, Rio Grande, ~~~~~~~t~~~~;.?:~?~~~~i ~:f~~~:,~~:~~,;~;i~~:E~;~2~ 4 Dr., all power, 14,000 miles, T-top, leather, CD, white and factory car fast . 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Or Toll Free 1·800·446·0842 Sentinel I Section • 10 Pages 10 7-~ ~ 4-5 ] Lotteries I OHIO Pick J: R57: Pick 4: ~693 Super Lotto: 5-1 ~-23-306-4ll Kicker: 420842 W.VA. . ' Daily3: WN Daily4:0010 () IQQ~ Ohl\1 Vall~)' P1•bh ~ luu~ Cn ·' educaring Ame'ricun people if lhe control of !hal money is in the local communities. under rhe loca l school boards," said House Majnrity Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas. 9 2 ' 'the ' lrikes could extend beyond ethnically divided Kosovo region throughoul all of Yugi,JIIa\'ia in what could grow to become the mosl rna.,. sive air campaign in the history of tile alliance. Kosovo is a province or Serbia.the main republic of Yugoslavia. The air slrike< "could happen al any time."C iinion's nalional securi1y adviser. Sandy Berger. said Sunday on CNI)I's "Late Edition." U.S. ~PY satellile' have caprured images of Yugoslav warpl~nes dispersing to caveS: bunkers or .f!Ven lields 10 avoid destruction by NATO forces, said administration officials, speaki ng on condition of anonymity. Only a fracrion of Yugoslavia's force of 65 MiG-21s and 15 highly capable MiG-29s remains at air bases, and those planes no longer are parked i'n close formation where they.,could be quickly decimated by NATO air power. dent," sa id Rep. Asa Hulchinson. R- said. "Th;;t is the on ly decision l~al than Slarr, .\aid Moran. Ark., a member of the Judiciary the House ha.' .'' and anylhing eiS. "is Moran and DeLay appeared on Commiuee. He added, however. " I unconstitutional." "Fox News Sunday," while Hutchin· would hesitate 10 go around " I he pan"CJearly. lhe president's behavior son and Barrell were on NBC's el's function regarding impeachmenl is imporrant." 'aid Rep. Thomas ' "Meet the Press." _ h. J d' · by taking a different slep sue a• ~~1'- Barrett, D-Wis .. another u ICJary Greg Craig. a new While House ommending censure. ,' tummiu~e member. "Bur 1 rhink . special counse l handling rhe An alternative 10 when we're rfying to decide ... ho.w impeachment matter, said it was preamong ropics a small group he should be he I·' accountable, what . marure to say whelher Clinlon should ~ , be a witness in th~ Hou!e inquiry. Republicans and Ken Smrr did is relevant. ' ..·•ng ·Hutch'mson. d'tscus.sed at • Cl' ·h 1 "We've gol to first determine tnton supppnor, suggest 1 a what the rules and the, processes are fasi meeting Saturday. Starr's office colluded with conservand whal the inlenlion of this comHouse Majorily Whip11 Tmil lk t· alive operatives to initiate · the MontDeLay, R-Texas.tried 10 que ta ~ ca Lewinsky inve~tigallon. an accu- rriinee is as it £oes forward,". Craig a punishmenl .for Clinton less I han sation the independenl counse 1" said on CBS' "Face IIhe Nation .". ''Is il gomg lo be a repeal ol lhe unfmr impeachment. denies. ' The framers of lhe Co•stilution "If I were putting my ·money on and partisan parry line kind of stuff "gave us a procedure ... to eirher eirher side. I'd ·said., the presidenl is' !hal we saw duri~g the first month? impeach or nol impeach, " · DeLay · going to be a more effeclive witness' self-sullicient-. A three-year lime limil on w~lfare brought groups togeth· er that had rarely worked together welfare position · . • before, he said. The rosull has been a change in auitude about welfare, Tompkins · · said: Instead·of a program to help the ··• poor, the system is becoming an economic tool i Good Afternoon You'll Like Our QualitJ WaJ of Doing Bu.sine.ss! <Ask how ta save even more with ..Ur 1btal Peefemid Package. · ' deal ~ay · be ·reached by·midweek Come See: Mike 'Northup, Dwight Stever&.• Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neal Peifer, Tim Conwell, Jam!e Adamson, Ted Brock, Joe Tillis Installation is only $9.9$. . '2 . Now Is a great tin. ta subscribe. · . ' ' .... . ' ~udge~ • Clinton told senior Senate Republicans last week in explaining U.S. pulicy. " I believe !he credible threat and therefore the willingne>S to U>e force. . has become }lecessary." . Thm force was becoming increa<- . ingly apparent Sunday._, six U.S. B52 bombers arrived alan air base in Britain while a contingent, of A- I<) antitank planes llew from Glmnany lo llaly. They represented a mere handful of the 430 U.S. and allied planes that eventually could be called into action. • Two U.S. defense official~ famil iar with the strike planning said the B-52s would launch cruise missiles from ou rside the reach of Yugoslavia's formidable·airdefenses while a pair of B-2 .stea hh .bombers would work al ni¥hl. rargeting bunkers and underground caves thai hide Yugoslav warplanes and. com· ··· mand pusts. . ~~i~~i~~~1~~:h~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~:;:;~~~:~~~~~t~:1~~ ·romkins re.$ign~state , COLUMBUS(AP) The Department of Human Services will be under ~ew leadership this week. because the m~n lho helped cut tbe number of people on wei fare in half ha.• resigned. Wayne Sholes replaces Arnold Tompkins, who served as director of the department for tive years. TOinp"TI!J: e are t60 many unresolved kins left the job Friday to .start a eonWASHINGTON (AP) - A deal foron lhe 1999 budget probably won'! . ISsues, sm evens. w o pre d'1c1ed ·. suiting lirm , with Jacqui Sensky, . be reached until at lea.st midweek. a that, if those iss s . e settled, the mer assiStant chief of.slaff for Gov. c.hief negotialor said today as talks House could be given a finished George Voinovich. When Tomkins took over, ttie enlered their second week andqaw- producl on Wednesday and the Senare on Thursda~. number of people on welfare was makers <luck· in Washington for rhe White House Chief of Staff Ersk- about 740,000. About 350,000 duralion nervously eyeU the Nov. 3 elections. · ine Bowie.~ is meeting toda~ with the remain, the fewest si.nce_t971. About Senate Approprations Co11'tminee Republican ' leadership, including ,. 55 ,000 people lost the a1d m lhe past Chairman Ted Srevens. R-Ainska, House Speaker. Newt Gingrich ·and year, when a welfare reform law took . . .. . said negotiators on SundaY. did come · Senule Majority Leader Trent Lou, to · effect. Tompk1ns.. m•tmted c han~e up wilh a draft prqpusal on spending discuss those policy issues, . which . include use of slatislical sampling in . through . progra!'ls .such us OhiO l~ve ls, but lhatlhe plan won't be presented to rhe White House until lhe year 2000 census, aborti on and Works F1rst. deSigned to move welsome of lhe policy issues clouding contracc:ptivc restrictions and new fare r~form to coun_lles. and reward rules on organ tmnsplants. agepc1es that make wellare cuts. . lhe debate are resolved. , Over I he years, Tompkms had h~s • He said Congress is likely to pass · President · Clinton un Sunday .; measure later today exlending for insisted the bouom line mu st he share of cn_ucs. Some DemocratiC t.Wo days a midnight deadline for Republican' concessions on educmion l~wma_kers ~aw lhe effort lo push . ~eeping the governmenl open while policy. "The delay musl end. On edu- ~o~le out ot welfare ~nd m~o JObs as calion, Congress mu sl choose h>rcmg them fu~ther _mto p~verty. the negotiations go on. progn;ss over parlisanship:" he said . "Th~ ¥oal ol welt are relorm '.s to before meeling with Democratic hft _ fam~iles out,ofpoverty and Into leadeN. se ll-s uft•c•ency, smd Rep. C.J. Prentiss of Clevehmd. · Republicans said they wanted a •·Taking ... benefils and polentialsay in where uny ex tra money for ly underm ining the quality uf life of education might go. "We're perfect· children whose mothers lose their ly willing lo spend more money on • . Report: Clinton, Starr both·may testify Berridge; Jackson. Berridge fills a t.rici ly is going logo up because of WASHINGTON (APr_ Presipusitiori vacated by Howard Lemon" environmental· regulations, includ- den I Clinton and prosecutor Kenneth Oak Hill. Lemon announced his ing new rules issued last week by lhe Starr bolh could end up testifying to retirement from the board and was EPA regarding emissions of nilrogen the House impeach men! inquiry -in what sume D~mocrars hope would be recognized with a gift and standing oxides. ovation for his 19 years of service. Four amendments to the code of a prelude to a deal for Cli.nlon. Interim General Manager Phil regulations were presented to the " I do think it would be in the president's interest 10 come before the Miller reponed !hat a proactive members and all were approved. approach to righ.t-of-way managePrior to the meeling, a counlry fair J d ' C .· , R J' u •c~ary ommntee, e~: lm ment h115 resulted in fewer service was held outside the school while ·mleiTI\Pt•on_ · Kt h' h 1 1h dl' Mer w·•' ••rv~d ,·n·•"de. Mor_an, D-Va., sa1d Sunda_y. Onc.e _ tsvc~u an ..!!.'!L. .e ~- • • riilht•of-way i~ befng surveyed and a · Activities tor ahildren included a.- ·havmjl .dl.lne thai, I'll bellhal there s sy'slem wide inventoi.y is being lractor pull, ring-toss. a shooting ' a good chance t~at would huwe some · ,, entere d rnto a compuler duta base, gallery, a wander"•ng clown and kmd of negotiated daal , perhaps which is nearly complete. So far this McGruffthe Crime Dog. Rashel Fa I- so~e t~pe of censure resolullOn. ... year, Miller said approximately 100 ion, sponsored on the Rural Electric He s gomg to have'o come before rhe miles have been cleared. Youth Tour by we!l of the ~enate probably, •I a deal rsn 1 mad• · • Miller also noted that the CoopBuckeye REC . "I th' •·k · bod · A · ' s·howedPz os 0 f · erative is using automated meier lhe trip. A large health fai also '? every Y 10 men~.• reading with the Turtle anracted members. would ,liRe to hear from rhe pres•- '. 97 CHEVY CAMARO Z28 .P rime Time Emmr·N~miriation!i on cable, shouldn't · you be watching?,· CEO, Buc ke ~ Power. Inc .. told those atlending that Buckeye Power, the generation and transmissi·on cooperative thai supplies power to Buckeye REC. had the best year in its history last year. He urged members WASI!INGTON (AP)- A polen- , lional moniloring miS<ion in KPsovo tial U.S. and allied air campaign to vrrify compliance with demands of ,. against Yugoslavia is designed first to the U.N. Security Council. • intimidare. then to desrroy. "I think Hoi brooke has come out Little secrecy surrounded allied and told you lhal he i' nul making lhreats to moun! pha.'Cd and ~scalat,. progress." White House press secre· ing air strikes against Yugoslavia in · tary Joe Lockhan said lnJay. " The response to repression of ethnic AllY•· message is dear _: Pre,ident Milonians in the Serbian province of sevic has to come inlo full compliKosovo. · ance with the U.N. Security Council • Openness about what awaits resolulion. If he does not, NATO will Yugoslav President Slobodan Milo- be prepared to lake the ne.l sleps." sevic wa.' precise ly the puint.a.• U.S. Milosevic\ stubbornness has and allied diplomars hoped intimida- Pre ~idenl Clinton worried about a tion would win concessions where humanitarian disaster !oohould up lo diplomacy failed. 250,000 refugees in Kosovo be There were no signs Sunday that trapped by rhe approaching winter. Milosevic, whose ethnic Serb pulice He also has e.pressed concern that forces are. suspected of ma.. sacring U.S. threals have appeared hollow. scores of ethnic Albanian rerugees in "As the situation in Kosovo has . recenr weeks, wa.• ready to yield. deteriorated, rhe credibility of U.S. Talks stalled over a proposal by U.S. warnings to Mil osevic first issued by · envoy Richard Holbrooke that Milo- President Bush in 1992, and rearsevic agree to an e,~panded intema- tinned by me, also ·are cha ll enged," , . . services. and has jbined the Touch- Jackson, Lawrence, Meig.1, Pike, stone Energy SM .branding initiarive. . Richard K. Byrne. presidenl and· Ross, Scioto and Vinton coumies. Don't be trielred ~ the other · eu~s ehouls, eome see us for a treat S 1ngle Co py . 35 Cents Intimidation of Milosevic fi-r st ·aim of al·l ied attacks: ( TAWNEY With 139 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 117 • has been elected as il delegate to the ., I 15th annual meering of I he Amerj·. day through Saturday. Free limited can Angus Association, slated N~v. delivery is offered within. the Gal- 16. in' Louisville, Ky. lipulis city limits. Tom F. Woodward. Ill. Gallipolis. ha.• been named an alterriale delegate. do passport p~~~~~~ Identification 1 and photo llnl Same Day Service • ' i, H~!'ID~E~L~~a~~~~~:~~ell. us copy your old family photos. Special 2-5x7's lor $14.95, Reg. $19.95. SAVE $5.00. We also Eastern 7-0 Page 5. I I Holzer Hotline RN on duty 6 am to 2 am 7 days a GALLIPOLIS - Patrick Kelley, former chef of lhe Down Under Re.,tauranr. and The Iron Gate Restaurant , recenrly opened a f:uni ly-style resraurmil at 28 Cedar'Street in Gallipolis. Patrie~ has 17 years experience. in· lhe restaurant business. · Kitchen offers u home. Kelley's < style lunch menu, and is proud to ~mnoun~:e lhe dinner nu!n\.1. featuring Kelley's slow-roasted pr~e rih , serv~d wilh homemade mashed potato.: ~. salad and dinner mils. · Owned and operared by Patrick and Linda Kelley, Kelley's KiJchen is open from 10 a.n1. until 8 p.m .. Mon- , ·· -.....;-.....~~~- slips past ' Now comes the test for investors j Southern ,{ a New r9staurant open~ on Cedar St. •' in Gall"l'pol 1·-. 5 · · . • Bengals upset Steelers, Page 4 Social Sequrity golumn, Page 10 Yanks, .Braves triumph, Page 4 High: 70; Low:40 GALLIPOLIS ' . The w~k of through the 1113il will have to sign up October 12- 16 has been declared for electronic deposil by the January "Direct lkposit Week" nationwide. deadline. Throughout the week Ohio Valley Direct deposit systems provide the By CUFF EDWARDS record. Florida. the nation'slaiJUI orange the Chicago Board of Trade after the Bank will panicipare in various activ- . financial instilutions alld llleir cus- AP Butii!MI Writer On other rnWt.s. soybeall. com. grower, is expected 10 harvect a crop gOYemment reported the fall crop Frozen, concentrated orange-juice meal llld livestock futures moved or 190million bo~, the USDA~i­ _ititli pi"omoting direct deposit. inchld- tomers willl added sufety, reliabilitywill be 5 percent smaller than previillg, a contost for those who sign up and convenience: as well . as, a futures rocketed 25 ~n:enl Friday on sharply higher. mated, down from a record 244 mi I- ous estimate~ . Com futures also for direct deposit during the week. decrea.'C in cost for both panics. By the Board of Trade of the Ciry of New Orange juice jumped as the U.S. lion boxes a year ago. Florida was advanced. · . Social Security benefil,. will be a u•ing !lirectdeposit an individual's York after the gOYemmenl reported · Agricuhure' Depa~nt ,monthly 50Ciced by rainy weather early this The USDA's 'Oyhean ·ropon ai!(O • ' •. prominent focu' for National Direct payment is available to he or she on harsh weather in Aorida this )e:ir ' crop estimate show¢ a decline near, · year. hOI and dry weather in the look ll1lukd panicipants by surpriS.: lkposit Week. their regular payment date. II cannol slashed the orange crop by an esli- ly lwice what the market had antici- ~ng ~ early summer and heavy 1110!11 a/talysb ~ad predicled the gov"Direct lkposit" means payments be stolen, lost or misplaced. If indi- mared 22 percent from lll'>t year's pated. rain qam lhrough late September, ernment would increa.<e slightly it~ are sent elecrronically to bank , viduals are away from home , they causing fungus damage and fruit rot. .previou• estimate of a 2.91 billionaccount. eliminating the' need to print don't have to worry because ·their Orange juice futures for Novem- bushel ..,Ybean crop. Instead. !he , and mail check.<. Numerous banks. check is not silting unprotected in ber delivery rose 25.75 cents 10 government said late-sea.<;on dry. hot employers. credit unions and gov- their mailbox. With direct deposit $1.267 a pound. weather' helped sharply reduce pod ' . emment agencies already use direct there is 00. need to make a special trip . Soybean futul'ell priCes !lOafed on counts. deJIO!'it in place of payroll. benefit to I he b-dllk jim to- cash or deposit and pension ch~cks , your check. Plus, your money begins Although"'"' of direl't•deposit has earning int~:rest immediately if you incre ..-;ed dramatically si nce 1997, have an inrerest-benring account By JOHN CUN.NIFF vide long-tenn profit~ for those will. ing tQ accept risk. National Direct Depc»it Week is an To demonstrate the increased use AP Business Analyst •' · effon to expl!lld public.awareness of of direct depoi;ii. the percentage of NEW YORK - When stocks are' The big que,stion is will they, and the beneficial use. of direct dei'O'il. government employees using this rising 10 the heavens, as they were the pru;t suggest. that many will nor. Someday it will be required that all form· of payment grew from 92 per- unti l recently, you don't even need a Nobod~ can say when the bottom payments from the federal govern- ce'ntto an even larger 95 percent, in · ticket to go. along for lhe ride. The ~i!l be reached or at what depth. and ment be ' made by direcl depo>it or 1997. The Social Security Adrrtiriis- hard part is lhe re-entry; it's whl II IS even hkely thai the economic oiHer electronic methnd.s. This tration ha.• been making all types of . you pay the fare. news may become darker in weeks 10 includes, but is nollimiretlto, Social payments by direct 'deposit since It provokes the question: Ar come. Some clarkening is all but foreSecurity, Supplemental Security 1976. small investors. the sort of folks with ordained by eyenu; now unfolding. Income, vereran,, civil service and Currently, rhroughout the United $IO,OOO.to $50.000 in stocks, going But there will be a bottom. And rmlroad re1~remen1 paymepts. States, almost 45 million people to do as small investors so often have lhen what'! This is a major wncern for our ' receive $282 billion a yrar in S.ocial ' done In the past, which is sell out at H. Brad lee Pell)l, an investment .stale and especially lhis.area. In Ohio. Security be~etils, numbers rhat con- the wrong time? counselor. says it well: "We have to greater rhan 923.(Xl0 heneliciaries tinue 10 rise. It is estimated lhat soon . Ideally, the time to sell is when lhe remember lhat hear !!latkets always sti l! recei vc Social Sccuriry checks as afler the year 2000, every fourth .jler- marker, is high enough 1~ provA a provide the best opportUnities to buy lhe~r source ol payment. F1lly-thrce son will be-eligible for Social Sccu- profit, but that also is when ir. isUsr · into attracrive companiet~ a1 favorable percent of Franklin Cuu_nry's beneti- riry benetits. difficult to sell. It_ is a time when the '· prices." " ,. ciaries lake advanlage of direct . As a result of direci deposit, bulls roar "buy," brokers promote, Bear markel' always end, and the "deposit. while only 36 percent of Pike Social Securily saves money. The and greed runs wild. ensuing markets provide worthwhile Coun1y rec•p•enls use 11. Pen.:entages govemmenr saves 40 cents fur every History shows that for t6o many results. It happened. spectacularly drop even furrher l<x:al ly. Thirty and payment thai does not have ' to be small. amateur, part-time investors after lhe· bear markets of 1987 and 29 perccntnf beneliciaries In Juckson printed and mailed. Thi.s is just one the decision to sell is made when the 1\190. bur it happens lo some degree and . Meigs Coun~ies respectivoly way that the organizalion ha.• found market already ha.• descended after every decline. when lhe bulls are moaning, brokers ·& r~cc:av~ lhe1r ~ntt1ts through dtrect to cut costs. The savings remains in Despile downturns. the momendcpusu. In Galha Cqunly, 31 percenl lhe Social Security Trusl Fund and is are yelling "sell" and fear tranlum of t~e market remains up, as eviuse lhe system. This means th~l the available for future payments; thus, scends. de~ced by the average annual 19 perEarly indications SU!Jgest the same "cent total return (appreciation and 69 percem ol Gall!~ County reSidents ensuring benefits for furure generawho are sri II receivin}l" lh~ir checks tions. .• syndrome. is at work tQday and that dividends) for equities over lhe entire it will co~tinue until the biuer end, 1982- 1\1\)8 period. · and thai untold thousand,, even milA reminder: While investment lions. of smail investors will then oppurtunilies are likely 10 develop Immediate transformation takes pl.ace ... A swear off stocks ,for years to come. over the next few months, there's no precious memory is etched into your mind forever. What a shame! Just when I he bar- urgency to jump in blindly. On avergains might be.uppe_arin$. ' age, it has taken the past 15 bear mar• Late las! week stocks on the New kets 11 mnnlhs to regain the previous Ke,eping children healthy is our goal - if you York Stock exchange were down high.. . ' more than 35 percent on average. and need help with any health care concerns There is no assurance that the close lo 50 . percent on the Nasdaq averuge will be maintained, but Permarket. where many of the smaller, please ask us! ry, among others, observes thai in potentially high-growth companies only three instances has it taken H~alth l-800~462-5255 are·listed. longer than 14 months to re-achieve . At their 'earlier highs. of course, . lhe old highs. ' ~eek mosl of l.hese srocks. blue chip and ·Behind the clouds rhe sun still speculative, were priced fur above the shine."', long-tenn norms. Those long-term NEW RESTAURANT . ·A ribbon-cutting ceremony waa . price-to-earnings mtios now are chis. held Thursday lor. the official opening ol Kelley's Kitchen, locat~r to I5 than 30. as they had been . ed at 28 Cedar St. Plc:tured on llrsl row, left to right are Linda Jeep Now that the market has plunged. and Patrick Kelley, owners and Jay Moore, preald!lnt ol the Gal· many current PEs are srill above the Eagle Ita County Chamber ol Commarce. Rear· Mike Tro.wbrldge, Cindy norms. Sti II, some stocks have fallen ~atheny, Batty Kallay and Brian Kallay. Not pictured ··Michelle · to a level that conceivably could pro- · . Martin and James Roal. · Sports October 12, 1998 Today: Sunny Orange juice·futures rocket 25. percent higher on crop estimates I' Monday Report: cash assistance, food stamps, child- care and job training will not accom- ~ plish lhis goal." Bur Tompkins said com munities have learned to used their resources so welfare recipients cun become $~0 PARADE WINNERS • First and second· place winners In the Oct. 3 Big Bend Sternwheel Festival Parade sponsored by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce were, In order by : Individual float, Julie Spaun and Jamie Drl!ke; kid unit, PJ:lll Blackwell and Tanlsha McKinney; new unit, Boy Scouts of Amerlc;a and Hula Hippo; animal units, Rebecca Facemyer and HOPE riders ; walking unit, Farmers Bank and Pomeroy's VIctorian Tour Guides; vehicle, Howard Mullen and Air Force jet; bus!- ness, Ohio Valley Bank and Overbrook NursIng Cenler; .organization, SHrlners and Amerlr can Legion. Shown receiving trophies Thursday are, from left: f~ont - Howard Mullen, Boy Scout Seth Johnson, Fair Queen Julie Spaun and Lisa Smith (OBNC); rear •• Chamber · Tourism Committee Chairwoman ,Iudy Williams, Michele Oliver and Kyla Carpenter (OVB), Donna Schmoll (FB&SC), David Jackson and Cindy Saunders (OBNC). million in _state aid delayed to schools AKRON (A P) - At least $30 The depurtmenltold the newopa- · million in stme aid needed by sc hool perthat il was unable to create all the dislricts to pay for ni!'W education oew education formulas required marlt.late."' will '· be nt lt!a.'H three · afler the Legislalure overhauled the monlhs lute. the Akrt1n Beacon Jour- states ·" hoolfunding sys tem in Febnul reported loday. ruary. Schools have been ·geni ng rhe Schools were suppos'O'I 10 r<eeive the: money in July hut won' t st:u1 get· ~rrtne amount of fund ing I hey gollasl ling it uruiltll~ end of thi s moruh- schoo l year. even though they were nearly one-lhi rd of th,e w"y lhrnugh forced to implement the costly new lhe fi,cal year, said Smcic l:awell. mundules in August spok~swoman for lhe Ohio Deparl- · Sch<x>l districts sa id they were nol r~lc ing a fin;.ncial emcrg'~ncy without fncml of Educaliun. ' rhe money. The Barberton schoo l disrrid has been losing money since it hired "13 new teachers 10 satisfy new requirements for class size.'! <illd <1ll -tlo1r kindergarten. said dLi!it rict treasurer Paul Wulff. .. It gets very frustr:.ni ng when you havt! met :1ll the rnandah:s the state is making. " but the money doesn't cnme. he "I fl.!d e-st. .. ~aid . ljk ~ The mandates. part of~~ new fund ing fonnula that gives 2!4 SL'hoolliistriLls n 10 pen:e~t in1..'rl!a'e in aid. indude lht!' fivC~ycar pha~~ - in of i.1 rt!'411irementthat di~ t rit·t , 'el a:-.it.k I J pcn.:\.! nt of thdr hud£:Ch for tl:XI · hnnb. hui ltling rnaintcnant·c. und l'mergcnl!y funtk Sdu)ul offi~t.1 iab :-.aiJ lilWIIl<JI... er-. pnsst!d the mandutcs without know· ing the cost or whcthcr di~tri ct~ wt>re d1argin g . th~m . ir.ll~r- . financittlly uhle to fulfi llth ~m. .h)hn Piasun . trca . . urcr fur Akron a schools. said the district had ~noug h y.:ar-end (:ash in July tn 'il ay utloat. But. he said. the district would hnvc hl!t:n rt!~o:eiving $700.000 mort! a numth from the \lUte on which ht:: .could haVe hcen collecting intere~l ­ almu~t t•nougll to pay the monthly salary of a .beginn ing teacher. · "My 'g ucs~ is, it wi ll lle January • before they' ll straighten it out ," he ~a id . "1 don't blumc the sHitc d.epartmcnl al all . The Legislature;, lheone that ,tu.rned ·thing ~ upsidt! down." ,, �• j • Commentary Page2 Monc18y, October 12, 1W 1948 111 Court Streel, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 ·Fax 992 2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager DIANE HILL Controller • 11M St ..i!Wi wetc ,,,.. to tht «<ltor rrom rtMHn on • broMI ,.,_ ot fDIJb ShiJtt ,.,.,. (300 WOI\ Dr I•••J hfVll tM .,.,, Chlt~UIJI Mlttg pubHfhH. Typ«J wt and m•y N «<ltR. EliCh lhoultllncluft • ~,. ~ •rid rMyll,. phGn• num S lty • dltl If riNr• • • ,.,.,.nu tD • prevlow tlfkN or •ttH. M.n to un.,-, tD • EC111Dt. The S.ntiMI 111 C4un sr. Pon»roy, Ohio ,.,. .,. ,.,.rr«< 4$111. or. FAX to 114-11112.Zt5r. President's shadow totally different in this midterm election By WALTER R MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGlON - Wh1le there s always a prcSidenual shadow 0\cr By Jack AnderSon and Jan Moiler WASHINGTON Jorge Yong was enjoyong h1mself '" an Interne! chat room one day when he got mlo a cyber uff wuh a wom~n he was counmg The ne<l day the woman was dead At least as far as the federal !Jons of the pub he Both agenCies were smgled out by Sen Fred Thompson R Tenn whose Governmental Affmrs Commu tee recently fin government was concerned It seems Yong s advances had 1shed a govern Moiler & ment w1de look at Anderson computer secunty Usmg tech mques wtdely avatlable on the Inter net General Accou~~ffice tests show that the comru~~r. "lstems of both the VA and the SSA are h1ghly vulnerable Thompson says Fed cr~l agency computer systems arc not hemg adequately protected desp11e their senSitiVIty and cnucall ly Investigators found that JUS! about every government computer gollen so out of hne that the woman reported h1m and eventually got h1m banned from the chat room That led Yong a cla1ms worker for the Soe~al Securny Adm1n1strauon to seek revenge The followong day at work Yung found the woman s Soc1al Secunty records m the agency s database and entered" date of death Yung s VIC!Jm d1dn l Jearn about thiS unul she went to a bank jo apply for a Joan and was gently mformed that the bank s records listed her as dcl:eased Feehng quue confident plaont wuh the SSA wh1ch eventual ly fmgered Yong as the cufpnt He 1s current ly on probauon Although no pennanent damage was done the •nc1dent helps under ~~.:ore the computer se~.:unly prob Jems wllhm the SSA and other fed cral agcnctes that serve large sec Chnton Until then there w II be pnv 1tc st ratcg1 zmg nothmg overt a~.:curdmg to the Hou se Republican m charge lest ll be see n as pollllckmg To wh1ch Democ rats retort that IllS JUst that All that was predtctablc The Impact on the campatgn and cle<llons IS not Impeachment may not he an open or dcc1s vc S!<iUC Th1 s 1s nOt one nation al elect1on It s 435 for the House 34 for the Senate 36 for governors wnh a vanety of ISsues pcrsonah11cs and Circumstances m play But the scandal and •mpeachmcnt prospect arc there spoken or unspoken And the Nov 3 ballotmg me\llably will be read for mstructlons from voters on what they want done about Cltnton At thiS pomt little more than three weeks out the Clinton tmpact on those tndlvtdual elecuons can I be foretold The same maJOntles who are tellmg pollsters thev approve the preSident s JOb perfonnance and don Lwant h1m forced from office also are saymg they thmk he hed and moral concerns and the scandal 10 Washmgton are •mportant nallonal problems There have been changmg Signals on the hkely 1mpact on turnout cruc1al because most people don I bother to vote'" •mdterm elecudhs magmfymg the 1m pact of those who do The latest surveys repon mcrcased tnlenSity about the elections among ltkely Democrauc voters suggcst10g that the •mpeachment prospecl may push more of them to the polls The mouvatlon of core Repub hcan const nucnc1es never was m questiOn Small cha ges 10 the 11100d of the public could have a major Impact on SPIN THE BOTTLE controverst·al TV Sl•tcom - ··sn't f By DeWAV.NE WICKHAM We don 1 bel eve we sh >uld do anythmg over! between now and the clccuon s s od Rep Henry Hyde ch nrman of the House Jud1C1ary Comnut Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Some secrets tee arc hcsl kept because we don I want to be accused of p Jllttc nng thiS Democrats and the Wh te House alrc tdy were 'accusmg them of JUS! that and of try ng to drag out a case Amc cans want ended Hyde sa1d hiS om IS One that should never have been revealed IS The Secret D.ary of to see Desmond Prc1flcr done th s ye \T m Amenca That s a 1clcv1 s1on In the 258 )76 vote for the mvcst gat on of Clmton 31 Democrats voted show that spoofs the Lmcoln Whne ~ w th the Rcpubl cans aftL:r a Dcmocr Ill: propos 11 for a more hmttcd mqlllry House whiLh premiered Monday on 1 hod b~c n fCJCCtcd me Willie House and pany leaders had lr cd to hold down that num ber~ aqvancc spcculat• n I ad been that 11 mght be h1gher - the the upstart United Paramount Net work hdlc1 to ar'o! uc tl}at 11 w 1 1 p trtts m Rcpuhhc m mvcst eat< n The show 1s 1witless comcd) -that Clmt n h os heen tell ng Dcmocr Us that ad,ersny sh >uld sl r then He talks n tcnn s ol oU yea h st v 1atht,:l tl 1l I h~.;- adversity h1s sexual misconduct hard!' the ban tcr of a Ku Kluxer The ~ ·cat f oult to be lound wuh Desmond PfellfCJ IS not that ll smks to the level of The B rth of a N Ill m hut Wickham has bee n Jab"C ied 1ae~al blasphem ~ by hlack act v1sts who w mt 11 t lkc n ,n 1 ather th 1t It d1 cs n 1 no.;c w the level nd lies de It h~> party the atr TI1cy charge th 11 11 makes fun ol good comedy N 1m lily th~ sc n tdtcnn dcct1 ms haH: 1 h ~ lallollm vc tcr tUin ut he / ot sla\CIY As 11 1~1n s JUt that s 1 I m glad to be plrt ul "rnclh ng ty s m h s ru uJ r smg speec hes Y( u rc here to rcvc1sc \00 y~ars of htsto st1ch.:h fhc closest the progr un th u IS completely poltueall) tncor I I Y comes to tllat ts an exchange 1L::d hccamt:: 1 Jhttc II corrc~.: tncss tn TI1c lust y s that unly mcc 11 I ~'4 has the party hoidmg the Whne between Pfe1ller a black English nc 1s the hanc of soctoty s cx1s Hfusc ~ mcd cats n the How~c m a mtdtct n clcctaon sml:c the C1vll Wn noblc1;11an who has somehow tencc Ch1 McBndc the block actor become Lmc 1ln s butler and the who pi oys l'lellfe• told rcpollcrAnd nc\c Tm tht.: SCl:ond tcnn ol a p1~-:s1dcnt So tl c >dds olways we re aga nsl the Dcm >crats n 1998 long before the Whne House cJucf of staff back 10 July sc ondal They hod tal ked of upsell mg the II scat Rcpuhllcan maJonty m the Upon scc mg Pfeifle! w th h~> teet He s wrong House hut a 11orc realist c om olways was to mm miZe oil year losses propped atop a kitchen 11ble the Bad taste IS a lar greater threat to It st1ll 1s and the guess.ng n< w IS th ot Rcpuhllcans will 1dd small gams to prcstde ntlal a1de snaps The slaves ur cx.JstL:nu:: And The Secret thclf 228 sc ats n the House and n oy core more Slgmlicantly perhaps 3 scats haven t been emancipated yet get D1 ory of Desmond Pleaffcr IS thiS m the Sen oe WI h S not beyond posSib lty That s the magiC number there your feet ofl the table tclc\lsu n season s wmncr when tl arc 55 Rcpuhhcans n >W 60 could I kc lull co nmund olthc Senate by forcmg You ma)l be ch1el of stafl and comes to had taste It tu,ns Abraham oct on on ISsues th II n< w co 1 he bl eked by Dcmocraltc lillbustcr my 1mmedtate supcno Pfeaffcr LJnt.::oln an assassinated Amcnc m shoots buck out I lnUS!ICiniOd you hero mlO sex crazed buftoon m the that we are both human bemgs both hope that aud1ences w1ll dchght 10 equals the ltnk oges the ~huw s wntcrs make Both equals' the man responds between hiS omagmary peccadillos wHh a b1g laugh Hell Joo you re and Bill Cltnlon s real life sex prob Letters to the editor Urges yes vote • ODear Ed lor On Nov 3 Oh o voters w1ll be ISked whether to approve Issue One to protect doves from huntmg Because the grou ps that oppose Issue One have nut been able to come up with a s 1gle guod reason why mournmg doves shou ld be hunted the) h 1\e rcsor cd to a mulu m1lllon dollar campa1gn of mudslmgmg and nunc coiling They arc try ng 11 Jool voters mto behevmg that Issue One IS ah• ut 1 lfe th n JUst doves 1 hey have la1led to realize however th II Ohioan s arc mtelllgcnt enough to read the plam and snnplc I onguage on the ballot 1o per '" hall hunt or toke a mournmg dove In tau thc 1c arc m my rc tsc n t< \ Ol e Yes on Issue One Dove huntin g s crue l for one th1ng 1 he U S I sh and W>ldllle Serv1ce csttmatcs that up to 30o/c of the d< ses , J of I y hunters me wounded and unretncvcd That means lor every three dove s so cccss full y b tggcd by a hunter , nc b1rd IS crtpp Jcd and JcJt n the lfeJd IO d C I sJow JOd p mfuJ death ~.:ly Atmee St Arnaud Ca mpa1gn Coordmator Save I he Doves Per r} sbu rg covenng that Lmcoln was havmg telegraph sex w1th a woman not hiS Wife '\ I II take poilucal correctness over dumb T\(,Programnt ng any day UPN wlnch has a h•gher percent age of black vtcwers that any other network ought to mnve toward pro grams that arc smart and funny and away from comcd1es that arc dumb and wuless ' What docs 11 take to be sman and Iunny' Get away from the usual suspects when 11 comes to the characters and producers ol comedies espcctally those that are meant to aurae! black v1cwers UPN likes to pomt out that Pfc1ffcr IS the smartest character m us controversial show but 1t s not lost on me and a lot of other Afncan Amencans that he also IS the butler No The Seer~! Dtary of Desmond Pfe1ffer IS not racist But more to the pomt 11 s pam fully not funny Makmg hght of an assassmat cd preSident as tacky TV Havmg ham drool over hts female secretary and come on to hts male butler as a mcd nn u Y resort to ~ex humor Ntppmg at the edges of the slavery ISsue for comtc rehef IS grossly msenslltve UPN should overhaul tiS approach to comedy Why not break the mold and ere ate a dtfferent ktnd of role for black actors? lmagme the smart JOkes that mtght come from a comedy about a dude ranch run by the descendant of a buffalo sold1cr whl> returns home to Wyommg wuh hiS Harvard edu cated wife from Harlem Or a come dy about a black Amencan nmb'IS sador to some small European prm ctpaluy whose tnhabnants only knowledge of Afrtcan Ameneans ts what they see on ESPN the one US cable station Jls basketball crazed ruler w1ll allow the people of hts dtn • poor country to watch? OK so maybe nenhcr tdea wtll wm UPN an Emmy but they would be a fre sh approach to comed1es that have black actors as tbe central char acter It s thiS lack of new 1deas I suspect more than anythtng else that angers people most about Desmond Pfetffer whach ts rooted m a televt ston past tn wh1ch blacks were too often the brunt of bad JOkes UPN would do well to dtstance 1tself from that bad hiStory By Nal Hentoff In a fanfare of nd1gna~on an array'of mtcmauonal tntcllcctuals and gllncnng entertamment figures have sogned an urgent pe~liOn TilCy nsc not to stop the cthmc clcansmg accordmg to the !llummall mqUisllooal harassment or a lanaucal prosccu 101 who has mixl clcd h msclf niter Inspector Iaven Apparuntly Ken ncU1 Starr forced the prcsJdcntlo go Ko:smo or the ma_o.;s sk'U"V \ Ill Illcy mstruct l o.; to remember that su11csman IS nann It 1s t-.:m orkublc how Ill ooy d1ver;cly accomplished publtc figures hove allowed themschus to he duped by thiS nnn U icdemJ grand N 1r w L'i the prcsldt:nt I ~ulr vcrtmg the nght f P mi n Jones n "" zen of lower P"Y onk to due p o.:ess 1 lllt::rc IS H lrv ud Law 1d c 'JlCCI 1 UIU ·-Bcmmun Ben >Iucci ( motl>e1 Signer ol II I \W!';Uit when he ct nuptcd C\ ltkm: hy lyiiH! \hiS dL:flOSIIIOn 111 r'\l.:r C L'il.: l1CI Al~hb1shop 11 th~ Tile lcade1 of the ln.'!: \\ >rid aJ,o Icd u Ius c 1b nCI ond to Ills I nthfullctamc" Ill the While House the -.:by del he1 11cly send ng them I 111 11 lie puhl ely L1 the rest ol us But II< I E:hnt >os desperate Ulckm• Y. 11 In Sdux>l 1• ''"-" AI on Dc"h >WilZ lot who snrnct mcs shows cx.c n pi U) c Jll a g:~.: 1 h s dx u.:c I t.: hcnto.; Ill ppcll Uc c "" But111 " ddcndmg the prcsJdclll m II~ c Ulll\ al ~ )Dths t I Lablc lclc\ 1s1 ll IX -sh w 11. keeps h~aymg Sex hcs Sex I cs Its oil aht ut >eX JUI)' > I ll IJushcJ \t::dAilL:IIL I [X:ll)l: tl Ull ~.:;xru npk 1 answcrahle to publ c <pm publl~.: \d HentoH agamst Ius better 1111 nr (( lht:: l1w nly! Kh.., puhl1c ~~.:lo.; By thcu I"Ct.:konm\! conumn ng per JUI)I hef010 to the L'idUC Ronald Rotunda wix>;e book ts wtde Jy u.o;ed m law schools - pomts out If the prestdent can pe~ure himself with no consequences ts there really a basts then for saymg he IS covered by any law? I would commend to the tllummau rallymg around thiS persecuted pres1dent acauuonary note by SuThomas More m Ruben Bolt s A Man for All Seasons Thts country s planted th1ck w1th Iows from coast to coast man s laws not Gixl s and 1f you cutthem down do you really U>mk you could stand upnght m the wtnds thut would blow then? I must odm11 however U1at thts pres !dent s chutzpah exceeds that ol any pubho ollk~nl '"my expcnc >cc When Chn ton oppcared recently Ill New Ybrk Unt vc"IIY Law School he smd as rcpon •'<~ m the Sept 23 New Yo1 k Post tllut \ IS h s Rcpuhhc an enenues who arc thn:uh.:mng the Consl tut10n hy thc1r rcmrn'SCIL'Ss pursmt ot hm1 llU'i IS the pi'CSidcnt Who ha.o;; L.:VISl.:Cr atcd the nght to hahe"' corpus U~ercby greatly mere l'lll![ the posSibtllly thut petit m ) t > know mut.:h 1houl how tl1c A 1c11t.: m syst~.: Jn ot law w< ks But surd) Will am Sty1 m n d Al1hU1 Sd lc ngc1 J1 Wei~ t tlldll 111 lugh ~ h 1o:.JI th tl lUI ~ )UJ1.-. dL.:pcl d n wn n ~" 1 >t lymu urx.lc1 < 11h nnoccnt men and v.otnt::n w11l he ext.: LUted hex; IUSC With lew CX<.:Cpttons 111 s d01.:s h t'pr~n 1 ( 1 1 till~.: h 1m~.: 'But 1o.; u ll li\11U t 'In 11 l1 w pwlcss >e rclt.:a'it::d In 'Ill de 1th row 1lt~.:r stx t)rllU>J"C they nuw have only one ycm to JlC"uadc \ kdt: J llu Ul1 h ,, ~nlt:no..:s 112\ tcW then COtlVICIIOils Smce 197' le nly70 111Cnluovclicc n I' c c... •!iift mnoc~nl The llterau who are !hrongmg to the suppon of thts prestdent forgl!l that he tned hrud to get the Supreme Court to upHold the Commumcauons Decency Act, whtch would have removed from the Internet anything tndccent for chil dren Another herd of mdependcnt hterary mtnds rallaed behand Clmton m the Ocl 5 New Yorker magiiZinc among them Tom Mormon and Janet Malcolm Moc nson charges that the presodent ts betng stolen from us The booiSleps of the Independent Counsel she elegantly adds have trampled h1s pnvacy Does sllC mew> jackboots' ThiS IS the preSident who tned so hard to get Con~'res.s to g1v the FBI the power to usc rovmg Wlt-.:1 s othout the bother of geltmg owan nil Also '"the New Yorker Jan msU\Icls us that what h oppcn Oval Ofhcc was 01 the very t-.:suh ot the preSident s deSire n o;;onncL tlon With anothc1 pct'S4:m 1lus dcsnc to connt.:ct IS somcthmg llluo;;t She me ons thiS rcncu ot ng tnSight to be taken scnously for these arc scnous ttmc~ Nat Henlolf JS a nattooally renowned authonty on the Ftrsl Amendment and the rest of the DIU of Rtghls. f Manoflold •rte1• YOUf1981own •r•te2" • [ Dayton •r'te2' • . KY W VA. ' ~ 1:> 1998 AoaJWeather Inc ~- Cloudy Showell T..,.,. Rain Flornes Today's weather forecast The Associated Press Soulheaslern Ohao Today Areas of dense fog unul m•d morntng Then sunny H1ghs near 70 L1ghl and vanable wmd Tomghl Clear until mtd ntgh~'ne n fog Locally dense at 11mes Lows tn the m1d 40s Calm WIOd Tuesday Areas of dense fog unul mtd morntng Then partly sunny H1ghs 10 the upper 60s Extended fore<a•l Tuesday mght Partly cloudy Lows m the mtd 40s Wednesday Partly cloudy H1ghs 1n the mtd 60s Thursday Partly cloudy Lows m the m1d 40s and htghs tn the upper 60s Fnday Partly cloudy Lows 10 the mtd 40 and htghs near 70 Ohio's libraries among top in nation COLUMBUS (AP)- Oh1o ~os one of the best llbr "Y tundmg sys terns 10 the country thanks 10 part to state a1d that provtdes about 76 per cent of the money The (Cleveland) PI o n Dealer reported Sunday "-' On a per reSident basiS only New y, rk spent more operating money on public hbr.anes than Oh10 accordmg to 1995 mformatlon from the U S Department of Educatton the latest available New York spent $36 96 per restdent Oh1o spent $34 68 Among contiguous stales West V~rgtnta spent the least $10 52 per restdent The hbranes tn Ohto are the best '"the CCI4ntry sn•d Mnnlyn Mason dlf ctor of the Cleveland Public L•brary She cred1IS lundmg relorms m the m1d 1980s And although state fund tng prov1des 1 good base library boards also can ask voters for more help L1brunes used to get 5 percent of a tax on 11lVestments such as stocks oml bonds The tax was repealed m 1983 Instead lawmakers dectded the public hbranes would get5 7 percent of Ohw s mcome t lX L1branes agreed to the sw11ch because ncome t lX o.; potent I tl growth of the Steven Hawk d!fector of the Akron Summu County Public Lobrary sa1d the rolorm helped reduce fund ng d1 ftcrence s between n raJ counlles that dill o I h ove many mvc=siOrs mr.J urban ~..:ounth!s Meigs EMS logs 15 calls Unns of the Me1gs County Emer gency Med1cal Servtce recorded 15 calls for ass~>lance Sunday and Sun day Unns respondmg m<iuded CENTRAL DISPATCH 12 53 am Sunday Matn Street Rutland Pauline Til hs Vetorans Memonul Hospnal Rutland squad nsststed 7 46 am Sunday Mill Stroet Mtddleport Mildred Riley Holzer Med1c ol Center 10 35 om Sunday East Mum Street Pomeroy Magudlen Russell VMH 6 31 p m Sunday Me1gs M1ddle The Daily Sentmel !USPS ll3 ~) CommuniiJ Ntwllpaper Holdings, 1M Pul hshcd -cvery aflcin Mn Mondny through Friday Ill Cour Sl Pomcn y Oh1 by llw Ohtf Vnllf.l)' Pubh!>!hl'lg Com1 a ty Sc~;(lnd ctns pus gcpada1Pu y Oho Member 1bt: N~ x:tJio.:d Press am.l he Ohio Newspaper f\S'MC n PO!rtmiJIIIlr Send nddrc a corre I on~ 10 1 he On I~ Sc unci Ill Court St Pumcroy Ohto ~71i9 SUBSCRIPI'LON IIA1 ES " One Week .$2 00 0 c Month $6 70 OncYea $10400 SINGLE COPY PRICE J.S Cents Suhscr bcrs no tics r ng o pay 1hc carrier may rem 1 n advapce dlrecl to Tl;laipaily Sent ncl on a lh cc s x o 12 month ba~. 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Ext IIOl orExt t•061 Other Services AdvertiSin~ Circulation Ex! 1!04 Cl1sslned Ad• .Ext 1100 Ext IIOJ SchQOI Josh Buzz ord Pleasant Val ley Hosp1tal 2 39 a m Saturday Middleport Pollee Department James Hudson treated at the scene 6 58 am Saturday Eden Rtdge Road Typpers Pla10s Lou Ellen Nuuer Camden Clark Memonul Hnspllal 10 0511 m Saturday Ba1ley Road Pomeroy Angela Parker HMC 3 35 p m Saturday state Route 124 Mtddleport Rusty Meadows HMC Middleport squad assiSted 9 5l p m Saturd 1y Beech Grove Rood Rutland Charles Sm1Lh VMH Rutland squ ou assiSte\1 10 2ti p m Saturday Ch1ldrens Home "Roud Belly Ymmg VMH Pomeroy squud assisted CLEVELAND (A P) - More than cnmes appeared for mnml heanngs 3 000 ch1ldren entrusted to the Cuya hut never reappeared fo( tnal or to hnga County Juvenile Court have face penallles the newspaper sa1d been forgouen because of nusman Many repeatedly appeared 1n agemenl The Plam Dealer reported juvemle court for other mailers but on Sunday thclf cnmes were torgonen because More than 100 ch1ldren stayed'" no one kept track of them sa1d Bel fosler care lor monlhs or years even ty Willis Ruben the court s chtef though JUdges had ordered them JUdge returned to thelf parents Hundreds of She learned ol the problem earh teen agers who broke Jaws av01ded er th~> year wh1le plannmg for a new penal lies the newsp oper sa1d clerks nlf1ce wh1ch opens next It sa failure ol the whole system month She a>Signed a dozen people of accountab1l11y Court Admmts to ~orrecl 1t trator John Zachanah sa1d It s Ruben sa1d there were several rea mmd boggling sons for the problems Most ol the ch1ldrcn affected ~re • She smd one mag~<Lrale handled poor Fam11tes wuh money hlfed I 000 cases wtthout recordmg h1> anomeys to clear thetr cases but fam Uectsums 11 wntmg Wtthoul the 1hes without money were forced to JOUrnal entnes children 10 foster care wall the newspaper sa1d L:ouldn 1 go home lathers cnultln 1be Most ol the 3 0()() cases 1nvolved Jorced to pay child support ch1ldren who commll!ed mtnor Local briefs--:--~ Accidental gunshot reported An 18 year old Pomeroy man reportedly shol h1m selfm Lh left loot wh1le target pracl cmg Sunday allernoon Joshua A Wtlst>n Jr Peach Fork Ro.>d was shooung at some cans when h1> hand slipped on the 22 caliber llreann and htt the lrtgger causmg lllo diScha,ge mtQ hiS f<x>L accordmg to a Me1gs County Sher 1ffs Ofllce report He w os lr on sported by opn vute car to Veterans Memonal Hosp1 tal tn Pomeroy and later tran,ported by ambulance to Holzer Med~eul Center'" GallipoliS lor treatment the report slated Two arrested lnrDexter disturbance An 18 yenr old l'lexter mun nnd a JUVent Je male were arrested Sun day eventng by Me1gs County Shenff!; Office depuues Deput1es responded to the vtllage after complamLs about three males creutmg a diSturbance m the small community Arrc•ted was Clarence W Hatfield who was c1ted on charges of ollstructmg JUSlice possesswn of drug paraphernalia carrymg a con cealed weapon cnmmal mtschtet and d1sorderly conduct The JUVe ode was released to the custody of hiS parents Burglary reported Two I rearms were reported stolen from a Shade reSidence Satur day afternoon Janue Boyd reported to the Me•gs County Shenff s Office that the flfearms a 22 caliber ntlc and a 9 mm handgun were stolen from hiS room The mc1dent remam under mvesllgatlon In add111on JoAnn Ends Rutland reported nems were taken I rom the old Hallleld house on Happy Hollow Road Marcta Kuchen Cherry Rtdge Road Pomeroy reported three head lights and the wmd,h~eld were busted out on her 198 f OldSinob•le Brady S 1yre Rae ne reported Sunday that the passenger wmdow on hiS 1989 Chevmlel p ckup truck was broken out and a black leuther tacket stolen ' A 17 year old Middleport youth w os c led lollowmg a two cur ace~ (lent near Rutla nd Fnd oy ufternoon 1 A mee R Kluc' 20 M ddleport w os stopped to make a Jell ll rn 1nlo u pnv He dr ve when her 19lJ5 Gt::o Metro w IS struck I rom beh1nd by o 1989 Ford Probt dnven by Cory W Stew trt M•ddleport oc-cord Hospital news r~port Holzer M-;:,rcal Cenler Dtschurges for Fraduy Oet 9 Joan Fold~n Pmy T odell Chrtslopher Bruml eld Mrs Kenny Roble ond daughter Stanley Payne E,telle H oil and Tracy H oil Births Mr ond Mrs Roy Belt a s11n Co olton Saturday Oct 10 Glenn o Klontz Roth Sellers Dnmthy Da.v~> M Idled G oul John W1lson BJrths Mr and Mrs Timothy Jnr dun t son Wdlston Mr and Mrs Jason Stanley a son Snuths~tle W Vu Sunday. Oct II Norma G1hson John Guthne Mrs Joson St \nlty and son Mrs T1mothy J >rdan and son Mrs Roy Belt ond son Veleruns Memnnal 1\dnus.sllm Oct II Belly E Ytn ng M1ddltport C orol Doscharged Ocl II Lunslord • FUNDS DONATED - Farmers Bank and Savings Co represented here by President Paul M Reed, has donated $780 to the Pomeroy Merchants Assoctal•on for fall !lowers and other lanCIscaplng matenals used tn the downtown busmess area this year This Is lhe second year that the bank has made the donallon Accepllng the check on behalf oflhe assoc•atlpn are Annie Chafl:' man presldenl of the assoc•at1on and John ~Musser downtown revltallzallon coordtnator • Rev1val slul~d Rev1val at the Zwn Church nl Chnst Pomeroy w II be held Thurs •• day through Sunday wtlh scrv cc:-. 11 s ng ng R~.:v D >ug Cox 1nvncs all Mornmg•tar UMC Home<ommg H • noc 11TI1n" will be held Sunday 7 p m ntghtly and 10 10 am S1 nday w1th the lnllowmg 'PC kcr- Tlu " day B•ll Fr IZ!Cr Fr1day rm11 ~u oy nn S oturd oy Bill Dumm ll Sum! •Y mornmg Roger W u.. 1'n Church n M• flllng,tar Road Raunc Service' w II be held at 10 om loll >v.cd hy Su 1d oy School 11 I I 1 n ' h "kd d nncr at f 2 10 p 111 Revtval underway , """')! 111 c M 1rn 1g-.1 1r L n1tt::tl and Rcvtval scrvH;:a;s arc underway at lhe F1rst Bapu't Church of M1ddle port and Will wnunue through Wedne .. day me ht 7 pn each evenmg The Boelk Fa1mly will be preachmg and Slog•ng the go,pel Support group sels meettng An area wtdc sup,purt gnup h r Porkmsons p tliCnt\ w II be held n '2 p m nn Fnday at Gr occ L uted Mcthothsl Church fOO Second Asc Galhpoils There Will he odiScU s '" md v1ew1ng ol a vu.lel C 'PY w th t ""'pcc 11 llll:rn 11 14 n Mt!lhnc..h~>ot ~~:rvll:: e w1th I '<I p m Rev Dew oyne Stu tler mv lc.., tl c puhl c Eastern Band Boosters EISler o Loc ol Band Boosters w11J meet Tue,day 7 30 p n 11 the EHS band ro 1m Home<ommg lo he observed S• uth Bethel New festamc nt Chutch S lve1 R dgc Ro d 1cro" In 11 Eastern sch• ob Will hold a h mcr..:ot111ng service Sunday A pt 1lm:k tl nner w1ll hcgu at noon s Dlst::asc Ct nla'-.:1 pcrs m IS Juamla Wood 740 445 080X w th me 11 drtnks and tublc serv1ce prnv dt:d 1 he lltcrnu 11 scrv et! will hcgm tl I p 1h With spec al 11Ustc by The De !overed All we leone Revtval Rev1val wlfl be held T "'d oy lhroue h Sunday 7 10 p 11 ""htly at the We, ley o1 Btble H lo less Cht rch 75 Pearl St M•ddlcport w th E' n gel lSI Rev D ov1d Her 1lJ Spec ol Better Health Club 1 he Rock Sprmgs Beller He olth Club will meet Thursd oy I p m at Parkm~nn the ht met I Rurh tra Fry Number of criminal charges against teachers on the rise CLEVELAND IAPl - Hcllh H tgcm m sttll can I get the 1 n e..c nl the bhnkmg red i1"h1 out >I he nund Two years ago she and seve ral other cheerleaders at suburban Bru, h H1gh School were changmg 111 the balhroom ot the If pnnc pol ' home dunng o sw1m party whe1 they nouced the red hehl 11the Ill r 1f They soon reuiiZe<l Lhcor llustcd pr nc pal Walter Conte J r " s secretly V1deot1pmg them "tl oy I" robed Conte eventu oily pi e oded no ' o test to charges of 101ercepuM • f r ol or Wireless co mmu JC 11101 111d voyt!unsm He wus st::J lcnct::d It o,; Jx months m J 1 I ond lost h1> le "h 1g l.:'~rllltL 11e N 1 Ill JUnes were rqx ned tnd both vehicles suslt ned light d om uee Slew \rt w 1s uted on 1t: harge ot I ulure to maml n asst red cl~::ar Lft:..;t Ill\:!! No one injured in collision No LnJllfles were reported lollowmg a two veh_1cle collts on at the mlerseclton ol Fl otwoods Road 11nd Pomeroy P1ke Fnduy evenmg A 1986 Chevrqlet S 10 dnvcn by Jushua D W1J1 16 Pamer< y was stopped to mako t Jell turn 1nto a pnvate dnve when 11 was strl ck by u llJK'l Plymm Lh drtven by Mallhew P Caldwell 16 Reedw1lte who was tllelllpllng top tss accordmg to oMe1gs County Shenll s Olllce Woll s vehtcle sustmned heavy dam oge \\hlle Caldwell s rece1ved moderate damage the report slued Caldwell was c1ted on a charge ollmlure to control SUN SAT 10 OOAM •• Meigs announcements mg. h 1 M~J)..:s Ctunty Shenll s Otl ct! repmt t• • •• •••• Youth cited in accident 10 53 p"' Saturday North no IU Stred Syrucuse Clame Erwm HMC S;r '""" squ od "sted RACINE ' l 50 p m Sunday Portf uod Road Chari<s L owrence VMH REEDSVII Lll 6 57 a n S oturd oy stute Roo !e 124 Marv m Reed St Joseph s Hos pll ol 5 55 p m S Hurd •Y state Route 68 l M tspn Ros ser 0 Ble less Memortul H•"Pilal RUTLAND 10 14 p m Saturday Meags M ne 2 Don tid Deal OBMH t • Juvenile court ..neglects more than 3,000 cases ' Sunny PI Cloudy J Willard IB•fiJ Putter Jr 4758 Powdcrbom lane W"'temlle d1ed Mon day Oct 5 1'1'12! Pouer was the corporate commumcatlon repre.entat1ve for the Marble Cliff Fa.:1hl1<s ol Columbus Ga.' System Scrv1ce Corp Columbus He JOt ned the Public Relauons Dcpanm<:nt of Columbia Gas of Ohto m July of 1954 >and filled a vanety of news department and related a-.•gnments there before bemg promoted .II> the Mamie Chffpost '"Apnl 1970 Pnor Ill J<llntng Columbus Potter was ed110r 3nd general manager of the Pomeruy Oaoly SeniiOel and had been the managmg edllor of the Galhpo lis Datly Tnbune and eduor ut the Jackson Sun Journal Wh1fe at Galhpo Its he was nom mated lor the 1950 Puluur Pnze 1n JournaliSm He wa; an off leer of the Wonhmgton Presbytenan Church and a mem ber of the Masons alld Shnners and th" Press Club of Oh1o and was a pre!i 1dent and a d~rector of the Central Oh1o Chapter of S1gma Della Ch1 pro • fesSional JOUrnahstlc socJety Survmng are hiS w1fe Ann two daughters Belsey (R D) Stulz of For est Va and Mary Jane (Lee! Young of Davte Fla and four grandchildren ServiCes were held at F31rmount Cemetery m Jackson on Thursday Oct 18 wnh a memonal serv1ce at the Worthmgton Presbytenan Chyrch on Fn ~ay if!MJ ye ors bt.'C tllsc U1cy hasc 1-<.'Cn pmvcn l PA • By Carrier or Mulor Routt The illuminati rally around the president 11on m the south of Sudan They demand that Prcstdenl Chnton be !reed at long la.sl from mqmSilonal harassment by a fanauc prosecutor wuh unllmued Dove hunt ng lurtllcnlorc s not an Oh10 traditiOn Mournmg doves power were pr< tectcd fr n hunu og I< r KO vcars n Oh1o ( 1914 199~) ond these Among the tmllators ol thts appeal ge ntle h l(,:ky trd htrds haH.: hccn cnJ< ycd h} sever tl gcncrall ons ol Ohroans • arc Nobel I 1urcates ArchbiShop D )VCS d1 n I vc rp pulat<~ 111d they cause 10 dam ljJC rn Gn.:at Lakes states Desmond Tutu and Gabriel Gan:1a Mar su~ h ts M \:h g \n M111" ll Ncw Y >I k 11d Wtscon n where they haYc qucl Othe" of the 1llum lm~t mvolved tong ht..:cn (11 Jlo..:ct..:d arc Wilham Sty1 on Anhur Schbmgc1 M JTC< vcr U \ C I un\1 I! I< H.: pIll nl y I< 1 1ugct pr u.:t~.:c Ad vc L:On Jr s, ph1a Lmon ond L OUJcn B " til 1un s 1 1ly tn o u n~.:c ( 1 I \ I n c 11 ll~.:y c used I n t 1 gds 1 t l u d Dove I unlet s 11 1 d1 ch 1 t- c I 1 I ( xtc I d h p tllullng w lkr md pots< ung w ldl h; !\ tJ I hey 111 tkt.: tl) ~ h I p1 t ~.:ltcd htrd spc~.:ll..:s sud ts the Anctll:t 1-.csttd nd hut :-.1 ntclht\.'ok I 1 sct bc sc hudsht\cs<mc n.:"cmhl mu.: 1 d 'c Y 1 h t Vl! pr I hl y h uJ thl.:' pt tkuc I c~..: ng 1 d \\.: nt.: u y< ur h m1c r 1p 111 1.: 1 A n lilt tJ IIIII) II llll' th Ill.:: ll ymu n I ppmg 1 r g HIH.:r 1 0~ I d WI y v ull an) 1 c 1 on o de '" th 1 11 1y h 1d lie >~mply 11 tl c ll I I t Ph.: l: k YL I I -.w•.: 0 l II l l: ll rc Ohms xn yt.: if lrl d I n I p11 (Ct.: II 11 l nl i.! d c nd tc r h~.: u ud md unnct.:l.: . . l'\ 1 ) k II n I lhc'c ctllc I Ill' Iems If I may be so bold str you re actmg no bcner than a horny h1llbtl ly from Arkansas Pfetffer satd tn Monday s opemng epiSode upon diS Toltdo 45"158" NO The Datly Sentmel • Page 3 J. Willard (Bill) Potter Jr. • / • Death (Notice Tuesday, Oct 13 cr records .TONIGHT Rc~~~~·=~~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~ow;,:;~;~~~~ :~~~t~:;~~~~~~~nn:e:t~~::,~~e With nallonally teleVISed heanngs likely later n the year after the elecuons turnout andtheoutcomc SaldStanGreenberg aDemocraiiC)pollster are up to-dale on the latest technolo gy One such hacker who 1dent1fied htmsdf as Mudge, recently told sen ators Just how easy 11 ts to penetrate the government s secunty Mudge ts a cure member of a hacker thtnk tank known as LOpht Go'vernment systems secunty IS completely laughable as m most of the pnvate sector smd Mudge Bastcally there s a lack of due dtlt genee They re relytng on Sun (Mtcrosystems) or whoever to sup ply them wuh code and u s usual ly crap When we do audtts of systems we hke to use their own protectton system to get m We take great plea sure tn that 11 s ktnd of hke steal mg The Club out of someone s car Hackers hke Mudge notw1th standmg the greatest threat to gov crnment systems may come from agency employees them se lves Investigators couldn l find a smgle case where ou1s1de hackers caused any harm but they found several to the thaeves a West Afncan cnme nng 1lle card thteves then used the data to activate the cards and rack up nearly $70 mtlhon worth of fraudu lent charges Both lhe SSA and the Veterans AdmmtstratiOn say they re tn the process of ughtenmg secunty But they sa1d 1t s d1fficult to guard agatnst corrupt employees stnce the agenctes workload reqUires that thousands of workers have access to pnvate files It ,. our h1ghest pnonty to mamtatn the confidenttahty of the mformat1on m SSA s systems John Dyer of the SSA noted tn a state ment (Yet) an order to ach1eve QUr miSSIOn many of Soctal Secunty s 66 000 employee< must have access on a need to know basiS to compul UNDER THE DOME The Wh11e House tsn t the only Vlcllm of network can he easily penetrated the Starr report says one Repubhcan cuhcr by outstde hackers or by •ntcr lawmaker nat fraud In a GAO analysiS of 24 Rep Chns Shays R Conn has suc h agcnciCs weaknesses were !;pen! the past few years annoymg dentlfied m systems as d1verse and cases where dlsgruntlcd or corrupt hiS fell ow Republican s by cam cntn:al as the Department of the federal workers used thelf tnSider s pa~gnmg to change the system of Treasury the Health Care Fmancmg access to wreak havoc legalized bnbery that funds pohl1cal AdmJmstratHm and the Department In one c'llse a network of 12 SSA campa1gns ThiS past summer he • I Defense employees sold Socaal Securny overcame obJe~ twns by House E\e n though agencies arc spend numbers bclongmg to 20 000 people Speaker Newt Gmgnch and other n!_! m1lllons un sect FJIY the) can 1 whose credJI cards ~ad been stolen GOP le aders to pass a b1ll outlaw•ng soft money and other loopholes that have made a mockery of cam patgn finance laws Shays thought h1s b1ll m•ght have a chance 1n the Senate where etght •• votes were needed to break a fi h buster But the day before the vote • was sc hedulcd Starr s report landed w1th a thud on the Capitol steps A : full year s worth of momentum was • lost tn an mstant Wnh the press focused almost solely on the sex scandal senators felt no fear of 7 reJecttng a btll that commands over whelmtng pubhc approval There was a group (of senators) 8PM whose vote we had a shot at Shays told us We gave our heart and soul to thts effort And the day before the vote up comes the report Jack Anderson and J aQ Moller are writers ror United Fea· lure Syndicate, In< that she was ahvc she flied a t.:om was cvcnlually prosecuted and keep up With sktlled hackers who • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio weather Social Security data aren't very secure the next Congress the current one w1\l open ns Jmpca~.:hmcnt nvcsugat10 n of s Il l . AccuWeathe,. forecast for dayl1me condrt10ns lowJniQh temperatures • m1dtcnn dccuon!; never ~as there tlecn one like th1 s After Amcm.:ans choose H • MICH 'Esta6{LS~d tn Prcs1d~ nt ' • Monday, October 12, 1998 ' ·The Daily Sentinel .. • 10 00 PM • 992 0020 ~ ·~r1''1' 1''1' 1''~2 1 11 rp•r rp•r ~~ • ~--------------------~ I ldn 1 ht.:l eve !>~ Oillc )ne would betroy no ltkc thlll sa1d H et:: 11 1 n JW 1 19 y~ 1r old st ud~::nt t Mtun Umvc r" IIY I ve hccume t:l \cry untn~>l ne • I people When I go nto people s b othroums I check the mtrror I cun 1 help 11 How could so neone w th so much outhonty do somethmg ltke II ot ' Th u 4Ucsuun IS su methmg the Oh1< Dcp ~rtment ol Educ OLton h s hn 1 I t: \rll nu rc n tl e I~}9().., The \I Ull lt.: lh d llllllbt.:r ot c 11pl llt !-i lilt Lr 11 111 1l ~.:h reoeo.; lC mst te tchcro.; hI ' fi~Lil 11th ~.:; Ill<~\ h;:W )'~ 1r~ E'(pt:: ,.., 1111 butt: th~o: t t:: l1 otne~.: I;: S I)' (4 11\0rl.: Crl 11111 tl (l: idlLfS h1 I I l I )lleht:r scme ung pn ~.: e dut cs .,. : ... ° �•, I ) • ' Monday, October 12, 1998 The Daily Sent~~ Sports By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Co;responc~ent ·Yankees beat ,Tribe 5-3, 'take 3-2 lead in AL title·series p•<m!lr.hlp senes Wells doesn't take any guff from Yankees owner George Steuthrenner, whom he confronted 10 August I 997 So he wasn't abnutto take 11 q111e1ly when •some fans launled h•" J.ate moth<r Eugen1a. who d1ed m J,muary 1997. was known to some of her friends oiS Au nude- Annie She taught h•m to be proud and to be Iough .•md her name IS tauooed on h~< back. After Cleveland fans bnoed h1m "hen he" alked off the mound m the e~ghth inn1ng, Wells doffed hiS cap and "a\ed 11 al the cro" d Then he took more shots at the fans than the If heroes got ofT h'1m, "The first mmng I was a little diS·· turbed because of sorlle reactions I GOt out lhere when 1 was warmmg up." Wells sa1d "When you ' get 11 bunch of clowns out there that start talk1ng about your ll)Oiher· and not knowing that my mom p.1<~ed away a year·and·a·half ago, 11 really both· er,ed me What got me more was some little k1cls out there swung to do the same thmg " Now the fans at Yankee St.td1um are known for their talents at commg up With new combmahons of taunls There s .1 reason n's called The Bron• Zoo " I played ag.1ins1 the Yankees for a long ume and I never heard lin)'· body gel personal w1th my 1.1m1ly ' ., ' member\," Wells s.ud "The) Colli bC crazy. •an be '"ld. an<fth.•t', p.1n of the game Thai\ r,nc They're enll· tied Bulllhmk 1t's only falf )OU 1.11~ abnutth.n mdii•Jdual in<t<.KI of hnn~ ­ mg other people 1010 it Th" "not 1he fiN t1me happened 111 Cll;!l•land Y.llhme" --"At 11m~. he letl\'e" the tmpre"'''on he carne< all of the Y.m~ee-' hope' aero" th.u burly back - ,, rock ·,· roll h1ker whn\ not Hfti.ud ''' .nty challenge. a Termmator "hn "ill blast through any barner "'He's the lender oil 1111, te.tm." Ste1~brenner s;ud "I know \\hen Balt1more let u• ha1e hun, they though! they were g1vmg u' a pmb· lem rll take problems like Ihill an)'- •I'• tlme •• 1 Sometimes. Well' doesn't need lo be a superhero Spmet tmc\, he "'iruggles. But e\'Cn then. he'S no .1ver.tge pitcher ' '' He 's an .mml.ll He g:oe.., at )Oil Tomght was a really gnuy pe1 fnr· "'~~oi'"~Jit"< ... itt ., • , '• ~ '1'14' ' '' I • I'~ ' Jlf ~ ~ ~ """' ~~ . ~ ,.. . ·,..,!, , -A GOTCHA! - San Diego backstop Carlos tags out Atlanta Braves' Andruw Jones at the ,Plate to erid the eighth lnnlnJI of Game 4 of ~he National League Championship Sarles Sunday In ' ' . San Diego, where the Braves' 8-3 victory kept the guests alive In the beat-of-seven sarles. (AP) THERE IT GOESI -The New York Yankees' Chill Davll watches his solo home run off Jaret Wright In the fourth Inning of Game 5 of the American League Championship Sarles Sunday against the host Cleveland Indians, who lost 5·3. (AP) .. h.ulm the p.ISt, but he stil l went out and d"l what good p1tchers do and found .1 w:~y 10 keep h1s team m the. hullg,tme •· Wells gm a three-run lead 10 the first mnmg, hut 1mmedmtely ga'e up and what II mf"~an to us .md he dtdn't Kenny Lofton's leadoff home run, SJugles to Omar Vm1uel and Tr<~m p.mtc Frym;m and M.mny Ramirez's s,tCII\\'~11 ... 'trud.. nu t I I Jw. lugla·,l total '" 19 career postseason g.1mes, fice lly. But w11h the tymg run on allowmg se\Cn h1ts and one walk '" tlmd .md the g<hlhead run on liJSI, he 7 113 mn1ngs He Improved to 3·0 m slipped a b1g curve p,~>t R1ch1e Sex· the playofls this year and 7-1 overall son for stnke three. Well s Jellfed the mlc m order JUSt m postseason play t"'1ce, but he allc>rweti JUst one more " I think n's a realtesumony to hiS run. ,, ·,olo homer by J1m Thome m ability that he w," .1ble to p1tch '" deep as he d1d 1010 the g.1me .md to the SIXth "Wells mpde me look silly With l1m11 a very good hallcluh to lhree · runs," Cleveland manage• M1ke Har· tile ~ uncp:111." Emar Dm7 stud. Wells klidn 't want to lea\0 when grove said. "It d1dn't look like he had Torre cdme oulto the mound .trtcr he command of 1h1S p11ches l1ke he has rna nee on ht"i p.trl," Y.mkre.,. m.m.tg:er Joe forre "'"' "He light' 11. he batJics 11 I'm prob,Jbl) prnudcr of thlj effort 1on1ghl th.ln mo~yhe the shtltmlls or the perfect game fnr thm mntte-1 bel'&lli"'e ol \\hen 11 h.lppc:nc'tl f.mncd VJzquelle.1dmg oiT the e~ghth "Jus! wouldn't g1ve lum lhe b.1ll." Wells sal{l "'(He) 111ed to pry 11 out and I told hun, 'Just let me have one more hiller at least "' Torre alre.1Jy h.1d decided to go lo the bullpen "Just £0 off ami get the round of .lppi.Juse," the m.mager smd " He suad . 'Yeah. nght · He knew 11 was commg " Smce th.u perfect g.1me ag.unst Mlnnc.,ol,llll M.1y, h,t'\eh<~llls puy1ng more .ltlt;nltnn lo Wdls He seems to ha\e rmsed I he SltiiHI,uds ror htmselr. too Not, lh.tl t e~tmm.ll es want to deal with hun .111 the tune "He\,, loose horo,;e," Torre satd "No !JUest ion about 11 •• Braves top .Padres , 8-3 to send NLCS back .to Atlanta By BERNIE WILSON SAN DIEGO (AP) - Wnh a m1ghty gr.md sl.un from Andres Galarraga. the Atlanta Braves st.1yed "'" e m the NL ch,1mp10nsh1p senes The Braves weren't go1ng any· where because they hadn't solved San D1ego's p1t<h111g, .10d would h.tve gone home if they h.1dn't turned 1t around so dramatically v. nh Sun· day mght's 8-3 VIctory over the P.>dres Sim D•ego st1 h has a 3- 1 scnes edge gomg 1010 til111ght's Game 5, bul lhc Rr,1ve< h,,(e theu· B1g Three pill: hers commg ilround agam, slm1· mg ~.<llh John Smoltz tomght He'll face Andy Ashhy '" a rematch of G.une I won by the Padres 3·2 m 10 . mmngs And they can thank the B1g Cat for the momentum swmg. He was the only Atl.mt.l bo~lt e r to redJScm·er hi< sw mg, but h1s pedorm.mce was by f.n the most d1am.a11C F4!CIO~ ellrnmn110n and 11 .uhn~ in lht: seventh mn111g. the Braves r.Jihed for "' runs. capped by Galo~rraga's 459-loot ~r.111d slam to left -center oiT D.m MI Ceil ,! O'Donnell's clutch pass helps By JOE KAY CINCINNATI lAP) Ne~l 0' Donnell caught hiS old team nappmg. Instead of sp1kmg the ball to stop the •lock and set up a tield goal m the linal seconds. O'Donnell saw the Pittsburgh Steelers lagg1ng and threw deep. HIS 25-yard touchdown pass to Carl P1ckens with 20 seconds lelt gave the Cincinnati Bengals a stunmng 25·20 Vl<tory Sunday and left After Pittsburgh ( 3-2) went ahead 20-18 on Norm Johnson's 40-yard field goal w1th I 56 to pia}, the Ben· gals 12·3) appeared to be headed for anolher October llameout They were only 2-24 in the month smce 1991 A hollhng penalty on the k1ckoll lefl Cmcmnau at ats seven-y.trd hne wnh I 52 10 play, no umeouts and thuus,mds ul Steelers fans chanllng '"Defense " " You would thmk wnh 2 1111nu1~s Jell and them w1th no tuneouts Jell, O'Donnell With more relief than sat· 1sfacllon. "It's been a long week," said O'Donnell. who hadn 't faced the Steelers s1nce leavmg them alter the 1995 season. 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Alexander 0 I 39 4~ I clamonng. reckless abandon . ard I 18 27 4 Wellston 0 hits and a pal on the back were par I Vmton County 0 18 34 2 lcir the embattled, Southern coach Dave Barr sa1d, Hocking Divi•ion "Th1s wm was really spec1al, 0 20 (I I 2 M11ler because 11 means a lot of thmgs to a 5 I 0 IS 12 Tnmhlc lol of people It's special lor me, O• 7 0 SOUTHERN I 2 because lis an accomplishment that I 12 15 Waterford 0 I everyone ca n be proud of Jesse () I 0 7 0 EASTERN ~aynard, Jam1e Evans, Joe Knby I ,0 20 Hock1ng 0 2 federal · and that group of young men I had my r,rst year set the stage, and thiS Friday's scores team r,mshed 11 off No one else had MEIGS 27, Wellston IK ever done It , but records are made to NelsonVIlle· York 34. Vmton Count) 18 be broken" M1ller 20. Federal Hockmg 0 Barr added, "ThiS whole thmg IS Tnmble 15, Waterford 12 centered around our k1ds The1r Belpre 48, Abandcr 39 strength of character and guts came Saturday's score out ton1ght W1th the losses we've SOUTHERN 7, EASTERN 0 ,had and the mJunes, we could have g1 ven up on the seaso n They This week's slate prepared hard all week God gave us Friday all a heart That's when you look ~~ Nelsonville-York at MEIGS your strengths and weaknesses, hut Tnmble at SOUTHERN 11"s what you dn w1th your heart that EASTERN at Federal Hockmg counts Tomghl we played w1th a lot Vtnton County al Alc~t~nc.lcr of heart " Wellston at Belpre Many limes a team regresses .11 M1ller 'Watcrlord .1tte'r a se ne< o! to ugh, w1nless battles, bul giVIng all due credit lo Eastern Coach Scott Chnstman. ' the tmops arc 1mprpvmg.' Chnslman sa1d, " I !hough! our k1ds played thelf hearts out I was well-pleased w1th our mtenSJty We erased a bunch of mental mistakes Our motto th1s week was 'We (Eas tern ) arc 'not go1ng to heat ourselves' and the k1ds responded to that SHS Jusl came 10 and be.ll us But we arc slllllmprovtng ' Chnslman added, "We JUst had bad luck on one play It couldn't be !1elped That was pretty much the story I g1vc Southern a lot ol cred11 they really took 11 to us on dclcnsc Now, I know how 11 teels to be •n an Eastern-Southern game It's reully mtcnse out there' " • , The f1rst halt was a delenSive sttuggle OffenSively, Eastern was m the hole much of the mght und only IWICC crossed the 50 ard line lor the ~~muon ol !he game LikewiSe, the closeness of the game took some of the boldness away from the E... tern ollcnsc. Addmg msu lt o InJury. w.ts ' the Inc! lhat Southern s Wlll1c Cvlllns collected three quarterback :\acks, and Jesse Little and Adam <!:um1ngs combmed for .mother :; Barr satd of Southern's lleld pos 111 on throughout the mght "ThiS was a huge lactor When you have • two la1rly evenly mat c hed opponents, you look lor two lhmgs lleld p,.osllton and turnovers Our ADVANCED dclense played well, ,md they pl.1yed SU!'ERSHOT good team defense to, the po1n1 1h.11 they cxeculed th e game pl.1n JUSt like we planned." "For a team !hat's 0-5 they (Eastern) d1dn't pl.1y like 11 !'hey pul themselves m pos111on to wtn 01 uc late m the g.1me They lui h.uJ ThiS 1$ a credtt to oach Chnsun,m" M1dwaythroug'h the l1 ~s l quurtcr, Sc>uthern lumblcd away the ball ·•l tile Eastern 43-y.trd l1ne Br.•d Wtlllord ht~d ,\ halll 1111 ,mJ A,u on ' S<.:hackcl rccovcrct.l th e loos e DE&k rngskm , hut two strmght s,\l,;ks .md .t HUNTER lumhlc g.JVc Eastern .t lump sum ol RIFLE neg.IIIVC 20 y..rds The E.1gles punled and Sou1llern wndu<ed some IUC1l5KINNBI RlfW offense, compliments of tron m.tn Jos h Duv~< D,\VIS w·" th e SHS workhorse nnd ru shed 25 tunes lm 89 ynrds Co lle ci1V1ely, Southc1n rushed lor 118 y;~rds and h.1d 70 '" the a1r lor l88nver.1ll "I thought .•til th1ngs ~.:onsu.lctcd thai we pl.1ycd '" we ll ,,., we could piny We d1dn't llavc ,, k1ller 111ghl offens ively, hut I knew 11 w,tsn 1 tll.tt bud." Burr s.t1tl Eash:rn 1s dclcnsc h.td thc1r h.u.:ks ugnmst the wall .11\ evcnmg long, hut not us bad as the qu.trtcr cndtng st.md at the E.tglc g(Jul l1nc Southern h.1d a 10-play, 15 yard dnvc tn progress , wlu!n w1th llrst .1nd goa l the Eng les dug 1n and turned the Tornadoes awuy on lour plays The hn.ll pl.1y wns Sou1hc1 n Jumble Frcshm.m G.mel! K.lfl c:ollcdcd the rc(.:ovcry and E.tstcrn tonk ovc1 lor nnotht.::r three nnd out Chnstnl.\n s,ud "I lhought th1s stnnd w,ts n key moment 111 tin~ Same: O UI dclc:nsc 1c.•lly plt:kc:d tl up hctc We JUSt cnu llln l c:,u ry th.•t mom entum ovt..•r to our ot l cn~c Southern had ,mother t.: ham.:c .tt .1 score niter tukmg over ,n the Eustct n lO A d1pp1ng pcn.dty and tw o dcl.1ys set lhe holll h.1ck Aller SHS went lour downs, EHS took ovct on tts own 20 The s~,;orc rcm.nncJ 0 0 unlllthc h.11t Both clubs could nnt umvcrt on1 thc1r tnltHll scc.::ond hall possc-.stons .na '• can-p..not Tht u..,91td Supennttncttn~ ollnt~ 0!1 lilt S1tll ol Oh1o "htrtbv ctrltln 1~11 UNITIID INVIITOIII UPI INIUilAliiCI CO or Ktnttt CllY MO hu toll"f''>td 'Mih lht ltwt Olllut llfllt tpplietiH to it lnt:l '' lulnor\UCIIIII!TIV IM t::t.~~anl ~til _, IIWIIIC\111 1n1t tll\1 111 IWVPflth butiMII 011lturtnc. 11t l\rltnotl 001'1• I <1111311 11 thOIOfl by •• . 1 ..,nutltllltmtnt 10 ntw DH!'III till lo~~r~~ on Dtctr!IDir 31 u.a t!>,5:tt J!>e lttbllltn 1011 ~dmitt.d """' 12 ue 145 312 Surfllu• "'" 143dM [lptnclltwef 43t6ot!la2 Ntl llllll S15ei'J'801); C1Dil1l 3 000 000 In 'MirltllllfiltltiiOf I 11.1111 llwalnto lubtr:ribed my ~ ti!W tnd c~u&td mr ...Ito 11t tllttcl 11 Cot.Jmtrut l hl&t&OI3 lncomt Ofloo lh!l ~ tna 1:1111. 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D1llun Jthh H .lgt..r Jo,h BruJ~.: ru.J•• mJ \Vrlllnrd h.1J roo U defl!n'l' c J:!•IIUC' lo r Truuhlc Fntlay and E.1 . . 1crn goc~ w Fctlcral H1K.:kln!! .Lnd ,·.u.: L., Southern hn~b Quarter~ 0-1).7-11=7 Soulht:'rn 0-IHI·O~I Team statistics ~ K Utpartment I 1r~l d• '" "' J<.u,llln~ ·) .ifJ"' ~ P•• ~~mg II K .70 IKK 7-10 yanh 2 12 50 2·2 9· 70 62 2·6 0 "' 4-2 10·63 1-466 7-16 2 Tot.ll ) olfd' Cnmp -all () Jnlcn:cpi11Jil!'llhn•""n I umhkl!rj·no lu~l Pcn.dtll.:' · )d~ ~ Punl~ ,1\'~ E IM GOING TO HIS KNEES to get a grip on the East· ern Eagles' Butch Sanders (right) on a run to the sideline Is Southern linebacker Jeremy Hill (68) dur· lng Saturday night's Hocking Division battle at East Shade Stadium, where the Tornadoes' 7·0 victory I• was their th1rd straight over their Giving chase are Tornado delenifers Adam Cumings (36) and Jeremiah Johnson (57) and Eastern llnem•n Jason Warner (55). 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I JUS! took on " Tht; Uefender'' Washmgton, whG was the pnme target on Pickem' career day. He had a team-record 13 catches lor 204 y.~rds, the thlrli·hlgh· est yardage total 1n club htstory .. rhey JUSI threw II up," Wash· mglon sa1d "That's the nature of the poSition. For most olthe game I was <.:overmg P1ckens one-on-one I Uidn'l come up w11h the play at lhe end" s~ mfl C't+llllllllll I I l'n11h ,. 2~ Y••ungstllWII Sl q S Su1urd11y MA ( 'foni~thl's JtUml' • 11Ju~km n v 11lc ~ 20 p 111 I Olt tO Sf (()4) 1 hund~ay .. ll<olcrn nlvbum w,~~u1mu llus week's slnte 12 Bultmltlfl:: H Il:llW Wrdnro;du) IJIC)jl) ,11 1\tlm II 4 2() i' 1 11 ~~~~CS~IIr y ' Ill Ml1111124l!nwllll).t ( ll,clll2 (r.:nt Mllilll!tnlh I M1dugu12'ltOI) Nun wnrrrtnrr W M1dn~, m 27 V 1111k 1t"lt h 24 lllll I lf111dn l~ 'N 111111 •1• 17 Atlillln 14 New Yurk ( ,mnls 211 ' • I OPEN Octr1111 Gre~11 U.1y Mtllii~S111 1 1 1 "'" "' BiiY . I Mn1m1 I S 111 btq~ll 10 OHIO 11 K~111 r\lmn4"i 0.1klmHM Sun D1egu b Sulurday'!j score "' MA~SIIAII NCAA Division I scores NL Championship Series D l~j(l> l oiH\1 21 H,til S1 h I(J'i l'hilnde lp l\111 17 WMIU111,1l Otl 12 Arllllllol 20 Cllllll!:\!l 1 lkn\er 21 Scuu \c 16 Sl LOUIS 'I() N~w Ynrk Jch 10 Tu~sduy Atlnnt.l K ~.;1111 K9 I t:'i 12111 101 I, I \' ' Cui Wnttr;rM•n 41 Dty lJunhrrl4 v ,, 22 Jewell t\ildwul llullcr !1J S m IJicj!U 27 lli.lh ~X [) tyhm 2 1 "' 111111•\ls S1 lK N lnw 121 li•w 1 ~h Nonhw~·st~rn 24 MILIUt~mSt lH llu hm1 11 (O il Mi""llll I~ h•w 1S t 19 Ohm S1 ~ I llh1111 1~ I> Pum S1 17 MIIIIIL ~n l 1 17 w 111111 111~ ~() sw M >M1UII Sl ll ~11\l Sunduy':s s~.:nres llullnlo 11 ln di!UI II\Hi h ~ 24 IJullm 27 Cuwhn 110 New Engllmd 40 Kunsus Cuy I{) C INC INNA rt 2111 P1 11slnlfgh ~0 Snn Fmm1~~u ll N~w OrJc.ms 0 ~e Clcvcluntl \ New Ynrk lcntls Wrdnr!iday I 0 KilO -1 I 0 KtlO 120611() 2 \ 04()0 () Ill 0 011() , S\,!nday,s score ~ beat Steelers 25-20 Alter Corey Dillon's run kept the we'd be'" gc•1J sh.1pe." .ornerb.t<k .. Dewayne Washmg10n sa1d clock mcmng wnh Cmcmnall in On lourth-and-12 from the 15· ' ' lield goal pos111on. O'Donnell made yard line. O'Donnell threw a 50-yard the <~gnal to sp1ke the ball The Steel· pass to PICken j, "'hO snatched •L ers sawJ) and took their ume lining ,,W~} lrom a turned-around Wash· up, tigunng there would be noth•ng tn ~ hm to contest Wrong O'Donnell saw what was Just like that. the Beng.1ls had a ch.m.e r• h.1ppemng and looked at P1ckens, ' He JIIS! ran a slre.lk mule ," who was lhmklng the same thmg. W.1Sh10gton sa1d "I probably should "Believe 11 or nnt , we made that h.IV< b.1cked up more on that He JUS I up nght there on the spot," P1ckens went up and made a great catch" sa1d , ''He faked (the sp1ke)and when Snturduy's s..:ores 141 10() 16-1 K6 4 St IIIUIJ (nrnllnu Saturdlily's score V<\rk .a Clt..,d111u.l 0 New Vnrk nn 1 2 ()hl~lun Atlumu Sun Fmm:1~~o:u Nc:w Orlcam AL Championship Series Beng~ls Scoreboard Wuttrn Baseball However. a pcr~»onalloul hy Ea-.tcrn TVC football standings I By RONALD BLUM CLEVELAND IAPJ La~l week. the baule cry 1n New York""' .. Remember the Alom.1r" By the lime Game 6 stan< Tuesday n1gh1. 11 m1gh1 be "Do 11 for Dav•d's Mom" "To those 1d1ots out there. lh" one's for you." Wells sa1d Sunday afte. the Yankees beat Clevel.md s. 3 to take a 3-2 leadin the AL cham· The Daily ~ntlnel • Page ~ Southern beats Eastelrn 7-0 for third straight series win Monday, October 12, 1998 • .. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' �• I ~ ·~ . .· ·.' .. . - Monday, October 12, The Daily Sentinel. \By The Bend ' · P8ge·6 Monday, October the 62-year-o ld geezer hu sband. She has ne\'er been muc h interest · ed in sex and 1s concerned about the renewed vigor that Viagra Ann · Landers t'HI l..olllo A.llrck) Turlel s.no.tlo.•lr ...., S ~ nd..-A: CrCJM II j Dear Ann Landers: I am writ mg 1n response to the woman with might give her husba nd . Perhaps this woman shou ld be thankful her hu sband is alive at 62. Many or' us have lost our males who were younger. And she should be especially appreciative Common health problems of the household cat By Alden Waitt Meigs County Humane Society ' Fleas and car m1tes! Inevitabl y cat owners will have to manage these prohlems . These arc e1\tcrnal parasites lhat c~n cause your cat d1scomfort actort.lmg to Kansas Slate Umvcrsi ty Vctcrinanan Miehac l Dryde n Th~~l! parasucs re present 99 pcn.:ent of all cx rcrnal paras nc s in L'at· len ~:' and ho useho lds. Flea cont rol 1 ~ a yearl y h;:1 ttle for many cat owners An c ft h ·11 \'t' lka program treats lhc infested cat. all contal.'l an imal s. a,nd the cm·1ronmcnt. Fleas arc hlood suc ke rs that w1ll cause your cat to itch and maybe get a skin infection. Not only do cats nch when they get !leas: but they also shed flake s of Ilea din , whoch is the dried blood kft hchond by the !leas. To get rod of reas. vacuum the carpet before applying onsec ti · c 1dc s anJ d1scard the vacuum dcancr hag Immediately. each week . w'a ·h the places the cat spends most of,fhe time; and usc a spray or fDggcr in the environment In the cnvlf'Ontr~en l . usc an insecticide to koll th'!: adult !leas and an insect growt h regulator to onhibll the growth of' the Ilea eggs and larvae. Reapplication will probably be needed in one to two weeks, bec;,msc less than 20 perce nt ur Ilea~ in the pupa stage can be killed wnh thi s treatmein. The pupae are what make getting riq of !leas so difficult. Fleas in this stage wi ll continue to hatc h for two to four weeks after treatment begons . cord , Calif. He now isn ' l sure he wanl s lo be Dear Concord: While a great many woman aie applauding the , ·· m1racle drug " lhat has ,g1vcn · their fl~gging sex lives a second wind . I suspect an equal number married . Warn your readers that Viagra can affect the mind as well Keep reading for another po int of vicw. o ld woman with a crowbar after sec no re aso n for cc lchrat10n . .From . Livonia, Mich .: The new 1111pntcncy pill is going to · make hfc hell for middle -aged wome n. My husband started tak- 12, 1998 between Christopher Columbus and Spain to seek a westward ocean passage·to Asta! You Don't Need To · Be Rich To Start Investing, But You Need To Start Investing For A ' Chance To f~e Rich. Call Me For Details! Karl Kebler III, CPA Investment and Tax Consultant 740-992-7270 Securilies Offered through H.O. ycrst Jnvestmenl Securities Inc. Advi~ry ' Services offered through H.D. Vest Advisory Services, Inc. 6333 North Stale Highway 161, Fourth Floor, Irving TX 75038-(972) 870-6000 000000000 0 t • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 To Appear In The . . THE DAILY .SENTINEL, .o POINT. PLEAS T REGISTER 0 0 ·and GALLI POLl DAILY TRIBUNE . 0 ' o o take her out to dinner wh en 11 isn ' t current husband doesn ' l have a 'theor anniversary. he . wouldn't have to take pill s. Worcester, Mass.: I am a diabetic and have had several surg- · clue. . We had counsehng, but it didn'l help. After years of pulling up · with his bumbhng, I was reheved :. , eom,... "Your Computer Shop" -p Localed io the losunna Plus Building .I .' PUSUCNOnCE Tho Vlllaga al Pomeroy doolroo to recolvo uolod bldo lor tho following vlhlcloa. 1881 Ford Crown VIctoria minimum ollor of $600.00 1871 International Dump Truck minimum ollor of valuation, which amounts to lilly canto ($0.50) lor each one hundred dollara ($100.00) of lex valuation, lor e live (5) year porlad, commencing with tax year 1999, calloctlon year 2000. The polio will be open from 6:30a.m. 7:30p.m. •on said date. By Order of the Board of Elections of tho County of Melgo, Ohio Rita o. SmHh Director (10) 5, 12, 19, 26, 4tc $1,000.00 All llolod bldo ohall bo received In the Clerk' I On 0 Wednesday, October 21,.1918 0.. 0 0 ro ofllct at 320 Eaat Meln Strut, Pomeroy, Ohio on or bola"' October 18, 1991 tt 1,2:00 PM EST. Tht Pomeroy Council ro11rvoo Public Notice tho right to accopt or reJOct any or all bldo. 'NoUco ol Eloctlon on Tax KathyHyull Levy In Ex•••• of tho Tan Clark · Mill Umltotlon (8)28 Rovload Code, Soctlona (10)5,12 3501 .11(G), 5705.19, 570!5.25 3TC NOTICE Ia heroby given that In pur1uance of a Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION Notlca Ia hereby glvon that purouont to a resolution adapted by tho Boerd of Education of tho Malga Local School Dtotrlcl, County of Melgo, Ohio, an tho 211t day of July, 1998, thoro will be aubmltted to the qualified electaro of aald ochoal dlotrlct at tho olactlon to be hold on tho 3rd day al November, 1998, at tho rogular piiCot of voting thoreln, tho queatlon of levying a ronewot tax outoldo of the ten·mlll conalllutlonol limitation the btnollt of tho Motaol LoCI! School Dlatrlct lor purpooo of p~rmanent lmprovomonta at 1 rate of llvo (5) milia for each one dollar ($1.00) of tax The Syracuse Fire Department Emer~ency Squad would like to thank everyoqe that m,ade our Beef Drawing a success. Bob Graham for donating the beef· Everyone that bought'. tickets. Everyone that sold tickets. Jim and Mary Donna Davis for their help. And High Country Band for · handling the drawing. Winne rs were: Robert Sole- Fairmon~ W. Vo. and Edna Hunnell· Racine. Thanks again everyone. County of Molga, Ohio, at tho regular plocoo of voting thoroln, on tho 3rd day of Novombor, 1998, tho quoollan ollovylng a tax, In IXCIII of tho ton mill. limitation, lor the benefit of Melgo County lor tho purpoee of Maintenance, capital conetructlon, and operation of Carleton School and Melga lnduotrleo workahop lor peroono with mental raterdatlon end dovolopmanlal dlaoblliUaa Sold tax baing:' An additional . tax of 1.8 mills at a rate not axcoedlng 1.a milia lor each one dollar 1 of valuation, whlch ',amounta to elghtaon ctnto ($0. 18) lor eact} one hundl"'ld dollara of valu~tlon, lor llvo (5) years. The PoUt lor oald Election will open at 6:30 o'cloclr A.M. end remal!l open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. oloald day. By order of tho Board or Eiectlona, of Malga County, 1 Ohio. John N. lhle, Chairman Rita D. Smith, Ol,..ctar Dated Sept. I, 1998 (10) 5,12,19,26 4TC •Public Notice 'Notice of Election an Tax Levy In Excaaa of tho Ton Mill Limitation Ravlaod Code, Sactlona 3501.11 (G), 5705.19, 5705.25 Call Dave For Mora Information 0 0 0 0 992·215& Ext. 104 000000000 MOBILE HOME PARTS Free Estimates lnventery" •Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters •Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Discount Prices Bennett Supply 740·446-9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer l?ltes Land Clearing & Grading · Septic System. & Utilities . Estimates (614) 614-742-2138 614·992-3470 BISSELL BUILDERS; INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows FREE ESTIMATES Call 992-6320 Local Satellite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy 4 Free Kittens Healthy, Playful , 6 WMI<S Old, 740--146-o003. Double oven electric cook stove. 74().742-1080. ."{O\) LADIES LOCK UP No Males Allowed Until 11 :00 LIMITS OF GALLIPOLIS CITY Presents 21st Century ALL ~ALE REVUE Thurs'. Oct 15, :1998 Advance Tickets $8.00 Call to reserve Seats (740) 446-4801 388·9815. HARTWELL HOUSE ·New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion 10(111 mo. : Howard L Wrltesel ROOFING · ·NEW·REPAIR •, ' '. llh. New Homes & Remodeling .11r... iii!"" Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding ijlj.j 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water S\orage Tanks • Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru S", Gas fi\!pe &"Regulators Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9:00-12:00 Saturday 4/21118 tin COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP . The Fabric Shop 30 scents available • Singer Sewing Machine Dealer * Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machine.repair • Dry Cleaning Service •. Scissor Sharpening • Thxedo Rental • Sign up now for qullt classes ,, Rt. 124 Minersville, OH 949-2168 74()..992-4559 ::Ask about our candle THE FABRIC SHOP parties" , Pomeroy, Ohio S/26ltln Computer' Graphics Oeslgn,s All Landscaping & Lawn Sarvli:es ·Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon ·' Chester, Ohio 7 40-985-4422 (Maximum 500 sq . ft .) 740-378-9Bo7 Free Estimate$,.i I ""'"'" No Credit • Slow Credit, Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorcea WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment ... .. l95.00 S INSTAllED" . ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS liLT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING CALL ··~~- FQRD, ~~ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN ..,..,'\--.::;::;~ EllmiiG' WOOD DOUilE HUNG OPENING (740) 44Naoo.n. .........72-8178. -""'. 'OPTIONS IYAIIAILI ·' . QUALITY :~ WINDOW SYSTEMS ·~ 10 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO :.1-80()..291·5600 W. VA. 1023477 J, MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED . Air Conditioners As ,Low As gs5-4422 hester, Ohio. , ~----------·~,~~~~~"~ .,' AL.COA Puppies, Part Husky, Part Ger· man Shepherd, All With Blue Eyes , 740·446·42o47, 7o40·446~ '· Lost and Found Found: Small Mala Dog, Pomera· nlan Type, In Rodney Area, 740· <441-1286. Lost· lemale Jack Russell pup, white w/Qark spot over one eye, Maplewood Lake area, 740·949· 3016 Htlp Want~ . Commercial Paint~ era with s vears E~nct and Roloo•>OOs. catlo t740~245-5555 ln1ura"Ce Phye.lellt· medically inclinBd persons needed 10 do In· surance ptr,o&iclllt In Meigs/ Gal· .. COunty ..... Good draw tkllls a must. Please call Pat at 800-955-3926. JOBPOSllNG J & 0 Auto Parts. Buying wrecked or salvaged vehicles. 304-n:!-!1033. Frtdly,Octot.r30,1tte Btl Paid In Advance. tho day before the od 11 to run. Sunday edHion • 2:00 p.m. Frldey. Monday edition ·10:00 e.m. Saturday. Monday 1011 2/98, 9·? home In· rerior, Joys , ciothil'lg. beanie ba· bies, other ltmes, 48 Hubbard Oct 16,98. 8·00AM • 3:00PM. 224 Oak Or. Spring Valley Area. Galli· polis. ~aby Items And'Ciothes! Pomeroy, 'Middleport & VIcinity Posting description Is as follpws Tltlt l T-(Porl-tl. .) Solloyo110 0 hOur Hourt: Weekday evenings and 67S.5965. ,6a1Urdays .. IIChedtJ/od. Specialized akR!a: AtHi ity to teach one ·on ·one , small and EMP LOYM ENT large group situations POssess SERVICE S the skills and knowledge needed to tea o;; h the live content area (reading , writing, mafh , science, social socials) ol the GED Test 110 Help Wanted Ability to organ ize and prepare AVON I Ail Areas I Shirley ~a!1 y lesson plans. Ability to maintain dally attendance and Spears, 304-675-1429. evaluations records' as welt as AccounUnq Mar; r monthly and annual Title I re· ports. Ability to perlorm dut ies Point Pleasant W\1 Company Is without conatant supervision . Seeking An lndtvidual With A B S. Ability to communicate instruc· In Accounting Pre.vious Super· tions Ability to develop and main-visory And Accounting Experi· tain working relationships With ad· ence Along Vy'ith Computer And ministrators, supervisors, asso· Microsoll Oll ice S!iills ls Re· ciates and resktents. Qu lred .· Duties Will Include Minimum q~allfk:et&ana · Overseeing And PartlciPallng In Valid Ohio Teaching Certificate Dally Accounting Functions, FiExperience In Adult Basic Litera· nancial Reporting, Cost AnalySIS cy Education; or Developmental And Federal And Slate Com· Reading Validation preferred. piJance ·Reporti~g . Please Send Resume With Sala~ History To: SEPTA Correctlontl Ftclllly 11 and Equ•l Opportunlly Em· A11let1nt Controller piO)'II'. P.O. Box 124 Charleroi, PA 15022.0124 Keebler Company is Now Ac~ Accounting Position : Immediate ceptlng Resumes For The Post· Openlngl <?alllpolls,Area, Experi· lion Of Terrl1orlal Manager For ence With Payroll. Tax Forms , lht Greater Gall ipolis /Ripley Accounting & Ofllce Procedures. Territory. Successful Candidate Call 1·800·295·9470 Kelly rem· Should Have Grocery And fOr porary Services · Sales Experience . Commission. Salary, Insurance. Company Car ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEED· Plus More! EOE Send Resumes ED IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU To: Keebler Company, 3959 READY FOR WINTER ORIV· Beechwood Drive, Ona , WV lNG? ~ '28 a monlh Heat Pumps As Low As '38 a mpnth *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates BENNETI'S HEATING &COOLING "Witere Qrtality Doesn't Cost More" 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 (Cut Out for Future Dlacouni) THE APPLIANCE MAN "Need repnir on nny mnke?" • Washers • Hot Water Heater • Freezers • Ranges • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • Dryer Call Ken Young (140) 985·3551 25545. 'LOCAL FAMILY Musi cians- have drummer, bass· 1st and sax player, need gu1tarist I vocalist and female vocalist to do to rock, practice location Ohio. can Jonn at 740· Owned Company 'PERSONALIZED Dtspatch 'PAID Employee Health & Ule Insurance; Dental Insurance •HOME Weekends •Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST •401K "late Model Freightllner CONVENTIONAL& Requirements: Age 23 . Class A COL And Good Driv ing Re cord. Please Cali Toll Free 1·888·790· 0008. ADOITtONAL OWNER OPERA· TORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Caregiver for handi capped man needed, llve·ln preferred. Submit name and references to· Pomeroy Food Shop, 402 East Main Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769. Company Drlvert OTR (Also, 01 o P""kllge) New Business with Dedicated Lanes Homes Most Week&nds.. ·&uelilt~ Communication • New Benefit Package Minimum 1 )'f;llar Experience Class A COl, HaiMat • ... 1 HI W Trucking Ca. Inc. - Ona,Wv. ' HOD-62&-3560 Compute r Users Needed, 1Work Own Hrs $20K ·S75K fYr. 1·800· 349·7186 Ext. 1173. www.amp· lnc.com All Ylrd Selea Mull Bt Pakl In, Advance. Oeedllne: 1:OOpm the dey b8fore the ed 11 to run, Su11day & Monday edition· 1:~m Friday. Cosmeto logist Wanted, Full & Part· Time, Hourly Versus Commtssio'n, Paid Vacat1ons , OtMr Benellts Olfered, Fantastic Sam's; 740·446-7267 ~lg Dollar Plus· Brand New Gallipolis Store, Opening, Soon. Retail Man· agement & All Positions Avail· able . Rapid Expansion & Career Growth' Opportunities . Fax Re· sum~--9Q4· 736·3092 0): Mall P.O. Box 10, BarbOurSVIlle, WV 25504.. Bo!fO 'S, SA 338, Great Bend ~ Monday· Sunday, October 12·18. Don't miss out 'on the blggesl sale we've 81191' had! Tuesday, October 13, 9 til ? Oa · v1s', Rose Hill. Collectible dolls , glftware. pictures. books, lurniturB. much more. Pt. Pleasant &VIcinity On 3·MIIe Ad. Fri & Sat Oct 91h & 10th . luel·oi l stove. 30:4·674 · 0050 Rain cancels. 80 Auction and Flea Market Auc tion- variety ol new' Items each Thursday. October 1 thru December 17 except Thanksglv · ing. Concessions . Hartford Com · munlty Building . Auctioneer 11:220, Freel Sullivan. Rick Pearson Au ction Company, fui! time auctioneer , complete service licensed auction t66,0hio & West Virginia, 304 · 773-5785 Or 304-773-,5447. Wedemeye r's Auction Serv ic e, Golltpolts, Ohio 7<10·379·2720. 90 Wanted to Buy Complete House hold Or EstaJesl Any Type 01 Furniture, Appt1an c· es, Anllque·s. Etc. Also Appraisal Availablal74(1.379.'2720 Wanted To Buy For Family Pet: Oachshund , Pup Or Young Dog, Call 740·446·2342 E,xl. 1 & Then 20 Days; Or 304·675·4293 Even· tngs. Wanted To Buy Junk Auto's Any Condition. 740-446-9853 lppllc•tlon for thl1 poatlng Ia Wanted To Buy : Used Mobile Homes. Call740·446·0 175, ~- & VIcinity DfAQLINE: 2:00p.m. from and ...turned to the reau or Employment S.rvlcee. Complete lob deecrtpllont •re lvllllble for review et the OBES office. The detdllne for '!l·A A1J. Yard Sales Must may only be ob- Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer, Smltn Buick Pontiac, 1900 East· •" Avenue, GalipoiiS. / 1 *Local Fam11y Owned Company Lost' 900 lbs. Simmental Cow Red ' *Personalized CSispatch With White Face , Missing Since 'Up To $1 .00 IMI (lndudlng .gJ22/98 Pleas e Call 7o40·446· Accessorial Pay) *Home Weekends ., 0103. *Run From OH To The Soulty lost: Car Keys Has Tom Peditn And Soulh"oVBSt Tag & Also Rem ote Control. VI ~ •Permits Provided AI No Charge clnlty . Hatfelts Mill Carpet Outlet "Tolls Paid 160, Rowardl740.446-0343. *Fuel Card Available ReqLiirements: Age 23, Clan A Lost : Rio Grande Area , Family COL And Good Driving Record . Dog, Basset Beagle Mix , 2 Year Please Call Toll Free 1·888·790· Old Female., Red Collar, Answers 0008, Ask For Garnet. To Chloe, 740.245-0138. Allied Foods , Inc., dba Burger Sm Black Dog on Aednlan King, I& Now Hiring Motivated. Ridge. Part Chihuahua and Terr!· Goal Oriented Manager Trainees. ar answers to Misty! 304~674 · We Offer Competitive Salary, 0115 Bene llts Package, And Bonus Program . II This Is You, We Need 70 Yard Sale To Talkl Please Mall Your Resumes To 65 Ohio River Pia· za, Gallipolis, OH 45631, Or Fax Gallipolis 304-529-0055. "Ensy Ot•er tire Plto11e Bn11k Fiittlllcill'g" · · ~1rt • Sand . . You're Treated with Respect! Call Now for Instant Ap_P.rovalll** '!'4!!:.'!!! DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel til --· Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps TRUCKING Old, 740-367-7947. 3 family yard s'ale, Oct 9th, 10lh & 12th. Fprest Run Ad .. Ml· nersv1ile, third house on right past Forest Run c.hurch, 740·992 · 6373. 992·2284 R. L. HOLLON r REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL CREDIT " fi;t fi;) ~~~~f.t~~~f.il~~~ • Yartety of Gilt! Tues-Frl'10-6 Sat 10·4 LANDSCAPE DESIGNS $59.95 \ lhe Door. 1011/mo. ~~f@~~~~ft~~~~ ~ JD CONSTRUCTION C • Condit.making ltlllples • Rolilk Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting -FREE ESTIMATES 110 Alhtnt OHict of lht Ohio Bu· ca• G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY PERRY'S Tuppers Plains, Ohio 4S783 CONSTRUCTION St. Rt. 7 · . 74()..985-3813 Dozer, EndiOader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic 1 (7 40) 367·0280 . Help Wanted 992-6576. Found . set" of keys, Sumner Rd. vicinity, to 10, 740·985·4250. · • Hartwell Hares In Historic Downtown ~omeroy 992-7696 C e/11/88 Un Mother Cat & 4 Kittens, 6 Weeks 60 :~ Soap • Baby Gifts Professional < ,;, Commercial & Residential Floor Installation · ~~A lll!!l 27 yrs. exp. ., Licensed & Insured FREE ESTIMATES Phc;me 7~0·9~2~3987 ~ 740-698-9114 .tfr... Free Estimates or fi!.oiJ Owner: John Dean 740-698-7231 Male Chow Dog To A Good Home, Lovas Children, Hates Cals, After 4.00 P.M . 740·4468530, Serious Calls Only! 3687. Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames -- • Fall Special· 3 Rooms & Hall Tickets Also Available at Free To Good Home· 1 112 Year Old Male St. Bernard Dog, 740- 20 Yrs. Exp -'· Iris. Owner: Ronriie Jones .OBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION CARPET PLUS Giveaway 2 . Lab Puppies, Collie & e;olden Aelr1ever MIX, 740-256-9123. 7/22/lln J&LS DING & · INSULATION ·VInyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia •Seamless Gutter •Roofing •Replacement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garages~ Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740-992·2772 ' •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial and Residential Free Estimates No Job too Small Brian MorriSOIJ (740) 985-3948 ~!,13LS NIGHT OUT Starting A Single, AduH, Christian Group Non·OenomlnatiOnal 11 In· tereste~ Call Beth At 7o40·446· 40 985·4473 :•Room Additions :•New Garages .•Electrical & Plumbing :•Roofing ;•Interior & Exterior " , Painting ; Also Concrete Work , (FREE ESTIMATES) ! V.C. YOUNG Ill ' 992·6215 l Pomeroy, Ohio 8/25/98 2 mo. pd. SERVIC!;: 9o(J().5o30 614·992·.7643 . ' Gravel, Sand, I , CARPfT & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 9 West Stimson, Athens .. 740-592·1842 Quality clothing and nousehold ttems . S1 00 bag sale every Thursday. Monday thr u Saturday COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL Limestone, YOUNG'S : CARPENTER SERVICE · P/B Contractors, Inc. SATELLITE -To You TMtl Shoppe Room Additions • Roofing .' 1·900-976•$339 ext. 9765 ALL PRO Personals 30 Announcements HAOLING . Ta~e the pain out of painting , and let me .· do it for you. ... Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m . (740) 985-41 BO. ~rae Estimates Get tons offree stuff from On-Line Services! Plus 30 more amazing secrets EI,.ECTRIC OR 005 Start dating tonight! Have lun playing the Ohio Dating Game. 1· 80Q.AOMANCE. extension 9015. WICKS Top Soil ,- Fill Dirt ON·LINE SECRETS! 2.99/mln. Must~~ 18. Serv-U &19-845-8434 Joe Wilson (Lime StoneLow Rates) PAINTING Joseph Jacks "Huge ANNOUNCEMENTS (No Sunday Calis} • 7/24/EIB 1p10. pd . Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing 1998 Martin Stree~ Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . 0 0 ,----._,..,.,.., , ------=""...,............,..,..,.,.,.,......,.,.,,.,..,....,..,.., 0 ' ~---~~~------~~A-~ Said tax Run Moore owner. 740·992· "Build Your Dream" (740) 112-8344 LINDA'S ~=:::;;::::r.;:::::~===~=~ Roofing Business & Construction IUbdlvlelon at a General ,,New Roofs, Eloctlon to bt hold In tho ' o o purpose of Fire Protection An addlllanat tax 'of 1.5' milia at a rate not excoadlng' 1.5 mill• lor each one dollar of valuation, which amaunto . to lllteen cents ($0. 15) lor · each one hundroll dollaro ot: valuation, lor a continuing period of time. The Polls lor oold Election will open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and remain open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. aloald, day. . . By order of tho Board al. Etoctlana, o1 Molga County,. Ohio. · John N. !hie, Chairman Rita 0.1SmHh, Director. Dated Sept. 8, 1998 (10)5,12,19,26 . ·' 4TC County Commlotlonero Rooolutlon altho Board of tho County al Mel!lo, Malgs, Ohio, pooled on tho 27th day of July, 1998 there will bo submitted to a vote of tho people or uld Reach Over 18,000 Homei In The Tri·County Area! AD DE~DLINE:* ·Tuesday, :oct~ 13, 199& NOTICE Ia hereby given that In purauance of e Raaolutlon of tho VIllage Council of the VIllage of Middleport,. Mlddloporl, Ohio, palled on the 27th day of July, 1998 there will be submitted to a vote of tho people . of oald aubdlvlolon at a Ganoril Election to bo. held In tho VIII ega of Middleport, Ohio, at the regular ploeoa of voting lharoln, on tho 3rd day of November, 1998, tho l;~~:~:~n oltevylng a tax, In of ' the Ia~ mill limitation, lor tho benefit of Middleport VIllage lor the Abtofult Top Dollar: All U.S . Sil· vtr And Gold Coins, Proofsttl, Diamond&. An1ique Jewelry, Gold Rlnga, Pre·1930 U.S Currency, Starling. Etc. Acquiolllans .-ory · M.T.S· Coin Shop. 151 Sooond Clalipolis. 7-2842. AnliqUfll, top prices pakt River· ina Anliques , Pomeroy, Ohio, 2092. Public Notice 11 0 turnltura.,Ap:p~S:Ef'l::::~~:~:Er:: A~ Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel · Septic Systems ~.Trailer & House Sites Reasonllbla Rates Joe N. l)ayre Wanted to Buy household. Osby Ma rtin . 740 · Pomeroy, OH 45769 SAYRE TRUCKING 90 AntiQues & clean .w ill buy one pieceused or complete Our Customers Are Special 44087 Wipple Rd. 9" Remodeling The Daily Sentinel • Page 2526 New & Used "(ires • Batteries Computer Balancing & Mounting I'm co ncerned . I buy four polls for,· omprove hiS .technique, he ~ an try : HO. They lasttwo ,wee ks. It's the out the Viagra on somehody e lse .. hcst money I eve r spent. ~ Los Angeles:- Please warn xour readers who arc 1nk1ng medtcine Send questions to Ann Landers, : cOntammg mlrat cs for hcarl dis ~ Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. case that Viagra could be fatal. I Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los recently re:od that tho Fond and Angeles, Calif. 90045 Drug Administrati on has reported · Public Notice . :L & L Tire Bam cries for a spinal ~.:ord, mjury. when he became jmpqtent. , For several years :~ ( was impo Now, here comes Viagra, and. tent. My doctor ~uggested Viagra , he is se xu~lly excoted all over; .and it 's a mJraule. drug as far as ' again. I've told him 1f he doesn ' t ; Public Notice ;t. II Pori.,.,.,.. Upgtldoo Cus111111 Buill Ciomputtn, Nrtworb Modems, Hard Drives, Printers. Upgnode Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MD Today. Pre-Owned Computers. 740-992·1135 For A Price Quote! Frognet Internet Sign-up point for Meigs and Mason Counties -.., 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 'It - tt '· Card of Thanks . r 69 deaths which resulted from that "wonder dryg," and it is . especially dangerous. to people who are on hean medocauon. . Baltimore, Md.: You told a Philadelphia reader that good sex · depends on how a woman feels abut her man . Garbage! I thoroughly enjoyed sex with my first husband (now deceased). but my Public Notice Lilllt things tm Worth A lot To place an ad (all992·2156 Custom Homes like . that' If an 89-ye~r-old woman had asked her doctQJ" for something to enhance ·her sex life, he would have laughed her out of his office --or recommended a psychiatrist. Bismarck, N.D.: If a man will just take the time to talk nicely to his woman . be sweet and tender and maybe buy her flowers and A contract was signed in 1492 tance . killin g drug for three weeks and treat the whole body wllh flea , shampoo or powder. • In riexl week's colunll\'. I' ll discuss the sp~c1a l disciplinary need s of kiuens and cats. she rejected hi s "Yiagra-induced advances. "' · What kind or. dqctor prcscnbcs Viagra for an 89.-year-old fo ol Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio lilt Cbusi(itriStclion! ing 11 last mo nth , a nd I am tot'atly The cat should be treated si multaneously with the e nvironment. mfec uons . The t~eatmcnt for the miles IS to clean the ears with n solutio't your ve'terinarian recommends, treat 'the ears with a mite~ as what 's a Jol lower. Nevada Cily, Calif.: I recently read tnat an 89-year-old man was charged . with attempted murder for allegedly clubbing a 34-year- Dr. Dryden saod to usc only Ilea products labeled for use on cats He recommends a pyrethnn -based shampoo. These new once-amonth apolicauons for Ilea control of cats work beautifully, al so Ear mttes, also cai'!Cd.otodeclcs cynolos, arc usually see n in kittens within a few weeks after ow ners bring them home. Did you kn ow that 90 percent of all cats get ear mites? Cats under 9ne year of age are. more vulnerable, because they haven't built up resis, Mites· will spend their entire lives in ears but could also ~c on th~e feet, face , neck and tao lhead . They have a three-week cycle and they can survive off the host for several weeks. Ull)tke tlcas, they aren 't blood sucking, nor do the y pierce the s~ in . The signs of ear mites are head shaking, scratching the cars, coffee-gro und-hke doscharge, big sores behind the ears, epi lepsy-resembling fits and car worn out. He says, " If it 's loa much for you, just say so. There are a couple of women at work who would be glad to take over." How do you like that after 42 years of wedded bliss? I am not a violent person. but it was all I could do to keep from smacking him. Kansas City: After 30 years of marriage, my husband began to experience erectile dysfunction. The doctor-put him on Viagra and our sex life was wonderful again. Sounds good? Well. not exactly. • 1998 Business Services . Viagra. is either a wonder drug or a curse - ·dependin·g on who you ask of his sexual prowes~ . A Jot of men drop out in their 40s and 50s. and prostate trouble has thinned • the ranks. , / Your coMspondent suggested there are thousands of woman hke her who dO not appreciate the pill . responsible for giving renewed v'igor to old coots who fil ed out years ago. She may , be right , please tell her there ar ions of us who would enjoy an o ld-fa shioned roll in the hay wuh a real man like her ·old geezer. -- Con- .. " • Drivers ·JUST DO IT .... A New Start In Your On Conventiona l. No Money Down! Forget Cred it Problems! Try Our "FREE Truck Program• NOW. 'Cash In Your Pocket" R8bates You Need A Class 'A' COL & 1Yr. OTR. Call Now 800·377·3101 We Create Owner Operators. You .triLL Own Your Own Truck . •• Qua;. enteedlll Ot'lvers .QTR OTR Driver Needed, 1 Year Flat Experience, Class A COL t:Omp Pay, Bonus Program , Lata Mode l Conventional, 740· 441·0607 Days; 740·245-5592 Evening& Private Duty LPN . Compel illVe pay, gQOd working conditions, 40 hour week, day shift. Reliable , trustworthy & caring nurse for one small glrJ ch ild . Call 304·675· 5091 after 6pm. IIOIHI93-5792 GaUipoll!s Herald O!spatch Carrier Wanted. Approximately 3 · 4 Hou rs Deliver Time Dally Must Be Bondable Must Have Trans· portatlon , Monthly Nat Profit Ap· pro.11 . 1850, Contact Steve Spoor. 304-526·2832. Experienced Hairdresser Needed For Busy New Sa lon. Benefits . 740-44t·18BO or 740·256·6336. Hardwork ing, self motivated per· son over the age of 1a lor de llv· ery, must have aUto'& insurance, agply In person between 4pm & tOpm at Rt 7 Pizza Express, pho:ne calls will not be accepted. Help Wanted TEACHER'S All TarJ'C)Onlf)' Posibon a1 chiAd cara wool<ing 2 ~·oo.,m. ~~... "" at Least 18 y8llf1 old and haw a hogh GEO. Must ha'Je an ~nlerast ., and a • desQ 10 llllr'Ot1t wrth young c~· ren Pr8'VIOUS ~· wrtn preschOOl children preferred A8ply to RIY&(VaRey CDS, PO BOX 5441 , H1gn. Wv 25703 by ,.,.__.,.or Oc1. 1611> EOE. Security om.... Temporary us1gnment· Income' potential over S600.00 weekly~ security upenence p/eferrel) but not necessary You must' have a ctean police Record. de·: pendabte uansportation, be neat. in appearance and pass a drug screening. Must be able to work 12 hours sh11ts. some supervisor positiOns available to those With' secur~ty exper1ence Call Allied Sec ur11y at (30 4)·768· t064 T· F between 9am-4pm. EOE The Meigs County Health Depart· ment has a full time position avaj. able tor a medical assi&:tant or candidate with s1m1lar quaUtica,· tiO!ls to work 1n PllbiiC health w1th women and children. Compuler exper ience and medical back· ground requ ired Send resume to Meigs County Health Depantnent, ATIN : CFHS. P.O. Box631, Po· meroy, Ohio 45769 by October 28, 1998. EEOC. ' ·' VOLUNTEER COOR!IlNATOR A Volunleer Coord inator Is Needed For The Hosp1ce O&part- • ment Of Holzer Medical Center.' The Successful Candidate Would , Be Responsible For The Recruit· , ment, Trainmg, Supervision And • Retent ion 01 Vo lunteers . A' Bachelors Degree in The Relat· ed Field Or Equivalent IS Preferred , If tn'terested, Please Contact· Ros1e·Ward Dtrector 01 Human Resources HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 1oo Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 45631 t 1 PhOne· 740.446·5105 Fax rroo· 740.446·5106 EEOIADA Employer WAIS & WSEO Radio has open·• ings in the follow ing area. On·alr· 01sc Jockey, News & Sports. II In· , terested send resume , salary re· qu1remenls and cassette tape to: Movies 10, t4333 US Route 33 South, Nelsonville, OhiO "45764 Wor\1: At Home Growing Company Needs Help Now. $250 -$500 A Week , Pari· T1me, Full·Time Easy & Fun, We W1!1 Train, No E.11perience Need· ed, Serious lnqu ries Only. 1·800· 20+7048. 140 Business Training Gallipolis Career College, Spring \/alley Plaza 740· 446·4387 , 1.' 800·214·0452, Acc redited Mem· ber, ACICS Reg •90-05·12748 TUBE CARE PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Are You A State Tested NurS@ Aide And Want To Increase Your Knowledge On Tube Care (Tube Feedings And Catheterizallon)? Class Ollered November 6 , 8 A.M . ·4 P.M. Call Buckeye Hills .. , Career Center For Mare inlorma· t tlon, 7~248-:5334, Ext. 205 We Are A Highly Respected In · ternatlonal Oistribulion /Manufac· turing Company, Located In The Columbus. Ohio Area. The Per· &on We Seek Mufl Pot~sess The Following : 415 Years Production Pia('lning , PC Skills Both Exceli And· Excel! Spreadsheet This 180 WantedTQ Do Person Also Must Be Very Analytical Come With A Distribution t • Am Experienced With Reteren c· ' Manufactu ring Background And es And Will Tend To Th9 Elderly 1 Strong People S!dlls. In Thei r Home , Call An ita, 740· • j 256·1433. We Provide Excellent Benef 11s Can You Meet Or Exceed Our Needs? RESUMES WHEN SUB· MITTED TO ADDRESS BELOW MUST tNCLU!Ui SALARY RE· QUIREMENTS tO: CLA ~54 clo Gallipolis Cally Tribune. 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 . I c.:.:_~----. Certified day care pr.ovidar will ' batlysil in my home. Hysell Run Rd., 7'40·992·3537. . ElectriC maintenan ce service. Wiring, breaker boKes, light l ix- ' ture, nesting S'!Stems·, & More 304·674..()126 NOTE' ALL THOSE WHO AL· READY SENT !fEPLIES, PLEASE APPLY AGAIN DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES WITH THE MAIL. Furniture repair, ref inish and res· ' !oration. also custom orders OhiO · Valley Relinishing Shop, Larry : Phillips, 740·992·657~ REGISrEREO NURSES Georges Portable Sawmill, don't • haul your logs to the mill just call , Reg istered Nurses Ara Needed tmmedJately To Work On A Per Clem Bas ts In The Mate rnity & Family Services Unit. Two (2) Years Of Labor & Delive ry And Post Partum Experience Pr~ · terred . A RN Licen se inThe 'stat!f 01 Ohio Is ReQuired. 304·675·1957. \ Have 2 Openings For 24 Hour In Home Care 01 Elderly Or Handi· capped, 740·441·1536 Light Hau!lng & Trash Removal.· Reasonable Aatest Cali: 740·446- : 3106 Looking For An Available Youth • ~!~~ ~=on Please Call Beth : Please Contact: 6 Rosie Ward Director or Human Resources HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 100 JaCkson Pike Gallipolis, OH 45631 Phone: 740·446·5105 Fax !TOO: 740446·5106 Scenic Hills Nursing Center, 31 1 Buckridge Rd., Bidwell, OH 45614 Is Now Accepting App li cations For Friendly. Ou1golng And De· pendable STNA's. Please Apply In Person At The Front Desk Bel· ween 8:30A.M. -4 30 P.M. I Guards· must be able to any shift Including most weekends, must have clean pollee record, goOd work hiStory, ret1ab1e transportation, valid driver's II· cense, home phone and must have black steel sefaty shoes . Pay starts at $5.75 per hour. 32· 40 hours per week. call 740·6692874 Monday • Friday, Bam·4pm for appointment. · $$$$$$$$$$$$11$$ TOP 10 CARRIER Seeking OriV9S For Midwest Operation • No New York City I , • Top Pay & Banellts • 401K Plus Bonuses • Aeglonal Or Loog Haul • California OptiOnal • Home Most Weekends • Assigned late Model nactors COL·A & 1 Yr. OTR .6E~~:perience Required . Call IIOll-711·5919 Weekends !Evenings 7 SUPERVISOR We ~reA H!g hiy_Respected in · ternational Manufacturing /Distri · butlon Compony, Located in The Columbus. Ohio Area . The Pos 1· l ion We Have Open Is For A Production Supe'rvisor The Person Se lected Will Possess The FOllowing: Will Do Babysltllng In My Home. , Mon ·Fri. Mother 01 Two. Bulavllle , Pike Area 740·441 ·0223' Will Take Care Elderly In There; ~ome , Wr1te . PO BoK 128. Vln· ton, OH 45686 ;;1 . FINANCIAL 21 O Business Opportu nlty !NOTICE! recommends that you do busl - ! ness w1th people you know, and • NOT to send money through the • mall unlil you have lnvestlgatecf • the oHenng : FREE · CASH GRANTS! College. Scholarships. Business. Med1cal Bills. Never Repay. Call Toll Free 1·800-21B·9000 Elll G·28t4 ••••••••••••••• MEDICAL BILLING Work On Your Computer, Full Or Part Tim e. Processi ng Insurance Claims For Doctors And Oentisls Interactive Home Training. STRONG LEADERSHIP CLIENTS PROVIOEO DISTRI8UTIDN 800·933·1809 EKt 284 /MANUFACTURING BACKGROUND AS ASUPERVISOR NoW Open Jodi's Hall, 69 Perch EXCELLENT COMPUTER Street. Kanauga 740·446·7 473, SKILLS Arcades. B1Uiards, Music, oancABILITY TO SET PRIORITIES mg & More Somet hing For Ail MUST SE FLfllleLETO Ages, Also Excepting Re.ServaCHANGE For Parties. Plenty Space ,WE PROVIDE EXCELLENT tiOns BENEFITS. CAN YOU MEET For VehiCle Parking . ' OR EXCEED OUR NEEDS? RESUMES WHEN SUBMITTED REAL ESTATE TO ADDRESS BELOW MUST jNCLUOE SALARY REQUIRE MENTS TOoCLA 453, clo Gatti· 310 Homes for Sale ••••••••••••••• NOTEo ALL THOSE WHO AL· READY , SENT REPLIES, PLEASE APPLY AGAIN OUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES WlrH THE MAIL. • , OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ' >1m YEARS poliS Da ily Tribune , 82 5 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 4563t . 1 ' �Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, October 12, 1998 Pomeroy • Middl,port, Ohio r Mohday, OctOber 12, 1998 • 5 A.cres Flat Road Frontage, All real estate advert•s•ng '" th s newspaper IS subJec1 to the Federal Falf Hous•ng Act ol 1968 whiCh makes 11 Kegal to actven1se any preference hmltalton or drscnm1natlon based on race color religiOn sex fam1ltal status or natiOnal ong1n or any 1ntenlron to make any ~uch preference I m1tahon or dlscnm1na110n Th s newspaper w111 not know1ngly accept <~0\lert•sements for real estate wi'11Ch IS In VIOlatiOn Of the law Our readers are hereby nformod that all gwellmgs advertised 1n thrs newspaper are a>~a table on an equal opportun ty bass Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 800 1 383.s&S2 10x50 tbr trailer partly fur nlshed old but in gr&at conditiOn 304-675-<029 anytime 12K60 tra1ler can be used lOr of fice tra1ler $1500 Without air 7W 949-2217 Ken' Road 740-367-QI38 BRUNER LAND 7.. 0..U1·1·92 Melg1 Co We ve 'Got The County Co\leredi,Just Off SA 7 Abolfe Chester Ke\Daugh Ad S Acre lots $14 000 Ea NE Metgs Co Oyesv1lle Very Remote I 1 + Acres StO 500 Rulland Wh1tes Just Off New L1ma 16 Aerts $14 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 Dan\'1118 Brtar Ridge + Goff Ads 7 Acres W1th Nice Pond $12 000 Or 8 Acres Hill Ad 14Ft X 60Ft 1986 Oakwood 2 Bdrms Total Electric Free Oeliv ery l•ke New Throughout $1095000 7 .. 04460175 304 675-5965 $13 000 Ot ON SAI1'325 N1ce Wooded 17 Acres S18 000 Ciry Water Many L1ving And Hunllng PossibtliliaS! 1969 Commun11y mobile home 12x56 askrng $2300 740 843 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after Gilllla Co Gallipolis Ne1ghbor hood Ad NfCe 10 .4.cre Bu•ldmg S1te S19 000 Or 22 Acre5 W1th Pond $21 500 Cash Pnce Frlel'ldly Ridge a 5 .4.cres $( 500 Public water Back On Ttle Mar ket 10 Acres Teens Run Ad $12 000 6pm )971 H1Ucrest 12x60 two bed rooms washer dryer stove & re fngerator a1r underpinning 14500 740-992 5039 31 0 1-!omes for Sale "A lillie Country 1n Town· Price reduced large resto red VICionan home s11uated on 1~ acres VII fage ol Middleport Secluded and pn11a1e close to schools and churches Pnvate brick cncular dnve brick pa110 modern kitchen lam iy room wl1~replace 3 4 bed rooms two baths targe formal LRI OR large Ioyer lour original starned glass Windows 30 mrnutes from Athens 15 20 minutes from Galli pols For ap pmnrpent call740-992 5696 2 Bedroom house harowood Floors Carpeted VInyl Sld1ng County water apply 3 Acres Lo cated on Wyoma R•dge {304) 675-7071 3 Bearoom House On Jay Dt~ve C1ty Schools '740 446-6541 740 446-1990 Alter 5 P:M 3 Bedroom 2 bath 2 car garage heat pump on 1 acre Broad Run Road m Le tart WV 304 882 3518 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Clos~ To Hospital Sprmg Valley Area Rear Dec~ Ranch Style 740 446-9140 3 4 Bedrooms lull dry base ment , '11re place forced a1rtgas furnace AJC fenced corner lot 36 Wmd sor Cr 304-675 7285 3br 11vfng room d n ng room family room 1 bath central a1r newer carpet & roof replacement wrndows fam11y neighborhOod prl\lacy fenced yard 24ft above ground pool many upgracles move 1n cond Priced rn 70s 304 675 2924 _.. 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loll longue/ groove pellet stove HPICA ap pllances garage spa acre Bula v lle P•ke 740 367 0286 By Owner 3yr old 3br 2 bath garage on 1 t/2 lots By apporntment 304 675 2349 Sy Owner (re located) 3br bnc~ vinyl new vrnyl & deck great cond 1t 1on 2902 Ann1ston Dpve Po1nt Pleasant WV Pnce low ered to upper 70s w1fl cons der renting 304 675 4054 (Lor) 01 740 441 0135 {Keno Gall poliS 3 Bedrooms All New Furnace Windows Hot Water Ta nk Root 740 441 1021 740 446 4665 Ask For Sus1e GOV T FORt.CLOSED Homes From Pennies On $1 Delinquent Tax Repo s REO s Your Area Toll Free (1) 800 21 B 9000 E)(t H 28t4 For Currentl stmgs -House and land 1988 Oakwood 14X70 2 Full Baths 2 Bedrooms Dishwasher Heat Pump Very Clean' $1t 50000 1304) n:>5103 Must Self 1990 Clayton Mobile 14x70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths Jac cuzzl Tub Heat Pump Porch Deck Asking $15 000 Will Con s1der Offer 740 446 6441 Even ongs 1990 Clayton 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Very N1ce AJC Calf Alter 5 PM 740Jt.41 0221 ,._ Price reduced 1990 Sp~uce Ridge 14x70 mobile home very good cond1t1on 2 bedrooms 1 & 112 baths wasner & dryer stove refngerator central arr 8x8 out stele bUI!dmg Immediate posses slon 740-992-6582 1996 14Ft x72 Ft 2 Bedrooms Total Electnc Island Kitchen Oak C.aD nets Master Bath Heat Pump 740-245-9834 Double wide Dream Homes .., $999 Down 6 99% Interest Rate Free Satellite DISh w!Purchase Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV, 304-755-5885 5 Bedrooms 3 balhs wtth over 2 ODOsq II Under 5350/mo 1 800 251 5070 5 Bedrooms 3 Baths With Over 2 000 Sq Ft Under $350/Mo 1 800 251-5070 ABANDONED HOME 3BA Assume l oan Low Monthly Payments Financing Available 304 155 5566 Double Wide New $999 Down $237 per mo Free deliVery & set up 1 800 691 6777 E Z Finance Renters & I st T me Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under 5200/mo 1-I!Q0-251·5070 Easy F1nanJ;e Renters & 1st Trme Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month L•m ted T ime Only! 1 BOO 25t 5070 Large sefect1on of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Start ng at $2995 Quick delivery Ca I 740 385 9621 • Mob1le Home & 3/4 Acre lot For Safe 1980 Ki ngsley 14x70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths located S A 218 Days ~ 740 446 3278 Evenings /4g 446-3099 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free arr skirt 1 BOO 691 6777 NEW 14x80 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV f! 304 755 5885 4000 0403 House n Middleport three bed room bath and 112 $59 000 pnce negotiable call 7 40 992 3465 Make offe r free heat must sell three bedroom two bath ranch w ttl 10 acres gas well fngrouM poo l•sted lor $98 000 thiS spr ng 740 742 3711 Newly Remode led 3 Bdrms 2 Baths BriCk Ranch LA FA OR Hardwood Floors New Custom Bu111 Oak Cabrnets Tr m Througho~l Mercerville Area 740 256 6517 Pomeroy lour bedroom HUD WI D newly remodeled near play ground references SID call 740 992 6886 aher 5 30pm l f New 16x80 $5DD Down $245 per mo Free a1r sk rt 1 800 691 6111 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent IncludeS skrrllng deluxe steps and setup Only $187 oa per month w1th $1075 down Cal\1 BOO 837 3238 New 1999 32x80 Norr s Spec1al Order Neyer L111ed In Must Sem Buyer Lost OptiOn On Property Once In A Lila! me Savmgst 1 800 251 50/0 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT St llln Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304·755-5885 Repo s For Sale 2 & 3 Bedrooms Quaftly By Phone 1 800 2515070 Prlc~t reduced w111 consider sen 1ng on land contract 3 bedroom spill level new 3 car garage new heat pump and a1r new carpet ~hroughOut >~ery mce home 740 742 4000 PRIME LOCATION 414 Third Avenue Gal•pohs Beautiful New Two Story Colonral 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Baths LA FR Dmlng Room W1th Hardwood Floors Oak Tnm F1repface 1 112 Car Garage Appra1sa l Grea te r Than A~1ng Price Of $167 500 TAXES $309/YR 1·304·273·2940 RED BRICK RANCH Style House E11cettent Cond11ion Pa1 tla fly Finished Basement 2 Ca r Garage Senous lnqurrles Only'' 740-446--3385 At 2 Ripley At:: Ranch 4b r 2 bath heat pump partial garage pnced to sef I 740 44 t 0450 or 304 675 7854 Sandhill Ad All br ck 3br 2 bath den 2 car heated garage plus work & s1orage area I 2 acres $1 27 500 304 675 8959 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $500 Down on any 141170 m stock flm1ted number tree dehv ery cau 1 aoo 691 6777 REPO Sl For Sate 2 & 3 Bedroom Qualify by phone 1 800 251 5070 phances rurn1shed laundry room facilities, dOse to schOOl In town Applications available ar Village Green Apls t49 Qr can 740.992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUl APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dttve from $279 to S358 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housing OpportuNty Beech Street Middleport 2br, furn1shed uhht1es paid depoSit & relerencss 31)4.882 2566 Chrioty'o Fomlly Uvlng Aportmonll Pomorov1Middlopor1 Cafl740-992..514 Mondaylhroogh 5aturday 900am-9~ 1 2 3 bedrooms Sto\le/relrlg avallabiB utilities and cable paid HUD accepted Children Wei come Ask for Chnsty Furmshed 1br apt great for 1 per son clean no pe.ls $250!mo plus electnc $200 deposit 304 675-2651 Scen1c Valley at Apple Grove WV Building lots smgle wldes publlc water 20 accepted minutes from new Buffalo Bndge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Furmshed 4 Rooms & Bath Completely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Ret erenca & Deposit Required Also Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740-44&1519 Several 5 acre parcels remote beaut1lul land Me1gs County Sci PIO Twp SA 892 Oust off SR 143} owner finarte1ng ($1800 per acre) Call tor good map 740 593 8545 Furmshed Apt Near Library Share W1th Attract1ve lady 740 446-4335 6 Q0-9:00 p ... Wooded Lots 3 5 Acres Over lookmg Tree Farm Gro>~er Ad Cheshire Area $9 900 00 And Up 740 367 0221 Or 740 367• 7242 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy La nd 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 2t3 83~5 Anthony Land Co 1998 KICK-OFF CLASSIC letart Falls 2 )~ 2 acres 350 rver frontage 5 rooms 2 story electric only TPC ava1lable needs TLC good I xer upper lor handyman 740 949 House For Sale In Kanauga V1 nyl S1drng And New Windows 2 Bedrooms All New K1tchen Priced To Sefll $35 000 740 367 Call For Free Maps + Owner F1 nanc1ng Info Take 1O'Y. Off listed Pnoes On cash Purchases! 2bdrm apts • total tltctrlc ap RENTALS 41 0 Houses for Rent 1 Bedroom House .4.cross From Campus $300/Mo Oeposit Ae qu red 740 441 1005 3 Bedroom House Rodney Area W1th Yard $450/Mo W1th Oepos It 740 441 1519 3 Be'l:lrooms 2 Baths $300/Mo 304 736 7295 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM S4 DDO Local Gov t & Bank Repo s Call 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 G enwood 3br 2 bath detached 2 car garage $300fmo 304 576 2972 Large 0 der Farm House For Rent In Centenary 3 Bedrooms Referencs & Deposit Aeq 11red $350/Mo 74Q-446 4053 Nice Clean 2 bedroom refereflc.. Washer /Dyer Hook Up! 304 675 5162 N1ce clean 3br refe-rences & deposit no pets 304 675 5162 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 5250 00 Plu5 DepOSit And Refrences 740 367 0632 2 Bedroom Mobile HofTie In Crown City No Pets $250/Mo Plus Depos t 740 256--6308 2 Bedroom Trailer On Addison Pike $220/Mo Includes Water $100 Deposit No Pets 740 446 1637 740 446 3437 bedroom trailer m Aac1ne 3 15edroom trailer In M ddleport no pels 740 992 5858 ~ 2 Bedrooms w W Carpet Natu ral Gas Heat In Gall pol•s 740 44&2003 740-446 1409 2 BR $250/Month $tOO Oepos II No Inside Pets References 304--675 1935 3 Bedroo m n New Haven WV References required 304 882 3970 3 Bedroom_s 1 1/2 Baths and 2 Bedrooms 4 112 Baths In Porter Area Depo!11 And Refrence Re qu1red Call740 388 9162 For Rent Doublew1de 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths 1 Acre lot $3501 Mo References Requ~red 740 446 1004 New Mobile Home lor Rent No Pats! In Country Deposit + Reier ences Required 740-446 9616 ' Trailer For Rent Beaut!ful River" V1ew 198 Rver Street Kanagua Deposit References No Pets 7404410181 FosterTrallerPacX Furnished Apt Near Library Em played Person Share Apartment With Teacher Gospel Singer 740 446-4335 (6 oo-9 00 PM ) Furnished EffiCiency all utiht1es Pakt Oownsta1rs S275 00 Month 919 Second A"' 741H46-3945 Grac16ul hvtng 1 and 2 bedfoom apartments at VIllage Manor and Rlver r~lde Apartments In Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor lunltles lafayette Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths All Ut~IIUes In eluded $450/Mo Depos t Re qwed 74Q-441 1005 New Apartment 1 Bedroom In R1o Grande Al l Utilities Paid Sorne Walking Distance To Cam pus Ask1ng $380/Mo 740 245 5100 Now Taking Applica tions - 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Incl udes Wale! Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 One bedroom apartment' In M1d dleport all uhilt1es pa d S100 de pos1t $270 montq call 740 992 7806 Bam 5pm One bedroom aPt In Pt Pleas ant lurmshed extra nice & clean No pets 304 675 1386 Tara TownhOuse .4.partments Very Spac1ous 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 1/2 Bath Fully Car peted Pat1o ~o Pets Lease Plus Security Deposit Required 740 446--:1481 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twm R1vers Tower now accepting applications for 1br HUO subsld lzed apt lor elderly and handl capped EOH 304 675 6679 450 Furnished Rooms Circ le Motel lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO Cmemax ShOWIIme & Disney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates ConstruciiOn Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 740-441 5167 460 Space for Rent Mob1le home Site availab le bet ween Athens and Pomeroy calf 140 385 4367 Nice large Private lot In Cente nary For A Mobile Home $110/ Mo 740-446-4053 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances Re GOnd llloned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl grators 90 Day Gua~antee! French C1ty Maytag 740 446 7795 Exrra long Sofa Excellent Shape $125 740-446-2316 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranglits Skaggs Appliances 76 v ne Street Calf 740 446 7398 18888180128 Pastel sofa & love seat square coffee table hke new good qual lty $600 304-675 5479 Used Furmture Store Below Hoh day Inn In Kanauga Twrn Beds Complete $115 FU I Beds Com plete $135 Bunk Beds $160 Dressers Couches 740 446 4782 Repoed Doub e W1de On lot 304 736 7295 TWo bedroom tra1ler In Racine 746 99~ 5039 520 House tra11er on Broad Run Ad 2 Miles from Sporn Plant 3br 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms lot ga rage 2 AIC s household 1tems Two bedroQm trailer $260 month $260 depos•t ' renter pays ut1ht~es 468 Dudding Lane Racme 740 992 9156 Barnett Cross Bow 2 Bows Bushnell ScoP,e All Accessories Reasonable 740 379 2615 $17 000 304 882 3426 Two bedroom trailer good cond1 lion must be moved $2500 740 99:2 6757 ask for Judy Vlnctale 70FT X 14FT With E)( panda 2 Bdr 20FT LA Large Master Belrm Exc CoM On Aenled Lot Ready To Move Int o 740 446 1409 We Fmance Land & Home W1th As L11tle As $500 Down t 605 928 3426 340 Business and Buildings Commercial 011 ce or Reta11 87 Miff St Middleport 1 4.50 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Build ng 740 992 6250 Acquisitions (ne)(t door) 350 Lots & Acreage 3 lwo acre lots on Cremeans Ad oft New l1ma Ad Rutland 740 742 2803 430 Farms for Rent 30 Acres Farm House Barn And Outbu1 d1ngs P111a1e $300 00 Depos1t 5300 00 Rent Relrences Required No Exceptions 740 886 7052 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur mshed and unlurn1shed security deposit requi red no pets 740 992 2218 1 Beclroom Eco nom1cal Gas Heat WID Hook Up Near Cinema $279/ Mo Plus Ut1f lieS Oepos1t & Lease Reqtmed 740 446 2957 2 Bedroom To wnhouse Style Apartment (n Gallipolis Central A1r Aefrrgeraro r /Range 740 441 1519 2 Rooms & Bath No K1tchen S200IMo Deposrt Reqwred All UllhtiBs fnd uaed 740 441 1005 Sporting Goods Baseball Jugs pitching machine everything w11h It eKc cond 304 675 3631 530 Antiques Buy or sell RIVerine Antrques 1124 E Ma•n Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M TW 10 00 a m to 6 00 p m SurJday 1 00 lo 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise nWARM UP!" Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con dllionrng Free Est1mates1 If You Don 1 Ca I Us We Both Lose! 740 446 6306 1 800 291 0098 2 pc Early Amer can 1v1ng room suite $150 double dresser w1th m•rror $30 ventfess natural gas Mater new never used 1~ ooo BTU $150 assorted table lamps 74()..949 2328 2 End Tables H.as 2 Sliding Doors 1 Night Stand Good $25 7...,_.2ol28 • P.M s,_, 20" Color TV Wl1h Remote $75 74Q-.4ot1- 1286 29 l'9opWt Wanted To Get Paid 1$$ For The Pounds Or lllclles You WiD lose In The Neld 30 Days All NaluraJ {Ga<nncanracy At7~ 1982 3 pc Chippendale styte sofa and cha1rs hunter green & burgandy new concliUon 25" RCA TV good conditiOn 740-992 2363 3 Shan Ia Twain Tickets tf You Take All 3 Tickets $65 Per Ticket Or $80 Per Ticket Cash Onty No Refunds Call After 5 30 PM 74().379-9378 5 Piece Queen Size Bedroom SuIte 5 Drawer Chest E11ce11en1 Condllton W(llnut F1ntsh 740 256-6783 64 Commodore computer w/deslc S1!JS Electric clothes dryers $25ea Gas hot water tank $30 Gas floor lurnace wfali hook ups S100 1990 Fl&e1wood mobile home 14x70 2br $10 000 1984 Mon1e Carlo exc shaPe $1 500 304-675-6512 or 304-675 373!5 AnENTION MENI All Naluraj Formula For Mate Potency No Chemicals Wouldn t You Aather Try Something Natural? The Medical Shoppe 1480 Jackson P1ke Gallpolia 740-446-2206 Bean ie Babies Selhng Under Secondary Markel Price W1ll Bargain Ca!l304-67~3090 Bundy' B Flat Clannet Bundy II E· Flat Saxophone Gemlnhardl Flute Variety Of Current And Re tired Ty Bean1e Bab1es And A Smith An.d Corona Word Proces sor All In Mint Condition! 740 245 5443 Church pews for sale 12 twelve foot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Day bed w1th mattress $125 king size bed m a bag $40 engage rnent r~ng $125 740.949-1023 DIABETIC PATIENTS You May Be Entitled To Rece1ve Your Ola betic Suppllek At No Cost To You For More Information 1 888 6n-6561 Elec tric Scooters Wheelchair s New AM Used Stairway Ele\la tors Wheelchair And Scooter lilts Bowman s Homeci(re 740 446 7283 For Safe Fill Dirt Will Deliver 304 675 6734 • For sale membership at Royal Oak Resort Club make offer 740. 653-Q3<7 For Sale Washer and Dryer A Groom ShOp Pet Grooming Featuring Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek ~d TRANSPORTATION parti colored ava1latile 1n 2wks Brtd lor famll¥ pets S250elfli & references 1•0 992 6412 Arredale Puppies AKC Regis tared Male & Female Excellent Watch Dogs Good With Child ren S200 740-388-8692 Grubbs Plano tuning & repairs Problems? 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ICINE against hook round & Ia peworms 1n dog5 & cats Avail able OTC R.O FEED • SUP· PLY 740 992 2164 (www happy jacklnccom) Jack Russell terrier puppies 7 weeks old ftrat shots wormed tails docked $250 eacll 740 698-7055 Two Top Quality Tan Pfald Couches E)(cellent Condlllon $250 oo Call 740 446 2867 E118nlngs TY Beanies lor sale Glory $30 Fortune $20 740 992 5232 Wanted advertising collectibles Coke Pepsi etc lrtelud1ng old !In •gns 740 992 5053 Waterline Special 314 200 PSI $:21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com presslonFirtlngslnStoclc RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 800 537 9528 l·c,--,,..--,..------We buy antiques and and complete estates baby old Flestaware Jeans Furniture & Antiques Tuesday lhrough. fri day tl am 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport wood spllner 20 to~ MTO horz 1 ven 5 hp used very utile $700 740..742 2420 after 5pm 550 Building Supplies Block bnck sewer pipes Wind ows hnlels etc Claude Wmters A10 Grande OH Call 740 245 5i21 ~·nytimt89 Cougar, runs good looks tow miles lady driven 740- 992 2358 after 4pm weekjtays anytime weell&nds 91 Probe automatic ale PW runs & looks great h~way miles $3600 7<40-742 3711 1950 Mercury ~ door sport 5e dan high performance nat head anglne S5 000. 740-949-2246 1970 Monte C.r1o Eldras S1200 080 1986 Suzuki Samurai low Miles Oependable $2 000 OBO 19n Corvette 350 Automatic l Top White with Tan Interior 50 000 miles Good Condition Best Offer 740-446-1021 1978 Ford Fairmont, runs good Musical Instruments 1400 1993 Chevy S 10 2wd 28 V·&, \lery good cond S5 ooo sspd 304-<V5-395-4 South s 1993 10 Tahoe Blazer 2 wheel drive 141 000 miles excellent UHdtiOO $5,500 :J0<-51a-.o50 6AKJ109764 t99• Ford F150 PU •X4 8Cy1, • PB P S Autotranl NC AM1FM 1 Cauerte Plus Topp(!f Bed uner ~. •A • A 3 OAK. 5478 730 vans & 4-WD• 1985 Corwersion van '• IS TATER STILL IN HIS new motor1 ... \ PLAYPEN? 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F~rm 740-992-4568 1982 Volkswagen Rabbrl diesel I ~..:::..=:.:.:=__:..____ 1984 Olds Cutlass Sup 2 Doors Automatic Brown 1985 S 10 Blazer 2 Doors Automatic 2 8 1986 lincoln Town car V 8 new easy on gas runs great 740 949-2253 FARrvl SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1987 Chevy CaRliCe Stalion Wagon Needs Work $500 740 388 8406 610 Farm Equipment 1988 GMC Truck 2 ton New Hoi land 717 F•eld Chopper Ed1son Mayes 304-675 1858 1998 John Deere a7o 4 Wheel Drive W1lh Loader Only 30 Hours 1 $15.000 oo 740 256 0177 Agee-Allis Special Tractor 5670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel dnve world famous air cooled d1ese engine Goodyear Radial t res all 4 wheels lnde· pendent 540 and 1000 PTO Hy draufic wet dis e brakes all 4 wheels Differential lock front & rear dual hydraulic remotes ROPS and Canopy 16x16 Trans mission tully synchronized lor ward & reverse shu ttte zinc co&ted sheet meta 4 year or 4000 hour drive train warranty Check your JO MF FNH or CIH dealer and see how IO'ng they drive train t<eel Sl At 87 life~ & transmission P1 LeQn WI/ 1987 Plymouth Colt 5 Speed Standard Runs And Handles Greatl $1 000 t991 Geo Storm I GSI New Trres Runs Apd Han dies EKcellent Great Condition! Call 740 245-5984 1988 Bonneville LE maroon 4dr new tires & brakes gqod~nd 13 200 304 675 5792 after 5pm 1988 Buick Century automatic V 6 engrne excellent condlt•on sa 800 miles $4000 call 304 773 5173 1988 Bu ck Century 4 Doors Call 740 256 1424 Ask for G Green 1989 Cavalier Auh:amatlc 30 000 M1fes On Motor 1994 Toyota Corolla Automatic Loaded 740 446-16t0 1989 Chevy Suburban loaded Excellent Condll•onl 125 000 Miles $9 000 740 24~5797 1990 Dodge Daytona red 5spd new Ures ps pb pm 93 000 miles great gas mileage minor body damage $1 000 304 576 2797 Case 7 ~hank DISC Chisel Plow $3 200 IH ConservaUII 9 Shank Disc Chisel Plow $3 500 Other Discs 12 18 740 669 510t 1990 Dodge Daytona Automatic 2 Doors HatchDacj( Sunroof 1 AM/FM Cassette Air 92 000 Miles $2 800 740 367,.068?' Farma)l H With 6' Bush Hog good Tractor! $1200 00 (304) 675 7071 1990 Pl'Jimouth Acclaim LX 6 cy· IInder excellent condition $2000 Two 2 Aow New Idea Wide Aow Corn Pickers 740-669 5101 Your area bush hog dealer for parts rotary cutters loaders till ers finish mowers ect Car michaels Farm & lawn midway between Ga!fipofls & Rio Grande Ohio on Jackson Pike 140 446 2412orl8005941111 740 992 7143 1991 Corsica A\1 Options V 6 $2 695 1991 Cavalier R/S 4 Doors 42 000 Miles $2 995 1988 Beretta 1985 Celebtlry Cook Motors 740 446 0103 1991 Pontiac LE 4 door loaded good conditio n $3300 740 667• 3240 19931Green Eagle VIsion TS I Gotj!d Condition $7 000 OBO 740'256 6382 8851 1995 Dodge Neon 4 Gr loaded! $5 000 OBO 740.441 0584 Your Area John Deere Dealer For A~U>Ident at 'And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility 1996 Ford Taurus E)( cellent Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Condition Low M1les 740 245 Sizes 01 4 WO And 2 WD Farm 9525 Tractors Hay Equipment John . ~---------­ Deere Skid Steer Loaders Check 1996 Geo Metro 2 Doors 4 Cy1in With Us About Financing On der Auto Air 53 000 Miles lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fi $5100 080 74()-256-6340 nanclng On New And Used Equipment Car michaels Farm & 1997 Chevy Lumina AM/FM AJC l aw n Gallipolis OH 740 446 Cruise Control Excellent Condl 2412 1 800 594 1111 lion Must Sell $11 500 740 682 3446 630 Livestock Charofa1s Steer we ghlng Approx 500 Lbs $275 00 5ft Woods Fin Ish Mower Like New $1 ooo oo 740-446 4053 720 Trucks for Sale Club Calf Safe Steers & Heifers Saturday October 17th 12 PM Lawrence County Fairgrounds State Route 7 Proctoriville All Calves Born & Aa•sed In La wre11ce County Call 740 643 0430 740 533 0669 Or 740 533 0769 Evemngs Before 9 p M leave Message 82 btue GMC !ruck very good condt10n $1200 74()-949-2040 For sa e 7 year old Registered Quarter horse mare well broke $1500 Arabian gelding 9 years old well broke $1200 740 742 6434 2050 740 388 8472 740 388.()()11 89 Ford Ranger X:LT Cab 5 speed V-6 arr excellent condition 72 000 m11es $4700 Extended cruise tilt no rust 740 949 2543 1981 Che"Y Love 4x4 New Parts Good Cond•llon $1 450 740 256 1985 Chevy S 10 4x4 Ext Cab 2 a $3 700 Real Good Shape • ACCtJ~A!~ FICTION J //IIIII I II 11/1 0107 1995 S 10 Blazer 4xf lT pack age 4dr leather Interior SHARP! '\-304-675 3448 ~EGALLY NOI'I· 1994 Ford Explorer XLT 4X4 V-6 4 Doors 6.t 500 Mlles 1 Loaded Champagne $14 500 740 4-11 : • I !!filii/ \1 II/ /1111/ \· '1...-.· THE BORN LOSER 1995 5-10 Blazer 4x4 low MileS Garage Kept Loaded Must See 740.256 1222 7 40 ... ,.(DI..IJI-\51-D WI'.') Motorcycles r 7410 ~I>IIWWrrn WT 1-if\0 CAA \Ell. Mr. Wf\a:l:: 1'\E N:.TUN..LY D\~01/E~It-1& N~Tf\ Lkio(~D 7 ~ICP.. North 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 2• 51- .,.... .... !515_,.c.go ......... UI -T1ll8 (Sp.) 56The57 H81p8 In a1m8 54 - -..choice =n.y 23 ..,u DOWN 21 Fr. I!GIY- 1 Gator'• kin 'r7 , _ - 2 Kind ol math 30 Cotpbn 9n 3 n. - ( L A ) =- 32 u... roving 4 C.lll - 34 5 ~ lllaLh:t :.r' a uve 35 • - or1t Unll ol 20 ' ~ 141 s.anforcord8f 6 ~1811ot1ng ~.k-. 3• 46 56 6. 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SOD Sl'lawn 304.. 882· 3718 WAS THE 6AHAMA5 1 II Boat House W1th Lift Located, At Gal!lpolls Boat Club Great Pro ....._ taction For Your Boat 740 4466253 Evenings i Summers not overl Kawasaki STS Jet ski still under warranty .1,. three seater 83 horsepower bought new July of 97 three. _: match1ng Kawasaki ski vests and-. - _ trailer a!l go with 11 Pric~d to sell ,. ~ .. $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 - 2045 ~Ill consider trade lor a . . good pontoon boat :t · Pass Pass lndi8M 'r7 Foun181n - 2133r::=M)ft 40--Enckll- 25Sclul-.n Pass P881 Paso p.,.. 21&.1--- not 31 Lu..-ar Auto Parts & Accessories !,-. ,. . - • rLUS. HE WA'> .SO CLUELESS, HE HAD NO IDEA WHERE HE WA"'- 1 HE THOU6HT HE HAD MAllE IT TO \NOll'. \ 411~==so:r:,. 52 OUngrp 53 T••l CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis C.mpoe a=••.,. G..-clhrn cpeet f • ~ flmow ~ .nd ~ lEU! In I'll c:iJt1* . . . fii'IOiw Todly's c1w F.,... N •V 0 L W I'LL C~AN6E IT TO A MALL THIS 15 A PICTURE OF A MA~ WHO WA5 RAJ5cD IN A MALL 6'( APES - - - - - ' - - ldltod ~. CLAY 0 Rearrange letters of the four Krombled words below to lorm four 11mple words ·j ~ C&C General Home Main tenence Painting vinyl siding carpentry doors windows baths mobile home repair end more For free estimate call Chet 740·992 6323 Professional 20yrs e~~:perlence with aft masonery brick block 6 stone Also room addlllons ga rages etc Free estimates 304 773 9550 Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial wiring new service or repairs Master Ll censed electrician Ridenour · Electrical WV000306 304 675· _. . I However. 1n order to max tmtze them. you must treat each one as 1f 1t '\'ere your last Don t take anythmg for granted ' LIBRA(Sepl 23 Oct 23) Should you handle yourself poorly 1n a St>e tal situation today you could leave a bad unpresSion wh1ch Will be dlificullto emse Don I overreact to what others say or do Trymg to patch up a broken romance' The Astro· Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relattonsh1p work Matl $2 75 to Matchmaker c/o th1s newspaper PO Box 1758, Murray Htll Statton, New York. NY 10156 SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Where your career ts concerned 1oday all eyes m1ght be focused on you Should your audtence no1 be a --- '0LLAN .. -N~I'::T-:0-J:---1/.;:_, I• 1 1__, ~ L-...J..--J.'--..:1.-.L. r l I t I There's nothmg hke a cold shower," my husband laughed, Ia get you to have the water heater ..... ' 1 IQ Complete the chuckle quo1ed by f.ll.ng rn the miSIInQ words you davelop from step No 3 bfllow one, you say wtth a group sltke could, be used agatnst;;; have s1m1lar mtercsls, don t Ioree you yourself on them You II only end up SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec bemg unhappy 21) Try not to comer the market m TAURUS (Apnl20 May 20) Take conversatiOns wuh fnends today the t1me to make a conc1se game plan Your assoctates could have lhmgs for your actiVIties because you'll be they want 10 share wh1ch are equal off on tangents today Ltllle wtll be ly mteresllng accomplished 1f you don 1 plan CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) ahead Eve!\ Jhough you• financ1al p1cture GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A m1gh1 look rosy and encuuragmg, fnend m1ght come lo you tor advtse there are warm ng Signals today that today Don t say what you belt eve he you should heed Handle your oppor or she wants to hear for you II be tumttes wtsely • domg more harm Be both kmd and AQUARIUS (Jan 21)-Feb 19) forthnght Normally you re a person who con CANCER (June 21-July 22) It Siders all Sides of a pocture lfefore • best not to assume any new fmanctal mak1 ng decPm.ms However, today obltgattons at thiS ume tf you haven"t you could have a tendency 10 judge saustied your old ones Clean up your thmgs from a one su..lt!d pers!Jio!CIIve accounts tirst especially those that PISCES !Feb 20-March 20) II are of htgh mterest you lack exper1..:nce 1n your pursuus LEO (July 23-A ug 221 You m1gh1 today do-lt-your-elf projects cou ld have trouble makmg dectstons today turn out tu be ex.pens tvc: rather than even those mmor m nature 11 II be save you nioney due to a l:.u.:k of fatth m your judgARIES !March 2 1 Apnl 19) If you sense you re not truly welcome ment not because you don 1 know the answers ) • • Sf SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS .I ' . a WOlD IAMI MU DH I ON TO SOMETHING -.::~..;m__~----------~ ':,• ' 1t Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex perrence All Work Guaranteed French City Maytag 740 448 II Oprah Wtnfrey RHETOX '(OU'RE ,?t 'Tuesday Oct 13, 1998 In the year ahead. more favorable opportunlltes Will fall on your lap DYAV T::!::;~' S©"\t~)A-L&t.trs· A V ~ BASEMENT ,., WATERPROOFING • • Unconditional lifetime guarantee - Local references furnished Es tabllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Waterproofing FYSOVOZB zc w generally hurts you more than 1t hurts them • - I TI-IINK bath/shower good conclltlon ""\: \ $1000 firm 740 742 2420 afle't 1: lo!CYbW ZYIIJPT 1 tmportant IMONDAY ""'! 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Soulh"s two-club ove<eall sf\owed a powerhouse After that. he was opumtsuc Normally, when you have a com bmed mne trumps m1ssmg the queen the percentage play tS to cash the ace and kmg expectmg (hopmg' 1that the queen w1ll drop However. South could see there were only 13 htgh c.trd pomts m1ssmg So for hts open· mg b1d. East. surely had the spade queen Alter wmnmg wnh lhe club ace declarer led a hean to dummy's ktng. then played a spade to hJS Jack When the finesse won and West fol· lowed sun declarer clatmed, saytng that he would praw the m1ssmg ' trumps 1996 Foreman 400 4X4 Snow Blade Stick Stoppera Floor boards Backseat Pads lncl 760 =for- 22R8d-- Eul C4lltwlty Cipt_. • • • • 11 O.erltlld 2 4 . _ _•• rivltl cue-b1ds by ' cons1denng the earltest one posstble Your nght hand oppo nent opens one ol a sun. and you overcall two of the same sutt What does that show' Back m the days before the Inter net and home-run races. th1s b1d announced a hand wonh game all on 1ts own You held a whopptng one· or two suoter It told your panner to Sll back and relax He was to show 10me length, then yo!!, ~ould etther ratse Wtth a good fit b1d your OWn SUit The auclton had lo reach game Some authonues ms1sted that the btd mdude a tirst round control (the ace or 'a VOid) tn the openers suu Thts seems wrong to me Telhng pan ner you have at least 10 wmner;; 1s much more r.IIL[l(.l:.r®£; 7 1988 Honda CA 125 excellent condition $1600 will consider~ trade for ut1hty lour wheeler caft<'IT. n95 1988 Spacnum & 1980 Ford Thunderbird 4x8 Trailer Bed lin er lor Ford Ranger 304 675 5730 ................ - By Phillip Alder Let s. contmue to look at vanous 367-7410 $8 500 740 742 2023 19Q4 Norris Clayton 14X70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths 2 Decks CA 8X10 Metal BuiiQ.Ing 740 256 15 The immediate cue-bid BOOIC5 1993 Chevy Conversion Van• High Top 38 000 Miles, TV VCR Rear A1r Heat Rovalty Conversion Package $12 900 740 18000miles $1800 740992 Upright plano walnu t finish $450 OBO 740-992 7861 w..... ..,.....,,_ Openmg lead • 3 FIIANK & EARNEST" 1991 Ford P!U F1504WO Au-- ~ ­ tomatic Air Tilt Cruise 9.e 000 Miles 351 V·B Asking $7 000. 740-256-6457 Af'ter6 P:M "" .,..,..,....,.,.....,......,,...:,.-,..---,..,'. 1980 Honda Goldwing 1100 1965 AXZ no motor transmls Wesl 26 36 4NT SNT 76 ..· 1985 Mazda RX7 5 Speed Good Condition $1 300 OBO 740 387013(1 slon or Interior nice body was drag raced $800 or tracle for old er'QM Dody 74Q-843-5283 South , 1991 DOdge 314 Ton 4x4 25CJ .. 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' Series 6 cylinder automatic 72 ()00 miles. runs very good nice truck, $5250 060 740-742. 1986 Astro Van 78 000 Miles S3 500 Excellent Condition 1989 2586 North ICH218 • 3 •KJ964 • 1 e3 2 • 9 8 5 Eut 1988 Chevrolet S 10 Tru('.k Ac , tual M1tes 26 000 Good Condl .. lion $3,500 140-379-2713 ...., .l. $300 740-992 7182 11180 ·1HO HONDA CARS $100 Jack Russell Terrier Pups Ta11s Docked Oew Claws Removed 740.441-()681 French C1ty Pet Grooming bv Ap polntmel"oo "Ultra w..h Bathing Syslem• 650 Second Ave Galli poMs 740-446 1528 1988 IH 9300 Eagle. Noo ~ • ~ er 236w b. Air Ride, Jake 17 • , ' Speed wet Kll Virgin ,.ubbe7 $11 000 740-669-5101 740-387 7594 992 5362 International 806 dleief tracto r wide front 3pt hit ch Gehl 95 grmder/mtxer both m good con dltlon 304 273-4215 T.wo showcases 4 & 5 S1001 both Hunter front end alignment machine best offer 740 949 2877 88 lmcoln Towne Car n1ce & clean 740 992·2358 afler 4pm~ 74C-.. Hl681 9 OPPM HIOO 325 7838 Good Used Tread M1ll $150 Reads Heart Rate Miles You Walk 740 446 7537 81 Grone! Am LE 1wO dOOr 1 <07<2 2187 S250 call 740 992 5523 or 7.40 For Sale 1 ~5 MF Tractor Diesel lront End Loader Rea r Tire 80% 6 500 740 379 2189 Trampoline $75 740.441 1021 710 Autos for Sale Jack Russell Terrier Pups Tails Docked Dew Claws Removed SATELLITE SYSTEMS 18" RCA Dish $19 99 per Month Ask About Free Programming No Credit Check From 8 OOAM Siegler Fuel 01l Stove 1970 Ford Bronco for Parts 740 256 1477 ' good AKC Reg istered German Rot• tweller Puppies With Shots & Wormed Parents Well Tem pored 7<40-446-8603 Furuno Marine at! charlnel radio antenna cou power sUpp ly like new 304 675-8165 7183 2117 7~1 $100 00 Each 740 245-5946 G E Portable washer & dryer Magnavox 19 In colOr TV Bunk beds house s1ereo 64 N1ntendo Sony play station 10 In MTX car speakers crossbow tree stand Brother word processor 304-575 Noee baby p1gs lor \iale 7<40-2•7 • NEA Crouword Puzzle BRIDGE PHILLIP ALDER $999 Down on any 98 model Double1tide 1n stock Free Oehv ery Calf 1-800-691-6777 The Daily Sentinel• Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Bewatl· Scour· mlet • C/tent • CLOWN Our guest speaker d1d not have h1s facts slra1ght I overheard one fellow comment that fine clothes can t hide a CLOWN OCTOBER12I • • • • • �.•- Page 10 • T11t! Dally.sentinel Tuesday Monday, October 12, 1991 ~meroy • Middleport, Ohio ~·~~==~~~~~-~~~==~z-~·~~ ~ . Social Security .looks for Meigs County beneficiaries 'th t d'lrect deposlt· WI au BY ED PETERSON, MANAGER Athens Social Security Office Approximately 16 millio n people would have received >peetal message from Social Secunty along with thei r Octohcr check. They arc among the 40 percent of beneficia ries who do not have I · their benefits dcpos ncd directl y to 1hcir fi nancial inst i1ut10n. Some of the recipie nts li ve in Meigs County. The meSsage remmds the ~ nefic iarics of the advantages of ha•'irig thei r Social Security or Supplement al Security Income chec k direct ly depo~ 1 1ed in a fi nancial inslituti on. It incl udes an '" endorsement from J11n Lovell . Commander, Apollo 13, who states : " I f 1he co ntrol, ~a fcty and conYcnrcnc.:c of dir~ct deposit intac~t you, wily no t jom me and u~c direcl dcposi t, .tuo"!" Whe n you choo~c the silfety and co n vc ni cn~c o ~.d i rcc t deposi t )'OU ~tay in conrrol of your 'fi nances. You choose the an:ount where· your Social Securi ty pay ment is depos ited. _You don't have to worr>y about Jn..,t or stolen chec ks. You do n·t need to make a special ·trip 10 ca.\h or de posit -your check. You neve r nee d to "" orry ahout being ho me tO mee t the mail on pf}yment day. . lf'vou wa nt 10 sJ gn ur for direct deposit , ask at your finan~: i a l l nSIII,~tion or ca ll Soc ial Security's toll -free number. 1-800·772· 12 13. " 'cc kday!! from 7 a.m. lo 7 p.m.. Whc n you ca ll , he !o.Urc lo have your Scx:ial Security number and a personal chec k or HC\:ount .., t at~m~: n t handy. Your Soc ial Sec urity representative will n~:cd mfnn nat ion from these documenl s to stan y9u on dircl:t Jcposi t. Q ucslions J nd an.;wcrs Librarian participates in lead · ership program Kri sti Ehlin. difector of the Me1g> Co un ty Di, tric t Publ ic Library wa> one )Jf 30 Ohi o li brary: wn rke" >e lecte d to par· t)cipa te in Library Leadership ZOOO: "Ohi o's Lcadc" hip Prep:.-. ra tio n fo r the 'list Century." The pa ni ci panh eac h wi th two to 10 yea rs of library ex pe rie nee who have demonst rated ini 1iat ive. comm itmen t a nd ou tstan din g lea dcr.hip pote ntia l, a!te nded the live-day ln SIIIuie of .leadership train ing he ld at Mill ers burg I;IS t '"" "!.h. 1 Am ong other thin gs. panici· pant ' 'exa min ed their ow n le adership style. identified th ci ' prorc~slCJ II J. I goa ls. illtCrat: lcJ with the me ntors. dJ'velopcd a ncl· wor k of pro fc:-.{ fo nal pee rs. and assesse d the lih rary/polit1 ca l s11 uat io n in Ohio to determin e th eir role. .. ,. The <Oal of th e In st it ute was to pr m;i d ~ .::n li l: a lly n Ccdc d tra inin g lo r -li hrary leaders of .. o l age . Could I get Soc ial Sec urity hcnefils as her surv1 vmg ~ p o u sc . A. You. as th t.! surviving spouse. can gel survivors' hcncfi!s beg inning at age 60, prOVIded that- your late wife had en ough y~ a rs of work under Sodal Sec urity to be fully if!surcd fur hcnc fit s. Co nwet Soe~al Sec urity at 1-800-7721213 for an appointment tn lile for w idmvc r" s bene fits on your late wife 's record . They will look m l1cr Soc ial Security record and determine if you arc cliJ!i· blc. Q. I' ve hired a neighbor to do odd jobs around the hou se. I know that if I pay a household employee over a certain amount annually, thai I'll have to report the earnings and deduct amount so I don't have to report the wages and pay taxes? A. If .you pay a household worker $1 ,100 or more in cash wages durin g a year, you must deduct Social Security and Medicare taxes and report the wages once a year. But, an impor· tant thin g to consider is that when you do report the wages and pay taxe s. your employee gets credits toward all avpilablc Social Security benefits . Those benefits include retirement and disabili ty payments for the worker, benefits for his or her dependents. survivors hcnefits when he or she dies ·and Medi'care co.vcrage. Q. I recei ve Soc ial Security di sability benefits. If I get marri ed. will my henefits stop ' A. If. you 're getting disability benefits on your own work retard. your payments will continue. If you are a disabled -wi-dow or widower, paymenls will continue: If you arc an adult who was disabled before age 22 and you are gening benefi~s on the Social Security record of a parent or grandparent, paytricots generall y will end unless you, marry a person also receiv- ' ing ce rtain types of Social Securiry bene !its. Weath er J' J r Today: October 13, 1998 ~olp~ins triumph 28-2 i, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Time Out fo( Tips, Page 7 Rain High: 70;· Low:40 tomorro~ for -th e core of Ohio's late Thomas and Isabel Weaver Karyn Kuhl . Pi~rce City, Mo.; mfo rm auon system . Stobart auended. A pic nic was John , Marianne ..John and lauren Organi za tion trainin g. and held at noon foll owing grace b y Wills. Naperville. Ill .; Russell. deve lopment consultant s, Bec k~ Jim Harmon . Ba rbara and Sydney Wilh, Schreiber and Jo hn Sha nn on, of Afternoon activiti es inc lud ed Rogers, Ark ,; .Shirley Robens. Schreiber Shannon Assoc iate s in softball ga·mes, a clogg ing show Le xingt on, Ky .; John and Naomi New Me xico. W<!re the faci lita- by Margie Wolfe and Sheri Cum - Stoban . Racine; Margie Wolfe. tors · mms, and drawing for a ,quill Rac ine . In additi on. six library lead- made by Haze' Wills and wo n by Bh. Sheri and Jod i Cumcrs from .. across th e count ry Ma(y Grace Co wdery . mins. Ra c ine; Jim , Lori , Jos h se rved as me nto rs 10 the pan ic iSusan Kuhl had printed the Nicole, Angela and B'rooke Harpa nts . Stoban Family newslel ter of the mon, Guys vill e; Jamie, Charity The mentors were selec ted for 1997 reunion and the Stobarl Kay la, Michae l. and Andrew their wea lth of experie nce '" Family Hi story containing th e Stobarl . Rac ine; Ola Hysell publi<:. sc hoo l and college early recollectio'ns of her mother. • pomeroy; Larry and Kim Cow libr ari es, libr ary sc hools, state Hai el Stobart Wills . dery. Long Bottom; Luc~etia Stolib rar ies and reg io nal libr ary The 1999 reunion will be held bart . Middleport : Tanya and sy., te ms whi c h the y shar ed at the Racine Star Mill Park th e Shaun Coleman , Middleport · througH lea rnin g group di sc us- ·· last Saturd ay of September. Ron and Mary Grace Cowdery sions and one -o n-o ne cci nvc rsaThose attending were ·cather_- Long Bollo.m. tiu ns. inc Stobart and -Lind 'l Sm ilh , · ----~ -----Chillicothe ; Fred , Alice •. Mall . ' . Turners announce birth , . Kara and Kim Starr, Elkvi ew, Michele and Anthony Turner Stobart reunion held at Star W.Va .; Joann and ~alph St arr. Mill Park .. Charleston , W.Va.; Don and Pat of ne a< Albany announce the · · The seco nd a nnu al Stoha'rt Embl eton. Americus . Ga .: Hazel birth of a daught~r . Oct. 6, at the re uni on was held Sept. 26 at the and Ralph Wills , Eureka Sp ring s. Fa irfield Medi cal Center. The, infant has been named Tabitha Ra c ine S1ar Mill Park . Ark . F'ifty·o nc descendant s of the Susan , Kclli . Kate. Kev in and Christ a Turner. Tomorrow: Rain High: 60; Low::40 ' MONDAY SYRACUSE - Meigs Coun ty ·Republ ican Cmnmi'Ltcc me etin g Monday. 7:30 p.m. at Carleton School. p.m. at the muni '!ipal building. PTO. Tuesday. 7 p.m. at elemen tary school. Di sabled CHE$HIRE Ainerican Vclcran s will meet at Lcaqing . RUTLAND the hall. 2K051 State Route 7. Creek . Conservancy Di strict. Ches hire . Monday, dmner 6:30 . special meeting, 5 p.m. Tue sday, personnel matters. p.m.. meeting 7 p.m. 1 ROCKSPRINGS - Regular meeting of Big Bend · Farm Antique Club, Rocksprings Fairgrounds Grange Annex building, 7:30p .m. ~ TUESDAY BEDFORD Bedford · Town ship board of Trustees, POMEROY - Regular mcct- Tuesd ay; 7 p.m . at the town ship ·in g, Big Bend Farm ' Antiqu e hall. Club, Fairground s. Grange annex, 7:30 Monda y night. . POMEROY --' Immuni zation clinic. Tuesday. 9 to II a.m. and · POMEROY .:_ Ri ght I (J Life I to 3 p.m . Meigs County Health mecti'n g. Monday. 7:30 p.m. at. Department. Every child accomth~ Pomeroy Lihrary. panied hy parent/guardian , with immuniZation record for child. ' RACINE .c..: Racine. Board or · Puhlic' Artairs, Monday. 7:30' SYRACUSE Syracuse POMEROY Catholic Women's Club meeting. Tuesday, Mass preceding at 7 p.m. POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Elections. Tuesday, 9 a.m. at the office. SYRACUSE - Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. luncheon meeting, Tuesday, noon to I :30 p.m. at Carleton School. Keith Wood to talk on State Ballot Issue I while county commission candidates Mick Davenport and Patty Pickens will field queStions . , POMBE,OY - Meigs County Historical Society public meet- • in g Tuesday. 7 p.Yi] . -at Pomeroy Vill age Hall ,concerning efforts to pre serve the Buffington Island Civil War Battlefield . '· · J\1eigs County's ' '· LX173 Lawn Tractor LX173 Lawn Tractor ' •15-hp overhead-valve engine • 38-ineil mower deck• Shift-on-the~go 5-speed transaxle $2,799* .. 0 l LOWEST PRICE EVER ON LX SERIES LAWN TRACTORS & ATT-ACHMENTS By BRIAN J. REED VOC's in Middleport's water system Administrator. with Stivers votmg . is unknown. but they could be com'· against the measure. According to the . Sentinel NIIWll Staff The Village of Middleport will ing from abandoned fuel tanks or olh- resolution , Browning served in the seek public funding for a new drink- . ercontaminated sites nearthe vil!ag~ c~pacily at the pleasure of the village ing water system and is complc'ting wells. mayor. and had failed to meet certain pl~ns to repair its existing system. Horton said last night that the vii - job responsibilities. Although the acconding to Mayor Dewey Horton. lage has begun to investigate funding resolution did not • specify what Horton discussed the status or sources for a. new well field and treat- prompted Browning's dismissal. his water system repairs when Middle- · menl and distribution ~ystem , bul did · responsibiliiies include monitoring port Village Council met in regular not indicate how such a system the chlorination of the village d.rink se~sion on Monday evening, would be tinanced, where it would be ing water supply and testing samples Severdl residents voiced lheir con- located or when construction would which are submi!led to the EPA . His dismissal was effective Mancerns about the existing system. begin. which lhe Ohio EPA has deemed Council President Beth Stiyers day. FINISHING TOUCHES • Workers were busy shore up an old retaining wall. Workera with inadequate. The agency's drinking said that the village needs a new · Council dis.cussed a policy which Monday putting the flnlehlng touchee on a PDK Conatruclion, Pomeroy, are ahown here w~ter diyi'sion has nQ!ilied the village water system even if water bills would require advance notice from $1.13 million Ohio Department of Traneporta· lnatalllng 1 new guardrail alo!'lg Main SlrHt In that it must change the way that weie to increase dramatically to pay those wishing to address council. but tlon 1llp repair proJect along the Ohio River In addition, workers removed the concrete aupar· took no action . The new policy. drinking water is chlorinated. from a for lhe construction. Pomero!f. Worker• of the Alan Slone Company structure on the old' coal tipple ahown In the chlorine gas method that it currently Stivers said thai some communi- which was introduced b)i !fonon ala background. qf Cheaterhlll placed approxlmalely 48,000 uses t<> a direct chlorination system. lies with new systems pay as much a'\ council meeting a month ago. would cubic yarda of stone along the. riverbank 'o Brent Manley. village supervisor. $125 per customer to finance the sys- require those wishing to address said last night thai the new system, terns, b~t said "il's worth ir." '. council to provide wfitten notice at the design of which is now completMiddleport .resident Jean ·craig le(L't four working days prior to the ed. ,will allow for chlorination of said Ihal stie had discussed a new sys- meeting. water at the proper location in the dis- tern with a representative of 1~< It' attthorized by Honan to do so. tribution system. The cost of the EPA, who had recommended a members of the public would then be modifications has not been municipal water system to serve both given live minutes to'- present their Middlel"'rt and Pomeroy. Such a sys- concerns. Those wishing to speuk for announced . P<>meroy Village Admi ni;trator' tern would be more cost-etTective and less than live minutes would not be By JIM FREEMAN -"If mourning doves were in dan- a meat-less society." · John Anderson worked with Middle- efficient to run, il was noted: since the required to submit a written request. ' OVP New1 Staff gerofexlinction, folks living ·in Ohio In uddition to. the f.',ar!)l Bureau, port water employees to design the Villuge o~ Pomeroy has room for Horton said at an earlier meeting While Lt. Governor Nancy Hoi- can rest assured that the Ohio Divi- other a~ricuhare groups which have system. He also has been testing expansion in the area of il5 well field. that several council members hud lister and Congressman Ted Strick- sion of Wildlire would be the lirst to announced opp,osition to Issue I water samples in Middlepon. Middleport's water system hus complained that council meetings land may not agree on many things, protect them." he' said. include the Ohio Caulemen's AssoWhile the chlorination changes been . using water from Pomeroy's were too longoin light of the· fact that on one thing they do agree: they both State Rep,esentative candidates ciation, the Ohio Com'Growers Asso- will J<atisry an EPA mandate, it will system ·for the p11.~t two to three some of them worked the following oppose state Issue I, a Nov. 3 ballot Bill Oiler (D-Gilllipolis) and incum- ciation. the Ohio Dairy Farmers Feddo nothing to eliminate the existence weeks because of problems with one morning. mcasure which would ban mourning • bept John Carey., (R-Wellston) have eration. (he Ohio Farmer's Union, the ... Severul members of- ihe public of volatile organic compound• of Middlepon' ~~:~wells. dove hunting in Ohio. . . •, • also stated opposition'fO the measure. Ohio .. Livestock Coalition ,~he Ohio . · In other uctibn. council passed a have objected to the limitations. sayBoth candiyates Mo~day · Carey was re.c.enrly endorsed by Poultry . Association. the Ohio (VOC's). substances which can cause resolution removing William Brown- ing that they were concerned lhat .announced their opposition to the the Nutional Rifle Association suid Forestry Associution, the Ohio Pork cancer and other health problems to Continued on page 3 issue, joining other regional candi- earlier that he is opposed to Issue I. Producers Council. the Ohio Sheep those exposed t~ them. The source of ing from his position as Village dates. ''I'm going to vote no," said Oiler. Improvement Association and the Hollister, Marietta. a Republican ''I'm a hunter." · Ohio Soybean Association. who is opposing the Democrat Strick- . State Senator Michael ShoemakIssue I is supported by Save the land of Lucasville r?r the Sixth Con- er (D,Bournville) is a m~,mber of the Doves. 1 The cpunty wjll apply for $50,000 Rife Road, Hale Road. Cross Roa6. · gressional District . seat which · state committee against the law The second public hearing on the Opponents of Issue I maintain· thai includes Galli a and Meigs counties, which prepared arguments against the· organizations supporting Save the county's Micro-enterprise loan pro- and will match $3,000 toward the : Swan Road. Davis Road. and Parker made her ~nnouncement ro the cam- ballot issue while his Repul)lican Doves, including the Humane Soci- gram and an upplicatio.n rnr addi- operation of the program. Trussell Run. The ~iewings will begin at8 :30 paign committee rormed .to oppose opponent Lee ~ Thutcher of ety of the United States and Pe<lple tional funds was held when the said that four loans have been made a.m.. and the. public hearing on the the measure to ban dove hunting. Portsmouth also slated opposition to for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. road closings will be held at I p.m. Meigs County Commissioners mel in from the program since it staned. Ohioan ~ for Wildlife Conservation. ·the measure. The board also apprqved tr~nsfers The commissioners passed a resare ultimati:ly seeking to bun all hunt- .regular session on Monduy aile moon. Strickland sent his announcement "'Bad ror families. bud ror Ohio," ing, trapping and tishiog. the use of Jean Trussell, grunll< administrutor olution authoriiing Trussell to apply .of funds f<Jr the prosecuting auomey's out as a press release. said Thnlcher, referring to the ballot animals in medical research and for fur the county. reviewed the· appliCa- for the fund.s und to commit county office and the. grants office, and food ." · "Hunting is an important tool or issue. tion with the commissioners. and said money to meet the required match . authorized the purchase Of two new ' of the thai the program wi II operate as a wildlife conservation in Ohio," said The announcement makes HollisCommissi,oner Janet Howard computers for the Depariment of Meanwhile , supporleos · Hollister. "A ban on dove hun ling ter (in her capacity as lieutenant gov- issue. \tate the issue cpnce"rns the revolving loun program for low- announced that public viewing of Human Services. Present, in addition to Howard, would mark the lirst step toward oth- emor) one ol' several importunt oppo- hunting of mourning dove'\ only. · income residtmts who wish to start several road~ 10 be vacated in Salem er hunting bans. Since conservation nents of Issue I, OWC siated. They view•doye hunting as cruel and their own small businesses . Training Tow"nship will be held 01\ October 19. · were Commissioners Fred Hoffman in our stale is runded largely by the The opponents include wildlife unnecessary. and other suppon services are includ- The roads a(e Parkinson Road. Wells and Jeffrey Thornton, Proseculing fees paid by hunters. anglers and trap- experts suc.h as former Ohi'.' pepartIssue t opponents say that mourned in the grant-funded program. Lane. Liule ROad. Denison . Road: . Auorney John Lentes. and Clerk · · Gloria Kloes. pers, bans on these sports would crip- ment of Nut ural Resources directors ; n~ doves. which arc hunted ~n 38 Trussell 'suid. pie our state's effons to manage Dr. Robert W. Teater, Fred R. Morr states, are the mosl common game wildlife ." and Joseph Sommer. televi sion's Jack animal in America and ure nol endun- Cutting costs amid global economic turmoil "As a life-long resident of south- Hanna. and every professional ger~d by regulated hunting. em Ohio, I understand the importance wildlife management association in "Ballot Issue I has to be seen as a of hunring to our rich Appalachian Ohio, according to OWC. battle in (a) larger cqmpaign." said heritage. After reviewing a wealth of Meanwhile, OWC ulso announced. Jack Heavenridge. executive vice NEW YORK (AP)- Fuced with ure muinly invqlved in technology reported a loss nf $164. million, or 42 materiul. I have not been.able to find Monday that every major farm gruup president of the Ohio Poultry Assocents per share on a diluted basis, for any solid rea.,on to change our cur- in Ohio has announced opposition to dation. "Dove hunting is allacked big losses from global financial tur- projects. '"Because of the uncertainties now the third quarter. compared with moil, Merrill Lynch & Co. will slush rent laws." said Strickland. who is .the issue, .and jqined OWC to cam- today lo gain a beachhead from 3.400 jobs, or abo41 5 percent of its apparent in the £lobal economy. we eamings of $502 million in the thind also endorsed by the National Rine paign against the measure on the which to attack poultry growing anti cipate a much more challenging quarter 1997 and $55 I million in the work force. in an erfon to reduce Association. November ballot. tOmorrow." environment ahead." Merrill Lynch second quarter of 1998. expenses. . The Ohio Division of Wildlife has "This isn'tubout doves." said Kei"It is' importuiitto.note that Issue Merrill Lynch will lake a pre-tux The huge U.S. inve~tment li'm chainnan and (.' hief executivt Duvid been addressing issues concerning th . Stimpert, vice president of gov- I opponents include a wide variety of wildlife conservation in 'Ohio sue- emmen1 affairs for the Ohio Farm wildlife. public policy and agriculture alSo reported today a $164 n]i Ilion Komansky and president and chief charge of $430 million to cover the cessfully for nearly 125 yeurs. StrickBureau Federation. "The. animal experts, while the backers of the mea- loss fpr the third quarter. down 'from operating otliee( Herbert Allison Jr. costs related to the stuff reductions. land commented. The ODW has suerights ranatics think that if they arc sure Feature virtually no spokes peo- earnings of $502 million in the same said in a statement. "That is why we It expects the restructuring to result are implementing an energetic pro~ in savings nf $500 million a year. cessfully restored Ohio's bald eagle. successful at banning the hunting of ple who have nny credentials to sug- period a year ago. Revenues for lhe thind quarter In addition to the 3,400 job cuts. gram to reduce expt!nses and selec- · wild turkey and river .otter popula- . mourning doves, they will have tak- aestthey arc remotely knowledgeable were also down . for the quarter, tion. en another step toward their goal of about animal ~ ." said Rob Sexton. Merrill Lynch said it will trim an tively resize certain businesses." The leading U.S. brokerag·e linn falling 7 percent to $3 .8 billion . additional900 jobs th'at are lilled pricampaign manager for owe. • marily by outside consultants. who . Issue 1 _gets bipartisan ·sEO opposition from candidates ·REEDSVILLE - American Red Cross Bloqdmobile visiting Eastern High School Thursday, 9:30a.m. to I :30 p.m. · i ' . THURSDAY POMEROY - State Representative John Carey open door session Thursday. 2-3 p.m. at the Meigs County Courthouse. Any resident with questions concern- ' ing state government is welcome to auend. :::; .. ' ,, .,;- Single Copy . 35 Cents . Middleport Village dis.cusses Council . . water improvements WEDNESDAY ' HOPE POMEROY (Horsemen of Precision Entertainment) will meet Wed~esday, 7 p.m. at rhe Pomeroy Library. The first musical drill team for horses in Southeastern Ohio is now aCcepting new memberS. --= --2 ' ' Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volu me 49, Nu mbe r 11 5 ' 0 '. , Braves slip past Padres Page4 !' '' fJ"hc Comm·unit y Ca i4J ndar is publi shed ' a.., a free . . crv u.: c to no n-p rol) t gro up s wishin g t o announ ce meet ings anJ s pe Cial eve nt s. Th e cal c-t1da r ·is nc)t dc s i !! n~tJ to. promot e s a l e~ or fynd raise rs of any type. It ems arc printed as space permits and cann ot be guaranteed to run a . . pc.cifil: numhcr of day s. Sports • M~igs C~mmunity Calend·ar-.....---1 , Q. My w1fe recentl y passed away at ' age 56. Shc· had worked steadi ly up until heco mi ng ill a couple of moiuhs ago. I'm 60 )'t'nr~ ~ 'Society Scrap6ook .. • Hearing held on loan program . . Merrill Lynch cuts 3,400·jobs -.... "0 Suspects' in,stud~nt' death ,..-----: Good Afternoon could face death penalty ., . 'T30C String Tri11mar • JOcc engine , • 17-inch cuttin9 swath • Tap & Go string trimmer head ·JS60 Wallt-Behind Mower • 6.0-hp engine • Seven cutting heights • Handlebars fold easily lor otorage LT133 Llwn Tra'etor • 13-hp overhead·valve engine • 38-inch mower deck • 5-speed in-line' shift tra nsaxle 325 Lawn & Gardan Tractor •17-hp air-cooled engine • 44-inch mower deck • Hydrostatic drive We didn't mean to make the decision tough, but with a full-line of products priced like this ·we understand if it t11kes you awhile to make a decision. 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His skull was so budly fructured by the beating that doctors sai~ they. could not even operate. · Shepard was found last Wednesday in near-freezing temperatures. lashed In a split-rail post outside Laramie. ~ , "All guy people and lesbians have Felt alone and under siege at limes," gay activist Michael Wei~stein ,told about 1.000 people attendmg a candlelight vigil in West Hollywood, CaliF. "Thinking of him alone on that , post .. . it's just horrifying . He wus so young. He had n,ot yet had the chunce to live.". . Police sai.d charges against Arthur . Henderson. 21 , and Aaron I umes McKinney. 22. will be upgraded to first-degree murder. which carries a ,, possible death sentence. Pol ice said robbery was the main motive (or the attack but that Shepard apparently was chosen in pun because he was gay. Shepard had been beaten twice in recent months. attacks he attributed to his homose~­ uulity. Students rallied Moniiay in downtown Denver to. remember Shepard. In Laramie. some.students wore yellow and green armbands to send 1,1. message of peace. Students allending a rally against a columnist who criticized guys,in the University of Maryland campus newspaper observed 30 seconds of silence_for Shepal'tl. J'o~ay's l.:alendar l]assifit•ds ""'nmi ·s Editnriuls • S mrts W ~thcr I 7' M-9- ltl 11 2 3 4- -6 .I Lotteries SHS HOMECOMING CANDIDATES • Home· coming will take place at Southern High School In Racine Friday night at the Southern-Trimble football game. Candidates lor homecoming queen are, front row, from left: Christa Circle, Janey Hill, Jody Hupp, Sarah Roels and Jessl· 1. , Sentine 2 Sections - 12 Pages • ca Smith. Attendants are, rear row, from left: Lindsay Smith, freshman ; Fallon Roush, sophomore; Autumn Hill, Junior. Ceremonies will take place at halftime at th.e Southern-Trim·. ble game. A parade will be held Friday, 2 p.m. · ln Racine. OHIO Pkk .1 : W~. Pkk 4: 5 73~ Buck<);• 5: M·'l2· 15--22·24 W,VA. 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