https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6764999397284e6d0f65477ebebb2af7.pdf 3f280f09eb0b848970794216c82d5527 PDF Text Text Page 12.• The Dally Sentinel ·Wednesday TueSday, October 13,1988 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·Trick or treat traces its roots to pagans and Christians By GREG BARRm Ganneu Newe Service '111e 6-fool-lall crone• are .:ul from oak and doaked in while light•. Pla>I IC •igns hang lilu: pia. ard.: "Jesu' Love• Yoo," they read on 1he from; on 1he back. "Jesu. " Lord " . Nul exoc1ly w11chcs and gho•l> and guhlon•. but 11 '• the standa r~ Hallowee n dec ural ion fur more I han 120 lamohe> on and around BalOn Ruuge. La. " We wanled I<J <.l o M>mclhong In w mba1 al l the ev il th ai Halloween repre"""'· " says Tara Mayu. a devoul churchgo>er and llllllhcr of four who .>prcad> more .cnplu re !han cand y on th" ' J'I•>ky Ia>! n i~ hl of Oci<>ber. .. "When I was very louie, I wc n1 lrll:k-or-lrealong and slUff ... hu1 I didn ' t know lhc origin• ol Hal-' Bu1 Ihi• much is known : Around I!(XJ B.C., it wa. a pagan u lebration replele woth reverence for a 1un god and a god of the dead. It was Mardi Gra. and New Year'1. a mix of merrymakmg over >Ummer'• haroe1t and dread for the long nights and \hun days that mark winter. The Cell1c druids (prieots, judJCI. puc ts and such from ancient Britain. Ireland and France) called the day Saouhaon (pronounced Sai:N) . Depending on whom you ask, the name meant the end of 1ummer or w'" lhe name for the druid•' god of 1he dead or their •un god or one of their many other gods. "They helievcd all kinds of dark 'P'"" were held al bay by the bright ' "'"'ncr 's sun," says Frederick Suppe. a pm f~ssnr of medieval i ludic' ' I>Cdalit.ing on Celtic cultures al Ball Sialc " Bul wilh winter thooe lowcc n lhcn I dtdn ' l underswnd 1h ~: C\' il i1 n: prc~nl \." "'PirJ b could nuw come oul ... il wa1 lhctr ~nne of the y,c~r. " . 1 ' CELEBRATING 100 YEARSThe Dexter Church of Folk. •u•h as Mayn thonk of Hal · Christ will celebrate Its tOOth annlver..ry on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 2 lowccn as >porllual warfare. a k1nd p.m. of IUg·nf.war With pagan osm over The church was organized on Oct. 18, 1898. Sunday's ce.lebratlon the owncn.h•p anti purr'HSC of •• cun· will begin with Sunday 1chool at 9:30 a.m. following by church ear- ~) U \ holu.I:Jy who"c t e ntacl e~<. of II <Jdi vices at10:30 a.m. A social hour will be held from noon to 2 p.m. at lion 1hrcad man y .:cnturics '""I r ul · · which time the afternoon eervlcea will be held featuring Danny lurc' and. even, rclt g um ~ Evans, eon of Glen and Kathryn Ev~ne, w o formerly paetored the In rc~o:c nt years lhc Jchalc ha.. church, as the speaker. There will be playa of memorabilia fol. . ptllcd tnl o 'iC ho~ l l s and Mlmc tcw.:hlowed by light refreshment•. cO> arc rcluriUniiO lJcwra1c fur HalThe church has been marked by change, according to a history It tween. or .tny holtd<Jy, !tiaY' I'.Jt prepared by Janis Macomber, a primary Sunday schooJ teacher. She noted that In March, 1997 flood waters reached the church C l .~rk , .m clemcnwry cduca11on procausing damage to the baaement and deatrQylng the children'• fe.,or a1 Ball S1a1c Uni,cr>ol y on Sunday school. Mun.:~ c. Ind. l'hcsc arc sc nsllovc 11111C>. app.tr· Macomber said that the church haa been a atepplng etone for many young men who received a ·call Into the mlnlatry. Mlnlatera cntly. where di verSity - rd1 ~ iou s through the years have Included Ronald Ru11ell, eon of·Quy and .ond cuilural - .:an be honored hy Norma Runell, who wenl on lo teach In Tyler, Texaa; Evana, who looking 1hc 01her way. now operates the Howells Milia Chrlatlan Camp In Ona, W. Va.; Tim " Instead nl .:clcbral>n¥ H ~ l · 'Au1aell, son of Charles Ruaeell, who mtnlatera In Indiana. Other lqwcen , lcachcrs now nligluju <l i<llk ministers have been Roger Wateon, now at Zion Church; Chrlat ahoul (summer) l~anc • l• .'' Gfaok Stewart, serving In the St. Louie Area, and Rick Copper, now , In says "It's JU>I casocr 10 ignore lhc Cleveland. Many student• from Kentucky Chrlatlan College have holidays altogether and le11hc ''""' also filled the pulpit at tha Dexter Church. lies and ne1 ghhnrhoods and churc h es and communities celchr!lk " • The d~.:iwlllmy of Halloween \ ongms IS nchuf,)Us. at best. Wonlcr was a fri ghten1ng lime. People W<>rried that lhe sun mighl be ' Jlcnl . and lhc carlh decaying. Of were no ~atcllireK or o h~c rv alnncs or Apollo m1.~smn r. tlJ !.'oursc, there help c• plain 1hc solar system. And C hn ~lophc r Columhus waK !i ii II 111an) rc ntune ~ away from proving tllC car1h ro und . " II --:as hclocved Ihal during thi~ trrnc deceased r(!lattvc,. would return w viS it their familie s, and like all nf u>, people had >omc omcry rcla· live >, " '"Y' Dnnald Dossey. an /\she ville, N.c;:., psycholog1s1 and ro u1hor ol ' lioh~ay Folklores. Pho· h1<1s and Fun ' (Outcomes Unlimilcd ; $ 14 <J~) ''People would wear masks and huild honfircs to scare away these ornery rclatoves." Trcals ol food, meanwhile, were left oul for the spints of ni.:e rcla· 111·cs Chri.st1ani1y made a h1d for the lwloday around 430 A.D , Suppc "'Y '· wh en tl1e patron sainl of Ire· land. St. l';olnck . was convcrling the Irish toCivitlianity. ~ · Now suddenly being repre..ented," Mayo Jays. lhe pre•iou1 religious view wu The next day. her Victory Harvefl wrong; !here wu ao:wally ooly one Church friendt e~ to rilake 1 god," Suppe 1ay1. "Ahhough !he Jland. They Nar1ed a phone bank, church Jaid> there were many offering neighbors (ru wooden u ints.'' crot..eJ to replace !he witcbeJ and The holiday was 10 popular, reli- ghotlll and goblins. In Mayo's bao:k y~rd on Halgiou• leaden didn 'l - perhap1 couldn' l - cancel il. lnsiCad, Suppe lowun night they pill:hed a bright !hey saod 11 wa. OK to cele- yellow and while lent large enough brate and pray to your local u int. . 10 hold a small revival. Signs with asking them to put in a gOOd word o<cnpiUre led children on a path 10 for yoo to' God. Sometime belween the tcn1, or llll Mayo called il, " Sal70010 800'A.D.. the church renamed vation." ln1ide there were women the day All Hallows Eve, mcamng , <.lrc•ocd as angel•. cheerful music, All Sainlll Day (a time to honor mar- candy and game1 t uch as ·"Pin !he lyred ChnKtian•J. • . 1-{alo on the Angel." ''The Chnslian church wu lry'ing A oecond path was lined with an to pul a Chris1ian spin on this non- ominou• black tarp. It was huge and Christian holiday,'' Suppe says. wide, just like_ the road that lead• to laughing. -· · hell. Mayo , aya. Pirewood l lmlis Old English name wou; eventu- mered from a hole dug into the ally gloued onto\ Halloween and ground - a•hes of damnauon. Here, imponed with immigranlll to the church members handed ou1 niera Uniled Slates. Today. in variouH that explained the pagan origins of formo, there are traditional holidays Halloween , . bearirig varwu~ hames 1hat cclcbralc Mool of the children stood back, spirito and oainto and the change of afraid lo otep foot on eolher path. ocarons throughout the world. Some May o say• she relented and finally are in lhe spring; othcrll in autumn. brought candy 10 the 11reet: "I gueu But, Suppe says, "We arc prnha· Ihey 'though! we were fanatical. " hi( the most avid celehranls'' ol So do Suppe and Do..ey. at least Halloween . to some degree. 'fl:ley believe HalMayo, the cross-hearin g loween should be treated for the Luui01anian. was strolling throu gh ~imple cnnfectl~li and game lha( 11 her rural neighb<)rhood la•l Ocwher IlL 1 Wllh a small group of church mem· " If someone wants to get down bers when she was struck by the vnl- to pure Chrostianity and oee it as a ume of decorations. Good. and celebra1i1m that is nnn-Chri~tian, apparently religi ous people, were they would be right, " Suppe says. draping their homes on lhe trim- " But 1f 1ha1 person also wants to say mmgs of a pagan celebration . these little kids who go lrick-orOne panicular house broughl lhe trcating arc worshipers of the devil, walk to a halt. A lifc-si?.e w11.:h was they arc wrong." on the SlOOp, a ji!Ck-o' -lantern in the Dossey says fundamentalists try window ; there wQre orange stream· every y!!ar m ban Halloween in crs. blue lights everywhere and North C4rohna. To them, he offers a m1niature ghosts hung on lhc blade• single word of advice: Relax. nf a ceiling fan . " K1ds know Halloween is phony "We stood !here and prayed thai a~d lake . ... I'm going to have plcnGod's light would shine on Hal· ly qf candy and stuff ready. I propalowcen instead of the 'evil !hut's galc fun ." . High: some nn1rnal ngh1s aclivists say scrv ~ ing fosh at the aquaroum. wh>ch prides 11Seli' on manne conservation , sends 11 Ill IXed message. ·n,c l'eoplc for the Ethical TreatnWnl of /\n1mals. which wunts lhe uqu.1rium lo adopt .1 vcgcturum menu w11h sw.: h soybean Items as TURNS FOUR- Tanleha Diane McKinney, daughter of John and Sheila Mc'Kinney recently cele· brated her fourth birthday with party at her heme. A Barbie theme was carried out with the cake being made by her great-aunt, Sharon Stewart; Attending lhe party besides her parent• were her brothe(, Cain McKinney, maternal grandparent•, Pete and Diane Hendricks, Travis and Austin Hendrlcke, Amber Blackwell, Shawn, Cindy, Meghan, and Clinton lambert; Brenda Jeffers and Rory, Darlene and Andrew Bertrum. Sending gifts but unable to '· attend were Bessie Dar~t, Bill ·and Carla McKinney, Bill Me Kin· WINS TOY - Larry Cleland of Chester, pictured with Christopher "II¥· Mike and Angle Mayer, Bud Myers, was the winner of a toy replica of a John Deere tractor, given and Trudie Stewart, Jerry and away by the Big Bend Farm Antique Club held at the Meigs County Barb Calmer, Mike, Sharon and Town and Country Expo recently. • Crystal Stewart, Steve and Kelly · Stewart, Charlotte Hysell, and Project. explores soybean's genetic make _up , Brian smith. U RBAN /~. Ill. 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Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Singl e Copy - 35 Cents Commission candidates 'oaveoport, Pickens field que.s tions from chamber ' •• •• ' "The counhou~ i, n'l an 1vory a few singles and double s, eventualHe said the munly needs In By JIM FREEMAN tower," Davenpon said Staying in ly you'll get a home run ," he •aid . expand youth servke< "h<:cause there $entlnel N-• Staff County commission candidates is nothing for Ihem to Jn." He also 1he office is nut a g1~xl way to run "Anylhong !hat bnngs on and corcu· Mick Davenport and Pally Picken• cited lhe need to work together and bu"""'"· he expla10ed. We noed to go ialc' money imo our coumy." out and see people 1n the county. fielded a serieA of ques1ions at Tues- to ~void duplicadon of services. Tnuri:-. m 1 ~ ec.:onom1c developl'i4cns. a Republican from Both al"' said they would ' pend ment, he !tr. ~lld "We're makmg day afternoon's meeting of the Meigs · County Chamber of Commerce at Pomeroy. related her e•penence ·in plenty of time truvding oulsode nf Ihe ~iu gre ss . " Carleton School·in Syracu.e. the Chamber of Commerce,' urea county, rcpre.enting Meigs Coumy at Pickens also ~aid tourism i" Ugrtal Those c•pecling u healed deb'dte liChools and veterans' commiUees, meetings ami uthel events. economi.: development U>OI. ·We're ambw;sudors," Davenport between the two would have been working 10 prom01e Meigs County., Both slopped shun of committing "We have to prove to people we said. · di ~appointed as the candidates agreed t.:41UOI'f funds toward e~.:ontHnlc devel Pickens pomted out she is already llpmt:nl and u1uri sm. ci11ng a !oiht>nagc CONaENIAL CANDIDATES • County commleelon c1ndldltl1 on oeverill subjects and congeniqlly " lll'e proud to be from Meigs County," Mlck Davenport and Pltly Plckena t11lded queellone from n11m· ti"Jveling 10 represent the county. of money in the county. but saod lhcy 6he suid. "It is very imponanl to keep chatted afterwards. pausing to shake Mrl of the Melga County Chamber of Comm~rce 1nd took time Attending meeling? m Columbus 'lrongly support economic ~ewlop· hands. , working with all of our legislators lflelwarde to chat lmlcebly. ' • The candidate• an•wered a series seeking grants and sources of' fund- concerning ve1erun' care in the area. men!. Both said their pnority i• to get lhe "I have been unending man'y. of nine 4ue•1ions penaining to the ing ... We have to get our fishing lone many meetings out ·of the county. I county general f~nd buck mto the ' office of coumy commissioner. eco- ou1 and lind it." , She decided to run for commis- have teslined on the floor of' the black. nomic development und tourism. Pickens said she os mvesligating house .. when we attend meeting• we •ioner after realizing how much tome Duvenpon. a Democrat from Midhave un impucl on our future and our the possibility of the county ac4u1r· dlepon, graduated from Meigs High she ing the old slate highway garage us a Bolh candidates said· they would children's future," she suid , , School und attended Ohio Stale UniOn the role of the chamber of building site for economic developversity and Ohio 'University before be a "full lime" commissioners, but , gradualing from OU wlih a bach~lor' s warned they would not be spending commerce, Davenpon ~aid the cham- ment. Davenport. said 1he county's lead' COLUMBUS !AP) - A judge thai Pisher wa» unfairly uuuckinll " degree i~ spans liCien~e. He present- all of their time in the commi ..ion· ber play~ u vital leadership role in the ers ;nust look further·into the future. county's busones. community. , reversed coun1e TueHday and ruled Tafl. ' ed u wide range of work experienc~ ers' office. examining !rends and thinking He said commissioners musl also Picken• suid she would .<uppon · lhat Republican Bob Tui'l can again Connor, a Democrat, said that ll\llh in and nul of Meigs County. air a televiHion xd lhat hi1 opponent political adverti~ins for lhc go•er"We nee<.l a lin!~ hit of diversity to the board holdins open doors meet; take an aclive, leading role in anruct- smarter. Both also spoke brielly on the in 1he governor's race clalmM lA miH· nor's campaign had reached a new bring into the office because you ings throughout the county at times ing induMry 10 further' economio need to dredge streams, filled with development in lhc county. leading. working people will be able to uuend. low. , wi>rk with u wide range of people." sediment from old mip mine~. in an "We need lo attract small lirms. Franklin Coun1y Common Ple1111 "I think 1f there is a low voter Duvenpon said. "My jiOal is to move "This cu~nty is big. You need 10 effort 10 allevmle lloodong in lhe those hiring 50 or less. that have broJudge John Connor said the tempo- tumoul, I think the type of polilical 1his counly forward as we move inlo make every township feel -lhey are ken off from lur~er tirms. If you get Conllnued on p11ge 3 rary rellraj~ing order he Issued on cumpuign lhut is going on today is the next century." important." .§aturday hlid served ita purpo!ie, cre- JOing tO be the rtall<m for il," he said.· Conner did .not diKmiss the case allng a debate around Ohio about -ntirely. He asked lawyers for h01h campaian lacllcs. • • "nt. .. P'IOPie know whal lhe· xd 'campaigns 10•1\ubmit wriuen lc1al .. A one· cur conlrucl . w flh • the fatltltt. Hi: ~1\id that new public was hired us hil!h '"honl quit learn A lease wilh lheUniversity of Rio wu and what the lnuc: 11 and 1141'f0 argumenls. They could be used for talnly lhe conatilulional arguments further court heurin¥•· lhough no Meigs Lo!ul Teachers Association uddreMS 1system Is heeded. thai ;ome .tfdvisor; Cheryl Sellers and Rhell Grande for the Umverslly 10 use the roviding.for u three per cent puy work needuo be done ~n lhe bleach- · Milhoan us sub•~llule bus drivers on high I!Chool co'!'puter lub for thefull · have been fully and completely dates have been set. ' rncrease wns ratified by lhe Meigs ers and the press box . Sonce only two us us-needed basiS, and Juckoe JustiCe 4Uarte.r was appr~ved.A $2.000 puy · , A seporute complaint filed Monaraued in the press and news media LllCUI Board of Education Tuesday home games remain lhis yeW'. lhe us secretary at Pomeroy Elementary mentlrom tHe U~~Vers11y w1il b~ used for 1he last two or lhree days," C(ln- day by lhe Tuff cnmpulgn. challeng· ht board decide~ to look into what can School on a one-year contract. lo repla~e supplies an~ mlllcnals '" nor said.' Ing Connor's aulhority In the cas~. is nlgS~pl. William Buckley! reported be done before next year's season. The bo~rd hired David Chad":ell Ihe computer lab. it was repmted. Tuft orgued 1hat by blocking an ad pending before 1he Ohio Supreme The bounllook ~~11011, on ;several us u substllule teacher· for the h1gh inlended 10 s,etslralaht hia record on Courl. And the Fisher cumpuign 1hut the salary increase is the same In olher l!Ciion. the buurd per.:entage granted earlier w local res1~nuuons . und h~rmgs dunng Ihe so;hool SBH d~ss for.H5 days beg•n· lax increases, the judae was Interfer- plans 10 file a complaint with the approved repayment of an 11dvance Ing, with Tafl'! First' Amendment Ohio Elections Cmnmi.sion over the employees of lhe OhiO,Assodation of • ses<~nn. Re~1gnu11ons uccepled were mng Oct. R:L1sa Aver10n us n tulllr from the Carl D. Perkihs Fund on the • • Public School Employees. freedom of polhical speech. Democ- ad. The election is Nov. l 1 tho~e .ol Dtuna John ~~"· subsiiiUte for t.wo thlldren who are . health umounl of $14.538.35. Also approved · The one-year contract with the bus dr~.ver: Nancy Aldndgc, Heuth~r handicapped: and Ron.uld Wilson. us rat Lee Fisher said the ad misleads , Alan Melamed. Fisher campaign Teachers Association on salary i.~ the Wakelield. and R,IIU ,Siuv~n. subsll· u bus drover lor a hund1cuppod mute . wus the budget for u f1eld trip by the. volers by quoling a newspaper's chairman, expressed no regrets aboul Meigs Middle Sch(>OI. final yeur on the current three yeur tute teuch.ers; T1m Curlmun: .71h worth selectively 10 make II appeor going to court io block 1he •ad. Among the bills approved for ~ .,... Also approved wus u 'contract contract with 1he teachers provided grade boys bu.sketbull couch; William payment were $H.HK4 29 to Jnslens through a "reopener" clause, Buckley Thomas. h1gh sehoul S~H le~cher, with lhe Access Head Start Prngnun. and u memorandum ofunderst<lllding fnr the 1998 yeurb(X)k. and $1.28~.44 eKplained. He wcnl on to nole that und Margaret Johnson. mde. , Ihere are no benelit changes in tht: Hired ns .substitute .c<>Oks on:us a~- wilh Holzer Clinic reluling to the pro- toR. Riddell for fool bull supplies. An executive sl!ssion w dilicuss conlracl. needed buMs retroa.:uve to Sep~. 23 vision of occuputionul/physi.:allhcrpersonnel wus he'ld Allending wore James Soulsby oflhe Meigs Locul were Churlene ~han,ey. Paula H1cks, upy evaluation and lreutment ftlt bourd members. Scou Wuhon. Wayne Athletic Boosters, mel wilh lhe board <ind Mary Tt~hm. Carol Mahr Wits Meigs Local stu~enls tlunng the W~SHINGTON (AP) The Republ icuns rejected Democralic 10 request upgrading of the football grunted a maternlly leave. Bob Buck 199K-99 school year al $6H un hour. Duvis, Roger Abholl nnd John Hn11d. chairman of lhc House Judiciary demands to sci a tirm dendline. "There Is a limited amount of Commiuee says some lhe I5 potential grounds for Impeachment of time. unu .we can't spend all the time Prcsldenl Clinton oullined last week we would like on all of the churg~s." may be puted down to meet his self- Hyde told the Post in un interview After a revi~w of lhc River Fcsli- for feslivuls 11nd future nutivilies in Nonh Second itnd Mill would be appearing 1oday. "There may be BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH imposed deadline. '' vul. nnd reports of iiS success . lhe Diles Purk. unractive. "I frankly don't see how we can some consolidation of these counts to Sentinel New• Staff Purticipation in 1he yellow llag Association voled to stage 1tnother The annual Chris! mns parade wu. • . Again this year u candle lighting deal with all15 charges," Rep. Hen- accommodate the time constrainls. .set for Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. when the anti devolional se"i~e will be held on one nexl summer. The date and n yard sale eurUer Ihis •ponth wus way ry J. Hyde told The Washington Posl. But we aren't Ihere yet." uccord1ng to Duffield. who The newspaper 4uuted sources .it Mi~dl eport Community Association Dec. 5 ut 6:30 p.m. in Duve Diles uspecial activity" lo ultract visitors down. "We need to think about narrowing noted lh!ll o(Jiy 17 signed up to purmet Tuesday in the conference room " Purk . Myron Dullield, preSident. will will pe arranged al another meeting, the charges down to the on~s that are didn 't further i~entify us saying Hyue of . Peoples Bunk invite the Mimsteriul Association to it wus decided. Ways 10 improve the "ticipute. muy consider streamlining the ullethe most provoblo." '· He said Iilio sule lost money this fc~tivul were discus~c.lnnd lil1e IJtent~ Suntu will urrive wilh the pura~e handle the program. /\s was done lust _.. David P. Schippers. the panel's · gntions inlo us few liS two charges: ber sugget"fed the use of nddi!ionul year due to Ihe low parlic•pution und und be on hund In give treuls 10 the chief counsel, outlined the 15 sepa- that Clinton repeuledly lied under children . Businesses will be open for yenr, the lree will be lighted to open Ienis und seuting • . 1he necessury prnm01lon. btll that rate allegations lasl week, adopling oath and lhat he lried to obslructjus- holliday shoppers, refreshmenls will the "program and smull candles will be Dullield reported that I I 0 men those lak mg pan were suits lied unu lighted by everyone unending us u I0 of the II grounds for Impeach# lice. und wom~ n. 1101 counting the enter- reported go(xf sulcs on both duys . Hyde suid he wants 10 li1eus on the be served in seVeral locutions, un~ u conclusion. mcnt recommended by Independent Wise gnvc a rcview of summ~r give-away Chrislmus promotion will Plans also cull for a minstrel show tainers. were involved In pulling on Counsel Kenneth Starr and offering • charges "thul look the most prof- get underway. heuutificalton proJ~Cis, Brendu Mc P • • the feslivnl. · to be staged by lhe Riveroond Arts four from the panel's GOP stuff for ilable. I should say produclive. fur an Work on the C&O depot Wits dos- rltt had an updu1e on·the Bic'eouenni· Decorating the downtown area Council on 1he weekend folluwmg impeuchmenl inquiry." lhe committee to con.,lder. ul 2003, und Dullield reporled nn colClinton denied having tl sexual wus discussed and it was generally Thanksgiving. Mary Wise reporled cusse<.l and il wus generully ugreu.d ored !lug~' to h.: u se ~ nlnng the Those recommended grounds ngree<.lthat C:hrisunus trees used in ull-· that the Arts Coundl mighluse u co- !hut improvements need to be mude included conspiracy, obstructing JUS· relalionship with Ms . Lewmsky in u so thul it can be used us a J'(lCIII point down!OWI)"Sire~ IS. or some of 1he planting ureus along sponsor for lhe show. lice. perjury. withholding evltlence sworn deposition lust January in the and tampering with wilnesses, ull now-dismissed · sexuul harassment ' I arising out of Clinton's affair wilh lawsuil by Paula Jones . He demed to a federul grnnd jury former White House inlcrn Monica in Augusl that he committed perjury Lewinksy. I Hyde. R-111 .. hus said he would in lhe January depositi<?n but has like to finiSh the cumminee 's inquiry admined to un "inupproptiate" relaby 1he end of the year but House tionship with Ms. Lewinsky. pnrt of our covcruge of· this histnru: 2 St•clions- 16 l>uA\'S NEW YORK (AP) - WhcnCNN seemed 10 luke CBS by surpme. event," CBS spokeswomun Sundra reu~lion was ·Gosh, we "Their 11rranged Ill bring back Wuiler Gcnelius said. Cronkite to lend ~overage of John wish we'd lhooght of il," he suitl. • I !I CBS will be on the air with 11 spe"This is all giving me the chunce Glenn 's n:1ilrn m spuce Iuter this l2· l ,H I monlh. 11 bcut lhe unchormun' s <>ld !O pluy lhe guone nguin th~ wu~. we ~IUI report fur ut lcust un hour 111 the time of Glenn's lnunch, she said. used to play it ut lhc ne,twnrks, he COLUMBUS fAPJ - A~:nul ilion ~:undidutc l<lr Cungress. U.S. Senute, . employers at CBS to the pun~h . . The nppeurunce uf Cmnklle, whu Cronkite suid Tuesduy ·he prelers suid. Bul he saW he couldn't cruicilc <lf groups hauling lurge-scule pork Ohlu Huuse und S~nutc unci governor. !::ditoriu!s Slill keeps nn ollice in CBS nnd weurs und poultry operalions around the nsk"' ftlr t4lUJ:Iher rcgulutory ovur~oiighl to cover Glenn'• luunch for CNN CBS for not spentling us much time Locnl 3 the network's logo on his .:uillinks. slate huve uskeu Ohin's Jlnlillcul nl' ~um:mmc~ufuro1s und u stop tn ttll ~>.:cause the cubic news nelwnrk hud on th~ !light. 4-~-6-7 Sports He won 'l be uhsenl frum 'CBS's was a coup 1\n CNN . CNN Chuirmnn perm tis f11r new t)ncs unlillhc slrictcr more time 10 cover sp.ttce 11igh1~ more candidules lo join Iheir cuuse. Tom Johnson said he\ been trying 1u u~rwuves. 1hough. Cmnkite , who \ likelhe mujor television networks dtd "We've asked our cundiuutes to sllmdan.ls urc in phtce. bnng Cronkite buck in some capaci nnchored most M CBS 's'cuvcmge of U.S. Senute cun~idule Mury Boyle in the 1960s. proteclthe Citizens nf Ohio," Nuncy . The former "CBS Evening spa•-.: llighls m the 1960s, will be ty for several yenrs. Raeder, spokesmnn li>r Cnn~:crnc<l untl guhcmutonul tum.JiUutc Lc~ FishLotteries Cilizens of Ohio, suid ul u news cnn- cr. holh Demu~rtll s. supporl lhc News" anchor comes out of rclirc· mterviewed by Dun·Rmhcr lor 11 spe- . Cmnk1te's retum to lhc "" muy ference Tuesday. So turi 15 cundo - gruup' s cause, lhou~h ,Fisher hu:\n't menl on Oct 26 to unchor. wuh Miles cial CBS report. und purti<:iputed. also help the anchorman nvoid OHIO dates have signed the group',s pkdge. · •igned lhc pledge. Ms Raeder s111d. O' Brien. CNN's coveruge of Glenn' s ulong with Ed Bntdley. in un inter- encounters similar to h1s f'e(Cilt om~ Pick .1 : t:\~ . l'kk ~ : I -~~ "The response was very disup- liftoff in the spu~e shunle. He'll pur- view with Glenn lhat will h.: broad- 111 Yellow~IOne Nl(llonal Park. when The coalition's member groups Duckc)c 5: "· 11 · 1~- I 'l 15 he was liPJ?..~uche r!_by a womnn. have been consistent critics of the puintin~. " Ms. Raeder sn1d. Noting ticipute 111 CNN 's cowruge oll' und on cast on "()() Minutes." W.YA. CNN ulso sells 1 1 feed nl its spuce "She said. 'Hus anybody ever tol~ corpomtc f~~rms, which they suy ure thut must nf the gruup'< suppuners until the shunle's planned lundong nn Dnil)• .1: n~ Dnil)• ~ : ~ll'l\ ClWCrugc to slut~tms owned und OJ"!r· you you look just like Waller responsible for environmenlltl poilu- urc thullcngc:rs tn their races. she Nov. 7. Cronkite looked befon: he die~ · > '" he His return 111 the uir. us much u uted by CBS ucrtlSS the country. lion. odors and nies, beetles and ruts. uuu~d : "Thai kind of rell•-cts why we said. thut he will he u "We're thnlled throwback 11 ~ Glenn's relum to spn~:e. The pledge. which went to every huve tlus prohlem " 1 Judge lifts ruling barring Taft's ad •, Meigs Board ratifies ·teachers' one-year contract , a Cronkite to lead coverage of Glenn's returon to space ,. ' I .. .... . "'"' ... . ' . .... . . f ~ .... ,..,., ,., ,,, .... ....! "ftUNtiiJ. ' IUt 'Kt.a Utllflwl\lt l,;,..... "''''"' ... o\, ,.... ~ .... , .. d .., ""' .... ,. . .....,..... . . . . -··•1;" ~~o ....•nil oAo''"' ' """'"''"" ,...~. ', .,..~,''I o• "I• • ~ "'~ MIcK DAVENPORT Candidate for Meigs County Commissioner Meigs County's Middleport Christmas parade set Nov. 22 Hurrr, in TfJANK YOU • e .' series Page4 Committee may narrow impeachment grounds a frlond lo share ~~-----------..;;iiiiiii====·;:: ·l"'~•::;:-:: · ~_,:.. ~ In response Lo a public request from AE_p that no signs be placed on (": utility poles, we immediately stoppe. d and will not place any more signs on these poles. AEP has cited safety concerns for utility employees who must work on these poles, . 11 Dogs" and "Tu-No," plans a protest MO pounds of fish per day. We u..e this week althe aquanum. about 20 pounds per day in ihe "How can you display fish lhal ili'staurant," su1d Deb Fassnacht; arc so beautiful, then tum around and senior v1ce presidenl at Chicago's cat thern'?" said Christine Dorchak, ~hedd Aquarium, where seafood an animal rights activist in Boston . lovers can .1avor Chilean sea bass "We don 'I serve our exhibitS," topped with grape sauce or feast on sa1d Sue Knapp, a spokeswoman for lhe salmon with pasta. the aquarium, which Sits on the edge At SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla., of Boston H~~rbor. "We want to fos- patrons .:an sample various seafood ter an apprccia1ion for the aquatic plates at the park's eight dining fw:llworld. Eatmg seafood can be a pun itics. TI1c New Englund aquarium says of that." 11 has no plans 10 remove marine lAnd lhcre'• another argument· spcc1cs from iiS menu. But it says it Aquarium residents cal far more !ish will no1 serve spcci.es. such as than lhcir two-legged v1sitors. swordfiSh, whose ~locks arc "We feed our p1annc murnmul ~ depleted drops first 2 weeks, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 9 Family Medicine column, Page ·10 eo; Low:40 ••Y•· .Sports Yankees back in N~A Today: Sunny Should fish be food only for thought at the aquarium? BOSTON (AP) - It's a menu to whellhc appel>tc of any scafpod con'""sscur: Maine crab cakes, grilled ycllowfin tuna, savory clam chowder and hrcadcd haddock . Tl1crc 's just one problem for some cuslmners: ll's all being served al the N<·w England Aquarium. II muy seem a silly concern. but October 14, Ul98 Weather Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel ··Groups ask for candidate$ support against megafarms ''· '"" '"I •• '"'' .,, '' ""'• -.1, """ "II~''"' ~·, ..,., '/~' .. i••AAI._ t ... . o. -~r'""""''~"" ,. , ,.,. .... ,,,.,,"" I"' .......... ... ~., uality Furniture Plus 42123 State Rt. 7 • Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 �- • • Commentary ~ednesday,October14, 1998 P.A2 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I Wedne1day, October 14, 1991 -·Ohio weather Thursday, Oct. 15 Auschwitz again a site of controversy The Daily Sentinel ABy Jack Anderlon and Jan Moller Conrnwersy atloo tnf31110U$ SJte of more than a mlihon Jewtsh deaths -Auschwnz, Poland -- threalen< to ttnpenl Catholtc-Jcw1sh relat1ons once agam An ardent Calholtc, mtent on festooning a hillSide beside the fonner Naz1 death camp. has sttrTed up a fuss by erectmg 229 crosses to honor 152 Poles executed at the Site by tile NallS tn 1941 Fo11ncr ant1-cornmuntst demonstrator K;mmtert Swtton told one reporter. after betng v1lhfied by Jewtsh protCs· tors for puttmg Chnsttan symbols ncar the masstve Jew1sh death sue "We don I want Jews to rule lhts country" But the Catholic church m Poland recently backed oiT and a'kcd for the 'Esta6fisfid Ill 1948 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publleller DIANE HILL Controller bi'OMI '*'1/11 of toplcl 7'ft>MI Ill· - ,.._lllld Ill ""Y "- EM:h lhOUid /nt:hJdo 1 lil/tllfll,., _,,, Mil *1f/tN pltiJN numbM. ~I !M,. If fhMI 'I I fM~nnU tD I piWIOUI MIC/1 ,. ~ IMJI ~g· ...,.,. tD th1 Edlfot, 7"'- SMIIMI, 111 Coulf 81., PD~Nroy, OIJkJ 46M;-, 'AX to"44112..Z161 - - . pt10 - • .,. lflll ,.,_,,,. , . , cJ~MJu ol "-lng puiiM- Excerpts from other Ohio newspapers By n. All•acillld l'rllu ExL:erpl"i of recent cdnonat~ ol !'tlalCwu.Jc and nall"nal mtercst lmm Oh10 ncwspa~ JlCil'', ..,....___ 'l'hr (Toledo) Blade, Qct. 9 The stlge has been ''" for lhc grand tnquiSJUon hut so far lhc perl'llllnance of the • actors has llccn dtsappomungly pn!dtc1ablc The vucc by all 21 Republicans on the House Judtctary Commmcc Ill open an tmpeachment mqutty agam>1 Prcstdcnt Chnton wa< FXpected, a< was lhc opposmg vole by all 16 L\!moc~dl' • L\!spuc plea< by pmcl L\!mocmt< to at lcasldtmtl lhc scope and duratton of lhc invc'Sltgauon, lhc Rc[>Jhhcan m'\)onty adopted an .tpproach more aktn'to "the sky's lhc hm1L" With lhc hlc~"ng1 of lhc Repuhhcan-ccmtmlled House. lhc Rcpubhcan·led Judt· ctary Cornm1ttcc can dnxlgc up all son.< of tnstgntficant udbtt< on evcrythmg from Whitewater to Travelgale to campatgn finance abuse Commttlcc llll'l11bcr Lmdscy Graham. R-S C. said a mouthful when he asked fac.etiwsly. "lsthts Watergate or Peyton Place?" Most Amcncans beheve tt ts the lat· tcr and fea- that the Ionge., 11 mo,.lfXJhzcs offictal government business tile less ttme tik.'ll: Wtll be to !IOIVC more prc&<tng ISSUCS hke Soctal Sccunty reform It tS regrettable that oon).'I'CS.<IOnal putttsanshtp ts'betng aggresstvcly pun;ued mthts tawdty mancr regardless of the harm tt ts tnfltcUng on the publtc as a whole Rcpubhcnns would be wtse to constder lhc words ol an elder party statesman, who ts nght • on the money ~ urgmg a qutck resolutton of too cutrent mess for the country's sake. "Let all tlus be done w1thout parttsan explmunion or mean-spmtncss," urged former Rcpubltcan President Gcruld Ford "let it be dtgmftcd, honest, and, aboye all. ~~~n:-~r=l~lbeheve, wouldbetlY:fimmomentofmaJCSIY:W1~rwise Letters to the edItOr Doves, dominoes amJ the Division of Wildlife I~ R.E ·LIVIN5 THE '60~/ Dear Eldttor, At the upeomtngelecuon we wtll have the opportuntty to vote on whether we 'Want to keep doves as a g.une btrd subject to hunttng tt to tts former status as a song btrd We get w vote on thts Remember, we dtdn't get to vote on Sunday Hunung 1 • The DJVtsJOn of Wddltle and 11s supporters. tncludtng the Farm Bure.IU, the Grunge and others. rather qutctly and '"a less than strotghtlorward man· ner forced 11 upon us Nnw they want us to support dove huntmg I can remember when quod were clusscd,as .1 song blfd Qua tI were plcnuful. and then they were put on the game bud hst How long has II been stncc you huve heard a bob while' cull pr seen a covey nl qu.ul 'They .Ire qutck to take credll For the deer hctd. the tncrcasc m turkey numhe" hut ,uc suangely stlcnt about grou~e. quad ruhhtts, etc• About "dmmno th~nr1e!'t C\CI\nnc seems to have one Hctc ts nunc' II we allow dove hunttng tim ye.u how long wt ll 11 be hclnrc they w<mt to shout robtns, c.trdtnttls. hluc i"Y' .tnd meadow lmks •,What tlthey dtscovcr whut a delicacy humnunghud tongue> ate' Rtdtculous' Absurd' You net but no more so thun then d.um tlmt 11 we ~top shootmg doves 11 won't he lung unttl we wont he .1hlc to huy n lltg M.1c 1 Remember when the NRA cl.umcd th.tl tl we gave up Tellon coated (c ;>p ktllcr) bullets AK47s .md U11s they would Slll>tl t.Ike our 22 smglc shots awtty from us ' Rcmcmhcr when the r.tdtcnl cJt\IJOnmcntahsts churned thlll tf we dtdn't stop hurmng tossdluel we would so It lithe .um<i,sphcrc wtth pollut.mts that 11 would block out the sun nnd ~ t~nt ,, new u:e ngc 1 Remember when others s,ud th.JJ tl we cnnltnucd to burn loss1l luels the pollutnnts would lmld tl1e heut .tnd we would httvc gloh.II warmmg" the polur tee cups would melt .md New York Cny .tnd other const.II elites wgufd be lloodcd'' Ask the NRA the StcJJ,J Club ,nlll Greenpe11ce how much they hnvc lust tri mcmhcJ>htp nnd support stnce they adopted and ptom<'ted these untenable td~as ' "' The DOW sptn on dme hunttng 11 ludtcrous They used to locus on how last they new. how crratJ< thett lltght pullern was .md proceeded to eallthem "t11rgets" A h<;x of shell• lor each hlfd ·They don't call them targets quite so much now In thetr how to hunt them' they tulk of hurvcstcd gram ftelds. com liclds, fence rows. etc They suggest c11moul1age dothmg I suggest somethtng qutte dtftcrcnt Why gn to thJS much bother' Put on your house shppers and your P<~am11s talic .1 cup ol col fee m one hand, your trusty 12gaugc tn the other hand and go <\Ul on the porch or deck and shoot them us By DeWAYNE WICKHAM they ptck up dropped sunllnwer seeds under your •btrd Feeder' Doves nrc pronmted '" 11 loud source compur.Iblc tu a shrttnp, u bluegtll Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Someth111g ur a perch' Arc we to comp.Ire them he lore they .tre shot or niter they have to 1thtnk about been htt wtth u h>1lll ol No 9 shot' When voters go to the polls Do you know thntut tins 11111e tits k~alto hunt dmcs seven days u week nc•t mpnth tn 34 Sen111c races. but legal to hunt those pesky. crnp·enlmg crows on only three duys'> We hear mentum of "lcgucy" 1nt[le news lately I have u quest ton for you they will not only be mnktng u parcntslgrundpurcnts out there - wluu wtll he your lcg.~e y' Wtll your descen - ch01cc between the Dcmocl,ltH: dants remember you as the one who took/wen\ wtth themm Sunday School. .md Rcpuhhcun cnndtdates. they nlsn wtll be dcotdtng the lututc ol or the one who took them dove hunung on Sunday mornmg ~ I have lracnds who h.tvc tncd w scpar.llc the dove huntmg tssuc from th..:: Btll Chnton'qll'csulcncy II .IS expected. the House· Sunduy Hunting 1ssuc It Is 11llposslhl~ ht do 11 As hmg as dove hunting Js lcgul on Sundny your vote tm dove i\Unt1ne1 1s ~!:lvmg t~H.: II appruvullo Sun ~ votes to unp~ach C lm~nn ( thL· day Huntmg poht1~nl cqu1vulcnt ol n lllllllll.ll nus IS the Bouom Lm . .· 1ndu;tmcnt). the Scn.Hc wdl dc ~.: 1dc Ius guilt m J nno~c nL c Henry Bahr Long Bottom und Ius lnlc In tlu s \L:Cll: IIHl s~n UflliS will UCI tl'\ fUilll ' .liH.II CIH.ICt ' a polltu.:n l vclllh;t PnilllL ~ Is 1hc h~.· .ut ol thl.' Caltfornta's gammg ttnbes sponsored PropoSitton 5, they say, to keep tl1e lnmted garntn$ they have had .tt casinos on lhctr own land lor years TI1c c<Jah· !tun opposed to Propostuon 5 Perkins (bMkJOIIed 111 lru gu pun by uts Veg.L' l:ll'ilnos) .Lrguc, convcr.-;cJy th.u the mc.1~ 1 sure\ fl'L<S,Igc would .tllow unregul.ttcd .unt.lxcU unlnnucd Cll.'ilnO·~tylc gdrnhlmg thmughout C.thfom1.1 lo lolks uUL'iklc -- dnd •nany 111s1dc - Cuhlonua. thts 1><~1<11 hattie coni uses lithe state\ lndt.m tnbcs .u~ o~h~ndy legally ,allowcll to r.;ondUi;l g~unhhng \l j'X!I,Utons on thcu rcscrvatJt)fls 1f 41 ol the 112 i<-Jcmlly t~cognt~~xl Ulhcs 111 Cal tf(nn l.l .thc.tdy lutvc I.!.L':ii!IOS up .uu.l runmng why wm; 11 neccss,uy to put .m lnd~.tn g.nnmg 11'\Cil\UI'C on Lilt! ballot~ Wdl. u stems fwmll'dcmlluw rcqUJrmg lnd1.ms I<) ncgoumc .lgn.'Cmcnl\\ wtlh >l.tl~ gtwommcnt> -· s<>c.II/ctluliMI st.IIc 1.:\)lllJM!.:I.s -- tl1m c..lctcnmnc wh.u foams ol g.unhhng U1hcs wtll he allowed In nllct F<M ye.u,, Cnhlnmt.t Gov Pete Wilson and the st.Itc s lc.Idmg gammg 11 thes have hccn allnggert1Cuds mer the minter 111C'govcmor luts tduscd to ncgott.IIe !,;OillJlll!,;l'i With tnbcs lhut huvc vtdco g.unmg -- whtch he dc'Cms IO•be tuncttntMIIy cqutv.1lent to '--'" Veg.t,·stylc slot maclunes .. but tl1C gmnmg tnhes dehvc up to lhn.'C·qunners ol dlCJr n;v- Today in history By The A11oclated Presa Toduy ts Wcdncsdny Ckt 14 the 2~7 th d.Iy nl l'i'iH l:hct< .uc 7S d.L)'> left tn the yenr 'Ioduy 's H1ghltght 111 H tslni y On Ckt 14 1947 A1r Force te>l p1lnt Chmb E Yeugct hcc.1111e the 111'1 person In llrcuk the sound hnrncr .ts he ll c\' tlu.: n.pcllmcnt.ll Belt X ~On~o· rocket plnnc ovct Edwmds Atr Force B.1sc ,"' C'.IItlmntu On tlus dtllc In 1066, Nottnuns undc1 Wtlltum the CmlllllCt<>r dclc.ttc·d the l.nghsh .11 1 the Bnulo nl H.t~llngs • 11npc.u.: lli11CUI J1fliU.:!'t' lhsappotntcd w11h the p1csu.k·nt lm hts IIHlllt .tl 1ni•Lid1t y hul I Wollll h1111 l !.: lllOVCd .wd thcv lu vc hc<~rd .111 we need tn know Wickham 11hnut Clln1on s scxu.tl ll ysl wtth Mon1~..: .1 Lewinsky to t.:nndudc IH.' h1okl': !.nth With Ius wilt: Llllll lied .1houtlt He lied to hts h t..:nd s .tnd .1H.Ics H..: \\Cilt on n.ttton .tl IV .tnd hed And he p10h.1hl y lied llllCJ~I l),lth ,t tHllll t( IIOill hcL.IUs..: h~,· ~.:hcll tcJ nil .wd puhlh.. lv ltcd .1hout put nn ,J sho\\ p~uplc hy ,lll.,;.tJv ll.l \1.! II 1.1l lhL' AtnCIIl'.ll\ ,, Wille Scn~lh: se.IIS Ill NnH'Illhl:l oliC th e tur y p~1ol lwm ''llld l 14 \ll the 100 Sl'll,H\Us whn will !'! It 111 l1n.11 JLH.l~rncnt Whi11.' Co ngtt.: ss p1 cp.uc s to For months poll~ LUilSI!'!IC'IHiv h.tvc !'thnwn nw .. t Amct1~.ms .lli..' lion t:o mh~ w~ llloiJUIIt \' IIW\l'll on In th1.· pt.:n .llt Y ph .tsc ul thts so1ry .1 11 .111 Most oppose l l lllO\ 1ng C'llllllll\ oll1u~ lll C linton will be lh ,1w n And thl'Y m.l) we ll hl· the h,d ,\TllC ol p~lWCI Ill thl' tu~ ol \v .tr mt:l ln .. poiJtH.:,!I Luc K~,.·cp 111 mmd till s l1ght t:-. n~ll hctwc~.. n . . ollie who "dill to pun · l"h the JliC stdl' lll .md tllhct s \\ hn tlHn~ he should g~t o il ln !'t l~dd It niiiLC JUst ltom Ius But RcpuhiH.:.ms \\ho donn n.1tc hbth hou ~cs ul Con~tC\s .t nJ tulk .1 lol ,1hout m .1 k111~ nur thtn~ m~ll l' thJJt~ s~~.:m the u \\lie II Just ,1:-i LOilSI!'ttcntly most !'IL'Il,l lhl\e ,l\OH.Icd snym~ hO\\ they \\.Ill \ott when .Is cx pc ~.: t c d ,11\ llllJll',u.:hmcn t tr1.1l 1" lll.'ld ttl the Scn.ttc ~llh.: y""du L ~ tl1 c l'i s u~..: hlrs n.tllon.ll 1csponsnc gn\l': lnmcnt to the pcupk '" h,H!Ic hcthCCII Cl tntnn ought tllll\C who 111 In!'!~.: h"' 1uh h11 wh.lt h\: hd .wd lllll . . l' who the p11ntsh111<'111 , IHntld 111 ltll l.' Jntft~s ICJlii..'SC illd\1 \'~,; dCiltllll,l · di.'{Ci lHIIlCd f (l I£ 11111 C the Will ol the m.IJ~HII Y .tncl -.111p Cltnlllll \II , .1 l\ II shoyJd IIIII ' he ,1 .- '/ . . ' PA. ~•y,OU'!fl•-wn • 40' · •v• / • Cotumbut t •IS5• [Doyr'on loW/811' ·, • / (~ W VA. ' [ Pon~'!!"~~ ;40~17!: I r Clt998 AceuWeather, Inc o t~ . -- ~~t~~~~N·· . ... Sunny PL Cloudy • - · T """"' Cioudy Rain Fl>rnes ' ~ Snow " Ice ' Today's weather report By The Aaaoclated Preas Southeastern Ohio . Today. Mostly sunny Htghs in lite mtd 60s. 'Northwest wmd 5to 10 . 1J1ph. Tomght Mostly clear. LQws near 40 Northwest wmd 5 10 15 mph becommg light and variable late thiS even mg. Thursday Partly cloudy Htghs from the upper 60s to near 70 Extended forecast Thursday ntghl .. Mo stly clear Lows tn the m1d 40s Fnday Partly cloudy Htghs near 70 Saturday 'Mostly clear. Lows from the upper 40s to the lower 50s and h1ghs tn the m1d 70s Sunday Partly cloudy Lows near 50 and htghs m the n11d and upper 70s. Frost possible again tonight 'ay The Aa1oclated Press . It wtll be anolhet chtlly mght across Ohto, wtth frost pokstble tn rural area, the Nauonal Weather Servtce sUJd Lows w1ll be m the mtd to upper 30s. Southerly wtnds wtll bnng a warmtng trend on Thursday, forecasters said Htghs Will be 60-70 The reeord-htgh temperature for thiS date at the Columbus weather station was 86 degrees m 1897 whtle the record low was 28 m 1988 Sunset tomght wtll be at 6 54 p 111 and sunrise Thursday at 7 42 am. Across the nation Rain was workmg tts way toward the Northeast and Great Lakes early today, as gusty weather took atm at the far northern Platns and snow showers spread toward th~ Cascades Ram showers were posstble across the Northeast and .Ill the way tnto Delaware us a bpundury drapes southward from eastern Lake Ontano ·Behtnd thts storm ltne, a htgh pressure system should prevatl south· ward to the Gull Coast Southern and eastern Flo.rtda were expected to get scattered showers und ISOlated heavy thunderstorms Today's livestock report Hogs 50 cents htgher, sows steady: cattle 1.00 htgher. Summary of Tuesday's aucttons at Caldwell, EatOR, Farmerstown. Lancaster and Wapakoneta. Hogs Market hogs. 23 00-30 85. light sows 10 00-20 35, heavy sows 17 0026 50 Feeder p1gs 6 00-25 00 head 22 <Xl-30 00 cwt' ' All bo.ll's 9 00· 17 75 Callie Slaughter steers. chotec 55 0062 50, select 51 00-5H 00 COLUMBUS (AP) -Ohio-Indiana dtrect hog pnces at selecled buytog pomts W~dnesday us provtded by the US Department of Agncullure Market News Burrows and gdts steady. demand · moderate on a moderate movement U S 1-2. 230-260 lbs. country pomts 27 00-2H 00, lew 26 50 .111d 28 50, plants 28 00-29 50. U.S. 2-3. 230-260 lbs 25 0027 00, 210-230 lbs 23 00-25 00 Sows. steady U S 1-3, 300-400 lbs 13 0015 00, 400-500 lbs 15 00-17.00. 500-600 lbs 17 00-21 00, lew over '600 lbs. 21 00-24 00. Boars over 300 lbs 9100-11 00. ' 00- 15 00 under 300 Ibs. 12 Estimated recetpts 35,000 , Prices from Producers Livestock Association Wednesd.ty\ trends Stocks Am Ele Power ..................... 50'1. Akzo ..................................... 36'1,. AmrTech ..................... ...... 49'/, ·Ashland 011.. .. .......... . ... 43'/, AT&;r .................................... !USPS ltl·•6tl) Communlly New!ipaper llokllnas. Inc. Puhh!:hed 'e\ICry nrtcrnnon Champion ............................. 101/a Charm Shps .. .- ...............3'1. City Holding .................... 35'/, Federal Mogul .................... .41'1,. Gannett ... . .. ..... ... .. .... 51'1,. Goodyear ........... ,. ... . .... 49'1, ' Montlny 1hrough Friday Ill Cour1 Sl t•omcmy, Ohm hy rhc Oh io Valley Puhhsht'l& Company Second ci a~ posiiiJC paid ~ ~ Pu 1n~•oy Ohto A~~uc tJio.:d Member 1 he Press and the Ohio Kmart ................................... 11,,," Newspaper ASlkiClallon Kroger ................................ 49 )~ Lands End.. .. ..... .... .. ... t 6'1. Lld ........................................ 23'),. Oak Hill Fin! .... ... ..... .. .... 17), OVB ....................... 40 One Valley... ..... ..... .. ....29'1. Peoples ........................ 26 Prem Ftnl. ................. 19 Rockwell .............................. 34''" RD/Shell .. .......... .. .. .. .. .49'1. Sears... ........ .. ...........39"1. Shoney's ............................... 1"1,. Star Bank .........................60"1. Wendy's ....... ,... ...... .... .. ..... :13 Wosrthlngton ...................... t3), .. Pos(masler· Send addre.>S currcc11on!> lo The D111ly Scuuncl Il l Court S1 457® Pomeroy, Ohto SUBSCRIPTION RATES 8)' C1rrieror Molor-Roule One Week • .$ 2 00 $ij 70 • One Month One Yc1r •• $104 00 SINGLE COPY PRICF. Oatly 3.5 Cc:nJs Suhscr1hcrs not dcstrlng 10 J'll)' the c1rrler may rcm11 1n advance direct m 1'\latpally Semmel on a lhrcc, sl.11 or 12 month bafJs. Credll w1ll be gl\lcn carucr each week No subS~.:rlphun by mu1l permitted 1n area~ when: home cutr1e1 sc"'1cc Is lll& llablc Publisher resr.Ncs the rlghl lo tadjtiSI r1tes dur 1ng the subscriruon penod Suhscr~pllon rute ch11n gc.<~ m~y ~ lmf'llcmcntcd bv changing the dur ulnn of the ~ uh.~ rfptitm __.._ Stock reporls are the 10.30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest ol Gallipolis. MA.IL.SURSCRIP110N Inside Mtlgl County 13 Weeks • .S27 30 26 Wcckll 52 w~..~k~ R1trs \:tHl., ncctl no gllld.Hlc C I ho se who l.lvnt Clmton's Former Senate MaJortty Leader and 19% pr<SJdenual candtda!e Bob Dole Will be maktng an area ''"P 10 camp<ugn for Nancy Holhsler m her h1d a.~ congreS'iiOnal cand1date Dole will appear at u campa tgn mlly tn Jackson thts Thursday. at 3 p m • along With featured guests fnr mer Ohto Governor James A. Rhodes. state Rep John Carey. and Ohio Senale candidate Lee Thatcher The rally wtll take place at the Jack son Memorial Butldmg. 145 Broadway. A second Hollister campatgn appearance w1ll be at the Ohto UmverSJty Homecomtng Grounds in Athens thiS Saturday Out:~klc ;Mclam Three acc1dents mvotv 1 ~g e"tenstve vehtcle damage but no mJuries were tnvesttgated by Pomeroy Pnltce Tuesday As the result of an acctdent at 9 02 a m Charles E Cade, 32, ul Rutland was cued on charges of speedmg wh 11e lleetng pohce .tnd fatlure to tontrol Accordmg to the report, Case was traveling north on Unton Avenue at · · an ex~essive rate of speed. attempted to turn 11110 Htl.md Road 10 nee pQitce, wa< un.tble 10 make the turn. and struck a truck dnven by Dav 1d Haggeny. 45, Qi Galltpolts Both vehtcles had heavy damage Davenport... Unus of the Metgs County Emergency Medtcal Servtc-e recorded e1gbt calls (or asstslance Tuesday Umts respondtng tncluded CENTRAL DISPATCH II 28 u m, Mtddleport Poltce Department, Charles Cade, Veterans Memonal Hospual. I 19 p m . Thlfd Streel. Rabne. Kelly Allen. Holzer Med1clll Cenler. 7. 14 p m.. Spn ng Avenue. Pomeroy. Jerry Flota, VMH POMEROY 9:40 am. Condor Street , Joyce Grady. HMC RUTLAND 9 33 a m , Happy Hollow Road. Carlos· McKntght. Pleasant Valley Hospilal, Central DISpatch squud USSisted SYRACUSE 2 04 p m . Outchtown Road. Dons Grueser. VMH. 2 54 p m , Cook Roml. John Werry. VMH. Cemral Dtspatch ,squad USSI Sh!d TUPPERS PLAINS 4 22 p m . state Route 6H I. John Keenan, VMH, Centr.II Dtspatch squad asststed Hospital news Veterans Memorial Tuesday Admitted: Woodrow Fortney. Rae me. Sharon Rtggs. Rutland. Ltndi.l Foreltli.lll. Pomeroy, ~md Dons Grues<!r. R.u.; me Discharged None Holzer Medical Center Discharges Loi.I Akers. Bubby Herdm,m and BMbar.t VanMeter Births Mr . ,md Mrs Mike McCom11ck ••1 daughter. Jackson OES to meet Pomeroy Chapter I~6 OES w1ll meet at 7 10 r m .II the Shade Rtver Lodge 111 Chester All members urged to ,1\tend $5.~ 68 .SIU9 72 11tlwu HOlY MAN JPGI tall, 4:50, 7:16, 8:45 BMrtl ~ ii'Gl 2:31), 4!50, 7!161 8:45 . . . . . JNRJf:31)14!55, ]'!fll 8:45 111111 AIIIIIRI IAJ 2:31)1 6:00, 7:20, 8:46 IIIBIN I.BBtl ~I 8:30 Correction Polley ~ H.t\ Ill\.! ~.;ome to ., t.h.'-us1on thc . . ll,ltlllt: ulthe p11:sadcnt's News Departments ,\t"hlut oll~nsc'i .1 lll~liOIIIY nl AmC11c~ms 1 ht main num~r Is 992-2155. Dtpartment utenslons ere: Genenl Manege~ Ekl. IIOtj w.mts IHm tn luu sh Ius tc1m To su1c tlt .u huppcn :-. they siH)uld th:m.tnd to knnw wln:thcr tho~~. 'y1ng lur St:null' sc,us tbts )l•ll Will VOil' tf1..:11 llliCIC !'t ts nr s\\ 1111 .lg.unst tht: lldc (ll publ~c Ad\Ortisln~ OjliiiHHI Cln::ulatlon m.1k~ Now. .................·........................... E•t. ll 02 or Ekl. !i06/ I • Other Services CJ~Wincd siTLILh 1\1 • Ad& .. E•l. 1104 lo::.:t 110.\ .Ext Ll 00 ----~------------- EMS logs 8 calif "' $29 2' Our moin ronct'm In all stories is to be accurate. If you know or an error in a story, call lhe newsroom at (740) 992215~ Wr will check your lnform1tlon and make a corrtetlon If warranted A second acctdent also occurred at 9 02 on East Mam St m !rant of Larry s Markel Jo-eph R Fields. 55. Pomeroy. had stopped hiS truck whtle a car ahead watte<J, to make a lei! ~nd turn HIS truck wa.s struck 1n the rear by a car dnven by Marcy Malh ew~, 22. Ractne There was heavy damage to the M,Lthews car, and hght to the Ftelds' ptekup The third acctdent Involved a vehtcle parkch on Rock Street owned by Shannon Roush It was struck a• Sue Barnhart. 18. Pomerny. backed tram a dnveway tnto the Roush car There w.IS nunor damage to both vehtcles continued rrom page) western pari of the county They also a<.:ces . . lhlt: to wmkmg peopl~! nn dtscussed the posstbtltty of acqutnng w~::ekemls or one e\enmg a wec:k , hut funds to construct a blcyele/"'alkmg noted 11 would take the coopermton path tn the county ol otlice holders Netther olfer<d any solution• for tncreastng revenue tn the county' general fund, but satd they peeded to further tnto the matter and seek spendmg cuts wherever posstble "We need to look lor cuts. no matter how small. Ptckens s.JJd "In the lung term. we need to look at ways we can slowly cut,· Davenport added Both candtdates ulso agreed 11 woulu be ntce t1 count) Mikes were >: nanty Reader Services The featured gue>t at the Athen' appearance will he U S Rep Mary Bono who took over the ~at formerly held by her lute hu,band. Sonny Bono Hollt<ter and Bono wtll lake pan m the Ohio Unl\er>tly H<>mecomtng Parade. begmmng at 9 30 am . lui ~ lowed by • allendance 1at the OU Green and Whue Luncheon at the Rtverbank Ten! Event at II am Follnwtng the luncheon. Holl~>ter wtlltravelto Mtddlepon. where she " scheduled lo cpea~ at the Overbrook Center'' lOth Anntversery even! at I 45 p 'm The Overbrook Center IS at 333 Page St tn Middleport Three accidents probed by Pomeroy police S53 8l 26 W~:cks 52 W\o-ck~ .trc, r.cluct;tnt to state .1 posnaon , co urt r..:jcct~nn at the polls ·1hose who cmb1~u:.:: the Widely held \lew th.ll Cl111tnn IS tksct '1ng ol some lcssc.:1 punlshmt:nl nu ght 1111prnvc thcu Lh.Ul!,;Cs ol wtnnlng clc!,;lHin hy s,l) mg so \\l'll 111 .Jd v.m,.:e ol Elcdu)n Dny Meigs announcements Dole to campaign in Jackson Thursday '"II SHI~ ~ 13 Weeks 01 sa:• Bank One. . . ... . .... .. .. ..421. Bob Evans ....... .... . ... .. ..... ts'• Borg·Warner.. ............ ....... 36'1,. Broughton.... ... ..... .... ...... 1 '1. The Daily Sentinel expect the people we put m publt c ofltcc to vote the m.lJOrtty 's Interests more often th.w not There arc tunes - l10pclully on 1 ss t 1~ sot pnn c1plc . not pdllt1cs when elected lc.Iders wtll lead ruther than follow puhltc optnton By .tskt ng Scnnh.:: t.:niH.IJd ,ltcs th~u pos111on on llnpl!achmcnt. votc1 s !,;,lll Ioree them to st.tkc out .1 posttw n hcl01c thL! clcr..:tton on ,\11 1s:;;uc lo1 wh~eh most AmcnrcnHwnl , . t' I ClevNnd '•:rill. !~an~ld ;41Jf6) •_; • • IHO enucdrom these machmes tn on one of tltosc cmrupung VIdeo slot So, stncc Wtlson refused to enter tnachmcs ,u the lndUIII castnos . cOtnPj"l' Wtth tnbes that alTered VIdeO Dclcndcrs of the state lottcty. who gammg. those ~11Jcs were lound tn vtola- noncthclc&s would hm1t lndmn gam1rig, uon ollooeml Jaw rnt1on.litzc thts mconststency by noung And U S auomeys were prepmcd to that pr(iceeds Irom the lottery go to benmv.Idc tl1e sunc's lndt.m' casmos ,md shut elit educatton down then vtdco maclunes Wluch " But the gwntng tnbes note that prowhy Prupo>~lion 5 IS on the h,lilot To I<Jr- •ccds !rom thetr gan1blmg opcrat1ons m.IIIy legalll~ wh,uti1C tnbes h.tvc hecn have cnahled thelf rnbes to eschew taxdomg p.tyer handouts. to I und thetr own educ;aMnny ll tbal lc.Iders around Ule state It ott, econonuc development, cultural ,JI'C i''"' u.Ided th.ll Wtlson ts antt-lndmn prcscrvatum housmg ,md health care As one 1JI the SJXtnStJrs <ll Proposltl<m 5 programs says denstvdy the gnvcmor I~L< nevct · Mon;nvet they note. lndtnn gwnmg so mu~.:h .Js 'dlltJcli a wmgttp on the sot I 1s a lltmcndous Cl:ononuc hoon nol only of .ull mh.llli CSCrvcltlon to the lnhcs hut .tl:-;o to the conunumucs But I h11\C dMth.:d wtth the guwmm m wluch they .u'C located, and to the slate pnvatcly on the suhject ol lndmn gum IJ~.t,ury mg And I c.tn so~y Wllh conlidence th.tt Indeed, the g.unmg tnlx.<s employ Wilson 1s not .m11 lnd1.111 He s 1ust ,mil~ more tiMn 13.000 non·lndmns at H~tr g.unhhng (,;,\Smos gcncmt1ng more tlum $120 rml· n1c mot.tl .ugument the gnvcmm ~nn 111 sl.tlc und lncalt.tx revenues The 111<1kcs ,tg<lJnst gnmhl1ng 111 gcncn1l, lnd1 - tl'ihcs .list) cstunatc thut thc1r gwn tng .tn r.:.tsmo-~1) lc g.umng tn p.u1H.:ulm. opc1UI1ons gcncmtc an addtuonal $270 would have l.u more rcsonnn(,;c tl he mtlhml an t.!x,thlc cx~ndtturcs hy grun!,;Xp~s~d smul.u re scrvU11ons .1hout the mg p.ltrnn:-; .1t h..x:,d non-(.;,\Stnooal)Ustncssstatc-nm lt)\tcry ' l!s Or better yet. tl he pmposcd lcgt>l.tAs long .t> Cahlomta legally ,dlows Iton th.tl would .1hol1sh 01 .lt lc.l'il hnut \\ Ulous .md sundry lo11ns of g.nnbltng the stzc .md SCLlJlC ol Cahlomt.t's lottcty wnhm st,lle i»IUC", ,L, long as the stare Out Wilson"""' made no ISsue nlthc llscll llf1C11lles ,, multtbtlhon-dollw lotst.ttc lottety And the hureaucmts who tcry. 11 luutlly seems ~~.,;on.Ible lor d1C 1\111 tl1e lottety contmuc to bombmtlthc ,<lntc ·ro cmck 'down on lndtun gammg ' public - p<:x. lolks nnd nil -- wnh tclevt- 11J,Jt's why l:ut-nunded Cahlomtuus. sltm l:tllllln~n.:Mis, rnd1o !>iJXll", ncwspn1m.:lm.l1ng Ll1osc wh(} don t care much tor per ads .md htllh<•u-ds tclhng ti1Ctn d111t g.unbltng. wtll suppon the stnte's lndtan nil tttukcs Ls ,, dollar and a dream to wm tnl1es on Pruposmon 5 nches even though the odd' ul wmmng Joseph Perkins'"' a columnist for un: null tons olttmes h'l'Catcr dtiUl c.JSiung l'he San Oil-go Union-Tribune. Ius ptc.sH. ktlly All vQtcrs need do tn rctn 111 these pollll!,;~ll rogues 1s Ioree utnd1datcs 10 thts yc~tr s Senate ruccs to declare wl1ethet they wtll JOin th~ inovcmcnt to oust C'hnwn or l.tvot nnpo~ tn g n lcs sc t pcn.IIiy Jusl ,\s polt:lllllll JUIOTS Ill ,\ cnm1nal tnal so mctllll !.!s .uc asked th ctr v1ews on the pumsh· mcnt th.11 n11ght re sult lwrn .1 ltndtng of gutlt votcrs siH1uld put the sn mc qucstton tn tiHJ "l!. who w.lllt a. sc.tl 111 th e next Scn,nc The ~.:und t cl.lt l'"' <.:ompct m ~ for • 4er111•j ' Senate candidates should state where they stand on elinton trjal by saytng they wnnt to reserve Judgment until they get a t:h.lncc In hen1 the cvtdcnce agatnsl Clinton I h.ll s hun - [ Toledo Gambling and hypocrisy in California SyJoaeph Perlclns The last column I wrote about the Amcncan lndtan (.'Onununtty, ~bltshcd three years ago, dtdn't exactly go over well wtth tnballeadet> I stood by my observnttons then, ,,. I do now The dependency of most Amertcan lndtan tnbes on lutndouts lmm Washington has mhhcd tl1em ol thetr sovcretgnty and dcpoved them of selldetenmnntton We sc'C cv1dcnce pi thts tn the ·nurd World condmons under whtch much ol the Aml.~l:llll lnd1an pupui~1Uon l1vcs A tlunl substst helow the povcny l1ne H.III are JObless on the rescr\.tllon A thud ol lndt.m youngsters drop out of h1gh school Onc-tihh hvc 111 homes l.tdmg tnd<10r lot lets .md tdeplumcs Amenc.m lndtans l1.1ve ti1C shonest lllc CXpcl:t,tm:y nl .my cthntr.: popul.111on mAntC111..:.1 ll1cy IMve the lugllcst mtcs ol dtaiJctcs und tuhct~ulosts Dcnths fmm 1nllucn:t.n and pncunum1.1 ,lfC twtCI.' the nnuonal .tvcr~c 11tc lnd1.m ml.mt mortahly and murdc1 mtcs m-e thr\.'C umcs the n~1uonnl avcmgc Ak oholacj.llcc.l dend1s urc 10 tames h1ghcr I t'lndudcd by noung th.u wl1ere there hal\ hccn 1mpnJvcmcnt m tmy nl these probletnS<ll' pathologtes. the tmpe· IUS hJL< hecn pmvtded not hy ·IIXllemnl Jslte Uncle Swn. hut by lnduu1 tnhes tak· tng control ol thctr own futut~. pmctlcmg sell-help Whtch hrings me In the $50-million wru ragtng tn C!d ti(K11J,I over a rn~lot propostuon that wtll detcnmne d1e s11.c mid scope of the lndt.\11 gtumng mdustry wtthtn dlC state's bordcJ> / IIJCH obs(;cne ;lugans rctcmly appeared on sorrow It JS hecause we lived not • the wull of Warsaw's Jewtsh State Tl!e- together. but s1de by stde " aler: "Jews k> !he O>ens " For ccntunes. he admttled, Catholtc One of the Calhohc Church's top official> fostered <NJtrngeous stones expert< on P<~lsh-JewJSh relat1ons, the abwt Jew> -- mosl typically thai Jews Rev Stantslaw MuStal. was Slatthngly ktdnappcd and killed Catholtc ch11dren candtd and cnttcal wuh us once about to usc thetr blood for unleavened the endcmrc nature of Polish antJ- bread A huge p;unlmg m the 17th-cenSemittsm -- and vehement about the tury church tn Sandomterz called "lhfanl1cida'' ~till features cancatured _ need to pull 11 oul by 1l' root.< Father Mustal was a key member of Jews ktdnapptng, stabbing and dtsa catholic comm1Ucc on Jew1sh rela- no:mhenng Chnsltan babies. ttorts, and oo..cdnor of tile most tnfl~­ Between World War I and II, the enttal Cathohc weekly newspaper Puhsh Cathohc Church stoked antJwhen he spoke With our assoctate Dale Semtttsm w1th nght-wmg. rcac11onary Van Ana tn Poland several years ago rubbJSh One pastoral letter by tile PriWith some eloquence and emotu>n, mate of Poland charged that "Jews 1 Father MuSJal suggested that post· fight the Cathohc Church " Tile leller Commumst Poland ha• nccdcd a moral called Jews "the advance guard of a cleansmg from !he Holocaust ond tls godless hie, of !he Bolst.;v1k moveantt-Semtuc r<x>t' Though 11 wa' the ment" and baldly stated "Jews arc Gcnnans who dtd the k1lltng , and cmhczzlcrs and usurers (who) engage thqugh many other Poles mcludmg a tn the while slave trade " large number of Catholic pncsts dted Even the Cmnmuntsts came down as well the Jcwtsh r;u;e wa.' nc.lfly on the Jews m the post war pcnod In Y.lpcd out the l.ue JY60s. the governm~nt spon· It's a lcrnblc thmg" he satd S(ln.~d an oUic•al antJ~Scm111c cam"lmagtne 10 percent olthe populatton pmgn hlammg Jews for the na110n 's murdered nvcm1ght m Amcru:a. And dis and purgtng Jews !rom government yet here. there ts no feeltng of a votd p<:>SIItons and state enterpnses Tens of today I can tell you there has been no thousands ul Jews fled !he country_tn 196R. lcavtng only a small numller hchtnd . Father Mustal ha< not been sur. pnscd m the past at sectn!!i anlt-Semltlc scnttment whtpped up ilunng elcct<iral campatgns a,, part of a new Pohsh nu!Jundllsm "h IS very easy to ~ay Jews arc the htddcn Ioree who have the htdden plans that have rumed thts country. ' he sa1d ' Nobel Pnzc w1 nncr Czcslaw Mtlosz. the Pohsh poet. has noted that the Poltsh spmt of hero1c fl'IInOII~'!' "cannot he separated Irom tts less attractive features a ccrtmn ethnoccntnc Poland. closed upon Itself hosule to any 'otherness,' ts a h1stoncal fact " Or a• P61tsh-bom fanner !smelt Prnnc Mmtslcr Yttzhak Shmmr once charged "Poles >ucked anu-Semtusm tn wuh thctr mothers ' mdk " ~aek Anderson and Jan Moller are wrilers for Uniled Fealure Syn· di<ale, Inc. some years back because tl!ey feared tt was yet another ev1dencc of an attempt to Chnst>an"" the place .. and, m t1me. era"' memory of too Jews who d1ed here Moiler & Poland was once a AnderiOfl . haven to Jews, who amtgrated en ma~-.: m the 1300s when the then-Pnhsh kmg mvued them tn to become the merchant class Withtn a century 80 pereenl of world Jewry , hved mSJdc Poland's borders. Some 3.5 mtlhon Jews hved '" Poland when World War II began, fully 10 percent of !he nation 1c><lay. there arc less than 20,000 ems~\ lu be removed 1h>sc who arc left are mostly the Some I 5 mtllton people, more than elderly, plltful <Urvlvors of the H<•lo90 percent of them Jews, were mur- ~ausl. lhc average age 'Jf Pohsh Jews dered hy too Nazts at the Auschwtlz HxJay IS OVCT (i) Blfkcnau camps It's not tllC first 11me A!'! rf the pasl were not wammg for Catholu.:-Jcw1sh con1rovcrsy over \.:nnugh. !here h.L~ hccn ,, rchu1h of the s1tc where so many were ~·l!'tscd Jnll Scm1t1~111 111 Pol.mJ smcc the .md hurned tn the oven' Berlin Wall came down JewJSh leaders vehemently opposed JewJ>h ccmetenes. long neglected, a Cannchtc convent bwlt agamst .1 hav~ heen Jelaccd wtth swasnkas. 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 814-992·2156 • Fa11 992·2157 17M..._. •a•• ,.,_, t11 , . ld/UW 1rom ,.,..,. on • walt of Auschwitz • AccuWeatller-forecast lor da ime condn10ns, low/htgh lemperatures The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Chu n:h to have observance The Big Eden Church wtll have a IIJO!h h1nhday celebratJon. O,;t. 16 and 17 7 p m each evemng and 10 am and 7 p m on Sept IX Membe" are asked to take I!Xl penn1e,, 10 dtmes. or >Otnelhtng el,. tor the occaston. Tom Brodbeck conference 'upenntenden! , ";rill be the speaker . Smorga•bord planned The Bashan Ladtes Am1ltary Will have a smorgasbord Oct 25 Dance set A pub•c round and square dance Will be held at the Tuppers Plams VFW Saturday. ·8 to II p m wnh True Country Band Recyc~ Day set The Me1g' County Reqcltng and Liller Prevent ton Program have an appltance Recjcle Day at !he office parktng Jot on Un1on Avenue. Pomero). Saturday from 9 a m to noon Wa,he" dryers. dt>hwa>he" hot water tanks and <>ther uppltances Will be r~L:VCied free ~m more mfQrmauon residents may call 992-6,360 I I Lilerary Cluh to meel The Mtddleport Luer.Iry Club w1ll meet <.lf :! p m on Wedne .. day. at the home nf Edeon Buck Phylll' Hacken wall re\leW Em.: hanlet.l ca . . tle" by Daphne DuMauncr ,, ' Another lawsuit filed against associates of failed insurer COLUMBUS IAPl - For the founh t1me thts year. the state JS sumg 1ndtv1dual ~ associated wl\h PIE Mutual h!J)Ilrance to recover money to pay outstant.l111g cla1ms agamst Ihe fmled med1eal malpracttd tnsurer A lawsul\ filed Monday tn Franklm Counly Common Ple~ts Coun ~eeks more than $4U mlllton from 24 former PIE board memhers and e.ecuuves, saymg' they exi'ubued a reckless diSregard for the com p.my's best mterests Of that amount. at least $20 mtl· !ton JS sought from Larry E Rogers . former PIE ~rest dent and chtef executive. When PIE was shut down by regulators m March.ltabtltues exceeded assets by at least $275 m1llton Founded tn 1981.the Clevelandbased company msured doctors tn nme slates mcludtng Oh1o In September. the state ~ ued PIE's former law firm. Cleveland-based Benesch Fnedlunder Coplan & Aronoff. for at l~ast $10 million lawsUit' 't'e"'k mg $ 1 3 rmll1on and $11 5 mtllton were ftlcd earlier thts year aga1n't fom1ec PIE employees.Jndudmg Rogers 'iOn and execUtiVes "There's the p<Mibdtty that there wtll be more.· :-.talc ln~tumm:e D1rec~ tor Harold T Dur) ee told The Columbus DISpatch lor ,, >lory m today's editiOns Duryee liled Monday\ >Uti , whtch alleges that PIE dtrectors - at the Cleveland msurer'!r( eKpense enJoyed lavJSh parues. fatkd to investigate the payment o\ h tr.tv~gant bonuses and s.tl.tnt:s tn offtcl!rs and permmed linanctal tnLSmanagement .md conllll:-ls ol 1ntt:rest The 22 doctors un PIE's board ·completely ahdtc.tted atty responSJbtltty lor corporate ocuons .1nd granted nearly complete .tulonomy to PIE's execut1ve tomamuee, whtch was controlled by nondtrectors. · ~lhe lawsull satd I ,. �~- • .I Sports The Daily Sentinel · Page 4 . Wednesday, October 14, 1998 Yankees b~at Tribe 9-5, win 35th American League title By RONALD BLUM NEY.. YORK !APJ cnmpl~h:· n~nl ullcmcd IJH' unearned rum Otha g.unc h1g.hltght ~ .mo ther cuntn;nt:l'l.ll umpmng l'.lll .1lmc dn \C that hll .m umpm: on the h.h.J..,Jdc <Jfld .1 Pli'11Pcd up ~.:1mHJ that too~ e\l! r ) c•pponu n lt}' htmukc up lor the t tUnh I)"' Ill Well' endured 111 Cle1 e l.tnJ b..,t week A ltl.!r gom~ I 14 4~ Jun n ~ th~.: reg ul.1 r ,c,,..,on .mJ '"ecpm~ 1 ~.:~.1"' m the liN round theY mhc' lett pre' !'lUre.: to rc ILh th c Scm:.., \\ lm:h they R<><ng< The Arm: ru..:dn le;~guc pen '' b;Jc}.. m the Bronx Y.tnkt:c StJdwm rod~('d Jon ~ .tnd hard Tuc,day mght (.!!<. Nc" ) ork n:aLhed the Wmld Sene' lor .1 rel:OJd 35th lime b} hc.:almg the Cle\ c l.md lndtan' 9 5 "'n the AL ch,tmpt on\h•r ,cnc.:' m •11x game' It \\ '' 10 IIII I~ . . trangc 1 mU little .t sloppy Scoll Brn,,u, \eemcd to fin1!\h Clc\c l.md off wJth <t thr~:e run hornh v.un lor ,,6 0 btd <n the thtrd tnntng llut Pa1 10 Cone ne,trly ga-e 11 .oil b,IC k all ov. tng u gr.md "'lam 10 J1m Thorne th;.t l pulled the IndJan!-1 w1than a run Der,k Jct<r then re'lored the <ale ty n1.1rg1n Wi th a 1Wc1~ run lnplc m the s 1 ~th llrl\e .t nght that M.tnn v to R.untrcr tned to snag wtth .t le,tp ~~ lh< top ol the wall ~ unl y the boll land,d on a hop .11 hts feet Ncw Y01k Y. hu.:h open' the World Sene< at hol)ieS,uurda) mght ag.un't Atlant.t or San D1ego v.on .mAL l1tlc .11 home lnr lh ~ llro.;t tune \ Inn the Regg te Jackso n Thurm•n Mun,on Ron GutJr) team m 197K Ck~eland wh"h be,tt !he Y.tn ket:!<! 10 the first round last )Car .md c.tme w1thm two outs of wmnmg ll'i lirst World Senes Si nce 1948 l.uled to force ol snenth game be~o:<~moc Jt ~ 1) Bro~1us horner carne after l~.ldoff ..,1ngle .md the con Wtlh.un ... 1.:1111 by Hendry D.I V I\ grounded lo o;econd and Ennque WJI..,on . , throv. to sec.:oml for lhe fnr<.:e u..1o.; \Uc,.ic to the shon o.;wp ~1de While V11quel .tppeared to keep • loot on the bug H endry C.:llllcd D,l\ I!<! \ r.p\Cr\1,11 I'>'J6 111 Ck\ danG fdt pn::,..,urc too 11tcr lu ... mg G.tmc 7 ol the World Sene.., to \Uft..: Flond.1lo1q O~.:toha ll ut tlta fidiJng bch1nJ two g nne.., to on ~.: New Ynrk tUrned It ,lf(lU ild ,IJ J lLDb.., r1eld b~.:hmd !-.lrong p1tdtlll!;! !rom Od.tndo I I Duque 1-fern.ull.lcL 111 G.une 4 .tnd by Well ' 111 Gam' ~ , B) tht: c1g.hth 1 1111111 ~ lun' wc r~? taunting thr. : I1Jd1 an"i v.Jth i.:hdnt.., nt 194~ R"p<mdtng to ,, rcm,trk by Cl~.!u l , md ~ D I\ 1d Ju!o.il l:t' th 1! the onl) w.1y Y utkcc' t .m~ <.:ould ge t tougher would be 1f lh<) hrou~ht Um 10 the b•llp.trk one 1.111 hung pic.: lure.., of a nMch1nc gun f10m the upper <.led. tor e.Kh ..,tnkcout hy Cone who l.mm:d c1ght Ump11c . , a~ .un wc1c JJI th~ q.:nh;r ol contrPICfl) Ted Hcndt ) 1he 1cc ond bd..,e umpm: appc HL:d to hln\\. a c.JJI 111 tht' thmJ mmng 1UI1ng Nc" who tnok the loss qutckly got 111 trouble .md Cleveland Iell behtnd on con,ecutlle one-out smgles tn the ftr, l by Jeter Paul 0 Netll .md Wtllt,uns D,tvts ColloweJ wnh a l After fanmng Ramtrez. Cone gave up the grand slam to Thome, wh() sel an AL champtl'nshtp senes record wnh hts loul'!h homer Ram1ro Mendoza came m to slart the mlh and allowed a htt tn three shutout tnntngs Manano Rtvera lin· "hed up Noles: The Yankees are II 2 111 Yorl ' Chtlt DaviS safe on • force play d.umtng. Omar Vtzquel wa' pulled off the b,t~e by the throw Two out- later Brostu' homer made n 6- ser!es when they take a 3 2 lead 11110 Game 6. losmg only tn the 1921 World Senes Cto the dtants) and tn !he 1926 World Sene< (lo the Cardt nals) , Thome's homer was hts 12th tn the postseason, tymg Yogt Berra for 12th on the career ltst He !ted Bob Robenson (1971) Lenny o'ykstm (1993). Ken Gnffey Jr (1995) and Wilham' ( 1996) for (he smgleyear record wtth st~ After bemg forced 10 stt out Game 5 wtth a sliff back Cleveland catcher Sandy Alomar wa' b,~ek 111 lhe starting ltneup and went 0-for-3 Alomar stayed behmd for treatment when the team lefl for New York on Sunday ntght and dtdn'l .trnve unttllate Monday C le~ d.111d , l,tncr Ch,trle' N.tg) New York made 11 3-0 111 !he second on an error by lefl liclder Bnan Gllco,; Joe G1rard1 smgled Wllh one out Chuck Knoblauch doubled tnto the lefl field come< and Gtles afler p1 ck111g up lhe ball, let 11 !all out ol hts glll\e cone took a shuloultnto the ltflh Alter stngles by Wtlson •nd Kenny Loflon put runners on lirst and thtrd VIZquel hn a l)ner up the mtddle that hn Hendry 111 the rear end Lofton rcmamed on th1rd mstead of sconng and a walk to Justtce forced 111 ,, run leal ml!ctntg 1he Sun Otego P;tdre;, ATLANTA lAP) - In .u1 alre.tdy tncred tble se,t<on the Atl,mt,, Br.11cs I he Br I\ C.., re'-' tllnL' th~1r huJ to become the flr,l te.un to m crl orne .1 three g.1me defiut 111 the pn...t .. c.t~on tn Game 6 ol the NL ch,tmpton,htp Sl!fle s (See FORECAST un Pag< S) Baseball ) lillln ( l~ri( I JhlJ IOl 11 ll lkl nd i J)I() Olhu~ rt l I tin~ 1.! or ~ ~11 h 1r~21 12 1 ~clhill l AL Championship Series I I uesday's S(ore N~w rte ~ r~ LJ u~vd y N ~:w nJ "i · ~ M: y Jk ..... 42 NL Championship Series NHL roundup By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Hockey Writer [H 1d1 ~1~k 971 fll 1\rl 1111 1 {( I L\1111 2071 4 2Upm SunD1cg HIAIIult ~ l"ip m Ohio H.S. sports II ; Ohio H.S. footballpull { COLUMHUS ()htu CAP! ~ Hnw 1 ~111c p1 Ill 1 t )jl rl~ wu/1 ' nd lnu k ~ • ~r • r lr~ Olm lu~tl M:h llll 11 nlh111 k 1111 ~ IlL lhl I I rlh llll~ hl .w~ d.l) , II.JCJH I' II~ l1 r lh ~ A~~~~ ~ t~,:LII ~~• tf) OHSA A I \ •l lll5 Wllhwu I s tr. ~ ud pi11C vot~:~ 111 pL r~ mh c~cs/ tlllf lj~lllhl ln 1 :rum I 0 II• n lo.-l l K1nlcy ( '7 I 'i 0 U pj ~r Arl111~1 I ~ I HIJU~tltli l(lc Si ~ 2K1 224 11 6 0 '"" I S1ron~m 4 lXI 1, ( ! )r 0 5 ( In Co lt'r LIII { II 6 0 ( G1 w c C11y ( tl 7 Sl1 1hrH1 ~ ~ I 147 '" Ill hll r~ llltllll Ito~~ 6 0 1 iJ Wtm n ll 1 11..hn ~ ~ I 1n r Si l rJitl~<; 1 " " 61 rr~l'l\ln~o: llor murt pulm ~ h111g h II l\ 1lh 11111:: l(, ] 1 (Ill S X l\1 thhtrs II~ ?() r \ I 7 I~C l e H h I ' G 1h mn Ill( UI\'ISIIIn :rum I (.1 ll'dun ! ll l <rQ )~~ 'l.o;hUijnJhlflO 'II 19[1 I 'IK 111 hn{,hmh • 1lllhO S\ 71 l< •l!• f llll..r ll'i I -il ... .o.( rJ ( h• IHI-thhl/ q Othtr\ r~ c ril I n~: llur morr p11lnh I I I ""'I r I ~ M >ldti V I IBul~l h,!( ~ " < \I rll1r I k ~ ( lh l~ lfl I) It \ Hh~ • ~w I 'i l(w ] IJn. 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II J{N I I \I H I I 1 I 1 <, I I J l 1 ( ft 24 l sl1111 1..1111 J IJ IJI!IIIt h 1! ]h 1 0 N 1 I~ 'il I t I I~ Stop and See Our Selection Of VENTLESS HEATERS due by Sun tax r.1te of 50 perL:ent tor the amount but b) Ihe ll 11 wa' nut enough lo ..,top nver thm thre~hoiJ II Mte hac I Jord3n the league from canceling games We players leel we're taktn~ "gned another S33 tmllton contract • We had a . .omewhat mono: t.:on~ Meps to bn!lge the gap, unmn pres- the tax on Cflu.:~g n owner Jerry ~tructtve dwlog.ue but It "'hard lu !l.ay ident Pulnck Ewmg satd "Now the Rem1Jorl would be $7 5 mtllton (50 1f we got closer to an agreement. ball IS tn thetr court 10 take steps to Jlereent of !he $ 15 mtllton more than Grantk '"'d W< pmm1,.d 10 wme gel do,er to us ' $1 H mtlhon) , ha<k wilh our own set of propo,al <' The unton's lu~ury ta~ would Money (.'O II ccted lrom the lu~ury The NBA had been the on ly maJ<If force owners to pay a prem1um for tax would be ret.ho.;tnhuled tn low rev· 1Amcnc.tn profe,s1onal sport'i lcuguc stgntng players to lucrauve contracts enue 1edm'i. mu4.:h l1ke the sy~ tem tu never have lost a game to a lat~u under the ,;o-.;alled Larry Btrd excep baseb•ll adopted ~1spute 11on thai allows leltms 10 exceed the ' I lhmk we Jelimtely surpn sed Ba,eoall's dtsas lrous strtke of salary cap to retatn the1r own free them • unum dtrcctor Btll y Hunter 1994-95 wtped out !he World Sene' agents said Our 1ntent1on wa .. to put the NHL suflered through a 2 112One such contract t~at has been >ome1h111g bold on the tabk month lockout that ended tn January repeatedly pomted, to as sympto ' The messagt! here 1s that we rc 1995 3nd an NFL st nke 111 19K7Ja, t· matte ol reckless salary escalation try< ng Whal kmd nf re,ponsc they ed •bout a month was the $126 mtlhon, Sl<-ytar e~ten make wtll determtn< what kmd ol Two prevtous NBA lockout, 111 ston stgned by Kevm Gamel! of !he progress we can make and whether 19'-15 and 1996 ended belore an) we can sa lvage the rest ol 1he games were mtssed Mtnnesota Ttmberwolves A sou.-.e close to I he talks, speak Nov~mher scheJuiF - nr the re't ol Ewtng D•kembe Mulombo Ray mg on condttton ot anonymtty. satd the season • Hunter sa1d Allen, Antonto Dav!K and John St.trks theta< would ktck 111 on any conjrac t Stern •atd the tdea ol a tax was '-' er< among the players 'who •llenJ worth more than $ 18 mtllflln. wnh a "iOilleth1ng Ihe ,,wners would lntlk at cd Tuesday's meettng The owners 1\ • After u Ius. on openmg day the Detroit Red Wtngs w<re back 111 c]lamptonshtp fonn agamstthe Washtngton Capttals • Meettng lhe Capilals for !he first ttme stnce sweepmg them m 1he Stanley Cup linals las! sprmg. !he Red Wmgs once more emerged Vtctortous wtth a 3 2 Victory Tuesday mght "That was a btg wtn lor us .. satd Chrts Osgood, who had 28 saves for the Red Wmgs ' We dtdn't want 10 go 0-2 You don l want to get on a IQsmg streak and have losses stanmg 10 ptle up. regardless ofwhal you dtd last year ' The defendmg Stanley Cup cham ptops who los! 2-1 at Toronto on openmg day extended thetr unbeat en streak agatnst Washmgton lo 12 games daung back to 1994 " It was d"appmnttng ' Was~ mgton goaltender Olal Kolztg satd "Maybe tl we played ltke thattn the ltnals tt would hale been dtlferent We rcaltzed we belong tn the upper echelon of teams ' Brendan Shana~an and Doug Brown scored on consecutive shots 87 seconds apart 111 !he second pen od to key the Red Wtngs' vtctory Ahhough Osgood faced 30 shols he dtdn'l endure anythtng close to the pressure tell by Kolztg He f,1ced sev eral barrages tn the second pennd be lore the lwo qutck goals by Shana- Malakhov who m" sed all of han and Brown put the Red Wmg• 111 tramm g C'amp becilu"'e ol contrad charge negouauons onet1med a pa!ots from The Red Wmgs took the vtctory 111 Mark Recch1 pa' t goalie Guy Herert 'trtde • "It s a regularse•son ' game. satd on a power play 10 28 tnto the secuss1stunt coach Dav) Lew1s who 1s ond Recch1 has liv~ asst!lls 111 two games th1s l<oe ason help111g 10 lead the team whtle Scot ty Bowman recover~ from surgery The Canadtens 7 I wtnners ovel) 'Its ,tlong w.ty I rom the pl,lyolls}let th e New York Rangers on Salurday( are olf to a 2 0 stun while the Ducks alone the linals" El«where , 11 was Montreal I. were shut out for the second ttme 111 Anahetm 0, Nashvtlle 3 Carolina 2, three games thts se.tson Predators 3, Hurricanes 2 Dallas 1 Chtcago I. ,mJ Toronto 3, At Nashville Mtkc Dunham made Edmonton 2 14 saves tts th!;! expansiO n Preduwrs Canadien• I, Ducks 0 At Montreal Vladtmtr Mal.1khov recorded !he lirst wm 111 fr,tnchtse hts scored 111 the second pertod and tory Andrew Brunelle. Denny Lam· Jo~e lyn ThtbJtult made 30 saves as bert and J J Datgneaull scored 111 a the Canadtens sent Anuheun to lis ol 7 06 tn the lirst penod 10 gt ve span thtrd slratght loss Ill I'( I mg retJred s1ar Manu By ALAN ROBINSON PITISBURGH (AP) - Most NHL te.tms stgn an enlorcer "hen they need protectton Not the Ptttsburgh Pengutn s - they go to bank {Uptcy court Frustraled wnh stulled negotta uons for ,, better lease .md saddled :.~tth $37 ~ mtlhon tn losses the last two sellsons co owner Roger Manno O\ erruled partner Howard Oaldwm on Tuesd.ty and took !he te,tm tnto bankruptcy B.tldwtn the m,tJOrtty owner for st~ years unttl M,mno purch,tsed a subs1::mt1al st,tke lliSI yedr hud \owed p011o see); Ch,tpter II bankruptcy us : long as he w~\s a p.ut owner • ·The dectston h,ts been dtlficuh , : but "as mdde "1th the best tnterests ' : of !he fr,mchtse '" mmd ' llli M,m · ': no "hn .tlien,lted f,ms by ch,tlleng LemH!liX 's ngnt lo collect $33 millwn tn deferred salary The Pengtuns now h.tve •" m.tny Ch.tptcr II lihngs (t"o) '" they do St.mley Cup champtonslups The lirst bankruptcy came 111 1975 alter former owners TLld Po1ter t~nd Pete• Block couldn't pay $500 000 tn ledera\ I axes Gotng mto bnnkruplcy ts ,, r.utty 111 prp sports But 11 has been,, totegone con~.:luston m P1ttsb,u gh smce the Pengums htred bankruptcy specMhst J Garvm Warde11 .as mtenm cht el execultve olltce 111 August The NHL cun setze ,my lr,mcluse !hat slides tnto msol1 ency hut IS tuk mg a w.ut-nnd see attitude .ls the Pengums "ho won the Notlheust [)lVI s10n l.tst se,p·;nn sort through ,, mtll lllllCle of \,l\1/"uns and mounung clch1 The Pengu1ns face !H ills from Len11eux 1 V nghls holdet Fox Sports Pttl>hurgh tunp.ud .tdvellt'lltg re\enue) Cl\ 1c Aren.t m.an.1gcr Spec t,tcor Man,tpement O•otck rent) .tnd from loc.tl g0vernmeQt. whteh .trgues Manno vtol,ued the arcn,t Ie,tse by t.tlkmg to other etltes .tbout reloc.ttton "Whtle we .tre dtsappomted we ha\ ~ a commalment from ov. nersh1p that the team will be adeq11ately fund ed and we ~re oplumsttc tht' proce ss 1\lll llltun,ttel) ensure th,tl the ft,tn· chtse wtll be tm.m ctall) nnd com p~ttlllely succe«lul 111 Pmshurgh ,' NHL cohlmts<toner G.try Oetlm.tn s.ml Spoils .tgent Tom R<tch who represents Lemteux satd the Pen~ gums are closer 10 solvmg then lis cal ptoblem s th,m !he) h,l\e been for months Lemteu~ reached ,, p.trt ~otl tltii!Hng was to get two mo1 e outs to back 111 cnmm.md 9-5 get b.tck to the Wotld Sencs and wtn · I thought 11 was u tough pl.ty 11 <atd gener.11 m.mnger John Hart J"" ran h.ud to the b.tll lthottghtlhe NEW YORK - The Clevel,md b.tll wottlcl be ntlhe w,tll.mclth,tiii,JS We fell short so there s nh1 tous dts : lndhmo;; won't mark the 50th lmm\er' sury of lhetr lu <t.World Senes cham- nppomltnenl At lhe end ol d.t) lhts 11 R,tmtrcz s.ttd When I went huck to the 11 nil I Ins! the b.tll I was "" pmn,hq> wtlh another 1rophy But nt Will go down .ts ,mothcl gtKld senson least thts ye.tr the) ext! the Amenc,m but tn the shall tetlll 11 s ,, bntcr ptll p11sed "hfrC 11 lunded ' ' Satd Alomar nf nil tile si<lppy League playolfs lcelmg !hey were to s\\ ullow play I m not gotng tq cnttetze nny It's partlcullarly pnmful he~.:uu-.;e ~ beaten by a beller te,lm '• 'The Y.tnkees ,tre piOh,tbly the the lndtans plnyed pootl) Tuesdu). ol Ill) tc,nnmates When the prescomm11t111g three erro1s .utd .1111dJOI sures on ) ou hy loa h,ud somet1mt:s ~. stiOngl!st team I \e !<:een stnce I ve .;been 111 the btg le.tgue>" StUd nllle· outlteld g.tlfe th,u contttbutcd 10 ,, ,md mtspl,t) b,llls The condtltnns were wet at s tough to get n nmnang ")ear-veteran S,tmly Alonmr ,,fler tot.ll ol live une,u ned runs One of the mnre costly tm sc ues Jlltnp on ,, h.tll · :Cic\eland s 9 5 loss Tuesda) nt ghtto On Vtzquel setmr llhiCh sn,tpped : New York 111 G,une 6 nl the ALCS w.1s nutflelde1 M mn y R.lnliiC Z s .t46-gnmC post-.;c~tson errorl~ss~te.tk •"I teel hk e 11e g,l\e them a battle nusplay ol Derek Jeter 'stxth mnmg :The y descne to be 111 the WoiiJ two run t11pl~ W1th one nut and 1wn l:Oveung 237 (,;h.ances, leumnMIC ' men on (one hom Om!1r VJZclucl s s.ttd !he wei ml teld m.tde I he h.tll : Senes thrm\lng errot) Jeter lifted ,, 11) to sltcR nil e1 entng Added relte1er P.Htl Assenrftach 'Sometunes you m,tk e swpu.l :er • fhc) won::!.~ more g.mle-.; th 111 deep n ~ hl center en ors hke th,tt .md th1s nn~ Ito; 1 hag Thtee steps from th e 11.111 :._.e did th" )ear ,U\d lhC 'CIICS Ru1mre1 le.1pcd lu gh .l£tllllsl the 6ne Vllqttel smd · lm.tde th,tt en·or :could \e gone cnhc1 \\.ty ,md they )Us! busted the g.une open ~ Th1o;; yl'.lt !\ dek~tl \\~I'll 1 no,; b1\le1 fen ce The bull dtdn 1 ,,,rry th,,t l,tr l.llldlllg at th e OIISC of th e II ol ll Til n \ rl!!ht there • • as 1997 "hen the lnth.uts led G.une E.u lter Em1que WJI!-.t111 ' s thlow runs scored tlllll Jt> ter mt~thc 1t In lhml of the World SetiCS ol£!1111'1 Fllll '"·' : wnh one nut 111 lhe bonom ol the scon11g I\~ o h~tncrs !.ttCI on Bc1111t: lll g ennr nn n doublo -pltt) b,tllled to Wtl!l.lm " slllglc tn put the Ynnl-..-; thtcc une.nnetl run-.; Ill lhr lhud ,. nmth Tht:y loo,; t 11' cx.t 1n mn•ng~ By MIKE 0000 USA Today "' ~1\lliSpn)!~ hl\11~, 1 t ( Jl W I I L) Lie&.:t..,cun praise Yankees, declar{3 :setback in ALCS as 'bitter pill' ~ I ( ISiu l lnflh { II' J IJ 2 A1d 1h ll l (t J I I 0 I I ( ,, II J.! l 1\., y,l ~ (4) 14 I Sr l te) I ~ hmm l I) I6 ' F~enck's Jay ~ Indians Ill Thull Thull games over 52 season ~ ' Asked to descnbe hts feeltngs. Stern \ firsl two word~ were • Lou!iiy dtsappomted " My Job" toyut on games for the fans , not lo can~:el !hem It s tembly dtsappotnttng ' he satd A total of 99 games from Nov 3 through Nov 16 will not be played or made up and the vast maJOnty of players wtll mtss lhetr ltr.<t paychecks Nov 15 The next move 1s up to lhe own ers, and 11 wtll come tn a re ,ponse !hat ts scheduled to be senl to !he players on Fnday In the mea~ltme the stdes may recetve a ruling from arbnrator John Feenck on the players gnevance thai some 220 players wtth guaranleed cnnlracts should be patd dunng the lockout were repn: ...ented hy Gordon ( •untl (Cleveland) Le' Alexander (Hou,. ton I Abe Po lim 1Wa,h tng lonl Davtd Chec kett' I New Ynrk l and Jerry Colangelo I Phoentx) The unum prc!vu>u1ly pr<>p<"ed a co m:e .. ~mn 'lowmg the growth of the~ salary cap from year tO )ear tf the amnunl of money Uevoted lo player salan.- c<cecded 63 percent of rcvenueli When lht:y made omuth cr ufft:r 1n Augu1t lhey r~p l ac~d wlfh a ~.:hange that cap cred max1mum r11t )\e rule ottenng 10 decn!<N;! the year 1o y.:ar 10\:rt:.l ~C' 111 player u111 tract s from a max1mum of 20 pcr<.:cnt 11 to 10 the 10 percent Thelf new ofl~:r LOnt.un .., hoth conc.:ess1ons as wdl "'"'an agreement to add manJu.tn.l 10 the banned !o.Ub stance' list and g1ve tc;.J ms the nght ol lirst r<lu,al for pi,JY'" lintshtng lhl! lr lhrcc year rook•~ l:Ontrac.: ls • ' ' ~ ·-· They sweat But before O~ey Out go.\1 Ln mlng :NLCS ' ~ commg pro golfers battle for. 15 spots on !he PGA Natural or LP PICKENS HARDWARE lDUR It's the NIKE lDUR Chrunptonshtp fii'C"Cnled by PYA Mon.uth MASON, W.VA. 773·5583 A Rob e rt Trent Jones Golf Trail Facti tty And whtle 11 s u week ol fun 111 Mobtle tor you 1t s the toughe ~t week these guys wtll ever know For mlonnatton call Bt• t~ e{ ttrng Alabamll 334·64~· 1101 Churrfr~~ IIllO sp1111g f()/'~£:CJ~t••• _'~(C~o~n~ttn~l~le<~l~lt-nl_n_P~ug~·c_4_l______~--------------- ' Wtth ,ill the stu II th.n s h.tppcn - Httchcock w,ts ptldttng on three l:'i ng' lll b.lseh,JJI dnn ' t tount out the dny-.; re'l tor the fir,t tnn c thrs -.;eu son He h.ts done It four tunes 111 ha-.; ••• Bru1 cs pc'tltton ever One "here you II see 50 ot !he best up- ond Vl(torv 10 a!ol m.my g~11t1es 1Jel l fiacketl stopped 29 shot' lor Ch tc.<go ( I I) Which gottt< only goal I rom Chad Kilger tn the ltrst penod Stars detensem.tn R11..:h.trd M,uvtchuk scored an empty net goal Wtlh one 'econd lelt Verbeek scored the other goal lor th e Slurs p,,, Mupl~ L~afs 3, Oilers 2 Mals Sumlin !'lcort!J twice mLiuJ mg the wmner m1tlway through the thtrd penod and Ca nts Jo,e ph made a tnumphant return to Edmonton w1th 2~ suves Joseph w.1s pl.aymg .1g.unst h1s former teumm.ttes lor the ftr s\ It me stnee stgntng as ,, lree ,tgent wnh !he Maple Loals 111 Jul y rhe boos were mu ch' loudcr than the cheer' when Joseph was tnlrodll~o:etl before the 1.mmt: He was also booed when he ~ade hts lirst save and when he w,1s annoum.:ed as the game s second star Garry Valk haJ the othet goa l for the Maple Leals (2 0) who were 2for-6 on the power play Rem Murmy and Bill Guenn scored for the Otlers (0 2) ,1bl) h1g.hl'r le\cl th,an dl my t1me ~ IIlL I.: thl'·:· .. t,IJI~Ll UIIOOs \\Jill Fox Spt)rh P111~hwgh on Sttll !he bankruptcy liling ts a new rv c.:ontJ.act publtc relattons mghtmure lor !he The onl) ongn1ng sl.tlemate 1!<1 NHL dunng ,, potentt.tl showc,tse "tth Spcct,tcot M,m.tgemcnt m cr $~ se,Json tlwt nMy he pl,tyed w11hout ma\hon an yc.u lj Clvtc A1enu lc,1-.;e oppos111on from !he l,tbor-gndlocked conce,sJons NBA ' B) lilmg fm b.tnkruptcy M.mno MMmn ~;~u d the pn)rOII wtll be can pump l1c"'h money anto th e te .un mel Thursd,ty and the 111tng wtll not "'thmllll gomg 10 pu y ott crechtors ,llfect thetr pl nymg schedule The · Some m 1y see this us ll gloom- Pcngu111s pl.t) ut New Jersey lontght ,md-doom e'en! but 1t's not, ReiC h Ottt the Pengutns' mynnd probs,ud 'The qtt.tltty of the dt,tlogue lems ,tre lthen,Jtmg some of the 'AIIh the Penguin-.; not Jllst with us NHL, moSI loyal l,ms More th,m btll \\lth C\Crybod) Hi .11 n consh.lel- 2 000 seats ,Jre unsolcllnr Snturday's sc1tlemen 1 on rnday ,1 nd tht: Pen gu111s h.n e nc.nJ) compl~tcd ll t!f!O II - home opener .tg.un ' l the New Ym k R,111 gers whn notm,tll y se ll oul qUi ckly The Pengums fu~o~nc t,tl problems .tcceler tlecl when B.tlcll\ II\ str.tpped lor c,t<h ,titer the Pcnguu" lo st $25 n11111on dutlll g the h>ckout delayed 1994 9S -enson "gncd unl '" or,tble deals wnh Fo~ Spotts uul Spect,Jinr 111 e<dt,tnge for uphnnt tiwne) that kept the teum 111 bu.., me'-.; B.aldw1n a mm1c p10duccr \\ho l,tcks M.u111o's deep llockcts .md Mat lllCl h.we leudt: d !01 mnnlh s but 1ssued .t st.Jtemc.nt Tucsdd) plcdgtng to wo1k toecthe1 CHAMPION RESISTOR SPARK PLUGS NAPA MOTOR OIL • SWJO • IOWJO • IOW40 • ZGw~c • SAE 10 • SA~ .lO 1~4 )Gie Pr ct L~\S 'vlt l nR~m 2S ~ilt p '\" ltll ~ .~ n ~mtl ..• ,.. :7 • They pmcuce They 1 the Predators ( 1-1 0) a 3 0 lead Nash11lle was shut ou11n tis opener Saturda) and was the last NHL team to ~~.:or~ a goal th1s season Manm G~l mas and Ketth Pnmeau scored lor C.trohna tO I I) Stars 3, Blackhawks I Mtke Modano scored the ttebreak tn g goa l early tnthe second pertod o n .m assJ!-.t from lmemate Brett Hull as Dllllas be.lt v1s1tmg Ch t ~o:ugo , Ed Bel four needed to make on Iy I 3 sa\ es to help the Stars to thetr sec Losses totaling $37.5M1 force Pengqiqs to file for banktuptcy Uullu ~ 1q HU J lnn· • ~w l l~ (Jthtr~ ll: L I NurCIH lSI Ultl~lon M n '' 1l " w I I 11111 II r II II I 1!1>. l ( inSIU r., ul t ll~JI7~ 1 fl l\lll lt.gl• n I~ IIlii I II. 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Htkhuxl-. mml:d up · bet.:aUsc!' of Bwwn s n.:llcl otppc: tr 1'crnce c,treer gmng 0 1 11 tlh ,u1 ~ 41 ERA It s the tum.: nf yc.tr \\hen so me t ii\1C!-. } ou h,l\ ~: to move up a dn) P.llhes lllollltl£CI Blllc.:C Bodl y s ml The Pudres got one ptccc ol goncl new l't t.hnmg fu esd.t) s worl..nut Greg V,tughn lh~ )() home<111.111 "ho h.t !-. not st.lrtcd .., IIll i.! !em mg G tme I bct.:.I\1\C lll ,1 -.;tr,Uih.: d ldl (jlllHhH.;c.:p~ a-.; expected to Ic.: tum_. to th ~ lntt.: up .1~ S,\11 D1c go til l!\ to \Htlp up Jl'i lust lrtp to the Woild Se11~s 'I nee 19X4 Ohvulu~l) 1t 1-.; not th~ pn'!lum we \,.mled to he 111" Gl.t\lllC '-'~ud But we kh \W h.1d .1 dt.uH: ~ .md \\C ~til l do hn IUS.~; ul om pildllll!! .mel lum \'C .Ill! \l,Jnlll~ IO \\\Ill~ thr: h II\ Wr.:. lr.:.d If olll)llllll! ~.;,\tl LtUl\t: h.llk It om l 0 \'e ~.: m Down tn then tmll II\ L 1.mls Mnml•y n1gh1 111 Sun D1 ..:go thL: Dlt\L:"' c.u n c.: h Kk lnr .1 7-6 '' 111 th 1t ti t ngh111110 thts )Cur's theme of 111ld ,u1d "ucky Looktng to ,1\n td ,, t11p buck to All,mt.t Boc hy gambled ,nul brought tn Bro11n 101 JU't hts thud reltef appcur.mL:e e\cr hopmg Ius uce could g11 e hun '" o stt ong 111111 ngs Bul Bn"t n 11110 h,ul been '"1 to st,ut Gmne 6 gu1e up n tht ce tu11 homet tn the etghth 10 Mtd~o~cl Tuck « th ,tt rut Atl,ulln nhe,tu lnr good 81011 n 1\t1und up thrnwtng 41 pttch es mean111g he'll now pmh Gume 7 11 ncc e'is,lr) .1g.unst M.1ddu)'\ 1 I feel hnd ubmil thut 'econd nmmg. bec..:.IUse 11 opens up Brm.:c to -.;econd-g.ues..,ing. Brown -.;.ud 81n\~s m.m,Jge• Bobb) Cox m tde h1s own unusu 11 mo\c al te1 do,r.: l Kerr) L1gtt:nhc1g gnH! up ,11\\n 1un home< to pullh httlet Gteg M) cr' th.n lnlltlt>- 11 7 6 \\ 11h no nut.. Ill the nmlh Co-.: •HIIlllllllllcd ~l.1ddu'i \\ lm hnd not telie,ed """e I~K7 STP FUEL SYSTEM MAINTINAN CE FREE NAPA/NASCAR 50"' ANNIVERSARY THERMAL TRAVEL MUG 1 Nltn Any 120 or llo" P urch~)e dum'9 Octooer l..MII OM ~~~~9 Of! (rr nvP~ ~~ll pit!:~ r.;l1.10t1, bo'" es <>f 5 ~ Fuvll~ti.!O ~~o.JO \ IIJrtlirdlbor.ed Sfl" '>.J1w Core'~ Jl~d F~e "JIKIOI Cu~t ~sm~o I MIOI"f' .\h. t u~c•tt l.t ~ I ~(,.1 roll N~' ..I.UlO ~AJTS )lOI II ~PC CARPETED FLOOR MATS a...!M blo<t ""' • ·td 1823 1<91)"" 93 Offers gOO<.! ot these par! c pot~ NAPA ~UTO PAKTS ::.•r/1'\ 157 WALNUT ST. • MIDDLEPORT 992-2131 ' �• I .. .fage 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednetlday, October 14, 1998 Wedneaclay, October 14, 1998 \ dunng two of the lo"e'. Toghl end Freddte Jone,, nne "' ' the Charger.' leadmg recetver-. satd Gtlbride had "1<»1 conlrnl of the f<M>t· ball team ... butt he coach "wa' put on a tough "IUallon having lo play Ryan Leaf now. and a\,u wm at the ~ooame lime." • \ll( In hts two <easons wolh the Charger>. Golbnde was 6-16 June Jones, offenMve ccx~reonalor and lormer Atlanta Falc<>ns head cuach. re\ue~ant\y agreed lube onter· •m coal:h after JU'-11 s1x momh~ wuh the team. ··11 was not rny an amb111on to be a head coach again." he 'a1d . .. And. I wa~ more "oncerned lor Kc\'ln He brought me here A• a;stslant coache!\, rnaybe we laded lwn " "Thong> leading up 111 lhos make lone' 'aid the Chargcf\ lwlle approached hun ahout the jllb, and the lir.t wne he wa' "' up,el ""'"''· the tdea of 11 lhal he relu.,.d to di'<U" 11 He recon.,dered tho: olter aller Sunday's 111" "Even though I've only been here 11 Mnneth1ng had to do. We want 111 won 1<~>1bhll mes."' he said. "We thmk w.: ~.;an Lu n th1' armand •• Gtlbndc. 47. satd he latd a fnun · diJlton lor u br 'hi luture fiJt the Chargers, und onJ ated he deserved JnOnlh,, r~c: grown tO \,tJVC thC"''~ more tune tu ma play<"· " he said "Tioey work hard .uuJ ~c:servc a chuncl! to Win g.unco, Hup<lully. I can get this thong lurneit around and we can pul together a plan 111 gel l~e ball movtng up lhe held." Chargers general manager Bobby 11 work "Mn'l ul the p~<ce< are 10 place and 11 '> jU>l a mailer nl lllne before some ul the young pluyer~~o mature tnlll the players they are capable ol bec0111111g and the team lake< ull ." he •atd " My btggc>l dt>appui"unent" Bealh:.m.l sau..l th~ d~c1s1on tu tire thai f will nul be a part Ill II .. Go\bnde was llttticult . e>p<etally dur· Golbnde ••gnud a 5-year. ~ . 2 mtl· tng the <eason. hut the "'"(ale anp lwn "'onlraCI wuh the Chargers on confidence nl players was fading . and\ janu,ory \91J7 Beathard said the ' lell an ommedoate Charger. will pay olf his contract , management , change was ncceliliUry The Chargers ..:nred just22 olfen - Ilk· t·.... ,.h.·• n Ea~i&.';.tuu~.t-. ~·•tc.t 1~11-t,u<ltll~k'li IIV~hy llltii.ICaJ.cw,oll, "'e lnuchdown' in 22 game' unaer · Gtlhndc, an otfen>~ve coxlfdtnalnr Ill Hou,u1n ana Jack...,nville before takln~ lhe ~an Diego jOb Leaf has JUsl one lo>uchduwn pa" and ha< turned over the ball 15 tomes. • Junes. 45. wem 1'.1-30 in hi' three "'a sons ( I \194-%1 a' head co:.Ch at Allama. where he '1"'.111 I'.177 ·XI as a hackup quarterback. Con>tdered a g~ru tor yuung quarterba~ks . Junes " aiMI remembered lor a side line blowup wuh then Faknns sognalcaller Jeff Goorge thai ended bmh of SU id The Panthers' decoston lo waiVe the1r l1rst-ever drall L:hOice leaves them wothoul much proven depth al Collins' posttoon. The only two quar· terbacks on Carolina's ac11 ve roster whom lelt betrayed At that p01nt . are Steve Beuerleon. a 33-year-old Cap<rs saod. he hegan to wonder of playmg wnh hos 11\lh NFL team. and keep1ng Co\lins around would neale Shane Mauhews. who has pl.tyed on the nght kon<.l ul cnmonment lor the restnlthe team. two games m IIH~ pro season!'. C.tpers sa td the Panthers 'poke Funher doudong the ptcture IS the lact that C,~ro hna. whoch h,,, \osl a wuh at least I() teams ovor sever.ol fram:h1 se-worst seven con~l!cut 1ve days lu gauge of any dub s nu ghl he games. mcludmg live 1h1 s season. 1s onteresleJJ 111 tradtng lor Col \on s not s.:heduled to gel a tirsHound pock Afte r f111d1ttg no tukers , Curo l1nu elec ted 111 Wutve him shOrtly allerth~ m next r,~ar·s draft "We'll have to lake II step by NFL's lradtng deadltne e•p~ted " I don't know how we ~:nuld have step." coach Dum Ca pors H.ud "Thts re:"iponded 1n any other means :· IIi somethtng thutl'arnc unc xpcuetlly. We hadn 't anltctpatcd th is So Capers sutd "For me,lu "'here and we•ll CX: plure VMIOUS opiiOilS " say thalli has not heen a tll'<ilnldHlll C.1pers saod the P,onthers tell lt ~e wou ld he loult sh It 's S~llt1Cihtng that they hud few opltons .ol'ter Collons has a maJOr unpa ~ l on your team " walked IIlli} the coa< h's ollice last Stemberg stud the numer devel Wednesday and told hom he thought oped " ltke a wtld1tre" .ond that ll would be best for the te:un of some- Cui\Ins never mtendcd tor 11 11~\g_et/ this fur one else look over as the starter "There's been a premat ure rush 10 Cup<rs saod that once word i!f Colltns' request reached the locke r tud~menl ami vtltltc,tltun that roa\l y . ~ore Mack fac·es By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (APt - For !he secon d lime 111 a year. Cmcmnull Bengnls safety Trem:un M.!Ck is fnctng drunken dnvong charges thul could undercut hts curcer. : Mack. 21 f.1ccs mnrc j.u ltome and J>umshment by the NFL tnllow mg an arrest and .oltercatoon wuh u poltce oflicer on Tue'lluy mom mg. He IS ~I ill on proballon from a dounken d11 ~mg convoctoim \nsl October : Although he woll rcm.un on the 63-mnn roster for now, he fuces pnothet· season clouded by ,his longilandong problems wub uk·nlwl. ! "It would be improper for the club Jo comment further until 11 becomes ~nown what nclums loc,tl courts nnd fhe NFL wtlllnkt;."' Benga\s general )Tinnnger Moke Brown said. ' • Mack wn< arrestell nl 4·44 ,t m !ruesday after police found him passed out allhe wheel ofhts slopp<d ~ar 111 the slow-speed Inne of Inter-· fl,tle 75 nenr downtown,, Mnck failed tiekl soblicty tests ~nd then puslte<llhe urrestmg ollocer and was subdued wolh the help nf n i:hemtcaf sp1 •'Y· ll('cordmg to Ihe ~oh<f tepotl : He wa' dl.trgcd "llh drunken lilt· "mg 1Cs1~1111g nrrest nnd dlivm~ ~ ithout u license He was relensed f10m the H,um ltnh County Just1ce Cenlct nn $~ .000 bond room. II quockly be.:ame apparen t the quarterback no longer wou ld have the backtng of hts teamm.tles. many u\ .. n·l merited." satd Steon berg, who tlc !Wtl~d (',llltns U't S(Jmeonc.~ who wa> mere ly trusJrated wuh how the ~ca)rjn n wa)rj gmng and got IWt:r~ whelmed wi th emotion when he wcnl onto ' l"'ak wol h C.opcrs "1 hts IS a hlttgh player who's pla)cd thmu gh broken noses and hroken Jaws and hung 111 there:· Stetn· hcrg 'a"\ ·And I heltcvc lh,ol when p<uple gel a clo,mce Ill talk to Kerry. thcy ' \1 realoze thai ll was just an thc-"ir curecrs w1th AtlaJJta Ten days afler Innes lust the Atlanta jllb, h~K wtle w.os doagnn•ed 'l'llh can~:er. He •a\d the last year ha• ht:en dorti cull fur hts 1an11ly, and thai alsn played tnto hos he•uancx In luke KEVIN GILBRIDE! the Chargers P'"itinn. ' Ryan dtd not return a phone call to The As~uctul ed Pre•• · won.a dmSiun IItle and advance lo the NFC title game. two feats never before .tccnmpl ~<hed by a secondyear NFL expansmn team. Coll ins wa• 10-4 and was a late tnV!lee 10 the Prn lluw\ Any chance of a repeal 111 \997 seemed 111 dosupp<tfr in the ex htbittom seaHon. when Collins was sideltned wolh a broken jaw and wu< ao;cused of dtrec11ng a rai:ial epuhet at a black ... fl.! . M.10·k could be se ntenced In up lo s~< months 111 Jill I und line(\ $\,!XIO. 'Fhe rcsislmg mresl charge cnrnc s n liM;(~ omum 1JO-duy stny Ull(\ $750 l'lnc. If conv..,led. Muck wnuld he bt•mtghl before 11 JUd!:C tn Clc mtoll \. Co unty for u puro lc v1oluhon Dou ·I as low as a minute Digital ~ Rate Plans lll)dll ;- the su..,pcndcd part otlus semcnce :-- II' he 1s ~.:o n vH.: tCd nn the lntest ch.11 ge.:. . \'he N,llo on,o\ Footbn \1 I cu~ ue '!' 11\ '"' e sto ~.ot e .md could llne M,tek amd s1111pen tl h11n for to111 g.uncs Under \Is "uhsl.mce ubu"c pnlicy. was Now! $25- J,60" 30Q mlllltes $35- ~ 440 mlnutl!$ Spokc,wonmn l esllc 11nmmond s.ud Mack dlliiHII 1~1urn n mc ssugc k•f't o n' Ju o.; 1lll'\H'nng much llle 111 -., n~c nl , ~nd un.l\ ml,1bl!,: l nr comml.":nt. · M .t~k \\llldd be con:mlc1eli 11 fcpe.1 t nlk ml t:1 hy the NPL ,. He, \\'II' CeU.Ular Rate Plans TREMAIN MACk NCAA ex~dends suspensi"on of Mich'gan's Ray to si.x games M1dli~Htl ~.;nuld .1ppe.1l Rll) ' ... 1, . g.Ullt' 'U'i)lt:'ll'i iOil Ill :Ill ,\lll!lllpt (0 rcduu:- 11 tn lh c !).Hnl' . . hut otlu.: ~oll o,; did lUll lllllllCdi,\le)y s.1y '' hL'I hCI l h~) would do o.;n The "i~ll iHI hum C'nlliiH· bu" Oluo . uiiL',Ill y l1.1' llli"""L'd thtcc g:anw'i .m aprx.~.tl wen: rc]L'clcd. 01 nonr,.• wrre m~u.IL'. R.1y \\Ould not pl.ay .tg.un II un1tl M1 l' h1 ~·1 n hmh Penn St.11 c 1111 Nrn 7 - nnt (h:t ~I , , ~d lll"'l Mill · OC \rl l. \ ,1, the \~ ho\)) h.td \ ,1\LI );1',1 L'd Bcl.lli\C til\.' Woh 1.'1 1lh.' "' .Ill' 1)l.1y· Ill~·' 12 ~ dllll' ll'!!lii:U "it'. l\011 ... ~.. l~t·d · uk. ltty\ ol'fc1l\c - n .'LCI' 111 g .tn mdtJCUI lwnd1t l1om ,1 'POll' ngc nt - mc.uh lh.' rnu~t ht.: -.u ... IK'ndcd . ' lor Yri . was Now! $?4·95 - X 150m\~ $39·?5_)8(5 300m\~ h.1\f tho '"'"1"'- NCAA <poke<wnm,m Inne J ,mf..ows~t 'i.ttd Tucsdn) ~~ The Ml,pcnston \\nuhl he lm l1 vc gmnc..; 11 the Wlli Vt'llllL'' \~L'I\! pL1y· mg.n typll'nl 11 -gnmc 1egul.tt ofiiL 1.11.., llldlc.tiL'li t:'ll l llt'r . tl1c NC' AA -J "'rvtng ntght. an 114:e and ten p<llnl\, g<>ing 2-2 on the fmnl lin• wllh lwu kol\, and runnong the ~a>lern often"' w11h a \1). \~ ntghl and '" """"· lt~.~ yman wa' (,-1 \Crvang w11h fnur proml' and wa> 1· 1 ' Piking."'"' pro· dudng 12 -21 "''' fror live a""'' Sayre wa' 'J.'J ' ervtng tm Sooth · ern Wllh "' po11n1' and wa' 4X-51 \Cl· long, F;olhon f<ou'h wu' 12-14 \plk1118 Wllh IWIJ ktll,, J.y<I,O' Wa\ I(). I() \CIV· ing Wllh \eVen proonl,, Kara King had a h-7 o,ervmg mght wuh froor pomh and Kim lhle added vnc:. I hie hod five ktll' Valerte Karr ro"' tro the frorm thai claomed her the league\ Mo,\1 Valu· The repnrt 'aY' Ty,un felt cmbar• r1111..:d and humoloalcd hy haVIn~ llo undergo live day • olle,lmg unJ wa' cunccrncrJ thai JlCople would think he wa• " p,ych11." "I have nu \CII·c,lecm. but the htggcsl cgu inlhe wror\d," Ty"on 'aod The rcpnrl recommend ~ that Tyson undergo P>Y<hulhcrapy and lhul hos prublems with d~pre-.tnn and Kcll-e>lcern cun be treated wilhnul any further mcdtc:olion The report •uid he hud been taking the antide· pres>ants after the Holyfield fig ht and fur lhc lust month. but <lf!pped lle~:uuse 11 made him lose hos urge In light. II conclude• by saytnj~lhere i• no way In predtcl future behavmr. but the doctors n<lieve Ty,on" Iilio bux aga on. ' " II is the nptnton of the evuluutiun leumlhul Mr Tyson" mentally ftllrl return 111 box mg. 10 cntn pl y wolh tha rules and regulations, und w dv so without repemion of June 2H. 1997," the report suod. J "Wht!e we take nmeofthe ompul · stYily. emnt111nul problems and engntlive problems outlined above. it is our opinion lhul none of th ese, ulone or 111 cm nblllll\ion, render Mr. Tyson mentully until in lhts regard " The doctors Included a nettrnpsy· o: hnlog~Sl, fl'YCht:otri\1, dtnical P'Y· Nevada Alhletoc Cumm"""n want' ehulugl\t, lwn ncurulug"l' and a dooc- me Ill do on order,,, regatn my hcrn"' lor-law)er, · Ill ftghl. " f'hc cumttl"""n wtl\ mecl MonThe cummi'stuner> ••ked for the day lu delermone whether tn rchcen 'e P'Y•hialnc report aflcr ' a "'·hour Ty,un. It Ty,un "denied a !teen.... ltcen"ng he:onng d..toded nothtng lu'l he wtl I have tu waol another year 10 month. hi! ab le lo return 111 the nng. At "sue :01 Mnnday 'hcannM wt\1 Tywp :onJ h" wile. Mont ca. had not only be Ty>on·, P'Ycholugt,:ol luughl to, keep the rep<m pnvale, reo;ords, but que''"'"~ ubuul a tight argumg thai on ly memh~r. of the ullcr u tender-bender he was onYolwed · cnmm"'"'n needed 111 know the >tate m on Aug 3\ of the tnner wurkmg> uf the former " It wtll be a very tnterestmg hearchampwn \ mtnd mg.' ' preukted Marc Ratner. the .,, lifter a Male Supreme Court rultog commi'soon \ executove d~tecwr Monday 1~a1 fuvpreu the relcaoe of The major quesllon a•ked by the the repcms, he stgned a wa tYer agree- cnmmtssoon was whether the doctors ing to make them public believe Tyson ts mentally ftllo com· The report offers some todbih pete without ha ving another ept sode urn>ul Tyso n', hfe. tndudtng the fuel hke the one tn whoch he bu Holy· thai he wla rJoclllrs he urank akoht)\ field's ear; lour days before the le,ts Ty"on hud The other qu e,toons centered problems wnh drtnktng tn hi> around Tyson's abtluy IO handle ,younger days. but converted 10 Islam 'tress and hts mental dougnnsis on pmun and hud satd he dtd not Tyson and hts advisers Y.unlthe drtnk any longer. heanng as soon as possoble because Tyson tssued u statement saytng they want T)>on w lt ght on Dec. 5 tf he didn't want to releu,e th e report' he gets hos loce n'e buck butt hut ht ,- m(un goal "gelltng back •· Tyson laces Ina\ 111 Montgomery tnl u the rtng ·· County. Md .. the sume du) the com· "On numerous occthiOnH l have mtsston meets nn assault charges up<>logtzed for my ltetinns 1n the tlng tiled by two men sfemm tn g from the >< Evunder Holyfield."' Tyson sutd trultic ucctdenl oulMde Washtnglon ' " I um wolllng 10 do whmever the Schol<t slt c sid e l&ghl s II'• nul just for superiority in the Midwest Athletic Conference. Friday njghl'• showdown between Divl•iun VI'• top two teams may decide the slute poll champion .' No. !·ranked Delpho• St. John '• hosts No. 2 St Henry in n bailie of unb eaten~. There's a lot of trudtllon bu~ king both l~nnt• , because St. John 's Is the dcfcndms stule poll und p)uyoJff chump and St. Henry ha.~ wnn t'IJur poll ~n>wns und four lilies on the 11eld this decnde No mauer who wms. however. it's nul us if they clln start planniny their pluyotf tailgate parttes JUsl yet. . Coldwater. S-1 overull, 3-0 in the MAC and No. 15 in the Dtvi,sinn IV ranklngs, ts still nut there awlliling a slip by either teum El<ewhere. Kevin Hurdy - who hus IOluled 1.3H4 yards and 19lnuch· dcJWilH so far - pil~d up 3~2 yurdH on 26 carrtes und four scores 111 Nltllerspnrl's 36-2K win over Hculh: Mnuri~:c Hull collcclcli 343 yurds "" 3ft tries liS Cnlumbu• BriK>khtiVCII hl!ul Columbus South 2K-14: Jusltn Yules run hts IUIIIISIll I_362 yttnl.s II lid '12 pnint s lly nlidmg 120 yuro.ls und lnur touchdown s 111 11 42-41 lnss Ill <lutes Mills lillwkcn , Kcolh Sh1nc 's 1!6 ynt\ls and live tuuduluwns led \'VIury sv lllc 1111'1 Wulktns Menonnul, J4 -0. J R Mct'ny 111dcd up .1!1 I and Ben Sedmak hull 21U yards on 20 !l)sl ils opener 30-0 I<> Ltmu Buth. but carries in unbeaten Ashtabula Hur· slnl:t won f1 v~ an n ruw un !xtr's 33-0 win over Jefferson Area. AIRBORNE: Ben Batr hit 16-of· 24 pusses for 279 yords and three HCorcs In Poland Seminary's 31·19 win over Sulem; Buley's Brian Moriarty pmed for 287 yards with Drew Dert~om CUIChlng I() pllHS· es for \92 yards and twn scores - in a 41·36 victory over Hebron Lakewood; Brendan Burns pussed for 320 yards afitl three touchdowns but Canal Winchester still lost to BloomCarroll 21·20, Nate Keller und Tod lunnanluono hooked up fur four touchdown pusses - ull In the lirHI half - of Tltlln Culven'; 34·6 win oYer Carey. Juson Stechschulte hud n schln>l· record live touchdown pusses nnd Chris Hnlker cuughlu 'C\lllO\-recnrd three nf them .as Columbus GruYc hcul Upper Sctulo Vulley, 119-13 . Flndluy's Ryun Hite compl~l~d 2 1-ul· 37 p11sses li>r 25M yunls uml lwu tnuchdnwns, but his third uuerccptlnn nf the gume ctunc llllhe guullinc wolh 2 minutes lcflnf 11 21· 111\ns. II >B~ll· lord ( Moch ) ~ Antly Bmnks cu mplel· cd Just eight pusses 011 1 fnr 2K7 ym ds average of 26 pot nt s: and CI~Yc l and Omng~ (li·OI mutch~o.l its win lot:d for the last fi1e )ears Y.llh a 7-6 VICtory t\l'er Wtckhtfe able Player A·Nard la'l year. by 8'""¥ 3-4 \Crving with an ace. then ham· merong 12· 14 'poke> for a game·h•sh ' ..even """''and three block\. Km · al\tJ 6idded an ~\\I ttL Je,,ica Br4111non wa• 2-4 o,ervong wtlh a pomland wa' 7- II 'Piking wuh an'Jiher &cod IIIJhl and three k•ll• Kri,u:n C~e~aloer WI<' 1: 1 'Piking Wllh u kill. Jack"'" ,aod . "II wa' \Cnour n•sht and the large <ruwd really JIOI u• into' 11 We ,turted out \lrtw. hut fmi,hed · stmnf Southern had a aood team und had be<n on quilt a roll lately. Now we mu'l fi'nl\h oul the"'"'"" and gel ' ready fur lhe tournament. I'm proud of the gtrh for a great "'"'on and great two year• " · Caldwell eKpre"ed hh 41i,ap-; poontment. but pruo.,.d Ea,tem for a fine "'"""n and that he too would be gelling hi• troop\ ready for Ihe wur-:: nament. , Alexander spikers defeat Meigs Alexander defeated Meogs II ·" and 4-15 on Ohto Dtvtston TVC \'OI· · leybul\ uc111m Tue,duy eve non J · Meogs wllh the loss drops to 15-4 • o1erall and 12·3 in the TVC. lied , wtlh Alexander for first place. Tung) Laudermtllled Me1g• wtth 10 for I0 ser1 ing "'ith fi1e pOint ~ and <IX"""Is. Shannon Pnce wu• four for four "'llh three potnts and four: assl'ls. Tonyu Mol\er was live for five• 1111h two points and two ktlls. Brwke 1 Wollt~ms was fi1e for til e with IY.O poim!. Trucy Coffey wus four fov four wolh IY. O points and five kills.; Trtcta Da1·1s was three lor three with · one poonl. Am) Hyse ll Y.ai IY.O for IY. O1111h four ktlls. Ta"ny Jones and Amber Vmins Y.us one for one sen ., 1ng Meigs was 35 for )~ servmg . und twn scurcs in Pundurn·GIIhnu's 4'l·O lrntmph nvcr 1\rltnl!llln: and Rrcnt Wt sc h1l J7 .. uf- l~ pusses fnr 271 yurds ltml 11 'Cnrc '" Tofliro l'nlumhum's .l~- 7 wm uver Bucy rus. UPSETTING Sccund· tnnkctl Wm1c11 Hlmltng - 1.mkc<luonong llic lnp ICIIIIIs Ill the lllllllllf hy liS II \nsl In DIVtslllll IV Yurds on 17 t;Ur ii Cs unU scurcd llucC '1\ldlly times - g tv~ng him 1.237 yurds nml Ymmgstnwn Ursuline JH- 11 ns Dnvc ~ I touchdowns nn theY"'" - lis Mtl· Pullur cumplclcll 17-ni -.IK p11sscs \ur lmli Center Fuuhunks hcul DcGru\1 24 1 yn rd" IUHIIwn sL'tlr~s . Jim R~m ­ nctlc threw tuur tum:hdown IM s~cs. ~ov cr, lllc. 41 -0 . Mtl ch Wcsluy.:r gumcd 21).1 yunls kt ~kcd. u l'tdd g.onl unll th1 c~ cxllu pnints nll.mH.~1sl 1..'r hurl11:ld l lnHlll 's '\llll <Llllc~ l\our tunc' 111 "•tn"k I kn J I~ 2:1 Will uvcr previou sly unhL'tlh.' ll ofs -111-14 uv.·r Dcll11 . 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Stacy Mtlb · four and Tammy Fryar two No Ea•l· em ..:onng wa\ available Eastern goe~ to rvliller Thursday .'"'""Y .· D.t, 1d Lc\ me. w.h tr.wehng Tuc-;ll ~lY Sol)'s .. a nul her r•oonl. ll II . then Karr served the next IWII p11in1' f<1r the won F.a,tern went up 1-0om a Juli llay· man "Hrt 1n lhc ~tund game. lhen Kun Sayre added tho: next fuur tm a 4-1 SIIS lead . Ly<on' and Kong pu,hcd the .,.;ore Ill a ().f SHS lead. he lore Evan' came b..:'k to .,.;rife tnur and toghten lhe \Cure too n-5 Southern, Tw11 "'"rele" vul ley' preceded an IItle scnre, then An~• Woolle unchured an ''"'lern •troonghnld with \Cvcn \lmtghl "'""'' fur a J 2· 7 \cud. the lfaymun """red the next three funhe win Evan' led the way with a 12- 13 Un_ beaten Delphos St. John, St. Henry to tangle Friday By RUSTY MILLER \,"1 October 111 nctghhonn g permonl County. und coul tl be Mli..hlp.Ul .... li t• !) Mo~rL ll' R.l} \'Ill ha v~ to "il l, out tlu:l.!c 11101t.: gn mcs bcc.tU 'iL' ol 1111p1nper umt.ltt wn h 11 s(lnrh 11gertt not I\\ u g.\ rilL'',,.., -.d1onl ,By TIM DAHLBERG f One d111:111r SJlCCulaU.d lhut Ty .. on, LIIS VE(JAS j!\l'l - Moke wluo •a•u he never lust c•msctnu•nesH Ty111on w:1~ extr~ ntcly o.l~prc•se<l at the in the ring nut did several lome• alter IIIII~ h~ nil Evander linly ticlo.l'H ell" ht:ahng• •• a chold. may have rcsid· :ond "unlikely lh coonu11t •uch an >K:l ual allcnlinn·dclicit d1s11rd~r again. a IIIL>dtcal puncl in a repurt Ty!llm loo \d the dooclurs he wus nul thntlind• he i• "lit" lu return In the •uicidlll but huHhull fi:eltng• ul """· rmg. ne•s. ho>pelc-.ne'" und hc lpl etlkg~•• Ty•nn •atd he wa• ref.lin~ "all my hfe," ., 1 · •· hi!Jrayed hy "JlC<>ple ~ wuulo.l ltJve '- +It wa. ullerl11il~1y \tng:tt;lng und died t't~r "lcadmg Uflllllhc June 1997 hoHltle during the live duy•uf examH. title light aguin•l Hulyfield. accord· Twn ul the dotclotr. trcaltng hom saod '"!: lolhc p•ychoul~lc rCfl'lrl re leased he snapped in anger at them 111 sepal<klay by the •tule allorney general '~ rule 1mnanc~H . expresH inJI a "'w1Nh'' tu \ nflice. harm nne nf lhcm atune fX>int. The report. by a team of doctors " It wa• thiH e•uluawr'• dtnicul who examined the former heavy- impre••inn thllllhl• inctdenl dtd nm weight chumpiun IWillllonth, purtruy• reflect Mr. Ty110n'• intent to inlimt· liim 1111 lacking in HC!If·e•leem' and dale but ruther that it wu• an ex pre•· depreKKed lo the ,xtint that he took •ion <If a funtu•y in reaction to the untidepreHHunl drug• in the munlhH fru •lrulion uf this evuluallon:· Dr followinj~lhe Holylield light. . Jeremy D. Schmahmunn wrote. The report wu• nro.lered by the Till! report did nul say whom Nevada Alhlelie Cummi••ion· a• u Ty•on waHangry ul before the Holyrequtrement for TyHon in hi• unempt tield light, but he Iuter hud a btllcr to regain hi• licenHe, which he luHI for •Piil wllh pmmnler Don King and hts biting Holyfield. The commiHKion munuger•. John Home and Rory meet• Monday Jo conHider the Holloway, claiming they •tole nul· requeHI. lion• of dollar• from him. The report suy• l'y•on hu.~ a "conThe team of •ix doctol'l!, which stellation of neurobehavwal exnmmed TyBon al Mn•llllchu•cns deficus" thai include problems wuh General Ho•pltal In Boston, found unenlion •pun. memory, reading, lhul he was fillo llght agam and nul Hpclli ng und impul•e cpntrol." likely to bile another opponent. AP Sporta Writer • ~~ctoon ANN ARnO I . Mtc-h IAPJ - ,... •' • The _Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Panel's ·report says Tyson mentally fit to box again /. Ely th e lime the year ended. • il .t\1 the roght j ngreo.ltenls " Collons had thrown an NFL-ht gh 2 1 KERRY COLLINS C,olltn• rei used too speak wllh mterceplluns and had the league's re 11orter.. hut ossued ,, stalelltenl. lowest quarterback rul• ng. The Pan- ' offensive b tnator. Gil Haske ll : '' I'd lik e to ex p r~:-.!-1 my si ncere thers. 13-S u year earlt er. s!tpped lo and onslall ed u versoon of the West .tpptect,llllllt fm every thing that the 7-9 and missed the playoffs. Cons! offense. Bill Collins sill\ had . , P.uH IH!r!too' mg.trHZ.IIHlll tllcl fur me The Punt hers refu.ed 111 January In problems. gellmg onlercepled ftve durong my tune 111 Caroltna."' saod pay Collins a $6 mtllion bonus thai 11mes in Curolma's tirsl four game• • Co llul!too, who wus 2~ -2 1 .1s C,1rnlum 's would h.ove extended hts ongonal before gmng w speak with Capers. starter · I regret thai lhtngs dtdn'l contrncl for three more yea111 Instead. " Hopefully lhts woll end up hetng. work uul here. but I mn certaon thai lhe team elected to lei hom play this the heslthtng for KelT)'." Cup<;f11 sutd. • the l'amhers wtll enjoy greal success year us a rcHlricted free age nt und "und the bes t thing for Ihe Curnltna· Ill_the ytar~ to cnme." become 'un unrestricted' free agent' at PunlherH " Cull on.- btggcst success cume 111 the end ol 199M \<J% . when he lielped the P.tnlhers The !>anthers brought in u new ! M.1ck 1s on proh,lllon f1o111 u conordt.!red to st•rve up to '\~0 dny._ ' teummal e unlnllun,th:: " ltUulumnnO that he has ,1 go~ on . the nllocer pundlCd him 111 the slu nmclolhree luncsund got hun tnlo the pl1IH:c cur,nc\.·ording. to 1hc rcpo 11. If cunvocled of drunk en dllvtng. w.~le ""Y' jail .time, penalties by NFL after arrest urrcsted lu<t yclll and pleaded no CIOn· resisted when he w.ts aneslcd test to drunken d11von g and dtll'lll£ · Ma'k .ol\cgedl) pushed the nflicer v.1th d suspended l1censc Ill Clermont v. ho sprnyctl lll!n w1th .1 (,;ht: nll ca l County 1111lo1n1 When M.ock pt l'hcd .Innes A judge sentenced hun 1030 d.t ys in Jatl nnd soiSpended the iolheo 310 do~ys Muck wen\ 10 ,m NI'L· appwvcd treatment ccnl~r und wus a.:tll.llct1 lor the lust montll of the • sen<on. but did ·not play He was Ihe Bengals' kockoff . renunet ,lhis se,l«tn ,md had n97:ytml touchdown relutn agninsl Bultimote on Sept 27 The arrest added to hts legacy cof prohlems with alcohol. When the Bcngals drafted hom out of Mi.tmt 111 the fourth round lnsl yeur. Muck uil endy hnd bee n nrrested sox tomes 111 the prel' oous lour years AI lensl three ol th ose anests tn volved alcohol The Bengnls we 1e o lf on Monduy and Tuesday followmg ~ 25 -20 ' ..,. lory ol'el Piusburgh Mi!Ck was 1 ~rrested by o poiiL'C col(tcct chccko11g oulutcpmt lhlll a cur \\•as slopped 111 the 11ght hund \nne nl the nueostnlc Acentdmg tn the po\k(• rcpno·t. offoccr Ryan Jones found Mnck passed out u1111e wheel wuh the keys in the ignition und had to shuke htm to wuke h11n Mnt k smelled of ltlcohoi nnd fnlled ~Obilcty test~li, fhen Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~lcpttamclwan'. wl><• had acwccr In tltat lir~o~ game. Snutltcrn lmk night. ru,hcd the "<;urc lu 10- ~. then tlk•n Inn~ Ilk: '-•'"-"" m '-~l~dtiul! the nlllua ~-lllcad ( 'n;tch llnw td':thl· llngi Wultc made il II - ~ after three S.KIIIk'lll ' liwn.t~looc• 1\-11, 1 ~ -7 111 wdh"l ilfn<ll~ "" had hccn 1111 an II · •lratghl """rclc" Snulhern scrvu1g IWtt M."ilt l'u~JW.I,•y ni~ll flrl:lmc a 2 winnu1g flifrcuk late m ttu; t.CUt•Hn allcrnpl' l ~tri!L" "Cnior lliJ!IU crnwd at bOO.t:rn • ;uwl h;•lt'llll lngctltcr a inc 14-7 ,.,a. Kun Sayre added a fl'>inl, then llil!h Sd~<•li ,.,n , Kim Sayre added unc Iaiiy. Stu· l.yoon' pulled Sooulht:tn hack inlulhe 'I he Will .11111wcd Ihe Ea!!k• 111 cy Lynn• Ollfdcd arNHho:r. theA Kara i!JIIIc with live •tratght "'"'"and .:Iindt lhc~r Jil'C& tn'l "''nfli4:culi\lc 'l'rt· K1"~' •uhlling fur f~unl ·hncr 11allmt hclplmm ber I runt lone ul k11u'h and V.1llcy ( '1Mtlcrcucc Ilucking 1>1•l.,uu Koou•lt <ervcd up three murc fnr tltc Kimlhlc. the"'"'" nuw lied alll · f I. Chantjli•M,.hljl uulrij:ltl wilh a II•· I lead. Juh llailey. •uhllong fur An;• Je'""" llr.onnnn and Va\croe Karr ••wrullntark .uk\14-1 rccurd uvcr:oll. 'layluf'.,<ervcd uplhe nc•t live point' dnlltJmotcd the I mnl tnc with a tota( In II<Vlllf 'ul htH.cuiur•. l!a•tern 111 cra.c the Snuthern lead and gove 111 2~ 'fltkin g rule and len ktll' e•r.tch l>.wt JacboMI •hu1cd alluf tho:m the gumc a new cmnplc•nm The llrunn11n hcnclitcd lmm a Kurr 'Ptke - Jc••ica llrannun. Valcroc Karr, makc-uvcr pr"vcd 111 be a glanHour on the next play for a 12-11 hilS Michelle lluckley. Slephantc. Ev:m•. siHol fur lhe t'.a11le• and .cnl Snuthern lc;.J A couple scorclc" \IIIley' lmt.e Juhc I layman. llngi Taylur and lln~i inllla tail •pin. the ..:core unlll I!Yan' agaon \CrH'ed Winless Panthers· grant Collins' wish with waiver By JbE MACENKA CHARLOTTE. N C lAP) Kerry Co\lons apparenlly wt\lland on hos leet ufter beong cut by the Car· ohna Panthers Whether the same thing can be said for hts former team rema1m to be seen Cnllons. drafted tn the first round 111 l'l95 to he the corner>lnne of the Panthers. was wal\ed Tuesday. siX da ys after he satd hos heart was no longer tnto bemg the club's quarter· back Less than an hour after he wjis .:uJ, . two other teams hud called to tnquire about hts semces. saod Leogh Stet nberg. the quarterback's agent. Stetn· berg ca\led ot un ondocullon ollhe hogh level ol onteresl he expects tor a 25· year-old player who le-s than two years ago appeared on the NFC cham· p1onshop g.une and lhe Pro Bowl . "Someone IS gomg 111 gel an out· standong qu.~rlcrback whose besl years are ahead of htm." Stem berg • Ea·stern v~rsity volleyballers defeat Southern in two games : Chargers fire Gilbride, name Jones ·head coach By MICHELLE WILLIAMS SAN DIEGO lAP) - When Ry_an . Leaf and the San Dtego Charger. gill progrt!~'\IVdy worM: ~ttcroptn1ng the NFL \ea\<m wuh two v1cton.:s. Kevan Golbnde look the blame .. All hough I am on a •tale 'hock over the umong of the lermtnalion. I caMOI say I am •urpri"'d hy the developmcm." Gtlbnde satd on a statement released by the Chargers after hts d"m"sa\ Tue~uy. "When you are the head football coach and your team does not won as many game~ as manageme:nt feels you ;hould. someone ts goong 10 he held .~<countable," · saod Gtlbnde, who wuh Leaf at quarterback won lhelf fi"l two games . but then lost four straight as Leaf was benched 0~ • ,, . �' Wedne$day, October 14, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Indian teacher wi·n s Nobel for -e conomics STOCKHOLM. Sweden CAPJbridgethi• y..-JT after te<~ehing at liar· Amartya Sen, a liCholar from India •ard Uni•rr•ity, among other in•lilu· whooc work produced a new under· t1oo•. lie ha• •llldied the Banglade•h Jlandmg of the catastrophe• tltll famine of 1'!74 and other cataslroplaguuociety'• poore•t people. won phe• in lnd1a, Banglade•h and the the Nobel Eco,.>mie< Pri7.<: loday. counlri<> of 1he Sahara. Sen Cwho...: fir>l name i• pro· The award come• juM a mon1h nounco;.U Ah·MAR·Iya) wa• awarded afler 1he image of lao! year'< winne111, the pre•tigi<>U< prit.e for hi• conlri· Amencan• Robert Merton and but ion• to wdfare economic•. which Myron S.:hole;, waslarni;hed by the 'help e<plain lh< cco11omic mecha· , near-cullap.eufa giant hcJgefund in ni61Tlli underly ing famine• and po•er· whkh th<y wel'e partnc111. Merton ty. the •Royal Swedish Academy of and Schole• were honored for their Science5 <aid. · work on valuing ri• ky' "deri•alive•" ··You canon! e•alu!Jie what's hapin.e•tmenb <Uch a• •lock option•. pening in an economy or a oociely, Sen work• in developm~nl ceo· without looking at people who are on nomic•, the •tudy nf lht welfare of the down side and notju<tlho.e who the world'• poorest people, His be•t· are doing well and prr,.pering," Sen known work, detailed in his 1981 •aid thi• morning on CNBC. book " Poverty and Famines: An Sen " has reslor<d an ethical E-.ay on Entitlemenl and Depri•a· dimen<ion 10 ihe discu•sion of vital tion," challengts the common view economic problems," the Nobel cila· 1ha1 the shortagt of food is the mo•l lion •aid. important explana1ion of famine. The 64-year-<!ld economist joined ·Sen told the . Press Trust of India Britain 's Trinity College in Cam· new• agency there were many ·econ1 ' 1 pr<JCe.-," •a1d Robert Erik>..,.,, pro- the prize ha$' gone 10 work with a f<•""' of M>eiology a1 the Uni~e111ity clear connection to day-to-day li~e•. or Stockholm. " He care• about the rather than to hisJ!Iy theomicaJ work. poore.l in society." . Long·Term Capital Management, Rake' h Mohan. director-gener~l the fund in which Merton and of India'• National Council for Scholes were partner~, needed a $3.6 Applied Economic Re~~tarch, praioed billion bailout from banks after near· Sen "'' "an unu,ual donomi01 who ly failing. Bua despite the t.arni•h on ha> cumbined Jeep concern for· their reputations. Merton's and human development with the ~ery Schole1' award-winning theories Jine wurk in lechnical ecoqomicK.' were not faulty, •aid Tooten Per>oon. Sen'• award highlights an under· a profH8or at the Stockholm School appreciated area of study, •aid Scott of llconomico. Brown. chief economist at Raymond "They loot money, but thir has James & AH<aciate•. an investment · nothing 10 do with the prize," Pe111· son said. firm in St. Peler•burg, Fla. " Development<~l economic• has Thi• honor i• the only Nobel not never really gotten a whole lot of e•tabli•hed in the will of Swedish attention in the academic·world. and industriali51 Alfred Nobel. who certainly the magnitude of the prob- in~ented dynamite. It wao created in lem and type of i•sues it deals with 1968 to mark the tercentenary of is obviously •ery significant," Brown Sweden'• central bank. On Tuesday, Robert B. Laughlin •aid. . The prize . was worth about of Stanford Univenily. Horol L. Stormer of Columbia Univeroity and $963,\)00 at today's exchange rate . II i• the second year in a row that . Daniel C. Tsui of Princeton Univer· omis.. who had worked on th" >UI>· ject and "1t i• a tragedy we can 't all •hare the ~ward . " lo<•king at loCVeral calaMrophe•. Sen tu. •hown that "famine• ha.•e . occurred .-en when the •upply of food ,w<l.ll not •ignificantly lower lhan during prc:viou" yean" withoul famine•. the ci tution •aid. Part of hi• explanali<m of the 1974· 'oanglade•h famine is that flooding throughout the country •ignifica~tiy rai..:d f<xld price•. while work oppor· tunilie,.,· for agricullural worker~ declined.' Due to these factor.. the real incomes of agricullural workers declined 11\l much that they were di •· · proportionately <tricken by >lal'a· lion. · His work undertake• hard- eco· nomic analy>is and broader que~tinn• about the best "way• to deterll!i.ne whether poverty is increasing or . decreasing. . "Sen's research ha. praclical use in every collective decision -making sity won the Nobel physics prize for • difiCO•ering how electrons ~an , ~lunge behavior and act more l•ke fluid than particlel. ,The chemi•try prize "':ent to Wa!· ter Kohn of the Uni~emty of California at Santa Barbara and John A. Pople of Norttiwe51trn. Uni~mity for de•eloping way• of analyzma mole· cule§ in chemical reactions. On Monday. the tnellieinc prize was gi •en to three Americans Robert Furchgou, L!lui• larwro and· . Ferid Murad- for their !"ork on di•· co•eri~g properties of nitric o~ide. a· wmmon air pollutant but ai..O a life•a•er because of i.. capacity to dilate blood Ve8JitiS. The literature prize wa5 awarded last week 10 Portu~uese no•elisl J<ne Saramago. , The peaee prize. the hut in this year'> series, is to be announced Fri· 9 ' da~ ' 1 Accused Army spy displayed familiar financial, marital problems .. China, Taiwan to hold highest meeting in SHANGHAI,Chi~a CAP) - Chi· WASHINGTON CAPJ - David spying umillll yearil after those sign• na and Taiwan held their high.-1-levBoone wa.< in debt and his marriage emerged. el meeting in five years today, amid was in trouble. On lop of that. the ' The fBI say• i1 captured 1he gray· mixed signals that the rival• from the Army lumed down his bid 10 •ave haire<l46-year·old last Saturday al a Chinese civil war were ready 10 money by housing his family at a mil· >uburban Virginia ~olel, where he resume formal negotiations, . had been lured from his home in Ger· ilary base in Germany. Taiwan's top negotiator, .Kuu That was October 19R8. Now.1he many by a sling operation. A Russ· Chen-fu, was given a warm' g'tee1ing PBI ·charge• the 36-year-old intelli· ian-s peaking former FBI agent had by his Chine<e counterpart Wang gence analyst with top· •ecret clear- , ppsed. as a spy from Moscow offer· · Daohan as they began what wa• anc'e found another way 1u .<o lve hi., ing to pay f9r new espionage by billed as an informal geHogelhcr al problems:·lie walked inlo the Soviet Bomic. who has bounced lhroug~ the ·city's historic Peace Hole!. Emba.osy here. just before he wa; 1hree jobs in the seven yearo since he Wang and Koo walked into the transferred lo Germany, and began left 1he Army. holel's ballroom togelher. sl<xlli side· · Wearing Levis and a long-sleeve by-side and shook hands before the selling defense ~ecn!is for money. · Ultimately, he gave up a mfl of top ,. · ydlow ··hirt , lhe retired Army cam~a. They exchanged pleasantries oecrets. including a list of Sovietlar· •ergcant firSI_clas; .who grew up in gets for U.S. nuclear weapons. and Ftinl, Mich .. appeared Tuesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Welton • WllB paid a total of $60.000. the go•· C. Sewell in Alexandria. Va. He was ernmenl charges. That same month in 19KH. Boone charged with espionage, which car· MOSCOW (AP) President was separated from 'his wife and two ries a top penally of life in prison. or Boris Yehsin returned to work in the children. By June 1990. he was so far death if certain conditions are mtl. Kremlin .today. defying doctors' Boone wai •cd his right to a pre· in debt thai his Army wages had bee.n garnisheed. So the Army suspended liminary hearing and detention hear· order~ lo slay home and recover from his access lo classified information ing and was held wilhoul bond. Rep· a respiratory infection. Yeltsin discussed de-elopments in ' and reasHigned him from analyzing resented by court-appointed anomey. Kosovo with Prime Minister Yevge· intercepted foreign communications Jim Clark. Boone responded, "Yes, ny Primakov. Foreign Mini.lter Igor 10 guarding a hospi tal. sir,". when asked whether he under· Ivanov and Defense Mini ster Igor "There were 1ots of red llags." sioOd the charges against him and his Sergeyev, and planned other lliL>tlings said one federal law enforcemen1 right to a preliminary detention hear· . throughout the day, 'R ussian news official Tuesday. ing. . . agencies said. · As , with other Americans before The government has 30 days tn "The president feels well," Pri· him charged with spying in recent which to bring an indictment agamsl makov said afterward, the ITAR-Tass • year..' there were plenty of ~ignsthul · him, after which he would enter a news alic'ncy reported. 1-fo'· said Boone was in turmoil and needed . plea. Yeltsin waved his hand "when we money. Burhe wasn't urruted for reminded him that he should ~iuy in ' ' Angered by Taiwan's perceived lhat 'were inaudible due to the din of some 200 Taiwanese repor1en cov· drift away from ·eventual reunifica· lion, Beijing then launched mis>iles onng Ihe encounter. , Soon after arriving in Shanghai. and war games near lhe i•Jand. rais· Koo said he looked forward 1o his ing tenHionsto their wont level since meeting with Wang IU an opportuni· the height of the Cold War. .' Ever since Mao Tse-tung's com· ly build mulualtrusl. "It Is better 10 Slart talking sooner rather than later," niunists forced Chiang Kai -shek'• nationalists off the mainland in 1949, he said. . Koo said he had no preconditions China has 'viewed Taiwan as a rene· gade province to be retaken by force for the talks. The gel·loget~er billing- some· if necessary. Wang, an 84-year-old ex-mayor of thing lesslhan. formal talk•- illus· t.rates the distrust thai has frustrated Shanghai and mentor to Chinese efforts to restart negotiations Beijing · President Jiang Zemin, and Koo. an 81 -year·old business tycoon and broke off three years ago. f~ve years senior figure in Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party, head go~emment­ . backed organization5 that handle ,mainland-island lies in the aboence of fonnal relations. The elder statesmen held their first and la.<t meeting in Singapore in · 1993, ushering in a brief period of ~"'1pemlion . Expectations were high that their second •sit-down would improve the atmosphere if not for· malty re-establish routme negotoatiohs between their offices. ·' • ' ' · '· , • I Yeltsin returns to work at the Kremlio bed during his illness" and said of his doctors: "Don't listen to them ." The start of the meeting was later shown on Russian television. Yeltsin. looked a litile pale and tired. and he wulked Sliftly. But he also was •mil· · ing. gesturing animatedly and joking with his ministers. " I can't even sneeze" without someone making a fuss, he told Pri· makov. . Yehsin's spokesman. Dmitry Yakushkin, said Tuesday. that doctors ordered the president 10 stay in bed llid that he would not be ill the office all week. Doctors insisted Monday that . Yells in Oy home from a visit to Cen· · hi•tenn in office to the end," he said, tral Asia a day early because he was . according to lnlerfax. suffering from an upper respiratory· Yeltsin stumbled when fie arrived infection, coughing and a fe•er. Sunday, in Tashkent, the capital of Yehsin, 67, has a history of health Uzbekistan, and had to be supported problems, including muhiplt heart by the Uzbek president. He canceled bypass surgery two years ago. He public engagements, except for .a insists he has no major illn.. ses and stale dinner at which' he made ram· plans to serve out the remaining two bling remarks. ' year. of his term. -On Monday, the Russian leader But whenever Yellsin gets •1ick, turned up late for talks with U~bek there is speculation about his ability officials, made incoheretlt remarks to govern. ' interrupted by a. bad cqugh and .. Primakov reiterated today that abruptly cut short a news conference. Yeltsin h1111 no plans 10 resign or call Several hour! later, after arri~ing early elections. . in neighboring Kazakstan, doctors "I think the pre•ident must serv.e ordered him to return to Mo•cow. l" l""' · ' . ., ·• " ... ~ • • / . I ' EFFECT .. CAUSE . ' ' ' • lt;s a breakthrough. Get cellular Cellular for $19.95 per month ··Elation for only $19.95 per monrh, which includes 80 minutes a month. '.' Plus, you get 500 bon'us minutes you can use over six months. Just visit· your nearest ALLTEL store for details on this l;!fCat offer. < . 80 minutes each ·• month . • ' ' ' Exhilaration . ' ' ', / 500 bonus minutes Joy .. I. Collulor. Poglntl. Long Dlltonco. 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I cut that contract out of your col· umn when our oldell son got his "'as 3. No one else should be allowed drive a vehicle entrusted ID yoo. T)tis mean• you may not lend your •ehicle to friend•. 4. If you are e•er in a conditi<m that might render you len 1han 100 percent .cOmpetent behind the wheel of a car. phone us.' We will come gel you. Thi• will nm reouh in ihe loss of dri•ing pri'!leges. 5. You arc neverto ~a passenger in a car in' fo'hich 1he dri-.r oh<>uld not be dri•ing. A call 1o ~orne get you will not result in 1!1<: loss of dri' ving privileges. If you cannot reach us, hire a taxi. We will pay for. it. and there will be no punishment · S1gned thi s ....... day ol' ........ . (9.. Dad ~.............. -........... 10 Newly L1cen....:l Dri~er tnd toll th1rgtt eppty to ctt1ultr lttvlce. MonthlY 1cu:u lncre11et to U 7 00 in month 1), Some r•s 1r1ctians tPplr. Limited· .,.._, Mom UIC putting new lead >n the pencrl when y•JU d<Hl 'l ha•e anylxlliy tu wme w." ... "....... Grandma wa• >tanding nght ne<J h1m. and the l<K>k •he g,avc hlln nearly peeled the paml off lhe wa!l. We all thought h•• re•pon~>e WI) hilarious... L.ong11me Read er in lndianapol i• Dear L.T. Reader: Grandpa •ound• like a delightful fellow. Please tell him he has an admire•· in 10 Dear Ann Landen: By th 11 time. the Viagra jokeo are becoming a bit raom:hy and more than a liule tireoome . Ne•erthele... I thought you might enjoy our family 's recent laup. , My grown children have a won · derful relationsh1p ' with their 77year-old grandfather. Rcccmly. •inc of them asked, "Grandpa, when are you going tn Mi•e V1agra a 1r(1" Grandpa looked a bit ;~artled . lauihed and replied. "There '; no- Chi c~go. ... 1 Stnd quetllon• 10 Ann l.ande.r•, CreatOr• Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 700, to. Angel .., Calif. 90045 Community Qalendar-: ---~-----'-- / The Community Calendar is published as a free IICrvice to non-profit groups wishing to announce meet· , ings and special events. The calendar is not dc1igne~ to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed •• space permi11 and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific num· ber of days. · Cross Bloodmuhilc visiling Eastern High Schoolll1Ursday. 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Middleport , wi1h guc>l speaker. Dcnic• Bonccuucr. Barbara Zuspan. Joanne Council anJ pa,.,tm· L..c~ GALLIPOLIS - Area -wide >Up· port group for Parkinsnns patients Friday, 2 p.m. at Grace Ui1ilcd Mcth(ldist Church. Gallipolis. wi1h MID EPORT - Revival will be hel Tuesday rough Sunday, 7:30 p. ni htl ·at the Wesleyan WEDNESDAY POMEROY - HOPE (Horse· Bible Holines. urch. 75 Pearl St .. men of Pr<lcision Entertainmen'/ . Middleport, w.ith Evangelist Rev. will .meet Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the Davjd Herring. Special singing. Rev. Pomeroy Library. The first musical Doug Cox invites all : drill team for hor~e s in Southeastern POMEROY - ·Revi•al at the Ohio is now acceptinil new mem· . Zion Church of Christ, Pomeroy, bers. through Sunday with services at 7 p.m. nightly and 10:30 a.m . Sunday. THURSDAY POMEROY - State Represent•· REEDSVILLE - Olive Towntivc John Carey open door session Thursday, 2·3 p.m. at the Meigs ship Trustees special meeting Thurs· County Courthouse. Any resident day, 6:30 p.m. at the town ship with questions conceroing state gov- garage on Joppa Road, 6:30p .m."' ernment is welcome to auend. RACINE - Racine American MIDDLEPORT - Revival will Legion Post 602 meeting Thursday, be held through Sunday, 7:30 p.m . 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall with nightly at the Wesleyan Bible Holi· meal to follow. ness Church, 7~ Pearl St., Middle· ., pori, with Evangelist Re•. David FRlliAY Herring, Special singing. Rev., Doug MIDDLEPORT Christian Women's. Conference will be held Cox" invites all. Friday and Saturday, 7 nightly at REEDSVILLE - American Red Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church, di Jte us~ion and viewing: of a video: "Copy with Parkin>on's Dise~sc . " and families of' former IOVitCd. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - O•erl>rouk Center. 333 Page S1 .. · Middleport. will cclcbralc il> Hllh anniversary with a lawn pany Sa1urday. 1·5 p.m. There will he food , cnlertalnmcnl. games and pri1.cs. Former residents ' . arc · POMEROY - Mcig• Kcurcd Teachers will have a mect10g Oct. 17 a1 noon . A rcp&henlali vc ul 1hc AARP will speak nn cnn;umcr pm· ICCiion. Po~ rcscrvmions call 'JK5 38~0 or 247-2723 or 742-2t41 . ' oes 7 Natural gas is Yom Energy Edge'" all around the " house. · Gas is more conuortable, convenient and cleaner. It can save you lots of money. And it adds value to your home. So whether you'~e building a1 new home or renovating your current one, use gas everywhere you can, and give your home an " Edge. For more . information about .natural gas ' ' equipment and appliances, call Your Energy Edge'" ~epresEmt~~ive at 1-88~·293-EDGE (3343). 1 . rc~idcnt~ Hay ~ man . Spcdal singing nigh1ly. All women wckomc. POMEROY Rock Springs Better Health Club meeting Thurs· day, I p.m. at the home of Barbara Fry. son says . Then an elderly spouse on The Nllhlllllt Tenn11111n whom they · ve relied to be their · Hearing aids have come a long "hearing aid" dies, and "all of a way in the last 10 years. They've sudden. they're asked 10 co pe on become smaller, and digitaltcchnol· their own." , ogy has enabled some models to On the job, hearing loss may reduce low -pitchctl background mean lhat the promotion goes to an noi~e while amplifying higher• equally qualified. but beucr-hcaring pi1ched speech sounds that ·arc so compolilor. crucial to communi calion. Until a few yenrs ag<>, people had "A lot · of people have high· frc · a lol of reason s not In wear hearing quency hearing loss," explains Ali · aids, cia D. Spencer. an audiologist at the The older models were non<lis· .Sill Wilkerson Center in Nashville. criminatory - th ey amplified the Tenn .. which merged with Vander- whole runge of sound. hilt University Medical Center lust · If they ' needed 10 be adjusted, • I year. "So you' can just boost those they hud 1u be scnl hack 10 the man highs and not worry about the ufacturer leaving patients without low s." · their hea•·in g aids fot weeks at n More thun 24 million Americans time. · have significant hearing loss. Of Today's hearing aids can ,be pi'O: those, 40 percent are under uge 65 . gnunmeu by computer. The volume Some notable examples: President adjusts automutically in some Bill Clinton, former Miss America . devices. "They suppress the loud Heather Whitestone, ·NASCAR race sounds and boost the softer sounds," car driver Richard Peuy, South Spencer says. In others. small , hand-· Korean President Kim Dae-jung and h~ld remotc·control pnds ure used lo University of Tennessee b'askctball bhangc the No lume. player Tnmik~ Catchings . '. . When devices need to be ridjuSI· There are many causes of hearing cd, they 're simply plugged into the loss : age-related changes in th~ car. c<>mputcr. u11hc heari ng ccnlcr. bcrcdity or birth defects, middle-ear Not everybody cnn hcnefil from Infections, tumors and other illness· the lmcsttcchnolo~. es, some antibiotics and other drugs "The smaller )lie heuer - tiutt 's that are toxic to the cars, traumatic not always true," says Ronald C. injury and c.posure 10 loud or con· .Sheffey, a certified audiologisl who !itant noise. tests'' nnrt fi1" ttrnrinP nicl~; froni hi~ According to the Hearing , '1\J.ashvillc office. "The more severe "· Alliance of America, hearing loss is· · your hearing Joss, the lar~cr the the third-lending disability in the heuring aid must b<:." w prov1de ade· United States. after arthritis and high quatc sound amphtlcauon. . blood pressure. . In addition, older p:opl~ ~llh · Yet less than half of the people dextcrily problems may lind 11 d1if1 · with significant hearfng loss Wear a CU lt to rcplnce the SCCd·SI7.C buller· hearing aid . In some cases, they urc ies, which fit in devices thut nrc 1hc unaware of the problem. Some may S!~c · ol a pc~nul. . be embarrassed abOUI Wearing a The key IS IO have proper ICSIIng hearing uid. They've henrd hearing und filling. 1md u try-uu\ pcnod: . aids dnn'l yie ld clear sounds und are Mcdicnl doctors who sp~c 1nll ze too much trouble to fool with. in otology or Ololnryngology (cur, Or ohcy may simply 1101 he uble to nose and throat) hnvc been 1rnoncd "I fford them . · diagnosing nnd 1reuting enr diScnses. 1 1 Heuring aids can run l'nmt $1,500 _Audinlogi~t.<havc nt kn'i n masfor a pnir of tl1c co.nvcnuonul, non· 1cr s degree 111 .nud~<Jiogy nnd hnvc programmable devi~cs. to more.!hun passed an exmlluulllcul hy ~he ~m.cr· $5,000 for n puir of 1he lntesl d1gtlnl 1c nn . Spc~c_h · Lnnguuge · Henllllg in -thc-~:unu l models. As~oc1nt1on . ~hey t~ss.css nnd rc~ll\Yct Medicare nnd mJmy privutc · hilt11.1tc hcLI.fl~£ , losses .. uH.: ~ud111 g hcnlth insun.:rs· don't ~nvcr hct~ring sl!k'~..:.t.mg nud llttt~l£ h~.·~mng lU~s .. aids, despite evidcn.:c thnl the y cnn L~ecn sc d hcunng '~"I spcc111hsls hcl avoid dcpcndcn~c . di~atnlity ubo n~.l'c l vct.l tnuJHJ~g 1n th~: rv~\lun p '()stly hculth cmn!"'licntions. 111 111 ol hcnnng lrlss 111 order to sclc~..:t und c . ·' .. I , .I Somc .studics indicntc thnt people unu Itt IC O.U'lllg llll s. with uncorrected hearin g l o~s urc Rcmcmhcr. y~~ c.:un w.kt.' till.' less hcnlth y thun those who weur hcurit~£ aid bm.: k II 11 dtlcsn t w,wk hcnring aids. perhaps hccuusc ~~f 1bc welltmyou . . . . , .. ., social isolntion they cxpcncncl:!, H~ tmng a.1~l dtsp..::n~l:t s nu: ~~~ , C nthia L. Ellison. a certified t'cquired In nll cr 11 JO·duy .rcwrn · ~· J~gist who directs 1wn Bill pl'ivilcge . Shdlcy says he mdmanly ~i~~~rson stucllitc clinics. gives lm. dicnts 4~ da)'s. ,hut " I \.' HI~ "A lol uf tin\cs people d11n ' tl'cnl· go lilllo ~0 days 10 gco tluugs nght. izc how Ihey· hnvc withdruwn, " EIU· · ' I ' t... It i• undenlood and agreed that haYing a driver'slicen~~t ' and dri~ing a motor vehicle .are privileges. Any privilege lw 10 be earned, and it must be earned on a wntinuing basi•. Thio means that driving pri vi· leges may be re~oked due to an infraction of the following rules: I. Breaking the driving la~s or abusing a motor •chicle can reouh in the loss of driving privileges, e~en if we learri about it from a source other than the police. You ne~er know who may be obsel'ing you. · 2. You will •trive to mainlain the grades. conduct and allitude at the same bigh le.el a• when we Jirsl granted your dri•ing privilege•. By BILL SNYDER ALLTEL CustOmers Report·Feelingof Euphoria! .•, ....... t.,, license. My husbaod and I made some minor cltlnges thai reflected our personal expect<llions, and it work.ed beautifully for all four or our i:hildren. OUt youngest son. who. is now 20, didn't always like the rules, but he lived up 10 his end of the agreement. I dread to think what would have happened without that concract. It helped us deep beuer at night. PleaJe print it again, Ann. for parents with first-time . drivers ... Mom in Salt Lake City ·· Dar Mom: That contract was the brainchild of John Violette of Nederland, Texas. Many of my read· ers have told me how helpful it was . Here it is again :· Contract (or Drivers Technology makes hearing aids more effective, less noticeable . • L 0 C 0 • £ C T 0 M Y 1. 0 0 % S U C C £ S S F U L I ' I Ann Landers ' .,, ',... Page9 Wednesday, October 14, 199& P-arents support having teens sign ·'Contract for Drivers' 0 The prjze§ are prel!tllted on Dec. , , I0, the anni~ersary of tht death of Nobel. The Daily Sentinel www.columblagaiObio.com , . I SUNDAV CARPENTER - H omec um1n~ . Carpenter llapllsl Church . \lUte J{oul~ 143, Sunday wllh a can y-in dinlicr ~~noon , afternoon \Crv l~c!i .ttt I:311. S10g1ng 'will he The lluddot> Quartet. R1plcy. W.Va .. anil Sl11!ila Arnold . Chc.·.rcr. ' . �• • Page 10 e The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1 Wednesday, October 1.4, 1998 Wednesday, October 14,1998 I •• • A 1o1al of ~ 11 .275.45 wa1 rai<ed in 1he 61h Annual Mcog• Counly American Hean Walk held Sept. 29 on Pomeroy. , A tola l of 190 walker~ on 34 • learn• participa1ed on whal wao • de~eribed u "the mo<l •uccenful • walk:' · The event wu •pon•nred hy Fannen bank, Home Nati!lnal Bank, Holzer Meig$ Clon ic and , Ro<e'• Excavating . Top honor• again went w Trin· • ity Church wilh 1heir eight · rncm· • ber team which rai.cd a 101al of • $ 1.402. See!lnd place wa~ the 21· member team of Hol zer Mco g• Clinic, collectong S774 SO. fnl · I lowed by 1he lhird place learn llf Middl cpori· Pomeroy Rolary ,.,.. ,, •• ing $656 with an eig ht·mcmhcr !cam. Trinlly Church woll keep 1he •• !raveling plaque for another year • and chall enge teams for Ihe I'199 •• eve nt . ' WINNING TEAM -A total of $1,402 was ralted by the Trinity Church eight-member team In the 1lxth T(fp ovcnall l"o llccwr wa,. annual Melg1 County American Heart Walk held recently In Pomeroy. On the winning team were from .... Mane Hauck of Trinlly Ch ur.h the left were Ralph Werry, Donna Carr, Dixie Sayre, Marie Hauck, end Pauline Mayer. •• rai song $555. All walkc" woll • '· rceeovc waoM pack>, t·shom . 181oo Elec ti ons Office . • " We hope wa lkc" keep up the •• onsu latcd jU841 . sports c<w lcr. swcaeslurt s. ~cnHu Jnckcb , 1crry rci!ular c"cn: PiC rouonc and ln VIIC • •• velour bath rohc• and .1· 1n · l Jack· cvcJyunc lf1 JUin Ul'l nc,;t year." ;:· BECOMES EAGLE SCOUT· Z.chary D. Wytong, ton of Jerry c1s dependin g on lhc amouno, col· sa o Dollun. Tc:um participating ondudcd : 1nd Dru1lll1 Will Wytong of Thornville end grand1on of Ju1nlta Will Iccled /uncrkan ncclrH: Pnwcr, Ander· • of Pomeroy 1nd tha lite William L. Will of Pomeroy, hu achieved " We arc throll cd wi th the : the rank of Eagle Scout. event, " commented Scott Dollon , "'"·,1Fur111turc. B:u le > q ptmnct· Z.chary 111 member of Boy Scout Troop 331n Jecktontown end s pon ~or cha1ronan 11f 1hc even' · n c. Beta S1g111a l'h 1. Carmel Sut · Explorer Poll 385 In Columbu1. For hl1 Eagle project, ht planned We owe a lrcmendous !hanks '" ton Church . Court Street Gnll. and tuparvlled the rlfurbllhlng of eight hltlorlcal milt mlrkeN on all the volunteer<. walkers and Cruw a nd Cr<1w l.aw. Cww's ; the National Ro1d (State Routt 40) In the Jackaontown/Hebron donors wh<> helped make 1hi s Steak House . Pomeroy" Eag les : vicinity of Licking County. eve nt such u success . Tim ''yeao Auxiliary #211 . Ellstcrn Hi gh : The E~gle award wet preeented to him at a Court of Hqnor held wa s especially cxc iling with the School, Fanners B:mk and Sav . • lithe Haw.a Arboretum Vltltort Center. i! nntmu:llion of the red cap• for ull on gs. Meigs H!gh School FCCIA. : A 18tl !,raduate of Lakewood High School, Zachary II attending survovors of heart diSease. It was Grace Episwpal Church. Health ~ the Ru11 ollege of Engineering 11 Ohio Unlveralty. nice 10 vosibly rccogni'e s<Jonc of Recovery Services, Holzer MCiJ!S Clint c. Jeff Warner ln suoance , Kroger, Mcogs Coun ty Depart· ment .,,. Human Services. Meigs • Kroger who prepared donner f.,r Middle Schnul, Mc1~s Scnl!>r Cii· ~ ·· all the walkers." i1.ens Center. Middleport Church p of Christ, Middlcport- Poonerof Rolary. OSU Cooperative Extenca•c and long lime volunlccr of sion Off'1cc, Ovcrhrook Ce nler, ;' the Amcrocan Heart Associauon and in memory nf Jack Sltlvin and Powell's SuperValu, Rose's Exca· ; By PATRICIA J, MAYS .. ruther, Ms Lamar's 36•ycar-old son, Ben Pelrel. bolh victims of car· vating . S11cred Henrt C ath QI1 c Church, Schmoll Optomctncs , • A110elaled Pre~• Writer 1s in pr1son. diovascular di~cast .,.. )' : ATLANTA (AP) - Try1ng lo Rai~ m g the b~ means Ms . ' · D1llon c xpla1ned Lhat the com· So.u thcrn Htgh School Stafl, ' 'quell her 16-month·old grandson's Lamar; a self-descnbed shopah(,hc, mittee is followong up wllh tenons S~uthcrn Hogh School S1uden t j cries, Mary Lamar hnosts lum up in cun'l enJOY a leisurely retirement at lhat were unable 10 walk i>n event Councol, St Paul Lutheran • her arms. Gently palling h1s back. malls and Ilea markets. The children day 10 make arrangeme nts for Church. Tnnlly C hurch, VctcraQs • she walks around her smalltwo-hed· have slowed her down more than a p1ck1ng up theor rnatertul s and Memorial Hnspitnl, and Wendy 's :,, ruurn aponmenl, seurchong out a triple bypass in 1986 and a heart ordering prizes . For more Information abou t Ihe . , spot to rest . . Amcncan Hcurt As s o~.:l.tlwn or auaek In July. People Wilh questions or pack· MEMORIAL WALK -"- Scott Dillon and Maxine Rose cut the ribbon ~ "Hush haby, hush. Shhhh. li's lor u lrcc hmchurc . "Wulking"For for the alxth annual Meigs County American Heart Walk held recent· Such grandparen ts arc "both cts to turn 1n can reac h him ut ·• gnnna be all right," she says, care· heroes and sainls," said Margaret 992 -2 161 or turn in their puckct s A Hc11llhy Heart ," contacl the ly In Pomeroy. A total ol190 walkeri on 34 teams participated In the ~. , fully siuong down . "I'm too old lor · Holltdgc. coordinator of lhc Grand· to June Frymyer at the Board .,f AHA at 1-XU0-2H2 -U291. walk which raised $11,275.45. ; this." parent Information Center run by lhc The simple task of walkmg the Amcricun Association of Rellrcd ; • toddler leuves Ms. Lamar, 60, out of Persons. "They take on this huge breath. Her hean is weak and hc1 Joh and they sucfl l'lcc finuncially. ~ blood pressure lugh Whole curing they sucrili ce their health. they suc~ for hnle Manhcw and his 2 112-ycur· rilicc their tunc . Sometimes I lhink ~ <1ld brolher, Jacob, she must rcmcm · they honestly don't reuli1.e the stress ~ her her blond pressuro pill s und two involved m doing what !hey nrc , doily tnsulin mjections. llmng ." That's a mouthful. Wh~t is it? ~ "A lnt ol duys I forget ahnuttak· Between 1990 ahd 1997. grnnd· ~ ;, mg my medicine. I just gn till I he purcnt·he.odcd hou,eholds tncreuscd Cardiovascular disease refers to problems with your heart (cardio) and • .•next duy," suid Ms Luonur, who hus 19 pcrce111 1n mnrc !hun 2.4 1111llion · ~ 'custody of the boys. - n.7pcrtcnl of nil u.s houschlllds veins and arteries. (vascular). Cardiovascular disease can lead to serious Like many grandparents laced w1th cluldrcn under IH, uccurdmg to ; unexpected ' e vents such as a heart attack or stroke, and it is the leading • wilh hcmg purculs ull over ugu111, the Ce nsus Bureuu . cause of premature death in the United States. ~ M~~ Lmnur somc11n1cs nL!yh.:~.: ts hc1 D1ug .1hu~c 1s I he pnmury I'Cu~o n ~ ,own hcnhh hccuusc her pnmury """' ol the chol<.lrcn me 111 the '"' e : concern is ror her y:rnndsons. ul' iheu grunclpurcnts, lollnwecl hy Several risk factors have been identified which lead to cardiovascular .• A Oeorp111 State .llnove<sily I""" neg lect untl AIDS. smd Susun Kel· disease, one of which is a high cholesterol level. Other,risk factors include • grUin.'PrnJecl Hcullhy Ooundp•ucnts. · Icy. director of l'ro.)cct Henlihy smoking, family history of .heart disease, diabetes,' high blood pressure, ·' IS hclpmg grnndpurents impr<Jve G1 undpun: nt !<l : their healih und reduce the slrcs;cs The Gcorgiu Suuc prognun . CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY being overweight, not getting enough e.xercise, and many others. : ussCJciuted with 'chold ·rcurin g. which he ¥"" three ycurs 11go. sends Bre Mitchell, daughter of Vaugh· • Ht,gh blond pressure, douhelcs , rcg >stcrcd nurses nnd soda I wookers an lnd Merybeth Mitchell of Mid· Recently, through medical research, several new risk factors have been hypcrlcnSit>n, IIMhr!IIS," lnck of eXCI'· In check on the go 11ntlparents 111 dleport, celebrated her birthday ~· •.:isc nni.l puor nutrition nrc just sumc home. Amon g other th ings, the nurs· Sept. 6 at ht~r home. identified a~ key contributors to cardiovascular disease. The good news is • of the uge -rel11tcd Illnesses plugumg es d1oc k wc1gh1 .oml blond pressure Attending the WJ'nnle the that most of these risk factors can be treated with changes in lifestyle and grnndpurcnts, s111d Aurmt Thomus, u untl mmu1or glucose lcvds lor diu· Pooh·themed party and cookout : nursiny- CO(Jfdlnntnr for·thc pn,yrn1n hc11cs hkc Ms. Lnmao medication, and that with proper treatment you can dramatically reduce held In her honor were ~er In nulny cuses, lhc uddcd buod~n hl atldol tnn to <ncrcusctl health m1ternal grandparent• Pooch your risk of a heart attack, stroke, or premature death. : nf lltktng cure nf youn g clultlrcn pl'llhlcms. many grandparents rnis· end Jim Brewer, paternal grand· .. mukcs the prnhlcms wnr:\C , mg children also suffc1 f<nm psy, parents Linda and Merlin The Rob!lrt M. Holley Cholesterol Center, the first of its kind ·in this ·· ''They're not eating, nnt 1Lok1ng ehologtcal distress 1111tl social isolu· Mitchell, Judi and Ron Cowan, : their 1 mcd1cUt1nns, they hll'gc.!l. " lion. region, is a Center that specializes in helping you identify all of your carTerry, Mellaaa and Kelll Brewer, • 'l1111mas sa od "The y're wurrocd "II h11s u drnmuuc bll'cc t on their Clara Belle and Ted Riley, Eric diovascular risk factors, and then works with you to design a personalized ~ • . ahoutthc ~ h<ldren, they huvc a lut of own lifestyle, " Ms. K~llcy sa 1d 1nd Taylor Mitchell, Sue Page, program· to help you reduce your risk of a heart attack or stroke. ( · • other things gmng un und they huv~ "They often hccmne socmll y osolm· Sharry, Troy and T.J . Brooks. • to he remmdcd." 'C d bccuu sc they don't have time . , Sanding gilts were Batty Lou ... · Ms. Lnmur tuok cuswdv of h\!r '" sec frocnds and I hey don 't have ns Gilmore, Terry Wolle, Mike, Lori Dr. Robert M. Holley is a certified lipidemiologist, which means he ' thctr much 111 common ns other mothers - and Mlchrel F.etty and Ryan • • grundsuns lost ycur hccnuse has had special training and is an expert in identifying and treating all the ~ : . drug:-tu.ldictcd mother wus nu Iunger of ~nung c~~oldren hecuusc of the 11ge ~f~~~~· w~:~.:~~~~n~lrthday ' uhle In ~ nrc for them. ·n,e hoys' d1llcronce various cardiovascular risk factors. 'Ole • ', ... Associate; of Family Medicine BY JOHN C. WOLFE, D.O . Aaaoclate Professor of Family , Medicine · bhlo Unlveralty College of : Osteopathic Medicine ·: Qttestion: Whenever I cnugh, ; •necze or run . I leak unnc It usually ; is a small <~mount. hut it os enough )hat I wear a pad mnsl uf the lime . Occasoonilll y, I leak enough that IllS crilharrassrng My J oc tor thdn' l , • .,:• ; Grandparents caring for h'I d f : younger c I ren ace ~ more health woes ·stress - ~~~pe';,~"~~e a~~~:~o/"~~- t~~~~ ldaT~~.~~.e~'.:::i~~~do:~h~~~.o~i~~· Cardiovascular Disease -. : Middleport Literary CluQ learns about 'World Tour' ." ~ "World Tour" w1ll he tlfl> the<nc of P~>grums. to he pr~scntcd nt 1ttcc11ngs ul tho Muldlcpuff Ellcrm·y Cluh fur . the I<J9X.\J9 club year. The lirst meeting wns held lll the home of Phylhs Huckcu. Maidiepml, wtth JoAnn Wildman outnt<ltoc· ing the reviewer, Fuyc Wnllnce 'JluJ "tt1ur" hcgnn wuh "Vti'ill tn S~.:ol · ~ ltmd wuh "Brnwhcurl'', 11 hook nho~n : 1:• : • ~ ~ ~ • •' : - r = .,~ II\ Williams Wullnce, writlcn hy Rnndull Wulhl<"C In lu.· r rcv1cw Wulln~.:c· pomtm~ out how much the mo1mn p1~ tun.· fnl h1w\.•t.l the hook , nnd tho~~ whu hnd .scenes us shenuwicdc scrl llc:d M.'Cil • th~: I i.'uuld llll: turc the 1h~m . • In rchklmg majo1 c~cnt~ tlcsl·n l~d m I he honk , she comm~.·nh.:d nhoutan ouhnnry mnn who h1.'L'nmc ,1 hctn to •' the Scunish people hy lcu<long ihcnt 111 thcu li~hl lnr JUstu:c nnd fr~.·cthml lrom the Enghsh dunng the 11lh : •• t E • ~.· cntury. Ahho~gh moly u l~w tu,·t> "'" .,• •• knuwn uhout the hie nl W1ltuun Wtll : • IU&.:c sonps huvc Occn sun g nmt !-O tp· ~ rics luld fn1 hundreds nl ycnrs ni"Kllll ~ • r...... hts cuurugc muJ spu·11 und Iu s uhol11 y lo lend Ius J"M>rly cquoppod t""'l" l ugmnst the Enghsh suld1crs, accord· ing to the rcvi~wcr. Author Rundnll Wulluce tilled on tho story wllh .wlmt he felt 111 hi s heurt Ill he very likely det1uls ul the hor,u's hfc to erc11tc "Bravehm>rt " Although 1he rcvocwcr ;.,;s nhlc In tell of a lew times nl tenderness mal huppmc ss 111 the life nl Wulluc·c. she tnld uf numy more trugit· nml hlnndy event s, cndmg w1th ho• q ,pturc nml cxec'tlllun Its ntrunur hy ihc En~ li s h . Fuut1..:cn mcmhcrs und twn guests responded to roll 1. ull wuh n Wide \'1\fiCly of fucts or tl:lllll\bii."C ih.'Cs about Scut lnnd The progrum l:onchuh.• d Wllh "Musi c Amund the w,llld", u sdcc· t1 Uil nl pmno pil'l'l's 1cpn..·:-ol'llllng I:O illp(\\\C I"S lfCIIH SC \\' 11 I.' ~HIIlii' H,'s , ' Ille s~ \\.'\.'h.' ~w lh )~\.' 11 uull pcrln11mxl hy ll ~.·t h K hlC~. mnt' of th~.· h n~ t ~ss . ·noe cl uh '"'''" tn mltl h > u donn· IIlli\ nuuk• 1n mcmm • uf Ht1lcn Hayc" m ord~..·r to puu. hns..: Grnn~t.·r·~ "ln<k XIn Po<iry" l<n Ihe M1ddlcpor1 Bmm:h o l the Meat:" County Lihrnry. Nc ~ ~ mccung on 0" ~ I wi ll h..· hd\1 ut Ihe home ol blccn Bud Alfred News Munlyn 1111<1 Wilbur Rohonson hosl cd an nltcnH~on p1 g rous1 UtH.I nn cvc nm g Wiener ron)it nnd hu y ride on o, t. ~ . The y wcoe .nssi<ted hy Hnrold l.cc nnd Rohcn Hend,·r,on ,. Jun 1und Kurt.: n Mtn cc r. Uuh und Guy ~ nn Rurh·. A i.' l'(lWd of 1 2~ II icnd s nnd nd ghhm s .l lll'll th,: d the cvt.: nl!' Rc ~:c n1 \' lsa tnt s ol Mullltr: Pullins WI.'I"C June nnd Juna ~..~ " . Call the Robert M. Holley Cholesterol Center today for a FREE Initial Evaluation and let us design a personalized program to help you reduce your risk of the unexpected. · 1 • Rulcnmu. C' h ~..·s t cl , W1lhur Pullin~ . Mtm cuu : fr·~.·dn C1nscv. Till.' Pllllll!' , L111du M~1ntgon11.'1).. S11klll Ccnll'l CHC>LESTE CENTER Sau·nh Cut~.lwdl m·co mpn11h:ll .md St~'\l' \V~: hl·r tn c,, lum ~ Jnn11..'t.' hu s wln: n: thl.' )' . \ ' "'t l'(l S tu·uh\ n~..·w '-l l'i..' UI · I.!rnndd mh!l\lcr. Ashkv Pnl ~e"Al ll.'~ nnd ht• l '"pmcul .... lkth .(Ewon~) und lltll'id Ac"<'cc . Donn:\ Stnk1 . Ccnk'" dk . Vn . v1sll cd lwr pun.· nt . . . Mm'!! Ui..'l"ll t' untl D<'ll>c!l Stoun" . V1,itnr:-. u l lmo gc nt• und Lc' ll.'l' Kl·:-.tnn wc11..' Frcd 1\llll l.nH..' II ll M1111..' Purh•t shurc \V v~, . tlh..•1b llu chnnnn . Ji m'n!lll Milly ll nlc. Bu~nw · 1111 • Remember, even though your cholesterolleve~ may be low (less than 200}, with the newly identified risk factors you may still be'at risk. "Reducing your risk of the unexpected" • 2500 Jefferson Avenue Pt. Pleasant, WV (304) 675-1675 see m very tonccrncd when I men· .lamed it to f11m h thl !<~ a "woman\ • ~onditton" I hat I must live with , or ·.llo I need In 'cc another docwr'! I SIORE HOURS 1s Monday 'hru Sunday 8 AM·lO PM often lower por110n of lhe hladt.lcr and lube that carncs uronc out of the body (urelhra). Frequently 11 dcvcl · ops after vaginal delivery. panocularl y of a baby weoghing K or more pounds Fonunatcly, this condouon os often curable by surgery dcsogncd to provtdc beucr supporl for the ure - thra and bladder. 298 SECOND Sl• WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1998 Another type nf mconllnencc that prcdomonatcly affects men IS ov~r· ' Jc~ttlon that JS not he lpful lor ml.:un· 1 There arc-condl iJ on~ that can g1vc women ovcrnow tnconllntr:nc c. too DUNCAN H.INES CAKE MIXES Thos u>uall y occ urs as ,, co mph ca· li on ol prcv10us surgery So. don't believe oho.>; uh<qU<·i tous .!d\CrlJ:-;cm c nt ~ for ocv. ·: Bibles target~d , CHICAGO (AP) - W11h hvc 'cluldt en, three of 1hem under 14 ·mnmlls old. M4ry Bclu L:ns' J.l)'!' wcr~ .u hluJ ol tl <.1pcr d uo ng ong. Btmd· Aid stu.: km g. t;lllthcs- wasiHng and hl'd1 shcel ~:h.\ng1ng L1ttll• wondc1 she wa:-. h.IVIIl£ ttou~ hie lindmu tunc to study hco 01hle So '1":- hmo ghl n B1hlc speeHlll )' . . edited lnr W\HllL'Il . . . . . nnl' that nll~1s ~ slu u1 css.lys \ll\ :-~ ubj..:ds mngmg lwm ~ pnll l.'tu.: ~ w .. u ~.:ss and tiMI ~e nds rcad · c t~ to hdplul VCT!'L':- . "ll1c l"Cntly-made : rt.::ssnn " .. aH'd hc1 the t11llt.: nf st.:\11\"h: mg f1ll the nght p:l. .sU£L'' to 1e.ld ~ "' F\11 li!L' 11 W.l!'i ,\ W,\V 10 lllll" L' ::o,UI"C I had thl! umc tu Lin .t.hlllc B1hk :stud y 1..'\ 'CIY d.1y... s,11d Mrs lk lu ..:ns. ~1M . . ' nl Crvst.ll . L\11-..C Ht.: l r.I\'1)1\(C ~Ub · "!CCI) "Usunll y pall i.!lK'C"' : The cdlll llll she d1nsc wa~ Z\111\.ICI : ,an Publ h hm{'-' ' \Vomcn s Dt.::\\1· : tlllll UI Rl hk .. \ It'll..' ,,, ,\ ~)"(\ \\Ill ~ 11\11 11 ~ ' · I'IC I ol lk\ll tllll!.\ 1 and s lud y ll1hk~ : auunl .11 :-.r~-·l..'t!t~.. ~h'liJl' - \\tHnl'n .; ll11..'lt hlad,, tnothl'ts and t~C ihl~l'l' : • umnng th~..·nt ·: \\ 'umc n ·, B1hk:- t~..·nd ''' lx: ..:dltl'd :- f1\ WOI\l~ll .md !U !Ut \1 ' \Ill :-.\lhiC(Is \ll > sjx'..:l.thmh.: ic:-.1 hlthcnl . tlll~..·tlng pro· , lik' (lf h1hlh. :ll \\lllllell. 1..\lllllll~ll i,U~ . • l'\1..:11 Jll,lp., :md L'l1.11h ahout t..,,llt's : \\~11\lCJll ,\1\.' .1b~1U( The z,,nd~..·,, :m ~;:ad s 18·18.5 and other "bladder control" po od· d~..·\\llhlll · :{\h. flll m ~l , \lli..'l' lkHI \\ Hh . . ubtt'Cis 11 u 1 ~m~ lwm mktl1lit~ lu ugmg r·t oz. ucts Instead . you should sec ~uwthcr pl:rys1ctan - prclcrahly .1 uwlogt\1 · lo odcnllfy the type. cause and trc.urncnt for your tncontmcm.:c "Family Medicine" is a "cekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolf, IJ.O., Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens, Ohio 45701. USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF TOP OR BOnOM , ;:~•• $1 69 und St c Ccd_cu\ two<yem IYlJY-2000 l:dl,cn- dar, "Amcn can Scenes ol the 20\h Century, " wh1ch hi ghlight s lu stonc eve nts :md ~; ulllu.tl pllc1H111Wn,t tll.tt shaped th e l1 1111Cd St.ncs. Examples womcn"s suf!z .1gc. C h .ul~:s L1nd· hcr!:!h"s tlt ght .1101111d the world . th e Apo llo II l.llldlll g ,111d Wo odslock Anchcws M ~.: M c d Puhhsh111g \ "Countd own to the Mlll c;.nnJUm 48 oz ,VEG, PURITAN, NATURAL $189 . past 13 yearS show s no s1g ns ol cas<ng ns clench on the No. I spol. For WHISKAS . CAT FOOD 199M, Andrcv. s McM ecl sold more ' lh,m 5 nulloon "The Far Sodc " \)ay· to -day, desk and wall cal end.>rs. says Mu..: hac l Nnnbcllu , cd1tonal duc ~..: tm ol ctllcnd drs Th e IY~9 calcndM prmn1 ~ c s to he mor~.: popul .u than ~.:vc r, w1tl1 12 ncw t.hawlngs by Gmy Lu !>~O il And1 cws McMccl 11.1s twu uth cz l'O Vctci.l lu:cnscs D1lhert und Mary Eoigclho« t , Nonbdlo hthlsh that the ~.:ompu · s.soz , • 16 Frles............ (Asst. var) 26-32oz - " Rnhcn P.ukc <·, Wonc C.olen· " rh c B< g Damn Calcndnr nl 15 hhl!lnl Study"' BihiC ln1 \Vnmcn IlK: New rest ..Ull l..' llt .. • N\)W, .1 wnm.tn l".lll gn to one ol tht'SL' Bl~lh:s lo1 ~u td ,III C l' o n ~uhjet: l )i 1,\ ngmg llnm ,\notcd.l to ' P\lll!<ial .1hus(' ' lost Thcologtcal Sennn'")" on Wake Fmcsl. N C ack nowledge d. ~· we h.we gone overh,Mrd With !Ius .. "' It's nne thm g to haven l oc u ~>cd ll1hk on a large seg ment of the popu· lut1on that would, l,u· l'x.unplc. hnvc a t.hlfc n.: nt lmdcrst.llldlll g nl )i(unc . . !lungs." she ~.ud " But when you 1.:0111~ down to !USI C\cry tlun ~ hut an Elv1:-. B1hlc. ynu r~..·· gc tttng .1 hHic hll 1~tllc u ln u s .. .. A puhil she1 1..11Uld ""slant thin gs.' smd Cathe11 nc Cl:u k Kroeger. UH~ t.JJ - In "The IVmHan ·, Study Bohle,'' a tor nf th ~ "'Study Bohle' "' Women ' .uul ,ldJunLI .lssoLI ,\It' p1nks~or ol ~.; l.ls'\ICHI .md 11111\l,ll\ '>llldll'" ,u Go!\hlll -(Oil\\ ell rh~ul\lg_ l i..".l l Scnunary 111 Snulh H.mul!tm 1\ll.l ss ·· tt )'ll U \\1111.. (11\ l ~ "llh 1111e 1\md ol . ~ tudy B1hk .md d11 :.11 nfy(l \11 rc .1\hn~ thllltP'h thai tl lte1 \lUI ll un n..: llUt wilh \~ nl y th,l1111..' 1")1e1.11\\' "'sh0 :.- md. Sud1 B1hk' "lh)llld lw ~IIlli_:. .mb .mtlrwt a lt.::.hk·r ·., unh B1hk .,IJl' .md ot hl'h s,Hd ~h ~ lkiu . .·n., \lllllmucd tu 1l'lc1 tu IK' l · pl.llll Hthk · L'\1..'11 wh1k ~Ill' " ll'lllg .1 lk\l1 tll11lal Bihlc \\hi.: II h!.' l dllldrl.'ll \h'll' \UUilg 11 ·., !ttl -.uq111'l' \\1 11\ll'll\. Bthk:-. .u.: popul.u l.l g lll ~ · ll\1..' p~..· L . . cnt n l .lll Blhk hll\l' l ' .lll" \\\lllll'll ,\Lullti tn~ 111 Tlhlll\,\s Nd..,, lll Puhh~hl.."t., Z1)1Hk1' ,m ....ud the Ne" l ntl.."lll.\ !Hil\,11 \'el~lllll 11! lt., \\'oml.."n\ Dl'\tl\ 11111,\l Hlb k" h"' .. ,l id 1\Hl\l' ~md C\l'll,l l.mul\ IIL'C ul 1h~.· Old Jc.,t.Hlle i\1·.,. Ruth "Thl' \\ \ml spl'ul-.. :-. 1\ll" ll scl l .mtl u ', \\'IIW.:n li11 1111.'11 .md \\illm·n hut tln the utlh.' l IMnJ. tlll'l\' .ll\: :-.pc . . 1.tl appht·.ltll\11' hll .1!1 u l us ·· "·Hd Dotuth\ K P:tttl..'l":<iOil, ~1..'11Cia l cdllllt J.ll • rill.' \\\nn.ul ,. slut! ~ Bthlc . "hkh ahtl Jndudcs m... ptr.H IIItml qut\1 ~ 11ums ll\ \\tlll ll'll .. ud1 .h .11..111..'" n.,k· 1 · \ ~llb" R:o~~~·l -... !'WIIh' h:nc ~ '''l~o.l'll ~nnlcrn th.lt p.ll J....1gmg ~.uu !d m Cl · s ll.ld~1 \\ t h~..:' ~..: Bthk ~ · h:~sk m c~._,,gc: I Hll \\'Otnl.'ll\ P.ltlCISI\11 \\htl IL'!ll lll'S stud& e:- ,\( Sllll tlh:.l-:h..· rn B.lp· f\1JS 4/$1 . LIMIT 1 • "' th.m 2 mill ann 8 PLEASE ADD . 93 REG OR W/BLEACH, . PURCH 3/$1 • STOKELY'S VEGETABLE ' ~~ct1on 1111 hnmcm.tknlg ,\li:Oil!P ·\111;1'1 P~tweths ~ I 10~ 1, 1 ahout a \lltu nus " lie Th~..· bnnk ,\lsu ,,tkr~ 1\l.lp~ of the Queen ul Sheba s ICIIIIm v .uu.l l\lai J ·... t1 .1'd' d1.ut-. on ll ll\\l'Js. ~tr: m -:-hm,::-. .md h~1·b :-. 111 tl11..· B1hk ' · Al:b o l F.llt h " B.tscd on ly,mln "s V. m; ..un's hcst -~c l11ng bnnR o f the stlllll.! t1tk . The ~..:.ll dld:u Inc ludes 365 mcdlt ,\lt vc thou gllts at women grow in popularity Won'f Bolher Woih .t Fncc·h,lt "). Smt:c Z~mdcnn n pUhhshct.l it s h ~t wonwn·s Bihlc Ill 1990. oih l.': t !' h:w~ foll owed lllnllhls Ncbnn Publishers· "The W'' "''"''s S1udy B1ble ... wluch tlllcl s l.t nly 11 adJII (lll:ll ~..:o n~~:1 'at 1vc ~:n mnh: nt .ll'y, .md B.•kcr 13\)oks' mot e oz . ,o nd WD-40 mc ss:l gl.!~ TREND LAUNDRY· DETERGENT oz . VAN CAMP'S . PORK & BEANS Sheer M.u1hm:ss ·· B.hcd on the • name hy popu!,u honk oL the ~>: nne the von Hul fm .\ n Bw~ ;wlm:h nih~ 1 s d ph: th111.1 ol guy stull su~; h as Tommy gun s, Tob.\Si.:ll ~:lUcc. John Wayne . Z1ppo L1 ght e1~ ex pl o~ 1 ves ms-ptr.ltllln.ll ,, ' d.1r · T1ps .md rcv 1cws .ahnu t the world 's Wines h om on e tll the world's prcc mmc nt uut h011ltcs ~111d c 3/ $ ORE·IDA FROZEN ny has ,1 kn111..:k !o1 I Ct"ll,~ [l ll tng and a~.: quum g the hniiC'st most c:o;.:llmg prorc1t1cs lnr us utknd .u s F01 19Y9, the l."0111p,my's mtw\IU~,;twn s 1111.: lw.h: - DUNCAN HINES FROSTINGS 15·16.5 oz $1 .29 CRISCO OI'L ' "The culendu' ondu stry " so ,unportant tor her ~.:o 111pany compc.uto ve," Mi kes says. "The ' Ccdco primanl y " known for its Window lll sales ~~ so ~l10rt (that ) Anne Geddes whu nso cal baby phonohody w:rn ts 10 tip thm hand by tography The latest Geddes collec· n;vca hn g tno many sCL: lCts " 11on ~..:ontallh soplw.;t JI..:oHcd, bl.lckThe 1999 rmlletllliUtn calcnd .1rs and-w hnc portraits arc typica lly relrospc" uvcs, such as The top-selling calendar for' the 111.11 J...L~Img d~lli B1hll•'s c DIET COKE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE 6 PK • 12 OZ CANS 99e producong the undcrlyong problem l ~l)t)" da y· lt l·d.1y ~;.Jic nd .tl lunks hm.:k t lll 11Hportdllt l'\:cnl,.-; from the las t 2.000 )'l' dl )i ,111d ~.:ontt.:rnpl.ll c:-; wh.tt eve nts .t nll '1 e\ 4nt u.tl!ltc s the ne xt nnll cnntul\1 may hold" hll· .a llllllll ll t.l ll.\ appr o.1d1. the )hcm~..·d l: alcndaz s ' u m1pan y u!k1s "r(ia rllc ld Pr ..:dl l'ls ,• ""lhc1·c .11\' .1 few t.:ompun 1es th,n :"' l ·c~ ulcss F111 e1...1Sh 101 .1 Or.tve Nl'W d1d snm~t lun g mdii.!I1111Ul!Hd.ttcd Mtllcnntulll · ,.. Jm 191)9, " says Dt ck Mtkcs 14.' 111!..: Ci1llc11 pwdu ~o.· t m.Hhlg cl ~ pokc s m.m 11)1 the C.1kndar Mark tr:llor Po11.1l PuhiK ,ItHHl s Limited s.ay~ tnl! Assnclhi•JOH " But lllll!C \\til her l.:l Hllp .lll y w ill ptmlul-c a 2000 :W:~1 1 to cciL•hJ:J\1.! w1tll spc ~o: t :ll llt ll!s . tstrulog y-mllknntum l:.ll end .u. hut 'ol' 2000 · 11 Y.on 't he sl!tpp cd to stn1cs un {ll · · Tcdl lll ~\111 )'. th e 2 1 ~ t ~,;Cn\ul y c.ul y m.:x1y..:,u doesn't hc g111 until J.m 1 2001 Fm 1999 ti K" LOlll p.my \.':o; pccts 11o • : · Wc ' n: got ng .ll ong wllb th e do we ll wnh pnpul.u te levision JllOI ~ populm ~c ntllll e nl. w h 1 ~o: h I'\ tu ~ h ow L .ll c nddl ~. sud1 .ts Xc1M. W:n · t:c lchr.\l c 2000." .savs Lm11 St.\1 1, II Ili" Pl"lllLI..'ss anJ Dnwson's Creek, ~luhl!c i )it lm Cedcu,..:Puhll shmg Co a~ wc ll .I s ,u\1111 .11 hunhn (P1 g1-1 1111 .. It 's u tw.:c cv~n number. \Ve' \1 hl' P,undc) and ·lm c :u1s (Mnnct. Vu n ~lom g spt.:ClUIIhtn gs \\' 1th tile aJI.!.I n( ~ G1l,g h) ....t!cnd.u s 1 {the r.; ,Ji t nd ~\r ) bc t."C'i llllll g a kc\'llBrnwnTwu t w1ll L'U llt lll lJ.l! wllh :o.; ukc · , 1t s na\UI C .md .uwn:-~1 tl\k )i Nevc rLik l.! most puhll )ih\.'IS, howcvl!r. tll l'Jcs-.; puhl1 , he1 Wend•wc1 ' Brown S tun would nnt ollc1 man y mlllcn111 - h.l s t.l(1ped st,\11\l..'d £l.lss. :mt1qu c~"' lnn d..; tail .s and g.tnlcn themes hl hl' equally ' COCA COLA! PRODUCTS . u'sual ly because of an en larged ~ Calendars include nature scenes, and )ine art~, ·but not the mHiennium ... yet U.S . co nsumpti on. The sclcctwn s .uc not tust ahout dat es and .oppnmlm cnt s The latest ca'lcnd ar~( cn t c rtal n . ctlu calc and p10~ 1dc a mcHns nl sd! - cx prc s~ um .; What 's hot lor 1999 depends on Whom you dsk Mosl manufnclurcrs :W rlltou t the olfcnngs 111 1hc 11 lntcst ~ at .llogs. but pe1cnnml fa vo 111 cs arc 'those th o~t dep11.:1 wlldlllc, !lowers • scen~s anc.J 1,\lldsJ.:apcs an 1 •;.n;.nurc • mll humo1 De spite ull th..: hno plu . dnn "t :Cx pc~.: t .111 .1v.lland1~ ol 1111llenn1ulll- ' natiOn . or nc1vcs th,tt ~.:ontrolthcsc linence 1ha1 's due to other causes. So he swc tn tell yoUJ do..:tor tf you have urge met>nlincn"c until DcccmhCI lu s n ~1p up onC 1UI the 500 mollwn calend,us produced for LIMIT l PLEASE ADD. PORCH· 5.79 2LITERS with ph ys1ca l aci iVII Ics that hnng on stress mconunencc The treatment fnr ovcrnow tm:: (m tl ncnLc 11'1 surgery dcs1gncd to rcmnvc the hlm.: k.t~c '' 24 PKCUBI;: prostate. l!nne f<equcntly dnbblc, , and 11 may or may not be assoc iated muscles . f,ulong to wook properly. The tlc.Jtmcnt of Ul gc HH.:o ntmcncc often <n volvcs a certain 1ypc of mcd· ,w Vour p~ys1 C 1 a n IS apparc1111.Y not :: ·The Cincinnati Enquirer :. It 's ro t too early to slart lruckzng 1999 . Whtlc m.my stores bega n stock· rn g next year's calendars 1n early spnng. almost half of us woll . wall 99 the bladde r becoo\1c> lull hut the ondovodual can't empty 11 effecuvcly . Includ e the um c of day. tltc amount .·-~Tamed on ,thos area and has lull ed 10 O: g1ve you accurate advice Th1 s is not ::.a co'tldcmnutwn nl hom. In stead. ::By REON CARTER PEPSI & MT. DEW P ODUCTS flnw mcontmcncc In th 1s condition s1blc cm.a ~cs down to .t few , One of lhc sampl e thm gs yo u can do to help your dm:tor help you IS to keep <~ t.l mry ol when yo u unm1tc co nseq uence ol the mu scles of urt · I WEL due to excessive mobll11y of the look at lhos as a rcllccll on of the complcxoty of the human body and the di vcrsny of treatment options we have available today The process of bladder control os qullc complex . and as " Lypical of any complex >ystcm, lracko ng down 1hc spcc1flc cause of a problem can be dofficult The symptom s """':oat· cd with your Incontin ence help yvur doctor qu<ekl,r reduce the lost of p<ls· several causes. :ond Ide ntifying the specific cause and mstJIUtJng treat: mcnt may requorc "onsulta11on w11h a urologist - a su rgeon spci.:m hzt ng · in problems of the unnary tract 1 In women this ccmdltlon FtlfJf I ~,funnc you pass -yc~. you ' ll need to ea1cH and measure 11 anJ w hctiH~r you've hccn tncontmcnt s1ncc the ht st umc you unn::t1 cJ Adli11Hmal commt'ht s a t')()U t what hrought about the mcon iJncncc. such as "coughcc.J .'' arc al so helpful . When the urge to unn.ttc 1mmcd1 .uc ly lnllows .~n c ptsodf.i o l rn ~.:o nt1 ~ ncncc. 11 1s l'allcd "urge tn co nll · ncncc" Th 1s type of p10hl cm c.m have severa l l'~lu scs. hut all arc a common l)pc uf mconh s1ress mconuncncc. You urinalc 011' til : Z'nswcf' The Jc,1k1ng ·o f urine. a con: d11100 we d oc t or~ ~;,til unnary 1ncon·l mcnce. atfcc1 s abou t 10 milium : j6. mcricans , And to an . . wcr yo ur ! ~ uc s tion qUJckly, It 1s not a cond 111on •~i hat you must "live With ." Most •',causes o f .m con t1ncnl:~: nrc trcat ' ~1l1 k , : 11 nd many arc curahlc. Jnconllncncc ; is most co mmo n 111 \\onmcn, hut 11 also occurs mmcn ~o 11 Js not JUst a "woman's co ndll10n · Unnary IIH.:o ntmcncc ca n have mc~t tinence de<erohed the symptom' of tho; dos· order qune well · the on voluntary ~ loss of urine with activollc> like laughong. coughong. and phySical excnion. wi1hout a followong urge 10 amilp ediciite John C. Wolf, D.O. rt·,:: Professor .. I The Daily Sentinel • Surgery can often cure incontinence Sixth Annual Meigs Heart Walk raises over $11,000 • Pa~e 11 1 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio LIMIT 12 1PLEASE ADD PURCH 2/B9e $19~ . DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER· 64 oz $2.99 29 C '""'oz PEDIGREE CANNED DOG FO.OD 13.2 . CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP ·2/S) 10 75 . . DOMINO SUGAR SJ ~9 l.:i'JliL':-. oz. c 2/ Win A Bankroll This Week Powell's Super Value $300 5 LB. :f Free Cash! Stop In The Store For Details ,,• I ,J oz �• Page 12 • The /' Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, October ·- • • . Wednesday, October 14, 19!18 14, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 13 • For many women, lack of bathroom facilities thwart outdoor vacation dream~ By PATTI SINGER Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Ynu J rhmk I" d •• ~~cJ ..,mn.:thmg f>l""<>nJI hi-e lhe Plf': lur 1horr h.1n k ~.:JrJ Or rhur ag~ 'You \'.,mtto L"'m ~'hat,. th~..· : replied K~ .....nn~ \.If) hut .tlol u r 'W O I11Cil r...~thL'I k.t'~ IHnnc "llhout 1 '~1•uiJ \m ~? n .... tn f \pr~.. ...... th.m kJ\L..' then ttnkt' ·\ lnc nd nl nun~.· ''J' ti!lltng me .. hi..' \\ tln 1 Jo ou tdoor ... thtng.., h!.:'i.. .!U'l" (!j I~~~ h.llhroorn h~UC," Wh~..·rhcr '~unH:n . , h: J\\3~ lrom .1 "·"' Bartl Bn·nnl.'r ''h D '" liJ92 lol 111 nutdtlnr~ Udl\ 1111:, hc~.:.tu . . ~.· tluu - h i~t..:J th.. _· r\p[1.1I.1LI11Jil "JrUII IIJ ~: J h.t\~ to )i)U " ntm 'go 111 II \LHJ 1!.' nnt l:!n1ng It ' hould he the \\ond.., n. ·. ....tu'l: \I IU l l' nut IIII L..'fi.. ... thl not :\r 111\ J!:!C J rr..:la lhc M.trh~i...IU '>l' \ .U U I L' .lh ,mJ llf !!IJt ll~ 10 the nd\1 · ,.,, ... l-"afq M1. 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Pen r<~tctu.: P.IUI ll1croux must he h/c•.....,..:d wrth ~an 1ron hladJcr and ~ttcel howcb Bc mg hlasc rnay be a guy 1h1ng Ha lf the tunc 11 doc!'on r nwt1c1 whclhct thl:y re m a wc ll -;:lppomlcU restroom 01 hchmd •' tiCL: Out WL.: ~..:.tn ohse:-.s ovc1 bo.dy fun ction:-. No \\onder .1 woman Kathleen Mvc1 Wlotc the dd 1111 11 vc outdonl p;>lty llatnrng hook '' How to S-- 10 lhe \Voods (Tl.'n Spi.!ell Prc!'.s ~(llJ)) " When I menlwn a 1np I'm gomg on, people w1ll say, ' Whal wdl you do, ... says Joanne Mitchell of Greece They ' re nol askmg whelher 'he 'II be kayakmg or h1 kmg Mitchell.. who ha~ wnltefi lcchnrcal manuals, spells 11 ou1 on the Adirondack Mountain Cluh Web Site "It's a problem If people have no cxplanauon . Whal do you do'' '. Protect lhc env1ronrnent. lor "At fi"t.· 11 wa.•. 'Oh. really''' • On organiZed lnps. hcanng SOf~!C· say> Barb Bralsch, who adm11s 1hc one say they won'! drink js lbc cue whole th1ng was we1rd al f1rs1 for lhc gUide lo talk aboul IOIIel "Then 11\, 'Oh. 1h1s makes sense· 1~ _......... My philosophy is 1f I have In go, I'll Some women wear skirts, wh1ch go Or I know I'll be ijncomfon- afford more pnvacy Women wnh able " bad ~nees prefer lo lean rather than Olhers vow hell no, lhey won'l squa1 Funnels can facth tate pro· go ceedmgs Wh1le delaymg for a day"""''' Women say once they gel the cause senous problems. the longer hang of 11. gomg al fresco is liberal~l.trtcrs , you pul 11 off the harder 11 wil l be 1n mg Ve1cran woodsfi>lk can 1cll where get relief. says Dr Mary Ellen " You can go anywhere," says r<x1kie> have been by 1hc IOiicl paper R1cgcl. an m1ern1s1 wuh 1he Olsan Ga~l Underwoocl, who has b1ked 'm .mJ other accoutrcmcnls Med1 cal Group al Genesee Hosp11ul Alaska and h1ked 1n Nepal and Mon"'No one wants Lo hundlc lhcrr m Roche>ler N Y galla 1 own !-.lull." says Brenner ·'Were The l1mgcr stool \IJY!-1 rn your Not tu say rt hasn •t been an >polled that way " She '"Y' 1hal a> ~olon, the more lr4urJ a... ah\orhcd aJvemurc more peopl e dJ"it:ovcr the ou1Joor' .tntJ the J:! rc uter your chance of In Nepal. wh1le men 10 thc1r "we have w do 11 nght We t..:.m I JU..,1 hcuur11ng l:o n.., ttpatcd " When group made a pit stop. women llu,h till> >lufl away " n.•tu•c L.aJI.., yo u ,iJou ld Jn ... wcr rt .' cndurctJ a bumpy three -hour bus hi nrJcr to pn.:Vt.;nl th~ .. rn:.ld ul '· 'Y' k1 cgcl , J hir..:yd t"ol who'ic rJcJI nJc from one town 10 another ~Cflll' anJ JI !<.CU'C j'IIU l}l:i:d ltt '> I',IY Ldlllp ... nc 1' .t c..:omly hcd .md-hrcakhccause custom frown s on them ch:.tr ol J.akc ... , . . trcdtm .mlf II VU.., /,..,., hcrng exposed In Mongoha , wmd (c' e n thtlugh you 11l:ct1 't, 1pur 11 y ,u)y Swc.lllllg o /1 h~o:~r r.., onL..' "a} Lo hlcw t.lown the ten t cover rng their W. ncr <.11.1Wn rn tlH: WOIJd'' You .11 . . 11 t..:l ll lllll,&t\: trql~ hehmtJ the t ree~ But bathroom. " wh ile a woman wa~ 11l'~o:t1 111 hury r,oltd war,IL.. ... o hu )-'' .md you ... ll o uldr1 '1 go (omplt.:tcly Jry usmg II qrhcr Llt..:".IIUr<.!s won t ,11 1,!! 111 .111d !\ f,,, nl p~.:orlc dd1}d1utC th c1i1 UnJcrwooJ laughs at the story, 'rllc.ttJ gt.:rrn,' t\nyiiJrnJ.! ~.:I ... L ' ~<•1 ' cl vt..: ... • ':o.l}' lkh1 Holt. a (.:arn pcr hut say:-. trrcnd s fa1l to sec the let p.1p~,; r - 1.1111p()n' .mt! dr.tpt. : t' dltd .1 nur... c Nol Jrrnkmg .:nough humor mu~l he p.tl'k~J out lor J11LIJ1U dr. . w.~t~.: l l: .ln ....rp your energy .rnd ~ turn Potty trmn rn g rsn't JUst for todpo ....tl ~.:vcn <~ :-. hon htkc tnt o an ordeal dl crs ll I I But wht.:rL' do )OU dr,m th.~ InK' 1 And .t~k "ll n tqcr~ .1 11<.1 Jl ')t..: holllgt:-.t ~ '~h...:n doL·~ -.c lf -lmc h.unrl' r pchLJn.tl dt.:\L'lopmc nl 1 In hh ln~l Chhstm.a... 1.1dtn .tc.ldrcss 111 1991. lmrn tht.: \\hilL' 1-lou . . l' Pn.~' tU~.:nt Clmtun u-.cd Hille l . . \\utd~ t o~ rnph.r -.11c pl:t~llfl,il ,tnd '11u,d r e~pom1hiltt) Inlu-. !t r. . t •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ' ESTIMATEES 985·4473 7122111n YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE. •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio · I Self - love can make for rocky romance Gannett News Service \\hi lilt..:') 1HtlU,ton s t n~" th<~l 11 ... tlh 'grc.ll cq 1\1\ C ot JIJ rh . .· Brhlt.: m .: n11 <1n~ 1t "1..'\ ~n Ill Ill' ' \\ LI) -IJlC,llllllf r.tfl'llh ,Jild ll',JdlL..I' ~r.a mlp.tr~·nt... :lunh :.tnJ undc ... lllJl'L I u:-. \\Jih l.u ~c d11'l'" '"II 11 \\ill snmdlm\ trwc uLtiC u~ !tom f.u lu1c Sl·ll lil\C !1.1\ds hJnd-111-glmc \\ tlh . . c11 ,; . . IL'em .md htgh 'cll l.!"il'l'lll I' the huO that ltlo:-.som ... m ltl .rll tiling~ good .md h.1pp\ and• ' lll'l l' ~" lul Or sn s.1y ~upportcr ... ol hch.1 \ 1ur .tl p \} c h1 dflg l\t J\hr .lh<tm M.!,l<l\1 i i~II H- IY 71il 11ho .u~uud th.tt \llU fir st h.1d 1t1 lrnl' }llll l ~iC II hd111t..:' \OU L\)tJ!d lo\C other ... U 1' .un nut lot mv . . cl l who \\ill he lor me 1 .111kcJ Jew1sh . , , hol,u R 1hh1 H1ild l f11 '1 ... c ntU J) ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION MOBILE HOME PARTS ,, "Huge ln~entory" J1 rnt .qm lon c~ hoUJ ht~ Wlutc /-l(lli ..,l.' phrl.nH.Jen nl! . Clullorh drew l1um th e Brhfl_. IH.J ) IIl g .. rl oud th.tt ( i11d .t lhm lmn lo l m·~ my nc rghhor - .dl 111\ lld,!!hhots (____ ..l !\ love movement 1n the Unr teJ States to C.llrfOJma where d st.uc la>k Ioree cst.thiJShed 111 IYX6 sought to dcl1 nc , the so-cdl!ctl "Soual Importan ce Iii Se ll my ~L'II Esteem "Around th1:-. t1me t\d.rms So \\h,tt· ,, lht~ b.mdrcd -c~ hout says a Ca lt rnrn r.t pollee ofl lt..:Cr tlung L.tllcJ ~l·l J Ime 1 H m\ dn you gave hun a'" kct fot spceLI 111 ~ , th en l.'\~ 11 ~1111\\ If \UU lti\'C )OUISCJI! added gen tl y 'Now we don 1thmk It.., not ltll' \our pu lse r.tccs .md )tm"rc a h.1d pcr"m hcc.1usl: you )1JU get -,\\L',JI\ p.tlnr~ when you did thiS .. 1hmk ol *ipcnt..lrn g anothi.!n.Lry w11h Dcpcndmg on how and when vou rsc II praiSe IS ap pli ed. >rll -lo1e and scll'The \\h ole ILk~ t o! 111.1kt ng c!;tccm arc lfltcnJcJ .1s hurldmg :-.ell -love .t hlh ltL. d gD.tl was blocks or carrots prtmcrs or unplll t~d Into Clutslt,mlty hy rcwmds, cou nse lors say Burnpl'r Mas low.· s.l) s J.1 ) l·u \\,uJ Adam s. SliL:kcrs ho::~ ... t, "ProuU parcm of .m tet li L·d d11ector o l advanced stud1es ho nor roll student " Fans ~t..:rcLun , .tt th e WcstmlllSti.!r Theological " You·r~ 1hc man " Paren ts coo. s~mt n.tt y tn Escom_ lJdo. Cal rl . and "You' re so sman" · .ullhor The Blhll c.d YICW ol It •eems lhal pnJc hijS become Sell f:sleem . Sell -love & Self- " ltkc .111 mahcnahle rr ght m our lm.Jgc " (H.lrvcsl House, $6 99) cu lture ," says Ihe Re v Dean R "If you h.tve ,, hunch ol k1ds Uln ch, pas101 ol Coven ani Preshygrow tng up hclte vrn g they .arc lcnan Church ncar P1tlsburgh, Pa Got..! s grit to I he "urnan race,' he "The B1ble docs no! leach that we .... rv. . wuh d htnt o! scorn , "t he n shou ld have a h1gh csllmat10n of \\ ht.:n they get nut 111 suc rcty and our:-.clvcs, r.11hcr rt teaches th.u we d"c,: mct tha t thts ts not how people ~ hould ha ve ,m <.!Cl:u r.IIC vrcw of trc.l\thl;lll they rc 111 troubl e ' sell. · M.my rcsc.nc hc rs tr.H.:c liK· sel fSou,d rcsc,11ehcr Joach1111 or . Kr ucgcr goes so far as to ~ay thut poor !\Cif cs1ecm 'gels a had rap .. He's relcmng to the fact thai psy- chlatll sls have alleged!; blamed lorrner White l-Ibuse mte rn Montr..:a Lcwmsky's aurar..:t1un to PresrJcnt Cltnlon on her low self-esteem Somct1m es, says Krueger .rn a»Oc latc prolcssor of- psychology .tnd human devel opme nt at Brown Un1 vers lly '" Prov1dencc, R I . low se ll -esteem prov1des an accurate g::~ u gc, a sc nsurve tool . for rntrospcctt on Used ~that way, tl ~..:an he .1 va lu .thle thm g When 11ie Cahfor111a lask lmce 1epotted lis rcs ull s 111 1989. Krueger says. 11 had diScove red 'lillie 01 no correlation between >e ll -esteem - h1gh or low - ,md ch1ld ahuse, welfare dependency . .tcadcmrc perform ance. cnmc and v10 lcnL c " Sell-love, 11 seems. brushes pcrrl ously c lose to arrogance and narLI!o.SJsm , Adams says. and Jesu~ 1s li m qumcd out of conic XI "People try lo make se lf-love a thud command when Jesu s cx.pht:rtl y s,ud there wen: twn To love God and to love your ncrghb01 " he ><ty> "The B1blc ahsolutcly lorb1d s scl t -lmc as an obJCl: t or go.tl towm d whtch we ~ ho uld work \Ve alr eady lovt.: ourselves fat too much · Yt.:t 10day, rnorc so than ever hclore, people .1rc seek uig sclf-lul lli lmcnl and self-love, say' M 1aryunn V Troram, a motrvat10nal speaker and cn-aulhur ul "S ponla· neou~ Opttmtsm Proven Stratcgtes for , Hcallh, Prmpenty & Happi ness" (Castle gale, $14.95). 'Some prople have the mlsconccpiiOll that lhey can lhmk themselves Into levels of h1 gh sejfcstccrn ,·• . says frOJant. a clmJcal psychologist m Barnngton, Ill "You c,m' l l1e Ill yourself. You can only boost your self-es tee m and sciJ.Jove by tak mg acuons that are real " Her rcc1pe for se ll -love: "The " more rcspons1blilly you take for your ille. lhe more you arc happy .md se ll -confident The bs rcsponslblilly you lake lhe more YQU .ue unhappy and don't l1ke y<l'urse ll t · I thrnk II horls down to that" *Roof Coatings *Vinyl Skirting *Water Heaters .• Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps {. Bennett Supply 740-446-9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH TOMATO SAUCE 1/4 cup vege table oil or oli ve oil VIlli h,th . l kLil-.l~L! 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Il~ .1dd11H.! tilL' nnL'' tll .u \\til ~.li...l' the PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given pc r..,~• n 111 ~ tl ~" rth; ht t .1kl .t . . t 11h .tt h111g_l~ l II) t..:Oll~ 111,1 .llld ddd111~ thl' that on Saturday, October' dupt ~· 1 ... cr ll i!ld !31\.', lkl r...t .t (t)O ~l'd \ C~L'I,thks ,\ ( tht: J.l..,l 111111\ltL' 17, t998, at 10 00 am ., a Ct ud l tli..l' r (jl'flL'1.J\J\ ... !)j [ \\,\!l'l)' \t..:' A-!d,thk-., public sale will be held ot 101 \I U I· \CI:J .• d t!...l' / llt..:l lrllll .tn d b~. 111 '1'1\1\l h ) \\Ill 211 West Second street, Pomeroy, Ohio. The I. EN I ( 1111.1 u1u~ t.r q~..· r th.1n h.ud ... nltd 111\t..:'" Farmers Bank and Savings l I /~ l'••und' k.ut gt1•u nd htli tl!~c l.llr nh .llld ~~..:1...- r' t But r ~..tl h Company parking lot, 10 sell ~ l.u~l t'IIJ•!Il'\ pt'L'lL:d 111d dnn 1 !.!11 all t L·~ htm.d 1hm11 thr -. It for cas h the following dl ll lllll'd collateral. 1'>11 t .l ~l toph\..,l t" )ll"l drnnt:r 1996 Chrysler Concorde ~ ~o.!tll.t' ~ t11ll "l! ll l\hld llld \\ hl'll til.: \~\!l..llht...- ... .)lt..: .111111\~lL.. 1ClHD56T5TFt08173 J'lll ~od \\l;l l lll tl\\ I ll ~tl w 11\l,ll ,llld 't [ll II and 1996 Chevrolet Corsica ] l;..: t,lllh L ~ II\ \\ht lk [t'lll.J!Lll' .llllll!HI l hll "ittltl II ... ,\Ill' I Lh 1G1 LD5549TY290005 ~ k.l ... flll \ \fh l lllh f'll\\dl' l The Farmers Bank and 'l•l1 ~L' d It \\ill Ill ' ( 1\o.. ~ d (il b~ lio..,t tSavings Company, 1'2 IL.i'['ll\lll \ UII\ 1'11\\dll l'tl Nn" lth! lilt..:' tl '-t .md ~l L' J' '-. Il l Pomeroy, Ohio! reserves the ~ '''· ' '1'1•111]1, ,\.'lt'\llld \1 1111111 11111.! -\dd llil 't l\ \.,lllll' ,t lld tlllli.. th ~ right to bid et this solo, and 1 '"lllill lit'h lint pl'1'1)d \>. h:1h..' hll "lllt'" li'~Llh~ol ,[1\llll~ .111d to withdraw the abov~ Llll 'l' l'td {)I~ 1 1 11~.1"1'\lt•l) l 1\llllh collateral prior to aale 1<~.....,11\l.! / P I ~ I ll i 11\llllltL" 1111111 Further, The Farmers Bank ,~,..._ r,llunl.! '' l11 •l .uhl "'-I I rlll\ul and Savlnga Company , \... l~J'II~l)'' '"Jlj "J'IIIlJ..k ;!! th. , l .... lllll prJ II \ tllllt: reserves the right to reject ~ l 1 1t11111~l ,111 .. l ui ~lll11 t\ u~111~ rt .111d tho.. :.!ll't'll ,,111•11\' J .. ..,... any or all bids submitted hl',Jih 1!1 nn u l md 1 Ill u l Further, the above 11 .tii,IIIIUIHI ,1mi lo..fl\1 1\L l ltl! \ 1 11~.a1 collateral will be sold tn the In 1 I tl , ... !..Ilk! ~·~"!.. lilt..: hLd 1 'I lL It! lt\1 1 111,1 l ~IIli i '~ "1.1\II H.!" condition It Is In, wrth no \\Ill! Il k ••lll•'ll md ~ n il~ ... 1111111" 111 Ru t)''- !lt Hll ( l u ~.fl..,, Ill t h~.· express or Implied h1~·.1~ 111' , 1111111'~ un~r l tll, lll l 11 "lltl J...ltLj\lll [l, l ,,1\n l). 1.1h , Judh warranties given. ltlll_;!ll j)llt~ \1ld til~_· b •lll,th·~" ( \\r th H11\1~, III'JX J · For further Information, .t JI lh ~ II [Ill~, I .111d lilt..: 'l' hillllll•'' contacl Sheila al 740·992· ' II \Sil \I.U (, \111 . 11 ' 2t36 (10) 14,15,t6 lTC TO BE HONORED • Jerlca Renee Clark, a student at the Musklngum Area Technical College In Zanesville, will be among students to be honored at an annual . scholar recognition breakfast on Oct. 21. The breakfast to honor stu· dents who received 1998 Foun· dation Scholarship Awards will be held at the Campus Center In Zanesville, 7:30 a.m. · Jerlca, daughter of Nancy Clark, Is studying criminal jua· tlce at the college. · .. Molga County, Ohio, In the 9a1e of lhl Homo National Bank, Plaintiff, vs. Jimmie L. Young, ot ol., Oolondonta, upon a Judgment therein rondored, being Cue No . 98 CV 63 In eald Court, I will o(ltr lor aalo at tho front door of tho Courlhouoe In .Pomeroy, Molgo County, Ohio, on tho 8th dey of November, 1998, 11 10:00 a.m., lht following Iande, 16th finisher .. .. •• ' On th~ nike tour only the top 15 finishers _ __c__:___aUJd'-'-v¥-Ca;.un..l.-'-c e to the PGATOUR · ' They pmcnce They study They sweat. But teforc they ll-· and mobile cun beain-, a r-ro. they have 10 fat.'C the nX><I mten.<e com- pet111on ever One where you II see 50 ol the test UJ>' ' LANDSCAPE DESIGNS J&L SIDING & INSUI::ATION •VInyl Siding ·Soffit •Fascia •Seamless Gutter •Rooling •Replacement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garages •Decks 24><24 Pole Building starting at $5995 7 40·992·2772 Computer Graphics Designs All Landscapl ng & Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 7 40-985-4422..,_,, Residential & Mobile :Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Room Additions· Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES Owner: John Dean 614-992-7643 111 ·---·- '.I'RPPRn. tl1• Heat Pumps As Low As 139 a mpn!h *Free Toland flags • Cam1lle Beckman Lotion THE FABRIC SHOP • Hartwell Hares 992·2284 In Historic Downtown Pomeroy Doe'" '1 Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames IJIJ3 IJ2t/08 1 mo pd 44087 Wipple Rd. Computer Performance Upq!_adel Custom Built Computers, Networks Modems. •lard Drives; Printers. Upgro'de Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB Today. PR·Owned Computers. 740·992-llJS For A Price Quote! Frognellnlernel Sign-up point for Meigs and Mason Counties 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Pomeroy, ,,ON·LINE OH 457~9 Dunaway, whose last known addreaa waa Hurricane, FrfJe Estimates ------------~~~~--~-------­ \ (;ROI I· ~ OC'IOilE II 19- ZS. West VIrginia: you ore hereby notified that you 2.99/mln. Muot be 18. Sorv·U 819·845·8434 740-992·2068 A Raben Tren1 Jones Goll Trail Faell1ty Benefrttn~ Alabamu Clra1 rr1es In a legal action ontltlod Hozol Darlene Ounowoy, plaintiff vo. William Matoon Dunowoy, defendant. Thla action hoe be'ln aulgnod caoe number 98·0R·t43 and lo pending In the court of common pleaa of Melga County, Ohio 45789. The obJect of tho complaint lo to obtain a divorce and to conclude all mattoro pertaining lo the marriage and the prayer Ia lor divorce end lor cooto. SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL •Residential· $1 t .00/month •Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters ·Monthly Payments Call for best prices: to 1-1;100-809·7721 onowor tho complaint within 28 day• otter lho laot publication or thlo not!•• which wilt be publllhtd • ALL PRO CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANING. Berh AI 740·4 46· Giveaway In case or your failure 10 otherwise respond aa required by the Ohio Rulaa ol Civil Procedure , Judgment by dela~lt will be rendered agalnat you fof the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated: 10..12-98 ."'{(\ ELECTRIC OR 30 scents ava1lable • (ondle molting suppiM • Rolills • Yarloly ol Gills Tues-Fn 10·6 Sat 10-4 Rl 124 Minersville, OH '740-992-455g ':Ask about our candle parties" SATELLITE SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel .' Dirt • Sand gss-4422 Chester, Ohlo N. Sayre 614-742·2138 ' i Of251961t1n HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. (614) 992-3838 Rooms & Hall $59.95 (Maxtmum 500 sq ft ) Ploao Court By: Monico LOtiG'S COtiSTRUtTIOtl Freeman. Deputy (t0lt4,2t ,28 (1t) 4,11,18 tTC • Vinyl Siding • Garages BULLETIN BO~RD '700 column inch weekdays ·•901 column Inch Sunday Call 740·843·5426 • 2 Farm, 140·446-2448 Found Set Of Keys On Corner 0~ Pine H111 & Ker r Road, 740·446· 8030 SERVICE Call LO S! On 10f10/9S Female Goldan Retrieve r AroUnd 0 0 Mcintyre Park Area Very Loved, Child 9 Pet An swers To~ Name ' Minnie" 992-6320 740 379 9042 Locai'Satelhle Prov1der Best Elec1nc Pomeroy male Lost Howa~d PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed lor Septic I 1 (740) 367·0280 lP/111 mo 10114198 1 mo CARPET PLUS Professional . Galli poll a & VIcinity 2 Va1d Sate Ambteslde Drlve,1 Kerr 160 Cushion, Quills, Jewel· ry, Lot More 10/16th , 10/ 17lh, ij · 4 Gutters A1J. Yard Sltea Muat Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Be Patel In Advance. QEAQLINE 2: 00 p.m. the day before the ad Ia to run. Sunday edition- 2.00 p m. Friday, Monday edlllon - 10.00 a.m. Siturday. 949·2168 Carpor t Sale Friday. October 16th, 10 To Oa1k , Sa1urday, Oc· tobe r 17th, 10 To 3 112 Mile · west 01 Cheshire. On WaiSon Grove Road Kall's (Lima StoneLow Rales) Ocl 16 98 8 OOAM 3 OOPM 224 Oak Dr Sprtng Valley Area Galli· polls Baby Items And ((lothest WICKS Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity HAULING Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Btg garage sale Wednesday Thursday Fr1day Oct 14·16 Paul Haube1 behmd post office In Long Bottom 9am ? Baked goods LINDA'S PAINTING tool Garage sale· 685 General Har· linge r M1ddlepor1 14 15· 16 An·, llq ue dishes Home Interior bed·· spraaels curtains clo1hlng baby Ta~e lhe pain out of 7 40,-698· 7231 ~ree Esllmales 6/ 11 191 tfn All Yard Salea Mutt Be Peld In Advance Deadline. t OOpm the ,, day before the ad Ia to run, Sunda)j & Monday edition· 1:OOpm Frida~ Gravel, Sand, or 740-698-9114 Yard Sale L Wrlteael pa1nt1ng, and lei me do 11 for you . Jntertor Before 6 p m leave message. Alter 6 p m Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES Bessert 740·949·8000 ROOFING NEW-REPAIR , 1r1 colo red hou nd "Abner· burgandy collar, Georg1a tags Eagle R1dge vtclnUy 5/26/tfn t2/tB/tln ' Larry E. Spencer. Clerk of Courts "' Melge County Common 83 & K>lleno.' 1 Indoor Cat Patchwork, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel Mi11ed Dog, Cropped Tall, 7'40·245-5964 COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP DUMP TRUCK Joe Free Estimates 3 0 -- TRUCKING Reasonable Rates 740-378~9807 • Fall Special- g•e away • 304-675 2347 Moth or & 5 K1t1ens 2 Bla ck lf~em0'~ 18'1WMII;WJt\J -;:"';',~I·~·~~'UnQI' :::,~a:~u~::. ~ aiS R. L. HOLLON Hauling, Excavallng ' & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Limestone Hauling Ho~se & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates Commence on that date. answer · or . t1\ ' once each week far six IUCCIIIIYI Wlekl. The lOti publication \IIIII be mode on Nov. t8, 1998 and the 28 dayo . ror anawer will 10713/1 mo. ad . SAYRE TRUCKING Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates (740} 985-4180 ~ 7/24198 1mo Items mise • Lee Ritchie· Glasgo carport sale, Ocl 16 - 17 , R!Jchle res idence Ractne Porch sate· Oct 141n? 9am·? F11ch and Brewers behind Post . Office .n LOf\Q Bollom ram or , Tyree B~vd , .shine pa Two tam1ly yard sate 36279 Rock sp r in gs Ad Pomerov Thursday, Fr1day & Saturday Re1n or sh1ne. CALL OUR OffiCE AT 992•2155 REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL riJ AI...COA Card of '~:hanks $)9 5.00 INSTALLED' NOW IN STOCK COMPANY GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY 40 70 With A.Dallv Sentinel O'DELL LUMBER teres ted Call 2092 1Qitfl ma . have been named defendant • Room Additions ToolS' and Accessories Micra Tool . . .. .. $19.99 S1decilp . . . . ........ $32.99 Pocket Survival Tool $39.99 Super Tool .. . . . .. $57 99 Starl!ng A S1ng1e. Adult Chri&IJ~n Group Non-Denominational If In· Sma rr Stack & Whtte Opg, To Giveaway To Good Home Or Joseph Jacks Get Your Message lu·o•• Original Leatherman ~~~d3"6 Mooday lhru Salurday · 20 Yrs Exp • Ins Owner Ronme Jones 1-900i976-3339 ext. 9765 Matson I ."'{09 New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing Get tons of free stuff from On-Line Services I Plus 30 more amazing , secrets Public Notice required ~ Oualily ctortLmg and household IIams $1 00 bag sale every Septic & Clste(n Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8 ", Gas Pipe & Rei~UI;ators Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9:00·12:00 Saturday GALLIPOLIS; OHIO 45631 Jack's Roofing & Construction SECRETS! Located In I he Insurance Plus Building are ~!~, '40-vZ:5~9~2"~,:~2=; A~e Special (740) 992-5344 "Your Computer Shop" Vou ro 4p m Leon Elm School $10 00 per !able 6pace 304-458·1676 or 304·4 58·2535 L & L JlreBam Cost More" William Announcements Crafl Sale 11 11 4198 10a m Tuppers Plains, Dhio45783 7 40-985·3813 ' 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line 'Of Water Sforage Tanks • New & Used Tires • Batteries Computer Balancing & Mounting To 30 1o111mo St. Rt. 7 ®. · Personals Star! dating ton1ghtJ Have lun ptay1ng the Oh1o Dating Game, 1· 800 ROMANCE, &)j1enslon 9015 992·7696 • Freezers • Dishwashers IJ Our Customers 740-446-9416 • 1-800-872-5967 Public Notice · reel ntato hao boon provided by tho Grantee. Roloronce D11d: Volume 333, Paga 54t, Meigs County Deed Recorda. Audltor'o Parcel No.: 01100352.001 Tho Tax Mop Olllco lndlcotoo thlo parcel to be 7.29 acrta. Thoro 11 a dlocroponcy In the alerting point which cauua on overlap of 18 leal on tho eputh !elde or tho raal 005 • S9ap • Baby Gifts • Hot Water Heater Call Ken Young (740) 985·3551 BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING "Where Quality · • Ranges . · Refrigerators 5 Parts Warranty *Free Estimates " ANNOUNCEMENTS !::::::;::;:;;:.:~;;;:=====~ L------------------;,;;:;,;;;;;;;~1 (CulOutlorFuturoDiseount) G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY • Dryer *Free Digital Thermostat In the Classified Section! Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candies · Pomeroy, Ohio • Washers Air Conditioners lla Low As 128 1 mpnth Lillie things ttrt Worth A lot HARTW,Ell HOUSE "Need ~pair on ~ny make?" "Emy 01•er tire Plrorre Bnrrk Firrnrrcirrg" Mob1le tor you. u's the H1ughesl week these guys w1ll ever know For tnfoml:lllon culi 334-645 1101 Free Est/mares No Job too Small Brian Morrison (740) 985-3948 , • Singer Sewing Machine Dealer • Sewing cabinets, Sewing mac)line repab' • Dry Clearung Service • Scissor Sharpening • ,l\lx,do Rental • Sign up now for quilt classes ,THE APPLIANCE MAN IDUR. It's lhe NIKE roUR O!,unplonshlp pre-~entcd by PYA Mon.trCh ~1\(;"()LJ Garages • Replacement Windows The Fabric Shop commg pro golfers ha!tle for 15 spols on the PGA And wh1le it's ,t week of fun ·Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial and Residential · New Homes • Vinyl Siding New • New Homes • Pole BUildings I c-,.,~,.PIONS-'11' Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 P/8 Contractors, IlK. 8125/98 2 mo, pd homoa, located at 5t79t Sigley Ridge, Long Bottom, OH 45743. A complolo • legal d0ecrlptlon of tho rul ·.estate ta as follows: : • Tho following real ettato •·altuotod In Olive Townohlp, ·IICIIon 30, Town 3N, Rango ~JW, bolng more ' particularly described ao lollowo: . Beginning at an Iron pin found being tha southeast corner of Jim Naal'a 15.25 eatate. :'acre tract and on the North Aloo o 19~8 Bolon Mobile Uno a 1o acre trocl formerly home, ID'' #14388, Ohio • owned by Margaret Grace Cartlllcote of Title · lind being the Southwtlt #53000108t2, end a 1987 : corner of property Clayton mobllo homo, 10 . )>urchaaed by Kenneth and #4t030, Ohio Certlllcate of • Setty Young from Albert R. Tille #5300009154. : end Wilma Dangelo; thonco Property addreoo · 51791 · North 300' along tho Eut Blglay Ridge, Long Bottom, ' llna of Noal'o property to on OH 45743 : 1ron pin aot; thence Eoot Real Eotate and Mobile • :1105.5' to a point on the Homes Approlud ot : : £eat aide of Bigley Rldgo $30,000.00. Tha raal eotate . f!oad and on tho Weet line end mobile homoo cannot • of an 8 acre tract formerly be aotd for leas than two: owned by Dale end Donn~ thlrdo the appralood value. • :Connolly; thence South 300 Termo of oalo: Cash on • 4o a point , thence Weal delivery of deed. : ,105.11' to the polnl of Sold eubltct oocrued • beginning containing 7 6 real estate taxes to and mob lie : acres 1 more or leas, home taxeo. 'I • l>xceptlng all legal Jamoo M. Soulaby : eaaamenlo and rights ol (9) 30 • way • (10)7,14 ·: Excepting any mineral a 3TC : previously conveyed. Public Notice . . Baing a part of the real · estate daacrlbed In deed IN THE COMMON PLEAS . recorded In Volume 257, · Page 447 of tho Molgl COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY, OHIO _. : County Dead Recorda. Aloo )>art of tho rool oatot• Hazel Darlene Dunaway, Identified by Audltor'o Plalntlll, va William Matoon Percol Number 09· Dunaway, Oelond4nt. Caoo Number 98·DR·t43 00352.000. The doocrlptlon lor thll NOTICE BY PUBLICATION j, ' '· 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Common Pleaa Court Df 1 Q 1 1 91ron of New Homes & Remodeling Garages. Pole Bu1ld1ngs. Roof1ng . S1d1ng Commercial & Residential 27 yra. exp. Licensed & Insured Phone 740>992-3987 ' "Build Your Dream" NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of on Ordor of Sale leouod out of tho • ' BISSELL BUILDE , INc.· Public Notice Teens in the kitchen can cook up great results .llld \ II11111 Cr !111 ,thout ~0 mrnutcs ~l ll.t '-.h lll ~ tilL· tom..ttocs Wtth ~I wnodt: n . . ponn to hll'dk them up Add 1he -J)L',trh .md Ul!lk lor .mmhd ~0 1111 11 Utl' s S~.:l\c t h1 ~ t~ll.tllv L'\L' clknt d 11ll m ..._, pl.un 1tee \ptt nkkd \\ ttli ~ hrt:d tkd dlci..'L 'lrl'ld fl "l'l\ t n g~ Hcll)k' liu111 Cluck\~ 111 the 1\ n ~. : h cn h~ L\cl\11 R.1.Jh (! II L' lly Bn11h I1J 1J.~ 1 Remodeling MIJ Discount Prices tenements . By Marialisa Calla II lt!..l' llh' \tltt ... ruJJ~..·nh ltnd th.tt Custom Homes The family of Robart 0 . Willis would like to give special thanks to Veterans Memorial Hospital emergency room ' stafl lad by Dr. Howard Newmark In the recant haa rt attack of my husband. Also thanks to family and friends with their prayer lines. Willis Famll . ALL VINYl DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GUSS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING •'='Siii!!! \.\ ':,,e;illlln IIZI UP 10 93 UNIIED INCHES IN EIISTING WOOD DOUILE HUNG OPINING "OPTIONS AVAILAIU ' "'-"~ QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 110 COURT ST. 1-800-291 · 5600 • POMEROY, OHIO W VA. N023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY ~E REOUIRED CREDIT PROBLEMS No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Rapo • Divorced WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment ... You 're Treated with Respect! Call Now for Instant Approvalll ... 80 Auction and Flea Market Auc110n vartaly ol new Items uc h Thursday O ct obe r 1 thru December 17 e11cept Thanksglv · \ng Concessions H artlord Com- BullC!Ing muni!~ Auclloneer •1220 Freel Sullivan ! RICk Pearson Au0110n Compa ny lull ti me auc11oneer co mplete servll;e auction licensed 166 Oh1o & Wes't V1rgtn1a 304 773 5785 Or 304 773 5447 CALL MR. FORD (740) 448-8800 OR 1-8011-272-8178 Wedemeyer s Au c t1on Service Gathpohs 90 Oh1o 74o-379 2720 Wanted' to Buy Dollar All U S S1l GoiCI COH\S Proo fsels D•amonC\s Anttque Jewelry Gold Absolute Top ver And R•ngs I P1 &·1930 US Currency Sterling Etc A'f(1UISII IOns Jewelry - M T S Cotn Snap 151 Second Avenue GallipOliS 740 446 2842 �' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 14 • The Daily Se!!tinel .Wednesday, October 14, 1998 Wednesday, October 14, 1 The Dally Sentinel• Page 15 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio '. • I ALDER - 40-............... I 1~ 7• I? 8 . . . . . . fd- ·holm ..ave 41-'aal. In IPlfr_. 44Poori!WII 936 Slato RoiAe U!O Antlquet & ctta r~ uaed lum•t.ure will buy one piece or complete hounhold Osbr Marlin 7-tO country to rOCk Pfactlee toeatlon .n Albany Otuo Call Jottn at 7.t0- Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucki 1990 Models Or Newer Sm1th Su1ck Ponf ac , 900 Eut ern Avenue Ga•ipOhS Needed 1mmed1atety 1 Second Shift Ch1ld Care Your House Or Mme GreeM SchOOl Distrlcc Cat "ut o Parts Buy1ng wrecked or sal vaged ven ctes 30'-773-~ Wanted To Buy For Fami lY Pet Dachshund Pup Or Young Dog Ca ll 740 -«6 2342 EKt 1 & Then 20 Oaya Or 304 ti75 4293 Even- "'116 Wanter;l To Buy Junk Auto 1 Any COnditiOn 740-446-9853 Wanted To Bu'y Uud M'obile Homes Call 740 446 0175 304 675-5965 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 o Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I Shirley 304 675-1429 ~pears .lccgynijna Mlntgtr Pon t Pleasant WV Company IS Seek1ng An IndiVIdual W11tl A B S In Accountmg Prev1ous Super vlsorv And Accounllng Exper1 ence Along W1th Computer And Microsoft Ort1ce SkillS Is Re qu1red Dulles Will Include Oversee ng And Part c•pat1ng In Dally Accounling Funchons Fl nanc1at Repon1ng CoS1 Analysts A.na Federa l And State Com p11ance Reporting Please Send Resume W•lh Salary H1storyTo Aulstant Controller PO Box 124 Cherterol PA 15022..0124 ADO!TIONAL QRIVERS NEED ED !MMEDIATe.Y ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER OR!V lNG? 'LOCAL FAMILY Owned Company 'PERSONALIZED Dlspalch 'PAID Emp oyee Health & L~e lnsurar.ce Dental Insurance •HOME Weekends 'Run OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST '401K •Late Mode Fre1ghtbner CONVENT!ONALS ReqUirements Age 23 Class A COL And Good Driving Record Please Call Toll Free 1 888 790 0008 ADOIT!ONAL OWNER OPERA TORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ·Local Family Owned Company •Personalized Dispatch 'Up To $1 00 !MI {Including Accessorial Pay) ·Home Weeker'Pds 'Run From OH To The SOuth And Southwest •permits PrO\IIded At No Charge 'Tolls Pa1d •Fuel Card Available Requlremants Age 23 Class A CCL And Good Driving Record Please Call Toll Free 1 888 790 0008 .t.sk For Garnet ,t.ppiJcatJons Be ng Taken for Delivery Person Cook !Waitress J manett1 s Pizza 30 Pleasant Valley Road R1o Grande Computer Users Needed WorM Own Hrs S20K S75K IYr 1 800 349 7186 E ~~ 1173 www amp Inc com Cosmetolog st Wanted Fu ll & Part T me Hourly Versus Com m155 on Paid Vacations Other Benellls Ollered Fantasl c Sam s 740 446-7267 Ptusant Valley Hospital ts cur rently accept1ng resumes lor Regls!ered Respiratory Tharapy Techn1c1ans Certtf•ed Reap1ra tory Therapy Technicians and EKG s Technlc1ans Must have current WV llcenae Send re sume to Personnel at Pleasant Valley Hospital 2&20 Valley Or Pt Pleasarl. WV 25550 '\ Reg1stereD Nurses Are Needed Immediately To Work On A Per Dlflm BaiJii, In The Maternity & Fam•l'f Services Unit Two (2 ) Years Of Labor & Delivery And Post Parium Experience Pre /erred A FIN" L1cense lnThe State Oi Oh10 Is Flequtred Ho zer Sen or Care Center Is Now Accepting Appllcatmns For So clal Serv1 ces Department Th s Position Is A Part T1me (32 Hour) Position Available To A Licensed Profess1onal (• e LPN) If Interest ed In Apply•ng Plea se St op By 380 Colon al Or ve 81dwe 1 lnw views W II Be Condu cted Aller ApplicatiOn Rev ew EOE Keebler Com p any Is Now Ae ceptlng Res um e s For Tl'le Pos• t1on 01 Terr l o r~al Manage1 For The Greater Gallipolis / A pley Terrtrory Successful Canota ate snould Have G ocerv And l Or Sales E11perlence Comm1ss •on Salary Insurance Company Car Plus Morel EOE Send Resumes To Keebler Company 3959 Beechwood Or l ~e Ona wv 25545 REAL ESTATE 'A Lillie Country tn Town' Price reduced large restored VIctorian home situated on 12 acres V1l !age ot Middleport Secluded and private close to schools and cru,rches Private br lclc circular dfiV9 bfick patio modern k1tchen family room wlllreptace 3 4 bed rooms two baths large formal LRI OR large foyer four original stained glau windows 30 mlnuteJ lrom Athena 15 20 minutes from Gallipolis For ap polntment call 740 992 5696 Rosie Ward RBSOurces HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 100 Jadtson P1ke Gallipolis OH 4563 t Phone 740 446 51 05 740446 SlOE! Aural Act1on seeks muralist lor community generated mural pro Jeer In Pomeroy Must be accom phshed mural painler Experience 1n community work preferable For details or{ salary and project In iormallon call usa 740 767 49 38 2 Bedroom house hardwood Floors Carpeted VInyl Siding County water apply 3 Acres Lo cated on Wyoma Ridge (30 4) 675 7071 Scenic Hills Nursing Center 31 1 Budmdge Ad Bidwell OH 45614 1 is Now Accepting Appll For Friendly Outgo1ng pend able STNA s Please In Person AI The Front Desk ween &30 AM 4 30 P.M 3 Bedroom House On Jay Drive City Schools 740 44H541 740 After P:M 446 1990 5 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath Close To Hospital Spring Valley "rea 3br living room dining room family room 1 bath ce ntral air newer carpet & roof replacement w ndowa family neighborhood privacy fenced yard 2411 above ground pool many upgrades move In cond Priced In JO s 304 675 2924 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loll tonguei groove pellet stove HPICA appllancea garage spa acre Buta ville Pike 740 36HJ2813 Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms All New Furnace Windows Hot Water Tank Aoor 740 441 102t 740 446 4665 Ask For Susie GOV T FOREClOSED Homes From Pennies On $1 Delinquent Tax Repo s REO s Your Area Toll Free (II 800 218 9000 Ext WAI& & WSEO Radio has open .ngs In the following area On air Disc Jockey News & Sports 11 1n !erested send resume salary re qulrements and cassette tape to Movies 10 14333 US Route 33 Soutn NelsonvPie Ohio 45764 H 2814 For Current Llsllnof House In Middleport three bed room bath and 1!2 $59 000 price negotiable catl740 992 3465 Make offer free tieat must sell three bedroom two bath ranch with tO acres gas well lnground pool l1sted lor $98 000 this spring 740 742 3711 Work At Home Grpwlng Company Needs Help Now 5250 $500 A Week Part Time Full Time Easy & Fun We Wll Train No Experience Need ed Senous lnqurles Only I 800 204 7048 ::::::::--::--::--~~=-~~Galllpo Is Career College Spring Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem ber AC ICS Reg ll90 05 1274B Newly Remodeled 3 Bdrms 2 Baths Brick Ranch LR FA DR Hardwood Floors New Carpet " Custom Built Oak Cabinets and Trim Throughout Mercervlile Area 740 256 6577 1 Pomer9)' Schools Instruction Magic Years Day Care Pre ScMol spaces available e11cel len t sMHI& lor your childs devel opment Call us lor more In/erma liOn 304~75 5847 M F 7 30 5 30 180 Wanted To Do Cert1l ed day ca re provider will babySit In my home Hysell Run Ad 740 992 3537 304 674 0126 Furn lure repair ref n sh and res torat1on also custom orders Ohio Vallt~y Refinish ng Shop La rry Ph Ilips 740 992 6576 Georges Portable Sawmill don t haul your logs to the m111 just call 304 675 1957 Have 2 Openings For 2_. Hour In Home Care 01 Elderly Or Handl capped 740 441 1536 L1ght Hauling & Trash Removal Aeasonab e Aatesl Call 7~0 446 3106 Lookmg For An Availab le Youth Leader Position Please Call 740 446 2092 Will Take Care Elderly In There Home Write PO Box 128 \lin ton OH 45686 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity !NOTICE! OHIO 1/,t,LLEY PUBLISHING' CO recommends that you do busl (.less wltl'l people you know and NOT to send money through the ma tt until yo .. have mvestlgated the ollerlng FREE CASH ORANTSI OTA Dr ver Needed 1 Year Flat E11penence Clas~ A COL Camp Pay B'onus Program late Model Conve n 11ona l 740 44 1 0607 Days 740 245 5592 Eventngs College Scnotarshtps Business Med1ca1 Bills Never Repay Call Tot Free , 800 218 9000 Ext G 28t4 Part lime Duke Cleaners n Point Pleasant Now Open Jodi s Hall 69 Perch Street Kanauga 740 446 7"73 Arcades Billiards Music Dane lng & More Sometl'llng For All Ages Also EKcept1ng Reserva !Ions For Par~les Plenty Spa~e For Vel'llcl& Park11'1g Part Tlme Servar Full Time De livery Person Apply At Kelly s Kitchen 740 446 ~6 1 Double W1de New $999 Down $237 per mo Free delrvery & set up 1-800-69H1Tt7 E-Z Finance Ranieri & toil nme Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms U-$2001mo I-IQ0.251-6070 Finance Renters & 1•t Home Buyers We H<Mi 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month Llm1ted Time Onlyl 1 800 251 5070 Large selection of used hOmes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick delivery Call 740 385 lour bedroom HUO WI 0 newly remodeled near play ground references S/0 call 740 992 6886 alter 5 30pm spit level new 3 car garage new heat pump and air new carpet throughOut ver~ nice Mme 740 742 4000 At 2 Rip ley Ad Ranch 4br 2 bath heat pump partial garage priced to sotlt 740 441 0450 or 304 675 7854 Sandhill Ad All brick 3br 2 bath den 2 cal" heated garage plus w6rk: & storage area 1 2 acres $127 500 304 675 8959 Well rna ntalned 2 bedroom home Features full basement re mode!Bd kitchen w lh dishwasher central air new roof and carpet PJJced to sell 304 675 7693 or 304 675 5094 alter 5 pm 320 Mobile Hollies ~ for Sale NEW 14x80 3BR OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 300-755-5816 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Free air sklrJ 1 800 691 6777 New 1998 f4x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE 101 rent Includes alollrtlng deluxe step& and setup Only S 187 08 per month with S1Q75 down Call 1 80().837 3238 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Still In Warranty Tht l'<><lods Of Inches You WI LON In The Ne.lrt 30 Days All Naturat/Gauranleed New Mobile Home tor Rent No Para! In Country ~Sit + Refer err.es Reqwed 740-44&9616 3 $tlanla Twain Tlckelt II You Take All 3 Tickets .S55 Per Ticket Or $70 Per Tickwt Cash, Onty No AeiUndl Call After 5 30 Trailer For Rent BeautifUl A1ver V~tw 198 AJ\<er Street Kanagua Oeposlt References No Pets 740-441-0181 Foster Trader Pan. 440 Apartments for Rent t and 2 bedroom apanments fur nlshed and unlurn1shed security depos11 required no pets 740 992 :2218 1 Bedroom Econom1ca1 Gaa Heat WID Hook Up Near Cinema $279/Mo Plus Utlltlea Deposit & Lease Required 74{) 448 2957 1 br apt In Henderson water sew er and garbage furnished Ae frence ll!)d deposit requ red $200 per month 304-675 1972 2 Rooms & Batn No Kitchen $200/Mo Oepos1t Required All Utllllles Included 740 .14t 1005 ATTENTION MENI All Natural Formula For Male Potency No Chemicals Wouldn t You Flat her 'rrv Something Natural? The MediCal Shoppe 1480 Jackson P1ke Ga!Upois 740-446-2206 'Bundy B Flat Clarinet Boody II E Flat Saxophone Gemmhardt Flute Vanety Of Current And Re ttred Ty Beame Babiu And A Smith AM Corona Word Proces sor All In Mint Cond111ont 740 245-5443 $17 000 3()4 882 3426 Vlndale 70FT X 14FT With E11 panda 2 Bdr 20FT LA Large Master Bdrm Exc Cond On Rented Lot Ready To Move Into 740 446-1409 WI!_ Finance La nd & Home With As Crute As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 340 Business and Buildings Commercial OHJce or Aelall 87 Mill St Middleport 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 "cquisltlons jnext dOor) 350 Lots & Acreage 14x70 Liberty on 4 acres at Hart lord $21 500 00 304 882 2649 3 Prime acres )USt oil AI 33 Ma son WV Serious ~nqu ~tles only 304 882 3772 3 two aere lots on Cremeans Rd off New Lima Rd Rutland 740 742 2803 5 Acres Flat Road Frontage Kerr Road 740-367-0138 All Utilities A re_ady There Cen te nary Area Green School 740 256 1664 Scenic Val ev at Apple Grove WV Bu ld ng tots single wtdes accepted public water 20 minutes from new Bulfa lo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304·576 2336 Several 5 acre parcel• remote bE!autllulland Me gs County Sci p o Twp SA 692 (jLJst off SA I 43) owner llnanclng ($1800 per acre) Call for good map 740 593 BS-45 360 Rea_l Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres we Pay cash 1 800 213'a365 Your Area John Deere Dealer Fo f Residential And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All S1zes Of 4 WO And 2 WD Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer Loaders Chtek With Us About Financing On Lawn Tractors And Low Aale Fl nanclng On New And Used EQuipment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis OH 740 446 24121 800-594-1111 Ceram1c Top Range 2 Years Old S600 Pc11d $1 400 Commode In Good Shape SIO 740-441!-<1753 Church pews lor sale --12 twelve loot 4 ten foot S200 each 740 949-2217 Combustloneer~ Stoker Coal Stove $500 740-388 9771 DIABETIC PATIENTS You May Be Enttled To Rece1ve Your Ola betic Supplles At No Cost To You For More Information t B68 677 6561 Wanted to Buy 88 89 91 92 94 Happy Holldaya Barb1e Yood condition & In the box 304-882 2790 Olamonc:t cluster ring size 8 ap pro.11 1/3 carat 14K band $300 740-949 2202 For Sate Fill Dirt Wlll Deliver 304 675-6734 Christy s Femlly Living Apartments Pomeroy/Middleport Cal 74Q-992 4514 Monday through Saturday 9 ooam 900pm 1 2 3 bedroom• Stove/refrlg available ut1lltlea and cable paid HUD accepted Children We t come Ask lor Christy Agco-AII!o ~1111 Tractor 5670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel drive world famous air· cooled dleael engme Goodyear AadlaJ hres all 4 whetll lnde pendent 540 and 1000 PTO Hy· drauhc wet d11c brJkes all 4 wheels D•llerenllal lock front & rear dual hydraulic remot11 AOPS and Canopy 16X16 Transmission tully synchronized for wara & reverse shuttle zinc coated sheet metal 4 year or .tOOO hour drive train warranty Check your JO MF FNH or CIH dealer and see how long they warranty there drive train Keer ers Service Center St At 67 PI Pleasant & Ripley Ad Leon WV 25123 304-895-3674 Way Headl $850 740-245-9520 Beech Street Middleport 2br lumlshed ullhlle s pald deposit & references 304 882 2566 House tra lef on Broad Run Ad 2 Miles from Sporn Plant 3br 1 112 baths 2 addea on rooms tot ga rage 2 A/C s household Items om 7 tjP Log Splitter (Hat Lg Lift 4 Repoed Double W1de On Lot 304 736 7295 I 800 251 5070 1998 John Deere 870 4 Wheel Duve With Loader Only 30 Houri · S15 000 00 740 288 PM 740-379-9~78 630 5dp lba S275 oo 5H Woods Ftn 740 446-4053 Club Call Sale Steers & Heifers Saturday Oclober 17th 12 PM Lawrence County Fairgrounds Stale Ro ute 7 Proctorlvllle All Calves Born & Raised In La wrence County Cal~ 740 643 653-0347 0430 740 533 0689 Or 740 533 Grubbs P1ana tLJnlng & repairs ProOiems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr 740 446 4525 0769 Evenings Before 9 PM Leave Message Custom Slaughter end Process lng Deer processing and sum mer eausage WV Sausage Co 907 4th St New Haven 304 882 3t94 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa red New & Rebuilt In Stock wv Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Rlveralde Apartments In Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunltlea ..., Lafayelte Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed rQoms 2 Bathe All Utilities In eluded $450fMo Deposll Re qulred 740 441 1005 Now Tak mg Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townho use Apartments In cludes Water Sewage Tras h $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 One bedroom apartment m Mid dleport all u!U ties pad $100 de posit $270 month call 740 992 7B06 Bam Spm One bedroom apt In Pt Pleas ant furnished extra nice & clean No pets 304 675 1386 Tara Townhou se Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 112 Bath Fully Car peted Pat o No Pets Lease Plus Security Depos1t Requ ired 740 446- 3481 APT AVAILABLE NOW Tw1n Rivers Tower now accepting II lor 1 br HUO subsld apt lor alderty and handt capped EOH 304 675 6679 450 Furnished Rooms Anthony Land Co For sale 7 year old Registered Quarter norse mare well broke1 $1500 Arabian gelding 9 years old well broke $1200 740 742 Lift Truck Folk Set $100 00 Ca mper Shell Wllh Bed L ner 811 for 82 GMC Pick Up $75 00 740 379 2655 2050 Horses two mature mares very gemte one Is a Sorrell one is a Bay 740 446 4792 Prlme111r $49 mstallat1on only $25 99 per month l•ee bonus , TRANSPORTATION 800 263 2640 Red & wh te concession trailer wl cotton candy & funnel cake ma en ne fountain dnnks etc Meets health dept requirements/sup plies $6000 304 682 2246 710 Autos for ,Sale 81 Grand Am LE lwo door 740 742 2187 89 Cougar runs good looks good low m1le8 lady drlvttn 740 992 2358 after 4pm weekdays anyt1me weekends SALE lc:ttchen Cabinets 63%0FF 1st pnce It purchased by the end ot October Free In home eall mates Tri County Olstrlbulors Inc 1 800 352 3147 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths $300/Mo 304 736 7295 15m 4 1 _ ...... 51 Daa 55 a.by'a soy $4 000 Local Gov t ~ Bank Repo s Call t 800 522 2730 X H09 $5 000 740 949 2246 985 3595 ::::c.:::..::::.:.:.::..:.:.:.:::.::..:::.:.::__ cl Wanted advertising co tectlbles Coke P'psl etc Including old !In ~lgns 74(}992 5053 "'~ 1980 ·1990 HONDA CARS $100 ·$500 Pollee Impounds ~~~ Makes Available Call 1 800 522 2730 Ext 4420 Waterl ne Specla~ 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PSI $37 oo Per 100 A 1 Brass Com press1on Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 800 537 9528 1982 CUtlass Supreme 2 D ~60 VB Good ~ condiUon $1 500 00 Firm 140 99.2 4568 1971 Hillcrest 121160 two bed rooms washer dryer stove & re lngera!Or air underpinning $4500 740 992 5.039 t990 Cayton 2 Bedrooms , Bath Very Nice AIC Call .t.fter 6 PM 740..44t 0221 Nice Clean 2 bedroom relerenc Washer lOyer Hook Up I 304 675 5162 Nice clean 3br releronces & deposit no pets 304 675 5162 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 & 3 bedroom motllle hOmes air condll oned $260 $300 sewer water and trash Included 740 992 2167 2 Bearoom .Mob1te Home On Kr n er Road $265/ Mo Incudes Wa ter Trash $100 Depos 1 Nn Pe ts Inside 740 446 9569 2 Bedroom Tra1ler O n Add1son Pike $2201Mo Includes Wa tar $1 oo Depos 1 No Pets 740 '446 1637 740 448 3437 ~ousehold GDods 3 P1ece Living Room Suite Co uch loveseat & Chair Excel ent Cond •l on $200 740 446 3617 Appl an ces Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl grators 90 Day Gua rantee! French C Maytag 740 446 7795 tv GOOO USED APPLIANCES G004:l Condition $1 .t50 740-2SS. 6434 TAKE TWO TH' NEXT HOW .. UCH TIME YOU FEEL FER TH' PILLS, FAINTY DOC? TAKE TWO AN' I'LL TELL YOU 1988 Buick Century automatic V 6 eng ine excellent condition 58 BOO m11es S4000 call 304 773 5173 19~~Subaru Ju sty Gl STD Tran&mlsslon All New Front Brake Rotors Battery Front Tires $650 740 ... 6 3407 .t.KC Registered German Rot tweller Puppies W th Shots & VVormed Parents We I Tern pared 740 446 8603 1989 Cavalier Automatic 30 000 Miles On Motor 1994 Toyo ta Coro lla Automatic Loaded 740 446-1810 Himalayan Cats $100 Each 740 379 2282 1989 Chevy Suburban Loaded Excellent ConditiOn! 125 000 Miles S9 000 140 245 5797 1990 Geo Metro STO Transmls slon 105 000 Miles New Head GasKet New Clutch $1 650 740 446 3407 Jack Russe ll Terre Pups Talis Doc ked Dew Claws Removed 740 441 - 0681 199t Dodge Shadow $2 495 199t Cava 1ar RIS 4 Doors 42 ooo Miles $2 995 1988 Beret Is 1986 Chevy Truck Cook Mo tors 740 446 0103 French C•ty Pet Grooming by Ap pomtment •uttra W111h Bathing Syttem 650 Second Ave Galli po is 740 446 1528 1991 Geo Storm 5 Speed Good Shape $2 500 1986 Nlssan Pic~ Up 5 Speed $900 7411-2511-1487 • •• Pass ' I 5spd very good cond $5 ooor How many po1ms do you need for a M1chaels Cue B1d' ThiS IS the hard pan F~rst you and your partner may agree on whatever you hke Howev· er, I recommend thai you play tt as lwu way You have e11her a weak hand or a strong hand Whal do these terms mean? Well, wtth a weak hand you W!ll usually have some 8·11 h1gh card pomts (dnd respectable su1ts) You show your hand and leave everytp10g else to parlner For a strong hand. you II normal· ly have some 16 plus pomts You plan 1ob1d aga10 even 1f partner g1ves nummum preference to one of your suns (as 10 yesterday s deal) W1th an m!enned1.11e hand (some 12 15 po10ts), overcall m your h!gh· er-r,inkmg lung stut, planmng to b1d the second later Panner should then know wh,ll to expect In lhiS deal North probably should have btd lour spades. and Soul h mtght have passed out three >pades We>l cashed h~> three top m1nor· su11 lr!cks betore leadmg another duh Aller ruthng m the dummy ' declarer pl~nned lo lake two or 1hree trump Imesses He pl.tyeu ,, hearllo h" nme and c.trefu lly led a low >p.1de Wh~n West\ smgleton kmg ,1ppeared South da1med Note that tf declarer slurts w1th hiS spade 10 he loses a trump mck ··and hiS contract -· 10 East 1994 Ford F1!0 PU 4X4 6Cyl P: B P S Autotrans AJC AM/FM Cassette Plus Topper Bed Liner Trailer Hitch W/EI~Jctrlc Brake Control Very Low Milage On' Owner $12 000 00 740 2.t5 5478 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1980 1990Trueks$100 $500 Pollee Impounds All Makes Available 3901 1985 Conversion van new motor new ttansmlss lon ask ing $3500 740 992 7637 Van Tv 1 Con 740, 1994 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4 V:S 1 4 Doors 64 500 Miles Loaded Champagne $14 500 7-40 441, 0107 1995 S 10 Blazer 4x4 LT pack 1 age 4dr leather nlerlor SHAFIPI Motorcycles 1985 Harley F 11 Fl customized lowrlder several tr uphys too much stuff to list t1 000 m iles call for lnlo 304-675 6539 1988 Honda CR125 excellent condition $1600 wl ll consider trade lor utility four wheeler call 740 992 5011 BIG NATE AS LON6 A'f> I ~E GOT I1Y LUCKY PENNY !N 'f>l DE MY LEFT WAIT A 5EC. IN THERE 7 !!>E SCO"E.O Ut'ON PENNY' t>l D 1 FORGET TO PlfT IT IN THER.E' SOCK I CANNOT IS IT I C.AN T I'E.EL MY LUCKY I 750 Boats & Motor11 for Sale 1983 0pen Bow Fiberglass Brlnlol er Boat - 140 HP Inboard Mer cruiser - With Trailer Fair Shape Runs Good $2 000 Or Trade For Camper Or 4 Whee ler 740 448 .. 4514 I DREW ANOTI-lER PICTURE OF '(OUR D06 DO 'I'OlJ WANT TO BUV IT "? THIS TIME IT'S IN COLOR l WEDNESDAY 3933 or 1 800 273 9329 Windshields Installed $100 OQ And Up Transmissions Installed $100 00 And Up 740-446 1535 '" SERVICES •: Uncondltionalllletlme guarantee Loc.tl references turnlshed Es labllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Watarprooflng App lance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years E.11 parlance All Work Guaranteed French C1ty Maytag 740 446 7795 C&C General Home Maln tenenca Pa ntln g vinyl siding carpentry doors windows baths mob Ia home repair and more For tree estimate can Chel 740 992 6323 Professional 20yrs experience with ell masonery brick block & stone Also room addlt ons ga rages etc Free estlmat&s 30.of 773-9550 Electrical and Refrigeration Res•denhal or co mmercial WITing new serv1ca or epalrs Master ll censed e lectri cian Ridenour Electrical WV000306 304 675 1786 .............. g=:::e'*" 2AUMt.~Ma 25 Jemalcen ..-lc 27~ 32=:::.. o. ......... ·- OIICIP' 31TIIIl- ,_Toon- alllch.,. 47 __ _' 46boy! .. 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L--'-.....&.---'L.,...-'--'- I Over the years I have come to tieheve that bad hab!ts are like a comfortable bed easy to get 1nto but hard to ·-- ---of N0 T E N I 1---.1:......:1"5,_,;1:.....,.1....:.,1.,.&~ Q I Comploto tho chuckle quoted • bv f1llu-.g tn the missing words '--1..-....L-...L-.L..-lL......J you develop from step No 3 below • • • • _ Have you ever not1ced one fellow satd to hts pal, that the most mov1ng moments of our hves find us all WITHOUT words?' New gas tanks & body pa rts 0 1 R Auto Ripley wv 304 372· BASEME~T b ru~ldc 11 pi 111 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Should· Twang - Mouth - Catmp • WITHOUT Auto Parts & Accessories WATERPROOFING 18 Did a 10The(O..) . 4 840 6W- PURPLE DOGS 7 Sum mer s no 1 ove rl Ka was a k I STS Jet sk i &Ill under warranty: tnree seater 83 horsepower 1 bought new July ol 97 1hre£t matching Kawasaki ski vests and trailer all go with II Priced to selh $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949J 2045 will consider trade for good pontoon boal Home Improvements Dlaney DON'T 't'OU LIKE , 810 ,..,. 5-- 11 -ryp. "' 13Dciee•IUII Paso Pass Pass mmor FRANK & EARNEST 740 7 Pi IIetz 4 liM org. Eul 304 675 3954 1400 387-7410 ·-« ,. ·- -__ _ 2 Fllbuloul bini 3-111 311- 20Anlllan 1993 Chevy S 10 2wd 2 8 V91 199t Chevy work truck 150q Senn 6 cylinder automatiC~ 72 000 miles runt very good nice truck $5250 OBO 740·742· 1993 Chevy Convera(on High Top 38 ceo Miles VCR Rear Air Heat Royalty version Package $12 900 ·-1141 21 Ff191d 211FltSin- 31 Publlalllng 33 8 llfoo41 Choice ' Alder By Phillip Yesterday. we staned to look althe M1chaels Cue B1d If an opponent opens one of a mmor an 1mmed1a1e cue-b1d 0\ercall shows at least 5 5 m the ma;ors Ahernauvely,1f1he open· er b1ds one ot a maJOr cue b1ddmg two ol the same maJor shows at leasE 5-5 10 the other maJor and either ' ~ DOWN BIIVW More on Michaels 1989 Nlasan truck good eondl• tlon $1500 741).985-3839 • 1 80().290 2262 ,_ ~~ 23 ....... 281Afte-- 34 liOn 53.500 740-379-2773 1988 Bonneville LE maroon 4dr new !Ire s & brakes good cond S3 200 304 675 5792 after Spm Weal Pau 1988 Chevrolet 5·10 Truck Ac tual Miles 26 000 Good Cond!; Budget Priced Transmissions and Engines All Types Acces$ To Over 10 000 Transmissions, 740 245 5677 304 576 2989 Airedale Puppies AKC Regis tared Mate & Female Excellent Watch Dogs Good With C h ld ren $200 740 388-8692 Pastel sola & love seat sQuare cotlee table like new good quat l!y $600 :104 675 5479 Buy or SAil Rive rine Antiques 1124 E Mam Street on At 124 Pome roy Hour s M T W 10 00 am to 600pm Sunday100to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner no rust 740 949 1985 Mazda RX7 5 Speed Good Condition $1 300 080 740 3670136 t987 Dodge Colt Runs Looks good New tires & brakes $700 6412 Jack Russell terrier pupp ies 7 weeKs old hrst shots wormed tails docked $250 each 740 698 7055 Antiques crulle tilt Ctlevy Love 4x4 New Paru. 1986 Olds 88 Royal Brougham 1 15 460 Miles New G M Trans mlstlon S1 750 740 446 340.. Adorable AKC part! co lored Cocker Spanie ls available in 2wks Bred lor family pets S250ea & relerences 740 992 Hlmatayen Doe Aabb t 1 112 years Old $5 00 304 895 3577 South Extended l 1981 ~ :too•- Dealer: West 82 blue GMC truck very good eoudit:lon $1200 740-949;2040 254) 6 " 5 4 • 10 • 7 6 &J93 AU 4 Ill Vulnerable North South 760 1986 Lincoln Town ear v e new tires & transmission easy on gas runs !Jreat 740 949 2253 Pets for Sale Washers dryers relr lgera1ors ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7398 t 866 618 0126 530 720 Truckl for Sale 1982 Volkswagen Rabbl1 diesel 992 5382 $250 ca ll 740 992 5523 or 740 We buy ant1ques and partial or complete eslates baby tlems and old Fleslaware Jean s Furn ture & Antiques Tuesday through Frl day t 1am 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport A Groom Shop Pet Groom ng Featuring Hydro Bath Don Shl!lels 373 Georges Creek Ad 740 446 0231 51 o 34411 89 Ford FlaMger XLT Cab 5 speed V-6 air excellent condition 72 000 miles $4700 .. e 8 """""'- ,. fe.ll-f• - Mien llolklay 11r-, ...., 21-plant Eul ... t5 .Vtar-- 17~ &AK874 South .. 10 4 2 " J 9 OKQJ52 • 10 55 1997 CMvy Lumina AMIFM A1C Cruise ContrOl Excellent Condi-tion Must Sell S11 500 740-682 1950 Mercury 4 door sport Se ntgn perfo rmance flat head Nice Large Prl\late Lot In Cente nary For A Mobile Home $110/ Mo 740 446 4053 • 740-258-6340 Sofa 92" long southwestern col ors & design like new $200 740 6539 1 5 BEOROOM HOliES FROM 1996 Gao t.tetro 2 Doors 4 Cyfintter Auto Air 53 000 Mf!lel 20ft 1996 Generations 3 Pontoon Boat live wet 1997 011 lnjectett Marner 1111/trlm Less than 10 • H rs $8 500 Shawn 304 882 3718 .~ .. 560 Wea &K 987~2 92 Probe 3 ltr 5 speed air 7~K call740 992 3701 RCA Mob le home site eva able bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 • 1995 Dodge Neon 4 Or Loaded' S5 100 oeo tG-14-tl &AQJ73 •AKQJG3 • 3 • Q 2 p ss ooo oeo 740-+4 Hl5&4 Dish $19 99 per Month Ask Aboul Free Programming No Credit Check From 8 OOAM 9 OOPM 1 800 325 7836 19" EEK&MEEK Uon Low Mileage New Tlru leaJW1nlefiDr 740-441 1503 1990 Gobi a t 8 open bow 1~0 hp top and bcw cover good con dillon $5000 740 992 0017 1986 Mercedes 190 E Nice car second owner $6 800 304 875 MERCHANDISE LDaded Good Concll 91 Probe automatic ale PW ttJns & looks great highway miles $3600 740 742 371, RENTALS 2916 able Slacil Nortto 304 675 3448 Large Englander freestanding pellet stove Used one winter like new $700 740 367 7433 SATELLITE SYSTEMS - 3240 Ish Mower Like New S1 000 00 Call Ron Evans 1 BOO 537 9528 Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com plate y Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Ail erence & Deposit Required A so Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740 446 1519 Livestock Charolale Steer weighing Approx For sale membership at Royal Oak Resort Club malole offer 740 loaded 1992 Cutlass Supreme Convert ~~5-1858 CaltTracyAI7~11982 4 dOOt Uprighl piano walnut flntth 1450 080 740-992 7861 1988 GMC TrUCk 2 ton New Hot land 717 Field Chopper Edison 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Bath& and 2 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths m Porl8r Area Oepos1t And Relrence Ae qulred CaH 740-368-9162 PontiaC LE good COnditiOn $3300 740-667 610 Farm Equipment 29-Wanlod To Gol Paid SSS For Electric Scooters Whee(chalrs New AM Used Stairway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooter Lilts Bowman s Homecare 740 446-7283 Large Older Farm House Fo r Rent In Centenary 3 Bedrooms Reterencs & Oeposlt Required $350/Mo 740 446 4053 t: Bedrooms 3 bat11s w1th over 2 ooosq It un~er $350 / mo 1 8()()..251 5070 2 Bedrooms W W Carpet Natu raJ Gas Heat In GallipOliS 740 446-2003 7~1409 1991 For sate- BuncJy ano ta.ophone like newu740-992 32-42 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK under waHanly $1200 00 30• 882 2925 ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to 5358 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housing Opportunity 3 Bedrooms 2 BathS $310/Mo Deposit & References In Water to o After 4 00 PM 740 643 304-755 5885 12 000 BTU a•r conchUoner st•ll For Sale 2& 3 Bedroom Quality by phone Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Ol!er 1 800 383-6662 Double wide Clearanct Sale Double wide Dream Homes Only $999 Down 6 99'lo Interest Rate Free Satelhta D1sh wiPur chas$ Only at Oal(wood Homea Nitro wv City In Outet Nelgl'bofhood Aef 8f8nCeS 740 256-1968 REPOS! $999 O~wn on any 98 model DQub ewlde m stock Free Oellv ery Call t 800 691 6777 P'rtce reduceo 1990 Spruce Ridge 141170 mobile home very gooa cond tlon 2 tledrooms 1 & 112 baths washer & dryer stove ralrfgerator central air axe out s1de bu ldmg 1mmeOiate posses slon 740.992 6582 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths In Crown oonc:lrtJOn Armstrong Fuel otl lur nance 155 000 BTU Amana BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 1 Bedroom House Across From Campus $300/Mo Deposn Re qulred 740 441 1005 6pm '74CHt6 '6306 1 800-291-<.'1098 1982 Old1 98 Regency excellent Aepo s For Sale 2 & 3 Bedrooms Ouallly By Phone 1 800 251- 5070 Oon 1 Call Us We Both l.oaef 4313 740-446-0879 2bdrm apts total elettnc ap pllances furnished laundr'W' room lac11111es close to scnoo~ in town Applications available al Village Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 31J.I.755-5816 41 0 Houses for Rent 1969 Community mob ile home 12k56 asking $2300 740 843 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after 2 Bedrooms S3751Mo Plus Utih Ues & Deposit No Pet5 740...f-46 $260 depos•t renter pays utilities 468 Duddmg Lane Aac1ne 740 992 9156 GLAIIOUR BATH $199 MMih On~ AI -wAftMUpf• Ftxnace Heat Pump& & Ai Condnlonmg Free Eshmateal If You New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free a1r skirt t 800 691 $500 Down on any 14x70 In stock I mlted number free deUv ery Ca111 800 691 6777 12x60 trailer can be used for ol Ice trp11er $1SOO wthout a1r 740 949 2217 bedroom trader In Middleport no .... 740-992 5858 Two bedroom trailer S260 montf'l Price reduced will consider sell !ng on land cqn1ra01 3 bedroom 2 bedroom Ua1ler In Racme 3 9621 446-9140 The MeigS' County Heahh Depart ment has a full time position avail able for a medical assistant or candidate with slmllaf quallflca lions to work In publlqi health with women and childreri Computer e.11perience and medical back ground required Send resume to Me•gs County Health Department ATTN CFHS PO 80.11 631 Po meroy Ohio 45769 by October 28 1998 EEOC Business Training 3G4-75!Hi566 Rear D'eck Ranch Style 140 secunty Guards must be able to work any shift Including most weekends must have clean po Hce record good work history rellabte transportation valid drtver s II cense home phone and must have black steel safety shoes Pay starts at $5 75 per hour 32 40 hours per week call 740 669 2874 Monday Friday Sam 4pm lor appointment 140 Flnondng Avol- 310 Homes for Sale O~rector Of Human Fax/TOO ABANDONED HOllE 3BR Assume lDan Low Monthly Paymeru 67n ' Please Contact Electr c maintenance service Wiring breaker boxes light fix lure heating systems & More Help Wanted Commerc1al Paint ers with 5 years Exper1ence and References Call (740) 245 5M5 Th1s newspaper w1!1 no! knowingly acoopt advert•sements for real e5tate whiCh 111 111 VIOlatiOn ot the law Our readers are hereby lflformed that all dwelltngs advel'1•s&d n ttus newspapet are ava table on an eQual opporhmny basiS REGISTERED NURSES Dollar Plus Brand New Ga ltpo Is Store 'Opening Soon Retail Man agement & All Pos1t1ons "vall able Rap1d E11pans1on & Career Growth Opportunities Fax Ae sume 304 736 3092 Or Mail PO Box 10 Barboursvlle WV 25504 For Busy New Salon Benefits 141).441 1860or7402566336 All real eslate adYertJSIIlQ in tin newspaper tS subtoctto ~Federal Fa1r Housing Act of 1968 Which makes 111lleQal to ~ertuse any preference hm1tabon or dlscrlmlr(atlon based on roce COlor rehglon sex tarmllat status or natiOI'lal ong1n or any mtentiOfl to make any such pteterence l!mrtat100 or d scnm natiOn • 740-256-6419 Al1y1ime 150 Exper~enced Halrdresse Needed 800-251-5070 698-6212 Director ol Nurs.ng Reg stared Nurse with tour or ,more years su pervlsory nursing exper~ence a proVen track record n geriatric nurs ng adm n1stra110n aM a vall(! West V1rgm1a ntHS ng 1 cense requ~red Knowlea9e or stat e and federal regu at ons and OBAA gutdel nes a must Con tact Kell Garn son Pomt Pteas ant Nursing & Rehatl l tallon Center State Route 62 N Pomt Pleasant wv 25550 A Genesis E ld~tcare Facility EOE Gallpollls Herald D spatch Cauter Wanted ApprOk l matetv 3 4 Hours De ll -.e r T•me Dally Must Be Bondable Must Have Trans panatlon Monthly Net Prot1t Ap pro.11 $850 Contact Steve Spoor .304 526 2832 5 Bedrooms 3 Batha With Over 2 000 Sq Fl Under 5350/1!0 I MuiiCtNll have drummer bass• t~l and sax play« need Q!Jilartsl I voca!asl anc:l fel"nJie vocalist to do 992-6576 J & 0 "' Ga""""" I 13 ............. - 14-r.tlng(ol Ruu uoore owner HO 992 252S AMww 10 ,,... • f'u&::lll a7 Gulclo"ahlgh 121Pecome....,. t2'ql Medtcal R.ceplloRISI Weekdays A(lply In Person Mect1cal Plaza 2 • NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE PHILLIP AIIUquea rop oncea pa•d .A1ver lne Ant1que1 Pomerov Ohio I ARTRO·ORAPH ~ less 1ut11ude you II uccomphsh gre,u th1ngs , SAOITIARIUS (Nov 23-Dec Thursday. Oct 1~ . 1998 Your amb1t1ons und .tbll!l!es Will 2 () You are now 1n u good ach~eve be fused humlon!ously together m the ment ~ycle So begmnmg Eoday. st,!rl year ahead You II be able 10 gel all selling your soghls a btl h1gher than thul you go alter B1g rewurds could u~uul You.r Mrows won t m1ss your largets \ tie tor the ollormg CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) LIBRA (Sepl 23·0ct 23) An old enlerpnse whtc h h," been on the Be(,;ause ot the orgamzeU way you verge ol coll.lp>e m!ght exrx;nence u• present a new tdeu today. your liS breath of fresh a1r today .md 1.1ke on h:!llCr!<i ~~~~have olS lllUI.:h latth tn lhi.!ITI new ltfe It' a good thmg you d1dn t ,\> you do They II be wlllmg lo lol lOSS 10 the towel Know where lo look luw your leuU AQUARIUS (!un 20 Feb 19)11 for rom.1nce and you II lind !I the ~omeone you owe been su~,;cesstully Aslro-Graph Matchmaker lll>Eanlly reveals wh 1ch Signs are mmanucally te.uned up wtth tn the p.asl comes tu you w1th a new proposal Eod.ty take perfect for you Ma1l $2 75 10 M,ll(h maker c/o thiS newspaper, PO Box ht m nr her up on ll Chance!\ .m~ 1758 Murray H1ll Stat1on. New you II be good lur e.1ch Qther .1gam PISCES ( Feh 20-March 201 York, NY 10156 Someone who has never been >Up· SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Should you have to make a d1llicult pontve ol you tmghl bt!,Htn tn ~et! yuu dec1SIOII today lace the !ssues head trum a new perspecllve tod.ty T.1ke on and have tanh m your abll!ltes to aU vant-age ol thts person s .lltt:rcd VII!WS m.tko the r~ghl ch01Cos Wnh a fear ARIES (March 21·Apnl Althoug'h profile stmmgs m1ght 101 11,11iy be ullllculllo ev,IIU,IE< toduy )OUr lllertness wt\1 p1ck up untls stg n.liS .md you (( be olble to move lor w<~rd (rom there TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Shunntng ~lwuy lrom .H: ttvltt es mvolvmg. new pcuple l:ould bl! .t!llls l.tke today Ext.:tt ttt g assm.:talll)/ls <:ould develop lrnm the ~.:n~.:ounh!f GEMINI !M·•Y ~ I June 20) u,e the p.tst tod.ty to p;mJress not dmg Expenence c.m be a most v,llu,lble L:Ompass and teacher when movmg IntO unchMh:d realms CANCER (June 21 July 2ll A chummy. old pul nught cmss your path lodav Should lh1S n.cur UQ whu1 you <:.m to revtt,LlllC the relu uonshtp because sotneth tng prop1 uous could tome !rom 11 LEO (July 21 Aug 221 A>trolog u..:a\ .lspccts nrc hq~. 11mtng to shill 4 tnd.ty that II dlnw you to tmprove bo1h )Oltr ltnan~.:t.tl md ~.:ureer h.tst! Be prt:pnred In move wt th th~ ttUe OCTOBER14l �.· •• • Page 16 • The Daily Sentinel • • • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday Wednesday, October 14, 1998t • I • Jones asks appeals court to allow use of Starr referral By LARRY UARGASAK A..oclated Press Writer WASHINGTON {AP) - Paula Jones' lawye~. llying to revive her oexual harassment lawsuit, comend that President Clinton's misleading testimony about Monica Lewinsky should be groun<h' to reinstate the 5Uil. In a legal brief made public Tues· day, the Jones lawyers asked the 8th ·U.S. Circuit Coun of Appeals to let them incorporate the argumenl even !hough it is unusuai to admit information that was unavailab le when a ·ca.~ w3s dismissed. A feder- al judge threw out the case April I . .Clinton's denial of a sexual rela· tionship with Ms. Lewinsky left the ca.~ "tainted" by perjury and. obstruc·tion of justice. Mrs. Jones' lawyers argued. The president's legal team said Clinton's deposition la.•t January in the Jones case was irrelevant to the lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wrighl.dismissed the case on grounds that Mrs. Jones couldn 't prove Clinton· acted to harm her in her state job after- she contends she rejected his sexual advance. Clinton denied that he propositioned Mrs. Jones in a Little Rock hotel room in 1991 , when he was governor of Arkansa.,. The 8th U.S. Circuit Coun of Appeals, which scheduled oral argu: menl•·Oct. 20 in St. Paul, Minn ., qn Mrs. Jone.s' appeal, lifted its secrecy order on the Jones ,filing and mosl Americans to help monitor situation WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans won't be a large pan of a 2,000member civiliap force lhal will be go ·i nco Kosovo to verify prog·ress towar~ peace belween Serbs an~ · ethnic Albanians, lhe Clinton admirii·slration says. A still undetermined number of American observers and members of lhe U.S. mi,litary- all unarmed and wearing civilian clothes - will join the international monitors. But lhe . primary American role will be conducting air reconnaissance and main· taining a threat of NATO airstrikes if Yugoslav President Slobodan Milo· sevic failS to meet commitments he made to stop fighting secessionists and let refugees go home. "We will not rely on what Pr~si · den! Milosevic says, but on what he does for the whole world to see," Cl inion said Tu~sday al the White House. NATO, in authorizing mililary action for only the second time .in its 50-year history. on Monday gave Milosevic four days to comply. Under the agreement Jlegoliated by U.S.' envoy Richard Holbrooke. Milosevic mu sl withdra.w Serb army and police force ~ he began sending to Kosovo in February to fight ethnic ' Albanians seeking independence. Serb troops in the province have more than doubled to 25.000. Milosevic also musl set a timelable for negotiations On returning autonomy 10 Kovoso, which he removed in 1989, and on setting up Kosovo govemmenl institutions and police forces. U.S. officials said. !Jle province's 2 million population ts 90 perce nt ethnic Albanian. State Department spokesman James P. lfubin said U.S. officials were looking for "seriou s·progress " by Friday, after which NATO'S policy-making North Atlantic Council could "be in a position tu further suspend the authority to use force." The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe will assemble the ground veri rication tea m from its 54 member states. including Russ ia. O~CE ofllcials said it could take weeks. Me:mwhile, OSCE will use a 50-member Kosov<J Diplomatic Obse~ver Missio~. in cludin g 22 Amen cans. Ca nadian.,, Russians nnd Western Europeans.· that has been providing governments with .firslhand other legal briefs that have been sub· mined. "No fair-minded person" who reviews Independent Coun.o;el Kenneth Starr's findings "can faillocon· clude !hal Mr. Clinton lied undrr oath ... in lhis .ca....e and un lawfully interfered with Mrs. Jones' effons" to gal her evidence. her lawyers argued. Lawyers for Clinton and Mrs. Jones are trying to negotiate a hig~ six-figure monetary .settlemenl. and the oral argument date is considered a deadline for an agreement. A source knowledgeabie about settlemenl talks between lawyers for Clinton and Mrs. Jones said discussions between · months ago. "The ;~g reement may he tno little too late. " !"'cC'ltin .,aid. prediqing that' the fig hting wil l rc:surne n~xt spring after the threat uf NATO force eases. " I hope I' m wrong. but lhe histories of Bosnia anJ Kosovo leave me pessirpistic. ·• he said. Clinton sa id the tearn of 2.000 civilia~ "watc hdogs" will monitor progress inside Kosovu while NATO · Co nducts air reconnaissance toe ns\lrc Serb forces are wi thdru wn and ' humanitarian agcnl'H!S ure ullowed. 111 help s<Jme 275 .{)()0 refugees. Clinton •' • • .. .- The president's lawyers cited Wrighfs opinion, in which she coneluded that whatever !Jappened in the Arkansas hotel room:· Mrs. Jones bad failed to prove she was harmed e.OO. lionall y or in her career as sbe con· tended. The Jones leg~l team, however, argued: "The perception that federal eourt decisions are factually .accurato remains extremely impor\3111 to our judicial system. When evidence eomes to light that a lit igant has attempted to subven !his principle the e<JUrl' should receive that evidence and act on it no mauer when !he evi· \fence is discovered." Beatof the Bend, Page 7 Ann Landers column, Page 6 Marauders face big test, Page 5 'Today; Sunny High: 60; Low:40 : ~ Tomorrow: Sunny : ~ ports October 15,1998 High: 70; Low:45 Padres win NL pennantr Page4 ' , ~ : • ~, · ' " Meigs County's Volume 49, Number 117 . Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Single Copy_ ~· 3~. ~n~} Rutland Council addresses flood ·issu,es . . By BRIAN J. REED.. .Sentinel New. Swtf Members of Rutland Viltage Cou~il heand a"report on its Hd/Jd hazard tl;litigation proatam during their regular monthly meeting on Tue!tday evening, and vOied to raiS<: the ba.o;e flood elevation for !he vii· lage. , Boyd Ruth, adminisuator of lhe projeC1, reponed a fund balance of . -$33.167. 'The purchase of propenies affected repeatedly by flooding con· liimes, acconding to Ruth, and lhe relocation of some homes h,as ,,. abo 16 Jumbo Wallets 24 Billfol~ Wallets FOOD LAND You Pay Only """"""'.... 0"'""~ ONE STOP CONVENIENCE $1295 ~,., ..-.:-;"'T"7-:-----I Manufacturer's O.Dollwoy Studio Quality Portraits •One Speaai p., &Aljec! • ())eo SP«ial Pm Filmt/y We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money Postage Stamps Film Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gift Certificates Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Lottery Tick~ts (except Buckeye) " $1)00 :: 1975 ... ONS DDft:llon fOIIdlirld C.IQOII,, QK.Wtd . Ott ?1 Limit 6 up to 55¢ ALL-TIMES ARE 1 TO 7 P.M . I Plus Double Manufacturers Coupons up to 50( FOODLAND SPECIAL COUPON 109 10 lb. Bag US No. 1 Russet Potatoes ·Buy One, Get One Lb. Good thru 10/17/98 "; 99 Bob .Evans Ham Steak L. Foodland .Sugar c . . · . . ·I LlmH one wHh coupon & $10.00 or more addHional purehaae.l ----------------------------~L------------ ----------------~ I Asst. Bob Evans Coffee 20oz. BobEvans Home Fries or Hash Browns 2/ Asst. Flavors 2 Litera ··· Asst. Varieties . ·' Seven Up, Slice, Orange, ockyTop 24 Packs Mug Root Beer Lays Potato Chips ... 3 II Velvet 12 ct Ice Cream Bars All American Pops 12 ct. PLAY ·and WIN ~~·· ·•I•• 12 PIICkl 14 oz. 2/S 9 oz. Doritos Tortilla Chips $1.69 Big Bend, B1.,1ckeye, Gallipolis, Ohio Valley, Twin Rivers m WIN OVER 2'75 000 IN 'PRIZES to ~lmH Quontltleo • Prlcoo Ellectlvt Thru Sot., October , 1998 • USDA Food SUPERMARKETS ond WtC Coupono b h /d N 29 Po.meroy Christmas .·pat't\aL#e to . e e . .·. . o,v. Shoemaker·to·address . Meigs County Dem.ocrats Sentinel Racine man, 32, ldlled by falling car EASTMAN'S "(\lt'llJYS, TauC'I{s We Reserve the . Council voted to transfer interest ' from a cenlficate of deposit from the . general fun<;l to the sewer debt fund. Councilman Dick Feuy said that sidewalk repairs were now underway. Several ·complaints huve been made aboul slreellighls in Rutland that are nol operating correctly. Residents who nolice problems ·wilh streetlighls are a.<ked to call lhe vii· · Iage clerk·at 742-21'21 and report tbe problem and !he streellight number. , After meeting in executive !~elision 19 discuss personnel m~ttel's, council voted to hire Ray Dewitt and Randy Michaels a.~ part-lii11C mainrenance wOrkers. Council also voted to enforce; iri -the fulure. a "rhree-minule rule" which applies to members of the pub_lic wishing 10 address council. · Present at lhe meeting, in addition to Eads and Fetty. were Council members Polly Manin, Judy Denney, Tammy Searles, Manin Andrew and Jay Dewhurst and Clerk Rosemary Eskew. .. · · • lsla_nd is being fought on two fronts, love." Wood said. d. . db "They (anli·h~nters) wanl to take accor tng to an anorney retatne Y •e decision away from the wildlife the Meigs Couoly Historical Socii:.ty Recognizing the v_alue of hunling t" t h1 · th c · 'I W b t o e p preserve e tVt ar a ·olog'tsts,"· he~ad·ded. and fishing to tourism in Meigs b1 1 fi ld p ·1 d 1 "'ood behind Issue I e w·11· le al ort an · Coun.ty·, the Meigs County Chamber "'' ,"· at·d 'orces '' · '· -'d 1 tarn · Man 1n, Jac.son, < ultt'mately see' k to · end· all hunting, · · of Commerce unanimously vo,ed to · 1 '0 1 · d' '"' y ·' peop e auen ong an oppose state Issue I, a November hal· trapp ing, fishin_g. medica~-research · approxtmate · f ·· 1 · · p · 1'nvo.l.vt"ng imimals and many animal 10 orma1tona . meetmg '" omeroy lot issue which may ban the hunung · farmt ftg praclic•s. ·•· Tues day mg · ht I hatef'oorts ·10 save the o( mourning doves in Ohio. •· ·.·• t'd lbe ' groups behind Save •vattlefioe ld· from a fort hcommg · · grav-· He ·The vote came during Tuesday ·1 · · · •· · h ld · afternoon's chamber lunc· heon meet· 1he Doves· are People 'or '' Etho'cal e mmtng operation are ""'"8 e tn . Treat~nt ofAnt·mals (PeTA) and the both stale and federal arenas. , ing at Carleton School in Syracuse. •.., H · od d b M . •t'et·y of the United States e was mtr uce Y argaret Pa k 'd f h M· c Addressing the cham!)er was Humane Soc . Despite its name. 1he HSlJS r er. prest ent o I e • etgs oun(Hsus) Meigs Counly. Game Protector Kei· 1 H' 1 · l S · ·· 1 d d a single animal shel- wY·11· " · oroca 10 ro uce th Wood, who s.aid he was ~peaking does. not o.,..rate r• M · JOCiety, k ·· d ler, Wood sat' d. 1 tam anm. ac son. an anorney ~ · th h. a.< a private cttozen an not a slate · 1 · t · "I'm nol got·ng to say lhat if this repre.-.:n 1mg e osto.nca socte Y m wildlife officer. He took a .day .olf · tl h b 1 fi ld from wort and drove his privare vehi· pa.<ses they'll keep coming back try- tis e ons 1 ~ prolecl,t e . att e1e . , cle to the meeting lo lalk with the ing to lake away more, but thai's lhe the only Co;nl War b~ltl~tield 10 qhto. · h The ~tsloncal socoe~y- and the 1,..,1< r!D(lflllrl these oeople have," he ..,cha[ll~r . about ,t he o~sue, • , ~.J'd: ,·,~-~" ~ .,~r . , . ... . ; . ~~(fl.~gton lsl!II)\!AWI•he~r, · explained. and did-not wear hiS·Iffli· Wood said thai wliile ihese groups vauon Found~".'" see,k·ll) avo1d sur· fo~ood said he considers Issue 1 an don't spend money .to directly help f~ce gravel ml~mg by Shell~ Male· overall hunting issue, extenditig animals. they do spend money lo nals Inc. on a 486.4-ac;e sole·.10 beyond mourning dove hunting. defend animal righls terrorisls who Lebanon To.wnshop a.,soctated w11h lllltldlng, 11 shown !liking with Wllll.aril M.lrtln, B~TTI,EFIELD DISCUSSION • M_ t lgl Coun· "We have to make a decision a.< to firebomb or destroy research facili· the July IS, 1863, Battle 0{ Buffingan.attornay repreuritlng the Melge County HI• 1y resident• were u~tec:l on eflortl to pre. the mourning dove, burl look at is as ties. He cited one PeTA spt~kesperson ton Island. · · torlcal Society, and Margaret Parker, prealdent serve the Bettie Of 8ufllngton Island battlelleld• a hunling issue," he said. "They quoied in Vogue magazine. "Even if In that battle aboul 8,000 Union of the hlatorlcal 80Ciaty, are ahown seated. · Ill Portland Tueldiy' nlghL Frenco Ruffini of the animal rese·~h resulted in a cure for soldters overwh~lmed a smaller force Slate Hletorlcal Soclety'l pr81arv.atlon otflca, (groups supponing Issue I) are not •·• rc td 1 d dd . 'd •· a•at"nst it." o on • . era e rat ers com.man e b G 1J0 h H M d just against'hunting mourning doves, AIDS. We "" • "A piece of ground that was once dent · in the slate of Ohio on this would be returned to as near its nat· In urging members to oppose . Y enera , n unt organ. en · . they wanl to slop all hunting and fish· a l)aulelield in the great Civil War is, because· it is the only Civil War bal· ural state ns possible, he said. In addi· ing in this state." • . Issue I, Wood noted more arid more mg Morg~n s foray through Kention, the company would first begin "'Abraham Lincoln said, 'consecrat· llefield lri lhe stale.'' he ndded. "Hunling is a very vital lhing in people and organizations are coming tucky. lndtana and Ohio .. ' . Th_e pru_peny '"qu~stoon "large· ed-and hallowed' ~nd should be pre· .. On tho.feder.al side, the company mining !hose areas not associated our region," Wood said. "Hunters are on board opposing t'be 'issue. . is seeking a ·permit from the U.S. with 1he battle and would also con·· finding themselves standing up IO •. "In Meigs County. hunting and ly encomp_assed by slate Route 124, served," he stated. On the state side, the dispute has Army 'corps of Engineers to coh- tribute $100,000 lobe used as state defend their righls more and more." fishing and tourism are related. It is the batllelteldmonu~nent and Bald strucl a barge loading facilily along matching money for trail markers or moved into lhe Meigs Count~ Court Wood said. hunting is a major · economic development and we Kno!J..Suv_ersvtlle Road. Some ot the for other purposes. 15 of Common P. l eas b~cause the histhe, Ohio Rivet al Portland. source of tourism, bringing a lot of should be opposed to Issue 1," ·said propeny located between state The problem remains however 124 Unlike lhe slate agency. the CoiJlS people inlo our area ... mostly during chamber member and Transportation ~oute. _and the_Oht? Rtv~r. The top~al society is appealing a d~ci s io'n Committee Director Steve Story who company ann~unced Us pl.ans to ~y the Ohio Division of Mines and of Engineers ha< pmcedures to follow that much of the lan.d to be turned. the deer gun season. th 1996 -Reclamation granting ihe Shelly concerning .cultural and historical into 'gravel pils is intimalely con· . . "As a wildlife officer 1 meet a lol . asked lhe "chamber to ·oppose the mone e area •.n. . . · properties. A negotiation process is in itecled with the baule. and the pro· • ·1ssue. ·. · -Marun qualtlted h_ts co_mments_by Company a mining permit. of great people." he said. In the ear· 11 h d h The ove~all objective is that this place between the ~ta.te and counly posal is n.ol acceptable to the histor' Judv, ly 1980s approxtmately 1,500 to ,, Wt'll 'tams seconded the s a tn. g. 1I e company IS omg not tng -land be acquired as a military park or hislorical socielies, the gravel com- ical society. . ·· · motion. adding her concern thai the un~.sua · . . . .. Franco Ruffini of the State His· 1,600 de~r hunlers VIStted Meogs ·,s, sue would abolish the control of the As far '." I can tdl , thts_g_ ravel historical park. ~e said. This is done pany and other interested panies, he Couoty eaeh fall. a figure he said wa.~ t 1 1 torical Society's preservati()n office ' Division of Wildlife over the species. co'!'pany " per ec~ Y ~gUimate. by purchasmg the property froin the explained. ba.sed' on hunting license and deer . In olher business, lhe chamber D01n~ whal_lhey do lor a ltvmg ..~nd cptilpany at fair murket price. One proposal calls for the com· discussed the ·cfllnpany's proposal "They shouldn't mine gravel from pany to preserve an area of about 40 inclqding the 40-acre ~el- aside, pe~~:·~~io ' Division of Wildlife viewed a shon videotape shown by '.~ere:' nothmg. wrong wtth that: he · a baulelield. il ·shouldn't be treated acres which would be used as admin- .. phased construction and money. has. a· 125 year history of managing Carleton School/Meigs Industries S~td•. addmg that he_holp~ns ·~) sytn· "The Corps of Engineers will . istralive . urea tluring . the mining. thai way." he said. wildlife." Wood said. ''We have stud· Direclor Sieve. Beha promoting lhe palhlze wtth lhe !us,loncul «JCiety '" "I don't think there is any pr~ce· Atierward< in about 30 yea£;'. the site Continued on page 3 ied tbe mourning dove for 32 yenrs." . program's levy which will be on the thts dtspute. ' . The mourning dove is the most November ballot. The program is . , , , . #I , 8 hunled species in America with sea· ., sons held in 38 slates, Wood said. '' State and federal wildlife officials announced that the DECA class at· decoriuing tbeir ~alconies with lights, , to free the parking meters on Nov. 15, being made on rel01.:a1ing the key, · eslimate the mourning dove popul,a ·. Meigs High School would assist the. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH u we~k euflier than usual. lo give the stone an;h io downtown Pomeroy, lrees or scenes. tion at approximately 500 million lourism office in creating and selling Sentinel News Staff Holiday events including a pardde Plans were discussed ·ror a mer- men;hants a he Iter stan .oil hoi iday <~nd that plans are moving forward for birds. more than all species of ducks advertisement for the 1999 Meigs painli ng a mural on one of the build· and geese combined. The birds have County Visitors' Guide. DECA stu· and promotions were planned at chants nom in lhe parade. and sug- shopping. ings as a part of a Southeast Ohio Advenising was dis~ ussed and the Wedncsday morning's lnl;!~ting of the gestions were m. a de on securing a ' a high mortality rale that is not affect· denls and the it teacher David Kucs1 Merchanls Assl)ciation agreed to beautification project. Merchants Assoc.:ialion in Wagon. Business owners were Pomeroy ed by huntlnr;!. biologists say. · rna attended the meeting. The association voted t<l send spend $'14lXl, evenly divided between "They do not mate for life and Chamber President Sue Maison the conference room of Peoples, . encouraged to dress in holiday cos· planters to new businesses coming to WMPO and The Daily Sentinel. turning and the village greeters who they are not the bind of peace or introduced Perry Varnadoe, the coun- Bank. Annie Chapman. president. report· town. The unnual Christmas pamde 10 . have the Victorian outfits were ' ty's new economic developmenl kickotlthe cdebmtion will be held on encouraged to stroll in the downtown ed 1ha1 contacts have been made to director. secure the Barbershop Singers of Sunduy f<)llowing Thanksgiving al2 · area during the day. Gallipolis for a program in the p.m. )\gain this year Toney Dingess . Again lhis year. the Vktorian Jigamphitheater the last Saturday in will be in charge. Tentative sc hedul e urines und the nutnacke" made ·by . calls for the Qpen hou se of business- Wes Thoene V:,ill he used in the two Oclober. Cos~ woold be $250. she es Jo begin ai noon , followed by the mini parks. White lights l"ill be put reported. and an •alternate loca1ion paraQ,e" and serving of i-efreshments. un the trees :.I long' Ma in Sireet. Susan would be secureJ in the evenl of rain. State Senator Michael Shoemak- · cede the dinner at 6 on Saturday. and a gospel sing ut duSk concluding Clark was appoi~ted In wme up with · The Stemwheel Feslival duck der· Today's er, [).Bourneville; will be t.he keynole 1i~kets for the event are $10, and w.ilh the lighting of small candles by holiday theme suggestions and spe· . by w:is discussed and Brian Howard. 2 Sections • 12 Pages speaker at the Meigs County Bemo· may be pvrchased at the door. chairman, reported proceeds of th6se attending. Bill Quickel will cial ideas fur promotiOns. · erotic Puny's Kenn.:dy Day Dinner. to . have diarge of the. gospel sing . The village will he asked In put up · S I550. Fifly·three prizes were award· be held Salurday al the Meig~ Coun- · Merchants were encouraged to gel a Christmas tree near the llagpole on _ed with the top prize of a $250 sav6 Calendar ty Multipurpose Senior Cen1er. into the Christmas spirit by outlining ·the upper parking lot near the stage. ings bond going 10 Patty Pickens. Classitieds Shoemaker was appoinred to · Chapman reponed thai progress is their buildings with while lights and This yea r Council wi ll also he asked Comics · II replace former Senator Jan M'ichaeJ Long. ~.Xho was elected to a judicial 2 Editorials position in Ross County in 1996. Local Prior to his appointment to the Soorts A 32-year-old Racine man was ·c~evrolet Monte Carlo owned by ·ing. Tbey jacked the car buck up. Ohio Senate, Shoemaker served as 'a pulled him out fmm underneath and killed Wednesday afternoon when he Sonya Kerns.· · slate representative in the 91 si House began CPR until members of the wus crushed by a. cur he wa. < repair· Family members said he had been District. EMS arrived and took o~er. ing. · working under the cur when it rolled He is a former educator and coach, ' Compson wa.' trimsponed by the Dead is Timothy Compson. 518R5 backwards off the jack and fell on and has been vocal in his suppon of slate Route 338. according loa Meigs him, pinning him under the vehicle. Cenlral Dispalcli squad to Veterans effons to equalize school funding. OHIO Counly Sherin's Office repon . The only 1hing supporting the cur Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy "Senator Shoemaker is a dynam· Pick.\: 255: Pick 4: 1 17~ Meigs Colinty Emergen~y Med· was a small screw-type jack, the where he was pronounced dead by ic speaker. and I am sure lhnt he will · Super Lotto: 11-29- .\3-3~- +1,46 ical Services ami the Raci(le Volun- . report stated. Cumpson wa.• by him - CQruner Do~Jg la.>i Hunter from u comhave some importanl things to say kker: ~K7500 leer Fire Depurtml!nt were sum- self outside for about I0 minutes pression injury where Compson wus about tl)e upcoming elections," Par· moned to the scene near Tanners Run when Kevin'and Oavid Camp arrived unable to breath due tu the weight of W,VA, . ly Chairman Sue Maison ''"id. "He is ·Road around I p.m. and found th ai and found him under the cur not mov- the car. ail)· J: 57'l Dail ~ .4: 74X6 1leadei'Jn every sense of the wond." ' , tJ \:J-1JU.lhw. 'llli"~' ,Vul,llashiu• (i,l Compson had been trapped under a A social hour al 5 p.m. will pre- see~oinugn'~m· mDi·· ~~~~; ~:ri~e~~nson Pepsi Products more signs," Barton said. . . .I I 10/17198 . I I Ma.XWell House · Gravy I Good thru . Limit one free wHh coupon. ~ 32 oz. ·FREE enue:. Doing.o;o, he said, drives business away from a community and beli!!.les lhe law. Seve~al council members and Mayor JoAnn Eads said ihat the vii· lage does not profit from fines. but that they are used to pay the salary and expc;nses of tho village marshal. E'nforcement of the 25 mile-per-hour limit is done wilh safety in mind. Eads said. . "If -you're sincerely interested in safety and speed fl:dUction. put up ' . Sib. Bag • .-:' Cou~~Cil .approved paymen1 to con- ' 0 . FOOD LAND SPECIAL COUPON 108 II II II I require ,1111 homes lo lie built above thai leveL tractor.(iary Houston for the reloca- . The BFE for Rutland wa~ previtipn of the home .of Howard and ously set at the IIXJ-year nond level. Marie l;lirchtield.· That project is · Donald Banon of ~al)lden spoke now completed with lhe exception of to council about the place01ent of the inst~llation of underpinning and speed limit signs in Ru!land and the Steps. il.:cording 10 Ruth. enforcement of traffic la~s in the vii- · ln·actiop relating to lhe mitigation lage. project. couooil voted, after extensive A former council member in ditiCUssion, to raise the base flood ele- • Hamden, Barton wa.< cited for speedvation for the village to lhe level of ing in Rutland last month. and said the nood of record .. March. 1997 • lhat he felt the village should better ·plus eight feet Raising the BFE will mark its speed limits-and should not help prevent future flooding, and will consid¢r·trat'fic fines a source of revbeen completed. . By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel Newl Stiff • ' . Meigs Chamber Rf!sidents updated on pre~ervation efforts opposes Issue 1 ;~t;r:;:i!~~fBuftington SEE STORE FOR-FURTHER DETAILS •Ohio Valley Bank "Superbank" Services •Greeting Cards •Floral Sales •We accept credit cards called it "an inlru~ive . nn-thc-BrounJ and i n - the~air veriticmion :-.y~tem .', Nat iona l Security Advi ser Sandy Berger ~aid there would not be "an inordinate number" of Amc:rkan monitors, although he prnvillt:d no specifics and wouldn 't speculate on how long the force would b'e there. Weather •• EA report' for fou r 1~1nnths. Sen. John McCai n. R-Ariz .. called the agreement· with Milose\• ic "a nawed <.liplornatic aprruach" and said a crippli ng NATO aI tack should have been used again:-.! Serb forces the two panies are at an impasse - "'neither accepted. rejected or not meel the definition of sexual relawhile the Jones camp internally countered" - as lhe othtr side nego- tions approved by Wright. debate. how to divvy up any pay- toatO< among its panies: . Clinton's brief replied that the ment. 1ltose internal talks do not yet appellate coun "should not enlarge Mrs. Jones has legal bills to cov- appear to lake into account New Yorlc an already overloaded record with er, not only from her current attorneys millionaire Abe Hirschfeld's offer of - approximately 500 additional page. at the Dallas law firm of Rader, · S I -million to Mrs. Jones, the source of ex1raneous material apparently Campbell. Fisher & Pyke, whose said. \ in!ended to distract ... at~ntion from con tingency agreement was for 40 Slarr's referral to Congress on the central issues presented on percent of any seulement or judg- Sept. II alleged that Clinton lied in appeal ." . ,. - menl. but also her former attorneys, his Jan. J7 deposition when he denied Clinton's attorneys chru:acterizcd Joe Cammamta and Gil Davis, who having a sexual relationship with Ms. Starr's referral as "a one-sided; selechold an $800,000 lien on the case. Lewinsky. . . tive presentation to Congress of The source. who spoke on condi· Clinton. in his Aug. 17 grand jury information collected by the'Office of tion of anonymity. said a $700.000 leslimony, argued he did n01 commit the lndependrnt Counsel and has offer from Roben Bennett, Clinton's perjury last January, because his sexbel:n holly disputed along lines of attorney, has languished on the tabl~ ual act_ivity with Ms. Lewinsky did political affiliation." • ·Not tor or Pictorial Erron. .. . .. •• ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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