https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00e087964422c547de52c8927f7a7d45.pdf b152b56085c31c8ca89b2c18b91e6d62 PDF Text Text .· •• • 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. .. . .. •• ' ' �•• • l Comtnentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, O!llo 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 • Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT P11bli•her CHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL Controller Gen.... Menaget _.....,.pot>,.,. ,. ,..,..,ttl TlNs..tloel ---.to fn>m-. on • IKoMI- oltoplco. llllould-• dolo",.,.., •,.,.,.,. fM tdllo< or-}MvlfM - - oiNingpub/1- T'jptd lol· _llll,..y IJo odlfWi EM:h olgnltluro, - dorf/mO ,_. .....-. fpe<:lly • fo • ,..,ou, ldklo or 10 Latlorl to 1M Editor, no. S...tlllll, 111 court St.. Pomoroy, Ohio -rou, 4678; 01, FAX to d1tl-flfl2-21t11. It's wait 'til next year for many high-profile bills '1 By DONALD M. ROTHBERG Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Every Congress leaves tis mark mc.isurcd m laws that have an tmpad on Amcncan hie The 105th Congress may he remembered as much for the htgh prolilc leg~>I.UIOn 11 could nut pass In tis final days, Congress has g.ven up plans to enact an $80 hlllton tax cut , to d~al wtth wtdespread puhltt unhappmess wllh managed health care , to rewnte bankmg and bankruptcy laws and to ratse the ledcral mmunum wage Btparusan proposals to cut teen-age smokmg and to rewnte campatgiT finance laws' dted carlter tn the sesston At thts stage m the sesSion, only three weeks from Election Day, words speak louder than actmns Clmms are made, fingers are pmnted Democrats refer to the "do-nothmg Republican Congress " GOP leaders are usmg the closmg days of the sesSion to ltst accomplishments m education and the environment and blame the Democratic preSident for blockmg lurther progress The torrent of words JS mmed at the v9ters m an election m whtch Democrats are trymg to pOrtray themselves as protectors of Soc1al Secunty and advocates of beuer health care and education Republicans want the VOl· ers to thmk of them as the party of lower taxes and smaller government The Democrats want the electorate to thmk of thetr agenda rather than sex m the Whtte House But the Republicans controlled the h1ghest-protile vote of the 105th Congress, the one that authomed an tmpeachment mqutry against Pres1dent 'Chnton Chnton used hiS weekly radto address Saturday to press Congress ro - enact h1s education program 1n the closmg hours of the sess10n "Congress has an opportunity and an obllgauon to renew and strengthen our schools. There IS no more Important task before us,'' he argued. Senate MaJortty Leader Trent Lou, R-Mtss, responded that he was a product of pubhc schools, the son of a teacher and therefore was better qualtiled to help the nat10n's schools than "pampered people whp went to pnvate schools " Lou told a news conference that "the prestdent and the vtce preSident never spent a day in public schools m thctr lives " When reporters pomted out that Clinton auendcd public schools m Arkansas. Loll satd he was thmkmg of the fact the preSident went to college at Georgelown and law school at Yale Clinton also chtded Congress for fat ling to act on hJS proposal to enact legtslatmn that would expand opportumttes for people Ia challenge dcct· SJon• made by managed -care nrganuatmns. hts so-called pattent's btll ol ltghts Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschlc of Sou1h Dakota tned to get Senate action on that b1ll Fndaj' Or dtd he' Daschle conceded th!.t prospccls for actiOn were 'not good " But he pledged 10 keep the 1ssue alive , Sh~oting Once agam, I am compe lied to dust orf 'the investtgallvc sktlls acqutred m a muckrakmg career of 20 years and delve mto a controversy thi'it threatens the general morale and welfare The scandal that beckons •s ' Goobergatc " As an astute consumer of news. you are no doubt aware of the peanut prohlem hy now But, for the umm uated, a bncf rev1ew Pc;muls have been wtth us smcc God mvcntcd them, peanut butter has been around for almost exactly a century Both the nut and the spread have always been regarded by nutn· 110nasts a!'i a htt too generously cndnwcc.l wtth fat molecules , hut a wonderful source nonetheless c'l protem and ot her healthful sohstances Unul they arnvcd m the Nmc· tecn-Nmcttes, that IS Thts IS the decade of the Fond Po!tee. who vtew all nutnmcnts wllh susp1c1on and down th~ regard the cellophane and plasuc containers that foods come m as more worthy of consump· tton than the tood Itself I btd you not to take me too literally her.;, There IS a prohSpear lem w1th peanut<ii. m that perhaps 0 5 percent to I percent of the population 1s allcrgtc to them These poor souls can sui fer bouts of coughmg, dtarrhca. ttchmg. htvcs. swellmg and vomtltng when exposed In them In extremely rare cases, a peanut allergy t.:an ~.:ausc a sudden drop m blood pressure and a constncuon of the resp1ratory passages Without the qutck mJCctlon ol such anttdotcs as cptncphrmc or adrenaline, death pn result But the Centers for Dtscase Con· trol and Prevention 1n Atlanta What are the answers? peanut gallery reports that only 88 people dted from all food allergies Jn a 17-year penod from 1979to 199S Prohibit· mg peanuts 1s like nuking a gnat akm to cuumg down rorests to ellmmate pollen Admtmstrators In pnvate and pubhc schools across the country, however. are rushmg to do JUSt that. 'They are bamshing peanuts from theJr cafetenas, or selling up peanutfree tables whtch are scrubbed down hke tox1c chcmu:al s1tes The federal TransportatiOn Department has joined the annpeanut hysteria and noufied major atrll nes thai they must set up "peanut-free zones'' to accommodate pa...scngcrs who request them No peatluts would be served to pa.,. scngcrs seated m the same row as the peuunncr, or m the row to the front or the row to the rear of the petHroncr You never know about peanut dust It has been rumored that atrport oflictals may deploy peanut-sntffing dogs, but these reports have not been confirmed 'They are abo satd to be work1ng on contingency plans for restrarn1ng peanut fanatics who sneak thetr own goobers on board. It's begmnmg to sound very familiar, 1sn 't u• A decade ago, the Food Police d1scredued bacon, beef, cheese, eggs and margarme. They moved on to movte popcorn, then to Italian food, Chmese food, Mextcan food and delicatessen sandwtches. Is 11 poss1ble that a consptraey is al work here' I searched out my old sources for some answers. One of them. a rellow l 'have named Deep Trans-Fatly Actd, confirmed the worsl Just I fiost reported m 1992, there ts a clandesttne force workmg beh1nd the scenes to dtscredu food. It IS tlte Tum1p Underground, a net· work or rad1cal 141rntp farmers and turntp processors whose goal IS to traduce every food subst,ancc O'\ earth unlll nothmg ts left that can be safely consumed except turntps Once they control the last vtctual avatlable to mankmd, they wtll JOin computer-software czars, proresstonal athletes and drug deale~, as the nchest people on the planet. Accordmg to Deep Trans-Fatly Actd -- who IS currently workmg m a secret TU laboratory, developmg the turntp-pattles and turmp fries that, come the putsch, Will replace ' burgers and French fnes .. the TV leaders are thnlled w1th the results of thetr antt -peanut campatgn, and are now at work on ways to 4tscred· 11 raiSins, pretzels and those soybean peanut -substnutes that taste like deep-fned styrofoam. They hope to ellmmate every smgle snack that can posstbly be served on atrplanes And then they'll introduce us to some new products Hope you like turmp ch1ps Joseph Spear Is a syndicated writer for Newspaper enterprise Association. as The too":"big-to- a1 doctrine Republican market dJSctpllnan· ans, led by House MaJOnty Leader D1ck Armey, along wnh some on the popuhst lert, have opposed the batlouts Emergmg from the moral dJscourse surroundmg the twm cnses of " "The cause the moment -- the mternattonal ceo the batlouts hru!' been the bmlouts nom1c cns1s and the unpcachrnent themselves" crtsts -- arc the fuzzy outlines of a sa1d Armcy on new, two-tiered morality a pernusthe House lloor SJVe moraltty promtsmg endless sec· ond chances for economic and pollll "Spectfically, they have been ~.:al ehles, a restncllve and pun1t1vc Wattenberg caused by the code Ior the rest ot us growmg assumpUnderlymg th~> tcgrcsstvc moral code (moral responstbtllly ltghtens as uon on 1hc pan of h1gh-llymg one ascends the socJo-cconomtc lad- mvestors that any grouptngs ol bank· der) IS a notion that ltas been ruptctcs anywhere wtll be covered m advanced tn hoth cnscs Whatcvc1 pan by Amencan taxpayers " "Suhstdtze somethmg and you the1r miSjudgments or m1scondu~.:t , some mdt v!duals and some mstltu - get more of 11," runs a venerable ax10m ol cconomtcs Cushwnmg pn tlons arc JUSt ' too btg tQ latl " vatc losses with publtc lunds substLook at the rationale fat the rash Dear Editor, , . In response to Davtd Edwards leiter ol Oct 9 let me t.tkc thts opportu- ol mtcrnattonal ltnanctal bailouts dtzcs (ano mvncs more) tmprudent iuty to thank a rcstdent of Pomeroy lor t.tkmg an tntcrc >t tn Mtddleport's Yes, undcrc.tptlahzcd banks 111 the nsk-taktng m capnal markets. Econo· emergmg market cc..:onom1cs 111.1dc fn~> ts call these arttfie~al mccnllvcs ~overnmcnt · I do not know Dewey Horton on a personal h.\sls and ca nnot and Will nol bad loans Yes , thctr governments for nsk-takmg "moral hazard " Now, ll<tcn closely to the Clmton t:umment on h1s pcrson~lhty or rnor.ll chardt:tcr I only comment on h1s egged them on by ovcr-msunng them defenders urgmg us to put the .tgamst hsk with nnplled safety nets acuons as mayor In reference to an agenda lor addrcssmg council. let 11 be known that no Yes , developed country hankers. unpcachment cnsts "hehmd us" and Investors and spc~.:u l ators tgnorcd "move on" Yes. he perJured hmtsclf one has any objeCtiOn to havmg an agenda nor havwg Iu s or her lime Inn c..:unom1c f undmnent.ll s and m,Idc , Yes. hts hchavtor " mdefenstble and tied to I0 mmutcs 1mprudcut ' loans, 111\ Cstmcnts and deserves pumshment But nnpcachThe pnmary obJect ton to the advance letter" th.n only the mayor would , bets But dcspuc thctr cxccsstvc nsk- ment, even a wtdc rangmg mqutry, make the deciSIOn as tn the Importance of the subjec t ma.tlcr We bchcvc ' that 11 should be the dcctston of members ot counctl smcc \hey, not the takmg, now the taxpayer must lighten pumshcs the country by dtstractmg mayor, are the governmg body of the tuwn The mayor stated to me that thetr losses and lork over another $18 1ts leader from mult•plymg mterna· there were too many people commg to the mcetmgs and he would put a stop btlhon to the IMF And below-m.trkct tmnal dangers Our <.'OIIecttve fate ts to 11 Not all of those who attend the mectmgs ,.,k to address counul but loans must he extended to ptck one, so dependent on IllS mdtvtdual fate Mextco, llwland. lndoncsta South that puntshtng hunts an act ol colleethey certamly have the nght by law to attend ' It should also be noted tlrdt the mayor's method tn tmplcmcntmg thts Korea, Russta, be~aus"e- m an erd of u vc masoclusm global econonuc mterdcpendencc , Sound f.tmtltar' It should agenda was m vtolauon of the Sunshmc Law ot the state Wrapped mstdc the rhetonc ts a latent we cannot afford not to The law states that any rcst>luuon, rule or lormal achon of any kmd mu st he adopted m an open meeting of the puhhc body, wluch 1s counctl Now as to the mayor s concern for the vtll.tge ol Mtddlcport. perhaps Mr Edwards can answer the lullowtng questtons I Why dunng the mayor's ltmc m olltcc has there been raw sewerage E8y Morton Kondracke taken place, the contmually gmng mto the ravcr, ~ Prestdent Clmton soon may face a result could have 2 Why dunng the month ol December. 1997, was there no chlorine put new cns1s a wcakcmng economy thai been a stock market 1nto our dnnkmg water .ts rcqu1rcd and no proper chlonnauon at the unde'rcuts the JOb approval mpng> prop- cmsh of I ,000 or lagoon? j pmg up hts sc.mdal nddcn preSidency 2 000 pomL<, ppsst .-') Why arc our ~ilrects 1n d1srcp.ur' A recess ton, t1 one occurs woukJn 't bly uppmg the 4 Why have letters lrnm the EPA rclcrnng to our dnnkmg water been be otTiqal unul next summer But Chn· nauon tnlo rcccs~ 1gnorcd unt1l recentl y' ton's pollucal fortunes could be battered s10n 5 Why was the pubhc no nouftcd that cancer-causmg contammants arc sooner tf the world <.'Conon11c cnsts htts That s because present m the drmkm g water at well 4 and that the town was not conduct· the us hard LTCM, wtth $4 btl· • mg rct:ommcndcd tcsung pn a qu.trtcrl y has1s) It has .tlruady had. .tn ctfc>ct 111 farm lion m a~scts of ll'i 6 Why h.ts the proper m.untcnancc of vtllage cqutpment not been done LCM.mtry .md tm Lhc US stock martel, own luJ mad mvcsl Kondracke to the poult of qucshon,,hlc s.tll!ty lnr the operators 1 whose lo~<;es wtll he apparent to on! mary ments W<H1h $1(XJ.htfllnn on hnmlWed 1 Why h.ts .1 w.ltCI l c~1k. on G.trlll.'id Succt not hccn rcp,urcd 111 over a Atnc&K.ms hcgmnmg thts Wl'Ck .ls they nxmcy and h:td ex<.-cuted tradmg conYl.:i.tr I n:~.:CI\'C tlmd-quancr rcpons on thctr pcntracts worth ,m a.'tnmshmg $1 5 tnllton, X Why h.1vcn 1the pc~1plc hcen told ol the rcmov,\1 of the vtllagc adtmn- ston pl.u» .md 401 (k) retm;ment funds-- or .trOUnd 2 5 percent of .111 the mvcst· l..,tr,ttor' whtch arc down an .wcmg:c ol 20 pct - mcnt pape1 m the world 'J \\.'h) doc' the m.1yor l1kc to have lillie "get togclhcrs at h1s llnmc r..cnt Havmg hct wrong on the strength ot 1 tth "q 111 c mc mha, ol t.:ouli~ tl ~~~ th.\1 these thtng~ wtll not he m.1dc Pllh Consumcr Lo nlidcn~..:c .llrc\1dy t:-. tllC Russmn tuble. LTCM w'" hcmg IJ , showmg ,, clmvntum .md wnmcs .1hout lon.:cd to dumptts mvcstmcnts .md t:on1r1 Wh y doc ' tlu.: 111.1yor 1.1h pcnph: mtu ht s oll1 ~c he lore c.:ounu l meet the Iuturc nl the L'(nnomy c..:nuld cnmp LnK.:'ts to lllL'CI tL-. ohhg.tllons, potcnttully H! • lu " Ill \ l o. ultln.:\~ th~,; lr pruhll'nf.., mstc.ld nl dU11ng the open rnc ctm~' hohd.1y huymg: tim Dc<.: unhc1 and b1g causmg a collapse m tllC value ol under II Wlt y h,,.., rile 111.t yor not hcl'n l'dd .Ki.:nUnl.lhlc on at k.1st twn scpa- llt.:kt:t pun.: luo,;cs CVI.!n stXUICI lymg S~Xunucs anJ sctttng oil .1 world• " ' •rt { ..., , ,, , ..., qJ tlllptopc.:r d~'>•fl"' · d ,11 vtll.l£C·OW11Cd cqutpmcm ) More wornsomc sul11s tho! pos.s1Pl11- wide selhng lrenzy f It t• r• 1• •WU wlud1 lu.: ~ .I V~,; two~ y "'•'"' n.:i u1ncd 111 .1 completel y dt sm.m ty ol a lin.ulC!al pamc . wh1ch by stnnc A..:r.:ordmg to one wcll-t.:onncctcd 1], •l •••tHitt trm ()nl tr.JLittl wlu~..:h w,t:-. dh•) gtvcn .lw.ty IMd to he returned ,\1..\:()Uill'i \I.a."! cml y n.urowly .IVt)fOcd l.t'it mvc:-.tmcnt bankc1 FcdcrJ.I Reserve ollii••d llu pt 1\ll l l l l: lll l hul \t.: d llllllll c\ lwrn vtll.tgc l'umb month wltcn tile New York Fe-deral r.: lalt-i .n-gued h1thc hank.'i and hn 1kcragcs : 17. W hy rtttl y .tltu till ( tlllt.:ll .., ( omnttllcc hrought some olthcsc thtngs RcS(:IVC B.Ulk mduu.'tl t:n.:U tlol-s !o tllkc that twk ovct lTCM tl~u tl1ey had to .tct jr1 LIJUIILII ' ti1Cflll!1ll dl!L' IlK IH.ty ot lll:r..:d , ll} ,tgCtH.J,I J over the huge ht.~gc rtmd Long Tcnn .l'i "a p.unoiiL duty to .wo1d ·• glohal ' Suu... r..: 1l1l l t..'> llkll t... nl Muldkpml do not h.tvc ~h~.: ,lfl\WI.!rs to the quc ~­ C.lp1tal MarMgcttlcnt dcprcs.'iton · llnn-. m o~y l11.: M1 I dw. utl -. \...1 11 Lll lt ~ hlt.: n U\ 11~ tukcovcr Ius lx.'C n r.:ntiLI/.L-d .t'i a . ntc LTCM all.ur·tllU>Int!C> l~lW vulJean C ratg txuloul ol gn."L--dy sup:r m:h 111\cst:ors ncmhlc the >upposc-dly well n:gulatc'<l 1\liddlcpnrl hut some C\pcrts say thnt. had 11 not US L'HM\OillY IS Ill WOI kl L'LOilOilll\.: Letters to the editor TIKndey, OctoMr 15, 1111 Thursday, October 15, 1998 By Ben Wattenberg and Daniel Wattenberg 1l1ere 1s somcthmg worse than the wrong moral standards sclect1ve standards or. message The Pres1dcnt of the Unned States 1s too b1g to faiL Cntena for impeachment are ambtguous, and Clinton's m1sconduct may not have met them But the problem wtth the open-ended argu· ment that Clinton IS too big to fat I IS that 11 precludes Impeachment, no maller whatlurther evtdence of Pres· tdenual rritSconduct should emerge The nse' of too·blg-to-fatl as the elites' rat10nallzauon of choice comes at an · mopportune moment Because down the soc1al staircase from the Oval Office and the tradmg floors -- tn our co~rtrooms, schoolrooms and well are offices -- the mversc doctnne, too-disadvantagedto-succeed. ts m retreat. In soctal pol· tcy and public rhetoric, the pnnctple of tndiVIdual responstblltty has been remfor~.:ed m recenl years, conservattve kvetchmg about moral decline notwllhstandmg Thanks m pan to Clinton, the fed· cral entttlement to weltare has been ended, and plungmg welfare rolls suggest It's workmg Thanks to sttff new sentencmg laws, cnmmals are scrvmg more of thetr sentences, and cnme rates are falling. Clinton's Goals 2000 education btll m111ally called for endmg the destructiVe pract1ce of "soc1al promotiOn," even tf he couldn't sell II m the end to the liberal wmg of hts party The nght sees Clinton's afla1r and cover-up as the symbolic culmtryatton ol the SJXttes counterculture's moral permtsstveness The lert sees the Starr mvest1gat1on as the latest epiSode m a recumng American pattern of tnqUISIIonal, hystencal pun· tamsm For them, this mtolerance began wtth the Salem witch tnals •• and extended through the Comstock Act, the Palmer Ratds and the McCarthy Era. Both camps are umtcd m seeing thiS cnsts as a bailie over the substanttve content of our moral standards But more Important, perhaps, than the subslllnuve content of the rules, regulauons and laws that we tmpose on ourselves IS a formal charactensttc of those standards. neutrality In our soc1al pohctes, we have red1scovered the obvtous The diSadvanlllged are much hke the rest ot us, they respond best to rewards for success and penalucs for fa1lure Faced with real srnkcs. they are not too dts· advantaged to succeed. Are the pnvt· leged too b1gto rat~·> Maybe we need to rcmmd ourselves that they, t()(J , are much like the rest ot us The promiSe of easy landmgs lor fmlurc perpetuates failure at the top , JUstltke 11 does at the bouom. The even-handed neutrahty ot the law dtslmgutshes modem democr,acy from the feudalism that preceded II and the totahtanan systems that tn thts century threatened 11 Also known as equal tty under the law, tits a btg 1dea, too btg to fad Ben Wattenberg is a sen,ior fel· low at the American Enterprise Institute and Is the moderato!' of PBS's "Think Tank." Daniel Wat· tenberg, who wrote this week1s col· umn, writes regularly for The Weekly Standard and is a , con· tributlng editor for Georg~. By the Associated Preas Soulheastern Ohlo Today Mostly sunny Htghs •n the mtd 60s Ltght and van able wmd • Tonight Mostly clear early Then partly cloudy overn1ght Lows in the iower 40s L1ght and vanable wind. Fnday Mostly sunny and warmer. Htghs m the mtd and upper 70s. -E<tended for«:ast • and to trresponstble nsk-tak· mg, even by Americans Hedge funds are essenbally unsuper· vtsed by any U S agency In fac~ they are nrgamzect to av01d •the regulaiJOfls that apply to banks and secunucs finns. LTCM, moreover, was tncOIJXllliiCd tn the Cayman Islands to avotd U.S. tax laws The banks that lent to LTCM are reg· ulated hy the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department, butl'Ongresstooal experts say those agenctes faded to nouce the nsk the banks were takmg unul LTCM got to the brink of rum. Even tf LTCM or another hedge fund doesn't tng~'Cf a financial pan1c, there ts plenty of danger m stocc for the world economy, wtth mcvttable sptllover lor the country 'The tltn:at msptro:l UJ¥Cnt, blunt talk lmm Prcstdent Chnton to the lntema· uonal Monetary Fund on Tuesday, when he dcclanxlthat "T<XIay thC world laces perhaps Its most scnous financutl L:ns1s m halt a c'Cntury " Clinton also tned to u.<e the cnsts to put heat on Congress to rcplcmsh the IMF and d<.'SISI lhwn spendmg the new hcdget surplus oo tax cuL,, hut the factts Rcpuhhcans arc ytcldmg un hoth pmnts so as to avotd a government shutdown ,md depnvc Cllnu-.. ol the chtlll<.'C to vaganes~ • Fri<by mght Mostly clear Lows rrom the upper 40s to the lower 50s Saturday Mostly clear. Highs m the mtd and upper 70s. Sunday.. Partly cloudy. A chance of showers dunng the mght Lows near 50 and htghs tn the mtd and upper 70s Monday Partly cloudy wtth a chance of showers Lows m the upper 40s and htghs m the upper 60s ' Jettie Arix . Jeuie Mae Terry Anx, 71, Proctorvtlle, fonnerly of Pomeroy. dted on on Tuesday. October 13. 1998. She wa.' born on September 17. 1927. daughter of the late Tobe and Laura Terry of Branchland. W.Va . Survt\'tng art~~'" daughters and four suns-tn law Juy and H o~rt Sabasllan ol Greenup, Ky . Leona<md Ra) Jun e<. Proctumlle. Mane and Shtrley Johnson and Ins Norns of Chesapeake. Ruth Donahue and Yvonne and Bobby Vance of Pomeroy a son. Roger D Anx of Wellston two d~ughters-tn­ law. Mrs Davtd E (Candy) Anx. and Ruthte Anx. Wellston, three brothers Franklin Terry of Alkol, W Va . Deaton Terry of Cleveland and Hubert Units of the Met gs County Emer- • Sharrer, VMH. Mtddleport squad Terry ol Bmnchland. W Vii. three mt<rs Ne vada Kop,oltas. and Ona Jean ge ncy Medt cal Servtces recorded asststed Campbell. Bran.hland, W Va . and Elotse Smtih, Parke"burg. W Va .. 25 etght calls for JISststance Wednesday CHESTER VFD grandchtldren. and 22 great grandchtldren ' Unlls re spondmg mcluded: 8 27 am. state Route 7. car fire. Bestdes her parents, she was preceded m death b) her son, Davtd E Anx, Jenny Mayle o,. ncr. no mJunes , a great granddaughter, Wauka Mane France. three siSters and two brothers CENTRAL DISPATCH 4 02 am . Broadway Street. Mtil· reponed. Funeral semces wtll be held on Fnday. October ,l6. 1998 atiO 30 am dleport. Amber Robtnson , Holzer RUTLAND at Hall Funeral Home m Proctomlle Wit~ Rev Tom Jones offictatlng BurMedtcal Center. r 8.48 a.m. Metgs Mme 2. Elwm tal wtll follow m Athens Memory Gardens. 9 06 a m • Ptper Cemetery Road, Potier. HMC Fnend< may call at the funeral' home on Thursday from 6to 9 p.m Vmton. Joyce Tackeu. Pleasant Val· SYRACUSE 1· 18 pm, Welchtown Hill Road, ley Hospttal. 1 09 p.m., state Route J38. Tammy Klem, VMH Ttmothy Scou Compson, 32. or Racme. dted Wednesday, Oct 14, 199M. Racme, Ttmothy Compson, VMH. TUPPERS PLAINS , Racme Volunteer Ftre Department 7 39 am . state Route 7, Franc~> m the Veterans Memonal Hospual emergency room Born July 18. 1966. 10 Galhpolls. he was a. son of Ernest W. Compson Martrn , dead on arnval. Centml DlsasstSted , of Chfton. W. Va . and Janet K (Cooper) Elias of New Haven, W Va II 47 p m . North Second Avenue patch squad asststed He was a laborer for Cost of W1~t:ons1n. Inc , was a memtx:r of the Salem and Cole Street, MtdQieport, Randy Communtty Church tn West Columbta and West Vtrgmta Laborers Umon. Local 135~ ot Charleston, W Va Survtvmg are hiS daughter and her mother, Ahsha L and Ltsa C Comp-. Producers Ltvestock Market 500-650# St $60-69 HI $54-$67 son of Rutland. father and stepmother. Ernest W and Carol Sue Compson 650-800# St $57-$66. Hf $54-$~2 ot Clifton. mother and steplather. Janet K and James H Efta., ot New Haven. report Irom Galhpol.- for said con ductcd on Wednesday, October 7 Well Muscled/Fleshed $32-$38 . brother, Mark A Compson of Racme, spec tal fnends. SonJa M Keams and MediUm/ Average $28-$3 1, Feeder Callie. daughters Telfa and Dusty of Racme . and several meces, nephews, aunts and 200-300#St. $68-80, Hf. $62-$78, Thtn/Ltght $21-$24 , Bulls $32 uncles 300-400# St $64-$78 Hf $53-$67 $40'. The funeral wtll be Saturday, Oc1 17, I p m , at the Foglesong Funeral . Home wtth the Rev George Hoschar officiating Bunal wtll be 111 the Kirkland Memonal Gardens continued from page • Fnends may call at the funeral home Fnday. 6 to 9 p m ntake the final deCISIOn based on hts· appnsed of thetr w1 shes Kellh Ashley, local commander of tun~.:, et:ononuc and env1ronmenlal tactors,' he sa1d An adv1sory coun- the Sons of Unmn Veterans ques!toned the State H~>toncal Snctety'' Cil 1s allemptlng to b.tlance the van John Walter Bud· Keenan. 45 ol Tuppers Plams. rormerly ot Terre Haute, responstbthly toward the grave, ol ou!\ mterests lnd, dted on Tuesday, October 13. 1998 at Veterans Memonal Hospual ' I'll tell you nght now. 11 won't sal· Ctvtl War dead on the battlelield He was born on February 22. 1953 m Parkersburg. W Va. son of Dons Rufltnt satd the soCiety has no isfy all the parttes." he satd Keel!an and lhe late Robert L Keenan . Sr He auended St Ambrose Home A representattve of the Shelly rt.!sponslbthty llto~ lar .l\ protectmg the Catholic Church Company commented bnefly statmg graves 1s concerned but Si,l.td the Survtvmg dre lour brothers and a s1ster-m-law Robert "R.usty" Keenan the company 1s trytng to be respecl- oltice IS seekmg ways for the Corp' and James Keenan. both ol Belpre. Joseph and Peggy Keenan oPMentone, ol Engmeers and the Shelly Compa· ful of the process lnd. and Patnck !:(ecnan. Maneua: three ststers altd two brothers-m-law Rufllnl urged restdents of the ny to llltl)llinze :J.t.herse elfc~.:ts. Anna and Jerry Smllh ot Lowell, Mary and Robert Mellon of Manetta, and Parker '~'d m.trkers fund ed by the Portland area to stay mvolved, keep Patncta Keenan ol Tuppers Plams. and four nteces tn tou ch wtth thetr elected oltie~als company wtll not beneftt Metgs h" father, he was preceded 111 death by hts grandparents, BalBestdes .md keep the Corps ol Engmeers County smce tht! Metgs County Htslard and ElliJHome and John and May Keenan toncal Soctety has already secured Funeral servtces wtll be held on Fnday, October 16 at II a m at St lujldtng to purcha'e plaques marktng Ambrose Catholic Church with Rev Fr Davtd Huffman offictaung Bunal the route ol Morgan s Ratders wtll tollow al TupP.,rs Plams Cemetery She also queshooed the benefits ol Am Ele Power ..................51"1• Fnends may call at the Reed Funeml Home 10 Belpre on Thursday from a tm1l crossmg three slates endtng at Akzo ..................................38'/o 4to 8 p m • a hole 10 the ground AmrTech ............................sol. Ashland 011 ... .... .............. 43'~. Meigs·EMS logs 8 calls Timothy S. Compson GaUipolis· livestock auction results . Residents... John Keenan Stocks Kay and Jtm Epling, state Route 124, Reedsvtlle reported thetr garage was entered recently by thteves who broke a lock on the roll -up door Stolen were a Sl!hl chmns.1w, tools a tloor Jack. bonre Jack and hydrauliC press, accnrdmg to a Metgs County Shentfs Ottice report Kmart ... ,, ... .... ...... .. ........ 12'~ Kroger.. .... . .... ... ........ Dwight Wel~h Burglary reported AT&T .....................................591 Bank One......, .....................42-,. Bob Evans ........ ..... ..., ......... ),9 Borg-Warner ....................... 36 I• Broughton.... .......... ... .. .... 15% Champion ............................... 10 Charm Shps .... .... ......... .....4'!. City Holding ..................35f. Federal Mogul .......................4n Gannett .... .... .... .. ........... 5~'1.. Goodyear .......................... .48'o Dwtght Welsh, 63, Coolvtlle, dted Wednesday, Oct 14, 1998, at Cam· den-Clark Memonal Hospttal in Parkersburg. W Va He was born Oct 26, 1934, m Lottndge, son of the late Herbert and Mabel Dtxon Welsh He was employed at Steve's Auto Body Repatr Servtce m Guysvtlle and was lormerly employed at Charlte Moore Ford m Athens for 26 years He IS survtved by hts wtle, Lots Jean Colluis Welsh . a son. Davtd Welsh of the home: 11 daughter, Rna Seals of Coolvtlle. three grandchtlqren. a broth· er, Dale Welsh of Veto, two ststers, Donna Cra tg of Athens and Della Hoi· land of Wayne, Mlch He was preceded m death by two brothers, Duane and Dana Welsh Servtces wtll be held Sunday, I p m at the Whtte Funeral Home In Coolvil le wuh the Rev Helen Kline otfic1a11ng Bunni wtll be tn the Coolville Cemetery Fnends may call Saturday, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m at the tuneral home Hospital news ...so~. Lands End ........................... 16'11. Veterans Memorial , Wednesday 's admissions Ltd ................................ 24~ Oak Htll Flnl .....................,.. ·ovB . ... ... .. ... ...... - .... 40 One Valley... .... .... .. .......... 29'/, Peoples ................................ 20~. Prem Fin I..................... 18~ Rockwell ..............: ................ 33'b AD/Shell .......................... 49'1• 1n Non~ . Wednesday's discharges-· Betty Vmmg Holzer Medical Center Wednesday's dischages Jonathan Boothe, Paul Wyatt, Edtth Riley and Georgtanu Jenktns Sears ................................... 39'~'1' Shoney's ...... ..,. ............ 1'/, Star Bank ............................. 66Y. Wendy 's .... ... ... ... .. ...22'4 Wosrthlngton ....... .............. 13'1• The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 ; The Daily SentineD ~01-B 6th Street Pt. Pleasant, WV Phone (304) 675-7600 _ www.galllpolls.com/karat.html IUSPS 213-960) Community Newspaper lloldiag~, Inc home after a long tllne" Born June 26. 1932. 111 Ca~etl<burg, Ky. he wa; a son of Della (Jones) Lambert and the late Everett Lamhert He wa.\ al..., preceded m d~ath by a granddaughrer Retired rrom Raven<wood Alumtn~m . he was a mem~r of the Ma>On Umted Method"! Chureh and the Unned Steel WorkeJ'\ of Amenca No 566M of Ravenswood He also served m the U S Navy dunng World War II Survtvmg. m addlllon to hts mother, are h" wtfe. Mary Jo Lambert . 1wo 'ons and dau ghters- tn- la~. Rob "Jtm" and Fran Lambert ol Reno. Oh10, Mtchael and Carolyn Lambert of Letart. a daughter and son-m-law, Mane and Ron Hatfield of Btdwell , Ohto, brother, James "Fnday· Lambert of Ful· ton, Ohto, three stste.- Irene Ball of Hunungton. Marte M,tynard ol Catlelhburg. Dons Barker of Lakeland. Fla. SIX grandchtldren. 1wo great-gra ndchtldren and several nteces and nephew s • The funeral Will be Saturday, I p m.. at the Deal Funera l Home, Pomt Pleasant. wtth the Rev D'amon Rhodes ofCictatmg Bunal will be m the Catleusburg Cemetery. Catlettsburg. Ky Fnends may call at the funeral home Fnday, 6 to 9 p m Frances Martin Frances Etleen Martm. 76, ol State Route 7 Pomeroy, dted on Wednesday. October 14, 199K at her reSidence, followtng an extended tllne-s She was born on November 12, 1921 tn Pomeroy so n of the late Edward R and Lydta McCumber Hy sell She was a hou se l'tle and au~ode<l._the Ftrst Baptist Church in Pomeroy Survivmg are three sons and daughters-m-law. Ronald (Max me) Mar~tn. Metropohs, Ill. Albert. Jr and Elste Marttn. Beverly and Mtke and C~ns , Marttn of Chesler, two daughters and sons- tn laW; Suzanne and Tom Kibble ol Long Bouom and Madolyn and Bruce Stand tier Harnsburg. Pa , two , mters, Beulah Autherson. Racme and Marg.tret W)att. Pomeroy, II grandchildren and 6 great grandchtldren, and <everal meces and nephe" ' Bestdes her parents, she was preceded m death by her husband, Albert L Martm, two sons. Mondale Marttn and Jtmmy Martm a brother, Harold Hysell , two ststers. Ethel Grueser and Helen Yandell Funeral servtces wtll be held on Saturday October 17, 1998 at 10 30 am at Ewmg J;uneral Home, w11h Re v Robert Smtih ottietaung Bunal Will fol· low at Rockspnngs Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home on Fnday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Leonard Roush Leonard Manm Roush, 79, Htghland, dted on Tuesday, October 13, 1998 at Untversuy Hospualtn Culcmnall. He was born 10 Metgs County on July I. 1919. son ot the late Roy Mar· tm and Elizabeth Cleland Roush He was a rettred operating engmeer for the MW Kellogg Co and was reltred under Local Nn 3 m Caltlornta He ser'led m the U S Navy durmg World War II and was a member.pi t~e New Vtenna Church ol Chnst He was a member ol New Rtchmond Lodge 55 F&AM. Valley on Cmctnnau Scotush Rue . Hamsonvtlle Order oi ' Eastem Star No 255 and Shnners of Cmcmnatt. 1 SurviVIng an! hts wtfe. Dorothy Rtchardso" Rou>h.two >Ons aild daughters -In-law, Terry and Mtchele Roush nf Lynchburg and Rtck and lo Ann Roush, Htllsboro. a brother and stster-m-law, Mr and Mrs Wtllte A Lakes, Bellevue Fla , a brother·tn·law, Ernest Lakes of Franklin. three grandchtl· dren and seven great grandchtldren. and several nteces and nephews. Funeral se rvtces wtll be held on Saturday. October 17. 199~ at New Vten· na Church of Chnst, State Routes 28 and 73 '" New Vtenna. wllh Stdney Clay offtcmung, Bunal will follow at New Anttoch Cemetery, wtth mtlttary honors to be performed by Amencan Legion Post49 Memonal Squad Fnends may call at the church from 6to 9 p m with Scottish Rile 14th Degree Rtng Semce at 8 p m Arrangements are under the dtreetlon of L Eugene,Smuh and Son Funer· al Home. State Route 73, New Vienna. No one injured in accident No mJunes were reported followIng a one-car acctdent on Woodyard Road tn Columbta Townshtp Wednesday afternoon Zachary D Thompson, 16, Nel· sonvtlle. was westbound when he lost control of a 1983 Cadt llac m a curve. uccordmg to a Metgs County Shenfl's Office report The car crashed 11110 a tree or fence receiVIng heavy damage ' "The 'NEW' Jewelry Store In Town" -·-·- Stock reports are the 10.30 a.m quotes provided by Advest ol Gallipolis News Hotline News ·Hotline News Hotline News Hotline '992-2156 Business Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:30AM-6:00PM Sat. 9:30AM-4:00PM l'uhhshcd ever~ 11ft~rnoon, MonUay through 1m!a) 111 Cou rt St Pomeroy Ohto by the Ohm Valley ruhhsht'lg Company Second class pusl cg~: patti ul Pumt:•ny Ohro l'rltmlwr I he 1\.nun::~t ..d Prt:!l~ :md the Ohto Ncwsparcr A.s.wd .mon Poslm .. stu· Send ;nld rei!i co u~:l.:llllns to llte 0311~ Scnttnd Ill Court Sl Pumcroy, OhiO EVERY~ ONUMENT 45769 SUBSCR!PTION RA1 ES Economic woes undermine Clinton support • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Today's weather forecast By JoMPh Spear 'Eslilhwfr.ttf in 194& • Page2 j blame them 1f the economy goes sour ltomcally, Clmton 's policy of rcscrvmg the SU!plus for Soc1al Secunty has the tendi:ncy to dampen economic growth, wljile a tax CUI could spur II Cltnton suggested steps for relortmng the world e.:ononuc system to <Teale mslllutions hke those the U S developed after the Oreal Dci""SSSun to "hmll the swmgs of the bw;mess cycle .. Mentonous as h1s suggcsuons may be, they cmne too late to deal wnh the current worldwide deflationary trend-that ts spreadmg from Asta to Latm America and may hit here next. In 1973-74, pollster Everen Carll Ladd has ill]!lled, then-President RIL'hard Ntxon's public support ebbed away as much because ofh1gh tnflatton and gasoline hnes as Watergate revclattons Along wtth S<.-nndal developments the November clecttons wdl he a cructal detcnnmant ol whether Clinton stays m ollK.-. The btggcr the Republican g<uns. the more likely they arc to vote tor unpeachment and Chntun 's removal It's probably too late lor the <'\.11nomy to have much unpa;t on the cla..11nn, but an uhvmus downturn early next year could clll.-oum~'C a L'oup de grJ<.'C r (Morton Kondracke is execudve editor ol R... 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An hour after Sterling Hitchcock beat the Bnlve' 5-0 iri Game 6to win the NL championship -;erie< Wednesday. the Paure- gathered in the middle of the ll iamond and hoisted hi gh the trophy they came to Atlanta to claim.· ·~. ."We all have waited a long time for thi s," outlielder Tony Gwynn sa id.1 " We did wh.at we had to do and now we ' re going to the World Series.·· Next slop on thi s surpri sing trip for Gwynn and the Padre>. making their first trip · to the World Series since 1984 - to Yankee Stadium. Game I will be Saturd.ay ni ght against the team that set anAL recoru with 114 victories. Kevin Brown will stan the opener against New York 's David Wells. "For me it's a big thrill. I've never been to Yankee Stadium," Gwynn it doesn't maller," ·Hitchcock said. .balling champion had two hi" in the walk. In the. day's key play. HitchThe big inning quieted the crowd The underdog Padres chalked up ''It's going [o be the time of my life." clincher against Atlanta. coc k sliced an 0-2 pitch on a low line of 50,988, which had come hoping another IOO.win"victim a' Hitchcock ., For the Bmves, the loss meant the Hitchcock, 0-2 with an 8.41 ERA ioward teft fielder Danny Bautista. the Bmves could force a Game 7 shut down Atlanta's hillers and end to yet another disappointing in four career starts on three days' Bautista got a bad break in on the showdown between· Maddux and momentum. earning hi s second vic- year,_ Despite having reached the rest, pitched on short rest for the first ball, made a l:ile dive and missed. Brown. tory in live days' and the NLCS MVP postseason a record seven straight time this year because of Kevin The ball ~ lan ged off his glove. and . Having already beaten Houston award. times, they have just one World Brown's relief appearance in Game 5. two runs scored. ( 1(12 wins) and Atlanta, t~e 98-win.' The Braves had won two straight Series championship to show for it. Hitchcock worked around a pair " ! saw the ball right <~Way. ~ut Padres will try to do it again against games. prompting talk they might And with I06 victories, they are the of singles in the fourth, and left with · then l lost it in the li ghts," Bautista the Yankees. , become the first team in baseball his- winningest te~m lo fail lo reach the a 5-0 lead after walking the first two sa id . With a combined 2 12 wins, the' tory to overcome an 0-3 defi cit in the Series. bailers in the sixth. Brian Boehringe(, That finished Glavine. and Quil- Yankees and Padres have the most· postseason. . " Well. you can call it any way you another former Yankees pitcher, vio Vera' greeted John Rocker with victories amOng World Series oppd-· But the Paures wrecked that plan. ' Wanl ,'' Braves manager Bobby Cox retired the riexlthree bailers. · nents. The prev1ous mark wa' 210 - · . an,RBI singie for a five -run lead. winning the series 4-2 with a five-run · said. "We had a grear .year." The game was scoreless in the 'i xth inning off Tom Glavine. Octo"If you don 't get hot in these sixth when Greg Vaughn, back in the ber hero Jim Leyri tz broke a score- things, you're just not going to win starting lineup for the first time since less tie with an RBI grounder. them. We don't have anything to be leaving the opener because of a Hitchcock imp'roved to ;3·0 with a ashamed ahout," he said. strained left quadriceps. singled with 1.13 ERA postseason, pitching into The Braves lost all three home one out. the sixth inning_ and allowing onjy games in the series and were shut out Vaughn ran on a 3-2 pitch and ea•two hits and striking out eight . Not twice. San Diego outpitched the team ily made it to third when Ken bad for someone who began the year that wa.' buill on pitching. holding Caminiti grounded a broken-bat sin- . in the bul!pen. Atlanta to two hits in the tina I game. gle through the vacant hole on the Having bearen Hou ~ ton' s Randy " Not ' many people gave us a right side. Leyritz, whose three-run Johnson and Atlanta's Greg Maddux <;hance against Houston. Not many ·homer for the Yankees in Game 4 of and Glavine in the playoffs. Hitch- people gave us a chance against the 1996 World Series at Atlanta sent cock will now go against the Yan- Atlanta," Gwynn said. "But here we them on to the title, put the Padres kees. who traded him to Seallle in are .·· '' ahead .with an RBI grounder. December 1995 in a deal for Tino At 38. Gwynn is the ·Ja•r'remainWally Joyner followed with an, Martinez. . ing member from the Padres' only RBI single and Glavine pitched ·;whether l was going to . New other trip to the Series, a five-game around No. 8 hiller Chris Gomez, York, whether! was g0 ing to Tokyo. wipeout by Detroit. The eight-time loading ·the bases with a two-out . . Federal ·Hocking to host Eastern Friday By SCOTT WOLFE al 20-0. Zach Jarvis was stopped Sentinel Correspondent often and held to 37 yards on I l carThis week. the Eastern Eagles ' ries, while Mayle was 12-46 and. hope lo take their act on the road and quarterback Jack Sechkar was 8·30. extend their trend of continual Sechkar was 7-21 passing for 93 improvement as they face the Feder- yards in that game and the week al Hocking Lancers in Stewart. before was 3-.J2 for seven yards. Lasl week, Eastero fell to SouthTwo week.,; 'ago, Federal Hocking ern 7-0 in the "Battle of the Bend in now 2-4~ stunned upper division foe Meigs County. Eastern lwice held Alexander 21 -9. Scott Withem Southern in a goal line defensive scooped up an Alexander fumble and stanu. but the third time the dike ran it in 'for a sq-ue. Zach Jacyis had broke and Southern washed in for the a 77-yard run for a score and Claytouchdown, the lone ·score of the ton Mayle,'#'!. had an 88-yard run for game. the Lancer;;. In that game, Jarvis was Last week, Miller blanked Feder16·118 while Mayle was 11-93. Scoreboard Baseball Hockey NL Championship Series NHL standings Wednesday's scort! 4·2 l'hil;tdc lrl, ia ............. .. . ~ Salurd~o~y San DI Cj!U !Bmwn l K-7 ) al N l 'W Y(1 rk r w~·l ls 4 S· I Piusburgh ..............'..... 2 (} Cl 4 7 4 ... 1 2 0 2 S 7 :'i 12 N ~w k ri>ey ... 0 2 0 U 2 N.Y. Rangers.. . ...0 ' 0 ll .l 'l • '' IK-4), K )l.m . , 1 , Sunday, 0~;1 . 18 San IJicgu ill N~w Ynr~ - 7 .~5 p 111. Tut"sd~o~y. Hr1. 20 New Ynrk :11 Sa n Urqw. K•20 p m. Wfdnesday. 01.'1. 21 Ne w Y.OJrl qt San Diego, " :20 p 111 . · Thursday; Ocl . 21 N~.·w Yurk :11 San Di ~ g n. H:l Op m . ir rwn ·ss ary Suturday, Od. H -Sm11Ji egn :n New .Y ur k. K prn .. Jillc~-c ~~~ ~~ y , Sundu_v. 0~1. 15 .p S:u1 f,> il')!o :11 New Ynrl . 7 .'i.~ I' 11 1 liST. tf lll'i."cssary Cold Pop z7e Can Russell Stover Assorted Chocolates · Halloween Boxes .. 1.6 oz. Reg. 89C . Only 6~C Amity Billfolds z 0 0 N . Y . I ~ I : md m 1 Appliance Recycle Day . October 17-9 am- Noon At Office Parking Lot • WASHERS • DISHWASHERS • DRYERS · • WATER TANKS • AND OTHERS Coal Grove_ Olesapeake. Trimble Robey can also p1ck up yandage on and Vinton County. The Vikings fell the ground. Robey is 49 of 122 in the 34- 18 in the conference opener. air this sea.o;on for 683 yards and five The Buckeyes are coached by touchdowns. Flint Smatflers has Kevin Meade. who i~ in his sixth year pulled in 18 pa.'iSes for 306 yards. at the helm. Meade ha.<led the Buck- Trey Wilson 12 for 152 and Eric eyesto a 42- 12 mark overall. last year Glass nine for !25. Robey has canned the Buckeyes went Il - l losing only 67 times for 296 yards. to Bellaire in the Division IV state Another key 'to the Buckeye sucplayoffs. ce.s is 5-8. 165 pound senior tailback The Buckeyes are led by six -foot, Eric Gla". Glass la<t season rushed 175 pound senior quarterback Ben for over 1.000 yards in gaining aiiRobey. Robey is in his fourth year TVC honor.;. This sea.<Dn Glass ha' staning at quarterback for the Buck- . canned I54 times for 784 yards. eyes. Robey was the Ohio Division's The Buckeyes head into the conoffensive player of the year last sea- rest scoring 26.3 points a contest. while giving up 20.8 points a game. son. Meigs on the other hand is scoring While passing is his strong points, NorChusl Div bion .... 2 IJ t .. .. 2 IJ IJ ... 2 u IJ .. ... 2 IJ 0 , . ..,. .... I I 0 .. .... ...... 3 ilSI1lll Montrc; L) Ol! nwu .. Tntnnw Bid LLio .. 4 S0%0H Quarterback Grant Abbott has had an gQOJl season, the junio< is 50 out of 100 passing for 790 yards. Bentley has pulled in 25 pa.•ses for 377 yards. J.T. Humphreys has caught !6 for 213 and John Davidson nine for 136 yards, The offensive line of Andy Doczi. Derek Miller. Ryan Ramsburg. Steve Thorntoti, Adam Bullington and John Boling has all done a good job all season. On defense, the Marauders are showing improvement every contest. John Davido;on leads the Marauders with three inrerccpiions. Ryan Rams- . .'.By SCOTT WOLFE $entinel Correspondent · Although it's too close.to call, this week's Trimble at Southern battle Friclay night looks to be a possible TriValley Championship game as no one w!th the exception of Trimble has really stOOd our in the league's Hocking Division. · Early in the presea.wn. the Trimble Tomcats were picked by area coaches to win the Tri-Valley ConFerence's Hocking Division, after returning· many players from last year's 5-0 route in the league. Trimble h.Sn'l let anyone down this year as they ~um:ntly are 5-1 and ranked l:!lth in the state. Most likely, had Trimble defeated Nelsonville-York tWo weeks ago the Tomcats would be ._ving up their money for a trip to the "!ale playoffs. As it s&ands now, even . a perf.,;,t slate the rest of the season league. " . will get the omcat• out of their home Barr added, "This is your typical at Glouster. Trimble team. They aie really aggresLast week, Trimble limped to the sive and really prelly polished. They mar early. bur regained its footing will, be a tremendous challenge after being shaken by the Waterford because they throw the ball so~ell. " . Wildcats. Trimble rallied and came · la<l week at Eastem, Southern got back to win, 15-12 10 a Waterford back on the winning track. The winteam considered to be one of the par- ning and healing of some old injuries sies of the le'lgue. appear .to make Southern stronger this Southern coach Dave Barr said, week. The Tornadoes made history "Even though they are good at 5-1. by becoming the first Southern team we are not your typical 2-4 team. in tweniy-six years lo defeat Ea•tern We're capable of playing \Vith them three years in a row. The fear wa.• and given .a few breaks could surprise made possible by a game-winning . a lot of people. This is a key game ,in • Josh Ervin touchdown in the third the TVC and we're both 1-0. Who- quarter of the 7-0 game. the first Triever wins this game is pretty much in Valley Conference match for hoth the driver's seat for the league. This clubs. is the most balanced Hocking DiviEa•tern only twice crossed the 50 sion sincel've been a head coach, but yard line forthe duration of the game. momentum means a lot in r~is · Adding insult to inju'1!· wa.• the fact ..n forecast. ••·( cas~I ,C:.:o:_::n.::,tin,;.:u:.::,ed::..:.:,fro.:.:m.:._P_:ag:._e_4.:._)- - - - - - - - - ' " - - I - o~er the bal . e've done a Jot of situat . ioo work and some pressure work yards per kick. Although Aaron "Shack" Schaekel with the goal line defense. It's a little different ani tude lhan .that of your rc:gular defensive unit. We've put kid• in pressure situations and they have responded. We had a couple good gj:>alline stands against Southern." · Eastern is now 0-6 and hungry for ·<, a, win. I[ a team ha• character a• Christman believes his team does, r~en they will have a good-old fashi'?ned uprising before long. Christman hopes its sooner than later. : Fedeml Hocking over the past sevqal years ·has become an intense rivalry for Eastern, an often no hold• liarred affair. In las .t week's game, Eastern's .. Adam Sanders punted seven times for 254 yards ovemll, an average of 36..2 (10-35) and Butch Sanders had decent offensive ni'ghts. fumble lqsses and sacks decimated Eastern ru~hing to just twelve yards. Karr. showing much poise 'in running the offense completed two pa.•ses for fifty yards, 62 yards overall. Man B1ssell had a !6-yard·return.. Beau Bailey, Joe Dillon, Josh Hager. Josh BrO<ferick and Willford had good defenstve games for Eastem. Sanders caught both pa.•ses for 50 yards. Batley, D1llon, Wtllford and Hager had sacks, . . ~~ year, breakmg our of the wmless ranks , the Federal Hockmg La.ncersrolledtoa 13-6win.o.verthe wmless Eastern Eagles dunng the Eastern Eagles homecoming ,game.in East Shade Rm:r Stadtum. · Eastern scored the first poin. ts of the game, a match thatturne d mto a · "Fumblefesr" before the final buzz~r. Both tea.ms beg~n shooting tlaming. arrows mto theu own moccasms;· Eastern took advant~ge .of the· first m1scue when Federal tumbled on the EHS 37 yard hne. F1ve plays later at the 1:44 mark in the first frame, . Adam Sanders blitzed into the end zone with a seven yard run for a 6-0.. Eastern lead. , That was Eastern s only score .a.' fumbles led to Fedeml Hockmg ~'"· . . Eastern hopes to turn rhmgs around thiS year and come home wtth thetr first wm. Ga.me time is 7:30 at Federal · Hockmg. ·· burg and Angelo Rodriguez has two, and Josh Hooten one. "Nelsonville-York is a very good football team." Mar.wder coach Mike Chancey said. "lllcy have the ability to throw and run the ball very well We are looking forward to anotl)er big challenge and another.big football game. Kickoff is 7:30p.m. LEGAL NOTICE The Puhlic Utilities Commission of Ohio has set for public. hearing Case No. 98- 101 -EL• · EFC to review the calculation of Ohio Power Com[iany's . proposed mid -year adjustmept to til.! electric fuel component. that Southern's Willie Collins col· Ervin caught 3-23, and Hill 2-2 l. lected three quarterback sacks, anc Man Warner l-8, and D-•vis I' 18 . Jesse Liule andA!lam Cumings com· · Collins, Cumings_ Ervin, Davis. 'lllis hearing js schct.luled to bined for another. . Tommy Roben.s. and Jesse Little each hcgin at the Commi.sion · Josh Davis was the SHS work- had.good defensive games. ·'' .horse and rushed 25 times for 89 "The key 10 the game will be to offices at IO:OCI'a.m., on November 2, 1998, 1110 EaSt yards. Collectively. Southern rushed keep q~~ar~erback Bnidy Trace from for 118 yards and had 70 in the air for throwing the ball successfully. He is Broad Street, Columbus, 188 ovemll. a very polished quarterback..the best Ohio 43215. · The game became even more of a quanerback we've seen. They live or nail biter when Southern penetrated die with· Brady Trace. We need 10 ror addiliunal inrormatiun to the Eastern live yard line, then keep the ball on offense, keep it out rcgar.~ing this maltcr.. view the , called upon Andrew Coffman for a of.Trace's hands,and that in tum will Commission's weh page al field goal attempt. The-kick missed help the defense." htto:/lwww.puc,stale,oh,ui or just left, but tlags tlew on the play as In·, last week'~ game, Waterford concact the Commission's · -.i Coffman hit the dirt and drew a held Trimble. 10 just 258 total yards ·: roughing the kicker penalty. On the while the Tomcat defense gave up Hotline atl-800-686-1570 or .' very next play, Josh Ervin rambled · 245 yard.• to Waterford. · in Columhus at466-81HO. left off tackle for a five-yard touchTrimble has been bringing a carJ>nrticipants in the pmccct.ling down run. Coffman's kick was good avan of large crowds to their away may rcyucst a sign language and Southern led 7-0. games, so Barr hopes that Southern interpreter by calling the · For Southern, in addition to fans can tum out in full force for this PUCO Consumer Services Davis's 89 yards. Ervin wa• 15-28 year's homecoming event, bring back Department at any of the and a Ryan Hill had a thnaedhooesme. field advantage for the Torgood punting night for Southern. getnumbers ahovc atleast48 ring the SHS hounce to the tune of Southern's ho,mecoming .same hours before the hearing. three kicks for 46.6 yards. Evans begins at7:30 witli pregame and halftime ceremonies planned. passed 7 [0 [l.me . 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Southern to ..entertain Divison leader Trimble Friday & After Shaves Men's & Women's Zippo 28.1 points a game. while giving up 22.6 The two team.• have a coou11011 opponent in Athens. The Buckeyes slipped past Athens 21 -10, while Meigs defeated the Bulldogs 32-26. The Marauders are led on offense by Justin Roush, who went past the I,!JOO.yard mark for the third rime in hi s career la.•t Friday evening with a 17 3 yard perfonnance. The 5-10. 205 pound junior has picked up l,025 in 176 cannes and is avemging 5.8 yards a carry. Senior wingback/fullback has carried 73 times for 436 yards good for 6 yard a carry. Junior fullback Shane Leach has added 40 yards in five car- ll' L I 1'1>. Gf 1iA Iwn Future games Diego Padres' Hoffman (left) and teammale Carlos Hernandez gel soaked with champagne In celebration . of their club's s-o win over the Atlanta Braves in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series In Atlanta. The decision sent the Padres lnlo the World Series opposite the New York Yankees. (AP)". By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Connpondent The marquee ·varsity football game in the Tri-Valley conference this week will be at Bob Roberts FJeld in Pomeroy. where Jhe Meigs Marauder.; will host the NelsonvilleYork Buckeyes. Borh learns com~ into the contesi with 5-I records and 1-0 mark in the Ohio Division of lhe TVC. Nelsonville-dropped the second game of the year. a 34-29 contest to non-con, ference arch rival Logan. Nelsonville- York opened the season with .a win over Athens. then dropped the game to Logan. The . Buckeyes then have run otT wins over . Oi~lsMm Allantir _ . SOIA~~ED- The San Meigs to host Nel.s onville-Vork in Ohio Division bout Friday EASTERN CONFERENCE S1m Dicgi) 5. Arla111;1 0 : Sau Dic~ tl wins .~cries World Series slate tion, Christman said, "We ·wanted to do more things offensively. but we were in no position to gamble . We wanted to spread out the tield. pass the ball more. and run some playaction stuff at Southern, but we couldn't do that on. that part of the ·• field ." Christman ' added . "We've made some additions to the offense, trying to build a little on the offense each week. Miller had some success with Federal. so we're getting to throw some of those things at Federal. We're mainly going to concentrate on spreading the ball out and throwing more." Pleased with the improving defensive effort, Coach "C" auded, "We've been concenlrating on defense more lately. especially our goal line defense . cause that's where we've been turning (See FORECA~T on Page 5) . . ';,.. . Federal Hocking had 211 y~rd' two weeks ago. and 2061a't week. Eastern coach Scoll Christman said, "The key to stopping Federal Hocking is to stop their running backs early. You can't let them get you in the open field. They (Mayle and Jarvis) are really good runners with good speed. They make Federal Hocking a big-play team. Miller had a lot of success w'it~ · them last . week and We plan on doing some of the same things. Stopping them early is the key." . "Last week as a hard loss, we played tough and never gave up. We talked about noi beating ourselves and we didn't make many mistakes. When we got backed up against the goal line we just had to be a lillie more conservative,." noted Christman. About last week's poor field posi: The Dally Sentinel• Page s· Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio We didn't mean to make the decision tough, but with a full-line of products priced like this - we understand if it takes you awhile to make a decision. This sale is for a limited time so hurry to your participating John Deere dealer today. www.deere.com ·oyer m October 31. 1998 ald is Riliec;t to~ credit m Johl De8te Credit Revolving Plan. fet naH:OtliiWal use only. 10'- dwKI ~llteQUited Alter- promotional period, liRiltlC8 chargei will~ be§Jn to iM:tf\.18 a!1S.4\ AAt lor transactions batwoen St.SOO and SS.OJ) and 13 9-... APR over SS.OOO with a $0.50 p8f roonth nlnimum. Prices aoo Model' may vary by d8ale~. NOTHING RUN~ LIKE ADEERE' . I �• .. .- ... ' • 1' By The Bend I Thursday, October 15,1998 The Daily Sentinel Teens pregnancy rate hit 20 year low in 1995 Page 6 · Thursday, October 15, 1998 Beat of the Bend ... Acts of kindness- no matter how small - can make a difference in someQne's life dropped all of his hooks. along with they had brief coni acts over the more. You saved my life.'" she can't go." He looked at her and lwo swcmcrs. a ba.<eball bat, a glove years. Finally, the long-awaited Dear Ann Landen: You recent- said very softly. '" Ladi es don't do and a tape re<order. Mark helped the senior. year came, and three weeks ly printed a lcucr from a reader things l1ke that." My daugh1cr did a hoy pick up lhc scallcrcd· articles. before gradualion, Bill asked Mark whose daughter wanted lo stay in a double take and said. "O K." An<l Since I hey were going in lhe same .i f they could talk . motel overnight after the prom. The that was the end of il. direction. Mark helped carr)' ihe " Bill reminded him of the day girl ~hallenged her mother, saying, . Anri, a la<ly is a lady, whether it 's· hurden. years before when they had fir>1 " YGu don't trust me .. You're. old- ,'1950, 1970 or 1998. If yo ung girb '"Mark 'learned the hoy's ~ame · met. ··o,d you ever wonder why I fashioned . It's different today."' understand that. a lot of prnblcms was Bill. th;u he liked video games. wa.• carrying ' so much stuff home My daughtsr is now 3J, happily can be avoided .-- Sandy in Hawaii '· baseball and history. that he was from school~at day'' he asked. married with a baby. When she wa, Dear Hawaii: Bca utifu~ Thankhavmg a lot of trouhle in school and ' You sec , I leaned out my . locker 17. she asked lo go skiing with . for pulling the problem ·in a totally that he ha<l just broken up with his because I di' n 1 want to leave a seven nlher teenagers , four of them different light. Thai hrothcr mu ;t he girlfriend mess for anyone else. I had saved up hoys . ". Quite a guy. Teena ge hoys still When they arrived at Bill's home. a couple dozen · of my mother's They plaiJncd to rcnl one room respect girls wh o rc s(fcct themMark was invited in for a snda:'?nd sleeping pills and was going home fur the night.'so they wouldn't have selves. to wah:h some 1V. The aflernoon lo commit suicide . But after we had to drive home . She insis\cd I could Dear Readers: I received several·. passed pleasantly with a few laughs . such a gopd lime together, I realized trust her and \.:ailed me "o ldl fash- letters crn ical Qf my comn)cnts to if I killed my self. I would have ioncti." I refused to gtvc in and some small 1alk . the girl wh(> cmis iJcrciJ her Hlttoos· "The hnys continued lo sec each ·missed all that fun and so inany We went around and around. and other around school and had lunch · other good times that might' t<•llnw. tinally. in cxU.~pcralion, I turned to together several times. They ended You sec . Mark , when you picked up her I K-ycar-oltl hrnthcr 3nd saicJ. up at the same high school. where my books that day, you di<l. a lill . "' Pica..o;c explain to yc)ur sis.tcr ·why ' , Ann Landers · !'l'i1 L ... luoP'k• r-,...._.., S)no.l" ~11,· -t CR-"~&or• s......... M J)qr Ann Landen: The cimiputer is a good source for interesting stories. A friend sent me 1hl ~ one hy e*mail. and il made quite an impression. I don' t know if it's true ur nn1. but it illustratcs ,tmw a small kind- ness can make a hig ~iffcrcm:c . -- Loyal Reader in New Rochelle .. N.Y. Dear Loyal: Thank you for a hc3rtwanning story with a powerful punch. Her~ it as: ··Mark was walking homc from s..:hnnl when he OLlticcd the hoy ahc<td or him had tripped and . Hysell Reunion The ninth annual rcumon for thc dcsccndm11s nf Denver and Fmm:cs ' Josh and Danny Thornton. and Melissa Aldnrh. Ddawarc; Tammy Hy>ell w;ts held Sept. 27 <tl S1a1"Mill · and Mark Ruof. Stephanie, Luke Park. Racine . and Sarah. Col. um~us: Vincent and ' A dinner wa~ held mld prizes Susan Mossman, Nu.:olc Davis. and - Dof A meets A total of $3,06~ was raised in ' The Daughters of America disthe Saddle Up f<>r St. Jude Tra1l Ride 'trict meeting to he held Saturday at held at the Dill Farm . in Rutland the hall was anrroum:c<l 'd unng a rcccmly recent meeting nf Chester "Counuil There were 26 riders participat - 123 : were awarded to Lindsey Wolrc . Randy a~d Emily Bing. Ru1land: · ing in the fund ra'iscr which was Ella· Osborne prcsi<lc<l wllh the Cody Hysell. Cody Ri<lgeway. Guy and Ruby Hysell. Donald sponsored by Beau Chevals Tack of meet mg. opcnmg in ritualistic form. Stephen Rnuf, Beth<tny Amberger. Hysell , Crystal Richmond , Cody Gallipolis, R. & G. Feed and .Tack of Members practiced · f<Jr rece1ving Jason Warner. Connie Ward. and Ridgeway, Roger and Ja'nc- Hy,sell, Pomeroy; and the Sugar Run Feed national and state officers. Members Randy Bing. . Janelle Hy se ll and Cody. ·Bill Mill of Porqcroy. • were. urged to wear whJtC to the next Janelle Hysell wpn the iloor ptize Hysell. Gary and Tammy Hysell and The · Winners for most sponsors meeting, , ' _ and Mark and Tammy Rouf and Heather. Pomeroy. were Tootle Ice , lirst place ; Isabel The death of Bminic' Da1lcy's family of Columbus were recogDonna Kay Hysell. Ga,llipolis;, Dill, second place, and Joyce Jewell. hushand was note<! and it was nized for traveling the farthest. Linda and Kimberly Blake , Mason. third place . reponed that Mattie Teaford is hof11c New family members welcomed W.Va.: Evelyn and Ivan Wood, BonThe riders were Martha Gruescr, from the hospital, that Julie Curtis were Donna Hysell , wife of Dennis nie and Gary Warner. Jason and Joyce Frye Jewell, Ann Sargent, has a foot injury, Elizabeth Hayes Hysell. and Eden Hysell, new wife Andrea, Lora and Jeff Wolfe. Lind- Dean and Cihdy Sicliano, B1ll and has had eye surgery. Zelda Weher is of Gary Hysell. Jr. Pictures were scy and Amanda, "Chester; Madeline Cody Well. Dwanine Barr. Newt and ill at, home, and Sw111e Smith is hostaken and. officers reelected, Gary ' and Ralph Painter, Victor and Ltsa Tootie Ice, Caroly Crow, Burman pitalized, · Hysell, president: Tammy Hysell , Painter' and Sandy, and Diana Bing, Stewart, Tammy Pautchcr, Kathy · A thank you note was read from vice president; and ~adeline Middleport; Bill Maxwell, ,Chester; Johnson, Jenny Bodimer, Mike and the Rubel Caldwell fami'ly. It was Painter, secretary-treasurer. Becky and Bill Amberger; :Bethany Jay Arrington, Sunny Folmc~;. Kim · reported that Greta Rifne Davis has The Christmas party was . and Ryan, Racine; and Dennis and · Thompson. Gladys Riggs, Kellie · COI)lpleted law school and' passed announced for Dec. 13 at Mason, W. Donna' Hysell. and · Joey Kent, Neece, Lqis and Jessica Miller, Sara · the bar examination·. She received Va. Next year's reunion will be held Ravenswood, W. Va. Paitlow, and Ashten Bush. · numerous scholarships through 'the on Scpl. 26 at Star Mill Park. Daughters of America. .d . --.--,---~--~Community ' Calendar-. '""'----..- The Community Calen.d ar is day, I p.m. al the home of Barbara published as a free service to non- ' Fry.' . profit groups wishing to announce ,. · meetings and special events. The MiilDLEP(JRT- Revjval ~i'll calendar is not designed 10 pro, b~ held Tuesday through Sunday, mote sales or fund raisers of any 7:30 p.m. nightly at the Wesleyan type . Items are · printed as space Bible Holiness Church, 75 Pearl permits and cannot be guaranrced St., Middleport, .with Evangelist to run a spec1fic number of days . Rev. David Herring. Special Church, Middleport , with guest speakers Denies Bonecutter, Barbara Zuspan, Joanne Council and Pastor Lcs Hayman. Special singing nightly. All women welcome . ' GALLIPOLIS Area -w,i dc support .group for . Parkin sons singing. Rev. Doug Cox invllcs patients Friday. 2 p.m. at Grace all. UQiled Methodist Church. Gallipoli~, with discussion and viewPOMEROY - Revival at the ing of a yid·co: "Copy with Parkin 'Zion Church of Christ, Pomeroy, ·. son'' s Disease.'' through .~unday wuh services at 7 p.m. ni£hlly and 10:30 a.m. Sun- . day. SATURDAY Ovcrhrook MIDDLEPORT REEDSVILLE - Oliv~ Town- Ccill~r. "3 Page St., Middleport. ship TruStees spcciul meeting · willl.:clchratc its lOth :.1nmversary . Thur.day. 6:30 p.m , at the town- with a i.awn party Saturday. 1-;1 ship garage no Joppa Road. 6:30 p.m . There wij,j be food. cnteria1n, . p.m. • mcnt·, games and prizes. Forn)cr THURSDAY POMEROY - Slate Representative John Carey open door session Thursday, 2-3 p.m. at the ·Meigs County Courthouse. Any resident with questions concerning slate go~crnment is Welcome to aucnd. · MIDDLEPORT- Revival will be held through ·Sunday. 7 :30p .m. nightly at the Wesleyan B1blc Holiness Church, 75 Pearl St., Mtddlepon. wilh Evangelist Rev. David Hcmng . Special singing. Rev Doug Cox invites all. .. By Bob Hoeflich II would have been good if the Ohio Department of Transportation had done a traffic survey on Route 33 between Athens and Pomeroy in the neig~borhood of 3 :30 and 4 .last Saturday afternoon. ·, · Hundreds of vehicles' were on the route movi·ng towards Pomeroy. They were Marshall Universily footba!l fans .heading back to the H~ntington area after having altendcd · the Marshaii-O. U. game . Judging from the lraffic. the Thundering, Herd obviously has a big following . as you'ret livang in my hou se, you' re going to , respect mv wishes.· I admired his parental firm. ne ss until he added, ' Besides, 1Ma, yuu' rc 75 years old. You don't NEED a tattoo.'." Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators' Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· iury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, ' Calif. 90045 SUNDAY CARPENTER Homecom ing, Carpenter .Baptist Church, state Route 14;! , Sunday with a carry-in dinfler at noon, afternoon services at (:30. Singing will be The Builder's Quartet. Ripley, W.Va .. and Sheila Arnold. Chester. -. Diamond Sal Over $2,000,000 in Diamonds - Sold! ·Large Shipment Just Reteived {I' • ' _,".· 0 . . m HUGE SELECTION •' SOLITAIRES • CLUSTERS • EARRINGS. • PENDANTS . The raucous satire "All in the Family," which rarl 'From Mfg. Sugg. Retail \' Expert J11welry ·, Repair . , On network tele- vision for years in the 1970s without any viewer alert. has returned to the · r- air•· with a parental wammg ahout • l:ontent." + c ·,~ 1 • '· AM!FM cassette. . rac1al cpithets.and adult s ubject matter. Nick at Nite has rated the show · PG for dialogue and langu"agc . Parental guidance is,suggcs ted ." · The sitcom 's executive producer, Norman Lear, said the warning as an examp le of political correctness in the televi sion industry . It was "unliccessary, maybe even foolish . ''The American people have told us loud and clear that they recognize 96 LINCOLN TOWN. CAR . Blue cloth top, leather Interior, Signature Series. this as enough of them se lves not to be disturb<;d by it," Lear said. They cou ld hear the same language "at each night this Week is running sev- any schoolyard or parking lol adjaeral episodes of the comedy that cent to a c hu~c!J. It isn't uncommon made Bunker a national sy mbol of· · Americun language." befuddled bigotry. Nickelodeon included the warnBefore each night's marathon, a ing because the nightly " All in the voiceover explains that " All in the Family" episodes are preceded I:amily" was "always a sat1re directly by programming for chilintended for malurc viewers and dren. spokesman Paul Ward said. because it contains bigoted remarks, ·· The Nickelodeon cable network 96 FORD CONtOUR GL Auto trans, Air cortdltlonlng,l cassette, speed control, windows, & more. • Handsome, ·stylish design gets · noticed by aHractive coworkers. . A man by the name . of Randy Thompson of Lawrence County has .been in tQueh with Jim. and Susie Soulsby. It seems that Randy moved into a house in Lawrence County and found a box of old photographs. .. The p)10tos deal wilh Meigs <;:ounty and the Long Bottom area is mentioned along with the family .~ames of Karr and Humphrey. The photos are reported to look as though they were laken around the turn of the century. ·If you have conneelions with the family names m~n­ tioned or feel lhat the p!totos should be with your family, the Soulsbys say, lhat Thompson will be glad to see that you get them . Thompson can b~ 'reached at 740-886-7972. · P~rh~ps, the M~igs Historical Society might be inlerested since the photos do include pictures of s<>me buildings apparently in lhe Long Bottom area. •' I ple couldn 'I li sten to him with'lJUI a warning? . Whal will they do for an encore?· Nothing new. they'll jus I redo lhe old number. Members of the Rock Springs Methodist Church met las1 Saturday at lhe home of Bill and Louise Radford to ·make apple buller. total of I 60 quarts resulted and it was sold immediately. . The .demand is stjll out there so the ·group w1ll meet again lhis Saturday at the Radford home to lurn out more apple butter. If you'd· like to place an order you. can ,c all • '1 Louise at992-5218 . .The price is $4.50 a quart and the con· t~iner is provided. 30%•50·% TWO LOCATIONS: 151 2nd Ave, Gallipolis 446-2842 91 Mill S\., Middleport 992·6250 • By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Meathead'' Dingbal' What would Archje Bunker call someone who said peo- 91 FORD C~NTOUR GL A/C, auto, speed control, Nickeodeon runs warning label before 'All · in the Family' - Norman u~·ar call it unnecessary ------·---- . '' ALL SIZES ON SALE SAVE PRESENTED BOOKS- Four "175 Years and Still Cooking" cook· books were presented by the ·Cheater Courthouse committee to the Meigs County libraries with one to be placed In eac;h of the libraries. Candy Burkhamer, left, accepted the books on behelf of the ..-~~ llbrarlei from Elsie Folmer, right, and Wilma Parker. . " To leam more about the Red Ribbon Celebration Week events in Meig s County, just give Juiic Wandling , program specialisl of Health Recovery · Services, Inc·., a telephone -call at 992-5277. ' · · 'J From Yto Carat to ~ Carat Solitaires lt!J! - vices. Chech Our Qualit)l and Price Before You Bu)l An)Jwhere! f.!\\ ' Area schools, business ~nd religious community ·groups ' will try to turn 1heir dreams into reality as they celebrate what they ~all "Red Ribbon Week" this year. During lhe week of Oct. 23-3 I , residents and groups will demonstrate 1heir commitmenlto drug free lifestyle s by parlicipating in week-long aclivities which carry out a theme, "Color My World Drug Free" . The celebra1ion promotes awareness of lhe harmful effects of substance abuse 'and events held during Red Rib · bon Celebration Week arc designed to encourage y~ung people and adults to live healthy lives . .The observance has become a catalyst to sh 0 w inlolerance for drug s in schools, work places and the community. _ .. Residents of Meigs County and all ofOhio are encour· aged to wear a red ribbon during the week and make a per sonal commitment to healthy drug free lifesty les by the Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth and Heallh Recovery Ser· Jll.cquisitions !fine Jewe[rg Society Scrapbook Aucnding were €onnie Ward. . Trail ride held •·a lcgiiimate an form ." - Soon after, Reader's Digest . pnntcd this item: '" I overheard a man on a pay, phon e sayi ng. 'Bul I don't think tauoos arc a good idea, lo~g By BETH GARDINER Assodated P~lWriter NEW YORK (AP)- The pregnancy rale among U.S. teen-agers hit a 20· year low in 1995 and the abortion rate also dropped during lhe first half of the decade , according lo a study released loday. • The a bon ion rate fell by one-fourth between 1990 and I 995, accord·ing to lhe report by the nonprofit Alan Gullmacher Institute, which researches. reproductive health issues. . . . The study attribuled the .pregnancy decline to fewer teens havmg sex and niore of them usij,g birth control. .I ~ and a:-. The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio $ • Durable leather stands up to extended games ollootsle under the 'confer· ence room table: • Cushioned lining ensures maximum comfort during awkward hallway' momanls. . , 1 I visiled the "city" Monday and the Christmas stuff is really out there already. . . Apparently, the hot item this year is a Santa which . dances 10 "Jingle Bell Rock" . Very entertaining at . first glance. However, I suspect' after the first c·ouple of duys, you'd be ready to pitch him out of the w.indow like the talk· ing tree which was big last season. Some of these creation s after a bit of play can really mangle the nerves . So beware and do keep smiling. . \ · '. Leather lnt, equipment I Built for tbe .way you really Uve. TM residents and familie s of former RACINE Racine American residents arc mvitcd . 1 Legion Post 602 mceung Thursday, 6 :30 p.m. at the Legion Hall POMEROY - Mei•s Retired ·' Teachers will have a m~cting Oct.. with meal to follow. REEDSVILLE American . Red Cross Bloodmobile visiting Eastern Hi gh School Thursd,ay, FRIDAY 9:30am . to I :30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT Christian "Women's Conference will he held POMEROY Roc k Springs" Friday and Saturday, 7 nightly at Better Health Club mc eung Thurs- · Ash Street ••Free Will Baptist N'~ 2nd 17.at noon A representative of the f, AARP will speak on cons umer protection . For reservatiOns c<:,ll :z Dr, like new, low miles, whltel 985 -3890 or 247-2723 or 742· 2141. ' •. ' ext':, Red cloth lnt, loaded. 1Jon)t miss Gur... \ .' •. ' . , Come On Over to Boll's P>\1}0\'Ek ( '11>\ISt: BIRTH ANNOUNCED • Tracy Collins and Rick Colburn . announce the birth of their daughter, Breanna Dawn Col· burn, born Aug. 18, at ·Holzer Medical Center. She weighed six pound, 13 ounces and was 19 Inches long. . Maternal grandparents ara Tina Mayle and the late Robert Colllna. Paternal grandparents are Jerry and Connie Colburn. Maternal great-grandparents are Dorothy Collin• and May Mayle, and patemal great·grandpara.nts are Ruby and the lata Doug Col· burn and Allee Carol. RI)I "Kt:R ~M.:IJ~ER Gallipolis Garden Center "" ...,,., .. ~r.•" ''"" ,,.,,.., '" ''"' ''""" .... u... ,,,.,,.,, ..u,,,,.,.,. •· ~''' ' '"'"'"".! ""''m"" '"""" ,.,~., ,,,,, ''"" " If• ,, ~, .. ,/, "'''"" .•,.,~ .,., '"' """ ,.,, ! "'Did you know Jail is a great time to plant trees andshrubs !" ' ' Check us out for;· • Spring Bulbs• ·Lawn Seed & Fertilizers • Water Garden Installation WIDE SEI.ECTION TREES AND SHRUBS INCI.UDING: • Pin oaks• Maples• Flowering Pear- Flowering plum Fruit Trees• Ornamental Grasses• Boxwood.· .. . • Junipers• Barbel'l"f· Burning bushes .. Holly Bushes And Many Morel Gallipolis Garden Center 2400 Eastern Av•• (Across from K·Mart) Gallipolis, OH .. . lfB.t h VB, loaded, power moon garaga.kept, loaded. '..' JJow .in Progress! Just our way ~f sayin_g THANKS!!! Regis pokes fun at Kathie Lee Gifford READING, Pa .. (AP) - Reg1s Philbin swears he's never had an argument with "!.-ivc with Regis & Kathie Lee" co-host Kathie Lee Gif- • ford . ·..,. "Once I tliUn ' t talk to her lor two week .<," l'hilh'in joked during the Junior League's Town Hall Lecture Series.: " I didn 't want to interrupt her." Phdhin left the audience of ahout '' 1,000 people laughing . He cracked jokes about his nmnc. how often I"" loo• ( •1 'h". 11,,.,. '" ! 0,, 1 '"''', "~" """ o,,. • · · ~/., r, ''" .. ' "r''"~ 1,,/,,, "1, 1, 1 " .. ~ • ''~"'' , ""' ,,~, ·'·~· ,1 '"" '"'""""''·'·•r·•"~~ .... .r """"' . r: people don \rc cog nit.~ him in puhli!.: uality urniture Plus_j · · 42123 STATE RT. 7 • TUPPERS PLAINS, OH 45783 ' 667-7338 ~ 1-800-200·4005 ' •• '· . 1 . llnnive~iJrfJ Sale "~lltl-:hAI.I ,'' I . • · Middleport ' ' 992·5627 ~- . ... .. ,.. .... ' and how his wife, Joy, once' dozed off in Europe while he was .trying to get romantic4' . : : . ' . .. ; .. .. • ·, ' �• Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel NO'IlfiNG RUNS UKEADEERE' Thursday, _ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio II MUFFLER SHOP 992-2198 s.est!:~. Farm & Lawn Star;ting at $79.95 40 •sisouTiiTHIRD , aiC · !ill · :ROBERT BISSELL . . CONSTRUCTION · PHONE992-2196 4110DlEPORT I 0~ 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH • .. 992-2825 OTHEIIFlll 'ER-:-ioony COIItNO UP: Pepoi itoo , WHERe: Oaylona (Beach. Fl&ll"111111111ooa1 St;e&JiiliJ~ WHEN: Salunlay, Oct 17 •-.o ..,,.,,._..,_, Sp.m. •..-..r•TNN '12:30,..... • Mnk) • CIS 1.. Jefl Gotdon, ~ .ill 3. a. .-r.tl, 4,0111 ... fUty Wllct, 3.883 5. J.tf Bln;Jn, 3,100 WHEN: SUn/loy. Del. t8 GEFEHDIICI Qt•'IPION: Randy Tollma TRACK CIUAU"'INN RECORD: Ron Ho<noday, Chevy, ll2.540 mph, Oct t2. 1M. RACE fiECORD: Randy T - Chevy. 1 78.2113 """'· Ocl12. 111V7. O'lltER FORIIEII- Mike Sldmor .,- -! .. :g ,e ...N ID' §§i :e., .. Fl:: - him, anocher driver - 8. Ruaty Wallaca ~ N01 hIs cup of tea 7. JlmmJ Span-(NRI Splendid In defeal 8. Dolo E.omhordt (I) DaytOna cometh 9. Mlko Sl<lnnor (NRI Had cards, didn't play 'em 10. RlckJ Rucki (101 •011 THE satEDUU ......--~~~~~-~ ~t f 7 ...- .CQ Pepal.c)O, OaytOfla Beach. Fla. Oct. 25 Dura'-I.J.rbe'~. Avondale. Ariz. New. I -'C·.Oelco •do. Aocl<if111lam, N.C. Nov. a NAPA600, Hamploo,·aa. -0as lle7 WlnnH Pole Andrettl Sklnn81' Jarren Haminon Hammon B. LabOnte B. labonlt · G. Bodine FEUD OF THE WEEK Mike Skinner n. fallow drivers S~nn"' thought he hid tho wasn't a soul who would run belt car 11~1· ladoga. "I The Daily Sentinel think lhe ..... .. problem with • lhowing how strong a car we 111 Court St. Pomeroy with me.• .. NAICAR Thill - k wrflor Monte Dutton QlvN hll op1n1on: •on the reatrtctor.. plate tra'Ck1, every unfamiliar taco 'Ill the front of the pack kno,ws what. Skinner went through. Aerodynamics has such an Impact on the out· come that no ooe can paa• ilad an anyone without h"lp, and dri- dey was 992-2155 around and play In the back ALABAMA. a whole lot more time on our bicycles racing up and down the straight. Let me tell you, we'd run 'the Talladega 500 two or three tim"· a day back BEING A NATIVE OF ODES IT MEAN SOMETHING EXTRA TO YOU TO RACE AT TAI.- LADI!GA?a"l've been gone for a while, but pretty mucl'l Wh$r~ Aidge ride after 13 races In ever you grew up as a kid Is ~ 996, then was rel6898d earwhat you consider home, and 'ller this yetJI after most of two that are~ will always be that seasons driving Larry way to me. I don't really feel Hedrlck's- No. 41 Chevf'OHit. like I'm a·u that old, but I can Another struggling car remember when they buUt Tal· . owner, Buz McCall1 put Grislaclega (Superopeedway). A lot som In his No. 96 for the e of people don't know this, but Charione faH race. and Grls~ they were looking around . som hopes he can find a G"'-dsden first when they were home by helping that team thlnklng about building agiant impro~e . Supef'speedway In this area. AOE:35 Thoy ehded up with the old Air WIFE: Susan Force base just outside of Tal· . CHILDREN: Kylel!ll ladega, but It was pretty excitHOMETOWN: Born and ing for a 6-~r-old boy at.that raised in Gadsden, Ala., llve9" time to think th,ey might build in Concord, N.C. a giant face track right down .. 'CAR: No. 96 CaiO<piliar the road from our hOuse. We Chevrole1 Monte Carie, owned were all race fans ~II of a sud- W1lds UCJt · WHO'S HOT? Jeff Burton haa elgh' top-tO finishes In the last nine races. WHO'S NOT? em Ellioft 1111 dot~ not have • yald, but we started ~lng then." WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE BiCkle as Sa<:b' IUCteiiOI' at least for the remainder of this season. Sacks' ·future R:mains • , W1Certain. The--· tf youW gal • • tkan or • comment, wrtte: NUCAA " --Yow lim, o/D LAOEOA? "Thirty years ago, I would hav.e given anything to have won a race at Talladega • \'.'"'- 4, That's alii could think about. •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •. •-General Commercial and Residential Free Estimates No Job too Small Brian Mo,rrlson (740) 985·3948 Now, 30 years later, I believe ompl.,_, and all came through llko tough, It's mean, It's faat. Talladega Ia a combination of strategy and science. You have to think ahead, and you wllohedolouon· ~ ftnioh of 12th 11 have to be able lo.uae evety· thing you know about physlca to make the car go and to have any chalice of doing anything." Supply Co. 555 Park St. . Middleport._. J. again, 'held off 08rel Oler1nger In Bud Moore's Mercury, Jim Pasch~l and GurUs Tur,. ware third and fourth', a lap back. SI/H£ ' See us lor Your Stihl" Power Toois & Accessories Ridenour Supply ~1, Cop)•lght 1188 The Gaaton (H.C.) 6az.tt• • riCO. ""*'"'limo H )011 WWIIIo IWicl lrlfl1c jlmo. . • The night runr:lng "' ... """' u- 400 _ , ......... lflor ... - - ... oloop lalo the - morning am hlll-115 ol , - . . nwWdbeagoodldeo 10 01ay on axn day, ..--"Y . PROLONG SUPER lUBRICANTS .Jia•eb totai · . . 1nno.., tiN first in our area!!! Denltl... Fairplain Exit 132, Rt 21 Ripley. WV 2~271 1-800-964-3673 Call Now And Sign·Up! l·SQ0-766-0553 ar 675-3398 1ho ... 'llluo S40.00 Modems! CABLEVISION C 0 1111\JNI CAT IONS Several Ouldoo' Cats & Kittens. 1 Indoor Cat. Patchwork, Beagle FREE ESTIMATES Cocker Spaniel Mhced Cog , CtopptdTaJI, 740-245-5964 . 614-992-7643 Small Stack & White Dog, To Giweaway To Goon Home Or (No Sunday Calls) Two tiger kitlena , 3 months old, male & tamale, 740-992-0040 HARTWELL HOUSE • Singer Sewing Machine Dealer • Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machine repair • Dry Cleaning Senice • Scissor Sh~g • lbxedo Rental • Sign liP now for quilt classes THE FABRIC SHOP · Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion -Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames · •.Soap • Baby Gifts · • Hartwell Hares 992-2284 In Historic Downtown Pomeroy )Pomaroy, Ohio 992-7696 'f4!!~~ ~I "Ea•y Ot•er· rite Pltorw Bn11k Fiualltiug" · Air Conditioners As low As 128 a mgnth. Heat Pumps As Low As 138 a mgnth 60 Lost and Found Found: $et Of Keys On Corner Of Pine Hill & Kerr Road, 740-446· 8030. · Lost On t0/10198: Female Golden Retriever Around 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park Area , Very- Loved. Child's Pet , Answers To Name ' Minnie' 74().379-9042 . lost-· DeK1er area, male FoK Terrier . iOf. ·black & white , 550 re · Co11 ''Need repair on any make?" • Washers • Hot Water Heater • Ranges • Refrigerators • Freezers • Dishwashers ·Dryer Call Ken Young (740) 985-3~51 sat~ 740-949·8000. to Card of Thanks The f.!aclne Fire Dept. and Auxiliary would like to thank everyone who has donated toward our BBQ's and our new lire station this year. Y.our dqnations are greatly appreciated, and we hope to see you n~txt year In our new flre station. Public Notlca on August 24, 1995. In Official Records Volume 24, .paga 715 Properly' commonly known aa: 38500 Bradbury Road, POfll&roy, OH 45760 Parcel 11402094.006 Said Pramlaes Appralaad at $50.000.00 end cannot be aold for loss than two-thirds of that amount. Gallipolis & VIcinitY, 2 ~ard Sale: Ambteslde Drive, · Kerr 160, Cushloro. Oullts, Jewelry, lot More, 10/16rh, 101t7th, 94. ALL Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Advance. OEAQL!NE: 2:00p.m. the day before the ad Carport Sale : Fr iday, October ~6th. 10 To Dark ; Saturday, OCIober 17th , 1o To 3. 1/2 Mile west 01 Cheshire, On Watson Grove Road, Kail's. LINDA'S PAINTING Ta~e the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you. Interior Before 6 p.m. . leave message. After 6 p.m. (740) 985-4180. Free Estlma1es 7/24/9B 1mo. pd ALL PRO CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING • Fall Speclal- 3 Rooms & $59.95 Presents OJ HERB Fri. & Sat. October 16-17 Pomeroy, OH 45769 -.ON·LINE SECRETS! Get tons of free stuff from On·Line Servlcesl Plus 30 more amazing secreta 1-900-976-3339 . ext. 9765 2.991mln. Mull bo18. Sorv-U 619'645-8434 .SOUTHERN . OHIO DISPOSA~ •Resldentlal$11.00/month •Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters •Monthly Payments Call for beat prlcaa: 1-800-809·'7721 10f1:Jtt ma. ad. Jack's Roofing & Construction New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing 7 40-378-9807 Free Estimates Free Estimates Joseph Jacks PARTS "Huge lnvent01y" •Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting •water Heaters *Door/Windows *Eieciric/Piumblng Supplies *Fiberglass 4< Wood Stops Discount Prices Bennett Supply SERVICE • Refills • Variety al Gill! Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & 'House Sites Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Call 992-6320 Local Satellite'¥ Provider Best Electric Pomeroy DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone· Gravel Dirt • Sand Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 985·4422 949-2168 Chester, Ohio 614·742-2138 5/28/lfn 1012 519t11tfn (Lime StoneLow Rates) PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION Roofs • Deck;s • Garages Free Estimates 1011511 mo. 101111 - Limestone, Gravel, Sand, . Top Soli, Fill Dirt 614-992·3470 mo. 30 Announcemants Craft Sal& 11 114/98 tOa .m .- to 4p .m. Leon Elm. School $10 .0 0 per table space 304·458-1676 or 304-458·2535 . 7 40-698-9114 . . or 740-698-7231 Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates New TO You Thrlrl Shoppe 9 west Stimson, Athens 74().592-1842 61111'9111n 10/14/91!1 1 mo. Personals Start dat ing tonigtlll Have run playing tne Ohio eating Game . 1· 800-ROMANCE, extension 9015 Professional Floor lnstalll;ttion FREE ESTIMATES • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Call 740·843·5426 005 PLUS COttSTROaiOtt Qua lity clothing and househ old It ems. $1 .00 beg sale eOJery Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 900.5:30. REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL t'i1 195.00 . ' • 40 S INSTALLED' ALL VINYL DOUILE HUNG INSUUTED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING 2 kittens, 2 cats, 740·992 -9 107. 2 lab PuPpies . Collie & Golden Retri ever Mix. 74(}256-9123. 2 pups 1 ma le 1 female both brown e wks old ~lready worm ed small playful pups to good home 304-675-8838 SIZE UP TO 93 UIIIJID liiCMES IN !liSTING WOOD DOUILI MUIIG OPIMIIIG 'OPTIONS AVAIWLE 110 COURT ST. 1·80()..291·5600 POMEROY, OHIO W. VA. N023477 Giveaway 2 Beauliful t<ltl!!lns; t Calico . & 1 Black & While, Please can Aller 3:30P.M. 740·441 - 1707. AL.COA QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS I Area, Galli- • Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity . ·. ~ :OOpm Friday. Big garage sale· Thursday. Friday, Paul Hauber behind Long Bottom, 9am·? •• Wedne sday, Oct. 14· 16, pos t otf!ce In Baked goods tool Garage sale· 685 General Har· · Unger, Midd leport, 14-15- 16. An· tlque dishes. Home Interior, bedspreads. curtains, clo thing . baby llems, mise'." • ~~~~ 7~~~ir ~:~~ec~;~~~~~':: :· Tyree,Bivd., Racine. ~~--------------· Porch sale- Oct · 14th-? , 9am-?.• Fllch and Brewer's, behind Post• 'Ofllce In Long Bollom, rain or: ~h l ne. Two lamlly yard sa le . 38279 Ro,cksprlngs Rd ., Pomeroy. , Thursday, Friday & . Saturday.•. Rain or shine. :· Pt. Pleasant & Vlclnlty --~· ~ --~~~--~. Sat. . Oct. H 2903 Jackson Ave .• • Auction· and Flea Market ·. Auction· Yarlety ol new Items·. n ,ch Thursday . Oclobe r 1 thru:· December 11 ~·cept'' Thanksgiv -; lng . Concessions. Harllord Com-· munity tl.ulld lng . Auctioneer• *1220, Fred Sullivan . • Rick Pearson Aucllon Com'pany,:: full time auctlonee'r. comple te · auction service. Licensed : IF66,0hio & Wes.t Vlr'glnla, 304- , 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447. Wedemeyer's Auct io n Sefvlce, Gallipolis, Ohio 740-379-2720. £A.RPET LOttG~S CALL IIR. FORD (740) 448-8800 Oil 14011-272-8178 .. 80 ANNOUNCEMENTS No Embarrassment ••. You're Treated with Respect! Call Now lor Instant Approval!! .. Oak Or. Spring . . Baby Pt. Pleasant, wv 8:00- t :00 WICKS HAULING Dozer, J:ndloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparatlpn,. Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic 1 (7 40) 367-0280 New .Construction &·Remodeling CREDIT PROBLEMS , • ·· , All Yard Sates Must Be Peld In:· Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the' d•y before the ed II lo run,: Sunde)' & Monday' tdlllon·. I TRUCKING WORRYING!!!" '.j SATELLITE L Wrlteaal R. L•.HOLLON ' , Howara ROOFING TRUCKING NEW·REPAIR SAYRE 740·742·3411 30 scents available • Candle making supplle< ·parties" 740·992-2068 10/tll mo. SUNSET HOME CONSTRUCIJ'ION ' Insured ELECTRIC OR Tues-Frl 1o-s Sat 10-4 Rl. 124 Minersville, OH 740·992-4559 "Ask about our candle Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding, MOBILE HOME COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP ' Hall (Maximum 500 sq. fl .) •' Huge Garage 5ale: Octol:lar 16th, 17th, 9:00-4:00 112 Mile Out Georges Creek Road, Watch For Signs . 3 Disc Stereo, Kitchen Table, Home Interior, Baskets. -:=-:=-:-::=:-:-=::::---:::-: ., Oct 16.98. 8:00AM - 3:00PM. 224 : • (740) 112-8344 . 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High speed Internet -.rw Access With Cable Computer Graphics Designs · All Landscaping & . • Lawn ~ervlces •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chesler, Ohio 740·985-4422 Re~idential TERMS' OF SALE : Tan paselhg an Iron pin aet at 30 r.ol and pa881ng tho percanl (10%) down at the the bid Ia accepted. qonterllno of an old railroad tlmo Balance ba paid within at about 125.78 feet for thirty (30)todays. Any sum "'leronco; thence Sou1h 10 . nol paid within aald thirty ~egrees 51'14•' West 210.00 (30) days ahall bear ln1erest feet to an Iron pin ••t; at tho rate of 1o.OO% per thence North 86 dogroao annum from date of sale. d4'48" Wool 210 feet to tho James M. Soulaby. Shariff point of beginning, pasalng Molga County, OH 1)11 centerline of said old CARLISLE , McNELLIE & railroad at about109.27 foot RINI CO .• L.P.A. and an Iron pin at 190.00 BY: Harbert J. Kramer 25200 t:eet for reference, Chagrin Blvd., Sullo 240 oontalntng 1.005 acres, ·Cleveland, OH 44122 rf1ore or lass, excepting all Phone: (2t8) 380-7200 legal easements and rights Fax: (216) 360-7210 otway. • , (10) 15,22,29 : Current Deed Recorded JTC • Dlstribut.d b)' Unlnrlal "'-" Syrdcllt.(800125&-11'34 • Fgr rw1HM WHit Df OcL 12 Talk About Fast!U be.glnnlng al a point in th.e centerline of County Road 5 (l'lradbury Road) aald point being west about 2700 IHI ~nd Norlh aboul 1450 foot trom tho Southeaat corner of Section 31; ihonco North W dogra~s 51'14" East 210.00' along tho centerline ql said County Road 5 to a Qolnt; thence Sou1h 86 degraes 04,'48" Ellt 210.00 teet to an Iron pin .. St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-3308 aatate, Oompany'a purchase and ~elng deecrlbod 11 lollowe: the Wlnoton 500. M81'C6s' previous belt hod been a26111 at Martlntvlllo'l -ond out of it. ' lodega's expansion P1'08t'lf" will in the Winston Cup Series NASCAR This Week · JY I result, Wally Dollenbach result in a new/.&&rage area. apin," said the· 57·)'Cir-Qld from TALLADEGA, Ala.· Instead Jr. bat.now been signed tD drive infiCid care Of'tlter, motor-ho"'O! Wausau, Wis.'"We are a small of the dominoes fulling, they're the car, which will revert to No. compound (for~rs and d.rf· team, but I reall~ enjoy the standing uprighl. 2S and probably keep Bud. vm), main e'l · , ·a S,OOO'sport It's been m~ whole life. I'd Se\'eral Winston Cup mo~es . "kLSCf's ~~ sponsorship seal grondsta rn one, and like to be a team owner one day, that Were rumored to be forthtor the rt!Jf!~' year on the an infiekt ~ia enter. . but I c1n'tafford to put anyone col"ing are not being made, ~nd contrvct. Jf , ( The track hu ldded approx.l· el~e in the car right now. My· 11~ a result, the mod rush ofhnCatorp\lu, meanwhile, IS the rnatel~ <4$,000 scats In the past pf8.n right now is to spend ' iflSs that follows has not yet hkely new sponsor for Davis and dee~dc, and the latu1 plans envi· another ~ear as a driver. I would ·taken pla ce. Burton in I he No. 22 PQntiu~:. · siOQ_more than 200,000 scats like to be in Daytona 500 in year The linchpin was Ward B.UrWE'RE COMING BAt;K: ,.,iildbmck-stretth grandsumd thnt 2000. Then I'd make a decision ton, who conlrary to the bc:st The lnternalional Race of Chern· semi$ ~000 itself - by the · about putting someone else in efforiS of John Hendrick, will pions, the all-star &erles tha' last early ycara of tho next decade: the car." · not bt moving into Team l-Ien· visittd Talladcp Supertpeedway BACk FORANOTHI:R Marc is has been ironina out drick 's t~ird car. Thnt's t~«:·ause in 1996, '¥ill return m '99 with ,YEAR: Dave Marais said be details ofa new sponsor1hip Bunon has anmhcr year o'n his an A.-,1 24 race prior to the will return to Winston Cupi'or a1 agreement with Realtrce and contract with Hill Dnvis, and {Die HaM 500 Winston Cup n~ce . leas1 1nother year. .~ l _. l hopes to be able to make a ?avis is not going to let him ~ON THE IIORIZON : Tal· "~y plans are for 1999\o ~.u~ renewal announcement soon. Sam McOuagg, a folksy Georgl:in, had his date with destiny on July .a, 1966, when he piloted a Dodge Charger to victory In what · was then known as the Firecracker 400. McOuagg, who would never wln above named County, on l!rlday the 20th- day of November. 1998 at 10 · <!'clock A.M., tho following gllng lndoponrlonl. By Monte Putton hlatoly Of NA8CAR In Pomeroy, Ohio , In tha . situated In . Salisbury ..:ownshlp, Meigs County, alate of Ohla and being In -tloctlon31, Town 2 North. ~ange 13 Wool of tho Ohio Dallenbach Jr. signed to take third car for Team Hendrick FROM THE ARCHIVES: for sate at public auction, at t~a door of the CourlhOUIO d1acrlbed · real - - -·-:c AR::OU ::::N :=D-::: TH::1GA :-::-: Rl:G =:I --- ----'-- ,.- J&LSIDING & INSULATION ·VInyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia ·Seamless Gutter •Roofing ·Repla,:ement Windows •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garages •Decks 24X24 Pole Building starting at S5995 7 4().992-2772 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL IIi'~ L.:P~o~m=e~ro:y~,~O=h~l=o~4~5:7~6:9:._";::;::;;(~6;14~)~99~2~-~4;2~7~7~ 1;:jf;t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ft LANDSCAPE DEsiGNS Mother & 5 Kitten&. 2 Slack. 2 'Yellow. 740-441·9873. { Room-Additions· Roofing M:oo Owner: John Dea~ ii\!'J "Your Computer Shop" Gntltled action, I will offer 992-6611 """"""Y-........... '. ..r... Computer Performance Upgradtl Order of Sale In tho above champa for the atrug· ""'-limo Garages • Replacement Windows Phone Joe Wilson ' give away tv 36C--675-2.347 New & Used Tires • Batteries Computer Balancing & Mounting • . In pursuance of an Allaa ' ......,...,.... ~e~w top-five finish thid year. ~~ . Valley Lumber ·& Fan Tips Wlnaton Cup championship? 740-992-3987 Fre'! Estimates 7-t0-4&6-9346. 740-446-9416 • 1·800-872-5967 Public Notice !\horlff's Sale ol Real Estate , Tho State of Ohio, Molgs · · Qounty, FT Mortgogo <iompanleo, .. dba, FTS Mortgage Sor\rlcoa aa .:uccoaoor by morge,r to !\INC Mortgage Corporation w Ronald Bruce Donny, et 1(1. No. 98 CV 042 J.>. I'd still give just about any· thing to win a race than!. Jl"o 1. Who Was the last driver to driVe an Oklamoblle to the Wlnllon · Cup championship? ~ . 2. Who was the la1t driver to drive a Dodge arid a Plymouth to tr.e lea.lillues Whom they feel they 1998 Martin Street ' '!Where Quality DoeJn 't 8/25198 2 mo. pd. • Dave MM::ll' !'let team hu only eight Doylone II M t:anlft!~: .a.. \ F,..,...IML, G I 21100!. N.C.- New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing,. Siding MI-. Commercial & Residential ._, 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured """ ".8uild Tour Dream" Free FirewoOd ! Flrtl CorN, Flrtt Serv•l Easy tO g.t to tht wOOd! New Homes • VInyl Siding New . ;p /8 Contractors, Inc. fulfill his commitment to car Yarborough seuled on Rich BISSELL BUILDERS, ·INC. , 12/18/ltn Sacks' injuries were J:llOn: extensive than oriainally thought, and he was Wl8ble 10 owner Cale Yarborouah. So Remodeling M&J (614) 992-3838 beau TO WIN YOUR FIRST WINSTON CUP RACE AT TAL· 1 TRIVIA VM work best with their col- Wilen It oot down to life end, there $4 million in earnings. the Gary Bechtel Diamond ~hluplnw~k Jf!!• } ""' ; : Limestone Hauling · House & Trailer Sites · · Land Clearing & . Grading Septic System & Utilities ... Estimates PinsbWJh the Busch Grand Nationpl championship In ~ 993. Grissom, one of racing's nicer guys, has founCI the step u'p to Winston Cup quite , rocky. He was dropped from · V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Custom Homes ward. 740-742·2080. Dear NASCAR This Week, PJe..., please ..,le a -dispute for me. What etactly,iS the status of G"'l Sacks? Is he injw-ed, or has he been ,.leu«! from his oonllacl? Donald Scott Jotwl ~ Thll; WMII Bound for glOry 2. Mart< M1111n 121 THie 11opeo craoh _3. Dtlle JorNit (41 Great to be back 4. Jtll Burton (31 j ' youn. Pat Ludwig Eplvala, Pa . .. Sltvo Grltoom, left, aald he would."give just about """"lng" to win at Tolltldega. ByMonleDulton . by Buz McCall. den. All those Johnny UniNASCAR This Week ., CAREER RECORD: 128 tases around here became _ The going haa been Iough starts, 0 poles, 0 wins, 5 top Richard Pettya aM of a lUdden. ever since Steve Grissom won fives, 17 top ~ Os, more than . WO'd still throw the football raridng Is In parentr.tses. ~!. :~~~~~~;r~~~:~~ Information Dear Donald, ;>.Ill as tD 0> ID ' as For More they all'"" a good, clean ........ I think only people like Jack Roush, who owes Jeff and his c,.._. an apoiDf!Y, g;,. NASCAR a bad IWIX. Go•llhoad, Jack, pul 10 Fords in compelition, and I hope Jeff Gordon - and if noc F-~50 . 1.Jell0ordon(11 -:I: Ext. 104 or SERIES · .... Boris Said drove a Ford to · . victOry in the truck race at Sears Point Raceway In · Son.oma, Calif. lt 1was his first cateer victory in the fourthyear series and came after several near-wins. Said held off Mike Bliss, ·also In a Ford Off by recent 818ndards 15. llclbbr Labonte (&I Up front all dll)' Dave ltarrls Dear NASCAR. This Week, Ban Jcii'OoniOn? No wsy.... I really like all the <kivm. They.,. great and 90 percent the lime • Weakly ranking• by NASCAR This Week wri1er Mont. OvtiOfl. l.alt 0 :·Room Additions · ~New Garages •Eie_ clrlcal & Plumbing :•Roofing · . I •Interior & Exterior : Painting Call 992-2156 Found. Grey Long Haired Kittent, Rio Orondo. 740-24~13-1 . HOWARD :EXCAVATING CO. 8. Rlndy Tollml.'2.111 I II. Ron ~. 2.877 10. AlckC.el~. 2.8571 TOP Rll week'S YOUNG'S ;CARPENTER SERVICE monv coyly for a chance to take the lead, and when that opportu· . Jarrett, twice a Oaytoha spo winner, proved hlsettategic manta tor the flrat tlme.at Talladega Superapeedway Sunday, wiMirtg the Winston 500 and claiming a $1 mUikm bonus from the tobacco com-. pany. In his reef, white and blue Ford Taurus, Jarrett waited 7/22/lfn lo ""'ony - -Martn,lhe - _,. o1 IICJTAa.E:- - 18Cal,io a IIIII.- track will 17-dogreo -.g In lhe lllmO. one, at least not in the current nity arose with ~ 3 laps to go, generation of Winston Cup he seizecl it ancf took off like a drivers, plays chess on the frightened jackrabbit high' banks better than Dale Janett. · ·CRAnSMAN TRUCK 1-800-742-3868 . Calif, FROM lAST WHK Office: 992-5479 www.sflhlusa.com CIIAI'1aAH TRUCK- • ~UP:~ Trucl< Stq> 300 WHERI:-MallnRac:eway,f3aMnfleld, Steve Grissom··· s.ur., 3.243 7. Sgcy ComptOn. 3.123 a. WIIISTON CUP SERIES TAllADEGA, Ala. - No . . ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE I'IOFIU 5. Tony~3231 8. Jimmy HenMy, 3.187 '· Buc:Mhol Janel. ),04! 10. Hltmle; kill. 2.1i118 10. John Ancftllj, 3.271 JEFF WARNER Insurance Agency 113 ,W. 2nd Street, Pomeroy, OH 45799 4 . Jay IS. 1m Fedewa. 3,062 1. EliDn ...... J.o.g Phil Pat'IOI\t, 3.041 7. Bobbr L.lbcrlt., 3 ,751 I . 0.,. e.rn.ta, 3,357 I . TtffY ~. 3,323 1. JKII Sjltague, 3,!W5 2. Ron Hot!Wd8y, 3,577 3. JOe AultmM, 3,444 $. ~l.&Jc*.3,140 e. .-..nr~.l.7el , wlh3DiDuy~. .- - " ' - >15,000- • .•New Homes ··Garages •Complete : Rem9dellng : Stop & Compare · ,fREE ESTIMATEES 985·4473 .....,. OUICH 1. 0 . EarMirdt Jr.. 3,941 2. Mitt KlnUtli, 3,844 3. M. t.tcl..aq*t 3.818 4. Ellon Sft)w. 3.201 2, Mn Mlftln. U« quaint lrttle restaurants at or near the beachfmnt. One of thorn Is ""'*""In POINTS STAIIIMIIGS -..cur . . - - ellhll ""*IICJTMLE: ~--,_!It Loulo. DEFENDIHG CHAMPION: JoMAndrelti EVENT OUAUFY1HCI RECORD: Slerlng 'I, . Porlofino, located on Atlantic Marlin, Chevy, 203.~ mph, July 3, 1988. Boulevard south of mkftown. The RACE RECORD: l!cbiJy Alison, Mercury, Simple Italian cafe is often t,.~ 17M73 mph, July 4, 1980. quentlld by NASCAR pereonalllles. OTHER FORMER WINNERS: 808 Elliptt is tria teading active Oaylona 'lliwr' with fou'r - Sierlng Mllllin and Dale Earnhaldl have won l1lree limeo -"· NOTABLE: This race was~ oupMadllon,ll. poeed 1o be run on the niglll ol July 4. bul · WHEN: 8a!IKday, Oct 17 wildfires, wfllch-. northern DEFENDIN<I CHAMPION: Eilioll5adler · A6l1c1a a1 the 11me.1orci!d ill pollponomenl. mACK OUAUF'I1NO RECORD: Joe - Beuey, Chevy, I 30.1193 mph,.July 28. t 1191. BUSCH ORAND NAllONAI. RACE RECORD: Sadler, Chevy, 78.803 COIItNO l!P: CorOuell Auto P8lll 250 mph, July 28, t997. WHERE: Gat-1111..-,.. Raceway, . ep.m. • ,.,._ • C8S -as 0 ALMOST HOME COOliNG Daytona Beach is loaded with • 1 • THE WINSTON CUP CIRCUIT ViiNSTllH CUP SERIES Giveaway Oatmation Oog 2Year Old To A Good Country liome . 7<40·4483982. ~.O'Jtd . Guaranteed Service • - C U p , l'opol410 The Dally Senti !'lei • Page 9 s.e~~nu ttt\- ~Ull~. • Nl-- . ·------ October 15,.1998 • 15, 1998 c 992-2196 Muffler & Tail Pipe 668 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis Across from Gallia Auto Sales on old Ate. 35 West New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5: Sat. 8-3 (614) 446· 2412 or Toll Free 1-800-594c111 _ Thursday, October • 2 White Kittens With Blue Eyes, 1 -8 Weeks. 74(}388:8595. 1 90 Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sil-. ver An~ Gold Coins. Proolsets, Diamonds. Antique Jewelry, Gold Rings. Pre-1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc . Acquislll'ons Jewelry • M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 Second, A.venue, ,Gampolls. 740--446-2842. A.n!lqt.f~·s . top prices paid·: Riv&r.: ne Anllques. Pomeroy. Ohio. : Moore owner. 740-992· 2526. Antiques & clean used furniture, will buy one piece or complete household, Osby Martin, 740· • 992-6576. . clean Late Model Cars Or · Trucks. 1990 Models Or Newer, Smith Bu iclt Pont iac. 1900 Easl- · ern Avenue , Gallipolis · J & D Auto Parts . Buying · wrecked or salvage d vehicles . : . 304· 773-5033. . i"QS . _;;_-::---::-----:-:----:-:---:- Beagle 7 Veers Old . "• I . )Nanted To Buy Junk Auto 's Any • Condition. 740-44&9853 . • ~--~~~~~~~· wa nted To Buy L,Jsed Moblfe: Homes. Call 740·448-0175, 304·, 675·5965. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES .. Adorable fuzzy kittens , SiM weeks old, litter trained, 740-992-2508. 0876. . Wanted To Buy For Family PElt : · CachshiJnd. Pup Or Young Cog .· Call 740·446·2342 EKt . 1 & Then 20 Days; Or 304·675·4293 Even- . ?Weak Old Pupp ies Parents ~Medium Size) To Gooel Home . 7<0-379·2383. Wanted to Buy 740 ~ 441 - 110 Help Wanted Part time Duke Cleaners In Point Pleasant �• Thursda I Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Thursday, October 15, 199:_8 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1 October 15,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio " " The Dally Sentinel • p ~EYOOP NBA Cro••word Puzzle • ' ALDER ---- 17-.:r:·= PHILLIP 7 ..... dly ., .... 1 2 - - . 42111e.,..... 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PO Box 10 Barboursville WV 25504 Experienced Haird resser Needed For Busy New Salon Benefits 740 441 1880 or 740·256·6336 Rural Ac!lon seeks muralltl tor commun•ty generated mural pro-ject In Pomeroy Mus! be accom• pUshed mural pamter Experience 1n comrTl.lnHy woOl peferabte For deta 11s on salary ana prcrect 1n· !ormatiOn call Usa. HO 767 · 4938 Scemc Hflt.s Nursing Center 311 Bucluidgo Rd Bidwell OH •581• Is Now Acceptmg A-ppi1C8!10ns FDf Fnendly OutQOing And De pendable STNA t Please Apply In Person At The Front Desk Bel· ....,830AM -430~M Worlc AI Homo Growing Company Needs Help Now $250 ·$500 A Week, Part Time. Fuii·T1me Easy & Fun We W1ll Train, No Expenenct Need· ed Serlout lnQurlea Onty, 1·800· 204-7048 140 Business Training Gallipolis Career Collage Spring Valley Plaza. 740 446·4367. 1· 800 214 0452 Accred1ted Mem""'· ACICS Reg 100-05-12748 150 Schools • Instruction Magic Year& Day Care Pr8· School spaces available excel· lent skHia lor -your childs devel· opment Call us lor more informctllon 304-675 5647 M F 7 31).5 30 180 _Wanted To Do Certi fied day care provider as sistance available, 74()..742 oe12 Cer tified day care provider will babysit In my home Hysell Run Ad 740.992·3537 Electric mainlertance service Wiring, breaker boxes light IlK· lure, healing systems & More 304·674·0126 Furniture repair refinish and resIOI'ation ai&O custom orders Ohio Valley Rellnlshing Shop, Larry Phillips. 740-992-6576 Georges Portable Sawmill don t haul your logs to the mill just call 304 675 1957 Have 2 Openings For 24 Hour In Home Care Of Elderly Or Handi· capped 740 441 ·1536 OTR Driver Needed 1 Year Flat Experience Class A COL Camp 1 Pay Bonus Program late Model Conve ntional 740 441 0607 Days 740·245-5592 Evenings Pleaunt Valley Hospltlll Is cur rently accepting resumes tor Registered Respiratory Therapy Technicians Ce rt il!ed Resplra tory Therapy Technicians and EKG s Technicians Must have current WV license Send re sume to Personnel at Pleasant Vatley Hospital 2520 Valley Or Pt Pleasant WV 25550 REGISTERED NURSES Registered Nurses Are Neeced Immediate ly To Work On A Per Diem BASIS In The Maternity & Family Se rv1ces Umt Two (2) Years 01 Labor & Delivery Ani:! Post Parium EKperience Pre !erred A RN L1cense lnThe State Of Oh10 Is Required Please Contact ' Rosie Ward D~reclor 01 Human Resources 1 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER .100 Jackson Pika Gallipolis OH 4563t Phone 740 446 5105 FaMJTOO 740-446 5106 Telemarketers needeo• Stan im mediately hOurly wages plus bo nuses Call Allen lor mtervlew phone 740 992 5987 or 1· 888· 992 5987 betw&en 12 00 5 OOpm The Me•gs County Health Depart men! has a full t1me poslllon avail able for a medical ass•stant or candidate With sim ilar quallflca uons to work In public health w1th women and Children Computer experience and med1cat back ground required Send resume to Meigs County Health Department ATTN CFHS PO Box 63 1 Po meroy Otl lo 45789 by October 28 1998 EEOC WAIS & WSEO Radio has open lngs in the follow1ng area On air DISc Jockey News 4 Sports I! m· Jerested sana resume salary re· qulremants and cassette tape to Mov1es 10 14333 US Route 33 South Nelsonville Ohio 45764 WANTED• E•pertenced Painters Send re sume .10 Box CW 9 c/o PointPleasant Register 200 Main St PI Pleasant wv 25550 BY OWNER 6-MHes N of B~p~ttalo In Mason Co 112-mlle off Rt 62 Brick home on 1O·acret w/2,4001Q ft livmg apace oversized ctouble gara~Je 3 large bedrooms. 2 batha large family room wlflre place bonus room large ullllty room, new carpet ceramic tile In baths & kltchln, newer heat pump & appliances Large rear deck 24' above ground pool, ver~ private but convlantly locat ed on blade: top road wfcity water Pnc. $139 000 Col for oppt. 300-458-tl35 House For Sale In Crown City VII· lage Priced AI $23,000 7.a·2566663. (f< Make offer tree heat muat sell, three bedroom, two bath ranch w1th 10 acre& gas well lnground pool l~led fo< $88 000 "'" spring. 740--742 3711 Newly Remodel ed 3 Bdrms, 2 Balhs B""' Ranch LR • FR OFt, Hardwood Floon New Carpel, Custom Built Oak Cabinets and Trim TnroughGut Mercerville Area 740-256-6577 Pomeroy- four bedroom HUO WI D newly remodtltCI, near playground references SID, call 740· 992-8888 aHM 5 30pm Price reduced, will cons1der aell· 109 on land contract· 3 bedroom spht level, new 3 car garage new heat pump and air, new carpel throughout very mce home 740· 7.(.2 4000 At 2 Ripley Ad Ranch 4br, 2 bath heat pump partial ~rarage pr iced to sell! 740·441 0450 or 304-675-7854 Sandhill Ad All brick 3br 2 bath, den 2-car heated garage, plus work & storage area 1 2 acres 1127 500 304·675-8959 Well ma(iitained 2 bedroom home Features full basement re· modeled kitchen with dishwasher central air new roof end carpet Priced to sell 304-875 -7693 or 304·675·5094 atler S pm 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Will Babysit tn My Home, All Ages, All Shllta, MAOD s Wef· CO(Tl8 740·446·8936 $500 Down on any 14x70 In stock 11m1ted number free deliv· ery C8111 81l0-691-6777 Will stay with elderLy person in Jhelr home nig ht only Nursing Technician 304-67S-1898 $999 Oown on any 98 model Ooublewlde In stock Free Oellv ery Ca111-8()1J.891-6777 W•ll Take Care Elderly In There Home, Write PO Box 128 Vin· ten, OH 45686 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Ofter 1·800· 383-6862 FINANCIAL 12K60 trailer. can be used lor of· flee trailer. $1500 wlthOL(t air, 740. 949-2217 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do busl· ness with people you knew and NOT to send money thrOUQh the ma11 until you have iovesllgated the oflenng Now Open Jodi s Hall 69 Perch Street Kanauga 740,446 7473, Arcades Bltllards Music DancIng & More Something For All Ages Also excepting Reservations For Parties ~lenty Space Fot Vehicle Parking Medical Receptionist Weekdays, Apply In Person Medical Plaza 936 State R~t e 160 GaU1polls Needed lmmed iatetyr Second Sh1lt Child Care Your House Or Mine Green School District Cal 740 256 6419 Anytime 6yr, 2 3 bedrooms, loft tongue/ groove, pellet SIOVt, HP/CA appliances, garage spa, acre, BulaT ville Pi'-. 7ol0-367-o236 • Looking For An Available Youth Leader Posillon Please Call Beth 740 4-46 2092 210 All real estate advertising 1n , thiSnewspaper IS SUb jBCI\0 the Federal Fa1r Housmg Act of 1968 wh1ch makes 1t 1llega.l to advertise "any pr~;~ l erence hm1tat•on or diSCflm1nallon based on race cok)r, religion sex fam1hal status or national origin or any lnten11on to make any such preference llm•ta!IOn or dlscrimmaiiQn • ThiS newspaper w111 not knOwingly accept advertisements tor real estate which ISm violatiOn ol the law Our readers are. hereby mlormed that all dwellings advertiSed In th1s newspaper are available on an equal opportun ty bas1s REAL ESTATE 310 Homss for Sale "A Little Country In Town ' Price reduced large restored Victorian home situated on 12 acres VII lage of Middleport Secluded and priv~te close to sc hool s and churcheS Private brick circular drive tlrlck patio modern kl1chen family room wlflreplace 3 4 bed· rooms two baths large lormal lRI OR large foyer lour original stain ed glass windows 30 minutes from Athens 15-20 minutes !rom Gallipolis For appOintment cal1740 992 5696 Bedroom hOuse hardwoocl Floo rs Carpeted V1ny1 Sieling County water apply 3 Acres Lo· cated 01"1 Wyome Ridge (304) · 675 7071 3 Bedroom House On Jay Drive, City Schools 740·446-6541 740· 446 1990Aftar5 PM " 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath , Close To Hospital Sl)rlng Valley Area Rear Deck Ranch Slyle 740· 446-9140 3br llvJng room dlnmg room family room 1 bath cantral air newer carpet & roof replaCfJment wlfldOws family neighborhood privacy fenced yard 24ft above: grou nd pool many uptJrades move In co M Pn ced In 70s 304 675 2924 House In Middleport three bad· room bath and 1/2 $59 000 pr1ce negotiable cai1740 992:.3465 FARI.1 SUPPLIES & LIVESTOC K Merchandise 1969 Community mobile home , 12x58, asking $2300 , 740 843 5310 days or 740 8.(.3-5147 alter l!pm 1971 Hillcrest 12x60 two bedrooms washer, dryer stove & re· frlgerelor, air, underpinning, $4500. 740.992·5039 Price recluced· 1990 Spruce Ridge 14x70 mobile home very good condition 2 bedrooms. 1 & 112 baths washer & dryer, slove, refrigerator, central air 8x8 out· · side building Immediate po&&aS· sion, 740 992 8582 Double wide Cllll'lnee Slit Double-wide Cream Homes Only $999 Down 6 99% Interest Rate Free S8telllle Dish wiPur· chase Only at Olkwood HCNMI Nltro,WV 304-7511-5015 5 Bedrooms 3 bath s with over 2 OOOsq It Under $350/mo 1 800 251 5070 5 Bedrooms 3 Baths, With Over 2 000 Sq Ft Under $350/Mo 1• 800-251-5070 • ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume loan Low Monthl~ Payments Financing AVIIIable 304·755·5566 Double Wide New $999·Down $237·par mo Free delivery & &et· up 1 8(1()-691·6777 E·Z Flnonct Renters & 1st Time Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under S200tmo 1·BOQ.251·5070 Easy Fina nce Renters & tst TlmU Home Buyet's, We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month Limited Time Onlyl 1 800 '251 5070 large selection of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting al $2995 Quick del 1very Call 740 385 9621 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free air sklr! 1·800 691 6777 NEW t•xao 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV 304-7511-5865 - - o n - R o o R d. 2 Miles trom Sporn Plant 3bf, 1· 112 bathl, 2 added on rooms. lot, ga rage, 2 AJC 1 . houtthold items $17.000 ~-3428 Vlndllt 70FT X t 4FT With Ex· pando 2 Bdr. 2DFT LA , Large Muter Bdrm , Elc Cond On Rented Lot. Ready To Move Into 740-+48-1409 We Finance Land & Homt WHh A1 Little As $500 Down 1·608· 928-34:16 340 Busln"' and Building• Commerc1ai-Otliee or Retan, 17 Mill St Middleporr 1,450 SCI Fl. $400 mo Corner Building 740· 992 62SO Aequllltlons (next _, 350 Lots & Acreage 14x70 liberty on 4 acres at Har1 bd $21, !!00 ()() 30U82 2&19 Prime acres just o" AI 33 Mason WV Serious ln~ulries only 304-8823n2 3 two ac~e lOll on Cremeans Ad off New Lima Ad, Rutland 740· 742·2803 5 Acres Flat, Roacl Frontage Kerr Road. 740-367..0138 Atl Utilities Already Thera, Centenary Area , Green Sctlool 740· 2M-18I!ol Meigs Co. We ve Go! The County Covered! Just Off SR 7 Below New High Sci'!Ool, Kee· baugh Rd, 5 Acre lots $14 ooo Ea Near Carpenter, Oyesvllle Very Remole 11 + Acret $10,500 Rutland, WhiteS Hill Rei Just 011 New Lima 11 Acres $14,000 Or 9 Aerts $12,000. Public Water Danville Briar Ridge + Goff Ada , • 7 Acres With Nice Pond $12,000 Or 8 Acres St3 000 Or On SR 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acre& $18,000, Clly Water To Many To Llatl Gallla Ca.: South Of Town On Friendly Ridge, 8 5 Acres $7,500 Public Watar, City Schoola Half Way To Huntington tO A.cres Teen& A~>'! Ad $12,000 Call For Free Map s + Owner Fl· nanctng lnlo Take 10% Off listed Prloes On Cash Purchases! Scenic Valley 11 Apl)le Grove WV Building lOll, single wldes accepted public water 20 minutes from new Bullato Bridge on Jerry's Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304· 576·2336 Several 5 acre percell· remote beautiful land Meigs County SCI· plo Twp SR 692. Uuat oti SR 143) owner flnanclflg (11800 per acre) Call lor good map. 7ol0-593-8545 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 ·500 Acres, We Pay Cuh 1-600·213·8365, A~lhony Land Co RENTALS 41 0 Houses for Rllnl 1 Bedroom House Across From Campus $300/Mo Oeposil Re· qulred, 740.441-1005 3 Bedrooms, 2 Balhs, $31 OIMo , Oepolll & Reft!tncea In waterloo, After 4 oo 1 PM 740·643· 2918 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths, $300/Mo , 304·738-7295 t ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4,000 Local Gov t & Bank Repo s Call 1· 800·522·2730. x 1109 Nice clean , 3br, references & deposit no pet& 304 675-5162 420 Mobile Home• for Rent 1990 14•70 mobile home, two bedrooms, one bath, appllancl!ls, central air Included, must move, 740·867 8630 1 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditioned, $260 $300 sewer water and trash Included, 740992 2167 2 Bedroom Mobile Home On Krln· er Road, I$265/Mo Includes Wa· ter, Trash $100 Deposit, No Pets Inside 74G-446·9569 2 Bed roo m Tra iler On Addison Pike $220/Mo, Includes Waler $100 Deposit, No Pets, 740·4413 1637 7.C0.:446·3437 2 bedroom trailer In Racine 3 bedroom trailer In Middleport no pets 740.992·5858 2 Bedrooms, 5375/Mo Plus Utili· Ilea & Deposit No Pets 740 4464313 740·446-0379 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths In Crown City In Quiet Neighborhood Rei erences 740·2~ 1968 2 Bedrooms W W Carpet, Natu raJ Gas Heat In Gallipolis 740 448 2003 740-446-1409 New 16x80 $500·Down $245·per me Free air skirt 1·800 891· 6777 3 bedroom mobilrt home tor rent $250 month $250 deposit refer ences required 740 742 2896 New 19&8 14x70 three bedroom. Includes 6 monlhs FREE lot rant Includes sklrtinQ deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per montr. with $1075 down Call 1 80()..837·3238 3 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths and 2 Bedrooms 1 1/:2 Baths in Porter Area Deposit And Aefrence Re· qulrtd Call 740.388·9162 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY3 LEFT Slillln Warranty OWNER FiNANCINQ AVAILABLE 304·7111-SU5 Rq s For Sale 2 & 3 Bedrooms, Qualify 8y Phone 1 800 2515070 REPO'SI For Sale 2& 3 Bedroom Quality by phone 1.801).25t ·5070 Repoed Double Wide On L91 304·736·7295 New Mobile Home lor Rent No Pets! In Country, Deposit + Reier· ences ReQuired, 740.446·9616 Trailer For Rent Beautiful RIVer View 198 River Street, Kanagua Deposit, References. No Pats 740-441·01 81 Foster Tra11er Park 440 Apartments for Rent br apt. in Hendellon water sew er and garbagll furnished Ae konco ard _.required 1200 por rt10r1V1304-675-1972 1 2 Rooms & Bath. No K1tctten $200/Mo , Dl!lpotlt Required All Utiities 740-4o11 1005 2bdr~ apia , total electnc. ~ ap pliances furnished, laundry room taelllllfll, doH to SChOOl In town Application• available at VIllage Green AIJtl t49 or ean 740-992 3111 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Willwood Drive from $279 to $3S8 Walk to shOP 6 moviet Call 740•446·2568 Equal Housing Oppof1)in<ty Beech Street Middleport , 2br, furnished utllltlel paid, deposit & references 304-882·2566 Chfttty't -lly Lhtng Aportmontt Pomeroy/Midd-. call740.992-451. Monday t1vO<ql 5a1urday 9008m-90Qpm 1·2·3 badrooma Stovefrelrlg available utUitles and cable paid HUD accBpted Children Wei· come Aak b Christy Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Com· pletety Redecorated Clean, New Carpet, No Pets Or Smoking Ref erence & Deposit Required, Alsa Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740-446-1519 GraclOus living 1 and 2 bedroom apartmantl at VIllage Manor and Alver&lde Apartments In Middleport From $249·$373 Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunllfel lafayette Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed· rooms. 2 Bath&. All Utilities In· eluded, $450/Mo Deposi t Re· qulred 74~1-1005 Nice Clean 2 bedroom relerencWasher !Dyer Hook-Upl 304 675· 5162 Now Taking App licati ons- 35 wast 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments, Includes Water Sewage, Trash $295/Mo, 740 441·1616 740·446·0957, 740· 446-6515 One bedroom apartment In Mid · dleport, all utilities paid, $100 de· posit. $270 month, call 740·992· 78088am-5pm One bedroom apt In Pt Pleas· ant furnished, extra nice & clean No pets 304 875 1386 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms, 2 FlOOrs CA 1 1/2 Bath, Fully Car peted, Patio No Pets lease Plus Security Deposit Required 740· 446-3481 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin Rivers Tower now act:l!lpUng aJ)pllcaUons for tbr HUO subsld· lzad apt lor elderly and handl· capped EOH 304·675-6679 450 Furnished Rooms 29 Poopfe Wanled To Gel Paid S$S Fer ThePou!doOri""You t.ose 1n The Next 30 Days AU Nallnl /GaLr.ICall Tracy At 740-441 1982 w• 3 Shanla Twain Tickets. If You Take All 3 Tickets •• $55 Per T1cket Or $70 Per Ticket Cash Only. No Aetunds Can After 5 30 PM 740-379-9378 DIABETIC PATIENTS: You May Be 'Enllllecl To-Aecetve Your D1a· betic Supplies At No Coal To You For More lnlormatlon 1·888· 677-6581 D~tmond cluster ring, s1ze 8 approx 1/3 carat 14K band $300, 740.11-49-2202 Electric Scooters, Wheelchairs New And Used, Sta•rway Eleva tor&, Wheelchair And Scoot81 lifts Bowman s Homecare 740 ...a:72B3 FIREWOOD Cut, Split Oelrveredl Jared 740446-(1566, Chad 740·446-1271 For Sate · F1ll Olrl Will Deliver 304-675-6734 For sale- membership at Royal Oak Resort Club make otter, 740-653-<!347 For Trade 5 String Banjo Excel lent Playing Condlllon, For 6 String Flaltop Gullar. 740 388 8082 goog Tred Millin GOOd COndition! 740.245·5165 Grubb 1 Plano- tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned7 Call the plano Or 74Q..t.4&-4525 _. JET AERATION MOTORS Flepaired New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1 800·537 9528 large Englander free s1andlng pellet stove U&ed one winter like new $700 740-367 7433 Lift Truck Folk Set $100 00 Camper Shell With Bed liner Sf! lor 82 GMC Pick-Up $75 00 7•0.379-2655 Prlmtstar· $49 Installation, only $25 99 per month, tree bonus. 8()().263·2640 ' Red 1i white concession trailer w/ cotton candy & fu nnel cake ma chine, fountain drinks etc Meets health depl requ !fements/suppllas $6000 304 882 2248 SALE Kitchen Cabinets 63%0FF list price If purchased by the and of October Fr9e In home estimates Trl Count~ Oistrlbutora, lllC 1 800-352 3147 SATELLITE SYST~MS t8' RCA Olsh $19.99 per Mont h Ask Ab out Free Programming No Credit Check From 8 OOAM 9 OOPM 1 8CI0-325 7836 Sola, 92' long southwestern col ors & design, like new $200 740. 985·3595 460 Space for Rent Used Furniture Office Equipment Desks Chairs 2 Typewriters Dining R~om Table & 6 Chairs Breakfast Table & 4 Chairs 2 Dressers & Chest Of Drawers, Computer Printer Arne na Range Microwave See At 450 Second Avenue Ga(llpolls 740.446 9539 Mobile home site available bet we~;~n Atheris and Pomeroy, call 740·385·4387 Wanted· advertising collaclibles Coke, Pepsi, etc Including old tin signs. 740·992·5053 MERCHANDISE Waterline Special 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 Atl Brass Com· pression Fittings In Stock ' RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio, 1 800 537 9528 Circle Motel Loweal Rates In Town. Newly Remodeled HBO 'Cinemu Showtlme & Disney Weekly Rates, Or Monthly Rates Conalructlon Workers Welcome 740 44t ·5696 740·441·5167 510 Household Goods 3 Piece livin g Aoo m Suite Couch Loveseat & Chalr Excel· lent ConditiOn $200 740 4463817 Applian ces , Reco nd itioned Washers Dryers ~anges Refrl grators 90 Day Guarantee! French City Mavtag 740 446 n95 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washera dryers relr igeratora ra nges Skaggs Appliances 78 Vine Street Call 740·446·7398 1·888·818-()128 530 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 1124 E Main Street, on At 124 Pom eroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to600pm ,Sunday100 to 6 00 p m 740 992·2526. Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise "WARMUP!" Furnace Heat Pumps, & Air Con· ~ltlonlng Free Estlmatast 11 You Don t Call Us We Both Lose I 740·446·6300 1·800·29Hl096 1982 Otds 98 Regency e•cellent condition Armstrong Fuel oil fur· nance 155 000 BTU Amana '12 000 BTU air conditioner sUit under warranty $1200 00 304882 2925 5 Place B·edrom Suite Excellent Condition Maternity CJolhes 4T 2T Boys Clothes Baby Clothes Home lntenor Nic~ Nacs Couch & 2 Chairs 740·367·7705 Bundy B·Fiat Clarinet Bundy' II E Flat Saxophone Gem lnha rdt Flute Variety Of Cunent And Ae !Ired Ty Beanie Bab ies And A Smith And Corona Word Proces· sor. All In Mint Condition! 740 245·5443 Ceramic Top Range 2 Years Old $600 Paid $1 400 Commode In Good Shape $10 740.446·0753 We buy antl(lues and partial or complete estates baby teems and old Flestaware Jean's Furniture & Al'lttques Tuesday through Frl day 11 am·4pm 145 Nor!h Sec· ond, Middleport Wood I coa l stove Like new $200 304 576 2802 550 Block b t~ck sewer pipes wind ows lintels etc Claude Winters Rio Grande OH Call 740-2455121 560 Pets lor Sale 2 Rabbit Dogs For Sale 740 245-5943 A Groom Shop ·Pel Grooming Featuring Hydro Batn Con Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 740·448·0231 Adorable AKC partl-colored tacker Spaniels avai lable In 2wks Bred for fa m ly pets $250ea & relerences 740 992 6412 Airedale Puppies AI<C Regis tared Male & Female Excellent Watch Dogs Good With Childre n $200 740 386-6692 For Sale Computer With Monitor, Keyboard And Add On CO ROM 6 Mega Bits Of Ram $300 740· 446-7637 E111nlngs Only 1 Bedroom, Econom1cal Gas Heat WID Hook Uf:l, Near Cinema $279/Mo Plus Utilities, Deposit & lease Required 74()..446-2957 1 2 Aoom Size Pieces Of New Bum. er Heavy Graefe Carpet 1 Place Blue 1 Piece sand 740 4463210 .._Alii._., . For sate- 7 year old Registered Quarter horse mare well broke $1500, Arabian gelding, 9 years old well broke , $1200, 740·742· 2050 Horses lwo mature mares, very Qentle one Is a Sorrell one Is a Bay, 740.446 4792 640 Hay & Grain Round Sales 01 Hay Stored In Barn 740-245-5117 TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale 91 Probe, automatic, ale, PW runs & looks great, highw~ mile& ~~ 7ol0-742·37t1 92 Protle, 3 ltr 5 sp&ed air 75K cali740.992 3701 1960 · t990 HONDA CARS 1100 -$500 Pollee Imp ounds All Makes Available Call 1·800·522· 2730 Ex1 4420 1988{1onda CR125, excelfent condl11on, $1600 will cona[der trade tor utility four whetter ·dill 740o992·501t 1996 Suzuki 4x4 klngquad lots of extras lass than 200 mllef 304 67~-e8~8 after &pm 750 Boats & Motors for Sale t 983 Open atlw Fiberglass Brink· er Boat - 140 HP Inboard Mer· cruiser - With Trailer Fair Sl'laPtf Runs Good $2,000 Or Trade FQ Camper Or 4 Wheeler 740·446• 4514 I 1985 Mazda RX7 5 Speed Good ~ilion $1,300 OBO, 740·367- 1986 Mercedes 190 E Nice car· second ow ner sa aoo 304 67!1· 6559 1988 Olds 88 Royal Brougham 115,480 Miles New G M Transmlstlon St 750. 7ol0-448·3407 1987 Dodge Colt Runs Looks gootl New tires & brakeli $700 304 576·2969 1988 Bonneviii.J lE maroon 4dr. new tires & brakes, good cond $3 200 304-675·5792 after 5pm 1988 Chevy Bere lla High Mile Lots Of New Parts, $1 800, 740 «e-7637 Evenings Only a~a 1988 Subaru Jusly GL, STD Transmiss ion All New Front Brake Rotors Battery Front Tires, $650 740 446·3407 1989 Cavalier Automatic, 30 000 Miles On Motor 1994 Toyota Corolla Automatic Loaded, 740· 446-1610 2011 1996 Generations 3 Pontoon Bo at, live well 1997 Olt Injected Mariner tll tflr lm 1 Less 'than ~0· Hrs $8,500 Shawn 304·882· 3718 1990 Gao Metre STO Transmission 105 000 Miles New Head Gasket New Clutch $1 650 740 446 3407 Pul ..... PAW!! OUR ROOF 15 LeAK IN' Jack Rt,~ssa ll Tarrier Pup s Talis Docked Dew Claws RemoVed 740-441-o681 1994 Pontiac Bonnev(lte SE V·6 automatic air PS PW POL kev· lass entry tactory Delco stereo factory power sun roof, dual air bags new tires factory aluminum wheels and real spoiler raspberry with gray Interior $8900 740·992· 5608 1996 Plymouth Breeze, 49,800 miles white wtgray Interior auto cruise ate amfrm cess 4 dr askmg $8500 740 949 2311 davs or 740-949 2644 8V8S Chevy Lumina AMIFM AIC, Control EKCtllent Oondt Sell $t1 500 740 682· PUT TH' WASHTUB UNDER IT!! WHAT Do·r PUT UNDeR l'H' WASHTUB? FBANK & EARNEST' ·. 10- "THE BO~f LOSER ,r: .., • 1-lllBE~ WI'Q Pm.TICJI'\{, I-\\~60U: ~WING f'..i Tf\E: 1-\\&1-\ ~ N"f>l£T1(. FIEU>I ,.. 01-1 i(£AA 7 ""' WElL, IT ~ 1-'£ ,.. • I IT'S ~1\FICIN.. \UKF TOOl<. ('.. Wt-IC.I\ Cf" DI~O\~ I BIG NATE . WI-lA- ., HOLY cow I WE VE &EEN I'.O&BEI>! ~ C&C General Home Main· tenence Painting vlhyl siding carpentry doors windows, baths mobtle home repair and more For free estimate call Chat, 740·992· 5323 Professional 20yrs eKperlence with all masonery brick block & stone Also room additions, ga rages etc Free esllma tes 30-4 773-9550 Sifford Aocdlng Shi ng les and new roofs Free est 740-seg. 9887 840 Electrical and Refrigeration =::::::-:::-:=--.:::.:.:.:...,..,..... . Residential or commercial wiring new service or repairs Master Ll· ca nsed electrician Ridenour Electrical, WV000306 304·675 1766 \ of,.., 21 lor 2801ai811111tlll 211- . . . . II DOWN ~ a Clean <a ,._, ~~ noncctJIOUII... 7 ---- ·---,... 1 Url'caahld 2 -.ct ... Utubeuto --poopar ·- 4 IT..... 114FF 33- = 2NT 56 • TIIeut' 10 IIGF+II 11 Onadly-- 1 Tanltlt,...l 13 'Dir of'• TY,......,.GI ......... 1 •• 110uMI :It ...... c 1t~'t. ZOc:-.dwlllt 2Z fhlll 23 ...... ~=· Pua All- 24 calumn- 21.' 11...... f7 ......., far . Openillg lead: '• 10 ...... 32-lllng 34nal'alu IWi aa - ., London aa 0na •1111 Showing the minor By Phillip Alder What d1d Nubar Gulbenkian, the late oil mllhona1re,,think wa.~ the best number ror a dmrler party? And who were they? · So rar. we ha~e looked at M1chaels Cue-Btdsthat show a major two-suller But 1r the opening b1d is one of a major, an 1mmed1a1e overcall of two of that maJor shows at least 55 m 1he other major and either mmor. If you are the advancer (the cue-bid· der's partner), don't hke the other maJOr, and would hke to know wh1ch mmor your, partner holds, what do you do? Answer: Bid two no·trump (Instead, biddmg three clubsorthree d1amonds 1s natural , show10g a long suit of your own and 1elhng partner you don ',t care for eother ot hiS su1ts.) Here, North d1dn'tlike ~~pades, so he' a.<ked lor the mmor'wllh two no1rump. Because South had a strong hand, he JUmped to four clubs North m1ght have passed, but JUdged that his two honor cards would prove use· ful -- and !here was a vulnerable game m the offing How would you plan the play m five clubs'! West leads 1he heart 1010 answer to hiS partner's opening b1d. As dummy's trumps were so low. declarer decided to a..sume a 4-3 spade split but ca1er 10 a 4-1 trump break. So, he won the tirst tnck With dummy's heart ace, unblocked the spade<jueen. played a trump to hand. ruffed a spade 10 the dummy, drew 1he remainmg 1rumps, and ran the spades. He lost only two dtamond 1ncks, Nubar Gulbenkian smd. "The best number tor a dmner party IS 1wQ -myself and a dam' good head waiter" I would have though1 a talented chef and an excellen1 wine cellar wouldn't hurt. either ... -_.... - 43 African lftiJIDPI .7 Coupd'... Eldat 48 CrMt ao,_,.. ==llpl. 12 ...... bini CELEBRITY CIPHER byLulsC.~ ' c.e.tdyapt,.,Cf= .... ....,~rom. II wbJflmoulpeop~~~ PMiand.....,. 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Remember 1ha1 no1hm g l:omes to bear with halt-hearted etTort. • LIBRA (Sept 23·0c1 23) Pu1 yoursc:lf in the shoes of others bdorc evaluatmg what y0 u can expect Irom them today By reallzmg how you would reac1 m 1he1r place, you' ll understand 1hem us donors Ge1 a jump on hfe by understandmg the influences 1hu1'11 govern you 1n 1he year ahead Send the reqUired refund form and for your Astro-Graph pre'dictlons by mailong" $2 to As1roGruph, c/o thiS newspaper. P.O. Box 1758, Murray H1ll S1a1ion. New York, NY 10156 Be sure to s1a1e your Zodiac sign. SCORPIO {0c1 24-Nov. 22) cons1rucuve suggestions offered by others kmdly 1oday, 1hey m1gh1 tell you what ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) h's they 1hmk you wan1 10 hear rather than 1he 1ru1h Lack ot hones1 cnt1" best not to pronusc anythmg today unless yo u are 1ruly smcere abou1 11. 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Supreme Court won't resolve Fisher-Taft ad dispute COLUMBUS (AP, - The Ohio called Ill< rulinJ " another vK:tory for Sup<em< Coun won't be geuin& us" as the campaig"" approach lbt involved in the di opult between Nov. 3 tleclion. Rq!ublm Bob Taft and Democrat Judy Barbao. a Fisher •pol<tsL.ee Fl5ber over lbt aca~racy of a Taft woman. Aid she had 001 seen the rulfor JOVttnor ttlevioion coinmm:ial. in g. butlhalthe Fl5ber campaign w:u The coun ruled 5-0 Wednesday punuina lbt case wilh the c001mio· lhallhe Ohio Elections CommiL<ion •ion. "has excluoive juriodiction over the The Taft campaign told the court claims of fraudulent and raJ.., •tate· Monday that an order i!llllled SatUrday ments' ' raised by Fisher's campaign. banninslht)ld violared constitution· Two justices did nOI patticipate. al protection.• enouring free •peech. Taft· spokesman Breu Buerck The order, issued by Judge John Con· nor of Franklin u,;.nty Common Pleas Coon, "'"' lifred Tuesday. i<unwilling 10 declare thai !he couru. can never rule on ouch an issue. By filinJ a complaint wilh the Whether the commission has Commlln Pleas Court. lbt Fisher exdusiot(jurisdklioniOhandlecomcampaign bypao.<ed the commisoion, plaint< is arguable. Pfeifer said. Justice Andy Dougl<is ..aa Reque01• "What is unarguable is thai the. for court action are senerally con- El«.1ions Commwion i• in IJWIY cir· sidemllo be i""f'Piopliatt when oth- cum•tance• unable to provide a er pmceedin,85 allowed by law are meaningful . remedy 1,q a candi~ bypaosed. Dougw,wrOie. who suffers substantial. irreoar.able In a cDn<.-urring opinion. Jm.tice . injury :u the re<ult of election law Paul Pfeifer laid that although he violation.<, especially when !he injury agree• with lbt coon'• judgment. 'he occurs dose to the election dale,·: ., In response to a public request. from AEP that no signs be placed o* · utility poles, we immediately stoppe(i and will not place any more signs o~ these poles. AEP has cited safety. concerns for utility employees who. must-work on these poles~ • with 16 percent who do not believe ARLINGTON. Va. tAP) that. II aloo found that 47 percent How;e incumbents are in good lihape approve of ihe way Congre<• i• hanto win re-<!ltction nell .monlh, a poll dling iu job and 46 percent disapreleased today suggest•. The USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll . prove. Presidenl Clinton's job found !hal 68 percent of those sur· approval wa• at 65 percent Arnone likely voters, 47 percent veyed believe their House member oaid lhey would vote'for a Democradeoen'es to, be re-elected, compared MIC:K DAVENPORt~ tic candidate if lbt election were not be removed from offoce. being held today, to 46 percent for a The ourvey of 1,004 adulu was Republican candidate. · conducted Friday to Monday. II has On olhtr topics. the ourvey found a margin of error of 3 percentage !hat among lik.tly vOlCrs: . points. The sample for4611ik.tly vOI-54 percent say impeachment ers had a margin of ei'I'Of of plus or hearing• should proceed as planned. monus S percentage points. -58 percent sa~ Clinton should Weather • Candidate for Meigs County Commissioner, · Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 75; Low:SO I ' Meigs County's . POMEROY eCOURTEOUS SALESPEOPLE •TOP DOLLAR TRADE VALUE •CONVENIENT HOURS . . . 1999.Chevy Cavalier New 3.5 liter VB, CO & cass., PW. PL. 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" anil make the decision between 1wo ing they said fulfilled their promises or three people," said House Demo- to the nation . cratic leader Dick Gephardt of Mis· Republicans agreed to a lkmocso uri. ··we are nol going tu let them ratic plan announced by Clinton in run over people's right to understand his State of.the Union address in Fei>what's in the bill ." ru:iry to provide Sl.l billion' to hire Clinton conceded thai his pmpos- 100.000 new. elementary school al for modernizing school buildings teachers. "Our Democr•tic priorities with $$'billion in targeted tax breaks clearly prevailed. and I welcome the had been dropped in the bud gel decision by our Republican col· · negotiations. He said he would push leagues to accept them." said Sen. for it again next year. Edward Kennedy. D-Ma.s. Some of the more seriou~ dis· But Republi.:ans claimed victory agreements that were not resolved by saying their key principle - that until the end concerned the 2000 cen- . educational funding shou ld go diret't· sus, family planning and the envi- ly to local schools rather than through ronmenl. ' · a Washington bureaucracy - wa.' A fourth temporary 'spe nding bill maintained. " It is a huge win for lucal had 10 be passed Wednesday,.tJtis one educa1ors and parents who are fed up running through Friday. to keep gov- with Wa.,hinglon mandates. red tape emmenl agencies open while negoti- \ and regulation." said Re p. Bill alions continued on the big budge!" ' Goodling. R·Pa .. who is chairman of bill. · ·the House .Education and the Work· But with the deals on education place Commiuee. and agriculture, both sides could go The measure gives local commu· · home armed with something to brag nities the funds 10 recruit, hire and about. Republicans also t outed train teachers. It does not address a defense and anti-drug money in say- ban on proposed federal testing want· . . ' ' ed by the administration. and Gephardt said he wa.; "chagrined and sorry" that another Democratic priority. money for school construction. •1' • was not fonhcomong . · ·Democrats c<;>uld claim the edge with the decision to provide S6 billion in diS'asler aid for the nation's farmers . The final figure wa.< well above the $4.2 billion offered by Republicans in a spendi ng bill the president vetoed. but down from the $7.3 billion sought by Democrats. A few longstanding hang-ups delayed a final handshake on a giant package that includes eight of the 13 annual spendi ng bill and funds pro' grams for the departments of Justice, State, Education. Labor and Interior. Gingrich said ·negotiators had agreed to a fund1ng procedure that essentiall y puts off until April 15. after a probable Supreme Court ruling. a decision on the use of so-called stalistical .sampling in the 2(X)() cen· sus, De:nux:rals have nol signed off on lhat agreement . Dole raises $150,000 for Taft campaign Latest interest-rate . ·cut . suggests rnore are· comiNg COLUMBUS (AP) - Predicting . thai Bob Taft woulu have beller lwtk with .O~i~olers than he did, former Repub~~ presidtntial nominee Bob ' by a quarter point, to 4.75 percent. Dole he IpeL\. raise about S150.000 for By DAVE SKIDMORE Major banks followed by reducing Taft's campAign for governor. Aasoclatlld Preaa Writer " I'm very optimistic about the WASHINGTON - With its sur- ·the prime rate they c)large their best ne•t century," the former Senate prise interest' rale cui, ·the Federal business customers, to 8 percent A majorily leade< from Kansas told Reserve is signaling II will reduce variety of business and consumer about 300 invited guests at a Slate· rates repeatedly if neces.ary to pre: loans, including some credit:card vent the world economic slump from balances, are pegged to the prime house rally Thursday. · Earlier.Thursday. Dole joined for· ' toppling the U.S. economy into rate. mer Gov. James Rhodes at a rally in The Fed's aim is In keep busirecession. Jackson for 61h District congressionThe Fed .cut the benchmark fed- nesses. consum~rs and banks from al candidate hopefui Nancy Hollister. eral · funds rate on overnight loans. gelling spooked by world turmoil and Hollister. Ohio's lieutenant gov· between banks by a quarter percent- sharply curtailing lending" and spendernor. is challenging Rep. Ted Strick· age point on Thursday, to S percent. mg. land of Lucasville. Tafl 'is running In a statement, it said it took the The move came only 16 days after Democrat f sher. against the central bank engineered the first latest action because "growing cau· Dole said Taft stands for the kind cut in nearly three. years, also a quar- lion by lenders and unseUied condi· of public service America's youn g lions in financial markets ... are liketer point "We have not seen the end of U.S. ly to be.restraining aggregate demand : people ought to emulate. casting the weather. Pictured with Harman after Dole joked about hi s failed run VISITS STUDENTS • Dan Har:man, meteointefest-rate declines," said econo· in the future." . his presentation are students Katie f'\eed, rologist for 13 New1 on WOWK·TV In HuntingHowever, Sohn said by taking the against · President Clinton in 1996, mi st Allen Sinai ofPrimark Do!cision Randy Hart, Lacy Childress and JeHrey Baugh· ton, W.Va., visited with llxth graders at Meigs Economics in New York. "The stakes highly unusual step of mov ing saying that while . it isn't a).ways man: . Middle School on Thursday, to dlaeuaa · his .. are high.... If the U.S. goes, the world between meetings, the Fed may fuel important to win, he prefers to finish career In broadcasting and the science of foregoes. If the U.S. stands, the world specul ation that a major financial . first . institution is on the brink · of insol· stands." · Analysts said the facttha,t policy- vency. Last month . lhe Federal makers chose to act before their next Reserve Bank of New York broke red aQd Rhonda Davis, all ofPomemy. Joh nny Roush. Sherry Roush and regularly scheduled meeting under- a pri vate bailout by major banks of Area r~sidenls donated 59 units of Globakar. Belly Sayre and Velma Jim Freeman. Harry Holter, PalSy John Ri ce, all of Reedsville: Bobby scores how seriously they perceive Long-Term Capital Manage men I blood when the American Red Cross Rue a.ssisted throu gh the Retired Cornell. Freddie Simmons. Randy Ord, Darla Thomas. Carolyn Charles, ' ·the risks to the U.S. economic ex pan- L.P.• a speculalive fund fo r wealthy bloodmobile visited the Senior Citi· Senior Volunteer Program. Jhe can· teen was served by Preceptor B'eta Arnold, Kenny Wi gg ins, Dusliri Luncinda Stobarl. Vicki Morrow, sion, which ne xt month will become . ir\veStors. zens Center, in Pomeroy recentl y. ' , Miller, Chri s Retmire , Mike Manley. Lorena Hill. Mark Morrow and Patri· ' "People are already aski ng, 'Does : the longest stretch of peacetime First ·time donors were Kathy Beta sorom y. the Fed know something we don't?"'· Williamson, William Booth. Mark t Donors. by co.f!imunity were: David, Aaron Wolfe. lOve lyn cia Ellion. all of Middl~porl: Henry . growth on record. Bahr and Paula Wood. Long Botlom: Two rate cuts have not come in Sohn said. "There may ·be ~llme Morrow, Dustin Miller. Chris Rdt· Jackie Hildebrand, Debra D. Mora. Mugrage. Charles Mugrage. Jamie William C. Cook and Jackie Well. Jones and Sharon Hall, all of Racine : such quick successiotf si n~ e Decem- skeleton in the closet we haven't mire. Lucinda Stobart. Charloue Thomas B. Hart, Patricia J. Barton, Ci ndi Stewi.!rl, Vanessa A. Cornphm Shade: Marta Blackwood ;llld · 1 Paul Marr. Niese! Gerard, Harold :ber 1991 , when the'ce nlralbank was heard abou I. " : Erl ewine and Mike Manley. Cremeans, Jennifer A. Gat'l!y.•Di nah tlabrielle Blackwood, Rutland: CharHowever. the Initial m:11ke1 banling to lift the ero nomy out of Donors recognized for multiple Norton. Billy Spencer, Miiry Spencer. response was positive. The Dow. gallon donations were Tamara Nel· Robert Taggart, William Radford, Stewart, Donna H aw l ~y. Norma lone Erlowine. 'Dexter: Brian John· recession. . Wilcox. · Tamar~ Nt:hon. Donna son, Mason. W.V:.1., and Ron Harris.· "They wanl to do what they can Jones average, up II 0 points before son.two gallons, Deborah L. Grueser Ivan Pow~ll . Gloria Kloes; Anna Davidson, Shaunda Test, Ellis Myers, New Haven. W.Va. to arrest a snowballlhal seems to be the announcement. soared an addi· and Donna M. H:twley, four gallons. Shrimplin. Janel Pcavfey, Kath·y The next scheduled visit for the Williamson. Dan E. Follrod. John Lin~a Haley and Joe Davis. all of gai ning momentum," said econo· tiona! 221 points in 45 minutes to Carolyn Charles, 2fi ga ll ons. bloodmobile al the cent~r is DecemRut lund . mist Sung ,Won Sohn of Norwest 8.2\l9. its highest Close since the colHelen Bodimel. Belly Spencer, Musser, William Booth. Sheila Tay · her 16 from I to 6 p.m. Lamar Lyons. Tuppers Plains: . , . . lapse the Russian ruble sen t s1ock June Ashley, lane Brown. Jim lor, Marvin Taylor. Deborah Grueser. Corp. .· The Fed also cull he discount rule · priCes reeling in Iale Au.uust. Grueser. Sarah Niegler. Alice Victoria Cu ndiiT. Maureen Hennessy. it charges on its own loans 10 b~mks ·~ " ., Bloodmobile collects 59 units of blood dur~ng Meigs ·vis'it Now Only S 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT $41,453° II All OHer VB , a~to., cass., locking dill. ~.' Single Copy- 35 Cents Lee 19,719 191 176 Now0nty 5 Now 0nl3' 1997 GMC Sonoma 4x4 PU 1998 Chevy Ext. 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By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON President Ciinlon announced the White Hou.<e re~chtd a deal with Congress today on a $500 billion budget J"otekagefol. lowing compromises on the major issues of education and agriculture. Clinton ihtenilpttd a Whitt House conference on school violence 10 say, " I got a call that we ju'\1 concluded Lt. ~v. ttOIIIIIer our agreement on the budget. " The audience in the East Room applaud· ed. House Speaker Newt Gingrich. R· Ga .•:said he expected a vote on the final compromise late tonight or Fri· day. The incumbent Strickland. a Acceptance of the agreement by Democrat from Lucasville. is a psy- the Hoose and Senate would allow chologist who received a bachelor's Congress to adjo~m for the Nov. 3 degree in his1ory from Asbury Col- elections. " ··· · lege, a Maste r of Divinity from Ju st hours earlier. Democrats, Asbury Theological Seminary, and a largely on the sidelines in the talks. Ph.D. in counseling psychology from had said they wouldn't accept the the U.niversi(y of Kentucky. He is a package without careful scrutiny. former Methodist minister. children's "You cannot short -circuit and home administrator, counseling psy· push all 535 people out of the rooni chologi st and congressman. ' The debate is co-sponsored by the Meigs County Council on Aging. and the Meigs County Chamber of Com· merce. The ·public is welcome to attend. ~ 5 1999 Olds 88 Sedan Now Now Only MSRP $35;189.00 Now Now MSRP $22,933.00 MSRP $27,959.00 Now MSRP $20,450.00 59 · Leather, V6, 4X4, towing, sunroof.· 3800 V6, auto .. air, leather. Lo•adedtJ vs. cass. & CD. leather. 1 Leather, spoiler. auto., air, sunroof. 1999 Buick LeSabre 53 5 Leather, GLS, dual air, all power. Nowo'nty 1998 Olds Cutlass G(S Auto., air, Now Only ' 1999 Olds Bravado · 1999 Olds Cutlass GLS 5 Auto .. VB, 2 WD, towing , locking diff. 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo Z·34 $17,499 MSRP $20,450.00 Bright red .. MSRP $14,691.00 MSRP $28,370.00 Auto.. air, V6, cass. & CD. leather. ca~s. 1998 Olds Silhouette Van MSRP $19,105.00 Now 2 Door, auto .. air. ' Gingrich hopes for quick vote on budget approval Strickland-Hoi Iister· debate set for Monday FREE POP • FREE ·HOT SPORTY FUN ,.RUCKS • ftiiCD • 1999 Oldsvlntrigue GX Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49. Number 118 ' v •LOW PRICES •AFFORDABLE FINANCING •GREAT SELECTION Hometown Newspaper ,, THE~·.BASE EIStiAII Lions upset Packers Page4 • Cong. Strickland ' Beat of the Bend column, Page 12 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Series begins Saturday, Page 5 Today: Sunny High: 70; Low:45 Paid for by candidate, 34645 cr- Rd., Pomeroy, OhiO 45nif:· WE'VE·GOT ALL Sports ' THANK YOU . . House ·incumbents are favored inenew poll October 16, 1998 • ' ·' ' • ·Social Security gives lowest cost-of-living raise in 12 years For a couple. the $741 ma•imum goes to $75 I. · The increases will begin showing up in checks received in January,. " Inflatio n remains under con· trol," Apfel said in . a statement "Low intl,ation is good for America, li Ving raise in a dozerl years. particularly for many Social SecuriThe 1999 increase is ~o small · mainly because a healthy u.s. econ· ty beneficiaries li vi ng on fixed omy has kept intlation firm ly in incomes." , Monthly checks from the governcheck. ment's biggest benefit program are Social Security Commissioner adjusted annually to keep rising Kenneth S. Apfel said today the cost· of- liv ing adjustment. or COLA. prices from e'roding recipients'.buy· · means 1he avemge 1110nthly check for ing power. Since 1975. the adj ustment has retirees will rise.by $10 lo $780 from been automatic. requiring no vole by $770. The ma•imum monthly payment Congress. ll is calculated based on for .. 6.6 million low-income individ- changes in the Consumer Price Index uals receiving Supplemental Securi- .from the third quarter of one year to .ly Income. ki~<>wn as SSI. also will the corresponding quarter of the rise 1.3 percent. That wi ll boost 11\t, next. · Because of low inflation. the yenr· muximum SSI check by $6 lo $500. · By ALICE ANN LOVE Associated Press Writer . WASHINGTON· The 44 million Americans gelling Social Sec~rity chec ks will see them grow by just 1.3 -percent next year, the lowest cost-of· . ' . ' ly benefit boosts have been below 3 cost·of· li ving raises bring. .. For most of our seni ors. their percent since 1994. Next year's only source of income is a Social increase matches a record low of 1.3 Security check which often leave< percent set in 1987- noi counting them just .above or even below the six months in 1983 when the update level of poveriy;" said Mark Anderwas skipped 10 help Social Security sen. aSsistant director for outreac h at oul of a cash crunch. In contra.". double-digit inflation tmmaus Services for tht Agi ng in the in the late 1970s drove the cost-of- nation's ctipi tal. Older peoples' special Circum· living increase up to a record 14.3 stuncc:s .can also mean inflation hits ' percent in 1980. . .them harder than younger Americans, For 147 million working Ameri· cans the maximum annual earnings advocates say. While overall intlation has been subjecllo Social Sec urity taxes next low thi s year. the price of prescription year will also rise , io $72.600 from drugs has been 'growing by double $68.400, thoug h ihe tax rate remai ns uigits. Medicare does not cover pre6.2 percenJ. That means a maximum Social Security tax of $4.501 f<Jr scriptions. " Pre<criptions can he through the workers. s figure matched by roof and I know seniors who have employers. had to pay $50 or more for a single Many seni()r citizens depend bonle of pills," saiu Andersen . heavily on the few extra dollars a "That 's where a few dollars can month that Social Serurily's aimua l make the big ditl'erenre." Some urgue the government's meusurement of inflation is skewed, making even the comparatively low Social Security cost-of-living upda1es see n in rece nl years too generous. A. panel of prominent economists reported 10 Congress in December . 1996 that the Consumer Price Index could be overstating inllation by more than a percentage point, costing Social Security and other government programs unnecessary bil lions. 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