https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/282db4279f2c6d28beb3245d521dc012.pdf db29674ee4283e8ffa4ddc1457d986b3 PDF Text Text • Page 16 • The Daily Sentinel • Thursday,Ckrtober22,1~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Microsoft cites Netscape e-mail as defense against antitrust charges • Friday October 23, 1998 Weather Sports Sermqnette, Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 5 Volleyball preview, Page 4 Today: Sunny High: 60; Low:30 Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60; Low:40 Arizona State triumphs Page4 WASHINGTON C AP ~ Microsoft Corp. executives are using an e-mail by . the chainnan of an archrival company to defend itself agai nst cl aims it violated antitrust laws. T!]e 1994 message was sent Dec. 29 ar 3:01 a.m. by lame Clark, cofounder and board chairman of Nel~ape Cbmmunications Corp.\ Its signifi cance is tied to a meeting the following June in which the governDISTRICT WINNERS- A trophy for their school and individual ment cl aims Microsoft illegally cash awards were presented to the Southern FFA winning team offered to di vide the marker for In the agriculture district land judging contest at Tuesday night's Internet ''browser" ' Software with ~SWCD banq_uel . The winners were left to right, Amy Wilson, NeiSfapc. ftrst; Kacy Ervtn, thord, and Matt Wilson, fourth. Second place win- . 1 During the third day of a landmark ner was Brady Bowling, not pictured. 1998 .PARK AVENUE . . ' 824 used the \l'essage to suggest the computer software giant's approach 1998 PONTIAC TRANSPORT 4 DR. agree on n deal for Microsoft to adopt Netscape 's browser: ·· workin g together could be in your sel f- interest as well as ours," he II 1988 BONNEVILLE· Very low miles. 4 In Stock. Power seal, cassette, aluminum wheels, -well equipped. Exlrl~J_clean cars! ' 818 ' . ' Josh of Southern FFA, left to were scoring on the In the judging contest. They were presented e trophy for their school and cash awards at last night's MSWCD banquet. The second place winner, Courtney Haines, was not present for the Tuesday night's banquet held at Meigs High School. "Netscape was burning· through money and not making much cash," Barksdale recalled, "and I think Mr. ' Clark was looking \o get Microsofi to y 1997 GRAND AM·4 DR. Power seat, cassette, power windows. Balance · of new car warranty.. WAS$16,900 make an investment."· ln. written testimony he submhted earlier to U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, Barksdale said Clark described the e•mailro him as Barksdale was to return today for a third day of testimony in a trial that is inching along. Jackson. who is hearing the case without a jury, urged Microsoft attorneys dUring a private earned $45 million from the soft\vare in 1995. Since then , Netscape 's market share has fallen to roughly 50 percent". under stiff competition rrom M il:ru s'o l't's own browser. HAY SHOW AWARDS • Plaques for placing first In their respec· tlve categories of exhibit at the Meigs County Fair hay show were presented at the MSWCD banquet Tuesday night at Meigs High School. Recipients were from the left, Howard Ervin Roy Holler and David King. ' ' Poll: GOP candidates keep edge despite souring opinion of Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican congressional candidates had a slight lead among 1\kely voters in June, says the Pew polling organization, which measured public opinion again after four months of noise about President Clinton's !roubles, Monica Lewinsky and impeachment. Repl(blicans still have that slight ·lead. says the poll released Wednesday. The GOP advantage- 48 percent to 43 percent - can be lraced.to the party's support among Americans who are most likely to vole, accord;ng to the survey by' the Pew Research Center. In the larger pool of all registered voters. support for Republicans and Democrats is about even, the poll indicated. ."There is little indication that this is a race about 'Bill Clinton and his 'J>roblem,s," said .Andrew Kohut. polling director of the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Microsofl argues that' its immensely successful .business stm,egy .has . "it's like most congresSional racfs: been legal -: to build browser tech- ll 's about local issues and the candinology directly into its Windows date:s' character and experience." products.' The government contends Mkrosuft" s behavior violated federal anritnJ'\t laws, in part because l'n congressional elections when there is no presidential race. the oppllSition party often makes gains. House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Mi crosoft bundled its brows<r with- Wednesday forecast Republican in WindOws to hurt Netscape. ' ' gain .s of anywhere from I0 to 40 In addition to its antitrust trial . House seals on Election Day. The Microsoft also faces a separate law. House ~ urrently has 228 Republis~ i t hy Sun M1crosystems of Palo cans, Alto, Cali f. On Wednesday, a feder- dent. 206 Democrats and I inilepenal court in San Jose un -;ealed more " If everything breaks against us, than 100 pi1ges of internal Microsoft my guess is we ' ll be at about pluse- mail. ' 10," Gingrich told reporters. "If ~e~gs everything breaks for us, we'll be much clt"Jser to plus-40." , - - -·; ..._..;._.,..______, 1997 SUNFIRE 4 DR. Loaded, power windows, power mirrors, cruise, till. Remote Keyless Entry 1996 RIVIERA Light Teal metallic, 3800 super charged V· 6, Astro roof, CD and cassette. Luxury! HALLOWEEN NAPA BUILDING BLAZE- Becaua81he century-old building's roof had been damaged In the June 2 hall storm, flames shot through to ~ the top and the fire's glow was 'tlalble from the Spring,Valley area. The GVFDI"pokesman said PREIIMTID BY LIBRARY ItiDI YOUTH October 24. 1998 I 1:00am to 2:00pm ''If{'" 1997 FORD CROWN· I VICTORIA LS Only 2500 miles. NOT a mlaprlntl Power seat, leather interior. Local trade. Structure vacant several -months Local owner, aluminum wheels, V-6, power windows. Sharp! F~re 7,495 8 ~ea l ch Recov~ry S.ervices and a vi5it from Hoo la t he Hi pp o The wi"1ner of the my%ery writi~ g 'con te 9t wi ll be . anri oL,J nced at ::OOpr1 d u r ing t he c;Jr"'~ival. Come j oin in the re,1di,.,q. f un ,Jn 'd :Jctivit 1995 BUICK CENTURY 1991 GRAND PRIX 2 DR. White wfth blue simulated convertible roof, beautiful car. Only 29,000 miles, power seat, windows; etc. Gold accent pkg. Power seal. aluminum wheels, whiie with red cloth interior. r:!:?. guts old Tabit building in Gallipolis; cause is unknown Fire of undeterf~ined origin gutted the old NAPA Auto ~arts building in Gallipolis late "(hursday, sending tlames shooting our of the structure's ·_. previously-damaged roof before fire, fighteiS from several area departments brought the blaze under con· trol. The last set of firefighters left the scene at 162 Third Ave. around 5 a.m. today. while city officials were expected to determine the three-story bri ck slructure's stability after the blaze destroyed the tloors. Cause of the fire remained unknown today, and a spokesman for ·the Gallipnlis Volunteer Fire Department said the GVFD would investi. gate a prohabl e cause with the assis·tancc of the state fire marshal 's oflice . The department did not offer .a source of origination for the blaze until the investigo1tion is completed. • The GVFD was notilied on the 1992 MAZDA 929 Top of the line luxury car. Power sunroof, leather interior, Loaded! Local 1-owner. 0~~ . ~7 ilie ilrewaa brought under control within 30 minutes, with the GVFD pouring In water overhead and ladder trucks from Point Pleasant and . Middleport assisting.· Photo by Chuck Baker 1993 LUMINA EUROSPORT Gameo;,:,, .W:::efre5hmen t e-. Da re (fin gerpri nting). ' County will be ptoviding grant funding to qualified h~meowne~s w1th.m the Tuppers Plains .. Sewer service area for the sewer hook-up and seph_c tank abandonment required by the District. This funding is prov1ded through a CDBG CHIP and Formula Allocation grant. · · The work will be bid out to those qualified/experienced contractors that are bonded, carry Workmens Compensation; if applicable, and liability insurance. The work will be bid in groups' of five _(5) hook-ups/tank aba.ndonm_ent. Contractors must warr.11nt the work for a one (1) year penod agamst defects. Contractors will be paid by the County grant when work is completed and approved by the Sewer District and the Meigs Health Department. · . · I The Meigs Grant office is requesting any quaiified ,contractor who wishes to receive notice of the request for bids on these projects to contact Jean Trussess, grants _Office, at ?,i0-992-7908. campaigning. message that would stop negative "I s anyone else tired nf this? I'm reall y tired of this," Mrs. Feitler said , draw·ing of!e of the loude~ t cheers of night lrom the crowd of ahout 300 at the University of Toledo. ' Taft • and Fisher spent month' arguing whether they should alloi;V the other two candidat~s· in the debate. Fisher wanted tel face Taft one-ori-one. Taft said he wouldn't debate unless a lithe candidates were included. They are running to replace Gov. George Voinovich, a Republican try ing to take over for retiring U.S. Senator John Glenn, D-Ohio. A second debate is scheduled for Wednesday in Continued on page 3 · Be sure to set your clocks and watches back one hour at2 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 25 . · 8 Township performed similar service defeat an effon to ban mouming dove hunting in Ohio, according to documents flied with the secretary of state. for the GVFD in case of an emergency. · Streets surrounding the .~cene were blocked off during the lire . The city kept the 100 block of Third Avenue. and Grape Street between Third and Fourth Avenue, dosed today until the Continued on page 3 "Farmers. hunters, anglers. mem: bers of the medical comm.unity, veterinarians, wildlife professionals and many others have been organizing for the defeat of Issue· I and the animal rights movement behind ;·r," Roben Teater, chairman of the Ohioans for Wildlife Conservation commhtee, came from.Columbus-based Wildlife Legislative Fund of America. which gave $39.000 in cash and paid campaign consultants another $J0.6Jg . The National Wild Turkey Federation an_d its Ohio affiliate contrihutcd million over the past two years lo The top contribution thi s year Gieport assisting. Because the century-old building's roofhad been damaged in the June -2 hai I storm, tlames shot through to the top and the fire 's glow was visible from the Spring Valley area. "The rest of the tirpe wus taken up putting out the hot spots and overhauling Ihe fire," th e spokesman ' said. •·The tlooiS are gone. You can look inside and see straight out of what's left of the roof." · The spokesman noted that while Rio Grande and Gallipolis fought the blaze. the Centerville VFD covered · 4· a.m. Sunday. Forget and you will be an hour early li>r church. work ' or whatever on Sunday. Exempt from the change are reside:nts of Arizona. Hawaii. th~ part of Indiana in the Eastern time zone. Puerto Rico, the ·virgin lslands .and A'merican Samou. Those ureus do not are on standard reckOning. I . ' were hired as baskethall coacht:s. pending certification. · Renee Carson was appro\led as a substitute secretary, and James Spangler and Lois Wilsoll as substitute custodians. , Larry Haley was fipproved as a teacher for hom~ instruction for an SBH student. Gwen Hall wa.' approved as u volunteer parent. The board also: ·- Approved the cost of connecting the Administrative Building in TuppeiS Plains to the Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District: •• Hired Industrial Appraisal Company to appraise and tag all property inventory for both the high school and Eastern Elementary Schools: -- Approved the purchase nf preleased Cn!l\pUteiS ·from XL Connect · at $495 each: ··Approved the purchase of magazine subscriptions for the high school library. $30 · A)," · ·~e Ballot Issues Coali rep1.:senting hunting and tishing groups from :.1round the couil- lioa, .- try - gave $1 5,!XXl. The•Ohio Faron Bureau Fedemtion, the League of Ohio Sportsmen und the International Bowhunting Organization 11f the USA, which is based in Vertnilion. Ohio,each chipped in $1 O,!KXI. The pro-hunting campaign has used the monc)' to run un extensive television campaign intended to brand the backers of Issue I as ani mal rights extremists . Save the Doves, which collected rht signatures to pla<·e the issue on the ballot, reported contributions totaling $521 .680. The Humane Society of the United States and The Fund for Animals each gave about$ I30,000. Columbus resid~nt -Ritchie Laymon cnnlribu~ed $g8,000 - induding $70,000 to pay Continued on page 3 Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel I Section · I0 l'u~cs 5 Calrndar Cl:.tssificds Comics WASHINGTON (AP) -, Folks . who have been Jeeling tired since last spring tinally get back thut lost hour of .sleep this weekend . II is time to set the clocks back to standard time. Set the ~lm.: ks back one hour 011 • Saturday: The change becomes offi..::i~l~l2 • . . COLUMBUS ( AP) - State and national hunting and fishing groups joined with more than 325,000 indi· vidual contributors to collect $:1,.4 said at a news conference Thursday. The group collected $681.834 in cont_ri.butions between June 6 and Ocr. 14, according to the campaign finance repons . Anot~er $1 . I million was generated from the sales of sweepstakes tickets,, The rest of the money was collected lust year, said Rick Story. c~,mpaign manager. Rio Grande's territory and Guyan Michael Barnette and Bill Shepherd Ohio hunters collect $2.4 .million .to. defeat dove issue · Standard time returns Sunday F.a/1 back 995 , fire ar9:03 p.m .• and responded with fo4r I rucks and 30 volunteers: With· io ·minutes, mutual aid calls were made to Point Pleasant, W.Vu., Middleport, Vinton and Rio Grande. The GVFD spokesman said the fire was brought under Cllntrol within 30 minutes, with the GVFD pouring in water overhead and' ladder trucks from Point Pleasant anu Mid- observe 'daylight time. so they already ' auacks and asked voters to send a " will tell the truth." Taft, a Republican, insisted that C4RMIVAJ. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS . said. Ohio needs a governor who By 'BRIAN J. REED .remained in storage at the respective Sentinel News"Staff buildings since they were dosed last · The Eastern Lbcal School Dislricl spring. · ·· approved the sale of surplus items, They. were previously offered to including memorabilia, when they other school districts through stale .met in regular sessiorion Wednesday publications. evening. The board upproveu the payment Auctions will be held on Novem- of the following invoices to contracber 7 and November 14, r~spective · tors Qn the district's building pmly. at Tuppers Plains and Chester Ele- gram: Wesam Construction, mentary Schobls to sell surplus items $57,655.23; Pioneer l?lpe, $13.9g I: no longer needed due to the con- Vargo Cassidy Ingham and Gihbs. struction of Eastern Elementary $2,378 : Geneml Tempemture Con-School. The items will include. stu- · orol, $37,!!02; and Mandeville Crodenl desks and other furnishings, son, $44,025.87. l,._. mi:IDi~~~bJ·i~iannd other iJiims.,decnwl , "' :fbe OOar(f.dpjlM~ TJm -Dillon, unnecessary by the board. The prop- Mike Douglas, Robert Reodand Brierly has been or will be removed an Bowen as volunteer personnel for from the district's , three elementary the varsity football program, Mark schools and will be sold to the pub- GritTin for varsity basketball and Larlic at auction. ry Heines for varsity softball. all as The propeny has been deemed volunteers. ' unnecessary due to the purchase o( Joyce Hill was hired as freshman new desks, shelving, cabinets and aa:iS advisor and John R~duvian as other furnishings for the new ele- sophomore class advisor. mentary school. The items have Melissa Sisson,' Roy Johnson. 8 SP.ICIALAT 14,880! "a moment of weakness.' ' The trial's outcome could determine much about the future of the computer industry at a time when it is increasingly i'mportant 10 virtually all aspec ts of modern life. ' Netscape enjoyed almost 90 percent of the browser market . and - ' Eastern Local School- Board . plans sale _of surplus items t other rnjlrkds, such as Internet software . .I . ~· Fisher has been just a.< untruthful in his campaign ads. specilically one of: the negative tones dominating their that cJaimed Taft doesn ' t 'upport 'a race for governor. ' property tax cut. . "We've "both run ads that" have .But they didn't let up on the attacks during their first debate made mistak.S," Taft said . "The difThursday night. trading accusations ference is, I've taken responsibility. " about' television ads and tax plans. Caught in the middle of I he alle Fisher, a Democrat, spent .much of gations on stage were Reform Party the evening saying ihar Taft qn ' r be candidate John Mitchel and Zanna trusted, citing an Ohio Elec'tions Feitler, a member of the Natural Law Commission ruling that found a Taft Party. ~. , ad about his oppone11t was mislead- ~ AI . time~ they 'were a buller between Taft and Fisher, but by the ing. ."' In his opening statement, Fisher end they had. grown weary of the lawyers. meeting to move along more quickly, said one attorney who -asked not to be identified. ; Microsoft attorney Mark Murray defended the pace. . "Netscape has spem past three years lobbying the government to bring a lawsuit against Microsoft," he snid . ." Now. we _won't take any more time than necessary, b~t Microsoft deserves the opponunity to refute Netscape 's groundless allegations." The lawsuit by the Justice Depanment and 20 states claims Microsoft illegally used its influence as the maker of the dominant Windows operating system -the central nervous system crucial to most 'personal computers--'- to try to dominate Single Copy - 35 Cents Fisher, Taft don't let up attacks during debate 900 . couldn't said. Clark ended his e-mail by.offering " to quietly share some of my think·ing with you. No one in my organization kn~ws about this message." Netscape's chief eXecutive officer, James Borksdale, testified about the e-mail Wednesday in his second day of cross-examination by Microsoft Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 121 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) --,- Lee Fisher and Bob Taft say they are tired Clark , in hi s message, expre ssed com~anies . ' Hometown Newspaper 'M·i own inv itation. " You might take an equity position in Nel<eape. " Clark wrote. The message was sent during a period·when Netscape was the leader in browseiS, which let people see informat ion on the fntemel. ' regret the rwo 1998 BUICK LESABRE Leather interior, memory power seat, autom.atic Climate Co'ntrol. Choose from "3" Factory Program cars! Low Mfi••J ' federaJ court antitrust trial . Microsoft wa."' merely a resporlse to Ne.t scape's Meigs County's I FIRST--HA.ND LOOK- Sen. Shoemaker, left, and Rep. John Carey visited the Pomeroy Elementary School Thursday morn· ing to gel a first-hand look at the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development's Seniors Teaching and Reaching Students (STARS) program. At the school 11 volunteers spent 1 0-to 15 hours a week tutoring students In · kindergarten through fourth grade In subject areas relating to the fourth ·grade proficiency examination. Pictured with students from the left, Mike Ball, Meguml Swan, Felicia See, Cassandra Patterson, Candy Lambert and Alex Johnson, are two of the volunteers, Ethel Wolfe, standing, and Ellen Johnson seated front. The program Is funded through the state with volunteers receiving m!laage and a stipend. 6·7-~ 9 Editorial~ 2 Lor.\ I Sports .1 .t \Vcather .\ Lotteries ' Q!i!Q Pick .1: 6t>J : Pick .t : 'll70 Bu~·kq' l• S : ~ - tl - 11 · \ 1 ) -14 W.VA. o;oily .1: (}) ~ naily .t : 214.1 �• Commentary Pagtt2- Friday, October 23, 1998 Frldiy, October 23, fill Pomeroy •. Middleport, Ohio Ohio weather Death Notices Saturday, Oct. 24 The Daily Sentinel T.sta6{i.sfzd Ill 1948 I I 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publl•her • :CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager •' DIANE HILL ContrOller Helms not whistling for test-ban hearings Is GOP behin'd shake-ups at the NRA? IBy Jack Anderson •mage The and Jan Moller organJZauon has There may be more than meets los1 more than lhe eye 111 the recent personnel half-a-mdhon shurne all he Na11onal R1ne Associ· members 111 auon recent years, Tanya Metaska, the hard-line much of II due ch1cl lobbyJSI for lhe na110n 's most lo 11s hard-line powerful gun group, gol her come- stance on ISsues uppance earher 1h1s month when hkc lhe assauhshe was "bounced ups1a1rs " lo a weapons han As Molter & job as semor mdv1scr 1o the assoc1a- part of 11s lhc Anderson ' uon 's exccuuve v1cc pres1dcn1, makeover, Wayne LaPierre Her predecessor NRA named actor Charlton Heston as ch1cf lobbyiSt, James Ray Baker. as Us new pre>~dcnl and IS 1ry1ng ns 1s rakmg over her old dulles best lo prOJCCI a more moderate The offi<~al press release smd 1mage Melaska was changmg JObs m pan Bu11ha1 's only pan of the story Sources tell us lhal Melaska's so she wuld spe nd more lime w11h her grandchildren Bul sources told fate was sealed afler she personally us thai Mcraska d•dn 'l go volunlar- appro'l'ed a ma1llng to several hunily, had she nol accepted Ihe reas- dred thousand NRA members m >~gnmenl, she would 've likely bee~ Cahfornm anackmg Dan Lundgren , fJred Baker, descnbed by several the Slate anorney general who "the people as ~claska s arch nval Republican gubernalonal candidate wnhmlhc lobbymg shop IS VIewed m Ihe November elccuons In lhc as havmg lnendhcr rciauons w11h mmhng, Lundgren rcce1ved an "F" key conservuiJVcs on Capllol H1ll on )lUll 1ssucs Ncws s10ncs noted 1ha11hc shut The poor raung IS nol what surlle wa. part of lhe NRA s much- pnscd Repuhllcans Though Lund heralded efforts 10 change lis grc~ supports Ihe nghl 10 bear ByTOMRAUM Associated Press Writer WAS HI NGTON - All Sen Jesse Helms had 10 do, smd Secretary of Stale M.•Jdc1nc Alhnghl was whJSiic , She was unplonng lhe cunservauvc North Carolina lawmaker 10 hold hc.lnngs he lore hiS Scna1c Forc1gn Rela11ons Commlllce •Jn lhe 1996 Com prchcnsl\c rcsl Ban Treaty- and uffcnng herself as a wuncss " II the ch.u rm.m wants me 10 lcsuty, ali he has lo do IS lo say the word anJ I II he 1here - or JUSI whiSIIe," Albnghl sa1d wuh a chuckle lasJ June Ill l!ul dcspuc her counmg of the slrong-wdled ehamnan, Helms sa1d no such wo1d And he d1dn' 1 whoslle I he Sc na1c was lcav1ng for the year today Wllhoul even hoidmg a hearIll ~ on one of Prcs1dcnl Clmlon's lop fore1gn -pollcy pr1onucs for 1998 Our fmlure lo debate and raufy 1h1s ComprehenSive Test Ban Treaty dUJ111g 1h1s Congress has relinquiShed our hJSionc role as leader 111 the effort lo end Ihe leslmg of nuclear weapons ... ~a id Sen Bob Kerrey, D-Neb And, sl1t>n ol a pol meal realignmenlm ncxl month's elecuons, prospects Jnn 1 look so hot for nex.l year, enhcr. • Helms bloc ked the treaty lhc same, way he slopped the nomrnarion last yc.ir of W1lham S Weld lobe ambass~dor lo MeXJco by refusmg lo hold a smgle hcanng 1 Sen Joseph B1dcn of Delaware. the semor Democrat on the commlllee, .md Sen Arlen Specter, R-Pa., mlroduced a rrsoluuon des1gned 10 force act1on, hul found hllie support among colleagues for gomg up agamsl bolh Helms and Senale Ma,oruy Leader Trent Lou, R-MISs fhc global rrbry 10 ban ail nuclear tests has been s1gncd by the Unned Slates bul musl be ra11f1Cd by the Senate Of the live long-<leclared nuclear stale s, only Brnam and France have ra11tied lhe lrealy The Unlled Stales, RusSia and Chma have nol , lo lake cflccl, 11 must be raufied by all 44 counlnes w11h nuclear tech- By William A. Ruaher nolo~y An a•de io Republican Sen In hiS Si.llc of the Unron address, Clinton pressed for Senate rnt•ficaiJon Lauch Farrclolh of North Carolina lim year But Helms wrolc h1m !hal lhe lrealy was "very low on the com- pul hiS fool 1n 11 lhc other day mlllcc 's list of rnonl!cs. Answenng a ques11on from n ' I hose prospcc1s d1pped further when Ind1a and Pak1s1an sel otf a1om1c Greensboro aud1ence as to why explosiOns 111 May, opcnmg a dangerous South Asran arms race Loll pro- negat1ve campa1gn ads arc ncccsnounced Ihe lrcaly melevanl as a result, although lhe pnme mm1s1crs ol both sary. he allegedly '1nsulled the lnd1.1 and PaklSian have smcc smd 1he11 counlnes would s1gn the treaty by 1nlclllgencc of Amcncan voters Sc plcmber 1999 Accordmg to the AssocJaled !1 e.11y supporters comend those leSis prov1de even more reason for the Press, he cx.plamcd, "The ,tvcragc lreuty s raulicauon, because 11 would sel up a woridwrde monllonng system person walchmg lcleviSton. who Out Helms won't r..:ons1dcr brmg1ng ll up unhl the admrmstml10n submns does nol have your mtcllecl ''" Scnme approval changes 111 lhc 1972 An11-Balhsuc MISSile Treaty agreed docsn' t know what ts gotng on tn lo by Chnlon and RusSian PrcSidcnl Bons Ycilsm, Helms ' spokesman Mark lhe real world They arc silling llucsscn sa1d l ucsday !here walchmg Oprah and whal rhe h.lll IS Ill lhw courl " Thiessen said !hey SCC 011 lclCVISIOII lhf Y R~puhlu.:.ms domn new Senate .tppwval ts needed bc~.:ausc the ongmal' behove " ABM llc.ll) was made wnh lhe now -dcfunel Sov1c1 Umon Now, whatever the lacls of lhc As l,!f as we're concerned, the (1972) 1rca1y doesn'l eml," Thiessen nMitcr may be, that rcmttrk was ,,ud undeniably mal.1drO!I You ohv1 I he .u,lmml!\trallon ar£ues that Russ1a ts the legal successor to the Sov1et ously don '1 qucsl!on the vo1c1 s" Unton . .1nd th<~t the .H.hlllntstratton does not need to rcsuhmll the ABM, or lnlclllgcncc puhl~ely leas! ol .dl geo~ r.lph~e.ll mod•llcall<)lls. to the Sen.lle WJ!hm three weeks of Elcclion Mc.mwhde , lhc Russ~an par~l.tmcnl has rei used lo approve another trcaly Day The Democrats a1c WCCJHng sh•• ~ply rcducmg nuclear weapons - Stan II, wh1ch would cut US and oslenlallousiy lor · Ihe poor Rus)Jan long-range nuclear warhead arsenal s roughly m half The treaty was mahgned voters Sen Fa~rclolh con•ludcd m 1992 and ralilicd by lhc Scnalc 111 1996 , who IS m a light race lor rc -c lcc~ .my Republicans don I w.ml lo rauly the ComprehenSive Test Ban llon, promptly wok hiS, pcnncnl I rc~ ly whde Stan II Jem.uns hung up ln Ihe Dunia a1dc to lhc woodshed "md the ~key problem lor Ihe lest ban lrealy IS lh,llll has • no prommenl Repubhapless fellow hasn ' t been able 10 lll.IA support suggested John D Sicmbruner, a sen1or fellow for lorcrgn Sil down SlllCC puli~y s1ud1cs al lhe Brookmgs insi!IUilon The llup does, however. r.use a :There Is no prospect of gctlmg 11 through anytime soon," sa1d Stem- legllrmule qucsiJOII, and .. Since I bruAer 'II wdlt.1kc a new pohucal S!lua110n " am nol runmng for any1h1ng and Oy con1ras1, an .1lso conlruvcrs~al chcnucal weapons treaty opposed by don '1 plan 10 -- I am hold enough Hd[ns p.ISscd !he Sen.11c 111 1997 - hut only because 11 had Lou's cruc1al to try to answer It Just how smart s up~ort arc Amen can voters) Treaties require 67 voles or 1wo-1h1rds of the 100-member Senate. ~eanwhdc , Democrats keep complammg ·:It 1s nrcspohS!blc lor Ihe Senate to conlmuc 10 do nolhmg," sa1d Sen Jefi -Bmgaman , D-N M But lllllU) be a long tunc be lore they hear !hal whlSIIe. By George R. Plagenz anns, he's long fa1led 10 toe the NRA hne on issues like concealed handguns and assauh-weapons. Whal surpnsed the GOP was the ummg, JUSI weeks before an elecuon Thai didn 't sJI 100 well w11h House Speaker Newt Gmgncb, "RGa , who badly needs a Repubhcan governor m CahCorma lo prolecl h1s frag 11e House maJorlly 111 the nexl century As the largest stale m the umon , Callfom1a has S4 congresSJonal dJslncls, and 11 expects 10 ga1n several more after the 2000 census The next governor wrll oversee the redrawmg of Call forn1a's congress10nal map, and wnh a Democrauc-conlrolled leglslalurc will have the power 10 make life very d1fficuh for Republicans. Retell! polls have shown Lundg<en runmng e11hcr neck -and-neck or slightly behmd the Democratic cand1dale, Ll Gov Gray DaviS Ne11her man has generated much exenemcnl among voters. so 11's cruCJallhal bolh Sides gcllh<~r core vulers lo lhc polls Lundgren 's Iough sleddmg IS even more d1Sappoml111g lo Rcpub- THE OLD W£ST J llcano cons11lenng !hal the1r nornrnee for the Senate. Mall · Foog, rs po1sed 10 oust well-known Democratic 1ncdmben1 Sen Barbara Boxer A knowledgeable source tells us thai when Gmgnch heard aboul the anu-Lundgren mallmg, he angnly called LaPrerre de'!'andmg an explana11on The ma1hng was seen as an ac1 of treason by Republicans, whose support for lhe gun lobby has translated mlo millions of dolIars m campaign conmbuuoos over lhe years II was the fasl straw for Republicans, some of whom have long been fruslralcd wuh Mewka'o uneomprom1smg manner Melaska won few fnends, even among her Jdeolog•eal alhes, w11h her bullymg style NRA spokesman B1ll Powers would nol speculate on any conversauons between LaP1erre and mcmbers of Congress Bul he sa1d 11's " absolutely not true" lhal Melaska 's ouster as ch1ef iobbyJSI was orchcslraled by lhe GOP lemdersh1p. " Someumes people do JUSI move on ," he sa1d, refemng us lo the press release announcmg her departure LaP1erre was travelhng, Powers sa1d, and could nol be · reached for comment Gmgnch spokeswoman ChnsiJ• na Martm den1ed knowledge of lhe . conversalton, and sa1d lhe Speaker was also unavailable for comment Nevenheless, 11's just the latest example of House Republicans try· mg lo bully a specJalmleresl group. As lhe Capuol H1il newspaper Roll Call reported, House MaJonly Wh1pTom DeLay, R-Texas , recenlly lned 10 torpedo lhe appomlmenl of former DemocratiC Rep Dave McCurdy 10 head the Eieclronrc Induslnes Alliance, a maJor lrade group DeLay and other Republicans wanted re11r1ng Rep B11l Paxon, R-N.Y, to gel the JOb mslead. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller &f\' wrlten for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. How intelligent are American voters? or course, lhe Amencan ele(.;lorale encompasses lhe whole spectrum 1 from dumb-as-a-siJck to people who could cur E1 nstcm for bratnfil. Ruaher Bul whal IS thcrr average llllclh gcnce 1 Can a pohi1C1.111 Jool !hem' Or can lhey sec lhrouAh a pollliclan l1kc a plate glass win dow~ Or 1s the truth somewhere 10 between' Abraham Lmcgln 's c:stun,Ltc w., thai • You can lool all 1hc people some of the tunc, and some ol lhc people .111 the lime " Bul he IOuk pall of the sling uul of !Ius spectacularly low cslunalc by .1ddmg, "Bul you can'! lool all lhC people all lhc IIIIIC " ThiS h,IS always struck me as a rather slender consolation. stn~c all 1t guaranlccs IS lhal some of lhc people (by no means nccessanly a maJorlly ) won 'I be fooled every lime Plenty ol poiHJCI.tns. however. ha\c made 11 lo the Scnalc - and even 10 lhc While House -- by tooling ,, lot of the voters pari ol the t1me Another formulation (I 1h111k 11 w.IS Mencken's, but I may be wrong) advrses us to "Never undereshmale lhe rnleihgence or lhc Ame~1can people -- or overesllmale 1he1r mforma11on " Thai al least avmds deprecalmg 1he1r Jnleliigence, and excuses 1he1r occasionally odd behavmr by blam111g 11 on a lack of rnfor· mat1on However we choose lo sugarcoal 11, I he truth IS !hat large numbers of voters can be, and are, fooled 1n eleclmn after elecuon The Democrats, for example, arc fond of deman~1ng mcreascs 111 lhe m1mmum wage Most people, not unreasonably, see lhJS as proof lhal the Democrats care deeply uboul I he lowcs1-pa1d of ali workers .. a scnlnnenl ali the more adm~rablc because so many of these workers don't even vote, and hence don ' t help the Democrats al the polls • Nol one voter 111 20 realizes Ihal many un 10n contracts call for much hrgher wages -- wh1ch 'are, however, ra1scd proporhonalely every ttmc the mm1mum wage goes up A nse '" the mrn1mum wage, therefore, JS aclunliy a lal present lo millions of much beuer pa1d uniOn workers -- who arc, of course, Ihe Democrats' mosl powerful all1cs Smuluriy. Mr Chnlon's recepl demand to,..IOO,OOO more leach- ers sounds hkc an answer 10 parents' prayers for a beuer educaIJon for 1he1r children Whether whal ch1idren need IS nol more teachers bul beuer teachers IS a good ques110n lhal Mr. Chnton carefully drdn 'I raise How many voters, do you suppose, w1ll pause lo renee! lhal lhe real beneficJanes of Mr. Clmlon's compasSion are hiS alhes 111 lhe teachers' , unrons, whose membership rolls (and dues ,'and polillcai clout) Will be mcreased hugely by h1s · largess? And so 11 goes, ISSUe by ISSUe. Ask voters 1f they oppose race preferences m pubhc educa11on, and a husky maJorlly says Yes. TwiSt the questiOn (as Houston's polllic1ans d1d lasl year) 10 ask if they favor ehmrnaung somelhmg vaguely called • aff~rmatJve act1on for m1noriues,'' and a maJOnly voles No (ThiS stunt was so egreg10us that a courl rnvalidated lhe elechon, and Houston's voters Will gel another crack a11he rssue ,) In short, can volers. however smart, be fooled? All too often, as Lrncoln pmnled oul, lhe answer is yes · William A. Rusher is ~ Distinguished ~ellow or the Claremont Institute ror the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy. AccuWea~ forecast for da Wilma Smith Bibbee BDITOR'S NOTE- Tom Raum covers national and International afTalrs ror The ASSO<lHied Press. T!Jday in history By The Associated Press '"I '13Jday is Fnday Oct 2lil ..· 296rh day of 1998 There are 69 days left 111 the year~ 'Uxlay's Highlight m HIStory Qn Oci 2l 198\ 241 US M.mncs and smlon; m Lebanon wen: k11icd ma suiCldc;lruck hombmg al Bcn1JI lntenMIH>n.tl Anpon. a ncar-SJmuhancou.s allack un I rcnch forces kdlcd 58 IW.llmopcc; Cln lh!S dule In- 1864, for>:cs led hy Umon Gcn S.unucl R Cun1s dclcalcd Confcdcmle Gcn . St1riH1g Pm.:c ~ .mny m M1 ~o..;oun hi 191 5 25 O(X} womenm.1n:hcd m New York C.ly dcmandmg the nghtlo vole I~ 1944 the B.llllc ol Lcylc Gull hcgan In IY46 the UmtcJ N<~tlons General Asscmhly ~omcnt..'tl m New York for lhc l1rst ~IOlC, ,11 .m ,tudthmum 111 ~~u~h1ng Mc.td(tw Deadline for publication for. election.letters Oct. 27 If I couldn 'I have Molly Goldhe•g as '!'Y 11fXI-door neighbor. I would want 10 lake my trouble s to some grandmother type Wllh ''" old-fashioned kllchen Molly, one of the hqloycd characters from the days of old-11mc radro, used 10 throw open lhe wm dow 111 her nat 111 the Bronx .111d cull across the courtyard 'Yoohoo Mrs Bloom " Elbows on the w•ndowSIII, Ihe 1wo of them would hash over 1he1r !roubles - and lhc problems of the world und never hav e need ol our mod ern s1.1ndhys for unx.1cty. lik e Protal or St John 's Wnrt Others 111 Molly\ day would congre,g.ilc m so mchndy s kltl.: hl! n "There was nolhmg more r lt cl: t1v c thnn the old-trnH; ktl~hr.!n ~ounschng · says a 1.nu n ~clo 1 I krww ' My motht!'r had no tr.unmg 111 t:ounsclmg. hut ~the numhc1 ol The DailySentinel welcomes leiters "'RardinR the Nov. 3 general elec- trouhlcd .md anxmus souls who liun\ Howe\ler, in lhl! inlerest ur fairness, no el~tion letlers Will be 11ckkctl mto her kitchen to t.dk .HH.I accepted aRer 12 noon on Thesda), Oct 27. we nt ,,w,ty lccltng hcll l! r • ~ hid1viduals should address issues and not personalities. lc gwn ' L):tlers purely endorsing candidates will not be used. , A knchen, p.lrllcularly lhc h1g tellers must be 300 words and lyped. All I<ttirs are subject lo edit- oJd . f.Lshto ncd ktnd I~ ol n:.ISStlrll\g '"~ and must be signed wrth name, address and telephone number. Tele· JJI .Tcc · s,Jys .mo ther prolcsston.1l i>hnoe numbers wrll nol be published. No unsigned letlers will be pub- ~..:oun sclor as he :-i ll s '" h1 s !1Ith h<hl<d. Ldlers should be in Rood taste. llllor downtown o llll c 'A w.utlllg room .uu.l .m <'IfiLL: like tlu s one .uc dnw.:,tl ~uuJ co ld Plaganz smaller or even d1sappearrng Less and less do women 111 lhe Unned Stales cook on an everyday basts Wnh the modern young couple, whoever comes home f1rs1 JUSI puts whatever IS ava1iable 111 the mtcrowave." K11chen counseling and Molly Goldberg may belong lo ll' by gone day But melaphoncully speakmg, we ali do more kllchcn counseling tlldn we arc aware of. and It 1s lntportanllo know whallo say (and nol lo s.1y) 10 those who unload If Agnes had really wanted to Mlp, she would have said, uwhy don't you come over for dinner tomorrow night, Elsie? I ;ve just bought a roast. Bob and I would love to see you. We won't take no for an who lll'C(kd help. ,\s I do ' Jc .,.us would h.Lv~ t.Lkcn hun by tile lll lll .md togclh\.'1 they would hcl\e sll nll cd by the SI.',Jshmc ut 1.1lkcd on lhc hillSide II would h.IVc hcen sumcthmg warm ,md hum.m Ku~hcns ate w.1rm .md hunMn 01 lhcy were J\ Btllt ~ h loud WI It er s.tys ln MllllC tUIC Allll'IILU kllchllns .uc !_!1.'ll1ng th~u 11 ouhlcs un u ur Shall we !PVC ten shoulder c\dVIt.:C or JUSI Its- ~ L1Sicnlng sy mp.llhellcully may he the best mclhm.l lot most ol us Om .Hivu.:c to o thers l.!i oltcn hascd on wh,u we ourselves would do 1n s11ntl.1r sttu,ttlon II ~.:ould he all wtong lm sotnchody else lhtcc othc1 hints lor todcay 's .1 \ \ kitchen counselors --Offer your hand When someone feels gnef, pam or fear, the warm touch of another person can be more re~ssunng lhan cheerful words -- Avo1d plaliludes like "Don'l, worry" or "Try 10 look al the bnghl Side." --Don't be like "Agnes." When "ElSie" fell low and called Agnes, Agnes IISiencd and sa1d, ''I'm sure 11 w•li ali work oul, dear I'd like to talk lo you longer, but Bob " takmg me out lo dmner lontghl. and lhcn we arc gomg 10 lhc theater. Cali me agam, honey Prom1sc?'' 'WIIh lhal she hung up If A@nes had really wanted 10 help. she would huve sa.Jd. 'Why don I ru u come over for dmner tomorrow mght , ElSie' I've Just hough! ,, roast Boh and I would love tu sec you We won't (ukc no lor nn answer' 1 Molly would have scnl over so me cheese hhnlles or a h1g howl ol krepluch soup Ellher would h.tvc done more to heal ElSie s hlucs than Dear Ahhy s lrcqucnl cldVtt::C lo "seck JlfOics- SIOilal help George Plagenz is a syndicated writer ror Newspaper Enterpri~e Assodalion. -- ,' Youna_,__ ..::.!!" _ - ~- ''2'185' - I- Manofleld -- 411'/115' - --·I • INO I' ' I • J' ,.' Harriett' 'Betty' Evans· l' • W VA. a •~• ••~ Sl1oweiJ T""'"" Cli>idy Rain Fl.itriet Snow ice Today's weather ,f orecast By The Asaoclated Preas Southeastern Ohio Today Sunny w11h a m1 ider afternoon H1ghs near 60 Wesl wmd S 10 10 mph · · Tomghl . Clear. Lows m lhe lower JOs, Calm wmd. Saturday .~unny and warmer H' ghs 111 Ihe upper 60s Extended forecast ~rmer Saturday n•ghl Clear Lows near 40. Sunday Mostly clear H1ghs" 111 the lower 70s. Monday Moslly clear Lows nt the upper 40s and hrghs 111 the lower 70s Tuesday Panly cloudy Lows m the upper, 40s and h1ghs m the lower 70s air moving jnto Ohio By The Aasoclated PreiS There •s another chance for frost 10n1gh1 111 Oh1o, forecaster sa1d Temperatures are expected 10 climb up 10 the 60s th1s afternoon under sunny sk1es. bul d1p back mlo the 30s and 40s lomghl w1th a chance of frosl m low-iymg areas Skres w1ll be clear 11 should remam, sunny on Salurday w11h lempemtures agam rn the 60s • The record h1gh temperature for thiS dale at lhF Columbus weather sta uon 1!1- •93 •sel in 1947 and lhe record low JS 23 set 111 1969 · Sunset lomghl Will be at 6:41 Sunnse Saturday Will be at7 52. Across the nation Warm fronts strengthening over each coast early loday bnghlened skres ~nd temperatures, l"h* nun was sloggmg through the Southwest and Flonda A frosty mornmg along the Mis"'"PP'· Tennessee and Oh1o Valleys 1s ex pected lobe followed by a sunny and m1id aflemoon as a h1gh pres· ;ure system sw1rls over M1ssoun . A cold front bnngmg ram and chdly temperatures was approachmg lhe northern parts of New England, and scallered showers were forecast for Mame Another ramy day was likely over Flonda Gusty wmds, thunderstorms and showers were expected over lbe ' pcnmsula, fueled by ocean mmslure The h1gh pressure over the Easl Will also keep the m1ddle pan of the country dry, loo The Dakotas. Great Lakes and southern Plams were all foreca.•tlo he dry and unseasonably warm Tropical moisture movmg north over poruons of the Rock1es w11i touch off storms as a low front weakens and m1gra1es slowly mto western Montana Showers and thunderstorms were forecast m the Southwest, north mlo _ IW'BS qfldaho. The band of ram hung • O'(ef northern New Mex1co. Colonido and- Wyommg Water-logged Texas was expected 10 escape the ram A few of the storms could produce small hall and bnef gusly wmds Some high moun101n snow also may be possible throughout the region, although flumes were foreeasl lo be mainly confined 10 elevat1ons above 8,000 feel ' Further west, mosl of lhe Weslem coasl was expected 10 see partly 10 moslly sunny sk1es and dry w~alher lo end the work week Also.' Trop1cal Storm M11ch strengthened as 11 spun across lhe Canbbean early today, w11h forecaslers pred1c11ng the slow-movmg slorm would soon become a humcane. The hoi spol Thurnday tnlhe Lower 48 was Santee, Calif. with a h1gh remdmg of 91 degrees The coldest , places were McCall, Idaho, W Yel' iowstone, Monl. and Bulle, Monl Gallipolis livestock auction results Producers Livestock Markel n pon from Gallipolis for sales con- ducted on Wednesday, October 21 The 'Daily Sentine1 t (USPS 21J.960) Community NtwJP41per lloldlnp1 Inc. Pubhshed J:Ytry afternoon, Monday thiOUilh Fnday Ill Ccurt St , Pomc1oy Oh1u, by the Ohin Valier Publl!lhktg Company Second clus t'ostngc JMUd at Pumemy, Oh1o M~mb.r: ~ AII~\X:iJl~;d Presa and the Ohio N~;wsp<~p..:r A5S!Xialion l~toslmulrr: Send addna, correcti!Jnl to TilO Dm1y Scnttnel, Ill Court St Pomeroy, Oh10 Advice from the old-time kitchen counseling You can't bcal a good fncnd and the smell of ' colfcc brew1ng on the stove or an apple p1e bakrng 111 the oven rur hltmg your sp1r11s " He asks, you Can 11nag1n c Jesus sc tltng up .m .appomtmcnt for • " Back To The Farms Cow/Calf Pmrs $300-425, Bred Cows $250-$425; Baby Calves $20, Goals $20-73 Specml Ieeder call sale Mon· !fay,Nov. 2, 7 p.m Oeloher19th resul!s- Steers averaged $69 50 cw1 and heifers $50 For free on-farm V!Slls, please call 614-446-9696 . SIJBSCRII'fi0N RATES BJ Curiel' or Motor Roult One Week • •• .S2 00 One Month $8 70 One Ycu - • , •._. $104 00 StNG~E C<JPV PRICE [)ally , :35 Ccots SuhlswbcB not dc.\lnnc 1o pay the earner m1y rcmtlln advance dntct to 11;1aipally Scnllncl on a three stx or 12 month b4~s. Crcd.it will be gtvcn cmlcr ere~ Y,C:Cft No l\Ubsctlplltlf' by mall permiUed in ar~as where home CUfTIC s<:""ICC II C.'alfllblt Puhh~ lwr rcar.rvcs tile rl&ht to adJuSt u,tes durmg the subscrlptton pcrmd Subscnptlon rate rhange!l m~y be 1mplcmc:nted hv changlna tho llur lllnn or th~ subscnptah_n rr""'""'"""'=""7.;,""":"'""""""""""'ii StockS MAIJ,. SUUSCRIM ION tnsld.t Mtlgs Cllunly 527 30 !3 Wecb $53 R2 SI05S6 26 Wceb 52Wtck~ R•tn Out.'ildc/tttiMs ..:.-.nty' 1.3 Weeks ~' $29 2-3 26 Weeks • .. • 52 Wl.:ckl $56 68 I .$109 72 I Reader Services I .J Our main concern In all !itories Is to be P. Correction Polley m::cunh:. U you know or •n error In al stcJl'y, call the newsroom at (740) 2155 We will check your lnrormaUon Rnd m•ke • correcllon lr w•rnnted. 992·1 News Departments I he muln numbtr Is 992·2155. Depart· m~nt ~xtenslnns are. c.rne ral Manager.r. ............ ....... ... .E•t. IIOij '\t w\ Exl. I lOll (lJ' EKt. ! i06 I Oilier Services Ath ertlslng. Clrcuhulon Chuslfi~d Adl ......................... ,Exl. 1104 ..................... ~Exl. IIOJ Exl. IIIlO Feeder Callie 2CXl-l1Xl# Sl $68-74, Hf $57-$66, 300-400# Si $64-$78 Hf. $53-$67 500-650# Sl $60-67 HI $54-$65 650-800# Sl $57-$64, HI $54-$62 Well Muscled/Fleshed $32-$35, Medium/Average $28-$31, Thm/L1gh1 $22-$24, Bulls $33· $40 157!\9 Am Ele Power. ... . . ...... .... 49 Akzo .....................................40 AmrTech .............................. 51 Ashland 011 ......................... 48'• ATioT ................................ .64~. Bank One .......................... so~. 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Star Bank ....... ..... ......... ..70'.1 Wendy's............................ 22 :/• Wosrthington .............. 13 r. -·-·- W1fma Sm1th B•bbte. !14, Lanca,ler. formerly of Pomeroy. d1ed Wedne'day, Oct 21. 1998 after an extended 1llne" She was born 111 Pomeroy on Dec 13. 1913. daughter of the lale Anthony O'Bnen Smllh and L1lhan Duc:rr Sm11h Sho wa• formerly omployed by lhe LancaMer Cuy School DJ>Incl as a bus dnver for 26 years She IS surv1ved by a son. Carl A "Tony" B1bbee of Lanca.<ler, a Msler, Jean Se~denabel ol Pomeroy, a brother-m-law, Edward S.ch:IA!fer t'll Pomeroy, severalmeces and nephews She wa.• preceded m death by her husband, Harold A B1bbee. 111 I971; a brolher. Ph1llip Sm1\h· and live >J.rers. H1lda Whne. Mildred Da1n> Mary Schaefer, Suo Goegle111 and Clara M1lhoan Serv1ces w1ll be held a11he conven•ence of the fam1ly. Stock reports are the 10.30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. Harnell Elizabeth 'Belly" Evans, 75, Pomeroy, d1ed Thursday, Oct. i2. 1998. a1 her res1dence A housew1fe, she wa.' born Feb· 16, 192), 111 Pomeroy, daughter of lhe late Harry and Elizabeth Ralph Carman She was a member of the Enterprise Unned Methodist Church. She 1s surv1ved by her huSband of 57 years, Vernon J Evans, three daughlers and two sons-m-law. Janlle S Evans ol Pomeroy, Jayne and Wayne Graham of Leon, W Va, and Joyce and Ted Moranly of Lancaster, a son and daughler-m-law, Keuh and Donna Evans of Bloom•nglon. Ill , SIX grandchildreo and a brother. Ralph Carman of Haughton, La She was preceded m death by a Sisler, Helen Spahr. and a brother. W1lllam Carman Serv1ces w1ll be held Saturday, I p m al Ewmg Funeral Home m PomeroY, wuh the Rev Ke11h Rader oflicJaling Bunal Will follow 111 Rock Sprmgs Cemelery Fnends may call lomghl, 7-9 p m al Ihe funeral home Roy Lee White Roy Lee Wh11e. 61, Crown Clly, d1ed Wednesday. Oct 21. 1998 al h1s res1dence • Born Nov 26, 19)6, he was the son of the late Clyde and Ruby Whue. 1Sumvmg are four brothers, W,lham While of Scouown, Manon Wh1le and Truman Whue, both of Crown Cny, and Granville Wh11e of South P01m, three Sisters, Frances Chapman of Hununglon. W.Va . Edna While of Columbus, and Elmse Ph1llips ol Pomeroy, and several meces and nephews Serv1ces w1ll be I 0 a m Saturday mthe Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville, w11h lhe Rev Jerry Galloway oflic101mg Bunal Will be 111 lhe Crown Cny Cemetery Fnends may call a11he funeral home from 6-9 lon1gh1 Meigs EMS rsponds to several calls Thursday Unlls ol lhe Me1gs County Emer- ed, I 38 p m , Soulh Firsl Avenue. gency Med1cal Semce recorded several calls fo~ assiStance Thursday Wilham Aull, Veterans Memonal Hospllal, Umts respondmg included. 5 45 p m . Oliver Street, Manha CENTRAL DISPATCH 10 12 am. stale Route 7, Mid- Buckley, HMC, 8 58 p m . volunteer fire depandlepon John Church, treated al the menl and squad 10 Afnca Road, Oalscene, M1ddlepon squad asstsl~d. 7 58 p m , Arbaugh Add11ion, Tup- ha County, slruclurelbrush ~re, James pers Plums, Howard Rossell. Cam- Braun owner, no InJUnes reported , den-Clark Memonai Hospllai, Tup- RACINE 4 34 p m., Vme Street, John pers Plams squad asSisted Brauer, lre.•led al the scene MIDDLEPORT 10 32 am, Overbrook Nursmg SYRACUSE I 0 52 a m . Barn nger R1dge Road, Cenler. Tony Elkms. Holzer Medic~! Portland, Norman Evuns, VM H Center, Central DispatCh IJC!Uad ass18t- r/"sher.1 ,-j T.a#t I. I I • •' • Continued from page 1 ....:.=.::.=:...:.:..;;,:,::,::,:;~- Columbus, followed by another on Ocl 30 111 Cleveland The cand1dales were each g1ven 90 seconds for an opemng statement and even less lime (or each of 1he1r responses lo quesuons asked by three J<mrnahsls or sol1c•led by the deb.lle sponsors from lhe public Attunes 11 appeared there weren ' t any d1flerences between lhe cand1dates. especially Tall and FISher Both sa1d lhey would keep the stale's $1 billion surplus lo prolecl agamsl hard econom1c limes Muchel and Mrs Feuler both proposed spend1ng hall of Ihe money for • schools Taft and FISher sa1d they supported the death penally and lhal more money IS needed for educallon although both ruled nul u '·" mcrease - wllhout a vole of the people - as the way 10 do 11 Yet, both Tafl and FISher conlinuously returned 10 crnic1zing lhe olh· er Throughout the debate, Tatl referred to FISher's plan 10 cur prop· eny taxes by 15 pen:enl as a "nsky scheme " FISher re>ponded by telling Ihe a~d1ence lhallhey were smMier. lhan 1ha1 · li's a tax cut ' h's a lax cui It's a lax cui ll's a lax cut,· he sa1d Qu11e a (ew people m lhe crowd appeared 10 lire of the bickenng, groanmg each lime the cuod1da1es wenl alter the other Fred M1kus, a ~5-year-old Un1vcrslly ot Toledo, smd afterward Ihal fisher and Taft should ha~e lalked more abou11ssues and 1101 each mher "They lned lo be too personal, allackmg each other too much.' sa1d M•kas, a public admmtstrauon student The Daily Sentinel • Page 3. ....---Local briefs...,..._-__, Man found dead in burning car Alhen. firefighle" re,pondmg 10 lhe 'Cene nf a car lire on F0\'11 Run Road near Shade Thur.day around 3 35 p m d1"'overed a dead persbn m"Je lhe burn1ng vehlll< fnvesligaturs !rum Ihe A then' Counly Shentf, Office and lhc OhiO Stale Fire Marshall\ Office were called 11110 mve,11ga1e the fatal lire The Vllllm wa' pronounced de.W a11hc scene hy Athens Cuonly Col'\)ner Scull Jenkm'>On and '<niiO 1he Frankl10 Coumy Cnmner\ Oflicc fur aUIOP'Y and Jdenuficallon. accord1ng to ACSO mves11ga1or Dav1d Warren \ Th<' VIC lim s name '' be•ng w11hheld pendmg idcnutical!on v~a dental records, Ihe' report >laled Truck-train collision reported · · No IllJunes were reponed folio" mg a coll"1on between a semJIruck and lram around 9 15 a m, Thursday near Che,h Jre John Dav1d Church, 36. Kerr. dnvmg a 1994 Fre•ghtllner owned by Terry Napper Truck mg. wa.' pullmg aero" Jhe ra•lromd tracks on pnvale propeny when he laded 10 >ee 1hc oncommg 1ra111 ~ue lo lhe sun shmmg 1n hiS eyes. a<:cord1ng loa Me1g' County Shenlfs Oflice report ' Damage was reslncled 10 1he front of the truck wh1ch wa.• dnven from the scene. the repon •1a1ed Burglary suspects arrested Two Albany men wete arrested Thursday b) the Athens Counly Shenlfs Ollice followmg a repon ol burglane• 111 1he Albany area David Gulhne, 20. and Wesley Wd"'"· 19 were arreSied and charged wuh three cuunls of burglary each A lhrrd person IS be1ng sough1111 connecuon 10 the burg lanes. aceordmg to a ACSO report .. Meigs annou_ncements Office closed The legal diVISIOn ol lhe Me1gs County Clerk of Couns' office w1ll close on October 29 so lhal employ. ees may auend a computer mee1mg culling lhe Pomeroy Addll Bas1c and L11eracy Educauon (ABLE) Center, 992-6247, 9 a m to 2. JO p m Mon-' day lhrough Thursday. or 4 lo 8 p m Tuesday through Thursday The title dtvrston wtll remam open ' v A~xiliary to meet Drew Webster PoSI )9, Amencan Lcg10n AuXIliary Will meet Oct 27 al 2 p m al the hall GED test scheduled The nexl scheduled General Educauonal Development (G E D ) leslm Me1gs County wdi be g1ven on Oct 2g and 29 More mformauon about the lesl and fee wa1ver 1s avmlable by Trick or Treat HarrJSonv.lle and Pagev.lle's Tnck . or Treat Will be held on October 31 from 6 to 7 p no Costumes Will be JUdged al lhe firehouse 111 Harnsonv.lle alter Tnck or Treat Refreshments w1ll be served Tuppers Plams Will have lnck or lreal mghl Thursday, 610 7 p m The F1re D~ panment Will sound lhe men lo beg•n .md end Ihe observance Ohio hunters... continued rrom page 1 a proless1onal >~gnalure-galhenng company Peg Brody, also of Columbus, added aboul $50,()()() more Ms Laymon sa1d lhe large donalions from lhe na11onal groups don '1 prove the humers' conlenuon that "out-of-slate exrrermsts' are bankrollmg Ihe Save 1he Doves campaign "They represent people mlhe Slale who wanl the dov6 proleclcd.'' she explained. "The1r dues are com mg back lb Oh 10 " Ms Laymon sa1d her group Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday admiSSions -William L Aull. Middleport Thursday diScharges :.__ Sarah McCarty Holzer Medical Cenler Discharges Oet. 22•- Mrs Shannon Waller and daughter Mrs TimOihy Tucker .md son. Lucy P.lllon. Sieila Pellll. M.iry DaviS Births - Mr and Mrs Bruce Mayo, son. Vmlon. Mr and Mrs R1chard Mallox, daughter, Leon, WVa (Publi~hed with permission) Plann~d ' to begm amng Its own tele- vtston ads on Monday Issue I proponenls say the b~rds are harm leN>, help conlrol weeds by eaung seeds and are too small to be conSidered game birds Opponents say wildlife managemenl should be lelllo the professionals Qp JJ!ursday, 1 he (Toledo) Blade SJdeJl v. ilh Ihe pro-dove Side anJ urged Jl J~1e lor Issue I The newspaper sa1d the birds produce lillie edible meal and lhal shoo11ng them " nothmg more rh.m large! prac11ce m , , most cases .. The moummg dove rs a songbmJo , to be apprecmlcd Not a 1arge1 10 be shol " the newspaper sa1d Fire gutS...Continued from page I s1ab1hl) ol 1he huddmg could he de1erm1ned. Pol1ce Ch1ct Roger Brnndebc1ry s.ud Firelighters expected In rclurn lo lhe SJie today 111 case ol hoi spots. and a cny nwnlenance slalf was lu look at the replacement of a hydr.1 n1 a1 Fourth .md Gr.1pe ,,,,m.•ged when water pressure brought 11 ou1 ol lhe ground The build1ng" « >-uwn"ed by J.,y Hall Jr, 8710 Stale Route 7 North. CheshJre, and Harry Burnelle 15 Don St, Gali•polis Burneuc. who was on th~ s~.:enl! qunng lhl! lite. su1d the slructb're had been scheduled lor demohi!On Bud! around IHKO by Wilham A T.tbil, the budd1ng h.1d served •" a hole I. church and grocery swre unlll II became the headquarters ol Mo11>r P.uls Co m 1949 II l.uer bec.une a NAPA Aula Pans oullel. said Burneue. who worked al the slle lor 17 years II eonllnued us u NAPA store until 11 moved 10 a new locul•un m June 1997 The bu1idmg hnd been v.tcanl and stood unu sed alter th1s )Car's h,ul slorm on June 2 Dally At 2:611, 6:06, 7:20, 9:16 Dally AI 2:30, 8:41i Daly At Dally AI I:OO,li:10, 7:26, 9:40 l!!l Dally AI 3:011, 6:1 o. 7:36, 9:41i Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center 36579 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy, ~45769 Invites You To TRICK or TREAT Monday, October 26, 1998, 7:00 pm • 8:30 pm Ages 0·12 EVERYONE IS WELCOME Dally AI 4:40, 7:16 ,. �.- • • Sports By The Bend Senti.q~\ The Daily Friday, October 23, 1998 Eastern draws Oak Hill for D-IV volleyball sectional Saturd~y By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The Ea,tern Eagles volleyball an 18-2 overall mark La..,t }ear. Em. tern captured ft~l Jn the TVC with a 15-1 record I 21-4 l<!am I\ lfl a ntght paltern that COUld overall and wul\ DJ,tnct runner-up m end up m Cnlumbu' ' I 1997 Ea\lern lo>t two >emors . H.,.,ever 'olle}bJII.Ioke changes Michelle Caldwell who wa\ a fourtht! wmd ,.., "''' unpreJu.:table Sev- IR eral wwenng peaks would have to be cleared on the tfek n4)rth b\lem play' Oak H1ll. 5-15. tomorrou.. tor the DIVI'-IIOR IV sectional L"h.1mp 1on\ htp iJI 6 p m at Ak,J.nder f ..... tc:rn v.on 1!.., 'econd con~cu- . 11\e Tn-\lallc} Conference Hockmg Dt\l"oJOnCrountht ... }earat 16-1 Wtth and Tn-Valley Conference Player of been 1he pa~l two year:, you h;~ve to the Year). Stephame Evans. Juli Hay- work together not for yourself or try· man. Ang1 Wolfe and sophomore Juh 1ng to be the hero. We have a team Bade} JOJnmg them WJII be scmor that gets along wnh each other, and M1chelle Buckley. senior Angi Tay- always wants to be playing ball lor. Jurilur.., Leah Sanders. Alison somewhere We have ~ven seniors year leHerman aiid thre( year' all- Ro\e. ani! wphomore Knsten Cheva- on the ro"er thJS year. and n will be league. while Kim Mayle who was a lier hard to replace that much talent m 2 year letterman-and ai>O an all -leaAho r~tummg to the helm IS Tri· that group." guer a...~t year as. a sentor Valley Conference/Dbtnct 13 Coach 'The g1rls really worked hard this Ea.~tem return!'~ \ix letterman thrs of the Year Don Jack\On · year to be where they are now. whJCh year to a veteran , expen enced hneCoach Don Jackson said. "We had is ninth m the State in DJVJ sJOn IV. up Retumang are semor~ Je'isica a fun and an enJoyahle !'.eason. We They make my JOb a lot ea<~er. by Brannon /honorable , ment1on aii- had a IOC3'-0n.t hat every team dreams adaptmg to the thmgs allowmg us to TVC. Hon Ment1on DJStnct 131. about havmg. but you can't do 11 get the Job done I'm not takmg Oak V~lene Karr tall-league. all-dl\tnct. alone To be !<.UCcessful a' we have H1ll hghtly because they play a tough schedule and you JUSt never know what can happen " This is one of the most talented da<>es that Eastern ha.< ever had JJT l'llyer & ~ g•rls >ports Maybe. just maybe , thJS 14-Jess•ca Brnnno can carry them along '" the tourna- -. 10-Stephame ~v s-S ment The road to the b1g one will be 21-Juh Hayma -:S DS hard. as they always are. butthJs one 25-MJChelle B ckley- ,1 !>Cems a little harder thJS year If we 22-Val Karr-~ H work a.' a team not as ,.;ared md•- 23-AngJe Taylor-OH v1duals, or selfosh persons, the posSJ- 24-Ang• Wolfe-OH bilit1es are unlim1ted." 15-Ahson Rose-DS "Th1s ha.s a been a dream season 20-Leah Sanders- DS for sure, but I'm not ready to wake up 12-JuiJ BaJiey-OH 11-Knsten Chevaher-S/DS JUSt yet" on the court m ~.:onrcndmg for the l lJY~ Tn -V;.alle)' lonfcrenl:e champlon ... htp v.hH.·h wa\ ultimately won by 1-:<t..,tcrn Toma- Cq.tL h llow1e C.tldwell"s doc' tl.'\-71 wli l pia; Ross-Southc.t ... tc.: ln ( -l !611 ,11 3 p rn lor the Sec'""' '' I crown at Alexander H1 gh S~..ht.xll Ea""tern. lhc number one ' ' \ seed. wmmng the Tn- Valley Confer- en~ce Hockmg Ot\' t ~ l on Champi- onship for the second year m a row. stands at 18-2 and w•ll play Oak H1ll. 5-15 , for the Secuonal Crown at 6 pm Southern ha.., been dom1 nttte the pa'\t lhree year~o~. gl\nng outs lderli a call to expect a complete deannghou se on th1s the fourth year of the cycle Southern ha' gone 54-14 the pa ~t three seo.~sons, cqabhshmg Hsell a.' one ol the prem1er programs 1n the slltte under coach How1e Caldwell Addmg th1s ) ear the record stands at 69-2 1 and the Tornadoes are su ll prestige: Cynthia Caldwell. who counung. earned all- Tn- Valley Conference La~l year. Southern won the sec- honors, aii -D1stnct 13 honors. and IJOnal, the forst game of the DJ>tnct. aii-DJStnct 13 "Player of the Year" and was defeated by Adena Adena, honors m D1v1ston IV A Iso gone are ranked second and third '" the state Jenny Fnend and Jenmfer Yeauger. over the course of the sea.,on. w1ll run Returning to the m•x a< Letter 1nto etther SoJthem or Eastern at the wmners thts season are semors Kara D1stnct Kmg and K1m Sayre; Jumors K1m \V1th five retummg letter wmners, lhle and Stacy Lyons, and sophomore Southern was again geared toward Kat1e Cu"tmins. Caldwell altnbutes another wmnmg season m 199M an unproved eftortlrom this group as Three ke} players are graduated from most spent ume working hard m las! year, however, one of espec1al AAU and Spnng . volleyball work· Ann Landers Eastern roster l'w: 11'11 ,_, necessanly do as well a~ we can do '' The Sun Devils got the ball back wnh 39 seconds to play and moved Dear Ann Landers: 1ntn pos111011 for a 41-yard tietd goal attempt. but Stephen Baker. who made a 44-)arder earl1er. m1ssed It as time exp1red. Albrey Battle, who had two sacks m the last seven mmutes of regulalion, and Junior . loane pressured Todd Husak Jnlo lhrowmg three mcompkte pa.ses on Stanford's possession m overt1me. and Kevtn M1ller m1ssed a 42-yard foeld goal ' Kealy found MeDonald, h1s former teammate at a Phoemx. h1gh school, on Anzona State's forst play in overtime. "I knew Kealy would come my way. I ran [flY route nght, and the ball was nght there on the money. " McDonald sa1d. It was the lourth lbss '" a row and second heartbreaker for the Cardtnal ( 1-6, 0-4). who dropped a 30-23 decJ· SJOn to Oregon State on Oct 10 when Early Wednesday l\lixed League (as or Qct, 14) Team R.co~!l No 5 32- 16 Dairy Queen· B,,JZJer 28-20 Me1gs Co Goll Course 28-20 Mason Lanes Rat Pack 26-22 Rat Pack ( 625 J C.~rryoul ::!0-:!H Mc1gs lndu stlles 10-Jo Team hig~ series: l)my\ Carry out (1715) Team high game: Ma,nn L1ne' for I thought he m1ght be gay and was th1nlo.mg . . enuu"'ly of d1vorce Then, h1 s hones began to break. Frrsl 1l \\a":. h" knee then . Iu s \HISt, nex1. an ankle . frac.:lurc!4 came as a surpn sc bccau~c he ·d never hrokch ;~nythmg before Sure ennug h. a thorough ph ys1cal l'Xo.Hn re\'caled !hat hrs hody was not ·me pruduca ng enough tc~tos t cronc . McdH.:allo n ~n l ve d th e pwhlcn1 and he wa.' 100 percent OK oftcr th at Please pas!!! the word. Ann -- Tamp.1, Fla Dear Tampa: Con~ 1 dcr 11 pa.. . !!!cd And many thanh for the mpu t P S Cak1 um as vuu pr<?h>hly know. .1bo make ~ for strong hon es Both IIICfl \ ahd \\.omen mer 40 , hould Page 5 Friday, October 23, 1998 check w1th their doctors ahout taktng calcJum suppl ement> along wllh thcrr da1ly \'ltamm s I have ~n t ak~ mg calctum along wllh my vJtamJns for the last 25 years Dear Ann Landers: was rc~.:cnlly d1agn o~cd w1lh hrcast t·,mccr and had a lumpcctomy. whJCh Involved the rem oval' ol several I) mph node s I ca nn ot tell you the number of limes people h.tvc pulled o n my mm try mg to get my attenti on, h11 11 wh ile laugh111 g about som c lhmg , ruhhcd 11 when talkmg or patted 11 when offermg comfort There IS still !<.OlllC \Cn!<.lll \' 11 ) and "'orencss m my ann, an d I ca n' t M:cm to get away from thc~e well Meeting held h; Delores Frank Eduh Ros s ho,tcd a tn..:'CIIn g P• cs Jdc nt G lady> lh om,JS g~ 'c d JL:.tllrn g hom 1 he Upper Roo m lol lowed wJth a pl .lyc r hy Nancy Bu ckley Mmul cs wer e tca d hy the DJanc June -,. sccrc t.uy , followed by the trea> urcr's rcp01t Dues were cnl!cL tcd and 62 sH: k ca ll V l ~ lts were reported The pecan sales were d1 ~c ussed " They have arnvcd and members arc scl l1ng th em lor $5 50 .1 pound Upcom1ng commun11y and home The right 4cind of anger .' Two year-old Bcthnn f hounccd a hook nll the hoad o! hc1 nld c1 sro,;tet. Laur yn Her rnorhcr s t~w the h1t ol miM!hJCI .md urged the younger s1b- mg at both SJdes I th1nk there were a couple I could have made that would have helped the team out, and those are the ones that are eatmg at me nghl nnw, " SD/NT Big Ducks Men League (as or Oct. 6) High serie~: Chuck Burton (5H4 ). . First- N1ght Sqund Loren Cnlem.m(473J " Second- 9 & A1W1ggl e High game: Burton 1211 ). Bill Third- Ruhy's Bnke1y Carswell (179) Fourth- C1ty In suranc e \\ 1om en , Fifth - TM #2 High series: M,~ry Mu"er (479). Sixth - M.l'on 'I\ & Js High game - Ruhy & Chuck Pat C."'"" (474) High game: M.~rgaret Eynon (230) ( 197 ). Musser ( 179) Series- Anlla & B1lly (580) , J 1 • Scoreboard 10 Pmnl Plcas,mt .. Opcn1ng cc1cmon1e :-; wer e co ndu cted by Ghap l:lln Helen CLI'Imcr L01enc Goggm s. p•e sJdcnt. d1slrthutcd fnrms lo th e Vdrwus cl1a 1rmc n M1s Ross sc1ved 'a roaSt heel dtnnc1 to the member s who ~ nng " Amcrlc.t" bclore the clos1ng prayer hy th e chaplain and rematk s by the prc stdent ., By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer 10 catches lor 131 yards. ''I' m look- c~eck with an endocrinologist mcanmg but thought lev.; people Please tell 1hcsc ''c ii - ~WJ!'J.hcr~ to avoid h11t1ng or toudung someone who has undergone any type of surgery or who ha:-. ~ uffcrc d an mjury or tllnc!'.s Wh1l e I'm alii allio lei me thank those people who hold ope n door, for tho'e of us who have no VISible handtcap or tllnc s!'J. but arc m need of ahelpmghand - Mr" Bm Ch1cago Dear Chicago: Tho~e "we ll m ~nmg but th oughllc"' people" h.1Vc no way orknowtng your .., ho ul ~ dcr and arm arc !<.I:JhJtl\ 1! I 'uggcM that you keep ~yo ur arm m ·' ~l 1n11 untl I you have compl ete ly heal ed Dear Ann Landers: My Jaughlcr ~ f1r st tl1rthd .1y WJ\1 be comrng up ol the LcwJ s- Manlc y AuXJIJ,llY 263. Ame11can Lc gw n al her ltn g to apolug1zc Alter eons1deraole encouragement from Mom. Bethany stomped across the IJVJng room, arms st1lf and lmle fiSts doubled and stood m front of Lauryn, W1th scowlmg fa ce and l•ps pursed she angnly sau.l, " [ sawwy, Lawwen ·· Her mother and I lifted newspapers h1gh to h1dc our laughte• I'll never forget th.tt funny sce ne but most anger ts nm amusmg In facl. It can be.! destructive. But can ll ha ve a posrtrve s1de too 7 Yes The nght kmd of anger produced laws to prni,\'Cl children I rom abuse "Mother~ Agamst Drunk Dnvers·· was formed tO help Innocent people from bemg hurt Anger aga mst a wrong bem g done r ~ nmmal , nght and good In the ,Btblc. God 's anger Js mentioned more frequently than hJS love and tenderne ss Smce God ts completely good, Hi s d1vme wrath IS also good .•tnd a part ol HJS nature . God ':-; anger rs d1rected toward stn Je sus expencn t.:cd ange r wuh the rehgJOus lead,·IS for thCJr "s tubborn heart s" Mar,k 1 I-) (NIV) tells us , "He went mto the synagogue, and a man Wllh a shnveled hnnd was there. Some ol them were lookmg ror a f;'CaSOO IO aL:CUSC Jesus, SO they Wdtched hnn closely tO sec tl he would heal hun on the Sabbath He (Jesus) looked around at them 111 anger .md deeply distres sed at the1r siuhborn hct~rts, s.ud lO the man, 'Sirctch out your hand ' Th e man stretched out h1s hand a nd n was compl etely rc ~ torcd The rehg1ous lc.H.ler s ~.H.: cused ·Jesus of w9rkmg on the Sabbath Another 's comfort v.as not thctr concern Je sus met the need of the cttppled man He had the power to heal hun 'and He d1d James 4 1,7 t ca~.: h cs "Anyone , thcrl': who knows the good he out In do and doesn ' t do II l ilT S ' From ProvcJbs 29 II INIV) we lc a1n ' A too l g1,es lull vent to ht s arlgc1. hUt ,t w1sc man J)aily· Sentinel soon. and (w ou ld hke to ha\ e .1 ruu:: grcar pu.:ture"' f.o r the fan uly alhum vntc f11r ONJ: p4trty. '' 1th 3 h:fcrcc. to tx· a~rcl:d on m <~lh .m~...c Scll'ct thl.' llh~'--t l.t~.:tlui.IUnt. undc )r gr~tndp.,rcnt 111 "'IL(l 111 .~nJ 'l:t) 'F:nnu):!h nt th 11 lu.., ~. h.tngt: tllC ... uh1u.:1 ;\nJ 11 \11u ,,,111\ ,llllUdt ol k'''' 1humor llll dl..' f:ln!! thl' ''nr'l' \d \.m) h,t11!! .1 p.ur 11 1 ho~\t n g ~dil\i.''> ·II"UtHI \nu r rll· .. h II \uu up.t lnr•1 ncp.nt} . PcopiC h.l\l' 1 h.ud tJIIle ll g h1 111g v.hen lht'\ n· l.iu1!htn!! party for her The prohl cm " Ill) parcms and my m-law:-. They c.; an not sit m a room togethe r "tt lmuJ gl.'t· hng mto a big argu111cnt .J.hll UI the mos1 mconscquc nt1 al tn ' 1.1 1 hq c:m start a fight O\ l"r ,Jh"tdu~<..h nothtng Should I have one btL' p.!rl\ l d t m y daughter and h~1 th..:lll duh 1t outJ Should I ha ve l\\ r1 p.uu n whtch Will Joublc th~ llh! 1 Or should I JU St have no p.lll\ .rt .d! ' Please adv tsc -· Mother 1n 1\rl...m . . ,t, Dear Arkansas \I other: It would be a shame to hd' c m• I'.Jn\. and Ucpn ve yo ur ~c l f ol till' plc .hU I(' of celebrating your ~.: hdll ':-. bmhday -- not to m~:ntr on .Ill t h o\~,; Send que... tinm lo Aun Landers. Creators S1•ndirate, ;.777 \\'. Centur~ lllvd .:smte 7(10, Lns ,\ngelcs. r""' Calif. ~tHI-'5 Socif]tY Scrapbook Sermonette -------Mason Bowling Lanes results.---~--,' Tnny \ llll"i l "i been marncd (or 10 month!<. .md ,.., sull a \- lrgm You !'. uggc..,ted therap) Here's another suggesti on that may work a--lot faster That womap s hu,hand should sec an e nd ,x:r mo l og1~t at onlc a nd get h1s te!)tu!!!ICrum: c hc~.: ked. I w.a..., m.trncd to .1 m.tn '"tlh .;1 s1m1ldr problem After we ~ lc pt m the san~c hctl fnr week!<, Without ~ex (>UIS. Caldwell saJd "Also. contrary to last Up from the reserve squad are year, there Js an abundance of expeJUmors Heather Da1ley. Sarah Brauer. rience coming back." Autumn Thomas, Stacy WJi son. Caldwell concluded, 'We really L.1rame Lawson and sophomore Fal- wanted to win the Tn-Valley Conlon Roush. . ference champ•onsh1p th~> year. but it Caldwell stated, 'Thts 1 ~ a very eluded us We let down m some hard working group. They w1ll get games that we should have won after after Jt The g~rl s have outstandmg developmg btg leads early m the work habits and very n1ce hustle. games The girls have vowed not to "Their key asset " that they have let that happen agam They woulp a love for the game and have grown hke nothmg more than to wm the secup in a system that has been vel)' suc- tJOnal champ10nsh1p, then who cessful for the past three seasons.'· knows what we can do from there." two and 78 yards, and backup Joe Borchard had a 19-yard sconng pass to T,1l1t1 Usu and another of 28 yards ' to Troy Walters. "I made some b1g plays and I missed some... sa1d Walters. who had -\n 1,J,, ,,,. • ~nJ ( ,.,, " "'Fru ~trmcd 1n Flnnda,' ' who had • the Beavers broke a 23-23 tie 1n the final SIX mmutes Husak set a Stanford record by throwmg for 450 yard> 1n that game, and had 335 in th1s one He threw to DeRonnte Pitts for louchdowns of ' .. . . ,~ ... 4· Arizona State defeats Pac-1 0.. rival Stanford 44-38 in overti·me Sun Devds (3 -4, 2-2 Pac-101 a 2 1-14 Ryan halltune lead. but sat out the second K ~iJI} wa' ~ uppm.cd lo be the quar~ half alter twJstJ1ng an ,mkle tcro.1ck who could make Arizona W1th starter Chad Ell1011 meflec"itatt: !an~ forget J.1ke Plurnmt!r Alter uve. Kealy got the nod on the fonal ', Jhc Sun Dcv1ls w1n over Stanford. play of the th1rd quarter wnh h1s team ht' . . uppvrlcrs m1ght have a -case traJhng 31-24 PILinHnt:r led a sencs of c;.·ome"Atthat p01ntl don 't thmk there's hac ks '" 1996. when Amona State anything to lose," saJJ Kealy. who v.ent to the Roo.;e Bowl fhe t1rst was was S-of-15 for 153 and two touch ,, 4~-15 double-overume wm 01er dOwns. "You eit her go out tht:~e and W.hh lngton play or you don't" " 1 Kealy loll owed suit Thursday He threw a two-yard ~co n r1g pass n1 ght. lcad•ng the s'un DeVJis from to Matt Cercone wllh 10 21 left. tymg hchuHJ tw1ce m the fourth quancr. the' game at 31, and had 33- and 32• , then throwing a 25-yard touchdown yard compleuons to Kenny Mitchell : to T.tnq McDnn c~ Jd 1n overtime as the on Anzona State's live-play. 80-yard Sun De>JI< beat Stanford 44-38 dnve to tJe Jt 38-38 " Th at\ the Kealy (hat I rememDavaren Hi ghtower capped the . her ., ~anJ ~.:oat: h Bruce Snyder. who "' march With a Ill-yard run w1th 2 fl5 : benched Kealy th " week. " He to play looked m rhythm. like he d1d a ye,IJ "(Kealy) came 1n and made some ' • •JgO ,. plays." Stanford coach Ty,.>ne WdiJ R Redmond scored three 11mes Jngham saJd "Ttp your hat to h1m - on runs ol 5X LJ.nl.l three yards and and them. At the same time, I thm~ ,, 71i-yard punt return - to spot the there were some thmgs we d1dn 't 1 r~ 'l)nJ•·~·· Sr. t Sr. Sr Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr So. So ' By MEL REISNER 1 EM PE~ Anz I AP J - Th~ Man's lack of sex drive may be low testosterone Southern to play Ross SE in D-IV volleyball sectional Saturday By SCOTT WOLFE Sentmel Correspondent Alth<>ug h lac king in phy"cal me, the I WX <•dJtJOn ult he Southern Torn."Joc . . h<t, put together an outstand· mg I) 7 uvcr.li l mark and played b1g • , ., ------------ UMW meet ' Endorsement ol the Carl eton Schooi/Me1gs lndu s tnc s f1vc year levy for operational expens es and hulld111g expansiOn was endorsed by the Reed sv ille United MethodiSt Wom en at a recent rn cct mg Kaye DavJs talked ahout the levy dunng the mectmg ho ~te d ~l.llll !i.\\ 1111111 To be inducted I he \V3 stung10n St . tti. (_ 1ll ll munlt y Coll e ge chapter o1 Pin 1 het:.1 Karp~ wt ll 1nt.luu, latgcst group ol honor I d\\ .11d I ulh, l<tlnd.t G r ~cn P.1ul G n1 h.tlll K1 1 ~ l 1 n ' lluffm,tn \utun1n lo nl'" l t!l.tn \ Ke nned y Lirh· ll Klo t; DM L: tc Max on Sh.tlllli!ll M.1 1~.: Kt1niH.·r l) Mtllcr s ,u.ill Mr o,;L'I. J c~ ... ll,l Morn o..; t ill· o..; lu Jenh 1n Jh htslory du1 1ng 1h 1.111 tn lti,J IIOO<.;; , fhc l:CrCmony R ch~lt.:.I M,u . . [,th~l N cs~c l ­ r11.1d Da\ td. N ! ~,; i) 1o! . . , Ltmc o,; Olt. Clll r!-.11 11.1 P ~ 1 c1 Patncta Ptcrccy. I dTH!lC RumhoiJ J.uh'.tnnc Pul!h " " , 1.1111 n-.; Salle! l td d, Amy Sl htl l11t g J...n nil cr S<.:htlllng . Pdllll!, l S e hutt Di.' \ lrdc rcjkl DJ .IIl e We hb .1 nd lame > Webb Will h e hl'Jd on Fr1day evenmg l'hc Alpi1.1 Rho G.unrni.l ~.: h ,tpler o l the Inter nattonal hon or s<H."ICL J \'- til 1nduct 44 students duJ1ng the L:C I emo ny To be tndu clcd. stud ents mu ~ l ch urL:h piOJCCts were dis c ussed , c.:omp lctc 12 credtts tow :ud .t Cards of remembrance were sent degree and maJntaJn a g•aJe to seVeral rnend s Those attend - point ave rage uf 3 50 Ing were Pearl Oshorn A..nn Meeting lhe rcqutrcrn c nl s 101 LaComb. Rosemary Vance tnductmn are Mary Ann Ahho tl Frances · Reed , Emm.1 Durst Jcnmfer Adam s. V.tlcne AnJcJD1anc Jones , Gladys Thomas . son. Jonath an Auch , Karen Bc!-.1 Nma Boston, Nancy Buckle y, Margaret Brewer. Angela BrookGrace Weber. De lores Frank .•1nd cr. Matthc:w Brown Dav1d gue>l, Julia LaComb Clegg, Julie Coc, Sarah ColeAnn LaComb wtll ho st th e man , Stephen Deem •. M1 chele ' November mcet111g Drazenov1ch. Jcrem1,1h Ehy. Renee Estadt, Rob c tt rr.un c. Home School meeting J EWE L . Jesus Enhanc1ng WISe Edu ca tiOnal Learn1ng, wJII huld .t mect1n g Nov 3, 7 p m at the hom e of. Bn .1n anJ K1m Hupp Gay Snyder ·wdl be prescntmg her C H.E 0 Scmmar. "Home Schooling & th e K1tchen What' 1" , whtch provtdes pracl.!eal mfonnatton ~1b1mt home schoul~ ng orgamza t1on F01 mn1c Jnl r)llll.ttton c.,JI the Hupps ,11 YY2 - 7709 '·"' Great Selection low Prices - I Qual;ty Body Service Courteotis Sales Peoples Dept. ' kccp.s h1m sclf und~,;1 L:Oilt1ol · Hockey COLOKADO 1Hll Kll S ,\uu '11!1<<.:<1 lUll' K[ vr n Rill ~x~ fll~~~~ N H L standings' NIIIHJrinl Hn s ktlhalll\ssn ~ tatum CHI CAGO BUl LS R~ s r~lll'l l ~ ~~ Wm1n ;\tl.u1 ~ 1~ lll\l~mn s"l ml l ll,ll h I ('nl~hur)!li 1 I 11 ~ Y R lfl).lll ' 1 I I \1 N c\\ I,I ~L) r-J ~ h l u1d,•n •' -' I (I r, I I () I I ] < < I :! l I\ ') I0 7 " I I I t M 11 111 ~ II .. u ~~~ ~ n 011.1" I Hull,,,. "". ~ ol I Nurlht .l,llll\1 \l••n 11 I IIIII I~ (~ 11 7 0 7 "lfl h I ~ II! Even as a ~ m.tll ~ hild Bcthnny had to learn th.ll h ~ r bch.wtor wasn'l acceptable How me we dmn g as adults' F.ttl'lcr, lwlp ur.; lldvc th e nght kmd ol anger Thank You lor JesuS 'Vho meets us 1n ou1 tunc ol need. - cvc1y Jay <~f the week Amen I~ ~~ D 1-l<.:r~h,•y 11 /\ I IAS Sl /\R\ 1\.t rv,J I<.:d (: Jn~ ,Ifill (. lln ,m Skru1ll.md h om llllllh' d l'l rl<.:rl 1 lho,:n ! Scvlrynt tlll ll lllll'd rcs~r~l· . N111rw~·n d y k r'"' v~ " f l' lllloldiH !U Od 14 ' I DMtlN 1ON OILn-l.S l,u,11h.'d I W Dun 1i!l I IH<lil lro H.!ll)lll HI ni l Ia: /\Ill Q Fnuthull ' I0 lh..:.1l k d lJ (ru wtc~ ln •m Hershey nllhL' /\HL Rcr~ ~ ~~nct.l llm Smll h h• • ll' L I 1:1> !.if (ill !•fl l1dc IJ• Iu 1 hi s I1)119 rr j'll tlll llaskcthall EAS I •.RN CONFF.RENCE !rum ( Ol ORA DO 1\ VA l /\N(I-U Nalmnall.faJ:ue Natlunul hKIIhalll.t.I~Ul NI'W I"NGI AND I'/\1R101 S ~ 1 gn..:d WH l11ny (l,II ICI Rcll' l~l'll ( 1l Sicv..: I 1• lln11 Hockey Nu11untllll11rkt ~ lt•agm I' ( ,\ 1{1) \IN!\ HURRIC 1\NLS /\s ~ r ~:n..:1 l IJ llu ~:h ll.!nulion md [) M.Lrk ~kM 1h1HIIn ll n11tl.1ol II II I (.,S 1\NG I I IS K!Nr,s /\dpm~ d ( , Ryu11 ll"li Irum 1hc lktrull Rc1 l W1ng s lur o1 w mflwm.il ~ li~Lium 111 1h~ 201JO ..: nlr) dr Lit !\~~•I:II<.: IIG !\ku} Vulk!l\ ILl H illlo1~ ul 11w t)ud1 ~ ~ Mll!nr JurL1111 11PLhy l l iL}! Ul NI\SIIVIII I PRil l/\ 1<)1{S Smylh 111 Mdw mkce ul il1c IHI l Ur 1d Rl' L:,;Liil'Li I Jell 1), 11111' oilld I ll(lUj: I fl l'dfllllllnun Milwuukcl'• Nl '"- JI.RSt Y I) I VII S I 11111~d I W Su111 111 1hc AH I 1>,11111'1~ tu i\:lh.m~ lhc 1 ( Ill I\ 9,950 1997 Pontiac Sunllre 5II • Automatic • Air Condlllonlng • AM/Flo! Stereo • Well Equipped! I) ·- Community Calendar:_____ o,,5o 8 /\ ~~ l g ll~ ll 1998 Chevy Cavalier Sedan • Automatic • Air COnditioning • AMIFM Cassene • Well Equipped! FRIDAY POMEROY GOD S Net Mam Street, Pom c10y open to tcL'ns 6 to 10 p m F11day r 1cc rcfrc~ h ­ mcnts and ~.un cs Same hollr~ S.ltuJ day ... "' CbDBSI fnm! Su••tlu .l•tl)t\l~lnn r:1n1 1111 r, K 10 s \ ~ ~ I! II I I I II 111 tl ~\"I UN) IHU "- 11"11111 ' , I I I I -·- ' ""I'' B II ltn lr .il 1)1\ 1\IHII h ,uu ~J, II nl ~~ ll. L ! & '- ( In , ~I I I I ll ;..; I ~ I 7 1 1 J 1 ' 111 1 N ~~ h\llk 1 Nurth~ 1 \I v 1111 " Dn ' ' ll II\ \ ( " II\ ' '"'"" I) ~~ I ~ I II I' II II K II l.ii II II r, I! II /, < 17 I' ""'" I I I 0 I I Ill \ l'u1lll ill•~ ll ii i 'I Uil I I l " \n p l<' I '' h 17 I' II II I I 10 'J 'I , •1 I l'l hll Ill\ l, 11111 Ill , 111 I ,~ II 1998 Chevy Lumina , Ill l ll'l ' h' ( II II o C~llll n fi'IIR( I 'I 1950 I() I~ 1998 Olds Elghty·Eight Sedan 1997 Buick LeSabre Custom Ih ' Wlnd.,IRIU IIIICJIIII • 3800 V-6 Power • PJ1)rfver's SelL I Locks, AMIFM C.selta • Fully Loaded! • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Windows I • Fully Loaded! 1\,J~ k111 1<1,1 'II~ I,Jni11 1 ' ' "il I 1'111\ ~ I ill " I I "it \1 j, I'' I I 1'1 d 1\11 lj lll I 1 l1 1ll1' ~ I ' ll" Ill\ I \ JIll • V-6 Power • Power Windows • Power Lotlts • Cruise • Tilt• loldtdt lhur .. d.l,·:..~,un~ ,. 14 950 1 I I lmu ~o: ht ~ J,:.lmt· ~ ''If ' '" \m,J,, II \\ 1\ 1111~!'11111 \ llh '1"' oil),. h <II j 111 lll>pr ill p I 1 I Ill " 11 1 li.l!l'll ( II)!UI 11950 1\'1'"'11. ~ 'ij'lll 1998 Buick Regal LS Sedan Saturd.l\ ':.. 1-!·HIIl'!'. 'I ~ I I, Il l K oro~;, 1' 11 l'lnl hi< 111111 1 I )' 111 II 11 \1 >11111 11 1 jl 111 11:-..~ h lu1111' -1111 I"" 111' II f'1thbu1~1o - ~,I ll I I• 1111,, 11 \' "lnlld"n - t m 0,950 8 H11 'H~ pll! II il 1 II II <> , ~UNDAY III II < i <hll IILt•!l { Jl) LONG BOlTOM Unllcd MethDdJSt Chu1ch FJJd,ly th10ugh Sunday, 1cv tval sc1v!c c. 7 p m "mghtly. spcdkcr PI1JI Ip Sc.trherry Cany-m d1nne1 pteccchng S,llu1d,1y .1t 5 ~0 p m p1cccdmg ~c 1 VIL:C 8 lONFI·,REN! • \\. S n :RN J1ll • LeatheJ lnl. • 3800 Y-6. p Oriver·s Seal c~IISI • AMIFM CO And Cess • Totally Loaded I • frill 1998 Buick Park Avenue .,, ATHENS - Rcvtval. Col umbus Road ChUJch ol God. Athens. Ev,m geiJ st, John El swtck, spCL: hll smgtng Sunday 6 p 111 throu gh W.:dncsday, 7 p m n1ghtl y SYRACUSE - 13, uce (St,li nakct) Stone. smg!tl nnd so n~v. 'ntcr, i'; ,111 1H, 11 l Ju, u '' ... Ill I "I ..f oJ, 11 II I ) ill 11 \i [ I\ X \I' Ill 5,950 Ill 111'- \I Ill I ,ltll• 11"11 11 ( 1 1 1olo o ill I' 1 ~llltd.t' \ gaml"" I~ uooi11 11 ~ 1'111 \ Ulll 111 11 11 IIIII]' I 1!11 / 0~ I Ill l'l 11 1 Ill\ 1! \nrho 1111 I{ I' 111 , • Low M1lea • 7Pass. &!allng • loaded! Transactions 1997 Suzuki Sidekick 4Dr. 414 Stock Nllmbor Bn61 B • Auto~ Air •Wei Equ1ppedl 1~5 Chew Tahoe LT 4Dr. 414 Stock ~IJ11ber 8T859A •Low Mlos • LeatOOI • Tdaly Loado<l' SIOC(-NIInber g-r~9A • Y-8 l'owO< • Tct>ly LCBded1 U,tsl·hull I.I~UI l\ lltl~o.llli< lll 'l')l,,p 1</ 11' ( 111111 I Ill\ T\'1 IIIISIO\ !< I/)""\ I h ill >II 475 Suullt Chllrt'h Sit~·!. · Rlplcy.IVV I 1100 [122~117 · 372 2844 Mondu~-8alurday 9 a.m.- 9 p.m.· Sunduy I p.m.- 8 p.m • \nn i •UII<~d I ll N11• \"' ~lin I,, I '" II\ 1'~ 1'1 ••PIIIIIl 1), 1111, ,11 " ,,,.,,r,~ ll11rr 1'}'''1 olj>IIPII 1111 IN/ lul'l ~1\1111 11 ): I ' H lf<Cl'J! OI!I ll l J \i'- l ' r hl".trh,,r1'1'1 1l ni••r••n•n iNI lo>n'.l<111111k'/ l>..o rlllltil•l<'\<'1< 111 1 •f I<JIJIJ lljlll< II I'll ( lh IUIP S . ><' • Tue1 Taijll T-Ie F.ees e1111 Pntus Good IIIII).'" 1997 CHEVY TAHOE AWD, 4 Dr, auto , atr Loaded'., 4 Dr, V-8 4X4 LoadedI 8 27,900°0 8 23 900°0 TUESDAY RACib/E - RACO meeting. Tuesday. Star M1ll Park Potluck at 6 10 p m New membe rs wcl co1nc WEDNESDAY SYRACUSE - Tlmd Wednesd,Jy H'omemakcrs Cluh , Wcdnt::sday, 10 11 m th e mun1e1pal huddmg Pol lu ck at noon ProJect, dccqrat1ng hDat ds 1998 CHEVY ASTRO AWD, auto , air. V6, 8 1998 CHEVY K1500-PICKUP 1998 CHEVY CAMARO Z·28 4X4 . Silverado. ext cab. 3,000 miles. 5 ,000 mtles, auto, atr, V-8 26,95000 CHECK OOT THESE BARGAIHS! 8 PONTIAC FIREBIRD .................... Auto .. arr, CD player, T-tops ................................................... $14,450.00 BUICK REGAL GRAN SPORT ..... V6, one owner, low mrles, like new leather ............................ $13,500.00 CHEVY S-1 0 ............. =:-:............... V6, 5 speed , air, one owner. .... ,............................................... $5,950.00 CHEVY S-10 EXT. CAB ............,... 4X4 1 auto., V6, loaded! .................................. ................ ........ $14,500.00 CHEVY CAVALIER ........................ SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM .............................................. $9,900,00 All Pre·Owned Cars and Trucks Sold with A Limited Power Train Warranty • I Except Where Factory Warranty Applies. Ask Us About Our Wtde Ran ge of Extended Servtce P lans. "' ' I"" I " • 1998 OLDS BRAVADA 96 HONDA ACCORD EX ................: .. 5 speed, arr, CD, sunroof... .................................................... $13,950,00 96 BUICK PARK AVENUE ................. V6, loaded! Leather ............................................................... $15,550.00 96 CADILLAC DEVILLE ................... , Wh1te, V·B, leather, low ll)iles ................................................. $21 ,850.00 93 TOYOTA PICKUP ..........................4X4, 5 speed, air, CD ............................................................... $8,450.00 90 GMC SAFARI VAN ........................ Conversron . Runs great!, .................................. i ...................... $5,250.00 94 FORD TEMPO ...............................Auto , air, stereo ............................................................................ $4,450 1998 Dodge Duran110 SLT 4x4 VISIT _OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com \nttrllollll \,.,\ 111 1\1 \'\ l oll"i MONDAY POMEROY - Me1g s County ' Yclcr~ms ScrvtL:C CommJs~lon, 7 10 p m Munday .11 the Veteran s Servtcc Ofl•ce. Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy 93 CHEVY LUMINA Z-34 ................... Red, V6, auto., air .................................................. ..,.~~ .............. $9,450.00 1990 Chevv Lumina Minivan Stock ~umboJ FI6489A 1 '" \n~,k • 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY 740·992·6614 1·800·837·1 094 ADDISON - Rev Manon Dalton Jr..J .md hts Wile Stcph.m1e I! om Wo1 ld H:ll vc\t ChUJch. Co lumbu s. wdl he guest speake". Sunddy. I 0 am and 7 p m m Nc" L1fe Vtctory Center. Gemgcs C1ce k Ro.1d 97 95 92 95 97 8 I' 111, Sunday. 6 p m .11 the Sy1acusc N.JZ3tcnc Chu1ch f-r~c will ntlc1 - •• B1111d,. ( n•hn1Hflll1111 710 t•m 1\ •I II <I \. <II I< I'll -, fill . ANTIQUITY - BaptiSt ChUJch ilomecomtng, 10 am Sunday ful lov. cd by lunch Pnstor Jesse Wtn grove welcomes puhhc IRIIIIIUCII.I • Leelher tntertof • 3800 V-6 • Power Driver's Seat• Totally Loaded! Convenient Affordable financing Otlobor Tax & Tille fees not Included. All payments subject to credit approval. ~ 2Jr<l Through Ocbber 251h Not r11mponaibte HOURS: 9:0 0- 8;00 IOf 9:00 • 4:00 1:00-5:00 Sunday 1,-pogr"phiCAiemn \ \ \ ., �Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel ... Friday, October 23, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio T?e· Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio PUBUC NOTICE Only roeldonll of Melga Tho llelgo County County holding Shorlff'l Dtportmonl wilt be m...,berohlp cortlflcllltl for offering for Solo. The II Itill 15 doya before tho vehlcloo llolod below. dille of oloctlon, may voto. lnterelled pertleo, moy In Members of tho aoclaty wriUng IUbmlt I -led bid muat declare their by mall or In peraon, by candidacy lor tho office ol November 4, 1998. TO: Director of tho ooclety by Shorlff Jeme1 M. SOuloby filing with lha seca:llary 104 E. 2nd Stroot Dobbie Walaon, 42455 Pomeroy. OH 45769 woodo Ad., Coolville, OH Bldo, will be opened on 45723; a politlon signed by the 41h day of November at 10 or more member• olthe 1:00 P.M. '· aoclety who oro reoldento of 1997 Ford 4 Wheel Drive, · Molgo County, at loaat 7 Extended Cab, F-250 Heavy diYI boloro ·tho annual Duly, Power Strokl Dltoel, 4 olocllon of dlroclora 11 hold. Speed Overdrive Only regularly nominated Tranomlaalon, Naw candldatea who have met Condition, Loaded with the filing roq~lromenla will Extrao, 37,000 Mltea be eligible for election aa· VIN: 1FTHX26F9VEA44n13 director. (10) 18,23,30 3TC · Minimum Bid: $25,000.00 1985 Honda Gold Wing, Public Notice Model G·12, VIN: 1HFSC1414FA103018 PUBUC NOTICE Minimum Bid: $4,000.00 A viewing for closing Vehicles oold alrlctiy' on caoh baolo. Vehicle• sold aa various aectlona of roads In Ia. No warranty or Letart Townohlp will be hold guoronlee ouggeotod or on November 9, 1998, ao Implied. Any or all bldo may IOIIOWI: 10:00 a.m.-McNickle lload be.rojocltd. (T100) Vthlo;iet may be oten altho 10:15 a.m.-Hoachar Rood Sheriff'a Office. . Bid papor8 may be picked (T641) up 1tlho Shertff'e Office. ·· · 10:30 a.m.-Ours Road Jomoa M. So~laby, Sheriff (T103) A hearing on lheaa roads of Molgs County · will bo hold 11 1:oo p.m:, (10) 21,22,23 3 T ' SISti for ll month• Web TV or Computers ull at a local call! UN l,IMITED Pe,sonal Access, Penonul E-Mail AccoWll &. 10 II1CII of Personal Web Sp"'i"l R<lfl'Wr rol< is Sl6.95 per Mo. Guaranteed No Busy Signals! 1-888-657-0977 APPOINTED COMMANDER • Denver 0. Curtis has been appointed !lth District Commander lor the Disabled American Veterans, which takes in nine counties in Southern and Southeastern Ohio. He was a veteran during . World War II and in the Korean Conflict. · He is an active memt>er of the Meigs County Chap\er 53, DAV, serving as service officer and Legislative Chairman. · He lives ·at Bidwell. •Pomeroy •ubanon •WiJmin&\00 . •Sardinia •Gallipolis •Dayton "HiUsboro •sprinsfi el.d "Circl~>~lc: •Nelsonville • Middletown •WW!inglon 'West Union ·' is va lu ed for it "i ll cnor. health hcn cfit:s· and 111 some pla(.;cs. it :-, power to stave otT,t}1 c dc vi.l. But 1 1~ the quc~l for a lc ~.'i foul fmvl. c.: 'an Curronl Doed Recorded on Augual 24, 1995, · In Offlclol Rocorde Volume 24, poge 715 Property commonly known • : 38500 Bradbury Aold, Pomeroy, OH 45780 Parcel 11402094.006 Sold Promlo.. Approlood at 550,000.00 and cannot be aold for teao than two-thlrdo of lhalamount. TERMS OF SALE: Ton percent (1 D%) down at the lime the bid Ia accepted. Balance to be paid within thirty (30) days. Any oum not paicl wllhln said thirty (30) days ohatl bear lnteroot at lha rete ol 10.00%. .ptr annum from date of eale. James M. Souloby, Sheriff Meigs County, OH CARLISLE, McNELLIE & · RtNt CO., LP.A. BY: Herbert J. Kramar 25200 Chagrin Blvd., Sullo 240 Cleveland, OH 44122 Phone: (216) 360-7200 Fax: (216f 360-7210 · (10) 15,22,29 3TC Public Notice· Peoples Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Toland Flags • Camille Beckman lotion Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames • Soap • Baby Gifts • Hartwell Hares make chi cken ma nure smell b~ ucr? " So far. sn good. Clemson Univcp.,ity ani111al and have hccn putting garl ic powJcr in ch1ckc n f~.;cd and smel lin g the results. " lt make > thr poultry huu'c ~ mciJ li ke a p11.zcna lllSICad o f muat have a Order ol Sale In the above eatalela aalallowtl: entitled action, 1 will offer Siluall In tho Village of for sale al.publlc auction, at Pomeroy, County of Melga, S)ala of Ohio: A olrlp 43 Lao I tho door of the Courthouse feet and 9 Inches wide off of to pure a In Pomeroy, Ohio, In the tho south' oldo of Lot No. above named County, on 544 In said village, fronting ~:~~~;:~hlp Ia Friday lhe 20th day of , · t 1998.II mutt be flleit" November. 1998 _ 11 10 on Brown Alley and running o'clock A.M., the lollowlng , back at lhat width parallel the secretary no later n 12;oo· midnight dtlcrlbed real 111118 , with the lOUth tine of 1ald Jamas Jontl ;31, 1888, be tllualtd In .Sallobury Lol No. 54410 line. realdenta of Alexander Township, Melga County, westerly Reference Deod: Volume Local School Olstrlcl and 1e slate of Ohio and bolng In 332 , Page 85 , Meigs county aecllon 31, Town 2 North, years or older. Term ol election will be Range ·13 West ol tho Ohio Deed Recorda. Company'• purchaoo a'nd Auditor's Parcel No.: 181999-2001. There are four (4) to be baing dotcrlbod aalollowa: 01120.000 Property Address: 412 elot:led for a three (3) ,yeor beginning at a polnl In lho centerline or county Road 5 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio (Bradbury ' Road) said point 45769 ~!:~~:~ru,ra Society Independent being we.ll about 2700 foal Root Eatale appraised a\: A and North about 1450 leal $24,000.00. The real estate Secretary from the Southeall corner cannot be aold lor teas than ol Section 31; \hence Norlh . two·lhlrdo tho appraised ticket lor man.\Jre. .. professor Glenn Birrenkott said. C4a~V4.1. PRI/I.MTID IY LIBR4RY JfiD/ YOUTH 10' degrees 51'14" East Public Notice Octol>er 24. 1998 !1:00am to 2:00pm PUBLIC NOTICE _ ''f''" The annuet election of the Board ol Directors for tho Meigs County Agricultural SocltiY will be held at lhe secretary's oftlct at tho fairgrounds, Mond~y, Nov. G am~~. Refre~hments, Dare (fingerprinting), Heaith R~~overy Services a visit froin Hool a the Hrppo Tht: winne~ of .the -r~ystrJ rj writinr:3 cor~ te .~ t Ndl be announ ced at :OOpm ··AYLOR c,.:Jr..,rv ~11. 1urinq the . MotoRs CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE NISSAN . .. ·, ST ROUTE 13 AT 33 & 550 ATHENS . 594·3528 800·772·8893 MON .- THURS . 8·5 • FRI. 8-5 • SAT 8·5 ( om~ JOr, in t he re,Jdin'1· ~ fu ,.. ,J r"tl ,1 ctrvitrt::b. 2, 1998.. The polls will be reference; thence South 10 open from 5:00 p.m. 10 9 degree• 51'14" Weot210.00 feet to an Iron pin aet; p.m. on election day. The elecllon shall be, by thence North 86 degreeo ballot. Ballots must be 04'48" Weat21D feet to the marked with an ~'X" point of beginning, paoolng opposite the name \o be the centerline of aald old counted. The casting of railroad at about t 09.27 foot an Iron pin at 190.00 votes lor directors by and feet lor reference, proxies Ia not to bl containing 1.o·os acres, permitted. BINGO BINGO MON. & WED• 6:30P.M. RUTLAND 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 at Route 11, Box 28, Rut'land, Ohio 45769; Said STAR BURST · $1,·200.00 $50.00 OR MORE ' . " PER GAMt BEECH GROVE 2u0 NEW PDNTIACS NOW IN STOCK! ROAD NIGHT ~'·. Middleport · American legion 128 Starburst ........... $l,SSO. Door Prjze ....... $3SO.OO 1 Per Game .......... $99.00 ·' Coverall .............$1 ,000 ~2,850* Brand New 1999 Pontiac Sunfire Coupe • Air Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo • 4 Wheel Anll·lock Brakes • Dual Airbags • Rear Spoiler• • Well Equipped! Brand New 1998 Chevy Astro Conversion Van • VIsta Bay Windows • 4 Captain Chairs • Rear Sola Bed • AM/FM Cassette • Power Windows & Locks • Fully Loaded! ' Monday • Saturday 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. • Sunday I p.m. - II 11.111. . Tlke1·771o Alpl11y FAIRPLAIN lnler~hange (1!1111 132) Turn l'llorlh oo At 21 O!lllk'IIMJP is ol on lert STAFF NURSES LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES NURSING ASSISTANTS UNIT SECRETARIES RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGISTS RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGISTS ., Please apply or send resumes ' to: Pleasant Valley Hospital · C/ 0 Personnel 2520 Valley Drive Pt. Pleasant. WV 25550 Fax (304) 675 -2447 I () 1.1. I I~ 1·:1' I HI Ill R!:.! (I 117 · Ti~ I I ~H II · ~~~ 07:11) · VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www lompeden com ·.· • • • • ' 44087 Wlpple Rd. (740) 992-2036 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Points Area) Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740) 992-8344 SUNSE,. CONS,.RUC,.ION ' I .New CoBstruction & Remodeling Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding 3 or more families $25.00 per mo. By Calling 1·800·809•7721 740•7 4 2•3411 AI.CCA .WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment ... S195.00 INSTALLED' -ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GWS TILI·IN FOR EASY CLEANING You're Treated wl.t h Reapectl I Now Instant Af?provalll** 10114/981 QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS · With,&D•lly Sentinel ' . BULLITH4 BOARD. , . J1'P·. column -lnch1]1'1ftiC.Ciays ·. 'f~00 .,o,u,... n Inch Sunday MEIGS COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNUAL ME!OTING Tues., Oct. 27. 7:10PM at Meigs Senior Citizen Center Adultd $5.50, Child $3 .50 Entertainment "Earthen Vessels". Door Prizes. Roofing G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY &Jack's Construction St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 74D·9~5-3813 4" thr-u 48'' Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storaga Tag~s . Septic 8t Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3".thru 8", Gas Pipe & Reguletora Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekday• 9:01;)-12:00 Saturday mo. DESIGNS "Your Computer·:Shop" Custnnt Built Cnmputcrs, Networks ModeniS, Hard Drives, Pr.lntcrs. Upgrudc Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB Today. Pre-Owned Computers. ' 740-992-1135 For~ Price Quote! Fn>gnellnlernet 'Sign-up point ror .. Meigs and Mason Counlles ..... '1'1 - <I 114 Cqur\ Sl. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~ - (t :f", '. Loc1Hl'd i~ the Insurance Plus Building ~~~~~~ftj~~~f,;J~ ~ . JD·CONSJRUCTION tJ • New Homes & Remodeling , li" Garages, Pole Buildings, Roojing, Siding m.. Commercial & Residential ·• ;~ ' - 27 yrs. exp. Licl!nsed & Insured ~ _. · Phone 740·992·3987 Free Estimates · Owner: John Dean 1111:.. lll!!l ~:. GUN SHOOT . Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. . Every Sunday 12:30 pm - Umit 680 sleeve · .737 back bore ifn.. w~ ~ ALL"PRO .' .CARPET & UPHOlSTERY ClEANING • Fall Special· 3 Rooms 8t Hali $59.95 (Maximum 500 sq . ft.) 740-378-9807 Free Estimates Computer Graphics Deaigf'\S AlrLandscaplng & Lawn Services •Commercial •Realdantlal Owner, Mickle Hollon Cheater, Ohio 7 40-985-4422 .,.., .. SENIORS I!! Medlelrt/Med·Supplement Cancer Protection FREE SEMINAR Where: Senior Center Mulberry Height, . Pomeroy,OH When: Nov. 11, 7 p.m. •Prs·reglelratlon preferred For lnlo' contact: Allen King (740) 992-3104 1-800-677-0521 ELECTRIC OR MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEIJI New light weight, fiberglass state and ~ounty approved with - two-year warranty. Call ,, SATELLITE SERVICE 992-6320 Local Satellite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy Free Estimates Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 R. L. HOLLON HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. TRUCKING Limestone Hauling DUMP TRUCK Houae & Trailer Silt1 . SERVICE I Land Clearing & ~iadlng Septic System & Utllltle1 Estimates (614) 992·3838 12/18/lln Agricultural Ume, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio ROBERT BISSELL . CONSTRUCTION . Get tona of free stuff from On-Line Services I Plus 30 more amazing secrets 1·900·976-3339 ext 9765 2.99/mln. Muat be 18. Sorv·U 619·645·8~ •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7122/tln CARPET PLUS Howard L. Writesel Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 740-698-9114 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 or 740·698-7231 P/B Contradou, Inc. •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commercial and Residential Free Estimates No Job too Small Brien Morrison (7 40) 985-3948 8/25!98 2 mo. pd. ROOFING NEW-REPAIR 5120/tfn (Lime Stone· Low Rates) WICKS HAULING Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614·992-3470 Dozer, Enciloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed lor Septic 1 (740) 367-0280 10/1 /1 mo. Certlf~ Nu,.lng, Atlllentt Free Puppies, Adorable! 5 Certdle,; nursing uls~ntl need· Weekt Old, 112 Brlnany Spaniel , ed for taelllty statfing ~ tnt Alii.'· en swooel area. Competitilltl pay 7~256- 9340 . and flexible IChedullng. Six Give away Black P t.~pples Pari months experience putterred. For Lab. (304!-675-6906 roore lritormallon. contael ,..,.. ant Val~ P.!Nale Duty at (304) One RCA Console TV. Works 875-7400. MIEEO aome limes . 304-882·2888 Computer llltr• Needed. Work Puppies : Boston Terrier. & mlx- Own 'Hr1. $20K ·$75K !Yr. 1·800· eded Miniature Calmatian mixed 349·7186 Ew:L 1173. www.amp· to a gOOd home Jnc.com 304·882·2178 Siberian 8827. Husk~ .l.. Young .. 740·446· Sm911 Sized Puppies, 5 Weeks ·old. 740·256-8018: 'J 'AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Factory Choke ' Black Angua Bull. Reward! 304- 675·1204 or 740-44 Hl788 Found ; while arid black male spaniel, red collar. older and gen· tte , O.U. vicinity, call 740·589· ~New Homes Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sftes Reasonable Rares Joe N. Sayre 614-74 • 1 YOUNG'S ·CARPENTER SERVICE SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL •Room Additions •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio •Residential· $11.00/month •Commercial ·Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters •Monthly Payments Call for best prices: 1-800-809-7721 J&L SIDING 8t INSUL:ATION •Vinyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia . •Seamless Gutter ·Roofing •Replacement Wlndowa· •Stationary Docks •Blown Insulation •Garages •Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 . 740-992-2772 Golden Lab, Pup in Camp Conley Area. 3o4-675-2201 Infant Shoe at PPHS Footbajl Field ; Size 2 White Tennts Shoes . Hanes Kid We"ar. found 10/16/96 (:j04)874·0002 10H3/1 mo. d . • GallipOliS & VIcinity • I·':.:564.:. :.:3.:B;_YN...:ov:..•:..m_b_ar_t_.--___: HOSPICE CASE MANAGER, · Full -Time 8:00 -4:30 Monday AI.&. Y1rd &IIH·Mult Be P1ld In Advance. DEADUNE:2:00p.m. tMdlyNiorwthelld: lttorun.Sundly ldltlon ·2:00p.m. Frld,y. Monday edition ·10:00t.m.Siturday. Friday, Saturday, 8·5, 8153 State Routt 180, 3 Miles From HOlzer Hospital. Store Going Out 01 eualneas Sate! Ptua Building Sup· pUea, Windows. Doors, Shetvin~ , Show Cases, Farm Fence Peat, Toots ,. Clothing, Lots New /Old Olshaa. Bedroom Sullea, Furni· lure. Garage Sale: 810 Fourth Avenue, Saturday, 10/24\h, p·5, Jr. Girls, Mens, Womena Clothing, Misc . llama. Pomeroy, . Middleport · & VIcinity All Yard &atet Muat Sa Paid tn Advance. Dlldllnt: 1:OOpm tht day btfore tht 1d It to run, Sundly & Ubndly tdltlon- Personals ASK QUESTIONS, GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S PSV· •t CHICS·, 1·900·740 ·6500 E>t. 3596 , www.thehotpages2.com/n$/ p!yChic /250291 .htm $3 99 /Min . 18+ serv-U 6t9·645·B434. Start dating ton igt\11 Have tun playing the Ohio Dating Game, t · 800-AOMANCE, eidenslon 901 5 Throug.h Friday With Aota llng... •\ Evening .4.nd Weekend On ·Call . Flesponslblllllea. Ouallllcallona lnelude One -Year Recent Clinical · experience In Acute Cara Or : Home Care . Benefits Available •. With Opportunity For Ad-vance· : ment. Appll eaUo na Available At • .. , 280 East State Street , Athens, : :""" OHOt Call740·594<8226. EOE. · Immediate janitorial help needed, . J·B00-484-6800. coda M52. MOS NURSE POSITION Centurion Management Group, A Progressive Long Term Care COIT1PBny (Medica re & Medica id Certl!led}, Is Currently Taking Ap· pHcattons For MOS Nuru1 . Ex· cellent Working Environment And Bene fila . Ouatlfteatlona Include Ohio AN license. Bachelors De· grea Preferred . The Successful Candidate Will Need Strong Clint· cal Skills And E11perlepce in MDS Submission. Please Submit A Re· sume To Tarry Quinn, ,Director 01 Quality Assurance. 215 E. Wang· er Road. Englewood. OH 45322. Needed lmmedla t·ely Ohio Ll· censed Phys ician To Aaaume A 1:otlf>m Ftldoy. General Practice In A Htlilllh Four family yard sate Saturday, . Care P ~ovlder Shor.tage Area . October 2.tth, 9am·3pm , David Present Physici an Will Be Leav· Spencer's Main Street Racine lng November 14 , 1998, Approx men's wo~en 's and glr,l's winte; lmate ly t OO,OOO Patient Files . ' h ld 1 Current .Physician Ha s Practiced clothes, toys, house o tams For 39 Years Call 740·288·4104" • 1 and misc. As Soon As Possible! Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity One Day Only s-f'saturday 24th, Men Pants 38'130, 48R Men Jackals. Men Shoes 9 1/2. 8D ·'' Auction and Flea Market RICk P'earson Auction Company, full time auctioneer, complete aLJctlon service . Licensed 1166,0hlo & Wosl VIrginia, 304· 773-5785 Or 304-773-!447. Wedemeyer's Auction Se rvice, Gallipolis, Ohio ?40-379·2720. 90 Wanted to Buy· Absolute Top Dollar : All U.S. 51.1· ver And Gold COint ( ~roo lsets . Diamonds, AntiQue Jewelry, Golcl Rings, Pre-1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc. Acquts lttons Jewelry - M.T.S. Coin SMp, 151 Second Avenue. Gallipolis, 740·446·284-2. AntlqUIJS, top prices paid. River· tne Antiques, Pome r'oy, OhiO, Russ Moore owner. 740·992· 2526. Anllquu & clean used l urntture, will buy one piece or co mplete household, Osby Ma rtin , 740· 992·6576. Clean Late Model Cars Or Tru cks, 1990 Models Or Newer. Smith Buick Pontiac. 1900 east· 'ern A'w'enue. GaUipolis. 304-773·5033. 005 Flower ShOp. can 740-446·1770. :..::·=='='====::::: J & D Auto Pa rts . Buying wrecked or Sflvaged vehicles . ANNOUNCEMENTS Director ol Nursing : Registered · Nurse with tour or more yeart IU· pervlsory nursing experltnee, a proven track record ln gertaute nursing admlnlttrallon at1d · a valid West VIrginia nuralng II· cense requ ired . Knowledge of state and federal regulations and OBRA. guidelines a must . COn· tact Kelll Garrison , Point Pleas· ant Nursing & Rehabllltatlorl Center. State Route 62 N, Point Pleuant , wv ·2~550 . A-Genesis Eldercare Faclli~. ~·dE Galllpollll Career College 111 Now Los\: "Cindy", while/ apricot poo· Accepting Resumes For tnstruc· • die. 8 lbs .. ,blue collar, Pleasanton-. tors In All Disciplines : Account· : area. 4.thene, large re,ward, 740· lng, Buslneu Adm lnstratlor'), . 594•8710. Communications, Computer Sci· ene~~. Eco_ nomlcs, MedlcBI Term!· Loti: temate Siamese, dcirk brown nology. Medical Transcription, In· · marklfllJI, beige In color, 20 years surance Coding (CPT; ICD·9), old , never b,een outaidG, $100 re· Olllce Adm lnltlratlon {Including ward. tall seen 519 South Front -Shorhand, Typl,g , And Word St., Middleport, 7.&0-992·3947. Processi ng). And Potl!lcat Scl"ard Sale ence. Pteaae Forward Aeaumes 70 To : P.O. BoJC 542 , Kerr, Ohio Onl SAYRE TRUCKING Cosmetotoglst Wanted , ~ull & Part· Time, Hourly Versu s Com · mlu ion . Pa id Vacations. Other Benellls Olfered. Fant8ttlc Sam's. · 74(1-4411-7267. Lost arid Found RUTLAND, OH. 10/25/96Mn ON·LINE SECRETS! I 740-448·9346. , PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION 101111 mo . - 6(11/88 Hn HOWARD'S TRI·COUNTY SANITATION New Roots, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing 4/21/tlltn LANDSCAPE .· tUf'e Per&Ot'l Now In GaH!pOtil Atea. Aega.roteu Expetlera, Wtl!s LO Read. P.O. Box &91!. Dayton, OH 4Sitlt . An Ohio Od Company Ne«<t Ml· ture Perton Now In Tht GAlLI· 3:30PM. 7"*0<441-1707 POLIS Area . Regardless Ot Ex .. Dar ti ng moiher eat & live pre· perienee . Write L.O. ~ead . P.O: clout kittens desperately seeking Bo• 696, Dayton. OH .CS40t. loving hornet, 7.t0-992-57~5 Carpenr..-. t~erlenced only In all Four Large Boston FernS (304) phases of residential work. Apply in per50n only, between 8· 11 am . 875·3703 Monday thru Friday Bring refer· Free Firewood! Easy To Get To! ences. Pullins EkCI\18tlng, 33334' ' lit Come. 111 Strve, In LQg Form . US 33, f'9mtroy, Ohlb. POMEROY, OHIO W.VA. N023477 MINIMUM PURCHASE M~Y BE REQUIRED '·" Computer Po~ormonco Upqr_adoe SIZI UP ro 93 UNITED INCH II IN IXIniiiG WOOD DGUitU HUNG O~INtNG •OPTIOIIS AVAtLAIIE ..&~.AllY 11D COURT ,ST. 1-800·291·5600 Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates Call 740·843·'5426 10/1511 mo REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL t'i) ~-- • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pol,e Buildings • Room Additions An 01110 Ool Co<nt>any Neodt , . 8120. No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy · Repo • Divorced LOtiG'S . COtiSTROCTIOtl MOBILE HOME ' PARTS Free Estimates Insured ~==Re=s=id=<~=:=;:=s·=:;s~=o=b=il=e=H=o=m=e~· ~C~R;.E;,D~IT~~~~~·m~,.~,-~;~ mgnth Litter Trained Houu Female Kit· To Good Home, 740·446· 60 Roofs • Decks • Garages Businesses Save Money, Tool .Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps 10Ft Aluminum Satellite Dish wf "Late Model FrelghdinM CO,..,.n. P'ote . .t AI. Windows 304-882- Ilona Is Requnementl ' Age 23, 2755. Clus A COL ,And Good Driving ~tcorc:r Please Call Toll Fre1 t i males, 1 femate. Black Lab and 888·790·0008, A~k Fqr Garnel Or ' Beagle pupp1u, tree to lovi ng Angl8 . home, 7.40·985-41 48. 5 Month Old Female Spitz, Great With Child11n , Very Fr iendly! .7.&0-448-1127. Call for appointment · Small Dumpsters for sur.anea : Otntal lnturanca " Home Weekends "Run OH Tct The South And Solitnwoll '.tOto( 3897. Tbne to get ,.our furnace ser..-iced for winter With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. Washers • Hot Water Heater Ranges • Freezers Refrigerators ; Dishwashers Dryer Call Ken Young D. Howard ICt/1111 ma. I Customers Are Special L & LTireBam "N.e ed repair on any make'l" 740·7 42-2566 AA / EEO Our ·"Wit ere Quality Doe Sit '1 Co~l More" . 7 4.0 -448-9416 • 1-800·872-5967 Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Chri.s t Church Oct. 26 thru Nov. 1 7:30PM Benny Stevens, Evangelist Special Music and S inging The church is located on Wickham Road; just off Texas RoaCil , in the Texas Community, near Pomeroy. Robert Sanders, Pastor Various speclaltl~s and shifts available. Full· time and Part-lime employment. 'Competitive wages and benefits. 1· .. o,.,.tcli 8 Beautllut Puppies. 6 Weeki Old 112 Lab Mix . Alto 1 K1tten Alter BENNEn's HEATING &.COOLING REVIVAL ' (No Heat Pumps Aa Low As 138 a m11ntb *FrBe·5 Parts Warranty ; *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates '.' 1 BASHAN FIRE HOUSE C.R.28 Su'n. , Oct. 25, 11 :30-1:30 Adults $5 QO, Under 12, $2.50 Menu: Ham. chicken & fix'ns following po tt19J],s: Joe Wlleon · (614) 992-4277 Air Conditioners As Low As 128 • SMORGASBORD Pleasant Valley Hospital Is .c urrently accepting applications/resumes · for the : Orhtlng? "L(}(:al Family Owne4 ~ny 'Petaona~ztd ty, THE FABRIC SHOP ,i . 992·2284 Pomeroy, Ohio · 614-992-7643 "Ensy Ot•er 1/r!! Plrouc Bnuk;Fl:mriie,iu~r" With 145 to 150 peopie presentj . V111oefomiltd~ . "'Tci be the resource for . community health service needs" FREE ESTIMATES TRPPRn J . . . , . . , . "*'· CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 ftJJ PI EAMNT VALLEY HOSPITAL 1 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL .. OHIO DISPOSAL THE APPLIANCE MAN SOUTHERN Residential Pick-up $10.00 per mo. Little things are Worth A lot in the Classified Section! G,et Your Messogt .Aero•·• ' Room Additions • Roofing (Cut Out for Futuro Dlocounl) Bennett Supp·ly EVERY SATURQAY Garages • Replacement .Windows Addrllonat Orrvert Needed trnrne.- dw.fr Ate You Roady Far W"* • Giveaway 40 • Singer Sewing Machine Dealer * Sewing Cabinets, Sewing machine repair • Dry Cleaning Service • Scissor Sharpening • 1\Jxedo Rental • Sign up now for quilt Classes New Homes • Vinyl Siding New New & Used Tires Computer Bala11clng & Mounting "Build Your Dream" .. Terms of Sale: Cash' on delivery ol dotd. Sold subject to accrued real ~=~~~ ':n"oultby (10) 23,30 (_1_1)_s_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Public Notice • ,, 45775 Sheriff's Sale ol Aoat Ealato Caae No. 97-CV-083 The stale ol Ohio, Metgo "Huge Inventor( County Mld·Stllo Trust, IV, *Rbol Coatings Plalnllff VS. Kelly B. *Vinyl Skirting Chapman, Et AI, Dolondanta. .. *Water Heaters .In pursuance ol an Order *Door/Windows of Sale In the above onllllod *Electric/Plumbing action, t will offer tor aale at · ·Supplies · public auction lnaldo lho door of the Courthouoa In *Fiberglass & Wood Melgo County, Ohio on the Steps 25\h day or November, 1998 Dlscoun't Prices 11 10:00 A.M., lho following deacrlbed rul••t••a: SIIUell In tho Townohlp of . Rutland, Mtlgt County, 740·446-9416 Ohio: Beginning at a point 1391 Safford In the ctnlerllno of Route School Ail. 124, aald j>olnlll whore the . centerline of corn Ho~t~tollwmiiiiiiiGWial~tiDpDo~llsjj,ijO~HWiiiig mora or leas, excepting all POST 467 1,101 CARS" TRUCKS AND VANS TO CHODSI fROM! 210.00' along the centerline of said County Road 5 to 8 point; thence South 86 · dogro•• 04'46" Eaot 210.00 feet to an Iron pin eet, paaalng an Iron ·pin aetat30 foal and . paaalng ' the centerline of an old railroad at about 125.76 leal ·lor value. Remodeling M&J I H411.0WEEM . Custom Homes < ' AVON ! All Areas I Sh!ri.Y 'Paid Emt>loyH >Waltll & Ll1o ln. The Fabric Shop BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. In Historic Downtown Pomeroy 992-7696 10/1/mo. Northerly right of way line of Routt 124; lhe,Pce alon!l said right of way ·flrio, N. 48 31' 21" W. 246.21 leetlo \he point of· Beginning and containing 1.00Acroa. For 1.111 Source of Tille See D. B. 324, Pg. 557 of the Meigs County, Ohio Recorda of Detda. Parcel No. 1.1-<)0025.001 Property Addrua: Route Said premises are localed the HARTWELL HOUSE Help Wanted Spear,, 304--675-1429 Oual lly clothing and houuhold 1tems . S1 .00 bag tale every ThurSday Monday thru Saturday 9 Q0-5 30. feat to an Iron pin In the Sale laaued out of the 11 0 & WHI Stmion, Alhenf, 1~!192 ·I IW2 313.52 lett palling an Iron pin at 20.00 feel to an Iron · pin, s. 41' 28' 39" W. 184.01 11, Box 28, Rutland, Ohl~ or 30 Announcements New To You T!Yift SllOppO point; thence leaving 1ald creek. s. 54' 08' 43" E. NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of case their regular meeting. • I g·arli~ ' · premls81 wer' appraised at Gloria KIC?Ot, Clerk, Meigs National Bank nke City $44,000.00 and ca~not be National Bank, Plaintiff, va. County Commlaalonero . PUBUC NOTICE aold for le11 than two·lhlrda Eric Day, et al., Dtlendanta, of (10) 16,23 2TC J,.egaiAd that amount, to wll: upon li ~udgmenl !heroin $211,333.33. Notice of Election rendered, being Case No. Public Notice The annual election of of Sale: 10% Cash or 98-CV-54 In laid Court, I will Torma ol tho Albany Ctrtlllod Check at ·Shorlff'o Sheriff's Sale of Real Ealalo offer lor sola at tho front Sale. BalaQce on Delivery door of the Courthouao In ~~~!~~~:V'~ Agrlculturo ;1 will be •hold Tho Stale or Ohio, Meigs Pomeroy, Melgt county. of Dood. 7, 1998. boiWtan . County, FT Morlgoge Ohio, on tho 4th day ol James M. Soulaby, Shariff and . 7:0Q P.M. at Companies, dba, FTB December, 1998, at 10:00 David H. McCown, Allornov Grange Hall, Mortgage s•rvlcea aa a.m., tho following lando 311 Park Avenue, Ironton, · aucceaaor by merger to 1 1 d 1 Ohio 45838 I can be obtained MNC Mortgage Corporation and tonomenll, oca o a (614) 532·8744 v1 Ronald Bruce Denny, 81 412 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, (1P) 23,30 Doria H. Mace, Ohio 45769. A complola (1116 3TC lsac,.at:arv., 2081 Reynoldo at. No. 98 cv 042 In pursuance 01 an Alias lagol doocrlpllon of the real , Ohio 4571 D. . CHARLESTON . S.C. iAPl' - and AM<~ lntorHCia with Route' 124; thence wl!h the c1111terllne of Route 124, S. 50' 02' 33" E. 153.17 IHI to e point Ill the center of I bridge; thence N. 37" 11' 32" E. 24.91 feet to the true point of beginning, oold point lo aloo In the Northerly right of way line of Route 124; thence leaving oold right of WIY line and along a .aeven~nc• line through the proplf'ly of Douglao Chapman.D.B. 309, Pg. 395 (Four ·cans) and following the centerline of a small creek lor (Two Calli), N. 2' 25' 13" E. 94C17 feel, N. 35' 20'; 'SI" E. 60.51 feet to a otway. Common Pion Court of Commlaolonora' office at Meigs County, Ohio, In tho Public Notice G~rl ic researcher~ legol eottmenll ond rlghto November 9, 1998, In the Garlic to tone down · chicken manure smell veterinary Public Notice Public NDllce Public Notice Dragon Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. Public Notice Wanted To Buy For Family Pel: Dachshund, Pup Or Young DQg , Cell 1-40·446·2342 Ext. t & Then 20 Cays; Or 304·675-4293 Even- Ings. wanted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any Condition; 740·446·9853. wanted To Buy : Used Mobile Homes, Call 740·446·0175, 304675-5965. Occasional Babysi tter Needed : For 2 Year Old, Our Home, Must , Have Referen ces , Be Reliable, • 740-441 - 0118. .....:.......:..:__ ____ . . Pte.. ant Velie~ ~oaptlll Is curr • rentty accepting applications tOf : a Pt1armacy TecMie1an. The BP"~· ·pllcant must be registered In thA • state of West Vlrgmla or cerlllltd • in another state or ceflltled by the • Ph a.rmacy Ta,9hn lclan Soard. The :. Individual mus t be able to pro· . vida pr oa l ol cerlllicatlonl regl&· • tratl on Rl the time ot application. • Con ta ct Personnel . at Pleasant : Valley Hospital, lJ04) 675·4340 . or lax f/'1 (304] 675·2447. AA!EEO · PositiOn Opening Gallia -Meigs Communi ty Action : ts SeeKing An Operations Olrec· . tor /Fiscal Otllcer To Work In .The • Main Olllce. Position ts ·Respon· • slt:Jie For All Fiscal Operations Of : The Agency. App lica nt Must . Have A Bachelors Oegree In Ac· · co unti ng Or Related ,Field, 5 · Years · Acco unt Exp"rlence . : Knowledge Ot Fund Accounting • • Supervisory Experlen t e, Good · Organ izational Skllts And An Un· · derslandlng Of Nonprotn Ac· : counting. Send Resume With Three ~eler - · ences To GMCAA , Boll 272 , • Cheshire, OH 45620 By 11f1 3/98 : GMCAA Is An Equal Opportunity . Employer. Th ree Full-Time Registered · Nurse And On a Full· Tlmt't LPN : Positions Available In Oak Hill Community Medical Center's Med /Surg Department And Long Term · Care . Ohio licensure Required .· Candi date Will Ulltlu Nursing . Process While PrO'w'ldng Care , 01· . reel /Guide Patient /Family · Tea ching, And Ft.~ nctlo n Within · Scope 01 Departmental E•pecta· . tlons. 11 Interested , Please Send , Resume To: Oak Hill Community Medical Center. AnenUon · Brenda · McKenzie, 350 Charlotte Avenue, ' Oak Hill, Oh 45656 EOE EMPLOYME:NT SERVICES Over the Roa d dr iver Neede€(. • Flat bed r Experience Neede.dJ : Call: 304-675-5873. �• Frldey, October 23, 1998 .I • I Friday, October 23, 1998" Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio ' The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 • oo.. NEA Cro11word Puzzle 1 ,. ALDER •...led - 42PIInllt,_,4& Doallwn • C' 41 Dup' tiJ one ·--Golllor Or_ .... 1zet:\. 14TOIIk ,M 5I In lllllleiouo C4lplaln 10 L4lle lor 1wo Full T mt And Ont Part Time Ctfllhtd Nune Alllltlnt Potlllon• Av.1tab~ Cand dale Will UIIIIZt Nurt ntr Alljfflf'lf Proctu tt lnttruttd P!tU.t Stnd Anumt To Oa~ Hill Com .muntty Medical Center AnentJOn 9rt'nda Mct<enzlt 350 Charlotr. -OII<HIIOH•~ £0E 3 Bedroom Home Localed On Keilty Orl¥1 Georg.. Ct . . k Road lN"'l Room Family Room Krlehon /l!alh Ulundfy Room OUI 11de Storage ButkhnQ Back And Sode Pallo Clfpot New Roa4 SeiO On La•go Lot With Plenly Of Treet Largt Back Yard Bedroom• lull dry baument WanrH HVAC lnttaller JServlce r " ptae. fon:~ a1rfgu furnactt TtC:MlC IIf'l Mutt Be EPA Cefl l AJC ftn~d corner lot 3B Wind f lfd StnCI Responu To CLA "" C1 30«175 7285 455 e1o Gall pol a Oatly Tnbune 825 Third Avenue Galltpols OH 3br llv ng room dining room lamtly room 1 bath central air ..!631 ntwer urPt-1 I root rtPIICfmtnt WanLeCI Part T1me employee 10f a windows family neighborhood local P•t Shcp P1c~ Up AppUca privacy fenceCI ~trd 24fl lbO\Ie tiona 2<tt3 Jackaon Ave {No ground pool many uogradet """""Cail) move In co nCI Prit•d In 70 t 304-67, 2924 Wanted Sublf lute Hyglen11t lor maternity leave December 181h 4 Bedrooms ' 112 Batnl LA DR through the 1econd wee~ or Ft F~ /Fireplace Corner Lot 1 1/<t bruary E•celltnt workmg condl Acrea Sm Orchard 2 Car Ga tlonl In a modern oH~ee wtth grear rage Heated W7 Shop Barn DIY Pttast ceu 304 773-5o620 or Building Heal Pump CA. Deck ttnd ruumt to PO Bo• 380 Ntturat Gaa Co Water Chuhlre MalOti wv 25260 OH Si5 000 Good Family Home! WorJ( AI Home Growing Companv Need I Help Now $250 $500 A week Pan Time Full Time ESJy & Fun We w 11 Train No E•perlence Need td S.rlous lnqur•et Only 1 800 20ol-704~ 140 Business Training Galllpolt Career College Spring Valley Plaza 740 446 4387 1 800 214 0452 Accredlltd Mem bef ACICS Atg 190 05 1274B 150 Schools lnatructlon Magic Years Day Care Pre School apacas a'lla lable eJCcel tent skills lo yotu opment Call ut lor more lnlo·rma-1 1lon 304-4175 5847 M F 7 30 5 30 180 Wanted To Do Certified day care pro'lllder u llatanct 8'fal1a~e 740 742 0612 Electric ma nten,ance 11rvlce Wiring breaker bOJCU tight lilt ture t-leatlng IYIIems & Mo rt 740 387 7401 I 800 836 0728 E" 367 evr 2 3 bedroom• tolt tongue/ groove pellet IIOVI MP/CA ap pllancea garage tpa acre Bula ,m. PlkB 740-367-0286 By Owner 'Ratocared) 3 Bed room1 B lck Ninyl New VInyl & Deck Great Condition 2902 An n ston Dr ..... Point Pteasan1 WV Price Lowered To Upper 701 Will Consider Renting 304 6?!! 40!!" {Lor) Of 740-441.0135 (Konl) IV OWNER 6 Mlle1 N of 8ulfalo In Muon Co 1/2 mile oft Rt 62 Brick home Qn 10 acrea w/2 <tOOl!:~ II I vlng space overtlzed dpuble garage 3 aroe bldroom• 2 balhl large lamlly room,. wlllre place bonut room farge utility room new ca pet ceram c tile In beth& & kitchen newer hilt pump & appllancu Large rear dec~ 24 abo'llt ground pool very p!IYate but eonvltniiV lOcal ed on black top road wfclty water Price $139000 Cell for IPP1 304-418-11136 304 674 0126 Furniture repair relinlsh and ret !oration at1o cuerom oroert OhiO Valley Refinishing Shop Lerry Philllpl 740 992 6576 19$3 Cllyton UX70,. 2 bed rooms 2 futl Bltt'tl Otume Thl LOan :JOU71>1 553 1984 Norrlt Clayton 14X70 'l Sodl...... 2 llllhl 2 ~ CA 8lc:IO Melli Building 7"0 256 8651 --CIN<o-..... Raw Ffee SUWiW Dflh wiPUf Nlct C..tn 2 bfdroom feftrenc Only II Oollwoad - W-/Dyor Hool<.lfpl 304-!755162 Nlllo WV iJOHtHIII 2 Btd•oom1 2 Ballll 141(70 Mo bite Home Gu Heat 740 2<4!! 15828 5 Btelrooms ) balhl wllh 111)().251-!1070 8x30 one bedroom full bllhm kllchtn stove re•rlgerator tnd furnau $1500 740-742 8282 ABANDONED HOME 3BR A11umo Loan Low Monlhly Paymenlt Flno,.lna AvalJ04. 755-51186 Oouble Wide New $999 Down $237 per mo Fret diiWiry & ltl up I 800-691-ll777 E Z Flnonco R~nlart & I 11 Time Buye,. 2 & 3 Bedroom• Under $200/mo I II00-261.J070 Euy Finance R,enlert & 111 Time Mome Buyefl W1 Have 2 & 3 Bedroom• Around 1200 Month Llmlled Time Onlyl 1 800 251 !1070 Largt Hlactlon ol u1ed homtl 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at 1299!! Oulck doll,ery Call 740 388 91!21 Mobile Home older Modtl Trailer rurnlthtd Pus Wattler/Orytr (304) 675 4075 New 14•70 1500 Down 11119 per mo Free air sklrl 1 800 eet 6777 NEW 14xl0 31A GLAMOUR BATH $199Month0ntyAt lit Ferry call304 67!5 110!5 after 8pm OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV Reoucedl740 446 9664 OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304-7111-5111 Home lor sala three bedroom Bualne88 Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend• that you do bual n11s with people you know and one bath n ce home priced right 740 949 3228 Houee In Middleport three bed roor.n bath and 112 See 000 pIce negotabte ca 740 992 34ee Newly Remodeled 3 Sdrma 2 Baths Brick Ranch LA FA DR HardwoOd Floore New Carpet Custom Built Oak Cablneu anCI Trim ThroughOut Mercerville AMERICAS II CO OPENED Area 740 256 8577 Repo 1 For fllle 2 & 3 BO<J•oomo Ouallly By Phone 1 800 2!!1!1070 REPO II For Sali 2 & 3 Bedroom OuaiiiV by PhOnt I 800 251 !1070 NOT to send money through the ma I urtll you have lnvutlgateCI the offering UNITED KINGDOM Ground Floor Opportunity Un lmllad At zldqle Income Friends? 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Free Meg 888 57 1 8723 230 Proteaslonal Services 0 a A Home Repa ir Free ES Umale D Dodrill Owner J Ad k na Manager 740 388 9638 Llvlnglton 1 B111ment Wtttr ProoUng all basemen t epalrs done fr ee estlmatu lllet me guarantee 12yra on jot:fe•perl l!lllCe 304 80!-3117 Llvlngtton 1 B111ment Weter Proofing all basemern repairs dona hea estima tes lifetime ouaranlee 12yrs on Job eJCperl ence 304 80& 3887 REAL ESTATE RED IRICK 740 448 3365 Right In Cadmus Great Locallonl 112 Acre Mil 3 B&droom Houae 2 Baths Living Room Dining Room Nice Porc h 1/2 Basement 'With Good Dry Concre te Floor Nice B g Shop Plus A Good Garage Top Notch Ga den Barn Has 1 Horn Stell P ua A Lillie Pasture County Water And Well Geed Furnace In Basement For Heat PrlceCI Just Rlghtt Roman D Hershberger 15!586 State Route 41 Patr ot OH 4~6~8 New brick Ranch 3 bedroona 2 bath Den 2 car garage plus storage area All Ecectrlcl 1 2 Level acres $ 27 !SOO 304 67!5 8959 320 310 Homes lor Sale A Little Country In Town Price reduced arge restored v c o 111'1 tom a s tuated on 2 ac u VII laoe of M ddleport Sac uded and private ctou to schools and churches Priva te b lck circular drive brick pat o modern Mltchen family roam wlflraptace 3 4 \:I!Cl rooms two batha large formal LA! DR large Ioyer four orlg nal &Ia nad glass w naows 30 minutes from Athens 5 20 mlnults hom Galllpol s For ap polntment call 740 992 5696 3 Bdrm House on Jay Or Close To HMC C ty Schoo s S62 000 00 740 446 654 1 m 740 446 1990 Both Aher 5 OOPM RANqH Slylo House Excelent Condition Par !Iaiiy Fin shed Basement 2 Car Garage Serious lnqulr 11 On yll Mobile Home~ 1or Sale $500 Down on any 1411:70 In stocM mlted number free Clellv ary Call 1 BOO 69 6777 $999 Down on any 98 moelal DouDiewlde In stock Free Oellv 9ry Call 1 900 691 6777 Abandonee! Home Take Over Payments 0 Make Oiler 1 800 :\83 6862 move !rom Lo.ng Bottom Ohio 304 6?5 8782 1969 Cammun ty mob le home 12~~;56 ask ng $2300 740 843 5310 days a 740 843 5147 alter 6pm 1971 Hlllcr9SI 1:i!x60 twO btd ooms washe dryer stove a re lr gera1o a r undarp nnlng All rea ostate '<ldvon s g n th s nawsp11pe s subtect to ttl& Fedora Far Hous flQ Act of 1968 wn ell n 1kes 1 negnl lo f\d\lan se any p ele ence lrntator a Oscrm nat on based on ace colo e g on se)l!am I at sta us Or mllona or gtn 01 any 11ent on to make any such preterenco Im tat on or cJ scr m atton n s ewspapar w I not Mnownclyaccept adYert se11 onts lor real ostaro wfllcn s n v otaUo 1 o tho aw Our eacJe s n e hereby Informed that a 1dwollngs adve~lsed n ths nowspaper are avallab eon an oquat 1--•oioppo-~."n•";.Y•ba•'•'!!"'-·j Rep o•d Double Wide On Lot 304 736 7295 Hou11 trailer on Broad Run Ad 2 M 111 from Sporn Plant 3br 1 112 bathe 2 addad on rooms lot ga rage 2 AfC a houuhold lttmt $17 000 304 882 3428 We Finance Land & ~omt W th AI Little AI 1!!00 Down 1 808 928 3426 340 Bu1lne11 and Bulldlnge 2 story commerc al orllce building aala 1505 Mulberry Helghta cadar tiding banmant 740 992 6288 Commercial Ofllce or Attall 87 Mill St Middleport 1 4t50 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992 62150 Acqulslllona (neJCt door) 350 Lots & Acreage 1 Acre Land On 554 In l<yger $5 000 00 Caah Or U 000 06 Land Contract 740 36? 0632 5 Aorta wllh 2 Mobile Momea In Muon Counly 4 BuiiJiana $30 ooo Conlacl Lee (304) 532 0648 6Jacru good building allea 10 minutes from towl\ public water owntr financing available $26100 304 675 59u, Approximate y 3 5 Aerts Perry Twp For Sate 7,.0 ,. .. , 4809 or 740 446 1104 Alltr e OOPM 1963 Wlf:ldsor 10JC56 two bed oom \/try goo~ condition muat $4 500 740 992 !!039 LAND 7411-441·1482 BRUNE~ We ve Got The County Covefldl Jul\ Off SA 7 Below New High scnool 1<88 baugh Ad 5 Acre LOti S14 000 M1lga Co Ea Near Carpenter DyU'IIIIIt Very Remote t 1 + Acres $10 !500 Rut and While& Hill Rd Just 011 New Lima 11 Acres $14 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 Publ c Water Dan\1111• Briar Ridge + Golt Ads - '7 Acrei With N ce Pone $12 000 Or 8 Acres 1978 t4F X ?OFt Mobile Home Needs Work $1 800 00 740 367 0632 $13 000 Oc On SA 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acres $18 000 Cit~ 1987 Clay ton 3 Ba~roome 2 Ba1hs Cent al Air Gas HeBI 011111 Co G1eat Cond t onl 740 388 8475 Oa~wooCI 14X70 2 Full Baths 2 B90rooms Heat Pump Very Good Cond lion Sl 1 500 oo Negotiable I [304( 1988 773 5103 Wale Too Many To Lilli South 01 Town On Friendly Aldga B 5 AChl& $7 !500 Public Wate C IV Schoata Hall Way To Huntington 10 Acrea Teent Run Ad $12 000 Call For Fru Mapa + Ow('ler Fl anc ngLtnlo Take 10,.. 011 Lllled Prices un Cash Purchases! 1988 Skyline 1400 three ceo 100 m two b~ttt e•ca lent conOI tton ns de and out central a r and vmyl unde pinning Inc ut'led 740 992 6227 anyt me 1990 I4J1'70 mob e home two bedrooms one ba1h appl ancas central a r Included must move 740 667 6630 Reel Estate Wanted Wt Fat acre oHJerry Run Ready tor Du ldlng Apple Grove Mobil Home 12)(6!i smoke and some water damage lnatdt New Fur naco (304) 578 2890 I 800 2 I 3 8365 AIIIIIOnyUindCo 448-6515 dlllj)Ofl all uiHIIIH paid 1100 do po~ll 1270 monlh call 74D V92 7806~Spm House• for Rent 3 Bldtoomt In Rodney 4 Bed rooms Jn BkfWtlt 740 379 2!!40 llovoMtt3 Bedroom• 2 Bathl 1300/Mo 304 7:J8.72VO I ·I SEOAOOM HOMES FROM 14 OGO I..OCII Gov I & Sank Ropo 1 con 1 800 022 27)0 x 1709 FURNISHED 4 Room Houu CIOII to Oowntown No Smoklf'l8 NO Ptll Oepotlt Atqu1rtd 74 440 19541 Houu tor Rant with option to buy 4 bedroom 1112 balt'lt 1 ear garage fenced In yardl Centr.st llrlhtal WuherfOrytr Hook up Lg Declc: Stove Rtfrig Dlthwa ttr furnlthed $525 Plus Dtpollt (304)876-7873 Houae For Rent 2 Bedrooms 1 If 2 Bath1 Full Baaemenl Patriot 740 379 2182 740 379 2855 New double wide In M11on three bedrooml two bathl sunroom ve•y nice 304 882 3828 Iaior 6pm Nice 2 Of 3 bedroom houH In me•oy no poll 740 992 5886 Po Pomeroy four t)edroom MUD WI 0 newly remodeled nur play ground rtftrenctl B/0 call 740 992 888tlallt, 5 30pm Rent 4 bedroom FA batement AC large yard Lincoln Avenue 304 1575 3402 IVIIIIble prompt ly Small Houle For 1 Or 2 P'topte HLJd Acctpltd 74().446-0974 420 Wut 2 Badroottt Townhouse Apartmerua tnctudtJ Waltr Sewage Trash 1295/Mo 7"0 .41 18 18 740 446 0951 740 One bedroom apartment In Mid REfHALS 410 35 Now Ttking AptJ!lc:a!lont - Land 30 500 Acras !S Bedroom• 3 Bllhl With Ovtr 2 000 8Q Fl UndO' 13!10/Mo I CIJ.nnlngham Realty Broker 372 304-76&-6885 haul your tog1 to the m Njust call !5989 Jackton!Mason Co lint lo 304 875 1957 ca lion Mini condlllon Syr old New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per br c~ ranch on molt/~ level 4 e mo Free sir lklrt 1 BOO U1 Ha17e 2 Openings For 24 Hour tn acret 3 car garage workshop 5777 formal living & dining cann ng ). :;.;.;;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Hom1 Care Of Elderly Or Hand! capped 740 441 1536 ~ rchen/ulllltylpantry lully New 1998 14X70 tl'lree ~drqom fKiulpped kitchen 11 ,.9 000 lncludtt e monthl FREE lot rem Mature chrll!lan lady w 11 babysit Tombte1on Run 4 46 acrtl+l 11 Include• tkirUng de tulle steps In your home dependable 811cel 4mlleontlght$21 000 and nlup Only $187 08 per lent references 74¢ 742 2091 month with $1075 down Call 1 Great Locar on Clo11 To GJIIIpo 800 837 3238 Will care ror the tldarly Oay or us 3 Bedroom Home 1600 Sq Nigh! I Have Experience and Feet New Sldi~(J New Central Air NEW lANK AIPOI AtlertnCII {304)1!175 7961 Fireplace 2 Car Garage L~rge ONLY 3 LEfT Deck Appl ancu Stay Price Stl tIn Warranty 210 380 over Wo Pay Cllh 2 OOOiq 11 Undo• 1350/mo I 111)().251 !1070 By owner three bedroom fenced yard pool doubta lot In Galllpo Lafoyttlf Man Galllpolil 2 Sid roomt 2 Bllhl All UtHWfl It! eluded tA50tMp Dtpotlt At QUKtd 740-..1 ~~ Ntwly Remodeled I Bedroom Apt GJIIipolll Ferry Urge Y1rd Dtpotll f 1tlmonthil rent! 30" 671>32e91/304-417158 I 3 I ~-0<-­ OnlyDown 6 1111% ....... Georges Portable Sawmill don 1 FINANCIAL accepted public wartr 20 mlnuC.I rrom new Buffalo 8ridga on J«ry't Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jl 304-576-2336 Mobile Homas for Rant 1 Bedroom Trailer In Qalllpotla Nlot Vtrd & Porch $~50/Mo 1200 DtPOIII Aeltren ott At Qulrtd 740-44B-i342 2 & 3 btdroom mobile nome• air condlllontd $260 $300 10wt1 w1ter and treth Included 740 992 2107 2 Bedroom Mobllt Homt On Krln tr Road S2861Mo lncludll WI ltr Traoh SIOO OtpOIII No Poll lnlldo 740 448 91589 2 bedroom troller In Tupper• P lalnt $200 per month p ua de post & ullltlea 740 887 3487 2 bedroom tral tr In Racine 3 bedroom trailer n Mldd epor1 no pelf 740 992185~ 2 Bedroom Trailer n Small Traler Park Depo11t and Rtlrencea At qulred No Pete 7"0..446 1104 2 Bedroom Mobile Home lor Rent If lnteruted cal 30A 6715 6512 2 Badroom1 $3715!Mo Plul Utll Ilea & Capoalt No Pel& 740 44&- 4313 740 448 0879 2 Bedrooms 14•70 Mobile Home $400/Mo $4~0 Dopooll 74Q 245 5628 I 14~t70 2 Bedrooms ~Bat hs In Crown City In Quiet Na ghbor hood Aeteroncea 740 2158 ~988 a Bedrooms W W Carpel Nalu ral Gas Heat In Ga tllpolla '740 Ont Bedroom Apartment For Rent In Rio Qflndl 740 245 0114 Me< 8 ~M One btdroom furn itheCI tl)art mtnt In Middleport 740 992 9191 Tara Townhoun Apartmtnte very Sp.setous 2 Bedroom• 2 Floort CA 1 1!2 Bath Fully Car pel«! Pe!lo No Ptll ~tiM PIUI Securily Oepoall Aequlrtd 740 446-3481 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin RIYtrl Tower now accepting applications lor 1br MUO tub1lcf· lztd apf lor 1ldtrly and hand! cappeo. EOH 304 8711-8879 Furnl1hed Room• Clrc!t Motel LOWUI AlliS In Town Ntwly Remodeled HBO Clnemu Showtlmt & Dlt ney Wttkty Aalll Or MOJ1Ihly Rtltl Conttructlon worktrl Welcome 74().4.1 5898 740 .. 1 0167 460 Spac~t tor Rent Mob le hom~ tile ~t~allablt bel ween Athenl and Pomerov call 740 36!4367 490 For Leue MERCHANDISE 510 Houeehold Good• Apptlanett Rtcondllloned Wathtrl Cryer• Rang" Relrl gratort 90 Dav Guarantetl llrench City Maytag 740 448 7795 ODOO UIEO APPLIANCES WUhtrl dryers rtfr geralors rang tt 6Kagge Appliance~ 76 VIn e Slrett Call 740 ~ 446 7398 I 888 818 0128 Par~ Two (2) Be«room MoD te Home Route 218 S:lOOtMo Rttnt $300 Oepoalt + References Required 7<0 983 4607 Wlndaor 14•65 Mobile Homi For Rent Or Sale On Land C'Ontract 1989 Cavalier $1 200 740 446 1810 440 Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apanments fur nlahad and unfurnished security deposit required no pe ts 740 992 2218 Bsdroom Econom cal Gas Heat WIO Hook Up NeHI Clnen a $279/Mo Plug; Ullll!IBS Oepos I & Least Fhtqu red 740 446 2957 I :i!bl'ltm apts tota l electric ap pHances furniShed taundry oam lacllltlas close to IIChoo In town Applications avallal>l& at Villagt Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Weatwood Dr l111 from S279 to S358 Walk ta shop a movlet Cell 7-40 446 2568 EQuat Hou&I()Q Opportun ty Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Cam pleltly Aadacoraled Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Rei erence & Deposit Required Aso Furnished 2 Rooma & Bath Up stars 740.446 1!i 19 Grac OUI living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vlllage Manor and A verslde Apar1m1nta In M ddle port From $24i $373 Call '740 992 5064 EQual Housing Opp01 tunltlns F01 Bale Fill Olrl Will Dtlfver 304-417H73<1 Gat Furn~ct -'"" Alf COndition ing Unit Ultd 2 112 Yflff For Rtnt 1 StCiroom HouH In GeiiJ.. Gattwt~ 2000 Computtr ltff Thtn 1 Yilt Ok:f Asking $1 olOO Of iliJI 0111< 740-387 7893 Grubb 1 Plano UJttlno & rtptlrl ~,Oblom11 N.,d Tuned? Call lho plano 01 740-..e-•625 Jirf AERATION MOTORS Ropa~rod Now & Aobulllln SIOd< CaD Flon E'an1 I 800 537-9521 992 3575 Kitchen C1blnet1 Cooktop Sink Rango Hoo<l lor 8810 Remodlllng Stt Before Removed 140 446 0418 740-.w& 37541 Ohio Vallov Bank Will 011., For Sale Bv Public Aucllon A 1997 Yamaha YFZ~OOJ ATV 1128858 A 1984 Pontiac Fiero t:27&985 And A 1997 Kawuekl KOX300 Used Furniture Store Below Holl ~~~~~~------~~· Shtllle Pupplll I Wllkl Old • cyljndol good condlllon aood Tonneau CO'Qi ~ I ply flrlt 111ndard shill ov•rdrfve 520 2 Beby Car Seats & Stroller 8 ack Window Shutt er 63 Long Also 48 >ong 740 241 ~0 64 29 Peop e wanted To (lei Pad IS$ Fo• The Pounds 0 Inches Vou Will Lo•e In The Next 30 Daya All NaturaiiGauranteaQ Call Tracy At740 441 1982 3 112 ton Bryant heat pump with 101<W20 nlectrlc fur naca gqod condition $'100 740 992 3 02 5•8 utility trailer will\ wooden sld9 nnd 1111 bad $450 740 992 4144 are 8pm CombustiorH!er Slaker Rtd & wl'!ltt eonctulon rralltr wJ cotton candy & funf)el eake me chine fountain drlnkt etc Meoll hullh dept raqulrtmtnltfiUP BALE Kllchon Cablntlo wZoTf lltt price If purchased by tr11 end ol October Free In nome uti mafu Trl Coun ty Distributor• Cred I Check From 8 OOAM 9 OOPM I 800-326 7836 Sta1a Shlnglta 22 r11" 740 441 1983 Super Single Waterbld With Heeler And Cht1 t 01 Orawer• Good Cond $80 oo 740 448 868G Unldtn Pro StO E 40 Chtnnel Sldtbtnd Ban I V..r Old Hat Coke Pepsi tiC Including otcllln Stove ssao 740 388 977t Come Get Your Cut To Length Slab Firewood At The Sawmill Just Outside 01 Patriot On PatriOt Road S15 A Pick Up LaM Buy One Gat The Next One Free Tnl Ocl DIABETIC PATIENTS You Ma1 Be Entt ed To Receive Your Dla be lle Supplies At No Co!ll To Yo 1 For More lntormat on t 868 877 6561 Electric Scooters Wheelchairs New And Used Sta rway Eleva tors Wheelchair Anel Scqoter Lifts Bowman s Homecare 740 446 7283 \991 JD V70 Ullllly T,_, 4WO 33HP Olttol 8~ M,. 113 000 1990 JD e13 Aola•y CUIIII 11 ooo 1997 Bulh Hog 80 oe G,.dlno Blldo uoo Call 100 ..e-1201 24 UIIO T"ACTO"I IN IITOCK Financing AI LOW At 8 9% Wllh John Ottfl Credll ApprO\Itl On Uud Traclort Carmichael 1 Ferm & Lawn Gatllpollt Ohio 740 '-'6 2A12 01 I 800 5114 II 11 Also e.. The "New 4000 Ser~1 In Slodl Agco.AIIolpoclol Traclo' !870 83 PTO H P 4 wheel drlv• world lamoua alr cooled dle•el 1nglne Ooodyllr Radial Ur11 all 4 whl'lll tndt pondonl 540 and 1000 PTO Hy draullc wet dlac brlkll 111 4 whlttl Dlfferenlltl IOclc front & relf dt.tal hytlraullc ,.mottJ AOPS and Ctnopy texle Tran,.. million fully tynetuonlztd lor ward & reve11t ahullll zlne coaled Sh,.t metal ,. yur or 550 Building Suppll88 Block brick sewer plpn w nd ows !Inlets etc Claude Wlnlera RIO Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Lawn GalllpOIII OH 740 448 24121800 8941111 820 Pet• tor Sale A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Featu lng Hyd o Batn Don Shaets 373 Oeorg&s Creak Ad Wanted to Buy BYY!NOT!MIEALANDI Too Prlct• lor Tlmblr land ready to cut now or ready to out In 10 lo 15 YHfl or Tlmblr land cut recently We Jllll br Tlmbtr on lht l lump For mort lnformMtlon Call Toll Fr" without obl~allon 800-328 8325 '" We pay 234 or w•llt Bill Br~hl Land Ute Corp Boll 460 Sum meravlle Wv 28851 Wanted to buy Mason or Gallla area 100 Acres More or Ltll Farm wood/Land Call (304) 6758383 Wantedl Troy Bull! Tiller Wllh Electric Start 740 441 10\3 . 830 SateI Margartt Pierce LlvBitock 18 month old h111ford croll bull eot:l Vena BARNEY & 4-WDs 1t7SJ Dodge Mtwlt van 311 au 10m111Cf26()740-992-33'2. Polldolmpoutdf Nl Mtkll Alrll- • j! FRANK & EARNEST f• Llmousln bull e yeart old gen Ill reollltrod 304 458 1727 SQOCial Fall Fudor Call Solo Stl l.(f;d&V Oclober l41h I PM Callie Accepted Alter 4 PM Frl day All Conalgnmanta Welcome Hauling Available Athena LIYI stock Sale1 7.40 !!92. 2322 7"0 898 3531 840 Hay & Grain Largo Bolu ol Hoy $11 00 oachl 304 871 1385 Round Balu 01 Hoy Slortd In earn 740 245 1117 TRANSPORTATION call?40 992 3701 10n1 Dlapoflllon $250 00 7<0 446 0119 AKC Aeglatered Chlneae Pug Pups 2 Ma ea 3 Femalea All Fawn Colored $250 740 446 4816 aac~ahund 949 222! Coppe1 nose Beagles 5 months old $50 a&eh 304 875 207t5 HAPPY JACK TAIVERMICIDE Recognized Safe & Efltcllve By US Center For Veternlnary Medl cine Against Hoo~ Round & Ta peworma In a. Call Ava 1 Oo8' able 0 T C J NORTH PRO DUCE U0-448 1033 BROWNS TRUSTWORTHY HOWE 11 •0 446 8828 jwww happyJack Inc com) Mae BalCer Puppy 7 weeka old AI<C Reglsllred !=awn 1250 00 (304) 895 3111 French Clly Pet Grooming b~ Ap polntmen Uttre Wuh 8athlng, Sy11am 650 Sfcond Ave Galli polls 740 446 1528 One year o Cl mae Beag e trl col orad exce le nt hunting blOOdline stra Klaiber s B 11 dam Aamsty s Cr l c~al II also trl colortd lull bloode d Bl!lagle pupp es A~C 3 males 3 temah•s ?40 1.-2 t049 TAJCt ANTIOX If> ANT.f? FI6U,t OX I I'> ANTS -~t9~8:.:C~h~~~S-I--04_W_D_A_I_I~TI~I1•~ y/IL£. C•~lu 5 Spood fl3 100 740~ ~~ tMPPtN. I .,j 1882 Kawuakl 780 CBR now THE BORN LOSER mu11 ... fl800 74().742 8212 • 1883 Monde OdyiiiV 280 Lois .. Ot Naw Pertt Flun1 Good Wlti'l .. Extra Part1 Odyney ?40 4•6 TE~e.u:' rcmr., 1181 FXA CUIIomlzf'd ~ lowrldtr 1everal trophy• too , much to list 11 000 mll11 no rea1onable off1r relu11d for lnfo 304 67!>8539 1 I'J(.I(, [ (JoN{p~~ I <.1-N'T CAKI\ OO'T TK.I(L.f) r ., C:££, ~YOU c.oNC.ERN.ED TI-IE.Y CUT YOU flil)M T~ Tf.NI\7 IT:l f'\Y BN.J..' I 1 1991 Hondo CRI25 Compltloly Rodono Reco Rudy $1 800 740.448-7375 ; I _l 780 Boete & Motore for Sale •' ~1:::99~0:-=S~Iro~I-01-:::20:-=F~I:::FI~Ih:-:"&~S~k.,..l :'_ 171 HP Evlnrudo Col For Dtllllt, Slot 01101 740 241!-8109 6UT NOT THIS >10USI! HOLI:>' wERE IN THE OTHER 33 !> PERCENT 1 wHEN 1'1'1' Fll.tEHOS T ... Lit. /II!OVT "LL 'THE G~E/I'T STUfF Oil C"'ILE, C/111 I JOIN IN THE CON· V£11.S"TION ? NO! Bummera not O\lerl l<awuakl 1 STS Jet 1kl atll under warrantY • threa 111111 83 hor.,power bought new July of 9? thrt' matohln1Kaw111lcl ski vtttl and trailer al go with II Priced to 1111 ~ ., S4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 204!! wUI conaldtr trade ror 1'-. 0000 pontoon boat Autoa tor Sale 92 Probe 3 ltr 5 •Petd air 751< 1080 1000 HONDA CARS 1100 UOO Pollee lmpoundt All Ma~ts Available Call 1 800 822 2730 E•l 4420 1982 Cut1a11 Supreme i 0 aeo VB GQod Cond lion $1 800 00 Firm 740 992 45418 198~ Cavalier ••ctllent condl lion $1100 740 378 9500 1986 Me cades ISO E NICI Clr second owner se 800 304 e'7S 8539 1987 Ford lompo $700 00 304 375 8339 1968 Bonntvlla L~ maroon .-dr new llre a & brakes good cond $3 200 304 871 579h11tr 5pm 1992 Cavalier RIS "'" O~tlont $2 Oodgt Ber11ta S adow $2 59& 49 000 00 19911888 $2 290 oo Cook Motors 740 4 6 010 :.:3;__ __;_____ _4.;;..;_ 1993 Qrond AM QT ~ Door Rod 69 ooo M111 se ooo 740 3670219 ~------~--------~' ' Now 011 lankt & bOd1 p&rll D &-,, '! Two Wlnter Snow Tlru With Studs Mounled On 1~ Whttll For QM Ciro $00 740 440 0195 ~E ~EARD t995 cuuaa• Sltrra Otd1 v e 4 Doors Meroon 33 ooo Mllea All Powe{ Excellent Condition! $7 995 00 7<02!8 9161 t995 Dottge Neon AUtomate & AIC $<1 850 OBO 740.379-272ll t995 Pontiac Flreblrd 3 4 v 8 52 000 Miles Full Power T Tops l J I FRIDAY li92 Ttlf¥ 26ft Oak OlnnoV Cablnttt CA Cenllr Meet Ml II'\ orowave Twln Beds Excel Con -, dillon 304 773-19V6 • , • i1 Motor Home 480 FOfd Engine • Otmco Kar l<adtty 11 Tow DoUy • Fo1 Silo 28 Fl Compor Prlco Ao I 304876 2910 1997 OOdOO SIIOIUS PW Au 1omol 1~ A/C 28 ooo Mllu $9 000 OBO 740 379 272ll .,., duetd A.lao 18Ft Nomad 740• :~ 146-11813 74().448 Q833 "'· • SEHVICES ~·• :~S Hom• Improvement• --=--..,;.,==.,..---·!,•,. •'• """'" 1 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlontl llftllmt guarantee ASTRO-ORAPH Local relarenc11 furnlthtd Es tabtlthtd 197S Call 24 Hra {740) ~OQ tfl Waterproofing ., :• Appliance Parts And Sarv et A~ " BERNICE BEDEOSOL Name Branda Ovar 25 Yeare E• p.trltnce All Work !luarantttd French City Maytag 7"0 448 77i5 Home Main ,lnyl aldlno• doors windows baths home repair and more Fot Ira• eatlmatt eall Chet 740 99 i 6323 Gentrll l. l~o~n~1~nfc o~~' Painting Profeaalonal 20yra e11 p11 tnce with all masontry brick block & Ilona Also room additions ga ragea 11c Free tsttmates 30o4 713 9550 ' Slllord Rood lng Shlngloa ond new roo ta Free tat 740 880 9887 New T res E•celltnt CondUion 740 ue 2300 Electrical and Refrlgarallon Altldtntal or cClmmtrcltl wlllnO-! new atrVict or repal11 Matter u. elsctrlclan Rldtnour ElftlliCII WV000308 30' 675 1786 Ctl'\ttd 27 AabblllaU 21 Mollify 2e Genu• Of • Q "'""'" 31 Culhl..,_., loolalool 33 Dlroctlon 38 -lloreo 40 Flohlno Meda 41 A1m1 met., 42 Future bkl 43 Slanted type (ebbr) 4.4 Norve network 40 Nlllq-n lor ohort 47 Charily gift 48 Force unll 80 Allow 52 WernherBraun Hi 53 Workero I lin '8 L P IBKII. SLVS DKFFPBR OESPBPAIGEF (CIOSGRL DGOLVPV DVSSPB 8 L P MN VIP J GA PIT XPMXVP IGBPOSMB) N G V D ZOEEPB PREVIOUS SOlUTION "I can I carry on rocking lhe way I have done In lhe paal 111 no way for 1 grown man 10 behave · - 'Freddy Mercury '::~:~~, scatt4\llA-~£~s· CIAT I POUAN I~IIH ~, letters 0 Rearrange four Krambled WOlD OAMI _;;....._...,....-~ of the words bit low 10 form four I ~mplo wcrdo G U Y0 L E • •• J A8 0 N I I' I I r r UFSTE I I 1 -·~o:', L1fe IS a teacher the prolessor lectured 'lhat gives you r--::-::-::-::---=~~ new problems before you ve REGDEN lsolvedthe · . . . . . . I I--"T~I:"g...:.;;I,...;;.,;I7~T~..:.;..,I_-l Q Comple•• Ike chuck)e quo•ed by frlltng ln the mlts ng words yov develop from step No 3 below : •• 840 Monlanct 25 Toke a break Pa.. 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L -.1..-..J.I-...L..-.1.._.J__..J and Englnu All ~PII Accttt 1 To Over 10 000 Tran1m111 oni. 740.245 54177 -- - C&C PaJI Pa11 { ~ 30 ooo ml Loadad $upor Cloa"' AKC Pood le Mole t 112 Vura Good With Children Shots AKC Registered Chihuahua Fe malt Sholl And Wo mtd E•cel ~V~, r. .t ::--:---,.,.-...,.____ '' Budgtl P•lced Tranomlulont -' 907 41h Sl Now HaYin WV 304 862 3194 • I 1>0 YOV NO,~ Bab1 plgolor aalo 740 11<9 2908 710 Wormed $75 00 74().258 6182 'I CIIIOnl Condlllon 44 000 Mllll Ga•ogt Ktpl LOidtdl Oougla~ Runyon 740 440-1272 ,. 780 Custom Slaughter and Procen lng Deer proceulng and aum mtr aausage WV S.unge Co Af' I I>J SUPPL.EMfNT~ VITAMINS I I Block Com • C11b Fo1 87TRX 280X 1140 Eoch 7 - 7378 3t0ralnlc a bad trump hre~tk However tl 1988 Jtop Chtroklt Llmllod • o L powor lllltJYihlng AC 4 whttr diiVt CD PIIYtr f4200 080 ) , 740-742 2387 r. 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OL' FELLER!! 111&0 1990Truckof100 t!IOO 34 Pert Oil 10111111 35 llnllnoo 1*1 Vulnerable Ne1ther Dealer South V3 Fo•d Rongo1 XLT 87 000 4 mtlet tooki new fi.lnl like rtew ~ u ooo oeo 7<1Q.742 wo 730 ftC.If'Mty n lllecllclnal root o A 64 6 A 6 3 2 IU3 FO<d 1/2 Ton XLT 2 Whool 7 drlvt 4& ooo 1.41111 740 31l : 1200 1300 lbl 740 992 74&8 740 448 0231 7~0 Coa ' rings heiUI gasQt new pttlnl ,lob ; 9068 9492217 Z4Ho99 85 Fo•d Truck I 50 XLT U 8110Jio 304-1175-3814 Farm Equipment '5 •KJ Routh • 7 •AK852 ~ sool(f fl4 ooo fll ooo 740 Your Area JoM Oteri Otaltr For Ruldtnllal And Commercial Lawn EquiJ:!mtnt Compact Utility Tra ctors From 20 To 39 HP Aft Slzu 01 " WO And 2 WD Ftrm Trtctort Mav Equlpmtnt John 011re Skid Blear Loadtrl Chick With Ua About Finane ng on Lawn Traclort And Low Rate Fl nan cfng On New And Uud Equipment Carmlchllll Ftrm I 800 283 2840 CI<C St Bernard pupplea 1 male t female bor,n 719!98 ahots wormed $175 740 949 20f'2 Ch ucr. pawl lor aale 12 twelve loot 4 ten foot $200 each 740 ltt3 ChOYy'"4X4 Z71 LOidld 3&0 6.. 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