https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/14588bb26d4a43f893171731fe58adee.pdf 2aabf35772a49ac709321f7a34e96498 PDF Text Text Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel NO"IltiNO IWNS UKEADEERE" Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio II Parte Carmichael's Farm & Lawn 668 Pinecrest Drive MUFFLER SHOP 992-21SMI GaJOpolis Across lrQm Gallia Auto Sales on old Ate. 35 West New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-3 4 Starting at $79.95 .. (614) 446-2412 or Toll Free 1·800·594-111 -.n.GotQr • ) . . ,. slsOUTliTliiRD = .ill Guaranteed Service 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH 992-2825 WINSTON CUP C I RCUI·T THE WINSTON CUP SERIES COMING UP: AC-OELCO 400 WHERE: Nol1h Camlina SpNdway, Nl-• - . All-11'1 • 1100 l~p.m.o~•TNN ~ Clop. AC-11 I 4CID I .CNIT,·- - 1 p.m. • 8w1dly • TNN 3:30 p.m. • !knily • ESPN 0 -- tiS ' .1. DIM .lat'lft. 4.214 ,4. AUIIy w.iec.. 4.221 5. 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In effect, Walla~ made ·rhe tc:heduled 500-kilometer (312 miles) race a wUh, and that's before the rains came. Wallace ended 3."111 0. Slltr Camp&cn, 3,430 7. Jimr'n>;"~. 3,405 a. Rk:tl en~. 3,121 ... -ToddBodlno,Monand Colo,_,, NOTAaE: Mrin swept,tllo f!G!'lnoceo o1 North c.ullno Spo.jWay .. bottl1998 ond 1997. \ Dear NASCAR This Week, I'm a TV Stock car rac ing fan . I was intere~ted in a 500-IJiile race like rhe one at Tailadegi that was run on Oct. II, 1998. I would like to know how many gallons of gas it 'lakes to run a race of that size and what arade of gas rhey u~e . Alto, what does on,: of those racina lircs c;ost7 I really enjoy watc:hin&·· the races on TV. I.Jike to see different drivers win. I like it when Jimmy Spencer does well because he is the only NASCAR driver from-Pennsylvania. Donald W. Hemin& Sr. 1\vin Rcx:ks, Pa. a personal streak of 59 racn without a vlc1ory. CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES WMKI}' ~· by NASCAA Thil Wllk writ• Monte Dutton. Lilt · . wwk'l rwlklng II In ,.,.mheeee. Ailing at PhoeniK Solid week 1. T•nv Lobom.'·m 10th at PhOenix e. Dolo Eomhonfl 18) Strong showing 4, Ruoty w.n... Ill t. Mlko Ski..,., (t) Vk:tory at tut Wound ,UP 16th 10. Jolin Ancll'llti 3. Dolo Jo...n 131 ~~.~~14) -·Nov. I """' 11111 Wlnrwr Pole Hlmltton 8. lAboflt• B. Labont• . G. Bodine . fEUD Of THE Will The Daily Sentinel 555 Park St. 111 Court St. Pomeroy 992~2155 WHO'S HOT? Jeff Burton has finished in the fQp 10 nine times in the lut 11 raeeo. 992-6611 •. 2. Who waa rhe Most Popular Driver tn 19597 WHO'S NOT? ' Wl'llly Oallenbach Jr. has flnlahect 23rd Dr worte In tt1e lalt 1o races. I AROUND THE GARAGE FROM THE ARCHIVES: • STJHI,; www.srthluaa .com See us for Your Stihl" Power Tools & Accessories Tho rich hlotOIY of NAIICAR The late Mmhall Teague, , kltl~ while testing an Indy car at Daytona In 1959, . was one of stock car racIng's more talented drivers and able businessmen. He arranged NASCAA's first corporate sponsorship, with the Hudson automobile factory, and its first contingency program, with Pure 011 , The latter Program llvn to this day. Unocal, the gasoline supplier of NASCAR, is a descendant of Puca 01!. Ridenour Crew chief Hewitt to make switch to Petty Enterprises By MDnll Dlltlon Labonte, 34, thinki his "flateralion was unplanned. -de'itlite NASCAR This Week tJD'prt~gram" is much the fact that thl!l/two had a rain AVONDALE., Ariz. -Doug iii\~d, but he took a setback d.elay to form~late strttegy. /. . . Hewitt, for the past silt ~ears the when he had to lake a provisional "We sat thefe*lked, b_~~r~ crew chief at Bahari Racing, will .J.l.otto qualify for the Dura lube we didn't talk at," s.aid move over to ·Pctt)' En terprises "'\_00, tl:Jen:Rfi¥ 23rd. Bobby. " You~ Can't plan . 1 nc:~tt year, prcbably to serve as Still,l f~bhimsclfa gotagood"lunonWardBurton, crew chief for Kyle Petty, cO ntender or e WtnS1on Cup but I didn't plan that either ' Hewilt has worked with champlonlhlp next year: You've aot to go by the seat or Michael Waltrip, Johnny Benson :·rd say anythina;'i pos5ible," your pants and what's happen inK · and Dc:rrike Cope. satd Labonte. "We're dcrinitcly OJ!1Iac racetrack. If we (Bobby FLAT'S NOT WHERE IT'S g~ing _to be a Contender. ~tlea$1 ~.'ffta Terry) could've gotten by AT: Bobby Labom~'s perror- ' thmk we are. If we "o.overythinf'P" Mike (Skinner) tleanly and Terry mance on the rcslrictor-plare right, We will be.':.:,·: could've 5tl~d with me, VIle tracks, Daytona and Talladega, THE BI!ST·LAID PLANS... might have gOHc:n by JeiT(Gorwas spectacular this year. That's t\t ~o~ 'Bobby Labonte doq, the winner). Terry_pushed . the good neWi. i lmoat_won the Pepsi 400 when me all the way down tlii PJCk . The bad news is there aren't ( ~e got I drafting boost rrom older stra1ght, but when 'Ne aof~ ) any more of them. ~erTerry. The Fraternal coop· M1ke and Jeremy (Mayfielct) I '- Copyrlgtlt tOQ8 Th. G11ton finally slowed down to the Jpeed I was supposed to be going." · The last remark refers ro the draR, where t'NO cars, by a:enina in line, are capable of 1oina: faster than One car alone. Of his bold lut·lap move, Bobby admitted, "I wouldn't do that if it wasn'tthe last lap. 1 '1 tnmed Mike not to come up on me, just like I didn't move up on Terry·and Jimmy (Spencer) and Jeff the wtek before that at Talladtp. He (Skinner) had waited too late to move up. When they came around me (at Talladega), I j~t said to myself, 'lfl move up nnw, there's goins to be a big Wf11Ck."' ' RACING ON nfl..WEili Chorllo-. Ruoty Wo~ . pogo hllp:llwww.pcllyl.not/""' .• -ohof111 . ' . Talk About Fast%U 9f !IOU hav~ the need for speed... we've got it!!! .JIIaleb totai ....,. Denblgh Fairplain Exit 132, Rt 21 Ripley, WV 26271 1-800-964-3673 Reloil a. a~nont tu ffrrt In our aream Call Naw And Sign·Up! 1·800.766.0553 or 675·3398 High spee~ Internet Access Wtth Cable Modems! CABLEVISION C 0 1'11'1U N !CATIONS class. The astronaut and locale were lhe same. but thi s time Lawrence watched the launch on a color television. For about half nf the kids in 1\,;lrs. Lavender's class. watching a launch was a new event. The naturally talk· c flights. have' become routine and are no longer televised. In 1he early moments later. "Thai's Columhu..: ." Dtte lu lhc pyblicity give n the era ·in manneJ space !light. from the wa~ llighl. most of Ihe chi ldren knew John Glenn was from Ohio, was a forrner astronaut. and thai hi! w~1 s 77 years old and still llew his own airplane, but many were unaware-- or perhaps unimpre<sed b)' the facllhal he is nne of lheir U.S. Senator> from Ohio. , Belatedly, ·they rememhereJ the word, Ihey were to 'ay. "Go<bpeed. John Glenn." 11me when plans are l>eing made for a manned interno11ional space station. t~mla_ manned trip to Mars. She explained the dala &ained 1960s. the launch of a spacecraft a big event. he explained . The students were mostly amazed by the speed, altitude and distance ligures displayed on the television set; astounJ~U by the performance uf the spacecraft. Within rn~ments. Dbcovery' wa~ Teotchc:rs also took adv~ntage nf the event to m<~ke it in10 an educa- ti onal experience. ' Read.ing · \<"cher Jan Hill explained that Glenn has brid~ed an . infancy of the .. pal:e program to a from Glenn's experience in :-;pace may hdp scienti.'t' beuer under-land the elfeL:ts of ~pace travel on the: human hody. . It will take astrOnauts si~ monlhs 10 get to Mars, followed by al least IJlt'Xl days on the planet. culminating wilh ano1her six month lrip b:~ck home. ,,he e.plained. Most .youngsters agreed 1ha1 the launch was "cool" · the MR/DD board's seeki~g 1he new levy. . According lo Beha, the adult progra m enrollm.!nt ha~· i~creased by 40 Co lle c- ti on of ru ml ~ from the neW pt!n.'t!Ot 1 and th~ early intervention levy..if it is approved, will begin wi t~ · ·and · preschool programs have Increased by 300 percenl. 1h~ t"irsl-half colleclions nt:xl year. The capit.. !"improvement project and a projdt,cll avcr.age increase of 17 percent on properly evaluation anJ proposed by the board would include two phases 1of new construction. The real e>late ti>.xes will apply. Steve Be-ha, dircr..:tor of the lirst phase wbuld involve the addition MR/DD fadlily, cile> an increu>ing of 4,200 :!q uare feel to the adult serenrollment" anJ expansion 1 of ~H.i llit vices ~rea of the building, for habili· services programs as th e rca ... on fnr lhtion activities and for lhl! schoolage transition class. and would allow foi" rt!hovation of the production area _of the workshop. The second phase, which would demot.:racy. and the con tinuing arid be complcied' during 2000 :~nd 200 I prpg.rcssive dedine in the D~mocm­ would add 4.2iXI "iuare feet to the tic Party," Gans sai"l.l . schoOl program. faL:ilitil!s, itlcluding Rep . John "Kasich, R-Ohio, cant- clas~rooms: · a c.:afcteria and kitChen paigning in Columbus recently, Pre- renovations. Total project costs are estimaled at dicted low votei turnout ·would hurt Demm.:rats most because of Ji,ap- $951.000 over a three-year period.· The funds generated hy Ihe addipuintment in Presidt.!nl Clinton ..;i nce ·iionJIIevy would also be used to pro' the Monica Lewinsky rcvdalion.s . " I can Iell you that wh;u 1he pres- vi d ~ local matchin~ fund s for the ident has done is added to cvnic i\rn gra nt programs operatetl by the in the country: · Ka,ir..:h saiJ. ~ .1 think board: which receives $586,000 in it's ~.·rcated morl! vott::r apathy. and >tale ,;wnies and $339.000 in federal monies for vnrious prognunming. really disgu>.l." "It Is nc:ver a plei.l:-.anl task to a'ik Political analysts '"Y undecided li>r properly taxes. but ihrough the votl!rs 'are more:: likely to slay l1o111t: . suppoit of ev~ryon~. lhc needs of Some polls have found a high numbl!r of voters undecided in the ral.:t: children and adult'i with devdop· ~etweefl Tun. the secretarY of st~lc . mental tlisabilitics will~.:ontinue to bl! mel, " 'Beha sa id. ~trld Fisher. a form~r 11t~itc <.111orncy gene ral. Analysts are di.!hating whether thl.! c ~ mdit.lale~· aJverti sing j.., lo hlamc . .campoiign material. projects a total to'il of $25.1:0 nn a home valued at · $~0,000, and total revenue of . $380,000 per year. Good Afternoon The Ohio Ele l.! tion' Cllllll1li..,,ion Continued on page 3 Mourning dove hunting ban not favored in survey jN.e:) O.ntt. • Distributed b)' Unlverut PrUe Syndlc.t.(800) H6-8734 • FCM' ......._ ..o of Oct. a Supply St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-3308 gymnasium to Walch the launch on.a single black and white lelevision, he recalled. Thursday, Lawrence was back at Pmtland to_watch Ihe beginning of Glenn's second space llight with Mrs. Christy Lavender's sixth grade Election a 'big turnoff' to some TRIVIA 1. What Winston Cup Champion won onty one rtee? a1 Portland Elementary School. Then, studeniS: galhered in the sixth grade class for the event was James Lawrence, superintendent of Southern Local Schools, who watched John Glenn'• first spaceflight as a sixth grader at the school In 1962. Limited MRIDD levy to appear on ballqt Middleport I ' WATCHING LIFTOFF • Children at Portlan<;l Elementary School were among millions of school children nationwide watching the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery Thursday afternoon. Joining Mrs. Christy Lavender's James Lawrence was a sixth gmder a fllll S1b.1111 VI. NASCAR The veteran car owner got. Tllont plays a big port believes the Ford Taurus hu In It: an Inherent advantage over NA8CAR Thlt W..k - · the Chevrolet Monte Cartoa he Mom. Dul10ri glvoo hit flolclo. Whit abart Cht'lrolel opinion: "Two yaan11 ago driver Jeff Gordon and his Sabatee wu saying that teem? 5abatn aaya: "I think . Pontleca wn at a disthey wort< than 1he reot advantage, ao he swttch«< to of ua. and I thlr1k they ~­ Chevroleta. Now the Chivro· bly think a lot t'larder than we lett can't wln1 What's next?" do. They dea.ve whit they " By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff For most of today's elementary school children, manned space tlight is sort of a ho-hum evenL partly because few of them have ever witnesseU lhe launch of a spacenaft. Or at least 1ha1 was the slol) un1il Thursday. when millions of schoolchildren nationwide, joined by Meigs County youngsters. watched U.S. Senator John Glenn and the crew of Space Shuttle Discovery .roar into orbit. The yoo'ngslers. of course. have no1 personal recollection of the early days of 1he U.S. space program, of the space race.'Spulnik. the "Mercury 7". Gemini and Apollo programs. Soyuz. Skylab or even the early days of 'the ·space shuttle pmgram ;md the Challen8er disaster. On Feb. 20. 1962. when Glenn became the tirst American to orbillhe e'll'lh, Southern Local Superintendenl traveling at thousands of miles-perBy ANDY RESNIK nurs,ing home in Toledo. , hour, apptoximately 70 miles down Assdclated Press Writer The space shullle's \ift off from alive .. inquisitive .yuun,g~ters sal jn range of the launch site. John Glenn's return to space cap- CapeCanaverni·: PI:r., brought ••oohs · amazed 'silence as Discovecy roared LawrencC>e,.plained 'the ligures in tivated Ohioans who remember' hii • and aahs" and lot of Wmlles in the <lff the launch pad, climbing rapidly language that made, sense (othe stufirst trip and those who.weren't ,e¥en center's recreation mollj. , . · for the heavens. dents. "That's from here to born· then. Stephen Chasnowllz, 73, chuckled noted thai space shu tile Lawrence .Charleston." he sa id, adding At 1'-minus 50 seconds. students at' when he thought ab<jut being four Quebec Heights Cincinnati Academy years younger than Glenn. the tirst ·of Math and Science stared ala clru;s- American to orbit Earth and now the room TV. · oldest space traveler in history. More Ihan four dozen pupils from "What he's doing today will be :i grades four through six began count- big help to all old people like me," By BRIAN J. REEP made numerous attempls to p;:~ss .the ing down in unison, the Cincinnati Chasnowitz said. " He's a real hero Santinel News Staff . 1.8-mi II levy as a permanent levy, bul Enquirer reported today. and one thing We badly need is The board of the Carleton School Tuesday's eleclion· will be the lirst " Bl.astotl! " they screamed. heroes." and Meigs Industries hopes lh'ar · opportunity for .Meigs County voters At the Center of S<:ience and Not much work was d6ne at The changing its levy proposal to a five- 10 decide lhe issue as a live-year levy. Industry in Columbus, about 800 Limited Inc. in Columbus during year levy; rather than a perma 'ent County Auditor Na~cy Parker 0 schoolchildren watched Discovery liftoff, said spokesman AI Dietzel. levy, will improve the chances of the Can\pbell said Thursday lh tit she was rocket77-year-old John Glenn to the "Everywhere you went there was i..sue's pa."age on Tuesday. unable to projectlhe amount of adcli heavens for the first time in 36 years. a TV sel." he said. ••J never saw so Meigs County voters will decide lional funds that would be genem1ed "The 'kids were awestruck. A lot many smiles in lhe middle of the the fale of the o.rly county-wide ,tax · by the levy proposal. hecause th e of them just had wide eyes as the aflernoon as I did today. " i.'isUe in Tu~sday's election. county c.:ontinues to prm:e's th e shuttle took·off. We had clapping and Vice President AI Gore cheered The Board of Mental Retardation reevaluation of real e'ilate in tho; cheering," said teacher Cheri Smith. Discovery's blast off wilh about 200 and Developmental Disabililies has county, butt he MR/DD board. in ih Smilh said the children were wor- students from Lt. Col. John Glenn tied about Glenn, especially when the Elementary School in the Cleveland launch was le'mporarily delayed. suburb of Seven Hills. " What if John Glenn gets tired: " Godspeed, John Glenn'" Gore. can he get out"" Smilh was asked by studenls, parents and teache(S roared COLUMBUS '(AP)- Paul Mell · el are nollalking about i:... sues." said one sludenl. "If John Glenn gets in uni son after liftoff. scared, can they stop the ·'s huttle'!'' "This is a pretty exciting day; isn't considers the mce for Ohio governor Zanolli, president of the Ohio Roundto be a contesl between '"losers and table, a political research organiza. asked anolher concerned youngster. it," G<Jre r~marked. Others who vividly ret)'lembered The 400~student school. named liars," so he'll be .,itting out Tues- tion . "When the candidates arc speaklhe nervousnesss urrounding Glenn's for Glenn when it opened in 1967, day' s eleclion. ing. they are not talking in terms peoMetz. a 25-year-old bicycle couritirsl historic fliglit in 1962 were just was decoraled for the .lat!nch with pl e can relate to, .. Zanoni said . as anxious Thursday. handmade posters done with space er from Columbus. insist' Republican :·11 w;ts deja vu." said 59-year-old travel and planet 1hemes. One read, Bob Taft and Democrat Lee Fisher ··They are either gett ing 'techno!)peak' or political poetry." ' · don't stand for anylhing. Marie Myers, a patient at The Arbors "John Glenn, you're our star." "They· re just siJying what the oth· Dorn Byg. a 29-yeur-old Col umer guy has done. I £UCss that makes bus resident. ~a id he won 't bt: vottnl.! Ihem both lo.<ers and liars. ". Metz. becaust: polilil'ians are not con~erneZI · said. " It's a big turnoff. Voling has about peuple. "All they are really doing i, try: lost a lot of appeallo peopl e who feel it's not going to make a difference ." ing to g;.tlher l!nough money to secure Elections oflicials have predicted !heir oWn jobs.·· Byg said. Ohio, which recorded 27.7 perc~nl tha(halfthe slate's 7.2 million eligible voters won't vote Tuesday. a turnoul i·n the May prilllitry, is rcllet.:tturnoul low~r than in a.ny Statewide ing a muional ·dcclinl! in vo ting. election in rit least 20 years. . at.:cotJ ing hi C urti s Gan~. diredur of David Zanotti. who ha s followed the nonparti san Conunit·h!e for' thl! elections closely since 1976, calls Study of Ihe American Elec torate. ··What we arc witnessing is a proOhio's 1998 campuign a snoozer. "First and foremost. it's b~cause gress ive melldown in civ ic engagethe candidate< at the top of the tick- ment. a major danger to Ameril.:an .Valley ,L umber & Supply Co. • I DN THE SOt!DUlf -'C·o.lco 400, Rocklngl\lm, N.C. N...,._ MIO, Han1Mon. Ga. Ohioans celebrate s·en. John Glenn's return to space Dear Donald. Fuel mileage varies track-to· track,, but at Talladega a ·Win· ston Cup car would typiCally act slightly more than 6 miles per galion . It would take rou(l;hiy 82 _gal· lons of fuel to make i1 .500 miles. Each car has a lank that holds 22 gallons or fuel. The aasolinc is spcci!IIIY enriched for racing and hiS an ac:tane rating much higher than that used in street cars. • JaM Clltlo1NASCAR ~ 'Willi Each Goodyear tire costs Ricky hoo no reg- about the ttmo he oat OU1 ~ hll , _ lnjwy, approximately Sl$0, so if a team chang:ed four tires on each By Monte Dutton HOMETOWN: Born in excited about getting on with . of thr~e pit stops, the bill would NASCAR Thll Wtek Newburgh, . Maine, lives In ,1he rest Qf my career." bo li,SOO. Atcky Craven has faced Concord, N.C. 1 HOW DOES IT FIEL TO more than his share of adverAOE:32 BE RELIEVING ANOTHER sity this year. WIFE: Cathleen DRIVER WHO HAl HAD After the first tour races of tf you've got • quHt10n or • CHILDREN: Alloy Diane mOIJBLE RECOVERING comment, wrtlo: NASCAR the current season, Craven (6), Richard Everett (2). · FROM HEAD INJURIES? Thfl WMil Yaw Twn. clo underwent tests at the Unl· RECORD: 102 starts, 0 "Well, I think Emit lrvan Tht Galton Gueae, :zaoo E. \ltralty Qf North Carol}.na's wins, 3 poles, 7 top fives ; 17 d . _ a lot ol credll tor Frenklln Blvd., Galant., medical center which top 10s, more than $3 million making aure that he Ia fully N.C.• revealed he was suffering in career earnings. healthy. It's not ea!y to turn from the lingering effects of a DESCRIBE TliE ANGUISH , your race car over to another head Injury during the 1997 YOU'VE EXPERIENCED drNer. I'm grateful to Ernie • season. He sat out 11 races THIS YEAR. "What you have ior having the confidence Rusty Wallace's before retuming at hia home to understand is that there In me to drive while he Ia performance was track In New Hampshire, wer-e two phases. First 1had recovorlng." ' dominant at Phoenix, where he won the pole in to recover from physical IF YOU HAD IT TD DO · but he would no1 have spectacular fashion. NoneInjuries. Then I had to Oeat OVER, WOULD YOU HAVE won the Dura Lube/ thllless, after three more with emotional and psYcho· DONE ANvyHINCl DIFFER· Kmart 500 hod It ""' races, Craven lost his ride logical problems. When I lost ENTLY? "Aboolulely nol. boon tor ~"Y pn with Team Hendrick, where my ride at Hendrick MotorThere Is llboolutely no doubt work that enabted him he was replaced by Wally sports, It shook my self-confi- In my mind that I did !he right to maintain the lead Dallflnbach Jr. dence. l was bitter. Now I've thing and that when aU Is said just before the rains ReCently Craven was called reached the point where I and done, It will have length· CW'M. RObin Pember· on to substitute for another ·think going througt1 all this ened my career and made It ton and Team Penske Injured driver, Ernte INan, at has made me a better perso? better. I hava a 1o1 of conti· modo all !he nghl Daytona and Phoenix. and a bener driver. I'm _ dence right now." moves. ' INRI Strong setond half Never got untracked LIFTOFF • The space shuttle Discovery lifts laun~h pad 39-8 Thursday with a crew of seven astronauta, Including San. John Glenn. Still a hero and still making history, Glenn roared back Into space, retracing 'the trail he blazed tor American astronauts 36 years ago. (AP) c...., e. .MIT Burton 15) 1. Jtll Gordon II) Kudos to the champ 2. Moll< Moi11n (2) Second all)'t bad tiS and MorgM Shephor<l two. Ulglo wln- . •. o..g llifllll, 3,117 TOP Till 0 - 10. Rot1 a.rfteid, 3,01t with onf¥ one event remaining. lnform~lon Dalo~hu won feu, Hlrry Gant Ricky Craven 2. ~ Spnlg!A, UM 3. .-~.3,128 •. ....,. s.AJ. 3,&12 t,41ke BUS., hlmstlf I weet· , erner {from Milwaukie, Ore.), captured tht SuperTruck event on the Phoenix mile, whlc/1 has hosted mora series events (eight) than any other. Ron HornadaV slipped past Jack Spia"gue to take the point lead For More --ral:oohora. rtOfllf I . Ron Homlclly. 3,80:2 &. T~ RliiW. BUSCH GRAND NATIOIW. COMING UP: AC-IJELCO 200 WHERE: North c.oiN s...,.....,.,. Rocklngllam Dave Harris Ext.104 OTHER FORMER WINNERS: M8"tin hU Single Copy . 35 Cents Meigs youth watCh liftoff Call992~2156 Mork Mwtio, Fool, 124.3i7 mph. Oct. 19, 1998. fiOM lAST Will ' -- 153.419 mph, Oct. 20. 11194. No-.I. 1 \ DEFENDING CHAM· Tho PION: Bobby Hamilton tul ol tho cozy otook end 101food EVENT OUAUI'VING houses one wouk:t expect in' an RECORD: Dale . J"'"'", Fal1, t 57.194 -lomoua Nor1h reaort,Carolina but 1he barbecue mph, Oct. 1'8, t996 is also In evidence. RAI:E RECOil(), Aict<y Rudel, Ford, 122.320 mph, Oct. 20. HOTABL2: Gordon noodo only to tlnlth 111116 .. -to-uphlslhinj <m!ER FORMER cl1ampionoNp. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49. Number 1 26 I --0, Many,.,. lllld 1oams ora lodged in tho Plneh~ Pineo .,.. during Rockinglwn race golf....,._,. ....... ~,..., ADVERTISE ON THIS PAGE Sooumoy, Oct. 31 DIJ SJDINO CHili1PION: Mwk Marti"~ - . IIECOIIII: DIIYid . OUAUFV1HQ Clreon,~ AJJJOST 110M( COOIHIG AocldngNm _EN, &Jnday, blanks SDSU . Page 4 • Meigs County's T.HE BYU ·• PHONE992·2196 l\1toolEP0RT • 0\'\ • Beat of the Bend, Page 8 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Sermonette, Page 7 Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 60; Low:40 ·w-.W.'wGotAI•uarL . Sports October 30, 1998 Today: Rain High: 70; Low:40 t<'.-\... Co 11 h t ~.Q;a .C.ol ~· s.... Muffler & Tail Pipe ' Weather Thursday,Ckrtober29, 1998 992-219& 1c:es SeelllkeBJng Friday ATTENTION ADVERTISERS!! Advertise on this page Calf 992·2155 PERSON OF THE YEAR- Ron McDade, Malgs Counw's eco· nomic development director since 1997, spoke Thursday after he was presented a plaque honoring him as Meigs' Parson of the Year during the annual banquet sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council. McDade was recognized for his effort& to boost development in Meigs, especially In the establishment of the University of Rio Grande Meigs Center In Middleport last March. Behind. McDade was his presenter, Sue Malson, while SEORC President Bruce Knox listened at left. Tha banquel was held at Rio Grande. McDade, a former district manager tor AEP, was also Gallla County's Person of the Year In 1993. Dave Harris Ext. 104 ·For" More Information I . • ,. COLUMBUS lAP) -A new poll Democrat Mary Boyle 56 percent lo released today inJicates · lhat slate 39 percent with 5 percent undecided. Vuinovich. funning for the Senatl! Issue I, a proposal on Tuesday"s slatewide ballol lo ban mourning seat held by the retiring John Gle nn . dove hunting. may not be gaining led Boyle 55 percent In 1,7 percent, w.ith X p"en.: ~nt under..:iJeLI. in ~~ voter approval. A statewide poll cond ucled by statewide poll C<lnducted by MasonNew York-based Louis Harris and Diwn PoliticaliMedia Res.arch of Associates found repondents oppo.'i- Columbia. Md. The group surveyed Rl5 likdy ing: the mourning dove bun 56 percent voters by te lephone from Sunday to JR percent. The Harris poll of 079 vnlers was through Tuesday. The marg1n of samtaken Friday 1hrough Monday by' pling ~ITOr was plu:-. or minu\ J.S pcrtelephone and ha.~ a margin of error CI!nlag.l! points . Th~ Ohio Nev..·, Net · of 4 percentage points. It wns com- Wl)rk. a 'tat~witil:! ~.-ahk channel. missioned by The !Toledo) Bl:~de. ~pon..,on: d th~ poll. Bnyk ha:-. moved liHh: ' inn : lhe The Cincinnati Post and WLIO-TV in la ..,l Ma ...lln -IJi\nn poll splHhnred hy Lima . Its results in the U.S. Sen ale race ONN . That poll. reku>ed Oct. 7. were ~imilar to other statewide polls. fnllnd Voinovkh with 5..t perr..:enl and with Gov. George Voinovich. leading R(~ylc wi lh J) pcrcent .:md II p~nx·nt •• Today's Sentinel 2 Scclions · Hi l'ages undt>cid~J . The poll fountl Voinovkh h::ading Boyle. a fnmier l :t wmak~ r and Cu yahng:l Coun_ty cnmmi -. . . nmcr. int:vcry part ,)f the .,,,II ~. IIi-. k ~\d in the C h~vcland an:a. ~he hom\! has\! for hotll candidate:-.. \Va ~ 6() pt!fl'l:! nl to 3-1 percent. with 6 percent undl'~.:idcd ­ his wide'it le;.ad i'lt;lll!w idt! . In lh~ Harris poll , incumhcnt Attorney Gl!nt:r<~ l Br.:uy Mont gomery leU Ri1.:han.J Cnrdray 0.1 ~>r.:rr enllo J2 Calendar Classilieds Comics H 12-D-14 F.ditnrials 2 J 4-5-6 Local Sports Weather .I Lotteries pcrl·cnt . anJ St.Hc Auditor Jim Pclro h:J Lnuic Stri)...e 60 pt:tccnt to .lO paccnt in tht! ~tate w ide pnll of li)...l'ly voter ... In ihc racl! f\)r ~e ,;rc tary of 'ii:Hc. Ken Blad v.dl led Cl"n·leta Tavarc< 54 pcr!r't:nt 1o :\.a pcn.:l' lll. And in the tre:~,..urer'" ran· . Jue Dl.'tcrs kd .Joh1i r)onofrin ..l.K p..:rcen1 to :\9 pcrr..:ctll. 15 Q.lLlQ l'kk 3: )~ ~: Uurkc~·c 5: l)il'k 4: ~ h ~ 6 lJ - llJ - 25 - ~ X - ~ 0 W.VA. llaily ,1: HII Daily 4: 5"5 • �• Friday, October 30, 1H8 Commentar P~2 l"rldly, OdOb!llf :NI, 1HI ' Soft money chasing fewer voters 'Esta6fufrLa ur 194/J Br Jack Anderson thl ~ ~ lll d ll and Jan Mollet dal~ lo O\cr If we are 10 bel1 ev~ t!J<, f<>lk>who haul une ~\ lra.:k these thmg• I ue!ida) • cnn <' nih of the grcss10nal elecuons w1ll be >rgn1f1 , n atu.AIJ .b.ct..:~ m 'anl tor o ne reason In .. 11 lrkclt omy by hood they Will fcaiUrc 1he lowc>t re , omun~ turno ut m hJ)IHr) lo r a nat1 mal 1hc hn hh 111 Court Strnt, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fu 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. j cler tw n t:~ rt.: Only abuurthrec ol c> <r) I() 1cg Publleher htered vuleh 111. CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANE HI~ Generll M1n1ger Controller . I_,.,, .,. Sftlllnti rnJcomH to fh• «<lrOI' !rom rHd.r• on • brfMIJ ,.,. of ltlpk;• Bh«t I«<M• (3011 word• or Mw liN M1t ehlnu of Hlng pubi/1/Nd. TypN 1« ,... llfll tn'-"MI MHI -'' ,..r ~» ""'IMI EM:h -~- • o~Q""""•· odtlroH Mid~ pltoM numM S~lly • d1r.1t ,..,.. • • to • pnvlout 1rtkl• tJ1 ¥ttH. M.b 10 UINn to fh• Editor. n.. S.,tJMI ru CtJurr St PonNroy, OhiO •sTtl; or. FAX ro ff,__·215!· J•••J ,.,.,,u Third rail of politics untouched before election By WALTEfl R MEARS AP Specral Correspondent WASHINGTON lAP) - It " a hu~c '"uc Prn1dcn1 Chnwn >aid - hul ""1lh dcta•'-\..un hold unul after 1hc ~.: ICl:lluns Unt1l then lh'-= tutuu.: ol S<x.:1al S~:r.:urny Js hemg dchatcd largely m s l ogan~ '-lnd g~ncrl.llllu:: s fhc • ~s~ rcmams the lugh volt age 1turc.J nil I of Arncm:an pollt~~.:s ll!!.ky to IOUI.:h wJth spccdu;: ~ampa1~n season p1opm:u. l ~ fo1 the mcrhaul lli.:cdcd to kc~.;p lhc bystcrn !'.ohcnt as the dram ot a hoommg rclln.:mcnt gencratum 1<1 ex pc~ t&J tu lut the yc au. later ~pubh ure) rhat the n<ttumw1dc popular L:t.Ji au on hy trymg_ vote will lie ; pill alrno;l e'< nf ) between Demo.:rah and Rcpuhlr cah !!. A nounun g lo r lndcpuW.cnh 1h1rd party candidate• and the like the1e ) a rc alt l'~ Uc ..: hancc that nc 1thc r pally "'" rc~ IStcr 50 p<rccnl port ~mm1 g OJIJonwld4.: vole r~ >Up part y Yom ~ LOll 1101 ol C o ngrc s~ altu Nn \ 1 y, 1l l ha ve J onc \ 0 With th~o: \Ujlpnll ol <Jhout 15 J>er u ru ol ~I r q!l') h:l cd \oH.:r't But thm wo n 1 !\.lOp the 'H. lOI ) y,fudu~vc r !r om rcadmg 1111o 11 a munJ<Jh: I hat dW.!\ 11 I ~X I ~ ( W..:. \1..: '1 4.:4.:.0 p~,; h. cnt ol t1 hd oJc In IIJ'.J2 41 \ Okl !'!o ca ~ t lhc u hall o h lur Bill (Jnu on Jnd lli.: lc uJ UJ {(J ~ 111ui <J.r IIJIM:al l tvc tu lor111l .a l c~ t b la on (jll unr-.:cc; piJ Nc r c\u l u tu m p<>pulace E x p..:' l th e ~~oa m c tl lJ:-. 111111.: ar our1d Po lJIIJ,.;Jans w il l HHilc l h ~J cl.:c u o n r esult ~ tor fH Jfh.h1te~ on h11 uc ~ unp~ad um: nt mulllpk lw m th..: the It) p•c~Jdc HI ~ u up~: n dm~ h lllkl~p lc) ol s"''"' Sn UIIIY '""'""'"i But lhh )c at ., u m lc-.1\ I u.: k JIJc 11\CII IdJII g_ Ual JU il J Jih..:. ll l4.:.!'!o •If f'I C\J OU'i )~,; II \ Jf '12 V..J'.I lhe hco.~ JtJ i l.JIC dt.: dl )fl and 4/4 \o\ I ') the ( IIIJII J\.1 W11l1 A III ~.: IH.. a c..-:ln liOII th l) )'C.JI I..OI JI PiJ 'U ~~ lA~ h4.= 1p !tW in~ IH• dl.:t.; lltl ll d g at n~t tu ~ J~p~:Jht h.: an d1.J I '~tl~r IWfd y ~ g'CJJ ~ J~!I. 1111 g JJl ">W U h 4..:1..0IHC i-d lLJWil 'I Ill II HIIIl'Y clcd!OII lc ugcr l(cp Boh ln~ l l> II I cJOJ••IJ and lnf lh ' "" ne ··-~iloi.: ~ JIJC I~ CIU..Y fund• an: hadly n<cd<d Hut rlwr" • aJ.n "" d11ullt I t) 1/lc \~.:n ah uJ,n •u t p l u l i U IJd~ tit~.: poi H11...J I paii H;l'. II I H 1 ll'c J 1 JnoJd I the poll s Clinlml tuld De1nouat1t: donors m Los A nge les Who do you want to make the com (llcx dc~..:lslons to rciorm Soc1al Sccunty I lt 1!1. a huge 1ssue Republicans lhmk so loo accusmg Clm to n ol double talk on the use of the hu<igel surplus wh1ch lhm congrcssh>nal leaders want earmarked (en 1ax cuts as well as Soc1al Secunly fmancmg There are excep11ons lo the ge neral11y rule on both Sides Broadly pur Republicans favor an overhaul lhal would pul 1ncreas mg shares ol Soc1al Secunry money m10 pnvate Jm esuncnls an 1dea that gm ncd headway when the Slock marker was soanng bul has been shake n by lis declines "'* """*"' can111 made ., I· ra, e:-. rated as too do)e to ~.: all 1tl1g Y ni <~U I «tl!<f 1han .duuhlc Ill •t.,""' b)'!»lcm I wu the , au"" " I umpararn fm~m" r<tl<!rlll i>tJI few Ill<! vm""'fUCIJU> II( 4ht aiJI<!Unl r.J..:d Jtl I<J<I4 ll1c fa,l v.t;tHl~ d &tt:U ~.:un ·H~tJtm• But '' rmdrerm ele,; unn n.. partl<• af< JIJ<IIWV help> •w1ng lfle~ 1!111! tJ«• funnehll¥ mu.;h of 1h~1 ca•h mw a uon• rt II be • l<m¥ llllll' bof•n llu • hand lui ol do'!' ra.:.e• whuo Ill< y <1f ·~nctwMd bn bery •• rlunk they •~n >wmt ~~~ 1•11<: by ~ al~•l~>lied PORK HARREl C.:ONC,J<f;SS •• few per~.-Cn lagt= purnh. M urc mon~) I or d>< Ill ' ' !IIlli' m • ij U"""f "<' RUI ~~ .t:h._Mn~ l4.:wn ~ott'\ •hall any IUllt' Ill iJ JOI<!ry fi <IW lhl> lll<!llfy """""a r y (•HJ~ I<" la1ljUJ 11> 11111>1 rudo· l<w ~y ,.,. •• Will '<' II • lor about tttentary w•k pii»Jng JJ re•• <I~ ~hllllce• lor rcf<~rm Jn the furur< ilfUIJW jo W!l lfl< >fiCrllllR~ IJmllf fllf I or example s.n M1 1<:h t!J<, n•x• t""•' year J\hW! nt •~h .an McConnell R Ky ill< ll!f' lurnl a~r Ol" JJlcn ! C. m~ rt•• had ~~ live lly ra""" among Senate R.epubh<an• " la>o year'• •t~endlll~ capo 1111• bcmfa n ele.-1mn year IUIW tryiOJ!l lo J..ake r.e'V.tl: IJ~e on D,enw,.:ra ~~~ Sen Ru .. I eJIJ gold lm pu•hwg ~ • ve1 ""'"'ber• •If C<mere.. ~ouiiJn 1 ban " n •ofl lll<mey l!y J)<>Ufl ng re>~•• •l~e mfmJ! "hule 11111re 1han !he law all11w• ll11• ompul><' a.:4'1!Unl• ln4 !UCY lllhJ lhe '-.:~J ff ch ul htb u ppo nclll R<p Mark Ne~m~ nn R WJ> (llr tl1<1 ~ I H lullwn r(J e nwr~eric y ' Dcm<x; r.,ls arf do 10 ~ •unrl:u tlun g' lhill ..... ildolcd 1.0 !hiO 111 So uth C ;.tl (,tJna wh~,: r.e .IUl'UIU hi!rU year, farm lllll wh"h wa• ran of a S< n Erne>( H" ll 'nl(• rc<enl f) 111u<h llr~ ge r emergency p<~<;ka~ IC<< I' ed a rcpollcd \ f S/)1~)1) ,.,,IJ 1ha1 Jli <>YJ<lc<l e~ rra J:H•.Jre• l11r lhe l'cnwgun rhc Umwd NiiiJ•m• and I IIIU ~JO I1 fi OHI t hr~~ hHij! t.II M.:t ii U.! $21~ 1 111/ II I!JO m o nC) wore poll • on Tuesday Wuh dolcn• <If I hu ) luis '" I ~ years and peaks m 30 You need lo rhmk ahoUI thai when you go " 111e adnu"'srrauon opposes pnva11za11on ol Soc1af Sccm11y but " open lo the IIIVCSimcnl of pari o ( Ihe money While liberals oppose lhal OJlll<ln II docs have Democrauc supporrcrs '" Congress Bur Clinton has centered Ins case on ihe usc of rhc surplus rather than on dermis ol a financ1al plan Such a plan w1ll requrre unpopular sleps probably an mcrease 111 the Socml Sccunly ret~remcnt agr - already gomg up gradually 10 67 m 2025 - and posSi bly hmlls on fulure cost of li vrng Increases Repuhhcans know the nsk of lmkenn~ wllh Ihe cosl of hv1ng 1n.reases they counted 11 the ISsue thai cosl lhem Senate conlrol rn 1986 Clinton lramed thiS Soc ~at Secunry debale m hiS Stale or Ihe Umon mes sage declanng 1ha1 every penny of prOJ<Cied budgel surpluses >huuld he >a1cd un11l1he future fmanc1ng ollhe syslem IS sell led Save Social Secu nty f~rsl he smd 111 whal has become an c1gh1 monrh refram 10 counter Republicans seckrng lax cuts wllh part of lhc surplus llwr< • n<J d•1uht lhal 11 v,. 11l d n mud 1 lu cmhHidc n o Jhcl ""'* dtclllh. fhc1r camp:.ugn ~:ommll ~,;and1dates say1ng they deli vere d the surplu s and they want to save Sm:1II Sccunty whale i.. UIIlll.@ In that 30 second spot Save Sor.::1ll Sccunty 1s rcpcatcJ lour tunes Clinton a1gues tl111 IIIey w mlcd to squander the surplus on the $KO 111 the House Spc 1kcr Ne"t G1 ngnch sa 1d lhe Sen II C hl1nkcd md rh,ll Rc puh \IH;u ns Will be b 1~..: k nex t yeas hold~.: I ufl e r the c l ~o:d lon s anJ 1cady to pu sh th~.: lt x r.:: ul He ~a1 d the y w •l l l or~.:c 1 scp Irate 1..it.:h He on l.lxcs Wr. :. 1c gn lll )! lc take IW 1y the 1111 ~k ol ~av m g 11 all !01 Sm:a.ll Se~UIIty Gut~IH.:h s~ 1J Bul the power ol th ~.: b suc w ts lll . . plt) t.: U wbcn Ho1.1sc Dcmou tt s tlmosl won an lllcmplto rcscl \l: ill o llh ~.: prOjJ,;(.;(Cd surrlth unlllthe Stll:IUI Scc u 1 il)" problem IS so h t:d 1 he vote w ls 2 16 2 l () mJ GOP lc 1tie rs h td hi sc1 unhle 1t1 tVtlld lh II llat to 1hc11 II X cut plan I h...: H ous~.: then voh,;d to sci l!'.ldc l)() pc 1Lc lltlll til~.: surplus room e no ugh l or th~.: lt x L:ul Rcpuhht: llh vt l\.\1 to p1 ~o:s"i 1g un AL:tu1lly C lmtnn s m s 1stcn~c on s 1V1 n g C\c l)' Le nt dtdn I hold myhm.. 1h~ ..:atdl til 'ipe ntl mg btll Con g rc~~ passt.:tl lo tdjoUIO Includes mn1e th .an ~20 tHIIaon d cs1g n tted p., cmc 1gc n..:y 1ppm p11 uu ms wh 1..: h \VIII u1 111 ~.: ou t o l the surpluli Rcp uhh..:ahs r~u~c th tl tg t iiJ~l C lmt o n hut II w ts 1 co lla ho r 111on 111..: lud tn,g 1\e ms sm:h a~ lur m rc ll d md ~.:x tr 1 Pcnltgon spc ndrng lllO'it ol !hem tdvo~,;dtcd too Cl mlon h 1s c tiled a Whnc House ..:onl crcn'-!c on So..: rtl Sc~.: UIII Y 1111 DeL: ~ 9 111111ng lor ab1p t r l1 ~ 111 ~o lutltm c.ul y ncx. t year I hcllcvc we rnust s t\e SoL:Hl l Secunt} tnd do 11 nc: x t yc: m he ~ ud pled gr.: IO work '"-llh dny( IH.: tmm .my p UIV wiHII S 'iCrHIU S ahout thJ S 14lsk It w1lltakc t l:OI•s~.:mus 1o ~ h 1pc and enact a formula for the lulur~,; But ilrst thc1c arc o tl )u ll ~.: l cL IInn s tu sclllc EDITOR'S NO IE - Walter R Mears, vrce president and culumnt.l for rhe /u,ocoated Press, has r<purtcd on Washington and nulinnul pollllcs fur more than 30 years ,. o lut w n ~ Just how bad was the 105th ~ngress By William A Rusher ..:.y JY46 wh..:.rl lh~.: R~.:puhlu.:an~ too k i..:on u o l 11 ( t ll~l~o: 'i'i lor til~.: lu ~t lllnc Jll ll1 yl' " "' uln1 ~c d l" lltlungs w..:. rc g1 mg 1h~.: (,() p :-. w ty pl• v t).! 1111 In Novcmhcl I I Ill y l1 Ullllll l11u >llcc<cdcd I I>R llld h~.: s~.:~.: rncd l1kc 1 ~UI ~o: l1:-.ct 111 [tJ-IK J\ nd th II Lillliii\L!L;d tc hl' till 1H ih.:l II l'iliUIIl["llttHIIIght up to I l~,;diOil IJ l) But HIll)' rl'iu ~e J 1t1 qu 1t 1..\ll l when tllc D1xru. 1 II ~ w tlk ...: d lUI 1! ti ll.: pu1y and num mll ~..:ll Strom lllu!IJI 111d 111 rur1 1~g Ulh t lmn I! om th..:. 11 gl11 uuJ llcnt y Wtll H.:c \Y b 11tlllllfl ttcd hy tlhcJ t.h:..,ellcls to kad the Progh.:'i!-.1\...:. 'i 111 runnrn g 1g un ~t hu n ln ltll thc k It B II INtlllllHJg uound lhc U llllll )' 111 hr s ..: t111pa1,gn 11411 11 lllllll Ul tg nc 1\:d the Rr.: puhli( Ul lltllllllleL NL'w Yo ~ lcs:-. lh Jl) rnomhs \.; 111 1111~.:1 md I Il L~.:'~ IIHI) dc noun~.. cd lh 11 gond lor n 1th111g d 1 nothmg KOth C on g 1 e s~o; Wh~.:~J 1111..: smok~.: blew 41'"-UY on th~.: lllOJil lllg tltu llcciHIIl Duy lhunn 1110 hIll W cb Gov Iom Dr.:v..~.:y h td II<HW J)~wcy h 1J IK<J mu Tn111111 n h 1d 1111 md the Ov 11 Oll1cc lor ,IJlolhcl low yc "' Ik IOtnl votes Wtlf tr.:c Dc nu x: r Jil L: C tlllgl c~\ llu s y...: tr thr.: clc~.:tH11l !\ nr1 Nm tlso h td hem 1 I LL.:I1 \Ill \\CIId l l'~Ctllhltllll' ~ (II llwsc ol l'l4R lobe stil e Ilk picSIJcu Berry's World d lu<k \mlcrHnn und lan Muller an "Iller• for llnltcd Jlc111ure ~yndlculc, Inc Rcpuhlu.:an~ arc usmg much the same s log.an IIXC S (UO JJJili. h "' rhal ( onj!rc•• <11Uid hav< ~u"IY lav. m 1kc1' " ho •ympaJhJ/< " nil 1ounJ 1he monq 11 needed hy cut un g <lUI " 1111c of 1hc barrel ' Jlcndi iiM md udcd 111 the rc)IUiar I,IJHJ hill lo WJI In WcM VuMIIIW lhc Jlla!wnal ( <rll<r f11r t oul ; nr:J '- "ld W#ler A•1u ""''"'" '""k hnmc a cuol $2 nHIIJon w11h an111hc1 S7~f) IJIHJ 141 he ' I''"" on illjuacullurc prild~cl and 1111rk<IIJIY Jcvc lopmeiH We•l V~r g1111a "''" 'e'c1ved SHU IKlO for the i\ppai,Jdllull I ru11 Re.earch S!Uiton ln•ccJ• CIIJOycd 1111Kcd re~ult• thJ >Y"·" In Mai•"' hu•ell• the ~ov ­ """""n' ,. •i'""'hng $2fKJ 000 on bt ccdtiiM bu~~ atrhe llll~llntrof and ln•ccl l(c,11wg l,ain1ral<lry llul 111 Llllmadu lllfi C I .JI ~ Will ¥CI oln C(jUUI am.,unl 111 help kt ll the Ru••oan wheal ap lud New Y11rk ~c t • $1SO IX~J 1<1 1<111 rhe Oofdcn Nemo Jude and 0JII¥JJch'• hmne >!ale Cit Cocurg1a will rccciVC $2~fiiKJ(J W '" '" !r<h nun chenu ca l mean• uf w1p1ng uul pecan pc.,. i\ nculral' P ~ IJ IKHJ" marked 111r "'"l"ctfled gi• •• IJOpflCI rc •e ~rch 1n i\rkall•a• In ""' " 111 a •uddcn •(Il l • f~<~rt 1g", Oluu,IJJ> w1ll have a leg up I h 11 •tulc rcH IVCd $21Jf) Of!O '" '"'"'"" ~mw111g wmaw plant• 111 tee prqduccd a tclcvn'i !On L:ommcn:lal for Hou se hJIImn l1vc year tax ~..: u t th 11 p 1ssed the Ho u se but d1 ed m the. 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S.!UIIIe-.N WJnd ' to Ill rtljlll -'>111111~ Ill lht JIJHitiwe>f laic Cll.wlu •II ram fill prrunl , Tump1 M1101ly •loody LIJWl fmmlllc IIJIPI'r 411r. ~~ 111e luwer 51ll I..•#II MJthwe>~ w1nd S..wrday .Cio!Ud> ~IVInJ way Ul Death Notices IMildred M. Collins tiOo f.llldJ. fiN UMf Surday 111p1 Muolly dear ' - • - <UJ Sunday Piolllly do•fY U1p .n Mildred M c..IIIM. ~~~. Carllhll d""' Thur~ Oct 2'1. 199M, a1 her die llf'IW Iiiio M•~Y M.~Wiy doody wrlll ~ ~~~A OOu-lft olic "'"' blwn M~; h I'Ji l, 1~ lta.t•vJfle, daujlhtcr uf !he .~ rff r~n l.uw• 111 lht mid 441o W INI"""Y lllld fklftllw! ~111! Vllk)l~rd Slit hv...r fllll>l llf her f1fe 111 llle lllld lltp m die upper SO. Clllll<m JKe~ Tunday Co<tltt w111! a •1ww •II Surv•~•w• lllt.1udt llttu ..._.Jihtei• ..00 .......rn·l~w Jtw.m ~~~~~ S~m Hubrrdl nun "'""'• nur <UJ lllld 111,. 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Pmnemy d1...r Thur'ldily. 0.1 2'1, I'I'.IH at rite H~l >OI!bd P'MI• <~I tllr we<ol#n Rtio!bpronJ• lkhablfllall<>rl Ctnltr, Pomemy 011111 V~IJey a• lllimll• IIIIIVtd 1ft He wa• lll~rn IN~ 23, Itlt'IH Jn D'4rwrn. "m nf !he lale Harry A an<l Ella Thurlit.luy Nu:~J . til 111111 ll'•fl..rt.coll E ~lll-l w. fl.: wa• an Army vtreran o1fWmtd War II ~ member nr 1hc Amer· h~ll .:.wtr...r lf)e Jlfllllnd mlhc wr<o~ · ~ean lcj~l<lll l'ull&!y· Benncu l'r,.l 12ll and • member n( lhc MJIIC!r•vrllc •cmlrat lfhnm• uown uf VeroaJtfe• lly Mrth<id1>1 (.'flur' " lie wa.• fmmerly emplllyet.l a• a lineman''" lhe C"lurn~fltflk~lfl WJnd• p•tt.J ~~ 1111 mph 111 bu• alld S.~~~tlkrn IOI ~~<:Irt• C<lmfY.!ny Pi!ler<ihurj, Ill and aiJJH" I I 1/2 He 111 .urvwed t,. a . ,.kr, ~~ .... Barnhart "' Lllnt.:w.kr a jlrand•on, .ev lnt.:flell 41f r•m fell "" ~~ l.<!UI• cral nJtce• and nephew• S.:lllkred raon wu. ttlp.:.:ltd ulday Hew..- pr~~<:tt.lc:4lln dci<lh e ""•• 1h1• year by h10 w1fe .,( 4J year•.Oor11thy ucrooo IOO<IIIIf lilt n<~rthern M10111'" J ~!Ujlla• a t.lauj~hler Patncoa Car(ll'nler ~rmhcr. Clarern:e Murl "Bud" "1'1" v~ury. wh1lc a faor ~r~<wntnfl and Ralph O.•u~la., • •111kr Hat-'1 lfn((man <Wer 11\j)jij Of lllr PlaiJilO WUII "'P"I• Ser>~••• w1ll be llrlt.l Sunday. I p m at the P11memy Chapel of Fooher "" wvudwdly JIVe way w ram and Funeral Home wnh the Rev Wenr:Jtll SlUder "m"ulrn~ Bunal w11f be tn '""'"' in wc.wrn Te'a. and Okla- Ora•ef Hdl Cemelery Che•tnre. With m1hlary grave>~t.lc: me• by the /\mer· luntm """ l.clf"'" Feeney·Benneu Po.1 I21! Cluud• and shiiWtrll were luwtr· flnend• m~y call Slllurday, 2-4 ~nd 7-') p m alllk furreral home lnj tn lhe SoolhWtllt courle•Yu(f•IW pre1111ure on ..,ulllern i\rmma Mnrn· injlllht!Werll fell In mu.h of "''ulhern California and lite Oreal Bu11JD and (hn•rnphcr David Hadley. 27. CJnOJnnatt doed l'rlday (kt 23 1\I'IH 111 m<we wert U(ll'~ led on 1he F11ur C1tr· Cllk!lllnall lfe wu• born July 27 1971 111111 otf Dave Had ley or Mn..:ow ant.l Clau· ner11 ' "'"" Snow wa11 f""'IIJble mlhe IIIJher cleva1mn11 or Ulah and doa lladley 11f Cmc tnnuu Wyumma ' He '' aiMl •umved lly u •tepmnt he~ Jan llatlfey nf Mt...:nw, u ""ler Sk~e• were •~P"U:t.l 111 rrmu1n Davtna Barley nf llaluvru 1wn llleJ)IiJotero. grandparenr• Mr an~ Mr. Her 11unny Ill lhe Plll:tM c NorlhWCIII bert L M1lltr uf Ru.one and the Rev IWna Hudley of New kochmood ~hah• w.lay were lorecu!l 111 1he Scrv1•e~ were heltl Tue<llluy al E C NuiTe Funeral Home New Rtchmond 70. und 1!1111 from lhe "'tuthern Pluon• wnh burtal tn Oreenmound Ceme1cry ucrl)ji• the Snuthealll .,<ol#• Clouds will decrease on Saturday; cooler air on way C."""""' •r Tilt AHoclNd ,... Sk~e• Will wnarn p-MIIy w m<IW· ly doudy lite NOIIJillllll Lawrence Douglas ""a ~IIIIJlll , We:~~her S..rv~a ~ Temprr..wre• IUC nJI«<'d Ul (~If to lire mid 3/t. m ruHtheOiol Ohm w lire l11wer ,.,. rnlllr .,..,lhwt>l Cf.,uil• w1ll de• rt.;.e '"' S011urdily ~· dr~er aor 1oove• IM:fl/0• 1hc Jii<IIC Tem(ll'rlllllre• ""'" fall ~JIIc!Wiwl~t• lllr ••>~~fer RIIW of uor 4!<1111mue• The rt4'ofll h111h lem(ll'r:uure for lh10 t.lilk wa• liO t.leJir«• 111 1927 While lhe rt4'<trt.l '""' wa• 2IJ m IH95 Sun~t wnt~ht 111111 hc 011 ' .12 p m lllld .unn~~e S~Uurdlly Ul 6 59 am 4erll!IJ lht rllltkm Cllllld~ were lon,..rmJ uldily from lhe Clrtlll Luke• 111 New EiiJIIUI!d alld lmm lhe we-tern Plum• u.:rl)ji• !he Rockoe.. while un un~~ea'ilmably wwm, dtiU day dilwned In 1llr !loorh· ew;l H•lh pre••ure 111 lhe Sc!lllltea•t ww; npe~.'led UJ tu1ld suudy lflmuah· <lll!ltldioy Tlwl meanl anmher t.luy or fu~r, t.lly welllher In mw:h or the Clulf Coa•t Sclulheu•l and llllt.I· AIIanloc, wuh h1jlh~ a• m~~~:h '" 12 t.Jeareeo aii!Jve normal rn ..,me pl~r~:e11 8u1 111 !he Nor1heu111, •l11ud11 unt.l >hllwttr• remarned 111 New Enjland, ahhoo~h lhe l>ud weUiher wu~ 11h1fl· IIIII Ul lile n!lrlhttUIII Christopher Lawrclll:c Onualw;, 89, Pomeroy died Thun~day, Ocl 29, IIJCIK al the Rock-prina- Rehubililallon Center. Pomeroy He wu ~ born Dec 23, 1908 rn Darwin. ~~~~~ or the lale Hurry A und Etlu e Doujla• He wa• an Army vi:leran or World War 11, a member of the Amer· ' Jean Lealnn Feeney·Benneu Po~l IZK. and u member or the Mlnenvrlle McthodiM t Church He WUI formerly employed 1111 a lineman for the Colum· bu• and Southern Elcwl~ Comprmy. He I• ~urvlved by u •i•lcr. El•lc Burnhurt "' Llln~u~ler. u llrand•on und wtfe, Brei and Morflll Florian of Pomeroy, nleceHand nephewH, Hel t n W,tl· 111111 ofTupperHPlulnM, Juunltu OrueiCr of Rill: Inc, Rojler H11ffmun of ChcMicr Oludys Chuney of Polkroy Ronald BarnhmrlofColumbuH,flreut·nle,e Han~ nephew~. Howurt.l K DurHI of CheNier, Andrew Orue11er uf Rlll:lne, Mike HolTman of Chcittr. ChriHIY Hm of CheNier AlyH•a Hoffmun uf Mldt.lle· port, C:umlyn SeuriH nf Mrudlepurt Culhy Oreene of Pnmemy, Anaela Cle· land of Pomeroy and a Jlreal·nephew und WJic, nm und Karina Danl uf Duy· ton In uddlllon to hi• porcniH, be wu1 preceded In dealh earlier thl1 year by hi! wrfe of 43 yeurM, Oormhy J Douala!, a dau1hter. Pulrlcla Carpenler protherH, Clarence, Murl Rud , und Ralph DnuglaH, u KINter, Hazel Hoi f. man Service• will be held at I p m on Sunday, Nov I, IIJ\18 at the Pomeroy Chapel of f'IHhcr l'unerul Hnme wllh the Rev Wendell Stutler nfnclullnJI Burial wtll he In Oruvel Hill Cemetery. Cheshire with military uruveHiue rile! by the Amerlcun Legion Feency-Benncu PoHI 128 Fr~cndH rnuy call on Suturduy. Oct 31. IIJCIK from 2·4 and 7·9 p rn at the funeral home Meigs EMS logs 9 calls I~ I P8 lU HOI CllOimunlly ~owopopor lloldl011, lne l¥~try 11fturnn11n Mnnd1l thtm11h Prld•y Ill """'' Hi Pomumr Oh u hy lht O~ln Vlllluyl'uhllllhlna 'OmPflllf loC()nd GIHI JKlltiMIO p1i~ Ml t'~mC~m y Ohio. MtlhMrl 1 hf A..~tlCIDtud Pro11 8ft~ lhl Ohio N1 w•r~(lilr 1'\!Jiil\lllltlun Puhll•tlod f~llmllllltl S(.ln0 oU~riiAII ~nuou1lun• to I h• l>aUy S.mlnll I11 Cnurt 81 Pumaruy Ohkl 4!7~9 HUINCRIP'IION 111\1 II Bl Corrltr or Molor Roulo ono W.ok JZ 00 l)no Munlh Ono Yllr 81NO~E Dally COPY PIIICE 18111<170110 35 C1n11 tuh.c rlhur~ nut du•hlna lo i''J 1h1 carrltr n11y rumllln 1ulvan ~o~u dlrtl.lll,l1"1lj)aUy ltnllntl on 1 lblt~ U ~L11 rtr 12 n onth bl ~l. CrodJI will bt lf\YI APlfrilr CIQ~ ~OO.tl No IIUtlacrlpllor hy mall permlnod In lrtll WhCIICI hOmOQMrla 'lllr"''IOO f1 ~ lillhlt ~YhlllhYf rUIIr.'UI tho rl&ht tO tdj1111r•111 ,fur Ina thl IU hM~riiHiun po;lutl !l&•b•urlp!Km r1111 uh mya11 nt!l1 ba lmplun onted hv oh1n11na lht •1m 111111 1r lhll •lttiiKirlptl~n M~ll HUIIHCMII'IIIlN M•l•• ln1ld1 CouniJ 13 w.. ~, na1 ln w,.~, I!! 112 12 w.. ~. Jllll ~ Mtlll Oullldt 1,.,tiJ11 .,•ountr l I] Willi~ ~ "'S292S 12 wuo~• $111'112 lo wuo~• Sin 61 Roadcr Sot vict!s ' Cotrtotlon Polley Our m11i11 ,ftOII\ltrll In Ill IIOfJCII I~ In ht IIUU!'alo, If )lUll knuw uf atn ermr In • ""'"'"'m (740) 993· 1""'atlnlormollun ''"''' '"" 1he ll !! We will chook MUd make IIII,!Urrtctlun it Wlrranlld NIWI DIDirtmtlltll 1ho 11111in 11Umhcrlo f9J, JIS! llepol1• "'""' talt~nlhllll MI"Cl (,enar•l Monou..''"""'"'"""""'"ltlll IIIII NOWI £xi Ill a ur ltxl lo06 D. Hadley Wyoma A. Icenhower Lawrence Douglas The Daily Sentinel The Dally SentJnel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio UniiH of the MelgH County Emcr· 11ency Medlcul Servl~~ reooru~d nine CI~IM fnr IIKMI H IUn~c ThlrrH tfuy UnltH r~ K puntllnlflnclu,lcu CENTRAL DISPATCH l 22 u m South Se~untl Av~nue , Middleport Ocncvu Tufllc PlcnKnnt Vulley ~h!s pltul. 10 22 11111, Oliver Street. Mid· dleporL. Tho111us S~musc H11lm Medlcul Center, Mlduleport ~~uuu aMHIMiet.l I 14 p m Powell Stree~. Middle· port Emmell Llllhlloot, trcuted nt the Hcenc, Middleport Nquud nssiM tet.l 2 34 p 111 , !lute Route 124 Ruclne Burl Holmnn. VeLertlnH Mcmurlul Hoiphnl Rucloe s~uu4 UHNi NICd MIDDLEPORT 6 2~ p 111 , Mlddlcporl Murlnu. Churlle Smith, VMH 10 06 p m MlddlcpurL Murln11• Shermun Buckley. treated ut the scene POMEROY 2 l li p 111 volunteer tlre de purr · mcnt und s~uud to Ann Street uuto· mobile lire Ella WIKe owner no mjurleN l'l!purtcd RIJTLAND 9 ~I p 111 Mellfs Mine ~ I Steve Mun:mkn St Jn<eph N Hospltul Ccn· trul Dlsputoh •qtultl us<lsreu Wyitm~ A HuljhCH lcenhCJwer, 19 Lelarr WVu dreu Thur.day, 0•1 29 1998 In CulumhuH Burn l'ch I ~ I') I\I on Cnll.l~CV III e. wVa d.IUij hler or lho laiCOrtll Orunt and Huruc l•llllore Canter llu ,hc~ ~he wu• u httmemukcr unt,l u member of the o•.,~ Shepherd United Melh<I!IJ•I Church Ill Flllrn•k wVII She wu~ u pa~l pro~lllent ul tbe Unucd Mcthndu<t Wnmen ulthe MeHen· ry Untied Meth<IIJJOI Chur•h tn Deep Creek Md. unt.llauaht ~• h011llnr Hev· crul ycur~ She wu ~ 1111111 preceded 111 t.lcuth lly her huHbund 11f 5~ ye11rH the Rev Jllhn H Ice nhower. u ll'•'nddau ~hlcr There•u Lynn Icenhower IWII ~r.r erK Cur· nwn MurKhall 1111d Vrrglntu Rollin> und Lhrce bmthcr; Clnren« Hush•• Lc~tcr Huahe• and Clenrae Hu t~hc • Survtvlnj ure tWIJ ~ll nH Olenn A iSuellcenhuwer of Lclurt und John W fBurllura) l•cnh11wer ot Suntee Ca lli 1hree duushtc rH. Cnrnlyn L iRUHK) Brunt()n ,j CnlumbuH Sharon A clilub) Murray uf Mlnorul WeiiH. W Vu. und Tummy L tDuvld) Wuynenl WllllamKliR WYu W Jrnnt.khildrcn und lrve ljrCal -~ rundchlldl'l!n, anu u O!Htcr. Wrnu EHtep ol MuHun wVa Scrvh:eH will be 2 p m M11nuuy mrhe Crow-Hu••ell Funeral Home. P01nl PleaHunt, W Vu with 1hc Rev Ben Srevcn• and the Rev lltlb~y W11odKotiJ· ~lutlnv Burlul wrll be In thC'l<rrklanu Memorral Ourden• l'ncndH may ••II ut the lunerul home from 5·9 p m Sunuay Maxine Arnold Wagner Maxi ne i\m•1ld W11~ ncr, K2 Lunon•tcr lurmcrly of the Rock Sprlnj~K Cmn· munny unJ Mu Kun WVu died Thursduy Ocr 2~ I<!YH 1n I he Eulrlielt.l M~d· l ~ul c~n•~r LtiiiOUHICr Born Muy I ~ 191 I> 111 Oor~n• o.nt~hler nlrhc lute Snmucl R 1111d Mury FrunoCH OrlnSicud Aumiller • h ~ w ,, tl C<llllllllllllly service Wt!rker lor the Cmnmunlly i\otton Prn~ rtllll ol Musnn County WVu where •he wus re•pon· Krblo lur thll Mcul• till Whocls i\ 1 1 1l4 t~rndnt nc 1>1 Wuhnmn H111h Se houl •he wus u mcml!cr nflhc SIKth Awnuc Un11~t.l Mcthtltllst Chur.h nl LM"IStcr 11~d wuK 11 lnrmcr member ul Ihe Mu" 111 Un1tcd Mcihll•ll •t Chu rc h und the Syruou •e Churoh ol' the Nuzurcnc S urvrv111 ~ nrc 11er husbund Clct>r~c F Wn8ncr ol L11ncu•ler u duuahtcr, Susu nnu Anwld f l)r l'uull) J FllzJ!cruld nl Oluthc. Kun two •repuuujjhrers Bclh W11yner 1Shunc) Skee n 1111d Ktmherl y WuJ!ncr f Mike) Rcd1ck both ol Lunousler three srumldult.lrcn und u ntc•c und two nephew! She wns ul sn prc•edcd In dc!tlh by her lirHt husbund Oeruld K Arnold, In 1947 n brothet Juhn S At11111ller uoo tt sl<tcr Frun•c• Stewart Service• will b<: 2 Jil p m Sunduy In the Fo»le•CJng F1rnernl Home MoHOn with !he Rev John Hurru tilllcl uLiny llunul will be In the Klrklund Memo· rlul Oat den• l"rlcnus muy cullutthe luncrul home Irom 3-K p m Saturduy Stocks Hospital news Hol~er Mcdlcul Center DINc h~r a~• Ocl. 29 - D11nlcl Jnncs lr~> Pu ync Rnn11ld Ncw 1111111 EurlctlCSuundcrs Mu1 ~ llolds RlrlhK - M1 1111tl Mr' Ru"cll E1IW111ds son N ~w I htv~ n W Yn Mt uml Mrs K1.mt StC\l\ll s twin Mil) 1111d dmt~ htcr Cln llli~ ! lr> (l'lrhll•hcd Wllh ptrml,.lnn) "\ J • I { \ - SLE£PV HOLLOW · A heuntH hayride, free refrnhmenh and 1 bonflrt - · ell ~Mrt of the SIHpy Hollow party lithe Middleport Marina on Thurldly evening. Tlie event was apon10rld by lhl Amerleln Lqlon of Middleport, 1nd was II!• perf•ct cioN to Tl1ck or Trnt night In lhl communltr Meigs announcements Bollrd of ~ltdon The Me)p COli Ill)' Board of RtVJ· HIOII Will meet on Monday N<!v 2 ul 3 30 p m at lhe aud11or'• ofli•e '" the Me1p C<ltlnry C<>unllou~ The new value' for Ta~ Year I'I'JK w1ll be revtewed. lll:cllfdJng Ill Nancy Park· er Campbell ;e"clary of the Mc1g• Cuunty B•~a rd or ReVJHIIII\ Conrad a,nnounecd Appltr.aunn~ fill' the MtJM• Counly Humane Soc~ety • An1maf Re,.;uc PruJCCI fcalured 111 The Da1ly Sen· unel on Thur.day ure avt~~lublc by coniOCIJIIi lhe IIIX: Jety'• rreu•urer. R11a Lcw10 uliJC/1-~83 4 or by e-matl ul awurUI @ohrou edu mcn1 hu• culll:ellcd Tue<llluy cvcmng • 1mmunt1..U10n ~ hnr c due In dcc uon day The nul cliniC will he helr:J Nnf I0 9 II u m und I l p m The ne" evomng d1111c Will he Jllov 17 4 7 Pm • Melf18 Band Boll!lln• The Mc1g• Band Blk,.ler. w1 ll mtcl Monday 6 p m 111 rhe <chool <afeterra to peel appl<' lnr the annu al upple buller pruJecl All p.~rcnt • urc a•ked '"help Arb and Craft Show The I 3rh annual "" and craft• •how will be held al lhc Semen Clll zens Center Pnmeroy nn Fnday 10 ~ p m Scvcr.11 .~rca .,,,lr•pe,.on• w1ll ' Elecllon dlnnrr be rn auendan<e w11h a varrcty (>f An elec110n duy drnner Will be hani.lmade ural!< g1ll< 1nd l10hday held n11he Ponland/Ruolne Reoraa· dccoru110n• Lunch wi ll be avaoluble mzed Chur<h uf JeHU~ C hn~l of l..ul· from 12 30 4 ~ fl p 111 Th~ craft show ter Day Samr~. Lovell Rmtd wnh "open to the public w1th no admts Jtl!rVInJ otan1ng ul II am Menu ""n charse Includes •oup• •unt.lwrche• deH.ert• und drmk ~ Apple butter " al~o on Revival •ule Evungei!HI Rev Churl e• Sw1gger Will conduct a revrvul 111 the Ml Election dinner Unum IJ,,ptJst Church bcgtnn1ny Electron duy dmner ttl Rock Wedne•day 6 31) p m The church IS Spnna• Un11ed Me1hnd101 Church located IWO mtle! <nuth or Curpen ier Will feature veyetable •nup und beun on lhe Carpenter H1ll Rnatl Featured Koup, sundwrches pteK unu cuke Nlnge" w1ll he !he While< Oubrtcl Servrng besln• ul II urn Quurtel Ruilund Freew 1U BaptiSI Church Ch<JJr Ml Unum Choir und Tru-teeM meeting Soltll<l Marlene Curpenrer Pu<tor Joe The Ol1ve Tnwn1h1p Trustee< Will N Sayre lllvllc s Y"" Ill ullcnd hold u regulttr meelmg nn Monduy 111 6 30 p m ut th< rown<htp guruae Middleport lear pickup locuted on Joppu Rt1ud Lcul p1dup 111 Middleport wtll beJ!In Monduy 111 lhe Pomemy Cur lmmunlzallon clinic cuneelled JX>rall"n L1n~ on Se~.:nnd Avenue The Mc1g• Cnunry lltlllih Depart• E/ection a big.. ...._co_n•_'"u-•d_rro_m..;..pa..;.;.~~·-~ruled recently !hut Tuft s cumpu1gn "omm111ee knc1wlngly ml ; led lh~ pub II< when II run u lclevl•wn com· merdal crltlcdl ol Fl •hcr Tall und Ft•her have Iuken u beullng lr111n euch nlhcr und the medru over therr ncsu· live uds Whul thul tends In do IS to cru nte untl~r.:l<.h: ds so lhe F1~"~h~r cum Ill 1111(1 st1111e poS III V~ "iU td Joh11 GrC"cn dtrc~tor ol pUIJ!II needs t!'lsues lhc Rny BliSs lnsiiiUi c lor Applied PniiiJe~ tlllhe Un11e"ll) ul A~1nn Meigs 'HEAP office moves The Mei u• County HEAP OITice hu• muveu lrom Unron Avenue 10 11103 Hlinnu RuuJ Pum~rny In the JTPi\ ulli•• The 11'-tltlon " Jll sl nil Stute Rout• 7 tin th• dghl when •tnrtlnl! up H1h111d Rmkl The new plume numb.lr .. 992·2222 TUPPERS PJ.l\INS 7 24 fl m i\ r buu ~ h Addlrlun Mnlnn y Vk wry Cttlllden -Cinrk Mcnmrlnl Umplt11l Ccnlrnl Dt<putch '<JUIId u s< i s l ~d ;.6·..,.: I I Stock rtpor'a 111 th• 10 30 am quol•a provided by Adveat of Qalllpolla The Meigs Local Teachers' Association urge the Voters of the Meigs Local School District to support the Renewal of the Five-Mill, Five-Year Permanent Improvement Levy _ Election Day, November 3rd. The permanent lm· provement levy money Is used only for permanent Improvements for the school dlstrlct. Vote YES, November 3rd for the Renewal of the Meigs Local School District Five-Year, Five-Mill Permanent Improvement Levy. Ptld lor by tht.Molgt l.oo11 T10ohort Anoolotlon P 0 Bo~ 2 Pomoro , Ohio 45708 OaHy At 731i �. . ' • • The Daily Sentit~~l Sports Friday, October 30, 199! '• Defense helps BVU tally 13-0 victory over San Diego State By GREG BEACHAM PKO\'() lr.•htAI'I - lie-.1 'hu1nu1 \illl'"'' JCJ>~)(l , ··Dunn!! tl~ S;tn J'"t:" Sl,lil" .l,!:unr. \4-C plit)Cd li~r a hund1 of ,j,..,,~ ...... Mum' ''"tl .. \\'l~ \\tlllh=d IP 'h"" thL" nawm th.1t v.c·r~ a fund d~f~·n .. i\1.: 1heir H\tr~t!C'. E\·tn D;,mon Gnurdon.:. rhe WAC\ leader in :•11-rurrme }.!rtl.I);L" . h;ul jll'._l .~9 tnlal )llrt l' nn onr L':Jil'h :md thrt..•c ~icl. rl'lllrn,. h.lllg:tmc ." Tollner .. igh ed " We roultln ·r mall' ~i-g plap. or lilllt.' "They m3dt' one bi£ rl~y eorly in I he £ame, and we cm•ldn't do anyrhin~ offen,ively to gil·e u• a chance to win." Tollner "'iJ. "We really lhnu~ht we hord our ch:mec" in lhc -econd h~1f after di•a•ter had hit us in Ihe firs! half.» San Die~o .Sratc ·, hest fielil posi- pl.l)'·" linn of the g;une came with 10 min- BYL; nmwrh;KL B11 an Gray "L'(m•d I h.: only tom·hdm\ n on a .19)'0ifd tnll'rL·cp(inn rerurn · on the ~wmr·, founh pl:ty. ·· 1 li}!Url·tl il \'""' ,.... l.ml . ;md \\hen · I luol l'd up. the QB lunll."d dl'oul al m~ . ·· Gr~1) ':.tid with a !au!! h. " lie rim:•,, ill" my h.111,1~. and I went\\ ith · it. .. ute• to play after Gourdine returned a punt to the BYU 32. But Morri' had a tackle and a qum1erhack rre~ ... ure as rhe Allee< were J,:epl put of rhe end tone on four play' from Ihe 8. On f• •urth down. Gmy tipred away u pass in Ihe corner of the entl zone intcnJ~ ed for Gourdine. The Aztecs had u l~uchllown 1;1k· en :tway with 1wo minules rem;1ining ell" 11h tt... K•·h~1 or­ n ... like, ''' J.1nn: .1flcr nm~ mg .1 .ht~ lui ,\ ~o~ uh l ~.m Dt q~P SI.U.:. th~ Brt:; h.un Youn~ lm\."h.u.:lcr"' rc:pcr• • fntr.: t ndud~·' l o1 P·''"~••hlc moorm ;llt.. . h: .Jill '. ,, nice "hunm) and,, ~ilkr r.un'domn:. A' 11 111 ... 'lli:tlar pia} :I nti k·aderH . unr~:rnl 'h) ,, r.tin .. torm mul 'hlp \h.'rl'll ' l c-nnug.h. Morri' aJ.,o tm ... rr.Jh.·d h~ a BYl ' tl~l~n ...t· f~:,J lw • cnlt•flarncd thL•nn"d \\ ilh Ju, tlant..·l· ,\ lum'. 'i.tn D1cgo Sl.lh." Jn,J I 'l .(J ,;, . l·.:khr<~tJnn .llh:r L"OIL'h IHg pl.i) . ( oug.1r \l,ultwn on Thur ...d:t) lll t! hl. \ .Ill DICC-'U Sl olft' (..J-..J, .;. r Wc .. r~.·rn .-\rhk·r 14.. ( \ mh.·rcfk:r 1 "a' ,hul oul ·tor th l· llr -. lllllll' 111 1-llll;;tmr .. - ;1 :!X0 lu" .11 BY I . in I'JK~ - .uul \\a-,. hdd ~~~ 'lhoo f - rcn~ru lmH 1n 1111.11 r••''ing ) ~ Mtb. (I ~2 I .md ilrtl"' (-I:!). · \~l- n:.1ll) Jt"l <:nuldn' l ~cl in lin· h o~tl'!d ll l t:. · ~.ni "I nf "I•~11 ncr "':tid. Dil'go Slall." -..· oo~t:h ·· W.: 1,:oult.ln ·I 111~1 ~c .Ill ~ llun~ h. 1rpcn \~ 11h lhl' run nr \~ i1h lhl·. p.~..... and Roh Morri .. i~ :1 H-'rY !!o"d pl.i) t:r hal- ~ lhL"rc ·· ,_ \1 nrn .... ~nm' n "'' murh for "hi' hltdl' hn l-hlt-md hlllll'lllomd llllTl'il'· 111 ~ 1 _, odd ll· khr;11u·, n, :1.., hi' 'larulotll p L1~. h:ul ,, '-·arccr g:1mc \~ ilh I0 11no•'· 'l"ft:tl I. Jl ~lc ... lhree fnr tu!! lu ... -..c .... a~ n d ..,l'\ .·n a.., ..,j,lcd 'I opt... .Ju .. t II' c tl:1~' after h\.'ing .. hn:ddl·d 111 ,, .J(l·.-+ 1 BYlJ wm on·r San J'hC' S! .iiL' !he rou;;ar ... dcfcn ...c f(•hnund- " I tucd lo do d:uw.: nw\t.' fmm ~1. 1rn .. ...11d " I Uitl 11 l'r) d.:t..·.aS..::· Tr.1\olla tm llw ·7o, :md 1lw mnnn , v.al~ for"th L' ·~m.. I dhl ,, lillie hip 'h;H•.: for tht..· ··Jo, I• \\a' 11)1111'< Ill h11 cH·q dl·~.·: "k' , \\ h.u harfJcn' j, you're PUI lhl'ft' . .tnd \PI I ,l,ut lt:n . f."\ Ill~ )1111: " "We fdl ~til \\chad In do"~'"' ~C1 a fto('nrc on I he board In gel IIllO 1he " R''~ ~1orri .. i .. jU"-1 an our..l:lnd mg lin,·hackcr."' BYll """" L"Vc/1 hlwmd" ":ud "There arr , -,·ry ICw linchw..· ~~r ... out lhl.'rc lll' tlt.•r lh:m him." Wlnlc nn; r ~ - ~. ~ - I WAC! \lent to ~ ~ 0 .tt holllc rhi, ·,ca . . on :llld J;;lllll'd thl." Pal'JfiL' Di\ i~ 1nn IH.'hrl':l~ ­ er C(lgc. San DiL·gn StalL' "'aw 11.., four gilmc \\ anlung .. trc:1~ em.t: The AlfC(''' 1\l.o·h<ll..'~ ru .,hinn iliHu.:~ of Jnna' Lew" antll .mry Ned h~1d no room to run. :md I he 1\\.' fl combined for JU'I YO ) ank II~ helm'\/ Thai \\ "' allthl' Cuug:lf' th:t:do:ll. \I, ho pl:tycd ;tl El C:~mmo tCa!Jf.} Jun1nr C~•ll ..·~l' '' i1h t.ourdinc. hcltl' lhc Allee..,· m''"''-.l;1ngcm•1'ti rl.'ccl\'cr fo a 'ingle ren·p1ion . when bccmt-.e in pr;J ~ hn~ . I :tlway" u..,cd to.·· Gra)' "iUid. ... nut of hounds. (ir,ty. JCMI'ti. only two ~ignrlicomt drives of lhe gilme. . ou'l} \\a~.on ' r ddt\t:rctl." NHL roundup ll11hhy Hol ik and D;IIL' Anolo e) elm~ '>t' orc-d lir .. r-pc..·rio(l go;t l" ;JJHI By The Associated Press ~~!>,· Milhury i' 'till taking health) '-H lllJ;'Nc:u·l) ~~~ )'L'<If"i after hr thmhcd 11110 the ..,t; uul ... to lighl New York J<an ~c r-. f;ull.i, the former IJo.,lon Hnun -. tlcfl'n"'Cillnn ;.., every hi1 a~ cfkl'lllc 1\l tll hi< l'crhal harh<. On Tlwr« l.ly, the New Ymk } '.~"ndc, ., t"II:IL:h and genera l marwg• cr tno~ · a .. hot at agen.r Paul Krau .. in M ~J rllll Brodeur '·"c . m;1dc ~~ 1 ~e I WO-~Jmc \dnning . . rn:aJ.. help the· Devi l' en<l lo ni gh!. 11 wi11.., Ollawa 3. Phil:tlklphiu I : St l.<nlld. De1rni1 I: Cnlorado 4. S;tn JmL' 2. and Mon11cal I. An..,tonI. Senators~~ hl"ndrr,· Nt.:'\ Jcr- ~cy. coming nff :~ -t -0 !Hl1ll(' ]o..,.. In Ln.., A:ngc!l.'.., nn \VL"d nc .. da) ni~hl. \,(,, fc1r the lhi nll1rnt.: 111 four gotmeo,; . Holi ~ tlpl'lwd Ihe -.~·oring I'm Nrw kr.. cy :II 3·5•) nftl1\.'lil' .. l rcnod. hc.ll ~ Ill); Ton\111) Siiltl \\1lh a, ' '"P o,; lwt Andreyrhtlk nwtll! it 1-0 at 11:15. on: K.uwla, AI Flyers I Aniii L'a~ Ont:1rin, Jnh:1n....,nn "'COr..:d twicL' and R;uh..'k Bnnk acldc(l .1 ~not! in an inJury · tiL'Idycd f1r~1 pL•nod ro help Otl:lwa end ;1 .1~ -gn rnc losing ~rre;J~ :1gains1 P~dmiL·Iphm . I The linal 4:47 of rhc rcrio~l wa .. plt.t)t..'d otflcr tilt: first 1nl ~ nn1·..,.., ion wi1 l1 lht.· puck dd1L"(.'Iinp in hi... bel'au"'e d'( un injlll'y to OJjawn'!-> tl1~'' allcr 11 hit Salo\ o, ; fJd . ' ~ Andn.·a ... Dacki.'ll. The riJ:!hl w·in l! ,u..,~ ..,1~11 r~..rrtllcd frce ~i r ~cnr fon\Oml " 1 " It wao,; Jtf~t a lucky plot)." Antlr~ ~ 1:11ncd a L'nncu ..... um and faL'1.1I cuto,; 'l1gmuml l'.d!Ty cydlllk 'aid. "The ~oaltL' made :t rlwr rcqui1cd ~0 ..,titdic"i to L'hl'til' in a " ((., lt111 hml hL' live., in lhc city, fl..'"iJ1111l'-.C In .liHIIhcr f.ui){~,l at! Cillfll IO )/,__··., d~pri' in~ 'nmc: .,ma ll 'ill:tl:!L' ol a rtl'll) ~oml al1o1." Milhury '"1(1 alter rctunllt1!.!• Irom a mc1..'linne \\ ilh P;1ll'f~ in ViL• nn~t. Au .. tna . A kw hour~ J:ucr, Mdhui'Y took :um.1t hi., pla)l..'f'.., ;d'tcl the t .. tandL·I"•·;' 2'~ I .ht Hll l' It"' In the New Jcro,cy J:!flllll·pi< Ly hcc:lll't..' he prL'\'i.'lliL'd me from !!L'lling a ..,hot c1n go.ll , llut ir houllt'L' .. on lllt..' ;llld gnc .. Ill any\\ uy.. New y,,.. ~ '..; Ja,nn f?m\'l' "i('nrcd tlll a wli .. t .. hot \\ it h ~I) "il't.."nnd' lcfl in thL' 'l:CIIIld j1 l'r10d f,hc ll' al11' "-.•ftlhL' ('ol li ,ion with Phll~td~·tr)hia cap1.1in f:11t' I indro'-. ' rl;r~.· ~~.:ll' ~·ur h) !J j, {1\\'11 \; .. Ill. \\ il.., (Ill I he IL'L' for uOOur I~ minutco,; before hcing taken to the drcssin_@ ;nom on a "iii"Ctt·her. 'Lindros, WhO 'ti(.'tii"Cd t1 ice at thai point ahc l'. l;on' linm·ol th t DL'' 11' pJaymg .,ur iH cL' "' llh sho rt -handed gonl in the third period. was 1101 penalized. Blues 3, Red Wings I . Geoff Courtnall beat Chris Osg(10d on n penalty shot midwny through the third period iu St. Louis' home victory ewer De1roi1. "W~· /){,pcy --' we wcre Slc_,'P) - "L' '~· crc 1 1' 1 n.•Htly w pl:.1y thl· ' hli~' ~C) ~.11111..' ... Milhur) ~.l id . ··o11r llll' '"''gL' tn !he pia) er~ hcfon: I ill' ~:l llll' "il" th:11 J l'I''C) pia~ L'd IJ1l' \\l'J"I..' hcl'llll'. ;md kr\ ge l niT -10 a h l~ h · L'nt:rg~ '-I Iart. The mc..,..,;Jgt..• oh\ ;. 11 1g ht ""tl\'t'll lr lnam rubhl'r ru ch "II'""" hud """"h) the P.R gi' ing tlw t'.1n '-i :n:ylh1ng !hal l..'ilfl h~ tluown ~ 'n thr u..:c hefon: till' ~W111L:_.·· Holi _~ -.,nlll "The-y ~hnu hl g1vc th1,; .;-tull out "' they IL'a' e thL' gam~ In ot he r Nil I. gallll'' ThuNI.i)' dt.·_partmL'Ilt hy In lo"ie il~ lwn remaining t•onf<!rence ·games In mi>S out on Ihe MAC E\'en with Aaron Ward hoo~ing him from behind. Courln<~llmnnnged to s~nd u shot off the goal post. On PITTSIH 'Rt;rl rA P! - A judge f\1allllt l tn ll~t•tc:]fl11,0 II pl lt)L'I' toda y. CO\IId p.1y 1 i 1 ~ L' S R:m~rttj11L"Y. l11d c1•~: lh.'t l1anl ~la1~m 111 :1pprm·L·d I he 'b~ -~ mil lion loan ,\~ lut.h v.-d_l hL.: rL'p;ud tn Mnnno ut ~ p~1'l'L.'111 ltl1t.:J'L'\I . M<tnnn c:trliL•r h.1d lo ;m~..·d lhl' kdm .t!Hllht.·r ~~)mil · linu i\nd "ill hL· n.: p:dd hl'l't~n.: nlh~r l'rcditt'tr'ti, mt·lutlin g rormct AII -Sr:tr t•cnrcr M;1rio L.tmicux . S•thlc '-':tHI the tcilnHlt'ctls ~' long-term loan or'$20 milliort to cover ope rat ang lmst'., lh 1s crediiOr"i. Marl..{n'·111 .,:t id. ttl a hc_ming on Thtrr",;tluy rh:!l loaJh l!O!lt'h as M.~nno\ are o,;lanclard pr:.JL' II C~ lor an organi wtiollthat b rcorganitl ll~ und er lht\ fl.•dnal h:tll~ r upt cy Al<o. a spokeswoman lill' Alkghe - l:m . . ny Encrg) lnl'. 'tiHJcl u $5 million . . ; i'o: yem (lc;d to nalllL' the Ci\ 1-..· Arraw for th e lltilily ~~in danger hccnu..;r or the Pen!!llilh · hankrup11.:y filing on Ot'l. 13 . Dchra fled. a spoke..;wonwn l'or The !ai L'' \ loan ..,Jmu ld lmt two .\, cd\~ ...aid l<ohL.!rt G. S.thk an aumIH.!Y fn 1 Manno and tu -nwncr H<1ward ll"ldwin . The lt'itfll OWL'S ~I '7.:) mill inn to the M tlf·~ l llfl! l -hu,«l llli l1 ty. 'a id the Scoreboard Hockey NHL standinJ!.s 1·:,\S'I ERN <VNFEIU: ~< 'I.: \thuuh-lll, f, ,un Ni'\1 h• 'I N \ 1\lllldl ,, " I ,, II < I, 1 " ., '"'I' ,, '' ·''' ·' ' I I . \I I. J l'J), (;/· '-11\ 'J'I",WUJ l'li il:lllt-[ plliol l' •ll •h " rh \nrlill',t\1 Ui1 him t I II Ill < ' ' ,, '.' ' ' ••' ' "''Ill" II •"1"11 11!1 ,1\\ ol ~d « lllt \' " Uull.olo• 'nuth\' ,1\l IIi! i~mtr 111 1,1 l ·" \\ ,~> l lllo~l" ll I ollllf' I f! ,!\ I loll 1d.1 .. 'I ., I I<"'I '" .' I ,'i o 'II !II II ,, ,,, ' ' ' 'I '' "" .'' '! ' I I'" -·- II .'!1 I< ,, ' ' ' 'll/ ~ David .11 'I I, ,, ll. I. T I'!>. ' I .. ' " ' '' .•• t '.ilr.11' ( ··I .. hi" " I I I .' ' !, ' i 'h,~ Ill I \ 11llh lin "i 111 I ,,, ,. ' I I I 1'11• •l i1 lli1 i'iun I I I ' I I ' ' II Thur~thl~ ·.., ..,l·ur'"'• I, I'' ' ' .._. ' l•l. tnd• •' I o\ 1,•111 1<'•'1 I 1\••'h <II I Ill' l'lnf.lil<•lt•liLI .. I I I ' " ' I 1~ Ill"' I (",,!Jot"''' I .,,111 ' ''" · I l Tuni~1'''' j..!<llltt'!-1 1''' " "' " 11 l\1111 .11" 1 lO I' 111 ( ,11\llill ,l ,II \ ) k.IIIJ'I'T ' 1 'll j 1 Ill f lllllllll 11 I !11 1 ·I).:I, " • N111lunall . riii(Ur C'HI CAOO CUBS lkdmcd to l'l<J'J "''''"" un H,llr M11.!c ftolnrg,m .11 v,.u , ,u, ~ -~ 111 P111 L ll 94 82 54 90 59 65 0 I I 2 2 3 rA. 46 50 61 96 88 103 Hocking Division 24 0 , II I' 40 I 66 39 I 59 59 2 - 38 85 2 40 89 12 3 .w7 t'"'n· •~t! th~·• r Blfl I'!')K could bre:1k Ihe 'tring of one-howl ~ao,;on!'l . The Inaugural ~1u<ic Cil} flow!. 1o t>e played Dec. ::!9 in N"<lll'ille. Tenn .. will pit an :11 -large opponent again-;t rh~ sixth chnil'c from the Snutht"<l..,ll'rn CnnferenL·c. And Mia· mi j, among the t.:am~ hcin~ con~id~ ere'l. The hmli. "hil'h guarantee< I he minimum NCAA-mandated payout 6 3 6 I 2 4 2 5 3 I 7 7 2 I 4 4 4 2 2 0 7 6 8 ll u 236 206 149 286 240 137 164 ' 157 192 194 217 139 171 99 119 48 101 178 197 223 229 260 179 23 1 Tonight's gal!les ·MEIGS al V1nton Counly Nelsonville-York at Belpre Miller at EASTERN Aleiander at Wellston Federal Hocking at Trimble SOUTHERN at Waterford " • 'I ,,"' ,,, II W<b TV or Compalo:n Ill! ala local call! UNLIMITED Personal Access, Pcnonlli E·Milil ACCOW>I & 10 mos of Personal.W~b Spac~l Repklr ""' i•· SJ6. 9S p<r Mo. Gu~ranteed No Busy Sign~ls! 1-888-657-0977 'Pomeroy 'l<bonon 'G•IIipolis •Dayton • Wilnun&ton 'S11rd11110 • Springficl~ 'HiUs~oro 'Circl~v~l~ ce"ful at-large program." 23,1 1 other year i'l'e heon here ." Miami athletic direc tor Joel Mallin h:1< already i>cen con/acted hy and ...ent information lo o,everal JX>''iblc howl-. " I' m not O\'erly nptuni,tic on!) four te:~m~ with\\ inning record.., now _. a f)i\'i,ion I-A t~:tm \\ph a 10-1 re(.'(ml migh1 he ·ahlc In choo-.e where ir gneo,; . "It i ~ ...o prelimin;try.·· M~1t1!ri .. aid. " They will el umn~J!C u... ma) he and we may l!limin:tte ... omc of them we go I· a~ :.~long.'' In other game' around the fi.1AC on Salurday. Akron 1:\--t. 2<'\ E:1 .. 11 io, al Cen1rnl Mil' hi gnn (~-3 • .1-1 We\1). All New 1999 Pontiac Grand Am SE Sedan • Aulomatlc 'Air Condlllonlng • 3.4 V-6 Power • Power Wlndowlllockl • Auto Level Control • Traction Control • Remote Keytea Entry _ • Tolllly Loaded! \\ ho ha' nol hct!'n loh.:kkd lor a hl-.'-o , the) 're ,.j,lknt. phy-.1cal. aggre.., .. i,·c all 'l:':t..;nn. the J-lo4)..,il'r' arc 15th 111 guy.. And the ~.mtlll! 'l'Cilll41at) lnok' the . . amr . IlK'~ can all run . llw y t·;m the n.ttlon in rtl>ihin~ 01t :?~~..:l yare!' all hi t." · a ,gqrnc. Randle El ha., C\'etl caught a The 1-too,lc-r.., httvl'n 'tlwat-..·n Ohit) 11a" fot .1 touchdown . Bud:eye"i htl\'en"t !'een. ~ 11 IL'a't not this se:tson. 11 "V..'c appronch 11 a lut nf different ways.·· Oh1o State t•oadl John Cooper snid of defendin~ ag:1in~tthc Indiana run "The lir..,l thing you try to do is conwin him. \O you"ve gfltlo he a lillie hit c;lll tiou ~ with your ru..,h. You've g01 to corituin him and krl.'p Blll lluhan.a {:\-4. 1 - ~ 01g Tt:ll) h;1,n't faced ;,r tleft"no,;e a.., ..,lingy ;..., Ohto State-\. whkh ha' gin~n up ju-.t ~o,ix wud1llcm n~ The Bud•.'r ye ... (7 -0. 4-0) .1 re r.mked ... ccond in thC' nat1on in total dden ..~ at 2~9 . 1 y:mt .. rrr him in the pocket. lfh c puiJ, it down and runs. you've golm; t~ c lhal openfield 1:1ckle. You've gm to hope he doesn't pop .my hig ria )'' on yoll." Kickolf 111 Memori:il Staolium (ARC-TV) is set for .1:30 p.m. CST on Smurday. With Randle 'EI. lailhn<· ~ Frankie Fmnklin and fullhllck Chri' G.ill. ·$t0,988°0 g.une .• :111d none 'of their pa<l tl11 ee · ' ''IL"tlm' ru .. hed for . mnrc th.1n 50 yard~. "The y play :my\\'here from 15 10 dek·n~c. and \\'hen a nrw gll~~ comc" in th~y don'1mi'" a hem." IS gliY"' on Camerion "'"I "They .111 pia)' hard. ' State in a <kcuh:. :tnd lhey"H" nr,·cr heal e n aNn 1 -ro~nk.ed team in I~ prcv~ow. lrieo,;. The Bud~.· \'~.., \\ill ll~ he ;n dy f.a\ orl·d to nla~c it 1.\. 3hhc,ugh Ran elk El ,., ma~ mg them \\ omh-r IHl\\ l'il') it ''ill hl' "A~ a Uefen'l\'e front. we .have to . • • AMIFM Stereo • Power Door Locks • Traction Control ~~~999 EXPLORER XLT $26,988°0 . $t5, 988°0 RANOER SPORT 0 $t2, 988°0 APR FOR 0 48MONTHS* SPORT PICO, STEREO, OWL TIRES $t0,988°0 999 CONTOUR LX AIR CONDITION, SPORT SPOILER, STEREO, ALUM WHEELS '$f2, 988°0 91 CHEVY CONVERSION YAN, ..It,fUll """·'"' ,... IlLII RANGER SU'PERCAB XlT,~IR,ALL POWER EQUIPMENT,4X4.ABS,4.0L EIIOINE $t7,988° 0 .. YILLAOER, QUAt SEATt. FULL POWEUOAtEt ............ 118,988°0 91 DODGE NEON RIT, LOAtEI, tRIDHT REt .................. 112,988°0 ~-tl 1998 TAURUS ,. RANoiR suPERCAs 4 DooR. ~uro. xLr. LoAm ... •n, 988°0 ~ LEATHER, MOONROOF, _ 97 EXPEDITION XLT. LOADED ........... .".......................,'. 125.988' 0 CD CHANCER, nGRT OROUP ASS, EVERY OPTION . . $ 00 97 EXPLORER XLT, LOADED, ONLY, nooo MILES ..... :....... 22,988 0 97 FtSD"4X4. AIR CONDITION ....................................... $15,988° 0 ,, 97, RANOER SUPERCAB 4X4, AUTO, XLT ..................... $17,988°0 97 RANtER SUPERCAB 4X4, XLT .............................. $15,988° 0 97 THUNDERBIRD "ERNIE IRYAN SERIES",Va LOAtu$15,988°0 96 IX.LORER EDDIE BAUER, VI, LOAtlt ................ .. $ 95 RANOER 4X4, AIR COM.ITI011................................ 9988 00 95 FISO 414, KIT, VI, AUTO ,LOAtlt ...... :.. .'................. $15,988 00 94 CLUB WAOON, VI, lOAm ....... :........................... $11,988°0 91 BUICK REGAL, AUTO, AIR ..... :.................:............. $5,98800 91 BLUER 4DR, AUTO, AIR, POWER ......................:..... $9,988°0 AIR CONDITION,. STEREO, 96 ItO SUPERCAB 4114, LS, V6, AIR ........................~. $ti,988 00 0 97 LINCOLN TOW II CAR, LOAm ............................ .-.. $24,988°0 ASPIRE, 4tR, AUTO, AIR .......................... .'.............. $7 988° 0 $2t ,488° $t6,988° David •.Nlcel~ Equipped! • Nelsonville ; Middletown 'WIIShlil&ton 'Wcsr Union • I MONDAY-FRIDAT QDP.w.~ I'll SATURDAY goo AM·fJ00 N SUNDAY CLOSJD • I! I [' '" •\ n.ollo 1111 .11 1Jo~l11 ' ;'I H• t 111 \\ ·l' hll lj/1•'11 .Il l 11.: .11 I 1' I' Ill I'• II'''" IVII ... \ .Uitol \l\11 I lip IH l o~ mp .l l\ ,1\, lll o•\ \npli'' l!l ~11p 111 II Ill ·,: /.' .'i: I I · 1.'.' 11/:'){i I'I •·I• ,, ,, I• conwin him and keep h•m in the po>ekel so hell hai'C IO thr9w the , b:~ll." defensi1 e tackle Jue Brow!l s:ud "You'll· gel shot< at him. but you'llrun around half the day trying to gel thai 'hot. I prefer a clmpbacl( L I " • quarter,,nc,... . \ 1998 MUSTANG LX ESCORT lX 2 Cl PLAYER, 4DR, TRAILER AIR CONDITION, CRUISE, POWER, HOT PKO, AIR AUTOMATIC, TOW, ALL POWER, LOADEP SPOILER, LOADED, AUTOMATIC AMIFM CASS, LOADED I'J''J'D 9 • ~5,150* Brand New 1999 Pontile Monta111 4 Door Extended II 11,1 I I\I J' I ::1111: :._!_' MAC commi"ioncr Jerry lppoli ~ ai ..,aid of a 'econd howl team. "The chante' are greater lhi., ye:.Jr thotn ::any scrren." Among the (llhcr hem I'\" ith an ;tl l:ll'ge benh :1\'a il:~blc ""' th L· 1."' Ve~a' Bowl CDec. 19 .\\ . "W<,tan Athletic Conference opponcnl ). Ihe Liheny flow! <Dec . 31 " · Conference USA ch'ampion). lhe ill<lcpcn· <lence Bowl (Doc . 31 ''' · SIT opponent) and Ihe Aloha Bom I'CChri'"""' 4CVl, AIR COND, ITER EO Drago~ S ISO for ll month• the~·"' still a lot ollritm,nn om r.tdar ESCORT LX 4DR TAURUS LX - I> ••• requirement'. he addrd. "I think th<y filllllf cril<ria althi' 1~•in1 . But ,l·hroJ.., hct·:n1'C of h.·Jc, j..,ion." ..,he ,,,i.d. "I'd be te!).ing "" "wful fih if I ..,aid that wol'·•n't true . But it i~ :ll\0 true that we do want tn reward a--t;.UC~ all the power. Wirh ,c,eral or rh<. maJ'U t·onf~rence' "'truggling In mt:el their lxm I commiunem'- rhe B•g Ten i' lock ed inlo 'h h(l\\ J, Our h;tC: ' $t5,988°0 I ~11.11HI j, amnnp lho.•m . " II \ imponanl to ha\e big-name II• AUTO, AIR, ¥6, LX PKO ~ \ th.11 nf the rr\pon ...e. hut :n 1he · . . amc time I'm en('uur;1ged 10 Lnow th;lt 1f we keep winning we're ~ning: to he in I he n11 x..'' Maturi '-lid. II'' not a' thou~h the huv. J, ha\'C~· ,••' , 1,000 CARI.z IRUCIS AND VANS 10 CHOOSI FROM! 2ul NEW PONTIACS NOW IN STUCKI ternet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. Aloh:r r1•ml e-w;ct..'U II\t' tlirl'L'Inr f\1.tn:i;, Kt~~mru' ,,,id h~.·r~·o mmith•t> ,., lnoLm~ .11 ...e'en pr f'i ~· hl tr"am-. anti "We \\ant .a t~;am thaf, hun~r) . one that lr;l\ l!l., wellomd one that L·an cre:ul.!' the hc't matchup." 'a1J Scoll Ram~y . th~ howl\ ~XC'f.'t!!h e din·ttur. A'kL"d if M1;,1mi·would lnCl'lthll'C Overall L I' I' .'M "'' ,.,'I !,, 'I .' I 11111\llr - ku~u~· Ullllroll' IS, n£ ain't Bowlin;; Green. For Meigs County! INI" l)q vhlc 11 ,, ' ' ., ,,, " ,,, 1 'II ,,' : '" ' II .,. [II 11., ," 1111, 111 .t I 'II ''" - 1 1 h•u ~ 1 · m Trimble ............... ... 3 Miller ..................... 2 Federal Hocking .... 2 Waterford ............... I , SOUTHERN .......... I EASTERN .............0 Klcpnsk1 11nd INF Urcndnn ,, 'I •• ' ' ~ )· In .w MEIGS ................... 3 Nelsonville- yor~ ...2 Vintml County ....... 2 Belpre ................... :1 Wellston ................. I Alexander ..............0 • J ~. "., ,,,.,"• "1'1'., \<~rth\\t' '' 11" """1 II I II I dlllnnlnn \ olllo 11)11<'1 Dil lo~' I \ !1\, II l\111~111 : 1t1 l'lnl.nil-lplim 7 p 111 t · dj:.ll ) I 'luL.,~t' .' .., I'm 1111111'1111 .II I II\ AII)!L 1,-,_ >t I' Ill l l'lltr.tlllllhiom it;..UI! I )\'l iPII t hi,,.," 1 I Ill .... .1''" Ill, ., Sunduy·!-1 ~ uml'S I )I! " ' 1 .11 compomy is .111 a "· .od see mode ." The 37-yenr-nld arena :as to be named the Allegheny Energy ' Dome under !he deal suggested last year. "We fell all along thai it was n good dcill for us and the Penguins~ buJ quite " few things lu11·e hup.' pened," Beck suid. Al legheny Energy had hoped 10 u"<e the nrena 10 boost irs presence following 11 merger with OQE Inc .. the parent company of Duque-sne Loghr. hut Ihe merger ha < <ince heen call eLl off. Imm '• Ohio Division • S1~n~·U Lolkd 15 memt>er' of the Cal Poly· San Lui' Ohi,po. The plane went dm\ n near Tol~do artrr a 1960 ~ame­ rer ream . wanh In illl I[C a ...chool within dri\ ing. di,I:JilL't• of Na'h' ille. TVC football standings l.ra~Ut' St :i\'J"I'I.E MAIHNERS 1).1 11••'1"-"ii.Jit• lUll' J u~c wh~n rush.ing record or 6.08~ yard< <et by PiUsburgh's Tony Dorset! from 197376. forecast "It woll not be a small feat. " said. "But over the yeiu·s. our Solich By The Associated Preas Ricky Williams' cumpaign for the defense .has met a lot of bi~ chal - , Heisman Trophy could pick up some lenges." " In last week's win over Baylor. '. ' major endorsements if the Te.as Williams ran for 259 yards - 83 ,n,mning back has a big,gm)lC ugninst more thai1 lhe total gil'en up by •Nebraska. ·, :: Williams. the nnlion 's leading Nebraska the pe~st rwo weeks. "Nehraska in the past has faced :rusher with 212 yards per game. will ;face a Cornhuskers' defense !hal is. some great running hncks. When :giving up only 106 yanls per game on' those guys came 10 Lincrln 10 play. our defense shut them down com•the ground . • " It-will be a hig game in the Heis- pletely," Huskers defensive end Chad :mnn voters' eyes," Williams saitl of Kelsay sa1d. "That's the Lind of nut·Saturday 's showdown nl No. 7 look we have this week." However, Nebraska knows very :Nehraska. few <enms have been able In contain ; .. Huskers conch Frunk Solich who last week became the Williams. •knows it will be hard 10 Slop in Dil'ision, l history. leading scorer ;Willinms,who needs 444 yards in his · · :last four regular season gnmes to including Licker<. ;break the NCAA Dil'ision I c.~reer • fto!INNF.SO!'A !'WINS. 1\}!.II'Cd 11• tc lms With I<. t-Il' ll c1. i1>1 Curra~1.u 1111 a uUt" •yc ,\1 ..:u u1 ra~1 . ."iiAIIl'd IN I· J,HI S1ww lo .1 <\lll:•}'l'ilr o:nn lrnd l'tll\hut/'11 :111 dt ll niJI" II. Ill p 111 l .unp.1 11 .1) ,,1 '-1, 111 r...... 10 lll p Ill I ~)~0 . wi-.e JllOilC)' ror lhc 'iL·rim-.. of the trag. it..· airlin~ cm..,h th111 becrm~ Oa) '.., a PilL'· 10 Cl(lj)Otlt>nl). . of$750.(~)() College football llasehall i\mrrkun Wit~ ~:llllC IO Texas' Williams comes as challenge to Nebraska defense Transactions J h IIHII .11 11,111.1'. , X1' Ill ~~~ II'FS I ER:\ C{JNFEREN<'E .. Sulurchay'~ l-:ll111l':-i r ·., , llll,l lll ll n~h•ll 7 p,/11 IJuif;,J n ol! J !IIHIII11 7 j1 111 /II IIIII' If .JI Il!l .i\111 7 )I Ill 1'1111 1111 lplll ol ,I! r--. Y I , J,!IIdl'l ' , •/ 1' Ill I l"11 il:1oil 'J1.'11 k1" )' 7 \IJ 11111 1\11 Iii< I Ill ,1 1 '-II f.11111 " . ~ I' Ill I ·, 1111,111" nl No~1111111, :, i'l p "' had two howlte~1ms Miami heat Arimna Sl:ilc .1~-21 in lhe Salad Bowl and Cincinn:~ti . then a MAC alnliute . lost 1-1- l.lto We,l Texa- Stale in the Sun Bowl. In 1961. We<lern Michigan lml to New Mexico in the only Al'iarinn rh:uit) using hos qmc~ redshin freshman at on this team. nor jtrtit from ll quarter· running back. or mayt>e at wide back standpnint.1u'l nn e lfort. work receiver. nr even on def~n;,;e . He set- ethi,·. a lot of those things." Cameron tled for quarterback. perhaps the said . "He's one of those unique best decision in Cameron's two ..;ca~ guy< who has the ability to denote son'\ as the Hoosiers coach. evcT)onr\ play.juo.,' bCcau'~ h.:'s one wouldn't he st uck on lndia1b \ sitle~ Then again. the way Randle El has che hardc~t worker.,. on 1111., learn.''' line. performed ro.o far. muyhe it wa..,n't R:mdle El. "lm al<o will pl:1y bas• Before the sea>on began. si1ch a tough decision after all. ket hall for Boh Knight', Hoosiers. " I think he's h;1d a major impact pa"ed for 3~5 yard< and three /Ouch<:mnero~ toyed with the idea of downs. ru ... h~d for rhrcL' other \Ollchdowns and set un lmlhma rerord for ' ' total nffer~<e in hi' college de hut. Si.~ gfimes lmrr. he's 'till the lop Indiana n"her - and fourth in the Big Ten - a1 80.3 ymd< a game. and three times he has topped I00 yards. That's somelhi.ng Ohi!\·• Swcc 's Judge OK's emergency loan for Penguinsto pay·playerE appn1\ L'LI an cmcrgcncy lo.1n from Pill.,hll! t.' h l\·nJ:!Ulll'-1 t..o-nw ncr Roger E:l<l) on Saturday. The MAC champion i' wmmiued IO the Moror Ciry Bowl on nee. ~.l in Pomiac. Mich. If M~ami (6-1. 3-1 Ea<ll win' out - stoning with Saturday'< !!"me againsl archri\"al Ohio (~·5. ~-~ Ea•r) - lhe RedHuwk< would go 10-1 and may get their choice of bo11 I' '" an at ~htrg~ tram. The la.'l and only lim< the MAC By STEVE HERMAN BLOOMINGTON. Ind . CAPIThe only thing Indiana coHch Cam Clm~ron ever promised was thai Antwaan Randle El wnuld play ~omewhere. anywhere. and that he upright on a third' try as the Cougars led 1J-O at halftime. the penalty shot . Courtnall beat ()~goml W11h a wrist shot lhoat sailed over the goalie's left shoulder. Scon Pellerin and AI Macinnis also scored for clie Blues. Doug Brown scored for Detroit . Avalanche 4, Sharks 2 Joe Sukic broke a tie mid)l'ay thr011gh the third period with his fourth short-handed goal in five game< as Colorado heal winless San Jose. Sakic. who tied it nc 2 with· ~:02 remaining in the second period, heal Mi~r V~rnon with n low wrist shot at 7:03 of rhe thi11l period , Rene Corbet and Stephane Yelle added goals. and Crni8 Billington made 11 saves. Dave Lowry and Andrei Zyuzin scored for visiting S:m Jose 10-6-2). '· Canndlens 1, Bruins 1 AI Boston. Brian Sal'age scored a power-play goal with 41 seconds remainins in the second period as Montreal tied fhe Bruins. . Steve Heinze tiad n power-pli1y goal at 15:32 of the first· period for · the Bruins. who routed the Cnnndicns 9-~ on Wednesday night in Montre· al. Heinze has three gQals Ihis season and HIO in his NHL career. (~ ·5. 2-~ 80\\ I e\'er ('nntr,..ell. Thai ~une year. Bn"·linJ; Green lo't tn " 'hat wa;, call<d the Me«')' Bowl- u one-time Top-ranked Ohio State gets nod to whip Indiana Saturday and hit an Devils, Senators, ,Blues get victories ch:~mpion,hip game it ho'" Ofl [)cc 4. M.;tr~ht.lll travel' to Bowling (ir,..c:n MAC football forecast But that doesn't mean the RedHawk< might not go bowling. ' E•·en though the MAC hasn'r had more than one <ehool play in a howl game since 1950. this might he a breakthrough <<:<~<on. M~rshall (8-0. 6-0 MAC Ea<C) all but locked up the di\'osion title with its 31 -17 vicrory ol'er Mi:m1i on Oct 3. The Thundering Herd wnuld hm'e Both team~ foundered in the first half. a\ San Diego State gained just 44 yards and BYU was unable 10 · reach the end zone. Owen Pochman · gorrl~ Marshall needs one more win to capture conference crown East Di\'i!t>ion title . Reye" was ruled lo ha,•e Lid~cd rwn field The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By RUSTY MILLER AP Sport1 ,Writer Things look hleak for Miami of Ohio in term< of carching Ma.-hall for the Mid-American Confer<nec's t>ecn out of bounds after c.uohin£ Bri· an Ru~o;ell's pa"io; in lhe end 1nnc. Kcplay• showed Reyes' fool was " I figured I could ,hut him down , 'down in the end zone before he went ' The bli~ding .corm took care of the re..,l. R.tll' hnunced off rrcr i\ rrli' hand<. quanerback' fumhled 'n;ops and the Aztecs [;oiled In fini'h !heir F:riday, October 30, 1998 ·VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT wwwlompedecccm Paid for by Evans for Appel111c Judp. Jear~ Saundcn. Tru.. 436 Scl;:ond Ave.. Oaltipoli•. OH 45631 177 EXIT 132 RIPLEY, WV (304) 372•3673 (800) 964-3673 ' I• I I• ~ �• r • Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Sat~rday Eastern to face No. 2 Adena in distr.i ct spikefest On Saourd.l) at 4 p m . ~rhap' ,-~ one or lhe mo'l cumpdtiJH" match· e' m rhe run fnr a 'lale 11lle woll he held m the OJ\ i ... mn IV Ut,lnct HtlIt) bull toum.tm~nt .u Alh~n ... l-ligh School. v. here No 1 FranLfnr1 Adena meet~oo nmlh-r.m '. . etJ Eo1'tern hill head-1o-h~ad mmbal. Ea,lem " l'l c :md Adena'' ~0E~"t~rn hc1' h.•d one o l the mo ... , prohlic ream' in Somhe.ISiern Oh•o the pa:-.t 1\\0 ... e.,,ons. exempl1fymg a grc:.u lc:".m1 Ullll t>pl a' lls recipe for \UCC<" Ea~oorem \\on'" ~cond con~ul"e Tn -Valley Conference Hoci.Ht~ OJ\ l'lnn 'Crown th" year at I(l-1 \\ 1lh an I M-2 O\ er.all m:ui. and 1..... , wct"L clauned 11' \t"l"Hnd ..,traaMht \C'C'Unnal I tile La,l year. Eu'lem r:oplvred fif'l 1n the TVC wirh a 15-1 record I 11-4 O\Cr.tll and wa" D1sln~1 runner-up tn lfJ97 E.tslern relurn.., ... ix lcllerm.m ttu, yet~r ltl a \'etrran. expcnenl'etl Imeup Rcturnmg are senior' Je"'"''-"" Brannon lhOIHlf<lble menllOll :IllTVC. honor.tble mentiOn D1,tric1 IJJ. Valene Karrlall-ltague. all -0"- lnct. arvJ Tn- V~.llley Conference Play- ""'-I Kurr "a h.trd-hinin¥ 'PI~er and ,. . .~ · great blotka. Brannon. ;tllhnu~h nut qu11e a-raii_J, the po•.erhincr \\'hen HXJ l><rcent Saourda) . 11.1) man a no I , 11 I:\ .uh are greal ..ener~o, ~'' ~c The re'' of rhe lmcup " 'Iron~ opponenh gener.ttc an offL"n~ to a\'Otd Karr', t.tlcnh. Bran nun l·uunter'l with" walchful eye Julie Builc) hJ.., em~r~ed a' a fu II - fl l"f!C(I \:n,ll) n!!hl at.:m" the ho:m.l \\'olfL" ha"' turned 10 \C\ eral great m;ttt•hr.., ttu' ..,e.hon .md '' ,, gonll -.ent'r. AI -.o rcturnmg to lle I I1c Im" T n· ~n R~ ant~ ~phomure Kri,ten cnmponenl lh" ..eason, ,1ddmg tkplh and •er,,ualil) 1<> an alrc.1dy formi dahle front . Chevaher Easrem\ vetcmn front lmc ~~nne of the stal~\ bc-~t with lhe 6hfoot ~ 1 K<.~rr anchonng the center of thai Ohio fet:thHtc lZa~ootcrn front line tn Haym:tn ami E\•,an\ H:.•ym.tn. who ha' a tendL'r nnl..lc . 'IH1uld he mo ... tl y Valley Cnnlcrrncc/Oi,tm·t 11 Co.1rh of Ihe Y<ar Don Jachon J.td;:"m -.a1d "J 1h1n\.: \o\L' wtll he d rc~t) Th '' '' . . omel hmg "e 11,t\C er of Ihe Year). Stephanie E\ a1h. Juh Hannan Angt Wolfe and 'uphomnref . . be Juh Bouley. Jommg them will senior Mi~hell< Buckley .1nd Ang1 Taylor.JUlllOf' Leah Santlcr< and All- · hrrn Twoollh(!be~t'-C'Ucr'm'nut • Friday, October 30, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio By The Bend wune' u.:c I ''"" L 0r ..., m <' Th arn.Jh••cpr.JCI ~-en N t' hem uroe ov. 1 ' ' h dream o.e;•';'n ., ..... 'lit: ' lon'l want to ul '" ~olwnhu', "a~e up II "e _get 1" (j me lunt> All .1board. CH'r) one ,.~ . 1' -1 P 01· · •. ,,· .. hi· lll~ Senior .-...cogm11011 h 1m , ,.une' f r 11 Ea,trrn-M il~rr 1'"'~ a11I· ••tr sro- 1 '"'" ~ht "·'' ;.a,oen; :;"-~ h \ . , '"' dturn at Ea,tern al · "'.··• 1' , 11 11 ,AI hi '·a1, d~p·tnmcnt • . .111nounu:' N Ill 1.dl the ru•nt mar~' Sr:nH'r 1 ~ \ P~' ~nwr foot hall ,lthl~h''· ' H.'t·r r:ou ,.,... :md hand mrmfll.•r.., Ann Landers 1 wo1~r:d rc~•ll y l1.1rd lnr thl' p.l ...t four !'ooea,on!<. 1-topcfully. tomorrow\\ Ill ~ our d.1y \\1c\e re~1lly ,· lic~cd the P•''' IW1 ..,.., AI!Jtk'. l1mco m.1 c ·~-·•• Syr!J~~;.M( S}ndM.M Dear Ann Landen: l hope you will prinl lhJS Assoc1a1cd Press amde wnnen by Malcolm Rmer 11 confirms whal has long been obi'Jous lo me -- lhat people who hecome involved with strangers on lhe Inter- I· By CHRIS SHERIDAN NE\\' YORK (APJ - Tod,1y's NBA ''"h<dule· phone c.1lh helween mana~emcnt and the pl.1yero;; un10n Th~< woll be D.1y 122 of ohe l~k­ oul. and 11's bemg lre,ned wllh .1ll1hc . urgency of an eKh1h111nn game m Bm"'~ There :1re no collecu ve bur- st,tlcd Ihat the) ·re not gcung to do mten'lt'W"' wllh ell her m.~tworJ.... ·· gaioung ralks scheduled. burrhe com- union executive d~rector B•lly llunlcr rold the New York Time' Hu iuer. hm''C\cr. th1nk "' the n~t­ \\Ork"i \dll C\•entu.tlly pu'h tor .1 "il'l- petmg fact10ns wtll exchange plCll'ianlnes- NBA labor talks chronology · They ralked by phone 1od.1y They agreed lo k<ep m louch and speak uiwtn tomorrow. 't le,Jg ue spokesm •.n Chns Bnenz.t ,,,nJ Thup. . day as lhe oppo'lng sides rook a brealher after a husy lew d.'Y' The NBA owners and the players' union are in d1sagreemen1 about many 1ssues, specifically lhe amounl of revenues owners will devote lo players' sala11es S•gnij•canl dales'" lhe NBA lockoUI· OwneN ami players have o.;penl a Iota! of about 24 hours lotlkmg o.; mce Saturday. develnpmg .t loo\c lrame - 1998 ' March 23 .__ Own~rs vote 27-2 to reopen the collective bargaimng agreemenl a1 the concluston of 1he season The lasl ol n•ne negotiating sessions • ends after only 30 minutes, w1th the players saytng they June 22 won't listen to any proposal that 1ncludes a "hard" salary cap June 30 . - League announces a lockout wrll beg•n the next day Umon Iiles gnevance wtth arb1tra1or John Feenck, ask1ng that players w1th guaranteed contracts be pa1d dunng the lockout July 1 . - Owners •mpose the third lockou11n league h•slory "ork for wh.n rhe ne xl 1.1h<>r de.1l " going 10 look like So lar. Ihey know 11 w1ll «1:1111 a Larry B1rd exceplion. change Ihe rnokte sa l.try ;,;ysrem. mclude some -- kond of "lax" on lhe highesl-p:ud p,J,ayers .md mcre:tse mtntmum J scilanc~ lor lon~ -icrm \ cter:;m~ . The ht g,gest homg- up rem.un"i \\ holt percenlagc of revenues Will he del 111ed 10 sa lanes hy Ihe lime Ihe new system hao,; been mylut·e for a lew yc.ars The owners have moved off their insislenct on getting the percL'nL1ge do"n from 57 percen11o 4R per<"enl. Collect•ve barga1n1ng and rhe pl.1yers ha~e 1nm•ed off .ISktalks resume CommiSSIOner Dav1d mg for 6,3 percenl. sowccs 1111 olved Slern and several in lhe lalks rold The Associ~lcd owners walk out upon Press on condJtum of anunynuty. hearing the players' The owners ~re believed 10 have umon dlfector Billy Signaled for a move lo " .~0-50 spill Hunter's new proposal 111 lhc ne.I -IO-hiSI year ol lhe de:ll. Guaranteed conlracts wh•le Ihe players wanr a 60-40 split hea11ng held before "The~c's slill a prelly w1de gap David Stern Billy Hunter Faerie~ lhal sepnrures lhe Sides. Bur nl lcasl we idenulicd rhe sizes of lhe ga ps League cancels 24 exhibition games and announces 'I mdel1note postponemenl of tra1mng camps , between us,·· commtsltOtnner D.a\ td I Srern s;ud League cancels remainder of exhibitiOn se;asc1n I Those gaps rermnn very large .. md Sides meet for about 4 1/2 hours II 11 Will cle.~rly lake much more move· ment .md compmnnse to get to :.1 and make hnle progress I poult where ,, deal can be done \. I The NBA announces that regularIn the meantime. owner~o~ WJII\ hl.! season games through Nov 15 collet'llllC !heir lefel'l< ion ngflls pa)'· are canceled menls f10m NBC and TNT - ahout In a b1g VICtory for NBA owners, $500 nlllhon split 29 ways. The ownFee11ck re1ects the union's gnevance ers negollaled a de .ll under which thai 226 players with guaranteed ng.hts payments dn nnt l'ease <llnm g contracts be pald during the lockout lhe lockoul. and lhc 11111011 has 1.1ken The NBA announces thai It has canceled all games to calling the nctw01k, "co-conspu through Nov 30 and 1ndef1ni1ely postpones the ent1re 1998-99 season ators ·• "A lor of pl.1yers h.11·e lkru.1li y AP/Ec:l De Gasero . J Aug.& Aug. 24Sept. 9 1 Sept. 24 . Oct. S .- Oct.S .- Oct 13 .- Oct, 19 .- ' Oct, 28 .__ Source AP research llemenl " I re.ul Ihe p.1pe" e1 ~r)' d.1y . .111d I ~.t\\llh,Jt NRC''"' CXJ1CIIl.'lll111J; 'nmc nell'' $126, m-year de,ll Aflcr rhe ""' rwo or rhrce >'"'"· net are prone to <.:ompuh.J\IC bchav. if the luxury ta~ dH.I not c.m~o.t: the pcrcent.lge of revenue devoted to pl:ty· cr "'i~llane' to f.tll 10 .111 .t~f'e~d- upoJl 11>r. Those who use II as a vch1de fnr •.nftdehly wcr~ already mdoncd '" cheaf. Heallhy people usc ohc lnterneo a,, ,lnul and somcllmcs a toy rf they lcl'cl. "" e"l:row lax 11f IIJ perccnl would he Wl lhhdJ from 'ome pl.lyer'' p.•ychecks In rho-e e'crow pl.m year,, rhe Smn: NHC I!<. not due 10 telt•vt"'c a g.tme unll l Dec :!'i. there 1s .t ft•clmg' hmong 'nme player\ th.al a new 1.1hor .1grcemcnt won't he 1c.Khcd unltl nclwmk game' .are lllJCOjl.ucl y. Und<l thm line of olun~1ng . an ·'1!'~~­ ment wou ld not he rc:KIIc,l ltlr ,\ll(llhcr month BIG money losers •players under contract Jord,m . . :ud " I don'tthmk we can say economtc operatmg system - .t b) hnt.lmcorpomlmg ,t~o,pects of e,1ch Side's larest propos.11 . . The pl.1yers are "'kmg f01 a ycnr deal and the owners wnlll a ~~ c· ~v­ en year deal The ,fitsl lwo "' thtee years wo11ltl he played under a "l uxury tux" sysrcm .tnd the next '" o or three yenrs would 11lso uH:Iudc .m "escrow lii K." Under the luxury tax. any owne1 who signs a player to a hi~l!-c •ul contr,tcl would pit)' a prenwun Theoret Ically, 11 would acl as a clelerrenl to megahucks coorracls Ilk< Kevm Gar- Palrlck Ewing New York Knicks ' 1998-99 ulaiy<': $18.5 m•lhon Games canceled: 16 Salary per game: $225.610 Tolal salary lost: $3,609,760 Kevin Garnett M111nesota nmberwolves Los Angeles Lakers David Robinson San Antonio Spurs $15 million $14.8mlllion $14 million 13 14 1'3 $183,927 $180,488 $170,732 $2,391,051 $2,526,832 $2.219,516 Sha~ullle 0 ' eal ' '" ,, - App1oxnn.ucl) 27 11luye" are ' 1111 ehg1blc lo file by lhe N01 5'tlemlhne F1rs1 b."emHn Wall y Joyner, who had heen ellg1hle, look ,, pay c111 to rc -<1 ~n "•lh lhe San D1ego P.ICh cs. agreelllg lo ,, $6 7 million rwn-year Cub< pllchc•· M1ke M01gan. who ullo11ed M:uk McGwne's •ecnHI· I) 1ng OJ st home run. beca01c d1 ~ !hi eThursday 11 hen Ch1c'ago d<clilml his $1 5 m•lhnn op11on :md ckclt'd In pay a $150.0(KJ huymtl Mm gan 19, con l.tcl w1th ,, cluh opt1on lor illhiJd ye;tr Joyner. m hi!\ tl111 d st·a,on \\'llh JOined tlu: Cu ho,; lor a sccnncl 111111! lhe P.~lles , hll 298 .wllh 12 hom e runs and 80 RBi s 111 help1ng San D1e~o "in Ihe Nl. penn-1111 APJEd De Galero Source AP research TORONTO tAPl- M.qu1 le.. guc In Johnson C' ll y, Tenn . ba . . ehall pl.m" to ban the use of rc-.;enlchcr' at E<llit Tcnnc,.,.cc Stale androo., tened1one.1he mu'l.·k-htuld1ng ure ;..tlld) lll f!. the 'iliJlplc-mL·nt. Dr: d1et;u·) 'uppkrnt'nt ~"L"d b) hnmt: nm Cr.u ~ Rrncdc1 C\;l'ruse ph) ' 'o lng1st ch.tmpton M. ul M ~.Gv. ue the ]i,mll· m the :..dwol's llum.an Pc:tlotrndnce ro G luht" and M ,u/ lt'pnrlt>:d Hx.i,l) L1h ..... llcl the) \\ il l st udy .tnt i iO"'It~neTj1c lle\''P•IJlt"JtHt:d Llll JderuJfh..'t.l U10ne·.., phy... ir.tl .md psychol<1g1L:~II ~nurce . . "l.n · • •cl lht") e-). r ec1 u ~rn . : effe1.. 1 011 men hchu~c n the .tglJ"i ol 15 mllo\J Oflt'l ~ lH} )r:IJ~ tu !onn.lll) anr.J OS • announi.t iii tJ~ ,, Lt:lm t 'PI 111~ tl,un Tht' m~un re.p. on fo1 till! ~lt ul y '"' 1ng nnl 'ta-.r T! ! ,thfJLII hc.ilth 1"-'llt'"- .md an tl-.lglllg," " l v. ouiJ h&.~lt If I lit 111 M L(J ~ 11 r: .., fir: ,~11d "ihoe' 11ghi1Hm . . ;.uti D1 ~ J)JJ.un Tl.t' "-llH.I).., 70 p.1r1Jttl1.tll\!<. ''I ll BI )' .Lll IC.Itn ph) "' ltf,m (c,, lhc HuH' ton A..,tro-. .l!H.I the p .~-. t rre~oo11.JL·m of the A"i ... 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JII'IIW lt ii.Jtlllll" • Mnd1f1<rs. wlwh prod11ces '"pplements Btoedrr .... ud he hopes 10 f11Hi tlm t nndt o c~t n - hoost tl1en 's te..,tostCI'lllll• at un .1ge "hr:n 1t hegn1"' 10 lli op Sur h U dmp l' rC~ttes a gre,l\C'I 11:-.k Clf hCd ll ClfCUI.1t01y ptohlcm' .111d Hockey NEW YORK (A P) - The NHI. )Cdr\ ol ,n,oiH~mrnt 111 11\\'llt:,...,htp of -"i U~pendcd tldeiN.~ m.m D.l\ ~ M,mo.:nn the lu.., Ant!elc.., Dodger" .llld Ihe l.t . . 1 ol the Monll e.tl C.m t~d lcn... hl1 th tcc 7 II~ month .... t\ tl \ dut:f opcrattng gnmes and I111e<l lum $1JKlll lor olliccr Pete• 0 Malle) .mnnllnce<f he 1~ lc,l\ tng the o1 g.um~.ltinn .lithe end ol thl! ye.1r The forme1 tc.nn ptest dL'Ill told employees at the Dod gt•l"' • otg. n\lld llorl.ll mee ltn gs Ill Vcro IJedL'h rf,1 , Ol hiS plans Gulr JERI ,Z Sp,un rAP) - D:u ren Cl.trt...c ... hot .t 5-uJulel 67 111 tht.! ltrs1 round to 'h:1re 111 ,, li vc·\\,t)' 111:: for the ko~d 111 the '>l".t,on -cnchng Vnl\'o M~a-.tcr.., Cl.u h ,,.,,s tted wllh AIC\,ullkl rclk•• Peter O'M.1IIcy. fi~t·~ Ch.dlllt:l' J.umn S.uuh:lll\ .uul C:nalon BLmd h Cl.1rl.c j.., 11)' Ill!;! tu C<•l1n Montg1nllt' IIC (70) W~o:\(\\ood (70) 111 the r.u:c to 11\C tt.a l..l' .1nd Icc: hl' t~11.: lor llliHll'~' ·" inlll'l on the I IIIOJW.IIl PCA 'ln111 I, c \ 1998 Cadillac DeVille • Cadillac Luxury Equipped • V-8 Power • Leather Interior • AM/FM Cassette • Fully Powered • Aluminum Wheels • To1ally Loadedl By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer 28, 50 1 '] hrcc "li ve wnes" a,nd I JUmped mto the t:at lor the 45-mmuli: tnp tn Tennis QUEBEC (API - Fd'IIHcrdcd Ch.md.t Ruh111 m e l c.11n e 1\\11 mnll'h P<·ltlll"i .uu\,, "'enl's nfslugg,-..lt pl.ty lo udv;mce 10 the quartc1f111.Jls nl the Bell Ch.tllen~c tourn.unetu. he:tt tn g Mnshonn W.IShlllglon 4-6. 7-6 1'1-7J. 6-4 In nthc1 m n h:hl~ .... 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Anllrhodos "ThiS bnngs hie to h"tory." says : Franck Godd1u, who led " team ol ' 35 undcrwalcr c<pltll ers us th~y I Clcopal ra\ pal.~ee, a well-preserved : sh1p wrcck and a pa tr ol hts lonc ;· sphm xcs The tsl.wd w.~~ the stage for two of the most lmnous love ~tone' 111 ~ lu~l ory C l copatr~t loved hoth Mdrk Amony and Jul1us C.!!..!'•" t She took her IIW il l1l c 111 10 B C ' Enrthquakcs ,uuJ 11d,,l w.1 vc~ hu11cd 14,9 a thiS ISidnJ cUH.J 8 1998 Chevy Lumina • V-6 Power • Power WindoWs • Power Lodts • Cruise •1111• Funy Loaded! 15 II £.1111 frtll 1 1WBChWyMolb' • AWFM Casstllt • Power WindoWs 131950 • Pow01 Locks • Cruise • nr• Fully Loaded! 111 £,011 fl'lll VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.tompeden.com \ 1 he wcslcrn sky w,IS , IIJI h11 gh1 •md thai showed horr. Pm kmg lh e t:.tl at home. I CllJO)'C t.i l oo k1n g .1c1i1ss rhc pond. One h11 ght ' \"' twtnklcd, "NC\1!1 ~ I VC Up ." ' Ope n1ng the ~ • her pnl.tCC lllllll; tlldll I ,000 ycdr:- .1go "It was l ll lh i. ! l l.mtastll.: to he on ~ th e 1sl.1nd where Oll LI! Clcop.Hra : rc1gncd .J nd lt v~d ,'' Godd1o )..dys. : Among th ~ l l tH..Img~ ~ - A WL!II·plC'C I \Cd 'hl]lWIC!.:k island to Wllh;ll'U 30 em marg m of error Und cr...tandllll;! lhc layout nf the pulw..:c .md 11~ cxm.:t plw..:crnelll on lhc t ~ l. uul l:k:an.:d up tjlH!.,.IIIlll!\ on~. _. I hale our a ~;o mputcr j, l<ltally add1cocd on lnocrncr pornugraphy t.lc gel> ur at 4.lXI nr 5 IX) m lhc mornmg w l11g on He COS/\. '1137 -ll K~oy . ~rceway, Nu 142 llou"l•n lc•a' 771124 Jo,r a job over 11. Wth arrc,lcd lor \oycuriMn and sttll ha!'tn I 'luppcU Need l e:,~ to sa~. we h<a\C h:td 3 ~oocx · less rnarnagc Jur (.lUIIe ~omc tunc I recently Jomcd <1 ' upport gmup Send q'ucstions lo Ann l ..anders, <.:rcalors Syndicate, 5777 W, Cen- 1Ury lll vd,, Suire 71KJ, Los Angeles, Calir. 91HJ45 the "·"' - ~,:,u '' When Jultu ~ Co~c..,,u .....y:-. lu:-. feet were hurtung 111 th e p.do~ ~.:c ',\\here he 1<1ok rl.:!u ~t: ~ how L.J II y 11U hurn yo~r h:~.: t 111 the p.dm; ~,; ,. ( ,otl lilo say~ " I co ultl lltJl !IIHi c l'.. t.uul thl ... " But when the "i.a h.: lllh.: tH.•PIHI\}! Wll!\ l:OIIlhlllCd WI\IJ t:O IIIJll lh.; l ~ l d Jlll IC~ to r:c~o ll ,lflK I th c Jl •II.I Ll: hl l11und th.11 th ~; w.ty lhc ... un lui lilt: 1,\nnc !loot\ lhroul!h lhL wtndow wou ld !1.1vc tlld ~;~;d 111.u k: 11 'vuy c,...,y to hu111 ymn lcct " When Clcopo~t t .l du<ktl M.uc.; Anto ny w hll ~,: 11:--l nn!!, goc.., It ~: w.1~ on " hout 1n the pnl.tl:C. th ~.: dlld '>I HI Y "How LOu ld tlu :- h. tvc h~.: c n don~.: II om th e palm:~:'" ( ioddto wnn - Anothc1 ncwh,tge lcdnuqu c the - '] wo :-- phlnXc:-., : klllg Ptolem y XII • - A ~t.ttuc ol the : ho]d!ll~ • \.: IC:W g 1L.:.1t p tl~.:'"'t Jsp, oll.tiiHIJ11L Joll But h..: yo nd U IH.: uv~:llng tile 1.11c •tuttlw.:tli the ll!.un .1bu u~ . .1d tcduwl : ogy ol the llltUII.' to .l lhW CI • 4UC..,t Jons hum th e po~:-.1 ! n.tgg t ng Ustng sntcl lucs rn "'J1Ul'C and .uh .tilLed undet w.tll..'l gloh~tl pusJ u onln~ de\ u.;c"' th ~.:v !n.tppcll t ~l(.': I -.,_, Paid lor by PGP Elecllon Team, 3621 Ttxat Rd ., Pomeroy, OH Because part of the fun in life is in the ch~lleng£? ... U~Cd 111\'0ivctJ dtVCI"i :<.11\Cl.\lllll,! :--uh:-.t,Hlle OllttJ aJt!f.tds to nMkc mold~ ol C t i. ht n~s lor I nn ~ gu.1g:c expclts lu stmly.... thovc the :-.u1lncc ''The) WCIC lllliC.Jdahlc undCIWU· tcr hut we were nhk to tctuJ them ahovc water than ks to th1 s h::~,.; h · IIII.JU C Godtlto s,1ys 1l ! ,tiC~ ,1 ,, hnll"mt Sliver lull mnon glo wi!J h1gh 111 the sky Gulfs prcscm:e '" my wor ld ovctwhclmcU 1111! , 1 .. .. I w.llkcd .truunJ Ihe deck, 1t1 ""'k up H1s lovely t.:reatum one more tun c hclotc cntct 1ng the lwu~oc "Th,mk You, Lord , th.mk You 1" F.11her. th.mk You lor co lo11ng my l1lc w1th lillie dllld1cn good tunes ~md sad lHncs. wh1lc I UW.JI1 my fma l dcstlll.ltlon, he.1vcn Amen Scnpturc Rcvc lauon 2 1 l I K20,N IV ( LEGAL NOTICE I '' door, I lookcU to he Public lJtdJ! Jcs Collllll i S· 'io n of Oh1t1lm"' . . ct fm puhli~.; hca11 n~ Case No. ~K- 101 -EL­ hFC' lo rcv1cw lhe cn l cltl~llon p] ( )!un Powl'f Cump:lll y's 111• •pnscd 1111d -ycnr ntl1ustmcnt to th e cha ine lud ~..:o mp"oncnt I h1" l1ct1 t1ng 1s ... dll'tlulcd to lwgm ,11 the ('mmni.,.siun ulliccs n1 1():00 11.111 ., on Nt~n· mh<·r 2, 199K, I Ktl Eusl llruud Sin•<!, Columbus, Ohit1 43215. ..,Jtc w.. . . IIU; Iutllllg \l iiC : ' lamous tulc s : modciL·d .tltcJ Cleop.tt1.1\ l.tllte t the : Jcwchy .md wood d.umg hud to • hc1wccn Yll ll C .md 110 A D The Repu.lican Party Candidate For County Commissioner l1 o111 dcred 'You LUll ... cc tt' :o. on th e r ial · lo! 111 nc;.u' the sea ,. "The new d.ll:t tn.Jkc:-. ht ..,wry undeJ:--t:Jnlluhlc .' he ~uy' : \,;tl\1 l.ulllll£ t:Cta lllll n:m.un :-- ul l ood. ,PI comes Into our lives. Artifacts from Cleopatra's lost island unveiled : cleared 1t ce ntury ul silt from 8 ' di"..f n "~,,-.&~W~,. WJ!Ii~t'~RI uny glimpse of lhe beaur y of our heavenly home II we have accepled Chn!ll Jesus as our Sav1or. we may cnler through lhc heaurd'ul pearl gales God's own hghr will shmc on lhe go lden slrecls and lhc Jeweled walls will radiate co lors lhat arc beyo nd our imagmau on today. · . I cwed lhc super slah Travelmg wesl l il<>llccd gray-b lue douds on rh c nnrlh homon To me. the y represen ted the sadn ess that somctun cs th ctc . mcellhcll D.. d h.ill -w.ly to Colum "Now lhCdwelltng of God IS Wl \ll tl1c uty, of pule go ld 'l11e · hus 1 commented. · I \C· ulw ,,ys men hc'arc.l '.til good th1n gs ~.omc to an found.ltiOns ()f lh i.! clly w.tlls w~ 1 c end '" L,lutyn. 9. Bc1hany 7, and • dc ~nralcd wllh c ve~.y kond of preJrlnathan , 4 nodded i n .1g1ccmcnt t:ious stone The l11 st Jasper (dla' We sure had Jun. hut now we lpo kcd · mond). second s.lppllll'e (hlucl , (lhcn) cha lcedony ('ky hlue), cmc•a lill ie glum . . Alter Dad loaded all JhcH th•n gs aid (green! s.1rdo nyx (red .md • 1 nio h1s v,m and took ull on llOith ~ wht tc), carnclt.m (ltcty tcl1) . chryso. C-~<1 1-71. 1 w,11c hed thco 11 go out nl lll e (golden), beryl (sea green), · "Sill Wnh ,1 <~gh. I ''Idly rurncd lilp.v (ll.m ,rarcnt g•cen), ch• ysosoulhwc st · prase (purplcJ. Jac mlh (red ) and ' The Lord had ,, 11cal 111 >ltiiC lor umcl hy't (v iolet )" m,e The mdesce nl ' u'n shone r~d , The glon ous sun sc l, was only a 1211 , ••••• frill II Cha111 fl'llll 19e& Buick LeSabre Custom elhnwmg PJ Axelssnn nltll< Bnslon Brutns M.mson w~1s as..,es~d :t m.IJOr penalty fo1 clh«m mg nml a game 1111"· conduct after h1t111l g AxcJ..,snn 1111hc second pettod of tht! game on Wednesd.t) n1ght on the colo1s nf hcnvcn Revelation 2 1 rcvc,\ls some ol whnt we will sec 1 Rc..,pnn"ie ------Sports briefs----Bawl>all I 0\AI\GLLES rA P I - Ailer48 The colors of heaven ' The $18.0(X) study " be111g fund ed by ChemSource. a com pan y lhat researches s upp l~menr s .md orhcr Met<~hohl' orange a com lion of colors! I wondered whal He ca lled rhal magnoft ~e nt hue The bnllianl ce nter made me glan ce away - bul nol for long . A genrle curve m the lour-lane highway made lhe nammg ball look as ,, 11 could bounce ngh l down the road lo mecl me How spcetar.:ul~r' I loved tt and thank ed the Lord over and ove r agam for prov1Jmg such beauty to hfl my Splrlls To soon the road ~.:urvcd llg:a m and rhc red hall diSappcm ed beh1nd rhe le.dlcss rrees My n11nd mu sed •• undergo medtc.ll te :--~s ns they cng..tgc 111 wetglll u'mntng fnt I~ \\Cck"' products, omd I< > ....:,.,. £\ • Lealher lnlerlm • 3800 V-6 •Power Drlvtr's Seat • Tolallyloadedl JUnkie, plc:I'C ~an~o,~dcr ~CC in g Dear D.I.S.: Ynu ~teem w be on the nght tra~.;k. hul )'"ur hu~o,band necdo;, more help than he I~ ~Cttlng A.,k )our ~roup leader tn rccommend a c.;ompcknt p~.oydmln~"' For ., thno.,c mtcre\tC'LI 10 COSA . ...end a My hu,hand ~o,clf -addrc.,\Cd cn\clopc 1H. NSO- wh" were havmg pmhlcm-. wnh lhc1r 'ipOU')C\ and tx,yrncnd~o, because' of pornography un the lntcrnct I thought I wa" the unly ,-TY PICKENS .''""'""'' Aug. 25 and wenl 0-1 1111h ,, 7 1.~ ERA 111 lh e slai1S He hegan rho season with the Mmneso1,1 iwins. g'1\ 111g 4 - ~ with ,, 3 49 ERA Canadian newspaper says major league baseball plans to ban androstenedione had 11 at some poml m thc1r live:-. called COSA tCu. Jependenls of Sex Add1m 1 h 'ccms 1U ht! hclpmg. If you ha ve any mhcr sugg.,uons, plca<oe let me know. -- D l S m Mm· ncapol" VOTE FOR Indians' Cora, Jones.file for free agency; Joyner re-signs with Padres for $6.7M By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK lAP) - ,Joe) Co1u and Doug Jones of Ihe Clc1 cl.md lnd1art< are among lhe '<I'Cn l.ne\1 baseball fret ,,geQis. ra"ing Ihe tol.d to 116 Al<o fil1ng Thur,day we re Bo ~ton'~oo T1m Naehnng, Kan"as · City's R1 cky Bone<, Mmnesola's Ttrry Sre111hach o.. ~ l anu\ D,l\'e Magad:m and St Lou"' Bohhy Will II phy>~ clan al>oul pre...,nhmg chcm1cal help Here s anulhcr lcllcr ahttul rhe lnrcrner: Dear Ann Landen: I almn" fell oorof my recli ner when I rei.d lhe lctler~ in yuur cnlumn frum women THE RESIDENTS OF MEIGS COUNTY ARE ENTITLED TO A FUTURE FILLED WITH PROSPERITY% "Arc we llul} 100 pe•e<ni Hlllu 'l (of each orher) nghrnnw''" M~<· h,lcl th.ll ... In e~ghl hours ol'l.tlk s lh.u ended ei.lrly Thur..,d~y nmrntng rhc -.tdc" spoke aho1111he framework of a new poml m lhcor lives 11 ·~ undear Half had an an.,cry dl'nrdcr such'" wherher rhe Interne! problem ~h<•uld "><X:oal phoh•a.'' wluch " a perMslbe considered a downier or a symp- mg and unrea.w nablc fear of hemg tom of somcrhmg else, or wherher embarrassed on puhhc certam dosordero promole rhc excesThree suffered from bultmia or SIVe on-line usc, accordmg 10 Jl'Y- b1ngc eating, apd '"' had c<perichlalrisl Narhan Shaplfa of lhe Um - c nced some sort of caung d1-,ordcr versny of Cmcinnau College of Four had condllwn• •n vt> IVIng Mediconc. \.uncontrollahle huP..h nf anger nr Shap1ra and colleagues studocd hu y1ng >prcc., and half reponed 14 people who ~ad spcnr so much )UCh 1mpul!r.c-control cundtlton !\. 11me on lone lhat they were facong Eaght hat.l ahu...cd alcohol ur ~nmc problems such as broken rclallon- mher !tUb~ootancc at .,omc tnnc 1n thctr shifl', job loss and dropping our of lives .chool 'The slnkon"g lhmg, Shap1<a The partiCipant\ 'a1 d mcdicatum said. was the orher psyth1a1nc proh- for 'ome of lhc"' condliHm> helped lcms thai turned up in lhc sludy them gam umtml over Internet UM! "Nmc of lhe 14 had manoc dcprc>So. dear reader-,, 1f you ur so me ~ ""n a11hc umc of rhe lnterv•cw. and one dO!iC to yuu l :ot an lnl crncl • By MALCOLM RITTER Gorcborg. Sweden were rroduced on lhc day t!lc >tuh- cnntro l !~t the prnllferatwn "I the hi.' '.atd Y. t' rl.' n 1 ncwon' But .tn unul studiC\ AP Science Wril.r "It's not provtdmg an an!'twcr or,, !ttancc was IRJCclcd S1m:c the autor- prngcnnor cell-.. how the 1mmatu1c The rc\Carchcr' ,,J,o lound \.' ' 1- 'uggL'I th.tt 11111llolturc ~,;clio.; pmNEW YORK (AI'J - Ancntum cure at this po1n11n ume fnr any par- ~ •e s were done up Ill 7K I days allcr ,cf], prudu~,:cd th1' way mlgr.&lc to dcn~..:c q l ncu. c.;cll produl'tum m 11' - Juu:d here' tr,l\el 111 the ollactnry grown-ups. Your h1a1n 1s dotng more ticular disorder. butll's a very cx:clt- the lnJCCIIOn, some new m~uron ... ... uc ... where they malurc u1ln ncu 'uc lmrng lhe h1.un·, lluHJ -Jdlcd hulh and hi.'COIIlt: neur.,n~oo there. lhan a lor ol sc •cnll sls had rhougho '"g d1sc.;uvcry,.. sa'•d Dr • Ira Blw.:k were ahlc to persiSt that lun g. G.1gc runs.•md ~hal mllucncc!lt them '" ... p.u.:cs. c.tllcd \'Cntnde.., (;,,gr.: '·'"' For the lin~t tun c. re!<.Cilrt.:ht:rs head ol rhe departmenr bl. ncuro- 'a1d hc(ol}le p.I;IH;ul.at kmd!lt ol ncuwn' fhc newl) pwdut.:ed Lclt.... h~ve found rhar people crealc new sctcnce and cell b1nlogy al the Twu partcnts were m theu so· ~ ' bram ce lls dunng adulthrod Th.11 Rober! Wood Johnson Mcd1cal · two othcr!i m thetr 60 's, and one wa10 can rrad1c1s 1rad11111nal wrsdom and · Schoolm P1sca1away, N.J. 72 when rhe cells were produced sqggcs ts that someday, sctcnt 1sts He noted !hal adull raiS had been The bram makes neuron s dunng m1gh1 he able to get lhe bram 10 fix found more rhan 30 year. ago lo 1ts'C!arly de\clopmcnl , of course, and damage from diSea>c or mJury. make new ncurdns m thc1r brams, "whar we're saymg os the sa~pe pro· R1ght now, lhe newly formed bur lhar convcn uonal w1sdom has grams rhat arc prescnl dunng devel neurons arc 1n the wrong place lo satd adull hu mans cou ldn' t do 11 opme nt arc pcrs1stmg throughout overcome damage from such prob· For rhe · new srudy. rhc lofc." Gage sa1d "So 11's nor l1kc lcms as alcoholism, Parktnson·s or researchers cxam med aulopsy spc~.: l ­ somethn1g new 1s happcnmg llungs • 1 will work wrth all Township, County and State offtcials alike to ensure that our county Alzhcuncr 's di!ltcasc, strok e or mens I rom people who'd heen giVen we rhoughr were endmg arc nm endmoves forward and progresses. InJUry a drug call ed BfdU because of can- mg. lhey'rc JUsl conlmuong al a • ( will prioritize issues and have a county plan that sets reahst1c, obtainable goals . The b1~ qucs11on " whcl her sC I- cer '" rhcor mourhs or rhroats. BrdU slower rare." enliSts can hnd a way to make new IS raken up by d1V1dmg eclls, so docThe neuron s were generated hy * 1 will not let our county be thought of an an underdog, but 1nstead will showcase our' neurons appear 1n lhc 11ght places lors had admomslcrcd u oo sec how plim111vc "progennor" cells Anistrengths and talents. , The new neurons were fou nd m rapidly• .lhc paloenls' tumors were mal s1ud1cs have found progenuor • 1w111 be Your Full Time Commissioner, 40 Hours Pius rhe hippocamp us, a deep-bram grow1ng cell s w1dcly 1n rhc bra~n and sp •nal slruclure omporranr for learnmg and But rhc drug also spreads lhrough cord, bullhcy 'vc been shown In promemory It's nol clear whatlhcy do , rhc body, mcludmg rhc bram. The duce neurons onl y 10 lhc hippocamIF YOU CARE ABOUT MEIGS COUNTY, THEN VOTE FOR THE or eve n If rhey ' re Juncllonal researchers reasoned rhar 1f ce lls of pus and lhe ollaclory bulh, Gage CANDIDATE THAT CARES ABOUT YOU! The diScovery IS rcporlcd 111 lhe lhe bram were dmdmg 10 spawn saod The researchers wcren 'I able to November 1ssuc of rh e journal new cells. rhey would rake up BrdU. gel usable olfactory hulh samples ' ~--~~ • Nalure Mcdo\:mc by Fred Gage of and lhe subsrancc could be delccled from lhc paucnls the Salk lnsmur e for B10log•cal larcr •n rhe rl~wly produced cells. H ~r ncssi ng these cell s for mcd Srudoe s in La Jolla, Calof, and Percr In h1ppocampus samples from all •ca l trealmcnl 1s a lung: tcnn goal, Eroksson and coll eagues ar the live pauenls, lhcy found neurons Gage sa1d. Sc icn usrs would first -!i~h l grenska Unive rsity Hosp1tal 111 conl alllmg BrdU , mdocalmg lhe ce lls have 10 solve such nddlcs as whul The NBA lockout 1s hav1ng an effect on everyone. onclud1ng the players. Here·~ a look at 1he h•ghes1pa'id players th1s season and what lhe labor troubles are costing 1hem have spare time on their hands. They do nol go looking for Slluallons 1ha1 mvolve a good bn of risk. The "risk takers" should accep1 responsibihly for rhetr behavior ins1ead of blammg lhe lnremel -- Surftrs m Baskong R1dgc. N.J Dear Surfers: I agree wholche•rttdly Whar follows os from rhe article - People who seem addocltd 10 the lnrcrnel ofren show a bumper crop of psych1atnc 1 d1sorders such as mamc depressoon Trraung rhosc condiuons mighl help lhem rem 111 lheor urge 10 be on hne, a sludy suggcsrs. On average. Internet add1c1s on Ihe study reported havong ljvediflercnt psychiatric d1sorders at :-.omc Brain makes new cells, raises hopes for repair after disease or injury rather ''~mlicanl prohkm ~oo tlll'm ~c l \ e,:· the muon le.tder~ ....mJ "I don' I thmk NRC and TNT 11'111 ,1,111d by and let there not he .l 'ca•mn .. Page7 Friday, October 30, 1998 Is.Internet compulsion .a disorder or sympton of something else? k 1 The Daily Sentinel I hll ,ldd Jtionul Jllh)JillUIIOII re~,utltng !hi s lll .I IICI, VICW the ('CIIIIIJIISSillll's Wt:h pugc ill hl.tv:Uwww.puc.stntc.ob.us This Is Golf Worth the Drive. {II cunt,ll;tlht.: <.:onuni8slo n's llolline nl 1·800-686-1570 or '"C'nluml"" ar41iti,HIHU PmlJ c lptu\1~ tn lhi.! ptOL'ecdmg UHlY IC~\UCSl ,\ Slgll \an~U·I~C tnlcrpl ~.: tc t hy L:t llmg the PUCO C'n nsumc1 Sc1 vt~.·cs Dcp:mmcntnlnny of 1bc numllcrs ithovc u1 Jcnst 4K houn- he Ime Ihe hum mg SEVEN SITES IN ALABAMA WWW . RTJGOLF .CO M �-. Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel . I was an Appaloosa, in search of Halloween loot Beat of the Bend .... By CRAIG WILSON USA TODAY Growong up in the country has ots ad'antages Trock-or-trcaung os not one of them. By Bob Hoeflich l remember how cnv10us I wao, of Seems ompossoble that we arc wrappong up October already. It's been a fun month what wllh all o( the Halloween decorallons and acltvtllcs hllhcr and yo" People arc really gel- call. Wolloarn ' 9-l'l-1050 bnd Icy. 949-8003. or Lauderonolt. 949-2951 · chore of plannong and provod- ling mlo that , 11 ~ccms: No'fmber. of course. woll offer a few gems oncludong Thanksgovong and God knows mo.sl of us have a great deal 10 be thankful lor Thanksgovong osn 't unlll Nov 26. so that gove' you less lht~n a month 10 get your Chrosomas holiday act P1ckcns have agam taken on the tng a free Thank'lig tvm g dtnncr for Mcogs County re"dcnts who arc alone or 111 , Edna !honks oh"" the coghoh year for the donner whoLh IS served at the headquarters of the S)racusc Fore Department Help as needed Phy~H.: al I::J.hor as well .as monc1ary and other chun:h aud1tonum ~ny way plc.osc let Edna. 9492338. <>r M.ory. 992-71 KI know Women of event the kods on to\!ln. the ones who had hundreds of houses 10 go to I had omagcs of them runnong from porch to loghtcd porch. bags so filled w11h candy'thcy had to be dmggcd along. I grew up on a farm. but our place was on the edge of a haonlel of I0 houses, populauon 52 The place was so small we could- Edna Hunnell and M.ory together Members of the Sacred Hearo Church on Pomeroy aoc wrappong up plans for the annual h,owur to be held on the the church woll be prcparmg and scrvmg ham and creamed baked chocken donncrs featurong homcm.Jdc noodle s begtn· nong at 4 30 p m on Thursday. Nov 12 lnudcntally. dessert: of you have room for ol after your bog donner. os an addoloonal cost thos year Games, a cake booth. fancy work and other booths woll also be a part of the evcnmg-long bazaar Door pnzes woll be awarded every one-half hour durong the .. donallon ; uppoo't arc needed to aga1n t.1rry out the .unhH1ous proJCCI II you arc w&lhng \t) help 1n a~ soon a:-. po~~1hlc ~n a~ 1o1.1kc olf ~orne of the pre ss ure The dmncr w&ll he sen cJ on Thanksgl\ong Day No\ 26 No rcscrvauons arc rcqutrcd All that those ncedong donne" have to do 1s JUSt shov. up And. by the way. there woll he dchvcry to shut H1ns so anyone on that category should lot Edna oo Maoy know I feel sure thai you dod gel your clocks turned back as we ret umcd to standard t1mc over Those posters whoch were a the week~nd But dod you part of the Buddy Farra telev1- check the hatlet)es on your soon show last week are the smoke and carbon monoxode work of Pomeroy's Lee Jacobs detectors? What• woth cold I wlsh I had known that they weather se lling on and the stress were goong to be on the aor we put on the electncal systems sooner so you covld have been of our homes dunng the holtlookong for them, but I dodn't day season d1sastrou s fires can know- on ltme Lee's . wofe, result Ramona, tells me that Lee's posters have been shown on Evelyn Fock Young who ha s several natiOnal teleVI SIOn been hvong on Sodney for a shows over the past years numbcfof )e,ors has completed her move back to M~ogs CounMembers of the Mount ty She had planned lo 5e back Monah. Church of God near by Nov I but was ahead of Racone are preparong grave sc hedule by several days blankets as a money makmg She's probably now facong the acuvoty to help w11h a church chore of unloadong all of those project boxes packed lor the move The group JS on need of arlO· foetal Chrostmas trees whoch Hope you had a good tnck you no longer need The graYe or treat oti'gho However. aren't blankets range on cost from $25 you JUSt a btl too old and too 10 $40 If you have artoficoal hog lo be doong that woth all greenery to contnbute or wtsh• those IIIII<; ktds'' Oh well. to to order grave blankets you can each hts own Do keep smohng --,---Community Calendar·--FRIDAY HARTFORD. W Va The Singong Echoes of Cleveland, Tenn wtll present a gospl!! conce11 Fnday, 7 p m at Father's House Chuo ch. Hartford. WVa The puhloc os on voted PORTLAND - Lebanon Tow n- shtpJrustccs regular mcclmg 7 r m POMEROY - Froday , Fun Food and Fcllow,h op :11 God s Ncogh· oorhood Escape for Teens Maon Street Pomeroy 6-10 30 p m Duoo ng the eventng. Juloe Wandlong, prevcnloon specoalost from Heal th Recovery Scrvoces. DARE office r Mony Wood and Katho VanMeter health educator from the Meogs County Proscculong Allorney \ Oflice woll present mlormauon on Red Rohbon Week on sub JCCls rc latmg lO drug ahusc and the bcnellls of a Jrug-lrce lol es tyk Snacks, games available Musoc SATURDAY •POMEROY - The Goodwons, a gospel group from Charleston, W Va , woll perlorm at Saturday, 6 p m at Ho llso dc Bapllsl Chu rch. follnwcd hy the outdoor Ur.1m.1, • Ell· Jah," hy the Power tn the Blood Mm tstry No ~.;hargc ' SUNDAY MASON , WVA - Speco.ol scr v1ccs ut Agape Ltlc Center 1n MaSon. W Va. Sunday mornmg, I0 30 am Rev. CW Clayton "1111 he the spccoal speaker from Dtllshoro, Ind , lO mm~ tstcr m preparation for a tnp to Korea. where he woll lc,od a pastoral I,;IJOicrcnt.:c wnh 400 olhcr ra~lOrs A spccml huhy dcdoc.JI111n woll abo he hcltl Pastor~ John aml P.tlly Wt~tlc mv1tc the: puhln; MIDDIJ:I'ORT - Voctmy ll.tp· t1~1 Chun.:h, MuJdlcrun w rll oh"~o: J v..: n~ 2 ht unntvch.try Sund.ty wtth "PC· t.: l.al guc-.t -.pct~kcr Dr Brm..: c I> C 11 111 rnn1" 1\ lcllnw .. lup drnn cr wrll lol ltrw Friday, October 30, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio But whatever we goo was never enough lo even cover the bottom of the bag We could have held all the Halloween .:andy we gathered in a small lunch bag. but havong tbe opumosm of youth. year after year. we lugged shoppmg l;>ags II dodn 'o help matters any that two houses never gave 0111 anylhong, theor porch loghts as dark as the owners' , ~ s prrn The whole _lrock-or·treao JOUrney could be done on less than 20 mon· uocs Then we :d return home, all dressed up wolh no place left to go " t even bC called a trossroads In the meanllme, the older kods. because the two roads we had dodn'o whoch mcludcd my brother and hos ~.:WMi ll1cy only made aT gang of rabble-rousers. were out On Halloween. the pt)'kongs were beong crcall'<c - soapong wmdows :-t hm Auntie Bcm1~.:e. over on the and toolet-papcrong trees They were other road. gave out popcorn balls, 12 Far too cool to trick-or-treat whoch to an 8-ycar-old on the country One year, theor Halloween ~ec mcd qurlc cxollc They were m •hcnanogans goo the 'better of them plasuc wrap, ued up -.11h orange rob- whcnohey overturned Laverne Hall's hun The rest of the Jot wercn 1 so outhouse and 111 thc1r pamc to escape uc.Hrvc. uflcrmg norhrng more orrg:l· lound themselves fallong onto the nal than M&Ms One neoghhor gave hole My boggcst regret on lofe os I out dunes One dune per k1d · Yes, she wa.'n 1 there to w11ncss ll To make was odd mailers hcller. they had to be hosed farmlands of upstate Ne"' york Once we finoshed the· 10 house s, go to them , get more candy and keep movong. Maybe ~we'd walk all tbe way onto town , eoghl moles away . The fact that we both were tern· lied was never discussed II dodn't need oo be. I remember cars barrelinj dnwn the hoghway toward us We must have been a Soghl A holill clutchong an Appaloosa clutchong h1s own lao I But no one stopped No one even·slowed down When we approached. one of the houses we'd never been to before, we saw the porch hght was on Our • hearts raced Then , all of a sudden, out of the sky. maybe a tree, fell two · bodoes They could have been ghostS What followed was pamc, chaos and mayhem [ wet my Appaloosa horse costume roghl (here on the spot And Pauy Moiler'' She screamed a scream so long and so loud that I could heloevc 11 was stoll goong on. except lor the facti saw her last year and she appears to have finally pulled herself we made our move There were a together couple of houses half a mole down the road Untapped lerrllory We would My brother. however laughong down before obey coold enter tbe house My pal Pally Moller often accompanoed me on my Halloween rounds. Sbe h>ed up the road and voewed our lrtck-or-oreat soouallon as I dod. Pathcloc So one year. we decided we would branch out We would not be conlined by the borders of our dreary hi lie hfe. We would walk down roads no! taken I was lin Appaloosa horse that year Brown and whole My co'oumc's mask was so long that whenever I moved my head quockly. I bumped onto thongs. lokc Pally Moiler The taol was so ,long, It needed to be held Pauy was a hobo. so when I was" 'I bumpong her wolh my horse head she wai hilling_ me wuh the hobo stock that rested on her shoulder We were a vaudev1lle act , trapped rn the l11uHI' ol the Mc•g~(ounty l)r,tlld Puhlt l l .rhr .1r y w1llrm.:c t Mond.ty 7 p 111 .rt tho.; MrJ - su ll British poet Ted Hughes, husband of Sylvia Plath, dies at 68 LONDON (APJ- Bmosh poco ~.:ult s1x.-year man rage to the tor- laureate Ted Hughc~ whose swrmy man rage 10 the angu1shcd lured Plath brought hom sympathy and won h1m rave rev 1cws Amcrocan poet Sylvoa Plath dogged hiS rcpuoauon alter her suocod e. has docd He was 68 Hu ghes docd Wednesday at hos home on Devon after an 18-mo noh bailie -.llh ca ncer, wlmh hc'had kept secret, saod Mallhcw Evans. chaorman of Hughes' puhloshong company, Faber and Faber "Not on ly was he one of the grc,,lest.oncto;; nf Ihe 20th t:en turv. but he was the most extraordonary man," Evans saod "The loss to hos famoly os oneslomablc " ' A, co I leclion of searongly ontense poems publoshed by Hughes oho s year, called "B mhday Let• lcrs " shed new loghl on Ius dolfo- The reclus1ve Hughe s c hose not MACKENZEE REDMAN , TURNS FOUR ~-- Mackenzee dleporl Lohrury ' Rae Redman, daughter of Ray and Mandy Redman of Mason, CARPENTER Columhoa recently calebrated her fourth Townshrp Board of Trustees mccltng birthday with a "Little Mermaid" Monday. 7 10 p m at the lite st,lloon party. , Those attending, in addition LETART FALLS - Lctaot Town - to her parents, were baby broth: ship Boa1d ofTJustccs 'mcctrng Mon- er Nathan; Ray and Joyce Red· day 6 p on at the olftcc huoldlllg man; Lori Hatfield; Jarnoe Bal· ley; Eulah Redman; Dorothy RACINE - Rcgul ,, oncctong ol Long; Brenda and Claudette Racone Chapter 1'4 Ooder of the Haggy; Alice Russell; Russell Easte rn · Star Monday. 7 30 p on and Bernie 'Roush; Roberta and Folly- and 25 year mcmbcosl11p pons Shannon Lewis; Sharon, Jared, Jessica, Jan· na, and Josh to be presented Refreshments Hupp; Doug, Joey and 'l'lmmy POMEROY - The M~tgs Coun· Sands; Misty, Trenton and Tyler oy Agrocultural Sococty wol l hold li s Brewer; Joyce Brewer; Aaron <mnual clct.:tJOn for mcmhcrs ol the and Amy Grate; Zack Warth; Todd, Joyce and Morgan hoard of dorectors Monday, 5-9 p m Groves; Tim, Kristl and Jarret at the Grange Hall on the Rock Durst; Donna Arnold, Jonetta Spoongs Faorgrounds Davis, Tammy and Brandon Bachner; Amy and Alyssa Cre· TUESDAY means; and Mayo and April POMEROY - JEWEL (Je sus Lloyd. · Enhancing Wrs.c E~lucatro9.d l.c.rrn Those sending gifts were Ron mg) wtll meet Nov 3 7 r m at the and Nancy Russell; Lew and hmne of Bn.rn <~ml Knn Hupp Gay VIcky Nazarewycz; Jean and Snyder woll he presenting her CHEO Clarence Davis; Kevin, Ann, Scmmar " Home Sdmollng & The Ryan and Mlkayla VanMatre; Kllchcn Whao 11 " whoch provodcs Christy Brewer; Andrew VanMa· rra(.;IH.:al l nf ormall<lll .1h11UI home tre,. Pauline Cunningham; Don and Carol Diddle; and Roberta ~~.: hw1hng nrgttnri'dlt on For more · onlormauon c,\11 the Hupps .rl ~92 - Ridenour. 7779 to del end hom sc lf after Plath's suocode on Feb II , 19ii3, months alter he had lclt her for another woman She gassed herself oh the kllchen, lcavong molk and cookoes lor .the couple's two choldren on the ncxl room Some Plath fans had called Hu ghes a murderer, and h1 s name was repeatedly hacked off her gravestone on Yorkshore. northern England Evans noted that there was "a great deal of underslandon~" after Hughes put forth hiS ~ tory for the forst lime - and revealed the obvoous depth of hiS love for Plath - on the 88 poems that make up "Borthday Leo~ers," chronocltng the couple's mee lin). marnage and separalion. The poems surprosed many woth theor stanhng onlimacy and the depth of the love they revealed or the forst lome the couple made love, Hughes wrote "You were slom and lolhe and smooth as a fiSh You were a new"world My new world • So th1s is Amenca, I marveled Beauloful, beauloful Ameroca" Hughes, who has been poet laureate sonce 1984, refused to be mtcrvrcwcd about the poems, whoch span 25 years begonnong on the late 1960s In a lc11cr rcaa by hos eduor. Chnslophcr Reod , he called the book "a gathcrmg ol lhc or..:t:asiQnS- wntten wuh no plan over ry untrl a couple of years ago,,. she saod " I even ~eJected the about 25 years - on "'hoch I Ined chance to study my father's work to open a d1ret't, pnvalc , 1nner for school exams It was too close contact wllh my first wofc. noi to home " thonkong to make a poem , thonkon g Hughes was the son of a carmaonly to evoke her presence 10 penter, born Aug 17 , 1930, in th~ myself and to feel her thcoc losl cn- hleak moll town of Mytholmroy~ ong" on Yorkshorc, northern England. • Hughes and Plath marned 1n He began wrotong ' poems on 1956 after meetong at Cambrodgc grammar school After studyong at They went to the Unoted States on' England's Cambndge Umversooy, 1957, where she taught at Smoth he took a number of part-lime JObs College and he taught at the Uno- lo support hos wrllong verslly of Mas'sac husells They Hughes , who remarroed on· returned to England on 1959. con· 1970, publiShed more than 35 oinued to wrne and pubhsh poetry, poems and collections of verse, and had two choldren. three works of prose, two opera Plath had had a hiStory of men - lobretll and fbur ·stage plays Ial problems and had forst allcmptHe was a successful choldren's ed sutctde three years before wroler ~s well, publoshong fove meetong Hughes poe119 works for young people and Poet Andrew Motion, wroting in · seven stones oncludong the popuThe Tomes of London, saod read· lar " The Iron Man"- publis)led ong "Birthday Leiters" was "loke on I 968 on the Uno ted States as beong hoi by a thunderbolt " "The Iron Goanl ' "Anyone who thought Hugh In January, he won the Whtl· es's retocence was proof of hiS bread Book of the Year award for hard heart will immedoately see "Tales of Ovod," hts reworkong of how stony they have been them- Ovod's " Mctamorphoso s," whoch selves," Molton wrote. " h closes the Judge s descnbed as a work of on a heart of dark.ness, a black hole "greatness and sublimity." of groef and regret. We stare onto it Hughes' last appearance on feelong changed and ennched " publoc was 13 days ago, when he The book was dedocated to the accepted the Order of Mefll, a rare couple's chtldren, Nocholas and honor, from Queen Elizabeth II at Frieda Buckongham Palace At the lime of ols publocaloon, The queen was "very saddened Froeda , a 34-year-old aruso. saod on and woll be in touch wolh hos fam· a newspaper 1ntcrv1ew that she oly She was grateful for the had loved under the burden of her opportunlly to recognoze hos work mother's sutc ode and achrevements before he "l never read my parents' poet· doed." a pal ace statement saod Military News Notes lng sc :lt o.octocs molotary couoocsy, omltt~oy JUSIIce. physocallllness , torsi aod and A11ny hostory and oradollons · He IS the son of Tomothy J ' rhon"" of Moddlcport and Debra J Jcnktns. Pomeroy .. By NANCI HELLMICH , USA TODAY Fohc acod has become the darlong of nutrtuon re searchers lo three non -ongmal Dnfters !POups aro und the country Tre,odwell sought the Dnftcrs' trademark The oesult Treadwell lost But Marshak dodn'o totally won cotloco he lost hos trademark It wa' ruled that the trademark 10 the Dnltcr~ name that he had acquorcd lroon ongm:.1l Dnltcr Charl1e Thomas was mvalld, so It was revoked Marshak was judged 10 Huwcv~1 have com- mon Jaw n g:hts to the Dnltcrs lav.. pu11ong out a group under a ·· Driflcrs" group"i around the L:OUntry for about 30 year' ,o he can con· trJdem:..trk name lhat ha-. ah'c,lutcly no relation Lo th..: !!roup that m<.~dc the nam~ fanum~ ' he f.:untmuc~ lonuc lo do that So 11 doesn 't ma11cr whether Mar- "lhos "dccCI\ong the publoc." Kathcnnc Andcr.on Schaffner, 'hak has ahy orogonal Dnflcrs. He> >!reel legal an ongrnal Mar~c fCtte, halt ~omc IIJ'!. Marshak dtd not respond to for fans who want to knnw JU~l who repeated phone calls and a faxed let- they ' re -.ccmg " II they' re nm rn ter rcquestong an ontcrvocw oheor late 4(1>-early 50\. then they 're As for that non -orogonal Mar- not lhc rc.1l Marvelettc., ' vclcncs group that so onfuroatcd Schall ncr, who 's' " her early 50s. Larry Colton on Valle~ Forge, of> 1~ happily rctorcd from show husoalso a Larry Marshak group ncss, hut she support' fellow MarMarshak acquorcd nghts to the velcllc Horton on her,oruggle lor the name "'Marvelcttes" from Motown , nghtlo holl hc"cll as,, Marvcleu c so he can legally call his group the "The poono of 11 " · they even have Marvclelles. even though the our old stage d1alogue down alnm-.t women m the new group never were exactly," Schall ncr says They say sogncd 10 Motown Record s and 1h1ngs hke . ' Here \ the ..,ong that we ' never sang un any Marvcfettes rc~:ords made ramous baC"k 10 · We ll , they dodn't make that '' It's legal!<> buy a trademark from Mmg lamou ~-1hc Marvclcuc~ drJ' a down -and -oul pcrfonncr, :t,man.lg· ,But bec.tu~e of the fact thut you' re cr or, on the case ol the Marvclcucs. runnrn g Into different gcncr.tti(Jn"' a gro up 's record comp.my lhcy ,Jrcn I l.ulll\r.lr with u-. fhc) But os 11 rogho 'l And os 11 actually don't know mtslcadrng: when group~ with no In an enter \ II.!\\. l.t"'t Dc~.:l:mhcr ongrnal mcmhcrs ctrc .u.tvcnt-.cd n" wrlh ABC" Chrr -. Walldl: l.! nn lhe rC'al thong 1 ' PrrrncTrme Lt \\.:, M .ar -. h.l ~ · h J<i hkc putltng ~r.1pe 1uu.:c nut UdL:nLicd Jn.., licld1ng ,,.., man) ·" m wmc hoUies and calling 11 wtnc,· ,. three \ l't sron-. o l the M.1n·c leltl'\ say' Fred Wolhclm . laW)Cr lor Pl .\l tcr~ . Duller-. and CoaM('r', on c!IIV g i VC il 01 gJU ' rhc (oa-.tCT., oiiC Alllsls and Other~ Ag:,lln-.t lmpu-. wr s ,, group oh ,ll helped do.tlt the no longe r a . , how when~ the llllfl\'ld u.\b m;~ttc1 he told Wall.u.:l.! Ilrl! .new 11 adem ark hoi I · It's m1susc of the tl .ldf:mark only lhtn g th.tt lll.llt cr ~ .rhout the } est. evodencc that foloc atod reduces the nsk of neural tube dclccts m unhmn babtes. mcludong spona holoda leone drop~ woth varyong .nnount> ol fnlrc ,tc ld mtake ondovoduab " that they arc oop-quallly perfonner> " 'I he goal of the proposed bnl. say> Kucrnoch , " lo change federal wpyroght law so that performers have some protecloon and arc able to keep thclf names from beong. on effec t franch"cd "We want 10 prevent those who tsrcn 'l memhcr~ or ong1nalmcmbcrs from rcgl>tcrong (group) names a> trademark' " he '"Ys "The pepple who advertise oughl to be hunc!lt woth those who buy the 11ckcos I ~ hould at least know who I' m gmng to <ec Maybe I'd want 10 go any way " There arc thu!JC who w1ll ~ay rl'!r! JUst entcrtatnment and people don't r<ally care If they don 't care. fine Why nooodcnufy the group as co pocs Ihen'" • rhc propn-.cd amendment. which os co-,pon,orcd by Rep Joseph K.nncdy 1D- M ,._~ J and Rep Ch.ub Nur-.ooJ (R-Ga ), ha> hrp:.trusan ~ urpon ~In Congres!'l. As Kur..:tnach cKplams mo~L members ()f rhr House arc hdhy boomers Thts 1:-. the mu stc thai most ot u~ g11.: ~ up un he s.1y~ 'II \ part \JI .,OIIlL' ol the mo..,t powcrlul Cll.pcrr c n cl!.., 1n our ltvc :-t So there 's a great deal ot ~y mpo~th) tor thc~c art1st!r! on the Holl · Scocnllsls thcoro;e th at ol homo- CJ~ Leme rs lowered. 1t w1ll dccrc.lo;c sloe s asscs>~ ng thcor role on prevent · plcmcnos." says Shorlcy Beresford. a rng mcmwy Unr vcrst tj lo~s ,md dcdmc rncug - B votamon, Health arc fundong research, onclud- col umn) and the absence of part no the oncodence ol he.trl allack> and tho cc found tn abundance 1n orange JUICe, rng chmcal studtes to mvestrgatc the all of the hra1n and skull s11nkc Rrg:ht nnw trr..r l • ~ ~.:ru~.: I J I bciLlrc CVL!ryo nc The una ss urnong sponach and other leafy green veg- nutroent's possoblc role on the pre· Foloe acod ts crucoal on fetal clables, chockcn lover and beans has venloon of cardoovascular dose.JSc development on the forst weeks ol Jong been overshadowed by sexoer and colon cancer pregnancy. a umc when most nulroenl s - The March of Domes JUst women don't know they ' re expectIt has had 10 compete with vlla· kockcd off a three-year. $10 onolloon ong So the March of Domes recom rnon E. whoc!J.os supposed' io project pubhC' health educatoon campaogn mends that women of chtldbearong agaonst heart dtscase, volamon C, for fohc acod on hopes of redueong age consume, the recommended purportedtowardoffcolds.caic/um the oncodence of neural tube defects amounl'of folic acod hy eating a to buold strong bones; and countless on the Unued Stales by at least 30 healthy, balanced doc! !hal oncludes other nutroents thai lone the shelves percent by the year 2001 foods roch on foloc acod and takong a of the well-stocked med1cine caboner ' - Thos year. the Food and Drug multovotamon w!lh 400 mtcrograms lhcsc days Admonoslraloon began to requore of foloc ac1d daoly That \S th e rcc· Only women of choldbcarong age, fohc actd forufocallon of enroched ommended daily tnlake for adults, mondful of doctors' advtce to take foods such as breads , llours , pastas and ll's what's on many multtvllafolic acod to prevent btrth defects m and nee And breakfast cereal mak- mons Currently, on~ s l Amcrocans lheor unborn choldrcn, have goven ol crs can add folic acod to products don't get enough folic acod on thctr any respect. "Folate os probably the volamm doe!, nulnloonosls say Unit I now of the 21st century because we sus- · The connectoon between loloc New research os startmg to turn pectthatol may be omponant on dos - _ acid and reduced rosk of ca ncer and doctors ' heads. Foloc acod, also com· ease prevention . and tn the next cardoovascular dosease os less clear. • monly referred to as folate, recently dec ~de sludoes will determone if Researchers at 'rufos University arc has been assocoated wolh a reduced that's the case," say~ Jacob Sclhub, doo;>g a study 111 whoch they arc gtvnsk of cardtovascular d1sease A ~e mor sc1enust and professor at the mg foli c ac1d to people who alrcudy study out earloel thos Olonth linked Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutroloon have developed polyps 10 sec doeos hogh on foloc acod wuh a Research Center on Agong at Tufts whether the votamon reduces theor reduced risk of colon cancer, and Unoverslly m Boston He has spent rosk of dcvelopong co lon cancer research reported JUSt last week suggests there may be some connection beLween fol1c ac1d and B 12 mta.kc rn the preventtori of Alzheimer's drs- more lhan 30 yean; studying fol1 c ac1d "The ev1dence 1s prclty sttong that rt 's very likely bcncfkw l, and there's no hmt of harm .'' says Me or Stampfcr pro fessor of cptdcnuology The card1ovasculat-dlscase lmk 1s bcmg mvesugated 1n several large stud res Fql•c acid lowers homot:ystcmc, to delcrmme huw 111Ul:h homncys- VOLTA ' catalogue os a wondcolul lie resource Men's trcs arc hot , thanks 10 as1de, tres arc a maJor Item tor AMBER MARKIN DAUGHTER BORN • Jeremy L. and Samantha L. Markin of Kygel arc announc· lng the bnth of a daughter, Amber Lynn, born July 29, at Pleasant Valley Ho1pltal, Point Pleasant, W. Va . The infant weighed five pounds, 13 ounces, and measured 19 inches. long. She was welcomed by a sis· ter, Kelsey Mae Canter, age 7. Maternal grandparents are Betty Clark of ' Malden, N.C. (torrroerly of Jackson) and Hoyt and Sonja Clark ol Malvern, Alabama . Paternal grandparents are Rhonda and Wayhe Davidson of Riverton, Wyoming an~ George Markin of Hamden . Maternal great·grandpar· ents are the late Luna and Walter Rifle and the late Julia Plunket Paternal great-grand· parents ,are Irma D. Bales of Kyger and the late Mayo R. Bales, Kathryn Stone ol Jack· son and Stanley and Mary Markin of McArthur. ' most men. , Fall's freshest lies arc fat and make a chunky knot at the neck As wolh most thongs on fas hoon rogho now, texture and luxury fabro c IS truly tmponant Solk. as always, os the top chotec Pronlcd toes arc slill [asht onable woth the late~! versoons hav ong a com puter:graphoc s feel A daP.pcr look os lone -o n-tone, a shommenng so hd uc paored With a crosp shirt of a somolar hue Stark toe/short combos are big • too, especoally with daring gents Try a solver toe wolh a black shin. Or. accent a French blue short With an eggplant-colored toe Here arc some ol the orend\e st nc optrons an a range of pnces ~ To the nones: Designer 11cs arr.~ like shOes, you can never have too marly For tall Gucc1 docs G-pront lies on red and olovc lwoll lor $105 They also alter a mnrc dclrC ,\tC Q·111SI£: 111 CI rattCrncc.J u c done rn red .tnd 11.1v y 1t ~l: ll s lor $If') Both ,uc av .ulnhl c .rt Ncrm.rn M.u~us store~ .md rn tht: Chnslln.ls ~.:ut.lln guc • Nt:rmcul Mar~us ulso stocks t1 ~.:s hy Vc1 s.1~.:c. Zcgnn and Broont lhe l.ohcl whu clothed the \!v~..: r - tl.,pp!..!r Ptcll'C B10snan in the 1.\..,l J,mH.::... Bond llu.: k Mosl hovc1 he t ween~ Ill! I .ond $ 1'\II - l'hc h.u g.un ltnds Thetr t1cs. arc hand - sewn and soy losh part to Monoca Lewtnsky U:nd Presodenl Clinton 's gold Ermencgoldo ,Zegna 11 c But pulltng lawdr.y fashton scandal s Pang-~ holll tiC~ typ1c.11f y h1t.1~t clhouL 12 lo oJ~ h.1vc ~ Lcp .1t tlw Ill undcrgll .m .rddtt1on.1l .th,urptron , t,Jgc, wlrrcll m.l kl.!s them lc:-.~ htt~-orv.ul .lhlc than the loii L elL It! lmllld Ill d!ct.~IY ~ur a\.alluhle rn surplemcnts (than rn loods). whoch means ol's caster ah~orb She tl11nks 11 s dofficult to get enough foloc acod on lood unless you rouuncly cal l,or~c amounts of fol.llc·roch products Other expertS argue that 11 " possoblc to meet the rec()lnmcnd.!loon w11h fOQd. 1 he boggcst worry experts have about people oakong supplements IS that consumers woll develop a false sense of sccumy ahou o thcor docos .ond neglect the or fruols and vcgetahies " II yo u want to take supple· mcnos, be my guest." says Sclhub. the Tufts , Unovcrsoly volamon sc ocnto sl " But ol Y\lU take a poll , all you gel IS what's on the poll If you cal lru11s and vegctabl~s. you get many other thongs 111.11 arc much more beneloLoal " Sclhuh doesn't take 11 mul11v11a· 111111 but cats a doc! roch on fruols and vcgct.rblcs "I cat nn omelet every day made wuh egg whiles and a h.oll pound ol sponach " But Stampfcr of Harvard ohonks the CXII.I boost from a supplement as .t gund tdcu "Fu r me, the cvrdcnce ts strong enough to t~tk c a 01Lfltlvlla111111 ' Pnccs range Irom $35 lo $40 II (800 ) 3564444 lor more ontoc..Or check out the wcbsotc at www land send com - Don ' t overlook stores lokc KMart and Target when IIC shoppong A ke en shopper can ollen sri ag a un oq ue toe ror under $20 · bucks. .. • Monetary Management • Economic_Development • Infrastructure • Growth • Service Ml CK DAVENPORT fOr M•E•I•G•S• 'County Commissioner 1________;,P;,al,;d.;,fo;.r.;b;,;y.;c;a;.n,;di;d,;a;,;te;.3;.4.;;6,;4,;,5.;;C;.r,;,ew;.,;,R.;;d;.,;.P,;o;.m;.e.ro.,;y;,;,,•O•h•io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. ' Senate Mike Shoemaker, J{e's 'I1·uly One Of u·s! lo I X t:o lop, pc1 "tylc .uu.t t.:OS l .Lhuu t $60 Jq tJH. kl ot lu1 .1 ln:: c ~.:.lt.rltlh!UL! t:.rll lite Dctllllt-h.lSCt.l P.1ngbo1n l k-.1gn C.olk..:tron .11 tXIIIIJ 711 11 - YY'J~ - 1\ ~ood lll': doc~n·t h.rvL! to t:o:-.1 ,, ltHIUIIl' rhl' I ,rnd's End to 1n the hiO<~dstream '' metabolism that h:h :.111 .tdvcr~e Fashion: Ties have fashion knotted up By NICOLE AVERY ,, The Detroit News ltvc year> hut thos ktnd of - Doctors at Wake Forest Uno- JUmps on the loloc acod bandwagon vcrsoly School of Mcdoconc on Won -· she says. because 'omcltmcs fondston-Salcon , N C.. arc spearheadtng ongs lroon obscrvauon,tl studocs arc researf'h bcong conducted at5~ oned- not boon nul on more rog<lrous dono· ocal centers to sec whether foloc ,oc od , c.tltroals · B6 .md ·BI2 lowe r the on ctdcncc ol It 's often dolfocult to tease out rccurrong "rakes exac tly wh,t! redu ces the • rosk ol - "Foloc ac od by 11sc lf v.oll these doscases. she s,tys. hcc.tusc lower homucystconc lcveh, but the ollcn the people who have lugh B-votamons may have an add11oonal ontakes of the B vol.llnons ·',tlso tend omportant effect because ol lheor lo he people who cal lots ol frulls onteracllon w11h homocystemc and vegetables cat ,, hcart-hc.tlthy mctabohsm," says Stampfcr of H.tr- doc! and h,ove other hc,thhy lofcstylc vard Unovcrsuy, whoch os one Of the pracuccs such as excrcosong regular· soles tnvolved on the st udy ly " - JoAnn Manson. an assocoaoc Dcsp11c the dis.tgreconcnos ewe r professor of medoconc at Harvard wh.ll foloc actd has hccn proved or and co-dorcctor of Women's Health not proved to do most researchers at Brigham and Women 's Hospllal agree 111.11 there's no d,\ngcr on oak' m Boston, os conducli11g n random- ong rt izcd'clinocaltrial of more than 8 000 M.tny experts recommend a mul hogh-rosk women wrth po cv oous lo vllamon wllh 400 mo cougr,un s ol dtagnosts ol curdtoHasculur dts~.t~c loh t.: dC id hecnusc lnlr ~: .u.:tU rn supkl dcocronone whcthco supplconcnl,t; plcments i' mooc c,ostly ,\I"'" hed hy loon of loloc ac od, B6 .md 812 th e bo\ly. reduces the or nsk ol subsequent N.uur,tlly occuoTon g lol.ucs 111 heart attacks and strokes Shl.! also 1s mves\lgatlllg whether these vtt.unrns 1cdm:c the nsk ol t.:tlnt.:cr ttnd Allhl' llll~l \ ll rsc.lse And Washmglon an ammo uctd byproduct/Of lood and numtoon at the Harvard School effcc1 on the hnong of !he aroencs of ' Publoc Hc'lhh . one of the Rcseaochcrs at the Unoveoslly of researchers who worked on the Wushongton and Fred Hutchonson . colon canocr study 'C,mccr Research Center aoc oryong ' Almost cvc1yone .1g1ccs there rs Re!-iult" won' t he .lv::uiJhlc lc;r \0 ul researcher -Foloc acod os more boo nltl\ c lunc11on (Incomplete dosure ol the Sp m.tl UNDALL F. HAWKINS, D Medical Office Bldg.,,2520 Valley Dr. Suite 212 • Pt. Pleasan WV Marshak. who has hccn oounng up name. •once he'd been protn<>llng The National Institutes of When: November 3, 1998 Where: Trinity Church Menu: Soups, Sandwiches, Homemade Cookies and Homemade Ice Cream Price: Donations Appreciated OFFICE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8:30·5:00, WED. 8:30-NOON Acceptfna New Patients enl - Trinity Church Election Day Luncheon • STRESS TESTS ECHO CARDIOGUPHY • DIABETIC MANAGEMENT • CHOLESTEROL COUNSELING • 'BLOOD PRESSURE • THYROID DISORDERS • DISEASES OF THE LUNG ' • CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE sued New York. bustncssman Larry Some stgns of the growmg tntcr- ac td may be the next wonder nutn- Board Certified Internal Medicine the 14 counues surroundmg Pmshurgh, you ' re not sceong the orogonal group. The same thong happened 10 Alex Cholton's legendary Box Tops The group, whose hils oncludc · The Let· ler" and "Cry Loke a Baby," found ohaoots name was acquorcd by a man who had nothong to do wllh them. Thus. rf you sec the Box Tops at your local oldoes bar. you probably won'olicar Alex Chohan's trademark growl Under the current trademark law, u's qu11e easy to legally acquorc trademarks or the nghl to usc names of famous groups A recent battle on federal court '" Trenton, N J, olluslralcs the confu soon even wllhon the law Fay~ Treadwell, who manages a Droftc" group rn Europe th.rt mdudes an ongonal le ad stnger. Johnny Moore. Folic acid begins.to take rightful place among hi-gh -.prQfiled supplements the evodence so far is mostly obser· vallonal and clonocaltnals need to be hnoshed befme any conclusoons can be oeaehed, many thonk that fohc Fort Jackson m Colum bm Dur.rng the t1atnrng, th~ soldrc1 1Cl:c 1vcd rnsll uctton 1n dn\1 and ccrcmonu.:s wc,\pons, map rcadmg By SUSAN WHITALL oldocs concert scene can be bewilThe Detroit News dcrin~ On any grven Saturday When Larry Couon arrovcd al a noght , there arc at least three groups concert on Valley Forge, Pa.. one called the Droflcrs pcrformong on difyear ago, he could barely contaon ferent c111cs Jl'ross the country It himself The 49-year-o l.cl salesman gets worse. There arc at least three from New Jersey had forked over groups of Coasters and three Plat· S30 a lOcket to sec hJS favorue band. tcrs, and fans may well wonder who the Marveleucs Crcedencc Clearwater Rcvosoled is He 'd followed the groul' soncc lis To protect both consumers and first hot for Motown m 1961. performers who· have lost lheor "Please M'r Postman," sung by 17- trademark nnmes, Congress IS now ye'lf·old Inkster, Moch, native sleppong onto the fray Gladys Horton, and now he was A boll os re:ody lo be ontroduced goong to see them love . The Mar- on the House that would amcnd'Jedvelenes were listed on a boll that eraltf:iilemark law (the Lanham Act oncluded Martha Reeve s and the of 1946) by definong more prceoscly Con! ours how groups can adveroose them"I knew Gladys Horton was lour- se lves ong wooh Martha, so !thought, thos os "When you go and you sec the probably Gladys and her backup groups who do the IITIJtallons, and gorls." says Colton "'And at the the· they're passong themselves off as ater, they even had album covers of real, that's not faor to the consumer." the orogtnal Maovelcnes up , adver- '"Y' Rep Dem11s Kucrnoch, D-Ohoo, losong the show·· one of the holl's sponsors. What happened next was not " It 's ccrtamly an ' lllJUslrcc to lhc marvelous "When these three anrst, hut 11 's untarr to consumers. young gorls came out.· says Colton. hccaust they go to sec the orogrnal ·the~ cou ld be the M,orvclelles' cholperformer," Kul:lnrch ~nys "That's drcn They !ned to song 'Please, Mr what a11racos them - that orogonal Postman They couldn 1 They !ned musoc We slo ll hear 11 playong tn our to song ' Playboy 'Don' t Mess Wolh head s And there 1s a great power Boll and 'Beechwood 4-5789 ·They and eloquence when you sec the couldn 't II dod not sound loke the older art1sts pc1lorm" Marvclcucs · Unlll and unless the boll passes. ol you go sec the Vogues ("Ftvc Colton got hiS money hack For lans Joke Colton. ooday's O'Clock World " ) anywhere but on Ahhough screntlsts cautron that Adam Thomas Ao my Pvo Adam J Thomas' has gradu~ttcd tro~ bas1c mrhtary lrain- The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio -Are you hearing the real thing at the oldies' concert? Probably not ease CHI ·SJI H I "" Aotry' ol (II · deville wrll "1ng Sund.ry Jfl .r 111 .1! the flo~tw"' Outlt.\IL h ( htll ch 111 Chc-.tl:l /\II w..:h.on r ~.: MONUAY MIIJIJII 1'01< I IS Friday, October 30, 1998 Paid for by The shoemaker Commtttee, 'Dw1ght Radcltff, Treasurer. 330 Sylvan C1rcle, Ctrcleville, Ohio 43113 �Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel --.. ---:. • • a • 0 Q, fl Goteborg, Sweden Friday. Above, relatives and onlookers gather'outslde the cordoned off area of the building. (API Rugova calling for new police force PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (AP) Saying tht ~ovemmenttroop pullout in Kosovo is incomplete. the . province' s main ethni c Albani.an ' leader cal ltd today for a new pol ~ee force to 4;onvince refugees it 's safe tO return home. ,. Despite substantial withdrawals of YugoslaY police and ·anny units from Kusnvo. many of the thousands of ethnic Albanians who lied during a gnvl!rnment crackdown against separatist rebels have refused to go horne because police were .still in the area or their houses were destroyed. Only in one area. the village of Kisna Reka, 20 miles southwest of Pri stina, did most of the J.IMXI who lled their homes return Thursday. " Ev.n if they try to kill me ... I'm · not going back to the mountains, " said Isa Qelaj , 75. "It is too cold ." Thousands more are slill believed camped in the hills and forests. ''The families returning face hug< destruction and many are still too afraid to go back,''· Ibrahim Rugova told reponers today. "The nurnbor ol Serb forces is still huge ...Our position is for funher withdrawals and setting up'· or Kosovo police force until full withdrawal. " Rugova. whu did not provide 'P"cifics·on such a police force. al so ur~ed the Americans und Europeans . to ~speed the deployment of a 2.1XMI· member mission designed to verify that Pre;ident Slobodan Milosevic is r umplying. with the pcm:e ugrc~mcnt he reached Oct. 12 with U.S en voy Richard Hulbrooke . ' Rugova said he was contidcntthat the Kusovn L1~rat iun Army. wfmse ) allacks on police and troops prompt ed the Feh.' 2K cruckduwn, would cooperate wich the veritk ai hm mi s· sion . We stern powers led by the Unit· ed States threatened NATO airstrikes to pressure Milosevk to agree to reduce his forces in Kosovo to the levels they were at be fore he launched a February mtckdown nn Albanian separatis'ts in Kosuvo, a province of Serbia, . the dominant republic in Yugoslavia. Hundreds hail e been killed in the crackdown . In today's edition. the Albanian language newspaper Kuhu Ditorc · reported that international observers urged KLA commanders in a meeting Wedensday not to impede traffic a~d · to abide by a cease· lire. · • KLA rebels have been seen milling about positions and highway checkpoints evacuated by govern · menl forces under pressure from NATO. According to Kuhu Ditore, the monitors wid the rebel s that Serb police will be allowed to patrol hi gh· ways once a week under the agree ment . . It appeared the monitors wanted 10 reassure the rebels 'that a limited Serb pt1lke preserlce does nul necessarily constitute a viol ation of the agree· ment .nor represent a major threat In .' Dance haU blaze kills at least so ·injures 180 people in Sweden ' SIXTY DIE IN BLAZE • Sixty young people were killed when a fire raeed through a dl..:o In the MKedonlan A..oc:latlon building In !rlday, October 30, 1998 · F~~~~~~~! ·~~----------~-----------------------~~~~~~y~·~M~id~d~le~P2~rt~~O~h~lo~--~------------------T~h;e~D:a=i~ l y~Se~n~t~in~e~I-•_P~ag~e~1~. . Friday, October 30, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio l: ivilian!t.. Many refugees re main deepl y >Us· piciuus lhal not e lli )Ug h Sc rhian t'o rce< have pulled out. Tough talk on Thur.sday by Serh government ull icials in Be l~ rade did nothin g to aile· viate their conl:erns. Vojislaw Sc« lj.' Se rhia\ deput y premier. vowed to ~ ontinu e the ~ov ­ ernment 's fi ght ag01 imt cthni.. : /\I han · ian rebels in Kosovo ~esp i t~ the wi th · drawals. He irhi"ted th:u the ' uh . . t:mti al poll cl! pullout dh.J not mean Sc rhia woultl give up it s ..,tru gg le agui no,t .. terrori sm." ' " All <trmcd termrio,;t . , will be dj ..,. armed and brnughi to ju;tice." said S~selj. according to the Fonel news. a ge n~.:y. At<o Thursday, lvica Duc ic. a .~ pokcsman for ' Milno,;cvic's rulin g St)citliist s, suid Serhi u und Yugmd•avm ·would "defend lhemselv~s as they have done sn.fitr." The threat of airstrikes rem ain.<. though NATO this week lifted its deadline for Miloscvic to fully com· ply with th~ wkJe.. ranging agreement International observers rcport large numbers nf Serb police :~nd Yugoslav soldiers have returned Ill barracks or lefl Kosovo. m1d a ":on - voy of 15 tunks rumbled into the Pristma barracks on Thursday from p<lS ition s 9miles west of the capital. Poli...:e and sokilers ~(ill muintaill By LENHART SIMONSSON Associated Press Writer COTE BORG. S"edcn -A f.Lsl>prcuding tire turned a <lance hull . d w11. h teen-;~ge H• II nween Jamme reveler' inhJ a deathtrap. ki'lling "' lea-l Ql) t>c<>ple and injuring about IMO. The lire began around midnight Th u"uay, ·' · comp Ietc Iy gutung the building and leaving rco,cue" facing .,, Ihal IOCJ I rC\· a h .d I COU\ <;CCIIC llluay ,·ue ,ervice leader unnart Olin pulled ...,, era! peuple to \afety, onduding a fnertd "fli' clothes had -·' and burned off. Hi' skin wa> rou · btJ'"ubty:· Alta said. .. ,'-'"' ··•· ,,( k•···· u. w·r· • • J·u•t ...:ream· on g." he added ·at Hammarkullen Lutheran ChurLh. whore "'V<ral Jot.en family and lrienJs uf victinis gather<d. " I '"w al><>ut 10 people '" w'on·"•wV'who J·U•I J·umped. Thev' ... ' didn't even look down" hefurehand . Fo'r•• ot.'oc• " 'al·' were •"lened at 11 .· 43 p.m. Thursday and had a fiore true k at likened tu a ''ga~ chamber." The cau~e of the blaze wa< not the \Cene four minut~~ later. re~ue · immediately known, though Ohn · h1 have .... ;ao'd· II· mog ...:en a"on. 1\ , d 4!M) I I peup c, """ n <•II mate :wed I J tiJ 18. were at th~ dance on • lluildin{; ·,econd ll<Htr even the 1huug h Ihe I.aco.,.11y hau·' appmva 1 I'"' a maximum of 11 0, Aake 1'!Cobs\lln. fL'"'cue ...crviccs i.:hicf ,,f the (j, •lcbnrg · lire- Jcpanm~nl . WJ"'4U''Icd .,, h: lling the Sw~d io.,h nrw ... agc nty TJ'. " It wa,chaos. Everyl><ody wa< try· ing 10 gt:t uut ~nd pc"p lc trampled on cou.:h other nn the way to the exit. ... Other> kicked out the window' and jumpcU out." Jamal FtiWJ.. 15, !old the Swedis h news :~gcncy Tr. The fire, at the l;u.:ilitic' uf the t\:'~Hl.' Ct..ionian A-. .. ocia tion , a lot:al j~H m igran t gruup. ,w;, t.., the Jt:aLllic...t 111 i oio~krn SwcJish hi story. In 11!7K, 20 pcuple died in a fi re nl a hotel in the IOWI1 of l30fili.IS. · Polk4.' -.aid h x.l~y t h~at rno' t v1ctirn'i , workers said. The blaze wa< already con<uming the building. · l 'he bu.ol·u' o'ng had J·u·t • two c•1't•. ' ' ••ne <Jf who ' ch· was blt.cked by tire . city tX~Iice technician Stephen Holm· berg wa; quoted a' ;aying by TT·. " It wa•• a pan 1·,•.... GoJic... •~ Jr"" p<Jio"e ' 'Jl''kc;man lkngt Staat' '"id. ":'ith youth~ 1ra~plin~ cai:h ocher w get NE W CA ll LIS LE. Ohi o iAPt l\uthm i t i c~ ... av there 1.., ll o ·cvi licrH .:c /,l· loul play,ul. lhc tll'~ilh of d lJ-ycal'oi..J hoy w h o~c · hody wa... found wc d~l' d hctwt!c n l wo h1!artk on 01 wooden hridgc 11\'L'f a ~ m:a m ncar thi:-. wc ... t ~:rn Oh1o tow n. The Cl:uk Cou nty ,fl criff\ 1 1 lfic~ h cg~111 :1 ~c;m.: h for the hoy. Kennet h Wallan! II . aft e r hi o.,; parerl\ ' r e po n e ~ him rni .. siag Wc-.lnc"day n ig l~ l. Seve ral hnur"' · l;~t cr autlmritics found hi 1 body "' the bridge uhout a mile from hi s home. l'iHtur : Rev. Roland Wildman O.urth or Jttut ChriM APDIIollc V.unbndl and Ward ltd. . . YES FOR THE '- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st : Jst and 3rd Sund.oy Pa1110r:Terry Stewart Sunday School -9:30 a.m. P.:uror: Roger Walson Sunday School • 9: 30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p .m. Wednelday Services· 7 p.m. Toppera Plain Chun:h or c•mt Flnl Baplltl Church Pu101: Terry Stewart Worthip Service · 9 a.m. IJIIIJlCr!~ Your •M.ukcl Value Paslor: Mark MorrOw 6th and Palm" St.• MlddleP<i•t Sunday School - 9: l'., a.m. Worship - 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Ser'o'ice- 7:00 p.m. Racine Flnl Bapllot Pasror: Rick Rule Sunday School ·9:30 a. m. Worthlp • 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. '!hull ('n«l l'~r $2U,OOO $4U,I NJ(J ~ Yea r Wednesday ServJce11 - 7:00p.m. $ I 2.ftll $2:'i.:!U -"'•0,1100 . !) 7 ~II $XIJ,IHlll s.c;o -111 Sliver Run Baplltl Postor: Bill Little Sunday School · 10a.m'. · Worohlp . lla.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service.•· 6:30p.m. For more inf'Hrmatiun, please cuntuct Steve Uchu ul (740) 992-6681. W11trh C' llllnnc l 27 11110:30 pm , to k:orn more . .. ' lhl C1rltton Sunday Schooi -9:4S'a.m. Evening . 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:Jqp.m. \ "•ld for Mt. Union BapU•l Pastor : Joe N. S a ~re for the Levy, Btteron Cerd, Trettuttr Btlhlehem Daplltl Church Great Bend , Route 124, Racioe, OH Pastor : Gene Morris · Sunday School . 9:30a.m. . Sunday Wor»hip • 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Dible Study · 6:00p.m. Pastor : Rev. JameS R. Acree, Sr. Sunduy Schuol - 10 a.m. Worship . Ito., ., 6 p,m. - Wednesday SCIVIcei -7 p.m. Vlclory BapUtllndepeadanl 525 N. 2nd St. Middlcpo1t Paslor: James E. Keese~ Worship . tOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Fallh Baplltl Chun:h Railroad St ., Mason Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship · 1l a.m.,"6 p.m. Wednesday Services~ 7 p.m. Fonost Run Blplltl Pastor : Arlus Hurl Sunday School - 10 •·!"· Worship . II a.m. '· MI. Moriah Baptist · Fourth & Main St., Middleport ·Pastor : Rev . Gilbert Crnig, Jr. Sumlu y School · 9:30 n,m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. · Anllqully Bopllol Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor8hip - 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening - 6:00 P..m. Rutland Frtt Will Bapllot Salem St. 1 Bradford Chun:h orChrlol Wednesday Services · 7:00p.m, Su nd!YSchool · 9:30 a. m. Worship · J0:30 a. m., Hickory Hlllt Church oiChrltt E~angellat Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship ·10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services ·1 p.m. U~erty Chrlollan Chun:h Dex1er , Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Eveni ng - 6:JO p.m. Thursday· Scr'o'ice • 6:JO p.m. 1 Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Service:\- 7 p.m. Catholic Sacrtd Heart Catholic Chun:h · ·161 Mulbeny Ave., Pome10y, 992-5898 . Pastor : Rev. Walter E: Heinz Sal. Con. 4:45·5 ·Up.m,; Mass- ~ : 3 0 p.m. Su n, Con. ·8:4l-9:1l a.m., Stm . Mu s · 9:30 a. m. , St. John Lulh<ran Church Pine Orovc Rev . Donald C. Fritz "'Worship · 9:00a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Htmlock Grove Churth Pastor ; Oene lapp Sunday school • l0:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Reedivlllt Chun:h or Chrltl Paslor: Phlll11 Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Scrvloe : 10,:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wedneiiduy, 6:30p.m. Coolville Chu n:h Main & Fift h Sl. Pas1or: Ron Healh Sunday Worship· 10 11.m., 6 p.m. Wc:dnesduy Services· 7 p.m. Syracuse Flrsl Church or God Apple and Second Sis. Pnstor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School und Worship~ 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30p.m. Wedne!lday Sei'\I !Ce!l· 6:30p.m. Church or God or Prophecy O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Puslor : P.J. Cha pman Sunday School - .l On.m. ' Pus1or: Helen Kline I Sunday School · 9:45a.m. Worship . 11 a m. United Methodist Graham United Methodist Worship . 9:30 11.10'. (1 st &.2nd Sun), · 7:30 p.m (3rd & 4th Sun) W cdn~sd By Scn•kc ·7:30pm. wo..hlp . 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdty Services· 7:30p.m. RuUand Chun:h or God Ead Letart Pastor: Brian Hnrk ness Sunday School • I 0 11 m. Worship . 9 a. m. We dnes day - 7 p.m. Sl. Paul Lutheran Church Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Paslor:Jim Hughes Sunday School - 11 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Ser'w' ices • 7 p.m. Pastor: Dewnyne S1u1ler Sundny School - II a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Coolvllle United Method ill Parl•h Hartford Church or Christ in Chltsllan Union · Hartfo1d , W.Va. Sunday Schoo l · 9:45 a.m. Morning Star Worship · ·11 a. m. Christian Union Rucinc · Pastor: Re'¥ . Jomcs Snuerfield Worship - 10:45 a.m .. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Racine Pnslor: Ur inn Harkness Sunduy School - lU a.m. Worship - II a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. MI. Moriah Church ol God Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Our Saviour Lulhertn Church Walnul and Henry Sl! ., Ravt:n5wood, W.Va. Pas1or: David Russell ,/' Church of God Bethany MI. Olive United Methudlsl I' Wilkesvil le Pnstor ' Rc'o' . Rnlph Spires Sunduy S~hoo l · 9:30 u.m. Worship· 10:30 u.n1.. 7 p m Thursd uy Sc r \'kc~ • 7 p.m. Off 124 b~: hind Melg~ Coupt!rotlve Parish Northeast Cluslcr Alfred Pustor: Shnron Bnusmn n Sunduy Sdoo l · 9:JUa.m. .Worshi p · II tLm, fdll p,m . Cht•ster Jl!l:otor: Shnron Hausm an \Vm~hip - lJ a.m. Sund11y School - 10 n.lll;. Thursduy S'erv iccs • 7 p.m. Joppo Pusl'm . Uob Rundolph Worshtp . 9:30 11.111 . Sundny Schoo l - 10:30 n.m. Long Hollom a.m. Sunduy School - 10 Worship - 9 a.m. Tue!'duy Ser..,kc:s- 7 p.m. Bethel Chun:h Township Rd., 468C Sunduy School · 9 a.m. Wors hip. 10 u.m. Wc dnc~ day Se rvices~ 10 a.m. llocklngpon Church Grand Streel Sundny Schoo l · 10 u.m, WorSh1p - I l 1tm. Wcdnesd!I YServices · 8 p.m. Torth ·churth Sunday School • Y:311 a.m. Wort.hip JO:JO a.m., 7.JU p.m. Wednesday Service· 7.JO p.m. Stlvenvllle Word or Faith Pa.o;tor: Dav1d Dailey Sunda y School 'JJU tu n. Evening · 7 p.m. .,: Wednesda y sc:rvice, 7 p.m. Rejoicing Lift Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., Midd lfpOrt Chritllln Fellowship Cenler Salem St. , Rutland Pas1or Robert E. Musser Sunday School · IU a.m. Worship· 11 .15a,m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Pastor: Law rence 1'orem11n S\Jnday SchOol - •J:JO a.m. Worlihip- IOJO am Wc:dm:sd11y Services · 7 p.m. Hobson Christian Fellowsh'lp Church Sunday serv,ce, 10:00 a.m., 7: 00p.m. Youth Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday se rvice, 7:00 p,m. Church or Jesus Christ, ApostpiiL' Faith ·· 1/4 mJIC past Fort Mc1g.., on New Li ma Rd . P<Ol tor: William Van Mewr Su ndny-7:00 p'.m. Wcdnc:sday -7.00 p.m. Friday -7:(M) p.m . Fallh •·ull Goopel Church LOng Bollam Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School · 9:JO a.m. Worship . 9:30 u.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesdar. 7 p,m . Fr idaf- re11owsh1p service 7 p.m, The Believers' Fellowship Ministry New Lim e Rd., Rull und Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson Services: Wedne sday~ 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Harrlson¥111e Community Church Pastor Theron Durhum Sunday • 9' 30 a.m. nnd 7 p m. Wedncsdny - 7 p.m. Clifton Tabernacle Church Clifton, W.Va . Sunda)' School· tO a.m ' Worship · 7 p.m. Wednesday Serv ice· 1 p.m , New Ur" Vl l'IOry Cenler J'77J Georges Creek Rond, Gall 1pnll ~, Qll Pn:.lor.' Bil l Staten Sunday Servke:. · lOu m. & 1 p.m. ' Wednesday · 7 p.m, & Youlh 7 p.m .. · Foil Go1ptl ChurU1 oi the· U..-lnj Snlur Rt 3.18, Ant(quily · 1 · Pu .~ rur : Jesse Morris 'Asst. P11.~.1p r s. Jim Morr is & Riel( Morr'is Servi ces· S;llurday 7 Jtl p.m. Pentecostal Endtlme House of Prayer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pustor: Robert Vance Sunday worship - Ill a.m. Wednesday se rvice - 6:30p.m. Pentecoslol Assembly Sl. Rt. 124, Rui: ine l'aslor: Williurn llohuc.:k Sun duy School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wl)dnc:.duy Scrvic~s - 7 p.m. Mtddlrpon Community Church 57.~ Pearl St .. Middlc:por1 Pastor: Sam A ndc: r~on Sunday School 10 u.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. , . Wednesday Ser11ice · 7:311 p. m. · Middleport Pfnlfi.'O S,III Third A\'ll, Pustur: Rev. Clnrk U,1kcr Sunday School - 10 u.rn . Ew ~·ning : 6 p.rn . Wednesday Services. 7:00 p.m Faith Valley. Tabernacle C~urch Bailey Run Road Pustor: Rtlv. Emrnelt Rawson Presbyterian Sunduy Evening 7\'.m. Thursday Ser'o'ke • p.m. Syracu~e Mission 1411 Uridgemlnl St , Syrucu sc Rev . Mike. Thompson,Pastor Sunday School - 10 a. m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesdny Service - 7 p.m. Hazel Community Church orr Rt. 124 P1111tor: Edsel H1ut Sunduy School - 9:30 u.m. ' Syracuse FlrNI United Prcsbytcrhm PilMm; R ~v. KliSJ. III Il Rnh inson Sunday Sc~ool - Ill !'I m. . \Vor:.h1p- I I a 11\. Harrlsonvlllr Presbyttrian Chu rch : Wor:.hip · lJ a.m. Sunday ¥ hOo t - IJ:45 !l .m . Dyesvllle Community Church Sunday Schoo l • 9:30a.m. ,.. worship - JO:JO u.m.. 7 p,m. Faith Goo pel Church Long Bottom · Sunday School · 9: 30 u.m. u m., 7:30p.m. Wc:dnesdny 7: 30p.m. Wo ~h ip . 10 : 4~ MI. Olive Community Church Pastor: Luwreoce Bush Sunday SohQOI· 9.30 a.m. Even ins · 7 p.m. Wedneduy Service . 7 p.m. United Faith Church Rt . 7 on Pomeroy By -Pass Pastor· Re .... Roben E Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9:30 n.m. Wors,hip - \0:30 lUll . Crow's Family Restaurant 'F98turing Kentucky Fried Chicken" 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 ' Pn:sbytnhm Middleport Sund ll)' SdiO\ll · 9 n.m. w or~ hi p . Wo.ship · 10:30 11.m, 7 30 p.m Nazarene • Faith Frllow1hlp Crusade for Chrb t Pastor: Rev. Franklin D icken~ Service : f ritluy, 7 p.m. Cal vary Bible Church PuJ11eroy Pike, Cu . Rd . Pastor: Rev. Blackwood P.ulor Ernie Wengerd Sund uy School - 9J Oa.m. Worship - !0:30a.m. Sunday Schol)l - 9:Jtl a.m. Ltlart , W Va . RL I Pa.~ttor : John I btl Sunday School - 9.30 a.m. Wor~hip · 7 00 p.m, Wc:dnctsdn Dible Studv ·7:00p.m. Su nday serv ice. JOa. m. Morse Chapel Church Sunduy school - 10 u.m. W o ~ hi p . II n m. Wedn esdny Se rvi~-e · 1 p.m.. Retdsvllle Fellowship Churrh of lhe Nazarene Pastor. T ~ rcs a Waldeck Sundny School -9: JU n,m. Wors hip. 10.45n.m ., 1 p.m. Wednesdny Se rvices • 1 p.m. School 10 a m Evtning 7 :VI p m Tuc5day &. Thur'!ida) . 7 l{J p m South Bdh~t Nrw TniJ mrnl Stiver Rrdgc Pa.r,tor· Robc:rl Barber Sunday Scllool 9 am. Worshtp- 10 a m , 1 p.m Wednc!iday Service: · 1 p m. .• C 11 rtdon lnt rrdcnominatiJJnwl Ch u rd~ ; King... t'lu1y Ku;•U • P.!MUf' Clyde llt'nJ.i;rliOn Suntlay Sehoul - 9 )tl a m Wot~hip St'rvice IU 3U am No Sund+ty or Wtdne'iday 1'1hglu ScrvH.:C!~ · Frtedom Gotptl Mlsdon •, • Bald ""ob, on Co Rd 31 P.nllor: Rev. Rogtr Willford · Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wor!ihip· 7 p m Whitc'a Chit pel We'ilrya n Coolville Road Pastor: Rev Phillip Ridenour Sunday School · 'J 30 a m Worship - 10·30 11 m Wednelid:~)' Service · 7 p m Fairview Dible Churth Faith ChaQj!l Op<n Blblr Church 923 S. Third So., M i dd l~p<rt Co. Rd . 63 Mlddlepor1 Churth ortht NIZirtOf Puslor, Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday Schuol - 9:30 u.m. . Worship · 10:30 11.111 ., ti:30 p.m. Wcdncsdoy Services -7 p.m. s~.~nd4~ Wednesday 7 pm I Pastor: Dewaync Stutler Sunday School - 10 u.m. Worship ~ · 9 A.m.. Wednesday Serv~ccs · 10 a m. C11rmlli•Sutton Carmel & Bushun Rd5. Rucine, Ohio Pnstor: Oewuyne S1u1ler Full G"'pel Llgh<houJt 3'\UA5 H1land Road, Pomw!~ Jla-.!or Ro) Jt.untcl 773·5017 Ser.., lcc tl me: Sunday \0:30a.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Connie Fiare11 Sunday School - 9· I 5 a. m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday • 10 a.m. Snowville Sunday School - 10 u.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Urt Crnt<r "Full-Gospel Church" Pastora John & Pati y Wad e 603 Second Ave. Mason Worship · 10 a.m. Pa5lor: Run Fierce Sunduy School - 9:15a.m. Wofflhip. 10:15 n m. Lutheran Worship . 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. WednesdayServ ice 7:311 p.m. "A- Pastor: Chad Emrick Sall!,m Center · Sunduy SchoollO:i 0-11 a.m. Relief Socitty/Pricsrhood II : 0~ · 1 2· 00 noon Sacrnmenl Scr11ice fJ. 10: I ~ a.m. Homemnking . meeting, . lsl Thurs.- 7 p.m. Sunduy School · 9:30a.m. 47439 Reibel Rd., Chester Pastol'i: Re v. Mary and Har~ld Cook Sunday Services: 10 a.m. cit 6 p.m Wednesday Se rvi ~e ' · 7 p.m. Sunday School • 9 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. The Church of Jesut Chrlol of Lolter·D•y SalniS St. Rl. 1611. 446·6247 or 446· 74R ~ Lanpvllle Chrlsllan Church Harnst Outruch Ministries RockSfriDII Wednesday Serv ice:\ · 7:30p.m. Mike Moore Other Churches Pastor: Kellh Rader Sunday S c~ool · 9:1.5 a. m. Wor11h1p - 10 a.m. ! Youth Fellowship, Sunday - li p.m. • Reoraanlzed Church of Juus Chrin of Latter Day Saintt Poriland-Rucine Rd. Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wo11hip · 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Scr.,.icu ·6:30 p.m. Rutland · Sunday School · 9:30 'a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Mark MaiM)n . ,. Worship . 10:3\) p.m. Sunday School · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service!!· 7 p:m. Poarl Chape~ Latter-Day Saints Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. . Ministc:r: Doug Shamblin • ,) Youlh Minister: B1ll Amberge r ·' Sunday School · 9 a. m. WoJJhip · JO a. m. Rutland Community Church Patilor: Rev. Roy McCarl y Sund uy S.;hool · Y:30 q, m , Sunday Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m . Rolland Chur<h or Chrltl , Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wo11hlp · 10:30I··•. m., 7 p.m. ' Pof:lland Flnl Church of che Nazarene ,J Mlnrrnlll~ Pal\lor: Dav id DcWill Sundny School · 9:30 a.m. W or~hip . 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Ser11 lcc · 7:fl0 p.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednelday Services · 7 p.m. Vernagaye Sullivan Sunday School · 9;30 a. m.' Worship · 10:30 a.m. La•rel Clllr ··rer M<lhodlsl Church Pa!ltor: tom Runyon . Sunday School . 9:;l0 a.m. . wo.,hip. 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Hu<h (Middlrpon) Blb.le Study Wednesday 7 pm Sunday School · 9:30 m.m. Rulbad Church of lh« Nazartne Pasto r: Rev. Samuel W. Basye Pa~lor : Worship · 10;45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service · 7:30 p.m. Pastor : Rev. PaUl f aylor Sunday School · 10 o.m. Th:ur~ay Hysell Run Hollnm Churcb Sunday Schoo l - 9:30 a.m. ' Worship · II a..m., 6 p.m. Wednesday SeMcea • 7 p.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wor~hip • 9 a.m. Communion • 10 a.m. . Sunday Sl;f<Ool · 9:30a.m. Fl•twooda Pas1or: Kei1h Rader Forest Run Paslor. thad Emrick Wednuday Serv1ce · 1·30.p.m. Bl'lldbury Chun:h oiChrlol Chalrr Church of lilt Nazartat · Pucor: Rev. Herbert Grate Worship · 11 a.m. Wednesday Servke1 · 7:30p.m. Harri50nvillt Road PaS!or: Rev. Victor Roo!ih Sunday SchooiiJ:JO a.m. Wor5hip - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednc:5day Sc:rvlce · 7:30p.m. Su nday Wolsbip · 9·30 p.m., 7. 30 p.m. Sunday S<hool · 10:" a.ni . Youth· 3:30pm Sunday Pastor. Chad 6mrkk Sunday S<hool · 9:45 a.m. Worship. II a.m. Wuleyan Bible llollneaa Church 1S Pearl Sl., Middlepori. · Pasmr: Rev . Dous Cox lnstrume_ntal JO:JO a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesda' Serviar; - 1 p.m. Albury (SyrocuJ<) Colvory Pll&rim Chop<l Pas!Or: R e~ . O'f)ell Manley . Sunday 'School -9:30am. Worship . 10 30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p .m. Zion Chun:h of Chrltl Pomeroy, Harrisonvi lle Rd. (Rt.143) Sund.oy School · 9:30 o.m. Wo~i p . Clutter Sunday S<hool · tOa.m. Jlollneu Church · 1/2 mile off Ro. 32l Wo15hlp . 10:30 a. m., 6:30p.m. Sunday S<hool · Y:30 a.m. prayer strvlce · 7 p.m. Pliie Grove Blblt Wednesday SerYices. 6:30p.m. · 41872 Pomeroy Pike Paslor: E. Lamar O'Bryanl Ind ivi du ali zed ass istance and instru ction is pro vided for Scoll, left , by h:o hilitati(m spec ial ist, Jeff Wolfe, at Meigs Industri es . . 10 n..m. Seventh-Day Adventist Sevcnlh· Dny Adventist Mulhcrry Ill :\. Hd, Ptlmcroy Paswr· Roy Ltwin:.k)' S~tturday S.: rv10:1!~ Suhh•tth School - 2 JWl Wmship • J p.m. United Brethren Mt Hermon Unirt'd Brethren in Chr is t <.: hun:h Texus Communlt)' ot'f CR 82 Pastor Rl)tlcrt Suudcrs Sunda) Sr.:h ~M.l l - Y:JO 11.111. W~rs hip Eden Unittil Un'thrrn In t: hrlsl 2 1/2 miles norlh ol Ree d ~v ille '. on Sl!lltl Rnul l' I24 .~ IJuslor , Rev Rohcrt M11rklcy Sundny School . I I ,, m. Sunday Worship · 10:00 a.m. & 7:flt) p.m. • • Wednc!idny St·rvkl'~ ·· 1JO , .m. . W edne~duy Yo uth ~crv1ce - 7:. 0 1 • Jlf uumtl ;Jli um~ c31ui. Jl[isl1~r 264 South Second Ave •MiddlepOit, OH 740·992·5141 Bruce A. Ftsher · Dtrector 740·992·5444 740·992·2644 740·992-6298 Your First Class Ticket to Space • '""' u~ Srml ru 11r 'rhm11l hr ~ 'd irh St•,•d•d Huntsville, Alabama • 256-837-3400 Support your f:J.' local churches Formerly Harris Farms ST. RT. 124· 740-843-5211 P<;>RTLAND : . OPEN MONDAY· SATURDAY 9-5; SUNDAY 12-5 ~ RIDENOUR SUPPLY st: Rt. 248, Chester, Oh. E~ING FUNERAL HOME Time to clean house? Established 1913 Clean out your basement or attic with the help of the 992-2121 . CLASSIFIED SECTION! Dignity and Service Always FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North Second Ave. l_P~I~a~ce:!a~n~a~d~.i~n~th~l:s!sfp!ac~e~L.....~985~~-~33~028!......l1~0:6~M:u~lb:e~r~~A~v:e~. . ._:Po~m:e:ro~y~::::::~~::~~~_L. .~~~ ,Oh ' ···~·~·;~·:··---··~flf:ti•:•·-~···;~•:··~:··:· I .' \ • llti2 Ellt Mllll Pomeroy, u.s. Space &Rocket Center ~ . 590 East Main Street • Pome1oy Ofi 4576g, Affli/5!! Courtly:• Olll1•,~ 1 ~'l11 ri$t J!.; .. •' · I0:30 u m., 7:JO p.m. Wcdncsdny Servk't':-.- 7.30 p.m. !francis FLORI ST ~KAREN'S GREENHOUSE & COUNTRY MARKET. ~ ~ Pa110r-Jdfre y Wallace Worship - 10:43 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Apple Butter Cooked In A Copper Kettle Over An Open Fire 'fi .~ PINTS s2.75 QUARTS s4.99 • ~ e FREE BEANS & CORNBREAD 10 A.M.·4 P.M. • ~ :' Just Rlfeived A New Shipment of Winter Potatoes. • . Bearwallo" Rlda• Church orO.rltt Hllloldt Blptlll Church St. R.I. 143 )uso off Rt. 7 APPLE BUtTER DAY f) Wednesday Servicr•7:00 p.m. · 7:30p.m. Ser..,lces - 7:-:30 ~ INCLUDES MIX & MATCH ITEMS . Sunduy S<hool · 10:30 a.m. Evenln~ Thursd~y ~ '!'_ A.Jh Srree t, Middleport Pastor: Ln Uayman Su nday Se'rvicc: · 7:00 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Lloyd 0 . Grimm Jr. Pa..'itor: Keith Radtr RoH of Sharon Hollnttl Church Leading Creek Rd ., Rutland Pa5IOJ. Rev. Dewey Ki ng Sunday :.4'! hool· 9:3U a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednc:iday prayeJ mec:li ng- 7 p.m. Worshi p · 9: 30a.m. Flnt SOu<htm Baptlll SCHOOl ., Keno Church orChrltt Pomeroy Flnt Baplltt East Main Sl. Sunday School - 9:30 a. m. Wor5hip . 10:30 a.m. lormally.antiounce his reduced put;'/ . Severn! mnnth s hcfon! YdL. . IIl \ ical role 111" spt:ech to parliament car· !ouest illness unc..lth~ economic cri sis, ly next year. the Cc..ll~lmunist-lcd opposi tinn in Y<itsin feels comfortable giv ing · purliument has started un impeachthe new Cahinet r~spunsibility t<Jr ment cnmpnign uguinst the prcsidcnl. day-toiday gnverimu~ nt i.lffuirs The campaign is widely expected to because it wu s formed with parlia- fiule like previous such allcnjpts . ment's support. the Finuncial Times A poll by the indep<ndenl Public of London quoted Sysuyev assaying . Opinion Foundation t<JUnJ 75 percent '"The politil:al si tuation in Russia of Russhms supported impeaching h<os chan ged. " Sy<uyev " iiu. " In th< Y<it sin , while I~ percent nppo<ed it. past . the pr<sident engaged in every The poll. conducted on Oct. 17 as~c.:t nf runnin g the ~.:ountry." among 1.500 people throu ght)tli the He add•d that Y~lt s in would s ~rve country. gave no rnurgin of error. the rest of bi s t ~rm ~mllmu s t rrc~ervc Before h~uv in g for a two-Wt't'k hi s t.:onstllutional powers to cn surl! "'· vacation to the Black Sea rc~t,rt of thtlt the lh!Xl presidential cl~dions uri!' Suchi . Yt:ltsin 1111.! 1 wi·th Primakuv tp demlH.:nltic . hear discuss the European Union Communists und othl!r · Ycltsin mt!'etin g in Austrm. which th~ prinh:: oppon~nl s hav~ c..l~ manllcd tli. . early minl!'\lcr ·auc nd~d Tuesday i'n place of resignation u'nU immediate chnnges in the president. the t.:onst itution .to t.:urh the prc..;i Primukov odso briefed Ydt sin ~ent' s sweeping powers . The Com - · about his t:tlks Thursday wi th the rnu.nist Purty lcou..lership was meeting l!! uder of hreilkaway Chcc..: hnya ~llld toJa'y to d.i sL•uss thdr elei..' tion s tr<~te· other issues. the lntc rf~I X ne w~ a g~: n cy gy. Si..Jid. MANY IN-STORE ITEMS BUY ·O NE, GET ONE IJ2 PRI«::E Wednc:flday Sc:rvictli • 7 p. m. Sunday School • 10 a.m, OLD FASHION :~ ~. Worship · 1J a. m. and 6 p.m. Wednu day Service - 7 p.m. Rolland Pint Baptlll Church , Sunday S<hool • 9:30 u.m. 1 WorJhip - 10;4 ~ a,m. •fj··!iK.··~flf;tJ•:··~:•·~·:ti•:··~··;~·:··~~·:·t ! Sunday Sehool· 9:Jt)a.m. W""'hip· H: 1 ~. I0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday S<hool · IOu.m. · I'LEASE .VOH: · t.h in YoUi h Minister: Bill Frazic: r -Free Will Baptltl Churth NOVEMBER 3RD, Wedne~ay P001troy O.urdt or th< Nau,... Sunday SchOQI • 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Sunday !!-ehool -9:30a.m. Sunday worJhip - 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. ' tb~ Enttrpr11t Dlavnle HoiJnett Church 31057 Slale Route J25, 1..ao~vlle P:uolm: Dr. J.D. Young Han10n 570 Gran1 St., M~<l~lepon Sunday o<hool . 9:30 . , Old Bethel Fnoe Will Dopllll Chur<h .• 28601 SI..RI. 7, Middlepcll • Holiness Wort hip • IOa,m., 6 p.m. WedllCIKJay S<(~ices · 1 p.m. · · ~ l h and P;u~lu r: AI a visible pn:sencc tn some areas. KAREN'S GREENHOUSE ANNUAL WWM f toJMI t!CI/- dfOIMfJ Pomt...,. W-ldr Chard! or Chlt11 33226 Children's Home Rd. Sunday School · ll a.m. ,ll Cenlrt~l Wo1~1p - HIJ(Ja m . 7 p m WedA~-.day ~"'"c · 7 p m Sund.oy School · 9.JQ a.m. Worlhip - 10 a.m. Re v. James Bernacki. Re.,, Katharin foster Rev. Deborah Rankin, CletJ)' Holy Euch.ari\1 and Sunday Schoolll :lkJ a.m 212 W. Main Sc. Tuppe" Plolnt 5<. Paul WOIIhip • 10.30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednciday Strvic.es- 7 p.m. Wednttday Kids for ChriS!· 7 p m. Tuesday Strvicct · 7:30p.m. Grace Ephcopal Church · 326 E. Main Sl .. Pomeroy • Mini11er: Danny Biu . Sund.oy School • 9:30 a.m.. Worth1p- 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wedn<iday SriVi«•. 7 p.m. Jbcho MintMry· RaveMwod Stalton 4-4:3fJ Salurday Sunday S<hool · 9 a.m. Episcopal Church of Chrtst p_,..,. Clourdl of O.riM JameiMiller Yeltsin goes on vaca·tion, aide says he will voluntarily cut his power MOSCOW (API - An exhausted Boris Ycllsin left for a Black Sea \'UCUtion today, and U senior aide snid the Russian presid~nt would formal · ly restrict his political pow~rs early next year. Yeltsin enlered u F!!Sl home in the w<xld ~ outstde Moscow on Tue s~ay to rccei \le treatment and r~L'ov cr front whut doctors .said was extreme fatigue and unstable blood pressure . The president's condition forced him to abruptly cancel u scheduled 1rip tn Aus~riu , rent:~wYing concern about his ability to serve the rest of his term ending in the summer 2000. Yehsin , 67 , has remained largely ()UI of public view since the country was hit hy ;m economic crisis in mid ~ August. and his dtputy chief of starr Olcg Sysuyev ucknowle'dged earlier this week that the president had turned control over the economy to Primt: Minister Yevgeriy Primnknv. Today, •Sysuye v went a step fur· th er. saying that the president wuul~ Dailey MHO • 8:JiJ a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Pas10r: Sharon Sund.oy J<hool and worthio 10:25 Apostoltc s,,....,,. Churdt of th< Piau,... Pastor, Raben J Coen Kadl'liUt Won.hip · 9 JO a.m. Fir!tf Sunday of Month ·7:30p.m. K"'~ Trlnlt{ Church Srcond 6t ynn, Pomeroy ' ON TU£SDAY, i.ll the 'll.:cnc anli thl! (,Oth vil:t inl Ji cJ al a ho ... pit al. o ll ic i al~ .'IOiiJ . Binan l\ t1 ;1 W<l ~ wa lkin g to th e MoKctlt l lli :~n Ao.,;\tlc iati jlll when hi! ''tw the fi re. He ';li d he rou.:l.!d in and - Congregattonal WE NEED.YOUR HELP!!! d 11 )kCtl lo dc <~lh on " II JO ~ c a nd pui'-( lflOU ~ t;!:l"'c"': 59 hod i\:' we re founJ Boy's·body found wedged in bridge Worttup • I I 1 m. Wednclday Scrvltd • 7 p.m. Mlddlrpon Church oi.Chrlsl · '' irecto urc and otber youth> ..cuflling wi th "'lhce 10 g<t in and attempt to help ,.. friend\. Official> 'iUid the fire apparently ~ · n began with"" exp oo . .ond1calloo< . . Olin ,aid there os w~re that the fire could have .been .-e.t. ad ~ d "The fact that it <pre· so asl 111 ~; rale' lhal il w~.l\ nul a norma l fire. he -aid: Ahout IKO people were taken to . . nd bo t 20 hcJ<nital' with injunes. a 1' S a uf the ~ere in int~n,ive care. ~ven o d k b most severely injure rwere . ta. en Olh Y 10 10 hdicnptcr burn c •noc. er citie\. Gutebor~. Sweden's J lO ' I second· th laroesl mo es MJU • " city,'' about 1 khol we" uf the capital. Stoc m. Ambulance• were called in from .. Th ... everal· nearby cnmmumlle'. e . 1 Gotehor''" re,.cue .r..ervu_;·es . abelso hruught d ty llu se< inlo sem ce 10 P tr:m!>~port the injured. · <HJt. • Searching fpr a; local church? · Check the Sentinel ·every Friday! I • I . �• • ·Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel ' Pomero~ • Middleport, Ohio Pumpkin Biscuits for Halloween table and after Pump~w h -.urc hi he 10 t.:oO\td.:rJUL'" Jor iiJJiov.t~n Jnd otlhc-r fall ml"nu... Thc'i! Melt-to -Your-M.. uth Bt~U it ... "OlJid mal e J n1~~ J~.o~o:um ­ f'Jnnn~.:nt 111 a famil~ 111\!oil. J ta~l )' 'anJtmn that ~.:nu ld he com~ a tr.ildl- Melt·in -Your·Mouth Pumpkin H&uib I 1/! ''Ut'> n<HJr 1 tca-puru" ha k~n g p<>~>dcr I I!.!J~~"''" \all II~ ,·up 'ugar I h,:a!-tpoon ci nn an"Hln · IFl. lra\poon nutmeg I (~ ICO\poun all ,p~ec 111 cup huu cr, w id .11~ cup pu reed pump ~ in (e<K>kcd lto n I h~ rr.:tre ,.., on J Jrcc rcc1pc hn~<hurc. nfkrcd h~ the lnJcpcn· Lil'nt l'umpL1n l·.tnnl'r . . oJ AmcncJ. H c.trt~ ' HJihm.c:cn "lw.·h mduJL:.., s .~ur. IrtL'L or Trl.'ru Cand.., P1c and '-;p11.:\ Pumpl1n Urcad . It ~l,o g i\C' on hn" IO'>Iruuton ... pump- to mJ~C ~'" rur ..·c. toa"tt pumplin wcth and u''-' ~rL•.,h pUmp~m 1n .t range nf rc1.:1r~ .. m ctnnl!d) . J/4 LUJ' mi lk Prchcm O\'Cn to 450 F. S1ft fluur mto mixmg ho\\.1. Stir 1n rcrnaming dry sng rcdicnh. Cut in hulle r wuh u pa~ t r)' blende r unti l max rurc '" crumh ly. Sti r an pu m ~k in ·•Strep infection linked to Tourette syndrome . l he t: ommon \trcf) .mfcr.: tion th JI alll tt:l' 1111llwn' ot. l: hild rc n may triJ.!!!l'f ' J n~m: u c !oo)' ndromc i n tho,c· "ho ) .n·c gcoctica ll > prcdb pn!tcd 10 thl' (lf ..,onk: r. n~w rc'l:!JrL' h .., Jww~ . :\ J1Jhn.., Power in the Blood Ministry ._presents . ·OUTDOOR DUMA Hopki n.., Uni vc r..,i ty M cd ir.:i nc 't uLly l ound !hat ... !lllll' c ht ldrcn "' lth T ourctll.."\ had '-;o.. hPt!l 11 ! Elijah· h1:!ho..· 1 lt.:\ d ·.., o l the antihodi c.., that · rh~· h·~ ,d~ LTl' <~h.'' to fi ght ·, trc p tn fc'c· 111•11 ,than d id r hihJrCn. \\ llho ut Tl ltll l~ll t.:.., .. •~ · I hL' lh..:ll!') that t ~. c hod~ ag a~n ' l tn.ti-..L·., .tllt lhm1ic.., -.t rl' p At· 7:00 p.m. th at ll\t~t . t ~.lt ll\1 ~:e ll .., i n the h r~11n :· ~a)~ H.tn L'~ hcaU ul pcU tat n c H c11 pk i n ~ . Hi s h:am· ~ S111gt:r. ll l' llf'1l l 11~~ ,11 IC 'I lllt .., -~~~ ~ he Ji '>l: li ~\Cd \Dday Saturdayt Oct. 31 Hillside Baptist Churc.JI If! ~L' \' YnrJ... at till: Fifth !'ntcrn ati.on;d L\·n s rL'' ' or PJrkin !l.oJl \ I>I'. Cd:-oL' and ~1 tl \ l' m c nt Di )iord a~ . 'I ouic llc ~y nJ ro mc i ~ a I) Curo l n!! ll':1l U1,nrdcr c h a rac tcl-_i t.cd ·hy·L" hn m·K. tn\nl unt ar¥ Rt. '143 Pomeroy, Ohio l\.\'itL:hin g. Th e ant i- hn di l'' thm attack ~ frcp end up hun mg an :1 f~ a _of t he brain L: alletl the f' ui:IIII CII. Special Singing by the Gootlwins That 'part of the hrai11 hdp> from Charlesto~, WV Starting at 6:00· p.m. . .:untrnl lll O\ c: mcnt and i ~ th o ught to he i1w nl\'cJ 1n T o urc tt c's and J i .'ltJ~-J er~ . . The ~ tuJ V . th ~ 11 .. ~ imilar , follows ear lier w<trk l1nkcd rl1eunmti c fever w Jih : 8ydcnhan't\ chorea, a condition · ( h ara etc ri:.cd . hy involu nt<Jry Everyone· Welcome! ~t. ud y fu ll ~ undcr~ t<._111J t.hc . writ hing ami twitching. Mon.: ,., needed to l in~ . S tn gc r. says. hut the find i n g'~ nwy h cg rn to explain .why not all' ~ hi l drc n ,_ who inherit th e su spected ,_ gc rlL'ti L' di ... or~ll'r g'e t T ourcttl.! ' s, Dr. James R. Acree, Pastor . . more or lela. PUBUC NOTICE Excepting one hill ot oil NOTICE II hereby given tho oil and gao and oil other mlnoralo In tnd underlying thot on Soturday, October the above deacrlbed 31, 19118, at 10:00 a.m., a public oolo will be hold at preml111. 211 Wool Second Stroot, AIIO IUb)ICl to lhl right Tho of wa·y gnnlod to C.H. Pomeroy, Ohio. Farm~~re'li Bank and Wetzel to I.M. Joneo, June .21, 1919 and recorded .In Slvlngo Compony pal'klng Volume 1, Pogt 271, ot the lol, to 1111 for caah .. the Record I of Rlg~ll of Way ot !QIIowlng COIIIItrll: 1914 Chevrolet Corolca Meigs County, Ohio. 1G1LD55M7RY280418 Being the eame real The Farmara Bank and aotato conveyed to Paul M. Sovtngo Company, Schuler end Morgle J. Schuler by Cecil P. Pomeroy, Ohio, reoervoo tho Bradbury 1nd wlto by dood right to bid ot thlo oolo, and recorded In DNd Book 189, to withdrew, tho above Page 89 of the Melgo collotorol prior to ulo. Further, Tho former• Bank County Deed Racordo. Subject to 111 110111, ond Savlngo Company euamento and rlghto ol rooorvoo tho right to re)ect ony or 111 bide aubmlnad. way of record. . Further, the above REFERENCE DEED: Volume 318, Pogo 599, Melgt collltlrll .wlll bo •old In the condition it. lo In, with no' County Deed Rocordo. AUDITOR'S PARCE.L NO . txprou or Implied 07·00754.000 and · 07· warrantl11 ,given. For further Information, 00755.000 EXCEPTING' ·from tho contocl Shalla at 740-992· above diacrlbed ·premlaea 2138. (10) 28,29,30 3TC tho lollowlng: · Approxlrnotely 4.035 Public Notice acrea 'being 2.087 acr11 In 100 acre Lot No. 181 and 1.948 acreo In 100 aero Lot Shorlff'1 Selo of R~al Eototo Clio No. 91·CV.OB3 Tho·Siato of Ohio, Molgo 30 Announcements County Mld·Stato Truot, IV, ' . Plaintiff VS. Kelly B. Chapman, Et AI, Dolondanto. In pur1u1nco ot an Order . . I ot Soli In tho lbbvo onlltled Sale. Balance on Delivery ot Deed. Jamo1 II. Soulsby, Sheriff David H. McCown, Allomoy 311 Plrk Avenue, Ironton, Ohio 45638 (614) 532-8744 (10) 23,30 (11) 8 3TC Auditor 's Parc·• l No. : 45769 the People s National Bank nka City National Bonk, Plalntlff.. vs. Eric Day, et al., Defendants, upon a Judgment therein rendered, baing Case No. 98-CV·!I4 In Uld Coun, I will HARTWELL HOUSE · Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lotion ' value. James M. Souloby (10) 23,30 (1t)6 . a.m ., the following Iande and tenements, located at 412 Lincoln ·Hill , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. A complete Board ot Dlroctoro tor th• .,. Meigs County .Agrlcultunl Society will be held at the secretary's olflce II tbe On November 11, our nution will pcmse to pny tribute to the tlum.~wuls oj' mer;. wul women who have 11roudly served their couniry during times of',crises cmd pence. ·Tit is Vetemn 's Dny, 1'he Daily Sentinel will publish n very SfJe ci.al trilm.te lrorroring area. veterans. You can join in our salute by incli.t diug th e vetemn in your life, living or decensed, wlto have sr'rllerl or is curreutly serving in tmy brcmclr of tire U.S. Armed 2, 1998. The polio will be open tram 5:00 p..m. to I p.m. on election day. · The election shall be by ballot. Ballots must be an with proxies l•'tirct!s . Your C hoice Of Two Styles.~. Ad On l y. $7.00 (shown attua l size) I ' not -to Ia at least ~ 5 days before Major Earl Jones 1969-1971 ', Army VietNam b• · • Washers · ~ Ranges · ' · • Rafrlgeratora d11ye before the the ' Your Veteran AD DEADLINE: Thursday, Nov. 5, 1998 Trubule s must be prepaid . Pholos may be picked up after Nov. t 1 candldBtes who have m~t Of Corpora l Bob John so n 1991-1992 Marines · L-------------------~ Th,e Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Desert Storm ., Lo'vH, Your Family LOrtG'S CortSTROCTiort • Vinyl Siding • Garages N H p • . ew omes • ole Buildings • Room Additions Phone (740) 992·2155 Over 20 years experience. . Free Estimates 10·29 · :. 9••-Your-Message Ac~,•._ I • 740-992-3055 ~ TOO 1-800-750-0750 .. (Lime StoneLow Rate~) 55 PLUS · WICKS ·Professional HAULING Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES ' Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt 614·992·3470 Top Soli, Massage Therapist _Janice S. Hayne s·. B.A.. L.T.M L1censed by Ohio Slate Medical Board SHEAR ILLUS IONS 293 S. Second Middleport 740-992- 2550 GUN SHOOT Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday 12:30 pm Limit 680 sleeve Elementary P.TO. will be having a Bake Sale on Nov. 3, 1998, "Nofo" toO ••• or tCNJ small" Free Eatlmatea (740) 367·0412 ---.--:--:-:---- r In Memory p.m. for the voters. .. D .in t/1. b ec koro ed "fllom l()it" otdslretcl•· ed lui ud, tv#tispered it is rime fo go, : Slu! wn.s uot n/r,id of .the · llfllia sla e did Hope to see. you there!' TURKEY- HAM DINNER Homemade Noodles . Green Beans. Slaw, Mashed Potatoes . Roll , Dessert , Te a . Lem o nade, Coffee 110t i11111d. look ~U.(ItiY lae r fenr, slae . f! nleretl the JJromise Now site ia eit,. poli.tt. by d.,y, t.elp• lig/11 ti~r• ,, ,,,. by !I•• ""' uig/1 l. For . Southern Hi g h School Take ou ts Avai labl e . Costume Contest , Games, Prizes Cheer Sta!ion: No1lh Gatlia H.S. Adm ission $4.00 ll' lmul. • HALLOWEEN DANCE Grades 1· 8 SAT., OCT. 31, 8-10 PM kuoa", · Jew•' SUNDAY Adult $4 .75. Stude nt $3.50 g Commercial "-:::(7:4:0)=99=2:·4:23:2=::: bake sa1e will be from at Residential & .131 back bore Election Day. This 11 :00-2 :00 Cousin's Home Improvement and .Painting & Coating .. goo tl mom .• i•~ •,er diP, · tlw y jnd lree11 lwus'' itl fil e sky, mu/ tvnil to welt·o,w ~s avii eu we tlie. In Memoryol RUBAL CALDWELL on her birthday, Oct 30. . Her Loving F1mtty EL,.ECTRIC OR SATELLITE SERVICE Call 992 - 6320 Loca l Satellite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy SLUG .MATCHES Forked Run Sportsman Club Every Sunday Starling Nov. 1 at12:30 • 80 90 Siding'· SWPM, Mid 40's ti ' 1 230. Likes OuJdo'or Activities. ISO SPF 25. 4&. Send Response To: CLA 457, c/o Gallipolis Da ily Tr ibune, 825 Th,i rd A\lenue , Ga ll ipolis , OH 45631". ~0 Construction & Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740·985-3813 . New Roofs,, 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock _ Full Line Of Water Storage Tanka • Repairs, Gutters, Coatlnga, Siding, Drywall, Painting, PI bl Saptlc ·& Cistern Tanks Free ~~tt;2tes Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Plp1!'& Regulstors Open: 9:00·4:30 week!faye 9:00·12:oo Saturday J osep h ' Jacks Computer Graphics Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services · •Commercial •Resldenllal Owner, Mickle Hollon , Chester, Ohio 740·985-4422 -......." HOLLON HOWARD : EXCAVATING CO. · TRUCKING Re ·L. Llm,estone. Hauling House & Trailer Sit" Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates . SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985~4422 Chester, Ohio (614) 992·3838 1 012~n 12/18/tln ON· LINE SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL •Residential· $11.00/month •Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters •Monthly Payments Call lor best prices: DUMP TRUCK SECRETSI Get tons of free stufl from On-~tne Services I Ptu1 30 more amazing secrels 1·900·976·3339 ext. 9765 ROBERT BISSELL . CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages . C ' omp 1ets Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 1~800·809·7721 <!, ;z.99/mln. Muot be18. 985-4473 ~------~~~~~:~~1~m~·~·•=•·~ · ~·-s_o_N_·U--61•9-·64--~-84-~~~~ . ~----------~7/~22~/~lln~ a •• "'" . . . . Computor Porlormonce ~t· Up~odoo "Your Computer ~hop" Custom Built Computers, Nttwork.s Modems, Hard Dl'lvcs, Printers. Upgrade Your PC 11> a Pentium CPU and MB Todoy. Pre-Owned Computers. 740-992-1135 •'o r A Price Quote! Frognet Internet Sign-up point for Meigs and Mason Counties .. 114 Court St. Pomen,>y, Ohio 45769 'It - ff ncmss l'rnm the Courl llouse. · .... ~ "" ~ . ., YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Addlttona ·New Garage• •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Palnllng Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG 111 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 740-992-3987 Free Estimates Owner: John Dean CONST~UCTION Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed lor Septic 1 (740) 361-0280 1011/1 mo. ·, RUTLAND, OH~ AMERICAN LEGION BEECH,GROVE ROAD. GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM SlUg & Shot Matches SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasollabie Rates Joe N. Sayre 614·742·2138 Mcd i<OIC/Mcd lupplcmc nt CnnCN Proterli on FR EE SEMINAR Centt•• 1 I 011H'IDY. O H Wh'r{~ ~;~~nror 'lv'IH•rl Nm: 11 .7 p11 1 l'r ~ · rr•qr:.\r,JI ·on ptf'h'll('d Conldc! 1\l ll 'll K n l~J (740) 992·31 04 1-800-677 -0621 INSULATION •VInyl Siding •Soffit •Fa•cla ·Seamt..a Gutter •Rooltng · •Replacement Wlndowa · •Siattonary Docks •Blown Insulation •Geragea •Decks 24x24 Pole Building atartlng at $5995 7 40·1192-2772 \' Wlnler I§ around the c:orner Come into IMPERIAL TIRE and have your car . winterized . Have you r anti-freeze checked. Oil . changed , New tires. Snow Tires, Brakes checked , & Exhaust · Check out our discounted tires. Large variety of sizes Wanted To Buy: Junk A.uto's Any .CQnditlon, 740·446-9853. · 1 Wanted To Buy : Used Mobile Homes . Call 740·446·0115 , 304· 675-5965. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE S 110 Help Wanted 40 AVVN .1 All Areas 1 Shirle y Spears, -304-e7~ t 429. : 740-S92·1842 - Giveaway 7 Beautiful Puppies, 1 Weeks Old 1/2 Lab Mix. Aller 3:30PM . 740 · 441-1707 Adorab le Klnens To A Good Home! Flea Free. Wormed And LlnerTralnedl 74<M46·8390 . Cute Puppies, To A Good Home. 740·446·69-41 . 1 Fe ma te Puppy, Wil l Be Slf!aii Dog , 6 Weeks Old, 112 Brittany Spaniel, 740·256-9340. Mixed breed puppies · 10 give aw<r{ this watk, 740-742-2357 . Three parakeet& tOgi\leaway, no cages. 304·675·5505. Tree s For Firewood If You Cut Down. 740·379·9061. 60 Lost and Found Found· pl&ee al .jewelry In front of McCutlough· AIIIi e's Dr ug Store, stop In & describe Found· ring , call to 10, 740· 992· 7777 or 740·992·5162. Found· small Chihuahua like dog , 74().992·9101 Found: Short -Haired , llgtn B;rown Dog With Bu ff Coiore(j Underside, Along 100 Block Of Fourth Ave· nue, 740·446·8580. l ost: Smelt Chihuehua 'TYpe bog, Brown /Black Wllh Wh it& MarkIngs , Child's Pet, Lost: McCor· mlck Road. 74D-441-1983. L9s1 : White long hai r cal. Bur· dette Addn . area . Rew ard. (304) 675·8612. 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis &VIcinity 3 Family Yard , Garage Sale, Oct. 31 & Nov. L Taks Raccoon Ad. r o End '01 Dillon Rd . ALL Yard S.iel Mull SENIORS'!' 304·773·5033. Quality clothing and househo ld Items. $1.00 bag sale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00·5;3(), New To You Thrill Shoppe ,~West Stimson , Athens 0 J & 0 AUto Parts . Buying wrecked or &a l¥aged vehlclet. "Office Manager /Mai ntenance Worker' . lr Interested. wille to J·2· Y· 35 Water ASsoci ation, Inc. , P.O. Box 485 . Pt. Pleasant. WV 2S550 al o nce. Include your ma ltin g address and telephone number. An application form will be malied to you by return mall. B93rd of Orrectors. l ost: Gold Ring In Oalllpolls Area, Gold With Red Set, $50 Reward! 74~869-983.2 Call Collect. '1. ' I " " J&L SIDING & New Homes & Remodel ing Garage~. Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding Commercial & Residential ' 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured • Clean Lata. Mo del Care Or Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer. Sm ith Buick Ponti ac_. 19oo ·eut· ern Ave nue, Gallrpolls. Announcements Alter th is date (10-25·98). I F.toyd Ross & Edith A. Ross will not be responsible for debts conlracted by anyone other than ourselves. POMEBOY, OHIO W. VA . N023477 PERRY'S . An tiQues & clean used fur niture. will b uy one prec e or complete hou seh old. Osby Martin, 1•0· 992-657ti . • MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY Jack's Roofing 2526. . . Start dating tonight! Have fun playing the Ohio oattng Game, 1· Boo-ROMANCE, extenSion 9015 . QUALITY WINDOW ·sYSTEMS 110 CQURT ST. AntiQues. to p prices 'P aid. Aivar· ine Antrques. POmeroy. Oh io, Fluu Moor e owner. 740 ·992· Princeu VIdeo Haa X·Rated Movies For Sale, $15 Each Or 2 !=or $25, New Aeieaaes , 740·441 · 5167. AllY SIZI UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN IXISTING WOOD DOUILE HUNG.OPENING ' OPrJONS AVAIIAILI 1·800.291·5800 Personala Genlleman Seeking~· companion· ship From Nice Female For Talks. Walks & FriendShip. Sind Re· plies To: 553 Second Avenue. Apartment 403 , Gallipolis. OH 45631 . pd. Wanted lo Buy Absolute Top Dollar Art U.S. Sii· ver And Gol d Coins. Prootset1, Diamonds, Anlrque Jewelry, Gold Arngs , Pre- 1930 U.S. Currency, S1erhng. Et c. Acquisition& Jewelry • M.T.S. Com Shop, 151 Second Ave nue. GaUipolis. 740-446·2842. 3596. www.lhehotpagea2 .com/nsi ALL VINYL DOUBLf'ft'UNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING lor ln~eta~n ~t~~~~ LANDSCAPE DESIGNS We de meyer 's Auctron Ser vice, Gallipolis. Ohto 740-379-27 20 tl IB• .Sel"tt·U 619-645-8434 . Auction and Flea Market Ru:k Pearson Auc11on Comp;any, full tim e auctioneer. complete auction serv~ce . Licented 166,0hlo & Wett V ~rg rnra , 30•· n J.5785 Or 304·nJ.5447 . psychic125029Lh tm $3.99 /Min. $195.00 INSTALLED' No Embarraa,m~nt ... • You're ·T reated 'with Respect! . c ASK QUESTIONS, GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S 01 PSYCHICS 1·900· 740· 6500 Ell. ALCOA WORRYING!!! Sl Rt. 7 Sidewalk n le· Fdday & Satur· day, 10am-4pm Oct. 30· ·~ , . Where!!! Henderson. WI/ acro11 from· !'OS! oii1Ce at the JunQ Ue SIIOppe..,., J ...._ . IrS • ~ 005 REPLACEMENT WINDOW ri) SPECIAL • • ~ 740•7·42•3411 1011511 mo No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankr~Jptcy Repo • Divorced Loc11ttd In the lnsurnnce Plus Rulldln~ 30 Announcements ,. . ..:,.; ;;.. ~ T ~· Free Estimates Insured 740-992·2068 ~----------------------~~,~~~1:•~=u1~m~·~-~ ~------------------------------~·~n~,;o,~··~· ~--------~'="'~'=-~· .. CARPET With ADally Sentinel ' -:~ ;rJ'#..L', 1 Roofs • Decks • Garages " CREDIT Call 740•843•5426 6:30a.m. until 7 :30 Now accepting Applications for the elderly, disabled One bedroom, all electric, rent subsidized apartments Mlnpr Repairs • Cabinets 1·800·809-7721 '38 1 mgnth Garage saie· R.dge-wooci Esrares. three mdn out Sand H1ll Ad , Sa turday. ·7 •12 Toys . boolu . doltrel and IT'IriC SAVE STEPS!. ''"- Shop the . t¥:t:. ........ . Want Ads New Conlfruction & Remodeling Doe111 'I Coal More" 740-448-9418. 1-800-872·5967 The Pomeroy Cross Pointe $11.00 per mo. "Wftere QuCilily '• Apartments lor Rent per mo. 3 or more families $25.00 per. mo. 1 1 & Vicinity 740 446 9416 1391 Saflord School Rd. Gallipolis, OH SUNSftHOME · .COIS,.RUC,.ION BENNEIT'S HEATING &COOLING '1 . ·. In ll o nor for Pt. Pleasant ANNOUNCEMENT S Small Dumpsters Shear Illu sio ns welcomes Your Nam e : ---------------------- Phone : - - - - - - - - - - - - With Poly Cart NO\I ltt-Clh, Home lnlenor. potl. gtau •il re. smart lrHur. 111"1 f1ndtf. old rocldng cNw, out· trdtt door & hame . houu hold rJ..emJ & kits t"''tiC Nob'e Sumnt Ad T·17 4 off Bracllury Rc:1 Ne'w HW-ef1 Bennett Supply Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard . *Free·s Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat 1111/H ttn Apply . In person or · call Veterans Memorial Hospital, Human Resources at 740·992·2104 OH 45769 12/21/981 mo. Heat Pumps AI Low AI the tiling roqulremsnla will be eligible tor election t• director. (1 0) 16,23,30 3TC • "You're washing the floor with the , soup-ol·the-day!" , Yard Sale Yard sale Saturday October 3111. 1Oarn-4pm Pw. J3 O':l•hQ out of Discount Prices 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Points Area) *Free Estimates time positions available. Add ress Residential Pick-up "Ea1y Ot>er 1f1e Pltorte Bank Fi1JIInting" 'Air ~oildltloners As Law AI '28 a mgmh annu~t~l 7 40-698·7.231 Vatera.ns Memorial Hospital Is looking for . caring, dedicated Licensed Practical Nurses. Must haviir current Ohio . license. Full time · ·positions available. Pomeroy, · Call for appointment (740) 992-2036 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING (740).2-11144 By Calling 'f4!!t~ llHt!JRIBil· or 440 • Hot Water Heater • Freezers • Dishwashers Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps for caring, dedicated State Tested LPN's Conflici/War 44087 Wlpple Rd. "H•t• lnvtftltry" 'Roof Coatings 'Vinyl Skirting 'Water Heaters •ooorJWindowo 'Electric/Plumbing SuP.Piiea 'Fiberglau & WOOd Steps MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light weight, 1lbef'91aas state and county approved with IWo-year warranty. 740-742-2566 D. Howard Tilne to get ..,-our furnace ser..-iced for -inter Computer Balancing & Mounting Businesses S,ave Money, Tool 7 40·698·9114 Brancl) of Service _ Free Estimates 211- New & Used Tires Call Ken Young (740) 985-3551 election ot dlrectoro Ia helil. Only regularly nominated CAttOUR· QffiCEjAT 7 40·992·21 04 740-378-9807 1 .Our Customers Ar~ S~eclal L & L Tire Barn. • Dryer Veterans Memorial Hospital Is looking at 614-992·7643 .·.~ Apply In person or call Veterans Memorial Hospital, Human Resources Dates of Active Duty Joe Wllaon (814 992-42n "Need repair on any make?" society who are resldenlo.i>t . Meigs County, at lout · 7 Nursing Assistants. Part time and full In Honor Of (name (md rank) Love, (name relationship to veteran) Photo of . .. Help Wanted Hall (Maximum 500 sq. ft.) OHIO DISPOSAL . THE APPLIANCE MAN SOUTHERN $10.00 date ot election, may vote . • Members ol the society must declare their candidacy for the office ot Director of the aocloty by tiling with the Socrotary Debbie Watson, 42455 .Woods Rd., Coolville, QH 45723; a petition algned by BULLETIN BOARD' .*~" ~ol~mn Inc~ weekdays l.to.o ·column i1Jch Sunday' STNA · VETERAN SALUTE 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Photo - $12.00 (shnwn ac1ua l size) 110 PleaseFii/OutAndRetum With Your Payment To: C!O The Dally Sentinel Ad With BEECH GROVE ROAD ·' r-~------ ·-----------· , In Honor Of Luve, )'out· Fa.mi ly PER GAME 124, oold point Ia whero tho contorllne ol Corn Hollow Ro1d lnloroecte with Route 124; thonce with the centerline ot Routo 124, s. 50' 02' 33" E. 153.87 toetto . 1 point at tho c.onter ol a bridge; !honea N. 37' '11 ' 32 '~ E. 24.91 toot to tho true point of beginning, sold & $59.95 (Cut ·out tor Future Dlocounl) "X~ permitted. Only residents ot Melgi County ,. holding membership certlllcatll to)' 13 pan_~; , MOBILE HOME ·PARTS fairgrounds, Monday, Nov. I will offer tor ule at . MON. & WED•. action, public ouctlon lnolde the door ot tho Counhouoe In . 6:30P.M. :s~d~0~t"~ov~~~.~~~~: ot 10:00 A.M., the following RUTLAND dtiCrlbed rill ...... , In lht Townohlp ot Sltulto P.OST 467 Rutland, Molge County, Beginning 11 o point STAR BURST Ohio: In tho centerline of Route $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE Remodeling 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Rooms HOWARD'S TRI-COUIIn SAIIITATIOII 1(11111'1 - "Builcl Your Dream" . The annual election of the 3 FREE ESTIMATES (No Sunday Calls) Public Notice ...BIN.GO Honor Our Heroes ====· ·' . 1011/mO. M&J eetate taxe1. • Fall Special· Room Additions • Roofing · -1 •· • .... ... .... . . .. .. . Custom Homes CLEANING COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL In Hi.roric Downtc;wn Po,.,oy 992·7696 . -..- • CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Garages • Replacement Windows • Hartwell Hares ~ . _. ..... . ALL PRO New Homes · · Vinyl Siding ·New Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames • Soap • Baby Gifts offer for aala at the front door of the Courthouse In · 1D or mora members of the Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on the 4th day ol December, 1998. at 10:00 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles .. Terms ot Sole: Cnh on delivery ol deed. Sold aublecl to accrued reol it' PUBUC NOTICE The Daily Sentinel• Page Mlddlep«< & VIcinity : Real Eotate appralotd a1< 524,000.00. The real eotott cannot be oold tor leoo lhon lwo·lhlrdo the appnleed NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sole luued out ot tho of Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, 1• opposite the name to b• counted. The coaling of votes tor directors bf Molgo County, Ohio, In tho October 30,1998 70 01120.000 • Property Addre11: 41~ uncoln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio marked Common Plaas Court of Friday, • logol deocrlptlon ol IIMt ""' Htllt II UIOIIOWI: Sltuote In the Vllltge "" POOMroy. County of M...,, Stott of Ohio: A etrlp ~ leet and 9 lnchn wide off of the oouth olde ot L.ot No. 544 In oald village, fronting on Brown Alley ond running beck ot that width poroll., with the oouth line of Mill Lot. No. 544 to Jamn Jonee weelerly line. Relennce Deed: Voturnf 332, Page 85, Melgo County Deed Roeordo. , Public Notice caae 30, 1998 Public Notice r.,.,. __ Recipe from Independent Pumpkin Farmers of America. For a free pumpkin recipe brochure, ~nd a long (bu,sintSii· size) S<lf·addressed stamped envelope to: Hallowee'l Recipes, P.O. Bo• 629., Burgin, Ky. 40310. Daily Sentinel . By ROBERT DAVlS USA TODAY Public Notice Public Notice 112 •• tome !leo betwttn point 11 oloo In tho IN Ttl£ COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DM$10111 SR 124 - 11M Ohio River Northerly right of way line u per o aurvey of Gecwge F. ot Route 124; thence MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~.Ohio Profnolonol leaving oold right ol woy IN THE MATTER Of THE Surveyor No. -... January line tnd olong 1 _ . ,• ...,. GUARDIANSHIP OF Uno through IIMt proporly ot MARGIE JEAN ICHUU:R, 7,1-. Stld EXCEPTION II mort Dougloo Chipman D.B. 309, ,an lncompelonl peroan tully deacrlbed In EXHIBIT Pg. 395 (FOUl Colli) and C-No. ffl15 ·A" of on Entry tiled Morch following the centerline of 1 NOTICE OF BAI.E Purauant to the order of 3rd.. Ultl In tho MOIIJI omoll crHII tor (Two C.allo), tho Probate Coun of Melgo County Probate Court In H. 2' 25'13" E. ll4.17 feel, N. County, Ohio, In Coli No. C01o No. m15 and .. ma 11 35' j!O'; 'J'T" E. to.51 feet to I 2n1s,t will offer tor toll ot lnC orporotod horoln by polnti thence leaving said crook, s. 54' 08' 43" E. auction on December 4th, No opinion of IIIIo nor 313.52 1111 paning an Iron ,1998, at 10:00. am, on the Mtlgo County Courthoutt corttflcotlon 01 to accuracy pin at 20.00 teet to an Iron atepa, Pomeroy, State of· ot dttcrlpllon rondored by pin, s. 41 ' 28' 39" w. 164.01 the pnpa rer ot thio feet to an Iron pin In the Ohio, to-wn: Northorly right ot way line Sltuoted In tho Township lnotrurnent. Bald premlaea are of Route 124; thence alon~ ot Lobonon, County ot Molgo ond Stoto of Ohio, to- apprtlltd It nlnoty nino Nld rtght ot way line, N. 48 wit: lhouoond dollaro 31' 21"' W. 248.21 loot to the The following deocrlbtd ISet,OOO.OO). Ten percent point ot Beginning and real eatate 1ftuated In the down whon tho bid lo containing 1.00 Acres. Fo~ Latt Source of Tltte Townohlp ot Lebonon. accepted end due when County ot Molgo and ololo accepted ond bolonco upon See D.B. 324, Pg. 557 ot the of Ohio ond bounded ond delivery ot daed . Should Melge County, Ohio doacrlbod •• lollowo In th• balonca not bo. pold, Recordo ot Deeds. Parcel Town 2, Ronge 11 and In 100 oald .down payment will be No. 11-110025.001 Property Addre10: Rou1o Acre loll No. 161, ond No. toritiled. The aalt Ia aub)ect to 11, Box 28, Rutland , Ohio . 162 In tho Ohio Company'• purchaae end more approval ot the Melgo 45ns . portlculorly doocrlbed 11 County Probete Court, Said premises are located followa: Molgo County,. Ohio. The at . Route It , Box 28, Bounded on the North by Guordltn rottrveo tho right Rutland, Ohio 45769. Said Ianda formerly owned by to reject eny and all bldo. premlaee were; appralaed at Newton Kemper ; on the Gory Rupe, Guordlon ot $44,000.00 and ca~not be sold for leiS than two-thirds Eaol by tho Ohio River: on Margie Jean IChular the South by Iondo ot J.M. (10) 30 ot thot amoun) , to wll : Cox; and on the W01t by the (11) 6, 13 3TC $29,333.33. County Rood, ond Term• of Sale: 10% Cash or Public Notlctt contolnlng 93 1/2 ocro1 Certified Check at Sheriff's Public Notice and m•lk In fonn a ;oft dnugh. Roll out on nourcd , urfacc to 112-1m·h thtr kne;>. Cut out b1 >eUil' ~ lth haK uat culler. Pl ace on g r ca\.e d ha kmg 'hcet. Bake at 450 F for 15 w ~0 minutes. Makes 24 to 30 h1 ...: U1I , , dcp<· nJing on dough texture and • ul · tcr ~itc. Get the latest in sports news from the Friday, October Be Paid In Advance . QEACLINE; 2:00 p.m. the dly before the ad 1110 run . Sunday edition • 2:00 p.m. Frtd•Y· Mond1y edition - 10l00 a.m. Saturday. Thursday & Friday, Claggs in Rodney. Blue Willow , Coreli e, Toys , Btankers , Pictures, Lamps , Winte r Cipthes, Jars. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity An Ohio Oil Company Needs Mi.lure Pen on Now In The GALL_.· POLIS Area . Aegardieu 01 Elt· perience, Write M.A. Read . P.Q. Box 696, Oaytorr , OH 45401 . Cast ing · Movie Extras Produc· lion Trainees. Major Film Studio. 614·523·9952 . Computer uurs Needed. Wo(k Own Hrs . $20K ·$75K !Vr. 1·800· 1349·71 86 E:.t. 117 3. www.amp· lt]c.com • Eern· E•tra $$$$$ HOLIDAY HELP NEEDED • With Taking Gi11 Orders & Hoet· lng Demonstrations ' Candles • Barh & BOdy 'Fragrances 'Aromarherapy ' Skin Care • Children's Gltts Cali Tracy 740.441 -1982 Experienced Au to.e ody Repair· man . Apply At : Larry's Bod'y Shop, 2046 Addison Pike , GaiU· polls. MOS NURSE POS1110N Cen turion Management Group, ~ ProgresSive Long Term Care Company (Med icare & Medlcak:l Certlfiad) . Is Currently Ta~ i ng Ap· plication& For MDS Nurses. E)l cellent Working Environment And B.enelil s. Quali fications Include Ohio AN Li cense . Bachel ors De· gree Preferred . The Suc cess ful Candidate Will Need Stro ng ClinJ· ca t Skills And Experience In MDS Submission. Please 9ubmll A At· sume To Te rry Quinn, Director Of Quality Assur an ce, 215 E. WenQ· er A.;rad, EnglewoOd , OH 45322. Needed someone ·to stay with eJderty gen tleman, room anQboa rd, small salary, prefer male 304· 89 5·3942: Now AcCep ting Applications At Domino's Pizza, Ga llipolis & Po· me roy Locations. Please Apply In Person . Oak Hill Trucking Compa ny I.S Seeking E•perle nced Semi Trac· tor Trailer Drl\lers. Ellcelient Pay & in surance Pa ckage, Over The Road & Loca l .Driving , Exper(· 'an ced Driver s On ly, Call 740· 682-7773. '. I Overbrook Center has part time LPN posi·Uons availab le lor a{l shifts, If Interested please co ntact Ang ie Halle y at 74 0- 992· 647a. EOE I· Part· Time LPN'S, 16 to 32 Hours Par Week . Ca ll Middlet on Es,.tates . 740·446-4814. (' I Par t- time ha nd yman ne eded-. sen d re su me to Daily S en ll ne~ . PO Box 729·7 4. Pomer oy, 0~ 45769. · Ove r the Road d nver Needed', Flat. nM Exper1e nce Needed'l • 7 family yard sale. Nov, 2nd & 3rd, Call: 304·675·5873. . 9· 5 , Skaie ·A· Way (985 ·99961. lurnilure , metal clo the s cabiner , Wanted- pe rso ns 55 and ove r tQ help teac h rea ding· at Pomer oy m r~ro wave , exercise BQuipmenr , El emen tary with lhe STAA S Pro' TV. Nintendo & ga mes , carpet . winter clothes . eme_igency vehicle gram . Fift ee n ho urs pe r wee ~ Choice of $2 50 per hOur stipend tig ht. . '89 Dodge pickup , lots or or tultron un1rs lor your grandctl ild misc . or a child ol you r choice. Pa l ~ 75 CUste r St. , Fri. & Sat. . new mile ag e and lr ee Ju nch fo r a ~ application or more in lormation. Sears items. baby clothes, misc. call 0 1ana Coa tes. 740·992·2 161. • All Yard Saln Mull Be Patd In Advance . Oedllne : 1:OOpm the Wanted · Sub,sti!Uie Hygienist lor . d1y before the 1d I• to run , mate rnity leave. December I 8111 Sundey • Mond•y •dltlon- throu gh the second we ek oi Fe · bruary. EKc:ellent wo rkmg condl• 1:00pm Fridoy. \Ions 1n a modern otflce wi t !~ great Sat , Oct . 31st . 9·?, Ro adside pay. Please call 304-773·5620 or Park. Syracuse. size smell to pius sen d resume to P 0 80)( 380, plus · Mason. WV 25260 I 1: I �Page 14 • The Dally Sentinel Fnday, October 30, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • :Friday, October 30 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentmel• Page 15 ~~A~IJU.EY~OOOOJPp---~·~~------------------------------~~~==~==============~====:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==::=:=:=:=::: NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ACROSS ALDER I Lively 6-fu 10 Depends (on) 12 Type o1 catd 14 Dltennllll the -·ol 15 Wild clonlwy 310 Homes for Sale Someone To Lwe In A Tall:e Catt Of Elderly Couple for Room I · """ SaJaty l'~3117 7-1 Wof1< AI Home Growtng Company Needs Help Now 1250 SSOO A Wrek Part Ptn Lowered To u_. 70'• w• Conlkktr Ren11ng 3().t.67!5-40M (lOril Or740-441.0136 CKenll BY OWNER T1ma FuH Time Easy & Fun We 6 M11ea N: or Buffalo rn Mason Will Tram No Expeflence Need ed Senou5 lnqunes Only 1 &00- Co 112 m1te orr Rl 62 Bnck home on 1O.acrea wf2 4001Q h living space over11Zed double garage 3 large bedrooms 2 balhS lar.ge lamJiy room wff1re place bonus room large utll•ty room new carpet oeramJC tue 1n batha & llilchen newer heat pump & appliance• Large rear deck 2• above ground pool very prnrate but conviently IOCat ed on tiadl. top roacl wtctty water 204-7048 - 140 Business Training Galllpo~•• Career Conege Spltng Valley Plaza 7.t0 446 -4381 1 800 214 0452 Accredtted Member ACICS Reg 190-*- IZ7<8 Schools Instruction 150 Pnce S139.000 lent SkillS for your childs devel opment.Call us for more tnforma 1iOo ~71;-5847 M-F 7 3().5 30 changes W1lh Other T me Share Locationa) 110 200 740 44fl clean.ng Call Edna Lan•er 304 675-8738 Electr•c maintenance service Wlr ng breaker boxes light fix ture heating systems and Re .-•no ~74-<l126 FurMure repacr rehnJsh and rea toration also custom Otdert OhiO Vattey RetlnishtnQ Shop Larry PNI!ipl 740-992-6578 Georges. Portable Sawmill don 1 haul your logs tO the mill just call 304-675 1957 Mature christian lady will babysit in your home dependable e•cel lent references 740-742 2091 Will Work For 14 00 /Hour Will Haul Trash Junk Etc 740 367 0140 ' FINANCIAL Buslneas Opportunity 210 !NOTICE! OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHING CO recommends lt'lar vou c:lo bus neu with people you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you have lrwesllgated the otfertng ESTABLISHED RETAil AEPSI EiciiJng Service Oeslgned To Complement Present Product L.lnes EJtcellent Commissions ! FaJt Aesume To 888 7!53 6334 Or Call740-753-6605 230 Professional Services Llvlngaton 1 B11ement W•ttr Proofing all basement ~ repain done free estimates lifetime guarantee 12yrs on )otJ experl ence 304-895--3881 Llvlngtton 1 Be~emeru Weier Proofing all basement repairs done lree estimates Hlelime guarantee 12yrs on job ellperl All real estate adver1 srng In th s newspaper Is subJect to the Federal ~a Hous ng Act of 1968 whrch makes I !legal to advert se any preference m tat on or d1scr m1natlon based on race color rebg on sex tam 11a1 status o national o rg n or any Intention to ..... make any such preterencn-. 1mltat on or d scnmlnauoo Th s newspaper wi I not knowfng y accept advert sements tor rea estate whiCh •s n v olaton ot the law QIJr readers are hereby rntormed tnat all dwell ngs adver1 sed nth s newspaper Cunnrngt'lam Realty Broker 372 5969 JackJ.On/Mason Co line HJ caliOn "Mrnl condition 5yr old br ck ranch art-mostly level 4 6 acre1 3 car garage •orkthop rormat living & dlnmg cann•ng kiiCh&n/utlllly/l)lntry fully equippe(l kitchen 1179 000 Tomble50n Run 4 46 acres•/ 11 4 m~le on right $21 ooo Home for sate three bedroom one bath nice nome priOICI nghl 740-949-32211 House & Lot For Sale 2 B&d rooms 1 Bath $600 Down W A.C Easy Terms located Near Bid well Contact David 1 800 446 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath f~replace gas lurnace 127C sq It ol 1 vlng space In Cheste r asking $47 000 740 985 35S2 2 br /basement close to hospital and stores good nv-estment 304 675 5162 3 Bdrms Famltyroom 1 3 Acres 2 OOOSqFt 3 M les South On 7 16X32 tnground Pool 2 Storage bUildings 740 245 9472 3 Bdrms t 112 Baths Full F n !&lied Basement OouCie Garage Brick 1 Mil& From HMC 74C 4<16 1423 3 4 Bedrooms full dry Casement tirel)la ce forced ~lr/gas furnace AJC fenced corner lot 36 Wind aor Cl 304-675 7265 6yr 2 3 bedrooms toft tongue/ groove pellet s1ove HP/CA ap l)llances garag& spa acre Bu!a ville Pike 74().367 02S6 Mobile Home & 314 Acre Lot For s.: 1960 Klrlg5IOy 14<70 3 Bedroom&, 2 8alhs ~ S R 218 Da)IJ 740 4-46 3278 Even•nt• 740-446--3099 New 14x70 S500-Down S199 po1 mo Free a11 lklft I 809 891 S777 NEWt4d038R GLAIIOUR BATH S199 Mor1l1 Or1t; AI OAKWOOO HOliES NITRO W¥ 304-71H116 New 1exao SSOD-Down 124S.per mo Free air skirt 1 800 891 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom 1ncludel 6 months FREE lot rent Includes aklrtlng deluxe steps and setup Only S187 08 per month with S1075 down Call 1 1100-837 3238 reduced agarn w111 consider selling on land contract 3 bed room spht level new 3 car ga rage new heat pump and alr new carpet throughout very nrce home 740 742 4000 REO BRICK RANCH S!yle House Excellent Cond lion Par !latty F n shed easement 2 Car Garage Serious tnqulrles Only!l 740-446-3385 A•gh1 In Cadmus Great Localion! 1!2 Acre MJt 3 Sed room House 2 Baths Living Room Dining Room N ce Porch 1/2 Basement With Good Dry Concrete Floor N•ce Big Shop Plus A Good l.iaraoe. Top Notch Galcden. Horsa Stall County Water Well Furnace In Basement For Hear Priced Just Righi! Roman C Hershberger 15588 State Route 141 Pa!elo1 OH 45658 New br ck Ranch 3 bedroons 2 car garage plus 2 bath Den storage area All Ecectric! 1 2 Level acres S127 500 304 675 Three bedroom one bath New Haven good nelghCorhood close to school and publ c pool large yard new vlnvl sld1ng per feet starter hOme $38 500 304 882 3319 320 Mobile Homea for Sale $500 Down 01J any 14x70 In stock lmJted number lree deli'V or, Call 1 eoo 691 8777 $999 Oown on anv 98 model Doublewlde In stock Free Del v erv Callt 800 fl91 5777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 800 383 61162 AVAILAIILE. 30H5HU6 Repo' For Sale 2 l 3 Bedroomt Ouaill)l By Phone 1 800 2S1- 5070 IIEPO'SI For Sale 2 & 3 Bedroom OW.ily bv phone 1 800-251oo5070 Repoed Double Wide On Lot 3()4..736-7295 Hous& Trailer on Broad Run Ad 3br 1 112 bathl 2 added on rooms Porch garage Lot 2 AI s household ltems $15 000 304-882 3426 c We Finance Land & Home With As Little AI $500 Down 1 806 928-3426 340 Business and Buildings Commercia 1 Olflce or Retail 87 Mill 51 Mlddlepor1 1 450 Sq Fl $400 mo Corner Build ng 740 992 6250 Acqultltlont (neKI <!Oocl 350 Lots & Acreage 1 38 Acres Lev&l WJt2f:t X 60Ft Mobile Home 24X24 Garage 9Ftx;10FI Storage Bulldlng $38 000 00 740 388 8664 Approximately 3 5 Acres Perrv Twp For Sale 740 4•6 4809 or 740 44fl 1104 Aher 5 OOPM 5310 days or 740 8-43 51-47 alter 6pm 1971 Hillcrest 12x60 two Ced rooms washer dryer stove & re frigerator air underpinning S4500 740 992 5039 1987 Clayton ~ Bedrooms 2 Baths Central Air Gas Heat Great Cond tlonl740 388 8475 Price rwuced 1990 Spruce Ridge 14x70 mob It hOme very good cond lion 2 bedrooms 1 & 1/2 baths washer & dryer stove refugerator ce,lrat air 8x8 out side bu d ng mmed ate posses slon 740 992 6582 2 Baths Must Move $29 500 74q 256-1311 Couble wide Dream Homes Only 5999 Down 6 99% Interest Rate Free Satell te 0 Sh w/Pur chase Only II Oakwood Homel Nitro WY 304·765 5865 5 Bedrooms 3 bati'IS wlll1 over 2 COOs(! ft Under $350/mo 1 800 251 5070 5 Bedrooms 3 Baths With Over 2 000 Sq Ft Under $350/Mo 1 800-25 5070 BM30 tully equipped ready to move $1200 740 742 8282 91 14x70 2 bedroom 2 bath $15 000 with porches 740 992 4256 ABANDONED HOME 3BA Assume loan Low Monthly Payments Flntncing Available 304 755 5566 E Z Finance Renters & 1st Time Buyers 2 & 3 Bedrooms Under $200/mo 11100-251 5070 Easy F nance Aenters & 1st T me Home Buyers We Have 2 & 3 Bedrooms Around $200 Month l m led T me Only! 600 251 5070 I ~'------::----.,- For sale Ocala Fla 101 mobile home 2 bedroom 2 bath F!a room 2 out buildings $32 000 will finance well & septic call alter. 611m 740 992 9039 Efflc1ent clean rwo bedroom doposi1 reloronou no po1l 304S7Ht112. Houaa for Renl w1th option to buy 4 bedroom 1112 baths I car gatage lanced 1n yard I Central a"Jbeat WasheriO~r Hook up l.g Deck Stove Rerng Oilhwa l<>r f<omlshed S525 P1ul Deposit (3041 1171;-7873 NIOI 2 Of 3 bedrootn hOule in Po~ no po11, 740-992 5858 Three bedroom house near lhe - . al Aj)j1lo Gra.e on Rt 2 No HUO IVI.IIable 1111198 3()4.;.576- 2842. 420 Mobde Homes for Renl All SOLD Call For Free Maps + Owner Fl nanclng Info Take 1C% Off Listed Prices On Cash Purchases! Com mere al Or Resident al Tr pie Lo t With Income In Crown Citv On Roula 7 IS3 500 740 256 1426 Scenic Valley at Apl)le Grove WV Building lots single wldes accepled public riater 20 minutes lrom new Bullalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Several 5 acre parcel• remote beauHful land Meigs County Sci plo TWp SA 692 Oust off SR 143) owner llnancing ($1800 per ecre) Call lor goOd mep 740.593-8545 360 Real Estate Wantad We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 41 0 Houses for Renl 2 Bdrm House In Gallipolis Oe pos 1 Requ red No Pets 740 379 2400 2 Ceelroom ell electric home In Letart Falls with carport lawn & garden Huct accepted with com plated app cat on & references W/0 740 992 2311 after 6pm outside pets only 3 Bed ms 1 Bath F\amlly Room Full easement Lg 2 Car Garage 2 M les Out On 141 Available Nov I 1998 74C 446-4824 3 Ceelroom country no use with lawn and garden will pay lor some aecoratlons or upkeep Board Rd letart 304 e75 2484 3 Cedroom hOuse tor rent refer ences & dapos 1 required call af tar 6pm 740 742 2427 3 bedroom house w th garage lor rent In Rutland 5285/mo plus de posit 740 742 23S7 3 bedroom In Chester new fur nace up dates relerances & de posit reQuired 614 501 8339 alter 6pm 992 2167 2 Anct 3 Bedroom Mobile Homea OIJ McCiaakey Ad StoV& Refrlg erator Water And Trash Paid No Pet• $300 00 And $350 00 Plus 08POII1 740 388 9fl86 Alter menl Mt Vernon Ave no pet1 ralerence and depos11 304 875 2651 Tara Townhouse Apartment& Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floon CA 1 112 Bath Fully Ca1 - Patio No - le.... Plus Furnished Rooms C1rcie Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO C1nemu Sl'lowtlme & O•t.ney W&eltly Raitt Or Monthly Rate& Construcnon Worltera Welcome 7~1 5698 7~1 5167 460 Space for Rent Mobile home site available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call Trailer For Rent Baautllul River View 198 Ri.,.er Street Kanagua Ceposil References No Pets 740 441 OtB1 Foster Trailer Park Trailer For Rent 740 448 1279 Two bedroom trailer for rent in Gallipolis Fimy 304-B75 3216 Two bedroom partially lurnlshed near Leon main road $200 de posit S200 month call 740 446 1930 after 00 pm e Apartmenls for Renl 440 99~ 2216 1 Bedroom Economical Gas Heat W!O Hook Up Naar Cinema $279/Mo Plus Utllltles Oeposll & Lease Required 740.448 2957 2 Bedroom Townhouse Style Apartment Gallipolis 1 1/2 Baths A ir App liances Deposit Re quired $37M.oto 74Q.441 1519 apts ~ total electric ap ~~~::~\·;~lcl9se u~~rnlsl1ed laundry room to school in town available at Village 149 or cal 740 992 3 Bedroom no l)ets deposit re qulred reference required 30C 00 a month 304 675 8806 BEAUTIFUl APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 5.2 Westwood Or ve !rom $279 to $358 ~alit to shOp & mo ... ies Call 740 446 .2568 Equal Housing Opportunltv Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Com p etelv Redecorated Clean New Carpel No Pets Or Smoking Rei erence & Deposit Requ red Also Furnlstled 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740446 t519 Furnished Upstairs Apartment Close To Downtown Gallipolis Also 3 Room Cottage Retrencas AnCIOepost 740 4461158 Gracious living 1 and 2 bed oom apartments at V nage Manor and Rivers de Apartm&nts In M ddle l)ort From S249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Ol)por !unities Lalayeue Mall Gallipolis 2 Bed ro oms 2 Baths All Utilities In eluded $450/Mo Deposit Re qulred Plus 2 Rooms & Bath No K1tchen $200/Mo All Ulllltles In eluded 740 441 1005 Nice Clean 2 Cedroom refarenc Washer /Oyer Hook Upl 304 675 Rent 3 Bedroom one bath Ap pte Grove Wv HUO Approved Water/Sewer Pd S320 Deposit Now Accepting Applications Fo r One B&droom Al)artments washer !Dryer Hook Up can For More lnlo From 10 AM 9 PM 740 446 96t 1 I Bethlng polio 740-448-1528 One year old female Pe1t1ngeu RegJStered to go:od home bell oflef: 304-675-2215 Stud servtct AKC champion btoocl h !*I Scllnauz!r (S & PI guarantee call 740 992 6700 leave 570 message"""'"""'" John Deere dozer 6 way tllade new engine 112 500 Traileze tri axle tlea'o'y equipmenl trailer dove tall with ramps $3 500 Kirtg Cutler 5 brush hog $250 1972 Mac truck 237 Mac motor S2 000 740-742 2675 Kenmore gas dryer $50 740 992-3575 Kurtz Well keyboard IOOC senes 168 preprogrammed rnstruments excellent cond t on comes w lh case stand & musrc gu1de 740 Prlmeatar S49 mslallalion S100 worth ol free program ng free Holiday g ft pack 6()1).263-2640 Household 510 Goods Quilt og Machme & S nder (S no er) Excellenl Condition 52 700 740-643-2582 Washers dryers refr gerators ranges Skaggs Apl)liances 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7398 I 8e8-618.()126 SALE Kitchen Cabinets 63o/.OFF hsl pr ce if purchased by the end ol October Free n nome estl mates Tn County Drstr butors Inc 1 800 352 3147 SATElliTE SYSTEMS 1S RCA Dish 519 99 per Month Ask About Fr.e& Programm ng No Cred t Check Prom 8 OOAM 9 OOPM 1 1!()1).325 7S38 Antiques 530 &em S200 OBO 304 674.()198 Buy or sell Riverine Anliques 1124 E Main Street on. At 124 Pomeroy Hours MTW 1000 am to 600 pm !funday 100 to 6 00 p m 7-40 992 2526 Russ Moore owner For salt 5 h antique wicker set tee call 304·458 1843 12 noon 1 30pm or Mn!ngs 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise " WARM UPI" Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con drtlonlng Free Est1mat&SI U You Don t Call Us We Both Lose! 74()..446-6306 1 8()()..291 0098 Hunttrt Special Pile Inn Bed antj Brealtlast Leon WV $36/ person or $4512 people 304 937 2447 Oiamond cluster ring size 8 ap prox 1/3 karat 14K Cand $300 740 949-2202 Electric Scooters Wheelchaus New And Used Sta~rway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooter Lilts Bowman s Homecare 740 Entre collection o l eeanle ea blest 24 current 19 re tired 11 May re leases and 15 1997 and 1998 Teenle Bean es 'Many hard to I nels No bears $500 lor all Call 304 773 5155 between 5 and 9PM 27CuCic Feet Wh1te Slde/S de Kenmore Refrigerator Ice water tn Door Too Big For KllcMen Sicllonal Couch With Queen Size Bed In II 740 446 4255 S1x electr c exercise toning ta bles Lose weight and keep It off 304-675-7961 Small Store Inventory Mostly All New But Some Used About $6 000 00 Worth Sell All For $3 00 Or Trade 740 256 ooo 1385 Used computers $100 $400 a svstem base~ on your needs plus used parts call 740 992 6700 leave message I not home Used Furniture Office Equipment Cesks Cha~rs 2 Typewriters Olnlng Room Table & 6 Chairs Breakfast Table & 4 Chairs 2 Cressers & Chest 01 Drawers Compute Printer Ama na Range Microwave See At 450 Second Avenue Ga llpolls 740 446 9539 Wanted advertising collect!I:Jies Coke Peps etc Including old tin signs 740 992 5053 Musical Instrument& Waterline Special lt4 200 PSI $.21 95 Per 100 1 2CO PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com press on F nngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ot'llo 1 800 537 9528 We buy antl(lues and partial or compete estates batly 1ems and old Fiestaware Jeans Furn ture & Ant ques Tuesday through Frl day 11am 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport Building Supplies 550 $375 00 740 256 6445 29 People Wantecl To Get Paid $$$ For The POunds Or Inches You Will lose In The Next 30 Oays AI Natura /Gauranteed CaiiTmcyA174044119S2 3 Piece L R Group Set Kroa er Tradllional Camel Color $50C 00 Matcl11ng Set H gh Back Swivel Rockers Mauve Double Recline Loveseat Nearly New Bedroom Su t Solid Walnut Triple Oresse W th M rror 1 Pace Amer ican StandJHd To ile t Bone Color 00 Never Used Still In Box 7-40 367 01.25 •300 3Ft )( 8Ft Sli de Wlnctow 3Ft )( 3Ft Slide WindoW 2 Dinette Sets Clnlng Room SuH Living Room Suit 740.2-45 !5236 Block Orick sewer pipes w nd ows 1 ntels etc Claude Winters A o Grande OH Cal 740 245 5 21 $76 650 1 800 406 5126 560 Pels for Sale 4 P.ek ngese AKC registered 2 I 3 yrs old 2 f 4 months old call alter 5pm 740 843-5175 e Pupp as Full Blooded Esk mo Sp tz $100 co Each 7 Males 1 Female Cal 740 992 5465 A Groom ShOp Pet Grooming Featu 1ng HydrO Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 740 446 0231" Almond Whir pool Washer $85 00 Two GE Washers $65 00 Each Almand Maytag Dryer $75 00 Two Other Dryers Wh1rl pool $50 00 Each 740 446 9C66 Alter 5 AKC golden retr ev-er pupp es 1st sh,ots and wormed $200 304 675 1689 days 304 576 2998 alter 7 pm Aluminum lrame storm windows eigl'1t 34x53 two 34\:37 $10 each 740 992 7836 Large Rocking Horse Baby Ced H Qh chair Swing Strol er Car Seat 304 675 4548 Beane Babies Sel ng Below Secondary Market Pr ce 304 675 3090 Churct1 pews lor sale 12 twelve loot 4 tan foot $200 each 740 949 2217 Come Get Your Cut To Length SlaC Firewood At The Sawmill Just Outs de Of Patriot On Patr ot Road $15 A P ck Up Load Buy One Get The Nelli One Free Thru Oct Oa~ beet w th mauress S125 k ng srze comforter & sheet set?' $40 engagement ring size 7 $125 74().94~ 1023 FARM SUPPLIE S & LIVE STOCK AKC Reg ~1e red Chinese Pug Pups 2 Mates 3 Females All Fawn Colored $250 740 d'e 4&16 Deere wide lront end gas gOOd condft10n 52 800 '140247 2961 160 A Barko Loader/C TA Saw Duck Excell&nl Condition 740 662 73t8 24 USED TRACTORS STOCK IN Fmanc ng As Low As 6 9% W1th John Ceere Cred•t Approval On Used Tractor& Carm•chael s Farm & Lawn Gallll)ol & Ohro 740 44e 2412 or 1 800 594 1111 Also See The "New 4000 Seres Compact Ut1l ty Tractors Several In Stock Agco-AIIIo Specie! Tractor 5670 63 PTO H P 4 wheel dnve world famous air cooled diesel engine Goody8ar Radial t ires all 4 wheels l nde penC!ent 540 and 1000 PTO Hy draul lc wet diSc Crakes all 4 wheels Ollferentlal lock front & rear dual hydraulic remotes ROPS aM Canopy t6JC16 Trans mls!lon lullv synchronized for ward & re verse shuttle Zinc coa ted sheet metal 4 year or 4000 hour drive trarn wam)ntv Check your JD MF FNH or CIH dealer and see how long they warranty 1here drive train Keel er s Service Center S! Rt 87 Pt Pleasant & Ripley Rd Leon WV 25123 304 895 3874 Wanted To Buy 350 Chevy En gina 740-446 1052 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Comm11rcial lawn Equipment CompactlUtllty Tractors From 2C To 39 HP All Sizes Of 4 WO And 2 WD Farm Tractors Hay Equ1pmenl John Deere Sk d Steer Loader& Check Wltl'l Us Abou t Finane ng On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Ft nanclng On New And used Equ pment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Galllpol s OH 740 446 24 1218005941111 620 Wanted lo Buy Wanled to buy Mason or Gallia area 100 Acres More or Less Farm wood/Land Call 6756363 Livestock 2 Angus Heifers and 1 Angus Stee 740 388 9708 Baby pigs lor sale 740 949 2908 Custom Slaughter and Process lng Deer processing and sum mer sausage WV Sausage Co 9C7 4th St New Haven WJ 30-4 ,IIS2 3194 TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale 1968 Bronco excel ent co ndition $5 000 740 949 2217 1976 Chevy Nov& 4 Door Au tom A/C Always Been Garaged 740-446 9320 Alter 5 OOPM $500 Poli ce Impounds All Makes Ava lab e Call 1 SOC 522 2730 Ext 4420 1995 Chev Tat'loe LT r&d wUh • Q8 2 t .. 10 7 6 3 aAKQ85 1nterf:! or tape and cd pla)ler 15 be4 fJliles faclorv plasllc eovtt'J., carpel garage ~ S26 000 call 230 000 ...... 740-2116-8392 GITTIN' 730 Vans & 4-WOs MAIL 1985 Ford 4x.C 4 Speed V 0 Pnce 13 000 740 367-02tD 1987 F 250 Super Duty XLT 1.af lei D1esel 4x4 I 1 0 000 7 40 256-1579 Jeep Cherokee Llm ted 4 0 L power everything AC 4 wheel dove CD player $4200 OBq 740 742 2367 IVT ~·M 5TIC~ING v/ITtf 13 500 740-992 6219 aftec 6pm ; 86 Ford F 150 302 Fuel lnJecteol P~tlClJ5fiON. Auto Trans Air Rebuilt Trans. Good Body 12 600 (304189~ 3237 or 895 3237 Ford Aerostar S5 900 740 742 7243 XLT VEl' Motorcycles 740 THE BORN LOSER 1997 Honda Recon 4 wheeler excellent condition $2700 740 992 6219 after 6pm V' .... ,..-~(. c:ot..:)l'l\ GIVE: OUt C.N'\DY,.., c:al\ eiJT!',£\C II<.IC.K OR- U:EATIN 1\.TT~I:) ~OU~ 1 96 Yamaha 350 Wam1er Etc cond 1on $2 5CO (304) 895 30B:p ~E. C:>IVE:l OllT TOOt~&l..JSflf.SI oc (3041895 3237 750 Boats & Molors for Sale 20 Ft 1995 P ayboy /ChattengN Pontoon 50 HP Honda Gas t.-16tor low Hours Excellent Condt ton $8 50C Vickie 740 245 5433 Summers not over Kawasak STS Jet ski still under warranty th ree seater 83 horsepower bought new July ol 97 three malchmg Kawasaki sk v-ests and trailer all go with ll Priced to sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 2045 wll consider trade for a good pontoon boat I loiANT M'l' COSTUME TO SE tOO PERCENT AIJTHENTI(. \ r loltLL NOT !<:EST LINnL.. I LOOt<. Auto Parts & Accessories 760 E.X...(.TLY LIKE HIM' Budget Priced Tran sm ss~ns and Engines A Types Acoess To Over 10 000 Transmlss ons 740 245 5677 • o New gas tanka & bodv parts & Fl Auto Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800 .273 9329 Set Of 4 Armstrong Tires LT 265 75 A 16 Mounted on Chevy Ctlr 1/elle Wheels All For $301) p£1 740 367 0125 ~ Campers & _; MQtor Homes • • 790 1983 Motor Home Chevy Ch\.1 sis Sa I Conte nact Generator -2 Gas Tanks AIC A 1 Condition 740.367 7C93 0 740 367 7070 ' 1984 Cavalier e•celient condl lion $1100 740 378 9806 91 Motor Home 460 Fora Engtn• 14EV 1 ARENT VOlJ GOING TO SIT, IN Tile PUMPKIN PATCH AND WAIT ~Oii: THE ' 6REAT PUMPKIN 1 SERVICES 810 1987 VW Golf 5 Speed 4 Doors Gold Ewt lint Sunroof $2 COO 740 446 0910 Before 9 PM 1988 Bonn evil e LE ma oon 4dr new llre s & tlrakes good cond $3 20C 304 675 5792 after 5pm Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlt anal ll tellme guarantee Local relerencas furnished Es tabllshed 1975 Cal 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 600 2S7 057S R9g 02 9 3446 NADA Book 74().256 1011 1998 P.Onllac Trans Am Fully Loacted v 8 Will Take Pay Off Or Take Over Payments 740 446 4548 II No Answtr Leave Message Or 740 446 7764 n Cobra Mustang 2 369 new C transmission needs paint job OBO 304 576 2596 720 Trucks for Sale 1965 Chevy pick up 314 ton good runn ng cond ton 740 992 2042 C&C Genera Home Main tenence Paml ng vlny sldtng ca rpentry doors w Mows balhs. mebrle llome repal end more For !ree estimate call Chet 740 9926323 Prolessronal 20yrs exparleflce wllh a ll masonery bnck bloOM: & stone Also roo m additions ga rages etc Free es t mateS 304 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Res dental or commercial wrr ng new service o repairs Master ll censed elect lclap Ridenour E actrlcal WVOOC3.'06 304 675 1786 ma.culine nor feminine Dealer East 24 Emerold llle West Pass North 4• ol a ahlp East 25 Scoundrel• Ia 28 Ma.-.h plont 28 ActrHI 27 Blrthmorka All pass Archer 31 urll', fllghtleaa bird 33 Broo and Not sometime -it's now or never others. 38 Connecting worda 40 Giant ' 41 A Ch1plln 42 Topeka Would Thmms Jefferson have made ' a guoil bndge player' Perhaps not hecause m a leuer to G~or£e Washmglon on May 16 1792 he Wrtlle Delay " prderableto error That ts olten true ot course but at the bndge table delay <an be an error By w.ty of example lake lh~> dea. You reach four spades The defend ers c4!sh the1r twu dub lru.:ks then swnch 10 d1amonJs How do you conunue? Also whal do you lhmk ot !he b1ddmg? Seme players would open that East hand With one d1amond because they don tltke the reb1d after a one spade response by p trtner rhat IS not my style I prefer to b1d my longest sun ttrsl (I would reb1d one no trump over one spade <au It !lower shaped skm growl hs .md 11! 1 W1th South lookmg al SIX w1nners and a decent seven can.l sutl ht s 1hree spadt: over calf IS 1extbook Ye1 a Young Turk would b1d lour sp 1des West w,mls to ac1 but "JUSt too weak OppoSite a Young Turk North should pass Bul facmg a more conservauve b1dder four spades ts a reasonable gamble North has ftt and controls (.tees and kmgs) You slarl wtlh ntne uu.:ks se\en ~p 1des one he:.Jt t tnd ont! dt unond 'l;ou musl eslahltsh dummy s heal! ntnt! for tn~.:k I 0 And you mu st ht! ad that way wnhoul delay ho!lore dr.tw mg trumps W1n w1th dummy s d1amond .tee ca.sh the heart 1ce 1nd 1uti a he trl h1gh 111 hand Re1urn to dummy wtth 1 trump rult llloth~t ht!art h1~h LW~~ to dummy wnh a trump and rult t thtrd he 111 h1gh F1n tlly play asp Ide to dummy s k1ng tnd c,tsh the he trt nme diScard! ng a dramond Dum my's trumps are vtt,tl entnes 43 Enfold o ot 44 Apax 41 NVC 1 Mayor Giuliani 47 Building wlnge 41 24-hour period• 50- My Parly 52Z..Z..• oloter 53 o........ lop CELEBR~V CIPHER by Lui Campos c.tebtt~ Clphe cl'fl)klgrama a 1 created I quotallona by lo1mous peopWt pasland prneol Eacfl r.iter-., lht ctpher 1t11nd or 11101her Todily • clw N «WBI• W E FED 0 OAB OCVUFP .J 8 EJGMAEEO YENWBDP S D M V E K J ' FDMJCAO V E UK up AMVYEKJ V E AABBPB SDMV MS J D UK L E E YE K AM D 8 K PREVIOUS SOLUTION ~ Explorat1on IS really the essence of the human - (As1ronaut) Frank Borman r::~:~~' S©~ot\1A-"£~S* CLAY I POllAN I•Uers of the 0 words b• 1~111~ ~f sptnt " WORD lAM I Rearrange four tcrambled low to form four simple words I I I Ac E L E v I I 1I I 2 5 0 5 1 EEB I ff' ~ ~ I UL DH E 0 ~-.,~1"1'6:--"Tir;-r~--r-r-1 I . • . Have you ever not1ced that people wtll credtt be1ng nghtto good JUdgment and when wrong fo therr • • • ·? 0 Complete the chuckle quoted by f I ng n the m ss.ng words you dev-elop f rom step No 3 below SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Fa/fly Vtper Lunch Reg1me IN th e MAIL I IFRIDAY 1987 Ford Tempo S7CO 00 304 675 6339 22 Nel- Teal 23 Forward part MAV8E lh JUST SM, SORT OF JOKINGL.V 'THANK VOlJ JUST PUT THE SICVCLE IN THI? SAG' Midas Sell Conta ned Moto'r Home Generator Like New On Ins del $6 000 740 446-6844 1987 CJ 5. Jeep for sa le ca ll t3 PEANUTS 30 000 ml Loaded Super Cl&a1 Dem~o Kar Kaddy II Tow Ooijy 304 675-291 5 I (3041675 1137 ~.onew•• 1t Portico 12 Rtto eg Vulnerable Netther L.-1-...L-.1..-.1....-..JL....J 6038 1992 Terry 26ft Oak Dlnnev CabInets CA Center Heat Ml crowave Twm Beds Excel Col\ d liOn 304 773 5996 Craven 37 WWIIoroo . 198 5 Coachman Slide tn Camper Air Furnace Holding Tank Ae lrlgerator Water Heater Stove oo1 Hydraul ic Jack Tapa Playet Good Condit on $3 500 740 25~ 1998 Cavalier Z 24 BlacK Only 780 Miles PW PL Rear Defrost Cruse Till AIC Keyless Entry 5 Speed Must See I Pr cad Below (www happyJack - good condrlloo AKC Reg sterad Yellow laC Pups 1st Shots & Wormed $250 Each 74C 256-6733 446 8828 nc com) A~ O~AY, 84 CJ7 Jeep new top new door$ Appliance Pa ts And Serv c&. All Name Brands Oyer 25 Years &x perle nee All Work Guaranteed French C ty Maytag 740 446 7795 OUCE 740 448 1933 BROWNS TRUSTWORTHY HOWE /740 fT~ING5 1988 S 10 P ck Up 4x4 5 Speect. Air Power Steering Extended Cab V 6 2 8 Extar Nice $3 5Gq. 740 379 2566 95 !k>lelberg -all Director 1SJapa,... oalad vo!HIIo 20 Small vaTiiy 21 Main couroe properly (II ) 9 French By Phillip Alder 74G-367 7272 1997 Chevy lumina AMIFM AJC Cruse Control Exce ent Condl ton Must Sell $1 500 74C 682 HAPPY 4ACK TRIVERMICIDE • l •• 1 1100-200-2262 X3901 4 Cru•ted dnoert 5 Urge 6 Slrble o beau 7 --coming 8 Not functioning Operung lead a 3 " 1980 1990Tnx:lla S100 $500 Polic8 Impound& All Makes Available AKC Registe red German Shepherd Male and Femala Ava labia Bla cltiS IIver B lack! Tan Bread lo g oo'd Tempera men! (304) 675 4412 Days (304) 895 3322 eve &Weekends Recogn Zed Sate 8o Ellectlve By US Cente For Veterninary Med c ne Aga nst Hook Round & Ta peworms In Dogs & Cals Ava able 0 T C J D NORTH PRO 3• PAW H WE'RE 78 Ford pickup 6 cyl autQ SWB runs very good no rusl ..king $1 600 304-675-6440 ers Waterp ooflng Cockatiel $50 each 740 992 4280 South 3 Ballet move 35 Director 7 t 9 G5 ... 9 4 BARNEY name 32llou., dloh 34C'-"1rom till menu K J 10 3 • o new tires 4 cyl • Q ]0 2 aAQJI0653 1997 P&terb It 379 EM'tended hood Un1blft unracab 475 Cet 1 Speed Slandul) Sleeper DOWN 26 Undivided 27 Gun org t Thll- ~>tee. 30 Thll- clllllrlcl 2 Flnnlfh lirol South 1995 Ch&¥)' S 10 Vortec V 6 5 Speed 30 000 m•les A.!C AU, FM casseue $600 740 245 5160 or 740-24~9504 -.pgutt (2 we!•.I 23 kind o( nill East .. 2 .. 7 4 • K J 6 3 • 1982 Cutlass Supreme- 2 C 260 V8 Good Condition $1 50C 00 Firm 740 992 4568 1994 0 ds Regency 98 Leather Inter or Aear Defrost New Tires Brakes & Rotors Power Every th ng Air Condrt One r $1 ICO 740 742 .24t8 Or 304 675-1860 20:!J~on.!c .. J 2 West 1020 John St SwcluMF-11• Joe55 Eaatty 56 WrTtlng toolo 57 lmmeuurabty 17 Stringed lnetrument 19 lnqullffiVI !03G-tt 1993 Chevy 4X.C Z71 Loaded 350 5 Speed Man)l E•tras• 8ookel14000 $11000 7AO. 1993 Grand AM GT 4 Ooor Red 69 ooo Ml es ss coo 740 367- AKC ad01able Cocker Sl)anlel puppes 740 992-64t2 a K 98 •A9854 • A1 4 ~44 610 Farm Equipment l9eO 1190 HONDA CARS $100 S ael Bu ld ngs New Must Sell 40x60xl4 was $ 17 430 Now 510 671 50•120x16 was $33 560 Now $23 865 60x150x16 Was $48 630 Now $32 350 100xl75x20 Was $98 650 Now 42 Van Base With Formica Top S nk Faucets And Medicine Cabinet Excel ent Condi tion $100 00 Call740 446 2510 Bench like New 11 000 00 740- 630 Nortll J01nt5 3 Ssp Air Tilt Cru•Je Sunroof Exira! $-4 000 Fum• bfack trim Dark rec:t ~tner 46Colorol_... 41 Polar region writer - Gaiii>Ob 1991 S 10 2•d New Tue, Brakes Shocb Batt Ctutctt U 24~ - Alv«- 45 Prill• for 16Thi1Aaven 3QW71;-3753 K1mball Console P•ano With Repaired N&W & Rebu It In Stock cart Ron Evans. 1 800-537 9528 ME RCHANDI S E dresser mirror chest large metal desk 740 992 5742 5100 JET AERATION MOTORS New 28 TV surround sound sy .Boot~case headboard full bed New Apartment 1 Bedroom n RIO Grande All Ulilllles Pad Plus CaCte Walk ing Distance To Campus $37S OOIMO 740 245 Grubb s Paano tuorng & rel)arrs Problems' Need Tuned' Call the Trailer In town I have goOd ref erences Must De through HUD canatter5PM 304-675-1311 446 72S3 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and Uf\furnist'led security deposit requ ired no pets 740 671;-2691 992 3)39 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 992 4602 Good Use<J Refrlge1ator $85 00 Gaa Furnace 48 000 BTU H•gh EH1c1ency 30 Galton Gas Water Heater 1 \'ear Old 14!5 00 30-' A 3 Bedroom House Apt or 2 Bedrooms $37!/Mo Plus UHH 111 electric bath & hall H voucher accel)ltd Racine area Southern School Oillrlct 740 For Sale F1 1f Out W If Deliver 304-67s-&734 capped EOH 304-675-6679 Appliance& Reconditioned Washers Oryers Ranges Refrl grators 90 Cay Guarantee! French City Maytag 740 446 3 bedroom handicapped acces albia. water & sewer provided to Ufi65SS Chacl74()-..t.46..1271 ·uttre w.. tt Syo-· 650 S«on<l Ave Gall• Pia no K1mball /Whitney Gooel Condit on W ith 'Bench St 000 740-441-1416 2 bedroom In country Tuppers Plains water hlp 740 992 7201 leave message $150 deposit no pets call 740 AIIEWOOO Cur Sp1il. DeliYo<ed! Jared 740- Fr001Ch Coly Pe1 Gr000101111 1>1' ~ po~ntment 111110 00c1ge Daio10 W•111 T_. 4 WO Can Be seen On At 511 Wesl 3/10 Of M1ff Past McCor r R1 2 SQUare bales St 00.$2 00 5alurday My tlid<-t.ll pe1S 740-992 5858 742 2714 740 .U6- ( 304)-671;-2~96 Twin Rlvert Tower now accept~ng bedroom tra ler In Middleport no 3 bedroom trailer 1300 a month waanert Dryers Etc -'039 740-446-1 0()4 ... Wv 4<16-11627 2217 3 bedroom mobile home $300 monthly Ball Run no pets Inside deposit water 74().742 2319 Ext1a NJCa used Furn11ure Ap ~ha•c•• D•nette 1 F1eezers Beds Aetr•gerat ors Stoves Happy Jacks Pel Batt! Groom 2201 Jackson Ave PI P leas Hav; fof sale- one rie north on 470 Wanted lo Renl lies & Oeposll No Pe1S 740 446 4313 740 448-0879 1 poaro Dr 740-44&-4525 2 Bedroom Mobile Home $2001 Mo Dei)OIIt 8 Mile& Out Stat& Roure 218 Gallipolis 740 446 8172 740-256-6251 2 bedroom trailer In Racine 3 7864 99:! 1477 Secu11ty Oepos t Requ11ed 740 740 385 4367 2 bedroom trailer In Racine good neighborhood carport & porch S300 per month $300 deposn references required 740 949 t Ccypr l P1a1e $350 740 367 Brrttany Spanief maJe 17 month old regrstered S50 080 140.. 446-3481 5 OOPM 740-388-8371 518~ $320 Monlh (740)247 257! Smatl 1 bedfoom fUif'll&hed apan 450 3 Bed ooms 2 Baths $300/Mo 304 736 7295 One bedroom turnlsh&d apart Mu~(l l epofl 740 992 metu rn 9191 fire place 2 bedrooms 1275 month plus S300 depoat pard In advance call atter 6pm 740-98~ 4372 Pomeroy ar&a 3 bedroOm fl'.iotal electric trailer stove & rtlrlgera tor no Inside pets references re quire<l 740-992 2272 $7 SCO Or 6 5 Aaes $8 000 Pub- One be<frQ!Om apartment lf'l Mid ......... paid $100 do potrt S270 month can 7.a.992 78068am-5pm t 4•70 mobrle home for rent m Allred area large yard cenlfal aJr Meigs Co We ve Got The County Covered! Just Off SA 7 Below New H1gh School Kee baugh Ad 5 Acre Lots S14 000 Ea Near Carpenter DyesviUe Very Remote 11 + Acres S10 500 Rutland Whites Hlll Ad Just 011 New Lima 11 Acres SL4 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 PubliC Water Danville Briar Ridge + Goff Rds 7 Acres With Nice Pond S1 000 Or 8 Acres Wooded 11 Acres $18 000 City Water Many More To Choose From! 446-6515 !zed apt tor elderly and handl BRUNER lAND 740-441 "112 $13 000 Or On SA 325 Nice Now Talung Applications- 35 Wet! 2 Bedroom Townhou11 Aoartmenlt lncludea Water Sewape Trash $295/Mo 7-40 441 UJ16 740 «6 0957 740 apphcalionsJor t br HUD oublld McCormick Road 3 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms $275/Mo Plus De posit 740 446-6844 lic Water City Schools Sorry Ne ghborhood Rd + Teena Run 12x58 asking 12300 740 843 Repo 1 Call t 800 522 2730 X 1709 conditioned 1260 $300 sewer water '"d trash lnelud&d 740 12x65 2 Cr 742 2803 1969 Community mobile home t -6 BEOROOII HOliES FROM ~ 000 local Gov'l & Bank Stil In Warranty OWNER FINANCING Galli• Co Just South 01 Town Friendly Ridge Ad 8 5 Acras 14x7fl"'" 95 West Indies moD le home two bedroom lwo bath central air 740 992 5428 S3XIa....., 740-992 2524 2 & 3 btdroom mobile nornes a.rr 12x60 Holly 0 & It with 12x16 man ulactureo add on room $5 9CO 740 985 3564 total elewlc 74C bidloom ftOuM on Rt 1 South NEW SANK REPOS ONLY3LEn Pr~ee Double wide Clurance Salt A Lillie Country In Town Price teduced large r~stored Victorian hOme & tuated on 12 acres VII 1age of M Od teport Secluded and prl ... ate close to schools and churches PriVate brick circular drive brlc~ pat o modern kitchen lamlly room wllireplace 3 4 bed rooms two baths large format LRI D~ large foyer lour original sta ned glass w naows 30 minutes from Athen" 15 20 minutes !rom Gall polis For ap pOintment call 74C 992 5696 11621 6909 rooms 310 Homes for Sale Large II' I~ ot used f'IOmH. 2 or 3 bodr...,. S14fbnG a1 $29115 Quick delivery Call 140 38S 0910 Solore 9 ~M are ava table on an equal opportun ty Cas s . ._ _.;,_ _ _ _ _ _.~ 1995 Oak Wood 14x80 4 Bed REAL ESTATE $237- mo F<M _ . , & .., "' 1·800·611Him Share Deeded Falrtoeld Sapphire Valley NC (Ex ence 304-115-3187 Storm Carnage? Need Bids For Insurance? Call Christian & Sohs Construction We Oo Roollng Sid ng !Windows Awn nga Gutter And All Types 01 Building And Home 1 mprovements Over 20 Ytars Experience And Good Rei trances We Have Crews Avail able Call 740.988 5835 Double W1de New 1999 Oown Ia<-. Condo Time OepellCiabfe Lady Will 00 ttouae 2 Col! 30445&-tl35. Mag1c Year~ Oay Care Pre School spacu avatlabla excel 180 WanledTo Do I "BY''wner ( Relocat•d) 3 Bed r001111 Btd Nony! New Vinyl & Deck. Great Condttion 2902 Annis&on Ome Potnt Pleasant. WV -10-Puzzle 31 Squ; • • vawwl401ntenM'"'I 42 Bridge on till ~~~A~S~T~RJOJ·~G~R~A~P~H~~~~h~a~v~e~lo The suc<~ss you re hopmg lor tn the year 1he.1d hes :n ;our .tblllly and deSlfe 10 gel along wtth lhosc you em::ounter It you lreal .til wtlh (;On sideratton und tnendltness ev..-:n slran 0 ers wlll oiler a helpm,; hand SCORPIO !Ocl 24 Nov 221 It could tum oulto be one ot those days whc,;n you m~ty h tvt t greal t.lt:ul ot ditftculty <oordmaltng tnd con,olt t.idllng your etlmts Dun t lei pent up lrustr lttons rnakt! thm~s worse Try tng to p~tH:h up u bmk..-:n rom~mce J 'file Aslro Graph Mal<hmakcr can help you undersl.md wh,ll to do to make the rela!tonshlp work Ma1i $2 75 to Malchlnukcr c/o lh1S news paper P 0 Box 1758 Murray Hill StatiOn New York NY l 0 t 56 SAGilTARIUS I Nov 23 Dec 21) Wastefulness on your pari could pertneate throughout your betng today ltndermm:n0 your well lard OUI budget Unkss you rc <arelul you II live Wllh luture shurl lges CAPRICORN !Dec 22 J tn 191 Nnt followmg throue h on .t promtst: you muc.lt! to '\Omcnnt: m your I till I ly or a dose ~.:ompan1on ~.:ould' ause! some b1tter ~.:onsequt:m.:cs for you II may be more than you harg.u ned for AQUARIUS !J 111 20 Fch 191 Neguuve thmkmg on your pari <OU ld dlslort your log1c anJ dt!:"'lroy the! very thtngs you h tVt! gomg lor you today Prohlems you t!OLOunh!r w1ll ~.:omc trom havtn.!. ~~ se ll t.k:h.:atin1.! 11111u<1e I PISCES (Feb 20 March 2111 Be exira ~.:ard ul not lo gt!l yoursell I mam:1tlly tnvolwd 111 ~• bu:-.me~~ or ~.:ommer~.:•~•l de 1hng with snmt:one or 1 group you know l1tt It: tbout 1od •Y Your loss <ou ld he h1g and penna ncnt ARIES (March 2 1 Aprtl 191 There " ,, strong posS1h1hty you uJUid ltnJ nul lhlal you Vt; bec,;n cllhcr den1wd or tooled hy somconc you trusted loday ro know the truth wtll be a hlesstng 10 diSgutse TAURUS !Aprtl 20 M.•y 201 Although u frtenu wtll be well 1nten tumcd hts or her tdVJl'e may be w ty ollthe m.lfk .md could k 1d you 1111hc wrong dtre~.:tlun Don 1 deluJt! your sell GEMINI iM 'Y 2 1 June 201 Get away !.tst tl you lmd yoursc ll mvo lvcll wuh Mlmcnnc:: whose hth IV tor hordcrhnes un unelhi~.:,IJ unm tl behavior tod •Y Th1s md!vtdu.tlwuld tfr IW )'0\1 tn iO .Ul IWfUI 11H!-.s CANCER !June 21 July 221 Seck out good counsel totl 'Y tl you h tv~ my !nlpOII mt Or leg 11 4UeSI10IIS IO umsu.ler Don t ~1J yourst!ll mtu thtnktng you untlePitand the r.tmtll cation~ for you <.:nuiJ get yuurst!llu1 hot water LEO (July B Aug 22) Correct mrst~tkes lllltn t.:dt tidy no matter how ddllCUlt !hey 1111ghl be l01<Ctlly ro tllcmptto sweep them under the rug l:'nultl ue 1le .m msuJuhle suualton lor yourselt Our ne1ghbor was holdrng hts mat I s1ghed Opport~ ntty doesn t knock at the door anymore t arnves IN the MAIL OCTOBER 30 I �'. • ' Page16 • The Daily Sentinel FDA, margarine maker in showdown By LAURAH NE~RGAARD AP Medical Writer WASHINGTON - A new margarine touted a.< a way to ~elp Americans reduL-c their dto!e,terol level, ha."' a pmhl~m : The gn\'emm~nt '-ays its maker i< trying h> .ell it illegally. ~~.:Neil Con,umer PrnOucl' plan~ 10 scll Benecol margarine nationwi<k nell year. and had set the tir't h!,t marketing for next week in Pont and. Ore. But the FQOd and Drug Administration warned the company Thursday that it is violating the law in al!empting to sell Benecol as a dietary supplement insttad )lf a.< a food subject to government approval. If McNeil persi•l>. FDA said it could even seize the product from grocery shelves. It is a matter ··that. we rel!ard .as very serious:· FDA IOod chief-Joseph Leviu wrote Thursday to McNeil. McNeil spokesman Ron Schmid <aid the company still plans to go ahead with the test marketing but will me<! with FDA to try to resolve the illsue. .. Ben<col ha.< been proven to be safe in numerous clinical studies and through the consumption of over 120 million ~. rvings in Finlanu.·· Schmid said ... This provides remarkable htalth henetits ... Benecol margarine is a low-fat oil mixed ·with an ~ngredieri1 derived from pinetrees,"called si.(os!anol,thal appears to help prevent the bddy l'rom absorbing a~ much di~tary c.:holestcrol a.< it normally would. Created in Fin- land. 11 j, ... uch a hug:~ «ll~r tht!r.: Ihat 'ror~' \."annot lc:ep ~hdve~ Moclied. e\c:n ;.U priL:c:~ !<.IX limes higher than regular margarine. McNeil has o,aid it plans to sell Benecol as a dktary supplement nnl a fc•xl. That is imponant•legally, because Congres. in I\1114 lan·ely exempted dietary supplements !~om FDA regulation. . Until now. mo'l dietary supplements have been pills. powder. nr 1onics. Benecol.. ip L:OntrJ't. i' a yel · low spread for pe-ople to put on their lPaslthat will sell right next to regu l~r buller and marg~rine . in lhe g"ffi. eery store. That is not a dietary supplement, the FDA in<isted. Benecol is clearly a food. and it i., made: from an ingredient never be(ore !-.old in this country. the regulators said. .. We don't actually know what this sull1<tance is." said FDA Deputy Commissioqer William Schultz. .. To a.<Sure·lhe safety of the food supply. ... give FDA that data and let us look at.it.'' Federal law·says that to sell here. new food ingredients must either win FDA approval or he cenilied by qualified expens as a generally safe substance. something the aJ;enL:y saiQ has not been June:. If a food advertises . itself as improYing hcallh - suL:~ as by low· ering cholesterol ;_ the law says FDA also must agree there is proof of that claim. • Elderly face confusing choices as their HMOs quit Medicare "They have In go Yellow smiley face top choice Good Tunes presents· -Mr. Mid-West · All Male Review sda N vember 3rd 7pm to lOpm .ts on sale ·'now! 992-7986 ELECT er Leadership for Southeast Ohio 94th Ohio House District " ... to put the people of the 941h House District above all else and strive to protect the work force or Southeast Ohio." . . / . Paid for by: Oiler for Stale Representative Committee Karen S. Williams Trees .. P.O. Box 321 Rutland, OH 45775. St nnewhere. these older people who can't really affonJ everything," she "lid . .. It's so scary.·· Crafted with Saturday's college results pride Celebration concert slated than 7.400 Medicare customers in Maryland. Nonhem Virginia. the District of Columbia and Delaware that it' will cut them off Jan _ I. .. The truth really i' that there is a long le.ad time... Sammi' ~aid. n~ing that hrrcmnpany is offering dero.uled advice. including former com(>(tiiM· phune num~rs . However. ~ome adv,x:ates for the elderly and disabled worry nul all in ~tum nee com·Panies will be as forth- - Feature on C1 • tmts":' Many retirees and disabled Amer· icans have heard about HMO closings in tile news, bin others are still in the dark. The plans are required to provide wriuen notice directly to coming. . .. If people ~on't get the right enrollees by Nov. 2. Service willter· informalion. theY may nut knoW minale on Dec. 31. "One of the things I would want their rights." said Diane ArL:her of consumers 'to do is not panic when New York\ Medicare RiJ;hls Center. Fur about 47.(XXl nf those affectthey get the leuer," said Beth Sam· mis, spokeswoman for Mid Atlantic . etl by HMO dosing., nationwide!. th.!re Will be no "chuice bul to return Medical Services Inc . The company's Optimum Choice 10 traditional Medicare cuvemge. . ' health plan ha.< already ,notilied more are NOTICE LADIES ' Argento .aid she will he able to manage if she ha.' to spend a lillie more. but 'he is worried about friends who are not as healthy or well niT. Most HMO< offer more benefits. WASHINGTON !APl- C~ther­ ine Argento i~ among about ~UXIO often including prescription drug and olderly nr di.abled Am~ ric an' who--.: dental coverage •.and lower out-ofhealth plan< are leaving Medicare by JN>Cket ~osts than the traditio)lal Jan. I. Lile lnany in th~ same 'ilua- Medicare ;ystem. in which doctor's ~ills go dir<ctly to the government. tiun. 'ht: i.'\.nnt sure what to lio. Th~ plans limit 1;ovemmenl costs, ··Jt\ nerite·wrac.:bn~ . I've been on the phone for IWU weeks, .. said the too. because they provide all the care 75-year-old grandmother from White a patient needs for a fixed monthly cnntr;Jcl pri1.·e. Lawmakers have bee•n P.lains, N_Y. , People whose ~ealth plan~ are keen tu encour.1_ge enrollment But at the 'ame lime. Congress leaving Medicare still will have health insurance. But they race con- and President <;linton Ia.<~ year agreed fusing choices: for many. the change In hold down payment~. to the HMOs and other health care" providers to will he costly . . Like most , of -- the 6 million prup up the ca.<h·JNX>r Medicare proMedicare beneliciari~s who haYe gram. As a result, som~ HMOs joined the private health plans. known as health maintenance orga- annuunL:eJ. this year .lhey will stop nizations. in rece:nt yeo.~rs. Argento . serving the elderly and disabled in 19'!9 in parts of 30 states where costs was looking to save ~oney. ilf~ high Or CUS(Orriers SL:arce. WASHINGTON (APl - . Asked to pick th~ symbols an~ event.' thal best retlectthe 1970s, AIJlericans' top choke wo.~s the yellow smiley face. Have a nice day! The popular children's telev.ision show "Sesame Streel" finished s.econd,trailing by nearly I(Kl,!XXl votes in balloting sponsored by the Postal Service. Americans acro,ss the country casl their ballots in post ollices and via the '' Internet for the subjects to be portrayed on a set of 15 stamps to be issued next year. . Eanh Day was third. followed by the disco dance craze and videocassetle recorders. Among the subjects that failed to through the local CAA HEAP oflkes. get enough votes to become stamp Applications are also available for subjects were the Watergate s~.:andal. the Regular HEAPwugram. which is the oil shonuge and the opening of add!tional funUing assistance of a China. , •. non-emergency nature. Regular "The Smitey Face hils endured HEAP is a .federally-funded pro- over the years as·a very simple. recgram, designed 10 help eligible ognizable icon of hope and happiOhioans meet the rising cost of home ness... said . Poslmaster General heating lhi~ wi·nter. William Henderson. _.. It is appropri· Total household income must be at ate that we continue this friendly traor below 150 perc; nt of the federal . dition on the nation's cards and letpoveny level. HEAP tiolps the area's ters. as we celebr.ate the 1970s on neediest ~itizcns who may be on postage stamps." ' I tixed inc.omes or among the working The 1970s stamps will be part of poor. the post ortice's Cekbrute the CenHEAP helps senior citizens and tury series with stamp sets being families with children avoid the i!tisued to con1memorate ea~h dt!cacJe choice of "heating or eating" lhis oft he century. The public will 01lso he winter. Regular HEAP applications in vi led In pick subject.< li1r the 19KOs will be acc~pted through March 31, 'and 1990s. 1999. The income guidelines are the The smiley face collected 469.867 same for bolh programs. votes. 'Postal officials I rt!ported. Both Emergency HEAP and Reg- . "Sesame Street .. got 37R.7K5: folular HEAP applications can be com- ·lowed by Earth Day, 366.626: disco. pleted at the Galli:t CAA HEAP 365.221: a11d VCRs. 344.729. oftice. R59 !hird Ave .. Gallipolis, ur The' rest of the 15 stamps to be the Meigs CAA HEAP office at io.;sueJ are; the nation\ Bil·entenni~tl. 33105 Hiland Road: Pomeroy. ' 344,134; televised .. Monday Night Applkations will he taken from 9 Football," 33~.572; Pinsburgh Steela.m. until noon and I to 3:30 p.m .. ers football dynasty, 323,070; travel Monday through Thursday. via jumbo jets, 320,147: new devel. , This year. CAA is implement in~ opments in ' medical imaging. the appointment system to apply .-.;-,. 292.K50; Emergency' HEAP. To scheuule un Also, women's rights movemem. uppclintment. contact 9lJ2-Ii62'1 in 285.217; fashions of the 1970s, Meigs County and 367-7341 in Gal· 2K4.555; Pioneer I0 spacecraft. lia County. · 256.330; racehorse Secretariat. For more infnrrn~ttion, l'ontact the 251.370; television show .. All in the Cheshire office nl 367-'1341/992- Family," 209.752. · 6629. the Gallia County Outreach In February the public picked dri - · Ollice at 446-6849, ur the Meigs ve-in,movies as the top stamp subject · County Outreach Oflice at992-2222. to commemoraie the 1950s Pomero , Ohio Friday, October 30, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Emergency HEAP application period will begin on Monday Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency announced that Emergency HEAP forthe 1998-\111 heating se;Lo;on' hegins Monday and will continue through March 31. 1999.' ·· Emergency HEAP was created to . provide tinancial aSsistance to lowincome households that are threatened with UisL:onnection of their heating source. have already had•ser· \lice disconnected. or have less than a 10-day supply of bulk MI. Emergen.;y HEAP funds can he paid on behalf of an eligible household once per winter heating season. The total payment of up to $175 must be sulficienl 10 restore or continue home hea!ing services. ·" To he eligible for the progmm. both the income guidelines and th~ c:mergcmcy re4Lilrement~ must be met. Household income is de lined as gross income for everyone living in the home, except earned income of dependent minors under 18. Allowable income for size of household is $12.075 for one person; two persons. $16,275: three people. $20.4J5: four people. $24,675: live people. $2K.R75; six people. $33,075. For households with more than six members. add $4.2!Xl for each individual member. Written proof of income musl be provided for the current three or 12 months prior to th~ date of application. Examples of documents that provide proof of income are payroll stubs. statemerit li1r employers. public assistaflf..'~ paymenl histories or a be.~etits leuer from Sodal SeCurity. workers compensaiion. unemployment compensatinn, etc. Social Se~.:u ­ rity for each household member is required. · A cnpy nf the applicant's fuel hill or u. document verit'y"ing thl! pri rnary fuel supplier must · be provided . Applicants are also asked to provide! a copy 1>f their dectric bill. even if they don't have electric heal. A household wi,th heat supplied by PUCO-regulated utilities · must be enrolled on the Percentage of lnliorm: Plan (PIP) to be eli~ible for emer· gency benelits. Thi~ can he done • .' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. IDIOII wb I. In t997 the department members logged 600 man-hours in equipment maintenance and repair. A conservative estimale of the cost associated with these repairs if performed by an 'outside source would , be $15,000. Equipment dov.nlime has been kept to a minimum by perfQrming these repairs in house arid avoiding the delays associated with scheduling an outside service to perform these repairs. 2. The department spends epproximately $15,000 • $20,000 of its own money from fundraising in operating and maintenance of department equipmenl each year. These are necessary expenditures which · the d~partment absorbs which decreases the vUJa8es costs to support the department. , 3. Ftre (.lall man-hours for 1997 were I 037. This does not include lhe time for clean up after, the caD. 4. All new members are required by the state to complete a 36 hour state firefighter class.,ln addition, the department requires all new members to complete an in house program before being accepted to fuU membership to the department. This program requires approx. 50 hours of the new members time. A minimum of one ~ hour trainina class per month is held by the department for all members. 5. All fire pwnps, fire .hose and breathing epparutus are required to have yearly performance lests. These tests are performed m house by the department members which is a direct lirwlcial savings to the village versus contracting these tests out. . 6. The department visits the schools within its response area during fii.e prevention week and talks to students about fire prevention. Information is distributed to students in aU grades. Kindergarten students are giveit "Child Finder" window emblems to aid in fire SC!'ne reseues. All kindergarten students are also gtven a smoke detector to take home. The department spends approximately $1 000 each year on this public education event. 7: The department is required to submit reports to the stale fire marshal on all calls ll\e department responds to. The department is required 'to participate in the state reporting system to be eligible for state grants which the department has applied for and receiv,ed in past years. In 1998, the department applied for and refeived a grant for nearly $6000 to 'purchase three breathing apparatus to replace three outdated units. ThOse units would have been purchased by the village if the grant had not been received. In 1996, the department applied for and received a grant for nearly $5000 to purchase 5 !lets of turnout pants and coats. This equipment would. ~ve been purchased by the village ifthe grant had not been received. 1 8. The departments sponsors 'the Easter egg· hunt each year. In addition to the man-hours involved, the department spends approximately $1 000 a year on this program which is. also supported- by local ; merchants. · 9. The depahmenl sponsors a youth league team each year. News Watch Hollister camp looks to district anger in letter .to older voters ', Did you know? ' I. The cost to equip one firefighter is approximlltely $2,000. This equipment is mandated by the state of Ohio. · ' 2. The dept. currently has one certified instructor and 5 other members have taken the required pre testing to aUow them to enroll in a 40 hour fire instructors class. This will allow the department to better train its members in house. " 3. Th~ dept. maintains a street book which aUows Ill! address to be looked up to aUow for our quickest amval. 4. The dept. hoses dowp the streets in t!le downtown area yearly. 5. The dept. flow tests, flushes and paints aU hydrants in the village. 6. The department has 30 members who commit a large amount of time on a completely volunteer basis. There is no compensation to dept. members. · 7. Department equipment is cheeked weekly.to 6ixJ and .correct any problems. Ohio 457f~ . M.AKING PREPARATIONS - Jane Frymyef and Barbara Smith are seen preparing materl· als for poll workers Friday at the Meigs Coungeneral election,' the last to ·include statewide candidates, incluping the governor's office. \ Republican Patty Goeglein Pickens and Democrat Mick Davenpon are the two candidates for county commissioner. The winner replaces Fred Hoffman, who was defeated by Pickens in the May primary. Voters will choose from four candidates for governor and lieutenant governor: Bob Taft and Maureen . ly Board of Electlonti, while Rl" Smith, the board'a director, tested the ballot tabulation equipment. O'Connor, the · Republican candi- and J. Ke.nneth Blackwell. a Repubdates; Lee> Fisher and Michael B. ' ltcan. and Democrat Charleta Tavares Coleman,the.Democratic candidates: will vie for the open seal in the Secand John R. Mitchel and Lawrence. retary of State's office. Anderson, and Zanna Feitler and A new state treasurJ:r will also be John A. Eastman, the Refonn and elected. Joseph Deters is the Repubindependenl candidaies, respectively. lican candidate, and John Donofrio Richard Cordray, a Demoerat. · the Democrat: challenges Allomey General Betty Gov. George Voinovich and Montgomery, Democrat Louis Strike Democrat Mary Boyle are seeking will face incumbent Republican Jim the U.S. Senate seatbeing·vucated by Petro for the office' of stale auditor, ·(Continued on A2) . -· .l By KEVIN' KELLY Graham said the site hu.• been sub· Times-Sentinel StaN di~ided, but can be modified to meet BIDWELL- "It's great to know a customer's requirements. now that you have the tools" is how .. We' II custom every marketing the senior vice president and chief package, be it manufacturing or othexeculive officer of the Gallia Coun- erwise, so by having it ready and ty Chamber of Commerce described" available, it can be tailored to that local development officials' feelings section of the industry." he explained. about the completed development of Chamber staff are no·w updating the county's first industrial park. and compiling information. ranging Electric, water and sewer are now from wage structure to quality of life. available at the Dan Evans lndustri· to answer questions for firms that al Park, explained R.V. "Buddy" may be looking 10 locate in Gallia Graham . County. Graham added. ' The park covers approximately The chamber was chosen for a 200 acres off State Route 850 in · pilot marketing project by the Ohio Springfield Township and already ha.' Department of Development duripg nne tenant com mined to the site. · the summer. preparing ofticials to The culmination of cooperative answer questions that may come efforts between the chamber, Gallia from major manufacturers and busiCounty Community Improvement nesses. Corporation and local government, "It's beginning to work because .of the park is n01w entertaining inquiries the pilot project a~d' lhe COIT\OJUnily for potential tenants. through the being involved," Graham said. chamber office. Graham.said. In August, the chamber announced "We. just got a call from a that Foster Sales & Delivery Inc .. prospect. and for the first time, we , Gallipolis, would be .the park's .first can say that we have an industrial ·tenant. Because the site was devclpark in existence." he noted. "We can oped with local business retention as tellthemthallhisisthetypeofprod· a goal, the . park is helping solve a uct we have to aurae! busmess." (Continued on A2) WASHINGTON (AP) - A congressional candidate is tryi~g to use anger at Pre.lidenl Cl1ntoh against one of his fellow Democ" rats. Ohio Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister, a Republican, outlined in a leuer sent this week to 9,000 older voters in the 6th Congressional District the rea"nns she believes Cl inton should resign. The lener goes on to take to tusk Rep. Ted-Strickland, the DemtJCrat Hollister is trying to unseal in Tuesday's election. Strickland has not · demanded ,•', Clinton's re~ignation. though · he has said that if the evidence 1\'0S sufficient he would consider votiilg to impeach should that time come. Generally. he believes Clinton has done a good job. Strickland\ , suppor,t of Clinton .. should concern us all deeply." Hollister's letter said ... Ted Strickland is simply out of touch with the . needS of our country." · H?llister camp;1ign aide Scott .Milburn said tht! mailing was an opportunity to demonstr~lle an.area cor dis~·greemc:nt between .the! candidates. The issue hadn't been ;t visible ,part of the campaign before. but .. I think it has been un underl'urrent:·· Milburn s;~id ... It could affect By JILL WILLIAMS turnout." , Times-Sentinel Staff Strickland tried to shnog off the · BIDWELL - A near-extinct skill whole thing, calling the leiter <111 made it.< way into Gallia County last example of the "silly season" thai week for the purpose of refurbishing · comes at the end of many camgrain mills at the site of the Jewel .paigns. "I have decided to handle Evans Family Foocl< Mill. in good grace their feeble attempts After discovering that the live to gel voles they so desperately · mills used to process grain were in · need." he said . need of repairs , tho Evans family . called upon the 'xpertise of mill · wright John N. Lovell of Belvidere, Good Morning Tenn. Believed to be one of three rl!maining millwrights who practice Today's tlliuu•·"adhttl 12 Sections '. 136 Pages the an of dressing stones. Lovell was contacted by Steve Evans through the Calendars C4&5 Society for Preservation of Old Mills. Classilieds- - -D3: Z A 14-year mill-owner, Lovell Comics Insert began to practice the trade to keep Editorials A4 keeping operating his own business · Along the River Cl endeavors, and to assi st other mill Obituaries AS owners in repairing their equipment. ' Sports ' Bl-8 "It'll take three or four day s 10 0 1998 Ohio Valley l'ullli shing Co. make any significant changes on this one ~ill." Loven explained. "It's in - ~· .... . . ~ ··~· .. .' about the county as they update data lor potential tenants ol the Dan Evans Industrial Park. CHECKING THE LIST- Meredith Smith, )eft, and SamanthJ Rumley of the Gallla County Chamber of Commarce check Information Meigs gears to stem domestic violence · By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel StaN POMEROY - November i~ ' Domestic Violence Awareness "Month and a series of c-la)ist!~ and workshops will be held in Meigs County to help recognize this under-n:ported crir:'e. The Meigs County pruseL:Utln£ Attorney's Otlice. along with the Uni- . versity of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College Meigs Center. are both sponsoring event ~ with domestic violence and healing as the primary focus. said Prosecuting Anorney John R. Lentcs. "The goals are twofold, " Lentes said. The first goal is address the • issue of victimization, whil~ the se,cond goal is to address dependency issues. lhc factors which trap women PROVIDING EXPERTISE- John Lovett visited the Jewel Evans and their children in violent domes· Family Food Mill this week to provide his expertise on reshaptic situations." Ing mill stones. A member of the Society for Preservation of Old The events, which will be oiTered Mills, he Is believed to be one of very few millwrights who still free of charge to wpmen ages 16 and practice the skill. older will be in the hum of work· shops. seminars and a women's selfsuperior by millers for grinding worse shape than we originally defense course. all to be held at the wheat, Lovell explained that modern thought. .. Placing himself level to begin ll'ills cr1.1sh lhe grains. ~uring the URG/RGCC Meigs Center in Mid· resurfacing the face of the 2.000 grinding process, causmg them to dleporl. Dates and times are as fol lows: (Continued on A2) pound french burh stone. considered I . GALLIPOLIS -The outcome of a bond issue for the Gallipolis City Schools is one of the highlights ofTuesday's election in GalliaCounty, which will also decide contested races for two county offices. Polling places in all 36 precincts will he open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30p.m .. the Gallia County Board of Elections announced. .. The 7.4-mill bond issue. calling for the construction of a new high school . in Green Township. conversion of the currei11 Gallia Academy High School into a middle school and other improvements, has been the subject of an intense passage cam!'l1ign organized by a citizens' committee: Concerned Area · Residents for Education. The current GAHS is.overcrowded and unable to r(leet the demands of a technology-based educatipn. the bond issue's propOnents said. A rally in suppon of the bond issue. appearing on ballots iri 24 precincts. ha.' been scheduled by the CARE Commi.nee for 4 p.m. Sunday in the Gallipolis City Park. _ Also. voters will choose the witmer in races for a seal on the county board of commissioners and for the county auditor's office. Harold G. Montgomery •.,a Republican seeking a third consecutive term as commissioner, is opposed by Democrat Ca.sby "Skip" Meadows Ill . Meadows, who entered the race after the f1ling deadline for the May primary. won · the nomination with 298 write-in ballots. · Larry M. Betz, a Republican who's been the county treasurer since 1989, is seeking the county auditor's position that will be vacated next March by Ronald K. Canaday. who c)1ose not to seek re-election after four terms. Betz \ is opimsed by Democrat Don Holcomb. an employee of the auditor's office. Running without opposition for a second tenn is Common Pleas Judge Joseph L. Cain, while Dr. Daniel H. Whiteley- is running unopposed to till an unexpired term as coroner. He was appointed by the Republican Central Commillee in 1997 following the resignation of Dr. Edward Berkich . Regionally. incumbent State Rep. John A.Carey. R-Wellslon. is seeking a third tenn representing the 94th District of Galli a, Meigs. Jackson and east· • em l.aw!J'nce counties, and is opposed by Democrat Bill Oiler of Gallia County, a loeal United Mine Workers. of America otlicial. Stale Sen. Michael Shoemaker. D-Boumeville. appointed to fill the unex(Continued on A2) . Industrial park ready t~ attract prospects Millwright steps in to refurbish stone at local business • • ' . Practicing a rare skill .How Will we P'"'.." a Dew trui:k and what will It cost me? 2J6 Race St., Vol. 33 . No. 38 Attention focuses on·school bond issue outcome in Gallia '· By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel StitH POMEROY - A county-wide levy proposal for the Carleton School · and Meigs Industries and the election of a county commissioner top the local ballot for Meigs County voters on Tuesday. Statewide offices, and races for . state representative. state senator and represenlati ve to Congress wi II also be decided. . Rita Smith, director of the ~igs County Board of Elections, projects a 40 percenl'Voter turnout for Tuesday's election, despite attempts by the Ohio secretary of state and the local board of elections to encourage vot, er turriout. Secretary of State Bob Taft said f.r.iday that5!l percent of Ohio voters statewide were expected to go to the polls. Just over 57 percent of statewide voters participated in the 1994 general election. ln comparison, 70 percent of vot· ers turned oullo vote in the 1992 general election, a recent record, com~ pared to 55 percent during the 1994 W..t we do lor tlte community. Pd. for by Middlcpcrt Fire Gallipolis· Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant· November 1, 1998 Meigs voters face Carleton School levy, · commission race at polls I. The truek is 18 years old. Normal lite is expected to be 20 years. The reliability of the truek will continue to Iiiii as its age increases. A new.truek will take 2 years to receive once ordered. 2. The lnlcks pump has jUJt. barely passed' its pump lest the last two years. These tests are for a short duration of time, approximately one hour. If the truck was needed to perform under these conditions during an actual erpergency, it could not for any length of time. 3. The trucks enaine had jUJt enough power when originally pwchased. W'tth age, its power has fiillen off and it struggles to provide enough power for 100% pwnping. 4. The trucks body and water tank are steel and are beginning to rust. New pumper bodies are constructed of alwninum or stainless steel and water tanks are construcied of several norunetallic materials. S. The trucks cab is open in the area firefighters ride to the fire ~ which eKposes them to the elemenls of the weather and decreases their safety. When purchased in 1980 this was the standard, however ' requirements now call fur the cab to be enclosed 10 protect all occupants. 6. With Engine 12 nearly 20 yean old and outdated, pirts availability has been a problem. J'his problem will only incn:asc: as the ttucks age passes the 20 year mark. 7. Engine 13, our other pumper, is 12 yean old. Presently this lruck goes out first on virtually all calls as it is the salest most reliable pumper we itave. However if this truck continues going out first on all calls, · then its reliability due to the normal wear and tear will drop. We will eventually have two pumpers which are not reliable. · PLEASE SUPPORT THE .DEPARTMENT BY VOTING YES ON THE PROPOSED 1 Y2 MILL LEVY ON NOVEMBER3 Details on pageA2 ttdittt ' tltg truck Pm'l Rpja«d; A new truck will cost approximately $300,000 - $325,000. . The department plans· lo contribute IIPProximately Y. of that cost. The department has been saving for several years in order to assist with the replacement of this truck. • The d~me?t will, if~ially able, continue to contribute toward the cost ofihis replilcementlruck. • All majOr equtpment will have been purchased for this truck by the department and viUage. This would include supply hose, breathing apparatus and radios along with various other smaller equipment This equipment costs between $30,000 - $35,000. ' · • The department proposes a I V. mill tax levy to as~ist with the purchase of.the new tru~k. A 1 y, mill levy ~ cost. the owner of a $60,~ home appro~tely $28/year (less than $3 a month) according to . info~tton li'om the county audttors office. This levy will generate approximately $22,000 per year, all of which .would apply to the replacement truck which would be lirwlced for approximately 15 years. • Money currently ge~rated ~m l~es fur ~ protection is paying for other depanment equipment with no excess funds available. This equipment will not be paid off for 8 more years. • The department has not had an increase in funding for moR than 15 yean. · 81 C2 Voters to decide Jocal, state races on.Tuesday THE MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT. PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ THE FOLLOWING FACTS Tbe dept. leedllo !!place IIIIIC ll. Tbe lo!'PIII 111 tlte HI 60s LOW40s • · Nov. 12 - Women's SelfDefense Course, 4:3tl-5:30 p.m. • Nov. 14 - "Memory and Healin{' Journal Workshop, 9 a.m.-noon. • Nov. 24 - "Dealing with Depress ion and Building seirEsteem " Workshop. 1-3 p.m. The· events re4uire ~arly registration as space is limited. Wnmcn ·may sign up ~ for thl!se workshops at the URG/RGCC Meigs Center as well as the prosecutor's oflit·e in Pomeroy. All m:oterjal will he provided. A gun safety course is also planned and the lru=ation and time will be announced at a later dale. Other activities for the month include radio interviews, as well as a seminar en elder 'abuse slated 111 the Meigs County Senior Citi zens' Center on Nov. 10 fmm 11 - 11:45 a.m. "We have found a lot of women huYe tuken to COJrrying guns," Lentes said. "They need to know how to handle them safely." A formal announcement will also he made on another program coming to Meigs County on Nov. I R. focus(Continued on A2) i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 30, 1988 arnold aumiller collins douglas hadley hughes icenhower vineyard wagner