https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eb3ebe86bbc4712f40991a003379031b.pdf 1baad0fb5f3e63796409b255da1ee0e6 PDF Text Text By The Bend Wednesday The Daily Sentinel· Page 10 Tuesday, November 3, 1998 Ann 1l La d ~ · n er ' , ~~..1; ; ":"~.:;: 1 for mamagc. wh1ch pleases me. It might happen later, but fur now. v.·e hoth like thmg> the way they arc. Our sex hfe is OK. but IR the last Mi ss. Dear Jackson: I am nut a pharmacologtsland would not be so pre>umptUOIJ'. as to c• aluate any drug I year. I ha\'C had more fat lures than d1d learn , however, that the Food , .....~ >UCcesscs. If you knuv. what I mean and Drug Administrat iO n. Which A fncnd of mme who 1s 61 told me approved Vmgra.. announred several D•-..r Ann Landen: I am a, 59- he had slowed down a lot. too. hut wee ks ago that 69 Amcncan; have )Car-old male. have been tw1 ce since he >tartcd takmg V1ag ra. he " d1ed after takmg the drug Many people. both men and dl\ orn:d and am now !o.CCIR~ an as fnsk y as a young colt Ann. I readmg somethmg ahoul women, ~~ Wl>h to enhance their remember anral:ll \ C wo man who as 38. also men who d1 ed after takmg ..: xual peifonnance are now taking several l"u.: c dJ\ Orccd We get along very Viagra. Is' thiS 1ruc? herbal product; They arc les; " ell and my m•grame headaches I like se• as well "' the next fel · cxpens1ve than presc ripti on drugs "'ern to have d~;appeared All the · low, but I am not Willing to d1c for 11 and ha.•e fewer side effect>. and the m~mhcr' of my lam1ly are crazy abou l her a nd say they' have never Will you please lool1mto thl< and let result; have apparently been very 1 -ecn rnc '"' happy We have had scv- me know the fact. I am ; urc many •at~>factory. I should mention that aal tnps together . and get along of your readers would hkc 10 h3\'C V1agra cO:m about SIO a p1ll, and t1't extremely well She 1s not pushmg them. too. -- Loyal Fan m Jackson. herbal " helpers" co;t about 40 cent< But be aware that herbal products arc not regulated by thr FDA. and you don 't always know whal you are geumg Check wnh your doc tor first Dear Ann Landen: A few years back. you had a column saying women would ltke to see morr clothing with pockets Would you plea.-e let the women's clothmg manufacturers know that we dldn 't mean pockets O\'er our breasts and heh1nds. A woman who measures more than 36 mches. tn <Jther location docs not need pockets to drnw allenliOn to those arras. While some of us use the breaSt pocket out of necess1 ty. I don 't know any woman who uses the h1p pocket. Most women, however, would appreciate a side pocket to hold a set of keys or a ussur for lip blouing or sudden sneezes The rashion industry has gone totally nuts 'with big pockets on sh1ns and shons. ThOse large, patchstyle pockets may look good on a skinny model. but they do nothing for the rest of us. Tell them , please. - Anaoyed in tlw Mi<h•nt Dear Anaoyed: You told them, and I thank you on behalf of the women whose measurements are similar to the ones you have c1ted. A pox on pockets that serve no useful purpose. The same grles for those pesky, scratchy tags at the back of the neck. tp; Tomo~ow: Sunny High: 40; Low:20 Dear AJm Landen: I am a 28yrar-old career woman in love for tho: very first time I hope you won 't thtnk r am fpolish, but my problem is serious to me. My wonderful guy has a mustache lhat looks nice, but it tickles me when we kiss, which, of course. spo1ls "the moment." This ts a distraction, and somellmes, I laugh. Do I have-a right to ask h1m to shave it off! -- Hamsburg, Pa. Dear Pa.: Don 't ask him to shave 11 off. He IS probably fond of 11 Ask him to trim it That would be a fair compromise Send questions to Ann Landers, Crraton Syndkate, 5777 W. Cmtury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Meigs Countf.s Volume 49 , Number 130 ' Calif. 90045 Vlc- llms of an anthrax scare at abortiOn clinics 1n four sutes are taking lillie comfort m aothontles prohounctng the whole event a hoax. Tests found no evidence of anthrax or any other biological agent in leuers mailed to eight climes, the FBI announced Monday, the same day similar leners arrived at'two more chmcs Also, a fake homb wa.< sent to one of the chn1cs that re«!Jved a leller last week. A Planned Parenthood chmc sc~edu led to reopen here today offered counsehOg to workers who suffered through Friday's scare. and 1 ,.,. ......• - ......,..... r:.., .... I • employees calleO patients to rea,sure SlilN WORKS- Sign Works of New Haven, W.Va., previously owned by Sheldon G~lach, has been purchased by Jim and Pam Durst of Middleport, shown here working on a new sign. Both ownership and Iodation have changed. The business has been moved to 31280 Noble Summit Road, Middleport, just off Bradbury Road toward Rutland. Sign Works will continue to produce fine quality business and architectural signs, vehicle lettering, race car ltttterlng, magnetics, banners, window lettering and decals. The shop will be open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and other times by appointment by calling 992-SIGN (7446) or 1·800.547-2744. Alfred News notes Katy and Ray Rodeha,er. Well born. Fla.. viSited recently m the area. They came e~peclillly to \'lstt Kate's haver. Ralph and Nita Rodchaver. all of Guysville. Thelma and Ted Sabo of Athens, Sandee and J1m Wnght, Gay Ann and Bob Burke and Nina Robmson. all local Lila Winters of Parkersburg. W.Va. recently VISited her brother, Vtctor Bahrand friends, Nma Robin- new grandson. Raymond Fredenc k Homiker and h\1 parents, Fred and Karen Honaker. They auended church sefv 1ces at Allred Umted Methochst Church. .md Kate allended the Alfred Unned son and Thelm.t Hendt!rson. MethodiSt Women's October meet. Apnl Neeley ol Fairborn viSited Ing. They v"1ted r~lat1ves and her parents. Marguente and Delb~rt fn ends. Larry nnd Debb1e Rode- Stearns Racine UMW meets recently Mel~<sa Harkness led the World Thank Offering serv 1ce at the October meeting of the RaCme United Methodist Women Her ng m mtssum mean~ sharing our gd'ts and tal~nts as well as our exp~ru:~~tces ol God's "good news" Wllh others. Scnpture was taken fmm CorirHhrans .md Mark Readers were Man lyn Bogard and Martha Duddrn£ Prayt!r Wi.ts grven by Mrs H,trkness Th~ World Thank Otfenng rr.; ttn opponunlty tor mdrva.luals to f\!..lipond to God's abundance: and f!raL:c: wu h spo nt ane Ou~ gilts ot grat- uude. The World Thank Ollcring I~Jxes were than col lt:c led Irom mt:mhers .md the tumls will be used for m1ssrons 1n the Un&tcd States· anti around lht: v.urld Lee Lee preSided at the busmess mcctmg wrth members rept:atmg the Lord's Prayer .md the Luany on the Purpose Karl.!n Wal ~er read the! ~et:re1a ry's 1cpm1 .md corre .. pondencc Wlts re.td !rom Mary H1ll. RACO. and th<:t, ll.trkness li.I ITHi y Cl.tra Mac Sargent g.1 vt: th.: tre.tsurer\ report Monetary don.1~1ons .tre .-;ent mont hi) to\ an nus org.tnll.ttwns fhe h.n .md nu\lcn fund wa~ 1:..~~ ~ en .tnJ Mdi'iS,\ H.ukncss wil l ht: buyIll ~ the hdl" ,Ul J rmth!'lh wnh the m~nl.!y (.;n ll~~.:tcJ .mJ then d,~tnbut111g them tn the e l ~llll'll!.lry M~mhcr-. \Ll tcd ~.tvt:nll.u to pre..,cnt sLhno!.., to 111\lle J.u1 Lhc 'C II AMPS ' progr..~m <~I a luturc mectin1:; Mn. Lt.:t: re.1J a poem ' Ode tn d Volunteer " UMW anJ .111 .. hurd\ llh:mhc1.., wil l .1g.un p.lrliup.ttl" 111 tht! Angd Troe proJect and the .. Shoe Boi' mmIStry. Athens Dislncl Fest1v~l of Shanng cookbooks •"e available tor $7. The slate of officers was .1pproved They are Lee Lee. president. M.~rgie West; v1ce president, Karen Walker, secretary, Clara Mae Surgem, treasurer and Marilyn Bogard. program resources Do ;ou boggle ,tt the 1deu o! Larry Kmg. 6~ ne)(t month, a"i ,, nl!w dad 1 Shawn Sou thwick K1ng. expect· ing thCir baby next March. has some good dues "My brother had a baby last Marc:h. Larry snuggles htm. loves playing With him. buy1ng hm1 ltH ie T· l.ih trl s inti toys He . , gnlten mlo the b.1by th1 ng I th 1nk he's at a UJifcrcnl \la~e 111 lm. Itt c. mon: ..:.tim and focu:-,ed on family." 'Much of th~> h.~> to do '\'llh Larry 's marn.tgc last Septernher ro Shawn, JK,1 a ch.trrmn g .md stat - uesque blonde lrom a clmc-kmt The Community Calendar is published as a free service to D<!ll· profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. TUESDAY POMEROY -- JEWEL (Jesus Enhancmg W1se Educa11onal Learnmg) Will meet Nov. 3. 7 p.m. at the home of Bnan and K1m Hupp Gay Snyder \Ifill be presenung her CHEO Sem1nar .. Home Schooling & The Kitchen .. What? ' .. which provides pract1cal information ahout home school mg orgamzauon. For more mformatlon call the Hupps at 992-' 7779 ALFRED -- The Orange Townshtp Tru<tees w1ll meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home ol the clerk, OSie Follrod. POMEROY -- Drew Webster Post 39. American Legion. oyster supper, 7 p.m., followed by regular meetmg The Chn>tmas Bazaar will be held MIDDLEPORT -- M1ddleport on December 5 at the church Craft Mason1c Lodge 363 F&AM regular t.1bles arc available for $ 10 each, .md meeting and e/ec110n of ufti~.:ers TuesinformatiOn " availahle hy callmg day, 7:30p.m. at the temple. RefreshAlice Wolfe .11949- 22~6. Clara M.1e 1ments. Sargent at 949-02604. or Lee Lee at 949-2-154 RUTLAND-- Rutland Township The Chrtstm.IS Partv will be held Trustees meetmg m regultir se-ssion on December 21 .11 o·:io p m. at the Tuesday. 6 p.IJ1. at the Rutland F1re church D1nner will he catered and Sl.lllon Al1ce Wolle will make the arrangements WEDNESDAY Mrs. Lee allended the D~>tnct MIDDLEPORT -- Middlepon LitUMW Annual Day meeting at Logan crary Club meeting Monday, 2 p m and was presented wtth a certificate on Novel)lber 4 at the home ol for her unll's havmg fulfilled the five Martha Hooyer. Leah Jean Ord will r~LJUtrements o! Ftve·Star G1ving. rev1ew the book .. Angela's Ashes ... hy ' Cards are sent to mlsston lt~ .H.Icrs Ill ohcr u1 u ntm~s at each meettng N.tmt!s are taken from the prayer cal· endar. Karen Walker and Melissa Hark11\:!"i~ recently <tttended the Women ANEW retreat. held ,,I the Oh1o Conv~ ntlon Ce nter 111 Columbus Rdrcshmcnls were sc.!rvcd hy M,ugtc West and Lee Let: Get well ~.:.mh were \lgner..l during the: sot.:tal All tho: chmcs that received tho: letThe Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health, which wa.< sent a let- ter threats last week reopened Monter threat on Friday, rece1ved a hoax day. eKcepl the one here and one in homb by mail on Monday. David Louisville that is closed on Mondays. In Lillie Rock, Ark., a man was Ries, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Knoxville IJffice,. said sim- convicted Monday of v•olallng the ilar devie<!s have been received in federal Access to Clinic Entrances Act for parlong yellow Ryder rrntal other cities, but didn't say where. Another Knoxville clinic rece1ved trucks ouL•ide two ahonton clinics. Prosecutors said J. Fred Hart Jr. a suspic1ous leller Monday. It hore a Cincinnati postmark and appeared Iwas aware he would cause fear by h1s identical to the envelopes contammg placement of the trueks. The homb the . anthrax threats, but wasn't that demohshed the Oklahoma City opened, the FBI said. It will be sent federal b01lding in 1995 was left in a to Washmgton for tests. yellow Ryder truck No explosives' were m Han's A similar letter was opened when 11 amved Monday at the Center for trucks, but their presence prompted Chotce clime in Toledo. Ohio. The evacuations of hoth clinics and nearclinic was evacuated and two by busmesses. employees who handled the envelope Han could get six months in Jail were treated as 1f they had been and a $10,000 fine on each of two exposed to anthrax. counts. No sentencmg date was set '" Frank McCourt. CARPENTER -- ReVIval beginning Wednesday. 6:30p.m. at the Mt. Umon Bapl1sl Church With Evangelist Rev. Charles Swigger. Featured singers will be the Whiles, Gabriel Quartet, Rutland Freewill Baptist Church Chotr, Mt. Union Choir and Soloist Marlene Carpenter. POMEROY -- Chester Garden Club will meet at the home of Twlia Buckley on November 4 at 7. 30 p.m. RACINE -- Regular meeting of the Pomeroy-Racme Lodge 164 F&AM will be held Wednesday, 7:30p.m. at the lodge hall m Racme. Election of officers will be held. Time Out for Tips By Becky Baer Melga County Extenalon Agent, Family and Consumer Sclenceal Community Development Many of today's adults are part of the "sandwich generauon" they still have children at home. but are also ' aging parents. Too taking care of their many times these people feel that they must be able to .. do n all." Instead of feeling a sense of accomplishment for all that they are domg, these Pf-Ople may feel guii\Y when they don't have the energy to manage their homes, the~r children, their parents and their careers. Because of all that is going on. members of the sandwich generation may develop ''caregiver burnout." POMEROY -- Bradford Church of Chnsl, located at the corner of Bradbury Road and Route 124 outSide of Pomeroy. wi II be hosu ng a concert by Thomas Shelton on Nov. 4, 7 p.m. PAGEVILLE •• Sc1pio Township Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, 6:30p.m. at the Pagevi)le Town Hall THURSDAY EAST MEIGS -- Eastern Local School Distncl wtll have parent/teacher conferences Thursdyy and Nov 12. 4-7 p.m. diStnct w1de. Call ch1ld\ school b01ldmg to schedule an appomtment. There are several reasons for caregiver burnout. One IS that roles have changed between adult children and their aging parents Instead of parents takmg care of their children, it IS now the'·children who are taking care of their parents. .. Many times caregivers expect too much out of themselves and the results of their caregiving. They expect everything to work out and go back to the way 11 used to be. That may not happen. The careg1ver may then feel he orshe has no control over the ctrcumstances. The situation may worsen because of lack ol careg1v1ng skills, limited finances or lack of famIly support The caregiver may experience a sense ot ever-mcreastng ISO- tlllh: . D1dJ I ~ . Rlllh Fr,mk Cindy Wmebrenner. <~nd T:mt Norman The nl.'xtnh:etmg will ht! heiJ on Novem- BE A LEADER... BE A FRIEND... BE OF SERVICE! her 23. Mormon fam1ly Sh~ had to mt~s Lar- ry'< two book partl<" thiS week (lor "Powerful Prayers") hec.tuse her son, Danny Southwick, 17, haLl a football game tn ProH>. Ut.•h. where he lives w1th her ex- husband, Dan Southw1ck Shawn says sh~ .md Larry discussed religmn ''hcforc we even got engaged." Shl! .tllenJs church every week , and o,;ay-.; lhetr -.on '"wJ II be ratsed m the Mormon la1th. bu! he ' ll be taught .thou! the l t:W I "ih tra LIIIton, wh1ch we lovt: ~tnd rc..,pect " Larry ts ktnd of .u1 :..tgno'III C. She\ workmg wtth her shter on u deal for a countr}lpop a! hum .•1nd " 'km-can:: line. dnd lov111g !tic Wtlh L.~rry. lhl\ IS perhaps best known for her sultry rend1t1on ol "Fever." aruJ she won a Grurnmy lor best l.:Oil temporary tcmale vocal pt!rlorman~:e '" 1969 fort he h1t " Is That All There Is''" A d•abet1c. Miss Le~ 'ha s had a number of health problems. In 1961 . she contracted double pneumonia In 1976, she had a near-fatal fall 111 a New York hotel. and she was sen · ow~ly InJUred m a Las Vegas f.tll Ill 19X7 In ear,ly 1985. she had surgery to open dogged arlene~ Laler th.tt year. she underwent double-bypass heart surgery. Ms Foster declined to say where her mother was bemg tre,Hed. year term He tuld the: RepublicaJ1 rece!Vtng allega11ons that Voinovtch 's statewtde tss\Je on the ballot, an im- supporter. that he looked forward to Wa."'hm gton. Boyle. in 1 itO emotwnal ~peech before about 50 subdued supporters, urged Voinov1ch to remember )lis lXmocrahc conshtuenh, too "I [«I more strongly than ever thatth ~ most imponanl challenge,for uur Oh1o repre~ntative 1n Washmg· ton 1s to be a voJce and a vote for the worktng farm he~ m our slate." she sa1d Althea Acreem. a 26-year-<>ld smgle mother and Democr3t 1 from Cjevela'nd Heights. spill her vole. gomg wuh Fi~her and Vomovich. a former Cleveland mayor ··1 voted for George Voinovich on h1 s reputat1on and for what he as done for Cleveland and Ohio in general. .. she satd Voters turned down the only 1994 campaign spending reports miSrepresented payments funneled to a company controlled by hts brmher to cover the salary of a political ally But tl atlve that would have banned the hunting of mourning doves. Opponents expected to spend more than $2 million. most of it from the pro-huntthe issue may .. not b~ resolved hcfore ing lobby. Voinovich leaves office. Down the ucket. Allorney GenerBarred from servmg a thud con- al B~lly Montgomery defeated 'secutlve four· year term, Vmnovtch Democrat Richard Cord ray. and will replace Democrat John Glenn. Auduor Jun Petro beat Democrat · who dec•ded not to >eek a fifth six- LoUie Stnke of:~:~~~~ ~=:;~pTu~:r~~~~t f~~:~~~:~~ 8 ldenta and area news media following unoHI· clal election results Tuesday night. Meigs County Board of Electlons Prealdent John Ihie, a resident of the Morning .Slar area, is 1!,\lOwn here har~dlng out updated precinct reports to supporters of the Carleton School levy. The official count, which includes 94 provlslon'al, or walk-In ballots, will be held Nov. 16. abilll~es must dec1de tf the ISsue will agatn be placed beforo voters. He sa1d he fee ls mo.s t Mei~s County residents support the sehoul's services. but are alra1d ol paymg more tuxes ... par1t cularly folluwmn 0 this year's real eshtle n:assessment. The levy was earl ier defeated as a continuing tax A perm,ment. 1.5 mill levy lor tire protection tn Middleport handily passed 421 to 314 Levy supporters stuJ ttle lundtn g will be used to replace an ,1g1ng tire truck and to purchase cqlllpmcnr lor members ot the village 's volunt.,;er tire department. Metgs County vote-rs JOined voters · across the state by stw ndly rejcc:tin g Vl~tc:s. The ts,ue la1lt!U 60 percent to 40 percent in Ohio A tot~ll 11! 7.674 Mc1gs County vote rs. nearly 4H perccnl. r\!ported to Stat~ ls~ue I. a meusun,'! wluch would have banned the hunt1ng nf mournmg slig htl y more th.1n on l!-tlllrd of reg· tstl!red voter~. 14 7X percent reporl· 1ng to the p()ll~ doves 111 the st.1 te by ) . I 11 to 2.140 " Str~ckland scores huge victory over Holli$ter stroke sullered Oct. 27, caused permanent damage Miss Lee Fisher. concedtng the race. ind•cated .that at 47. hiS political career wa.• not over: "Tonight wa. a setback. I never call1l a defeat." An exit poll ba.o;ed on intemew~ with voten; a.• they left precmcls across the state mdicated Taft d1d well among groups that have traditionally voted Democrauc. such a.• lahor unions and Roman Catholics. while relaming groups usually ahgned wnh GOP. such as those who think taxes arr too h1gh. ' The poll was conducted by Voter News Service for The Associated Press and five national television outlets. In the Senate race. Voinovich •gave the GOP both of the stale• Sen'ate seaL• for the first time since 1974, when Will1am Saxbe and Taft's father, Roben Taft Jr. repre•ented Oh10. The v1ctory came one day al ter the Ohto Elections Commission reported Meigs Local issue draws tie vote; Carleton $Chool levy is defeated Ohio's U.S. House incumbents all win Ms Foster said doctors were trydetermme whether DAVENPORT .' Ohio Voters kind to school issues I Ill£ 10 In 1990. Taft began 'a campaign for governor, but GOP leaders per- ' COLUMBUS - Ohio voters suaded him to step aside for rewarded Republicans by allowmg Vomovtch. who went on to serve two them to continue th<ir near-monopoly terms in the Statehouse. After facmg no opposition in the _ on statewide Offie<!S and gavr the state a second GOP senator for the primary, Taft fended off the challenge from F1sher. whose campaign grew first time in 24 year11. close but failedlo break through in Tuesday's vote meant a Republican woold continue'" the governor's the race where racb side rxpected to office, a.s Bob Taft won a ruce he put . spend $10 million ' ot'f eight years ago. and that George "Let i me a.sure you I will be a · Voinov1ch would take h1s career to governor for all the people of Oh10." !he U.S. Sen;ue. where he will Join Taft told a victory rally at ii' downhis one-lime lieutenant governor. town hotel. Mike DeWine. , The Republicans 'also kept all the all statewide nOnJUdicial offices and two Supreme Court seats. The Democrats won their Supreme Cou(l race, keeping the GOP edge DR the court at 5-2. In two congressional races that were expected to be close. the incumbents won eaSily And voters defeated a statewide ts.<ue thlll would have outlawed dove hunting. Willi 99 percent of the state's precincts reporting. Taft led Democrat Lee Fisher 50 percent to 45 percent. with two mmor-party pandtdates sphUing the other 5 percent, accordJOg to unofficial results compiled by The Assoi:tated Press. In the Senate race. Vomovich led Democr•t Mary · Boyle 56 percent to 44 pencent. Voter turnout even lower than predicted Other"' attending were LOis Bell. Op.d ' 1 1n LOS ANGELES (A P) - Jazzand pop Singer Peggy Lee has been hosjlllahzed after suffenng a stroke. "S he 's conscious and her lamtly has been with her." Mi ss Lee's dau ghter. Nicki Lee Foster. satd Monday Single Copy - 35 Cents By JOHN McCARTHY Aaaoclated Preu Writer By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Taxpayers ol the Meigs Local School District must wait until Nov. 16 to learn the fate of a 5 mill.' live year permanent improvements levy after Tuesday's vole resulted m a lie -- 1,827 10 1,827 according to unofficial results from the Meigs County Board of Elections. The renewal levy Will be decided by 53 proVISIOnal ballots which will ,be officially counted on Nov 16 ProCOLUMBUS (AP) - Voter of available records •visional ballots are those cast by regturnout 1n Ohio was 48 I percent , Alli~on expects the vote total to IStered voters in Ohio who have Tuesday. according to preliminary reach to pred•cted turnout of about moved into Meigs County from figures released by the secrerary of 3.5 million voters. · another county after the voter regisstate's office Hamson County. m eastern Ohio tratlon.dea<\line. Countywide, 94 proThat percentage could grow as near Steubenville, had the state's VISional ballots rematn to be count· count1es double-check votes and tal- highest pencentage turnout with 59.73 ed. ly the votes of people m the military percent of the c(iunty's 10,640 regisThe levy generates about and livmg overseas, Jon Alli~on, a tered voters gomg to the poll s. . $550.000 a year and was originally spokesman for Secretary of State Bob Athens County. :lhoul 90 miles promoted w1th the slogan of .. Books, Taft. said today. southeast of Columbus, had the low- Buses and Buildings". Levy support· Across Ohio, 3.464,224 people est turnout. w1th 37 8 percent of the ers this time did lillie to promote the voted . Tuesday That's out of county's 42.317 regtstered voters mensure or gel out thetr vote. · 7,198.518 registered voters casting ballots. II the issue comes out a loser on The secretary of state's office had ' In l\194. the last midterm electiOn, Nov 16. Me1gs Local Board of Eduptedtctcd the turnout at about 50 per- turnout in Ohio was 57.20 percent, cation Vice Presiden\ Scott Walton cent, the lowest tor a major statewide accordmg l() the secre tary of state's hazarded to say the hoard would general election 111 the last 20 years office. "most ce rtainly .. put the measure b.ICk before vot~rs be for~ lis explraGallipolis issue fails by 177 votes liOn on Jilll I. 21XIO The board has two additional ch.mces lor the levy to pa~s be tore th ~tt ttme. The Carleton School 1.8 mill. five I year operutum and maintenance levy w.IS defeated by 1.42X votes, 4.394to 2.966, accord1ng to unolticial election results. "Our needs have not changed," Voters approved 128 ot 210 school COLUMBUS (A P) - Voters Carleton School D•rector Steve Behn ,,pproved 110 perc· en~ot school issues ls'ittes stdtewide Tuestlay. mcludmg S>ud, addmg that the ~oard of MenElect1on D.1y.the >1ate depattment of 65 percent ot operating lev~es. tal Retald.uion/Developmentnl DIS(Conllnued on Page 3) educ,,t,on reported toduy. " Singer Peggy Lee hospitalized for stroke . received 159 votes. and John R. Mitchel and Lawrence Anderson. the Reform Pany candidates. received 202 I'Oies. Allorney General Belly Montgomery received 4.060 votes in Me1gs County. wh1le her Democratic opponent. Richard Cordray. received 2,820 votes Other state-wide and regional races were decided as follows in the county: Audjlor of State: J1m Petro. Republican incum~nt, 3.903, LouiS N Strike. 2, 756; Secretary ol State: J. Kenneth Blackwell. R. 3,748, Chari eta Tavaros. D. 2.861; lreasurer· Joseph T. Deters. R. 3.760. John A. Donofno. D. 2.H90; Chief Just1te of the Supreme Court. Thoma~ J. Moyer. incumbent. 3,6H I, Gary Tyack, 1.523; Jusuce olthe Supreme Coun: Stephen W. Powell, 2.743. Francis E Sweeney, 2.544. Just1ce of the Supreme Court, Paul E. Pfeifer. 3.741, Ronald Suster, 1.385; Judge of the Court of Appeals. David T. Evans, 3,363, L. Alan Goldsberry, 2,665. sweeping the slate-wide races. All results are subject to change In the Ohio Governor's race. Bob dunng the ot'lfcial count of ballots. Taft and hiS Lieutenant Governor which wtll take place on November candidate, Maureen O'Connor, 16. In addition to the ballots ca.'t yesreceived 56 percent of the vote m terday, the hoard of elections Will M~1gs County, witiT 3.945while their count 94 ballots cast by walk-in votDemocratic counterparts, Lee FISher ers who cast ballots at the hoard ol and Michael B. Coleman, rece1ved elections on Tuesday due to state law. 2.676 votes. Independent candidates and military ballots cast from overZanna Fenler and John A. Eastman seas. lat10n w1th no hope of Improvement. If you are a careg1ver, there are several precautionary steps that you can take to help prevent careg1ver burnout. First, know yourself and understand the reahty of your situa· lion. Have you had some stressful 11mes that have caused altitude changes? If so, then realize that the potential for caregiver burnout may be present. · Know how to lake care of· your parent. Fmd out as much as possible " about the illness and strategies that can be used to not only help you manage your parent's Sickness, but also allow you to personally cope with the stres~ of caregivmg. One stress management techmque that is extremely helpful is to make sure that you are taking care of yourself. Stay healthy, eat right. get plenty of sleep and exercise. Get away Irom the role of caregiver from time ta time. Ask for help and take advantage of support groups made up of individuals who are. experiencmg s1milar circumstances. Plan a schedule for your day. Prioritize what is most 1mportant. Reward yourself for your commitment. Take thmgs one at a lime. Don't lorget to call upon local resources such as the Me1gs County Counc1l on Aging o~ the Extension Office to provide information on services that can help you care for your agmg parent. Personal home care, inhome resp1te services, home-delivered meals, suppon groups, etc. are available to help wuh your caregiving re sponSibtllties. Hometown Newspaper Taft, Voinovich triumph Davenport defeats Pickens for a -seat on commission By BRIAN J. REED. Sentinel News Staff ' '• Democrat. Mick ,Davenpon wa.< elected Me1gs County Commissioner in Me1gs County's only contested , local race on Tuesday. He defrated Republican Pally Goeglein Pickens by a 51 percent margin. ' Davenp<;111 rereived 3,761 votes to Pickens' 3.5 19. and will join fellow Democrats Janel Howard and Jeffrey Thornton on the three-member hoard of commissioners in January. In the only other local race. Nan'cy Parker Campbell. who wa.< unchallenged in her bid for re-election a.• County Aud1tor. recr~ved 5,389 complimentary votes. Other Me~gs County wmners included U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, DLucasville. State Rep John Carey, RWellston, and State Senator M1chael C. Shoemaker. D-Bourneville. Strickland defeated Ohio Lt. Gov. Nancy P. Holhsler. a Republican. by 53 percent in the county -- 3.923 votes to 3,468. Carey deleated f~rst-time candrdate Bill 01ler by a 63 percent margin 111 'the county. receiving 4.434 votes to Oller's 2.654 Shoemaker rrceived 3.738 votes to Republican Lee Thatcher's 3,145, a 54 percent margm. Higher u·p on the Me1gs County ballot, Republicans ,fared beller, Avoiding caregiver burnoUt Community calendar ~ Larry King has gotten into the baby thing By JEANNIE WILLIAMS USA TODAY them. "They were put through a very traumatic expenence and our maiO priority now is to make certam that each mdividual involved ha.< the services and resour«!s available to deal "''th what has happenrd." said Del- • ben Culp, president of Planned Parenthood of Central and Southern Indiana. . The letters were received Fnday and Saturday at clinics in Indianapolis, New Albany and Scottsburg, Ind.; Knoxv1lle, Tenn.; W1chlla. Kan.; and Louisville, Ky. Each 3-by-5-inch '1-'hite envelope had a Cincinnati postmark. The letters said· "You have just been exposed to anthrax." An analysis of brown powder found m some of the letter. found it wa.s unlikely the letters contained anthrax, said FBI spokesman B1ll Carter. Still. it is a crime to threaten to use a weapon of mass destruction The FBI sa1d it had no suspects ' Penguins defeat Flyers Pages 4-6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · I Anthrax hoax still traumatic for victims INDIANAPOLIS CAPJ - Issue One soundly defeated~ Page 5 Ann Landers column, Page 7 Election results, Pages 3-6 Today: Clearing High: Low:20 Reader concerned about the side effects of Viagra- could it lead to death? Sports November 4, 1998 Weather Pleasant Valley Hospital ZSZO Vllley Dltve • Point Pleownl. W/25550 • (3041675-4:140 ' • backmg Holliste r till ~d the airwaves By KATHERINE RIZZO wtth commerc ials. Associated Press Writer "It was a battle between people COLUMBUS - Desp1te exten>IVe nuJgmg by the nullonal political and money ; I hud the people and she part1es. Ohm voters reJeCted change hdd .the money." he said. " I think I un<.l y.we their members of Congre!>. . . have developed a level of llllsl with the people 111 thi s diStnclthat "dlfa twn ~y~ar rl!ncwal. Republicans 1nves ted heav1ly 1n licult lor these! outsuJe groups to Lt. Gov.' Nancy HolliSter as thc1r erod~. I wasn't su re about that I'm ~: hal Ienger Lo 6th CongressiOnal Dt~· sure about that now" Polllu..:.ll Sl:letltJsl John Kessel of tnct Rep. Ted Stnckland. but southern Ohtoans gave th ~ Dc:mocrat the Ohio State University s.ud St nckland largest VICtory murgm ol hts l'nreer h.•d the nghl kmd of mess,,gc .md Complete but unot'licull returns 'record tu hlunt mtcmpts tn chal.u.: >hawed Stncklanu deteat1ng HolliS- tenze him as too l1hcml to represe nt ter by 57 percent to 4.1 percent the f>th DJSlncl Strk·kl.tnd wus ahle 111 brag .tbout Stndland's two prcv1nus vktories workmg tn pn: ~ervc tnhs .at ,J boot and h '' 1994 de kat all were by ,, I~K·tory nml ll nt llllllll pl.1nt. .Ltu.l had murgm o! ~ I pcn:cnt to 49 percent, SmckLmd saul he'd hccn nervous the endorsement u! the NatHmal Rtfle A"i~nuat10n - s1gn1 ftcant Ltbout his prvspc~h dunng lht: l'Uin· pntgn's lin .tl week. when groups ~tsse ts m the l.u-g~fy rural dt..,trt<.'t "Th.tt di stnct, you dnve down through and it's tnuler p.trks on both Sides of the roads. It " really a poor ,,rea econp1111cally and it ha s very h1gh unemplny1i1ent. If he can argue that he's protecllng Jobs, that w1ll have ~m impact. " Kessd snid. HolliSter, whose ge neral!¥ tolerant position on abortion nl.lllc many ol the dtslru.::t's gr.tssrools Republican orgamzers slow to usslst her, d1d not do as well in trud1l10nally GOP areas as the more conservut1ve Frank Cremeans did m past 6th DIStnct campatgns She even lost tn, her home b.,,e, Washington Cou nt y. pulling just 44 percent ol the vote Strickl~tntl's con, utuems were m ~tcp wtth votl!rs el:-.cwhl!rt! m Ohio. who re-elected. evay rcprt!'sent,ttlve who sough t :umthertcrm.though not the poll- Tuesday wllh the M111ersvt ll e prectnct n:pmtmg the lt1ghcst tu1nout. 5H H9 percr:nt. • Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sl•ctinns - 12 l,agt.•s all were cakewalks I had the lowest tu rnout w1th on ly • Rep. Steve Ch,•bot. R-Oh1o. had to tight oll'h~avy mvestmcnt by n.ttionrechmn the I st D1stnct ~1!~11 th ~t l helonged to Denmcrats unul Chabot c,un c ;.don g "A lot of money was spent on hoth Sides but ultinMtel v. I th1nk. II came Jown to tht: 1 s~ue~." :-,i.tld Chabot. who won hy 53 percent to 47 pen.:ent H-~-111 II .12 3 ~-5 Wc;llhcr 3 Lotteries In the statt:'s only open House >e,ll. voters 1n Clevcl.1nd's lith DIS· tru.:t rl!plur.:etl rcllnng Rep Lnut.., Stoke" With :.tnotht!r D~mocrat. Stt!pham~ Tuhbs Jmlc.., Th.11 prt:st!rwd the del~gdtlon's part1san bal,m~..t: ol II Repuhlic.u\s ~u .d 'I'( De1nocrats, It ,11'\o w1ll creme th..: most kmalc ()h'to congf\!ss10n,\l ~ Culcnd.or Classilic•ds Contll's Editnrinls Locnl al Democrats who believed Cmcmnall Mayor Roxanne Quails could OHIO l'kk .1: STRICKLAND l.'Oilttngt!nl cv~r when :-.he\ 'worn 111 ~;7. l'kk ~:II ~ XX Uuckc\l' ~· 12 · 1h - \ ~ - ~ -l - ~7 W,VA. l?ail) ,1: 117 llail) to JOin Demncr.u M.•rcy K.1p1ur ,,nd Republican Dehor.•h P1yce ~: )~I X • ., ' P{HHI!rny > • �.. .· ' • I Wednesday, November 4, 1998 Commentary W.clnnilll:,, NovernMr 4, 1111 The Daily Sentinel 'Esta6(isfid in 1948 I 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156: Fax 992-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher ,, .. .CH/<Rt.E'NE HOEFUCH General Manager DIAHEHIL.L Controller rr.. Snl_, ..,komftl l«t.-. to ltr. filltor from r•MI.,.. on • brOMI r-.. of IOfJIA Shott,.,.,. pot) 'JtiOirrH rNI•••I ,..,, thf ,.., c#Mtu:tl of ,.lllflpubi/M«<. Typ«J W· ,.,.. , . pntwrtd ~ .,, mq H «1/r.d. E.ch Mlouli:llncluM • ~I'IIIIUIW, . - . . ., lind tMytJnw , _ , . numtNI". Sp«<fy • thr. If lh.,. •• • ro • ,..WWU• Mflel• 01 1Mtet: MMI to Utt.,.. to rh• Edlkw, TM s.ntiMI, 1'11 CDutt St, , . , . , , Ohio ,.,.,.,e. to 8144W·2151. Excerpts from other Ohio newspapers By The Associated- Press Thursday, Nov. 5 ·Excerpts ol rct.:cnt cdJiunals ul si.Jicw Jdc J nd n.uwnal mtcrcst from Oh111 Peace is King Hussein's life's goal By Jack Andllr11011 and Jan Molter Jordan·s King Husscon ·- who received umversal praise followmg lhe recenl Chnlon-sponsored Middle F.asl peace lalks -· deeply believes 11131 hiS life has been preserved for 1h1s very pui'JlOSC. , II In facl. as "be firsl revealed to us, Kmg Husse1n believes 1hat he once d1ed and saw a hghl represcnlmg the Prophet Mohammed. who gave lum the ChoiCC to "'move on" m dealh. or rclum lo life for the purpose of pursmng peace m lhe volaulc reg1on Thal kmd of experience helps explam why Kmg Husscm. lhe longcsl-ruhng Middle Easl leader, arose frofll h1s sat;:kbed dunng the reccnl lalk< and flew 10 Maryland's Eas1crn Shore 10 move lhc lalks along , The 63-ycar-uld kmg IS suffering hiS second b<1u1 of cancer. for wh1ch he 's llocn lredled a11he Mayo Chmc m Mmncs01a. shunhng belween Ihe t:hnu.: and a rcstdcnc.;e he owns m Pnlnmac. Md Chcmmhcrapy 1rca1mcnls have t:Ost hun h1s ha1r. eyehrnws and d1s1uu.:tn.c moustache. 'lflnexed the West Bank in 1950. and bloodily put down a Pales1in1an revoh in 1970. Bul today, Palesumans compnsc a majonly of Jordan"s populatoon. wh1ch has prompted lsraeh hard-liners like Defense Mmisler Anel Sharon 10 declare thai a Pales1m1an slalc already C<ISlS. Certainly there were local politi· cal reasons for Kong Husscm 10 mvolve himself in talks 1hat are headed evenlually for a Palestmoan slale He needed to show his CIII'Zens 1ha1 lhese lalks. vital 10 Jordan ~an mleresls, were deSigned lo bnng a final. rcaceful soluuon. · ··He also had lo show he wa.• nol on hrs deathbed," cxplatncd one CIA M1ddle Easl analystlo our ass<>c1alc Dale Van Ana "'There arc scnous succession fears 1n Jordan, and he had 10 reassure !hem lhat he was gomg 10 be around for a while longer ·· The day-lo-day affa1rs of hiS govcrnmcnt arc now bcmg run by h1s younger brolhcr. Crown Prm,e Hassan, who IS not a popular figure an Amman. There arc L:onccrns thai he ' ,--~-------------,.-----------------------, ncwsparcrs Tho Columbus Dispatch, Oct. 31 Alter scvcnll yc,lrs dunng whtch Pn.·~tdcnt Clmtun and Congress used hclly lax revenues prudenlly lo 1edu« lhc dci1UI. blllh branches of govcrnrncnl have reverted tn thcu old hdd h.1h1t s spcndmg rcdlcssly and 1gnonng but no1 his zesl for life President Chnlon sa1d of the Kong "s role m lhe lalks· ""Every lime be was in lhc room, he made us all become a linle closer 10 lhe JlCO· Moller & pie we would like Anderson to see .ourselves as bemg •• _ ' B01h Paleslin1an leader Yasir Arafal and Israeli Pnme Mm1Sier BenJamin Nc1anyahu also pra1scd Kmg Hussein and lhe role he played. Th1s 1s not Incidental, smcc Kmg Husscm ha• been cnem1cs of bmh 1n lhc pasl In 1948 and 1967, Jordan foughl wars wnh Israel and losl In the Iauer war, Kmg Husscm losl Jordan ~an comrol of 1hc West Bank. Bul m 19'14. the Hashemlle ruler s1gned a peace trcaly with Israel Palcsl!Rians had lhcar own reastm lnr drshkmg Kmg Husscm. who rD LIKE WHAT JOHN GLENN TAk'ES J5fahlef55@aolcom prlOflliCS Earl lei !Ius nmnth, Cungre" pa--cd ol 4 IKKJ page, 40-pound b~dgcl lhal ca~·l he am~ndcd Its worSI .ISpCcl IS thai 11 exceeds the federal budge! limlis by $20 h1llion for whal IS called "c n1crgcncy spendmg." as !hough lh,u kmd of spendmg docs no1 reqUire real money Because ol thnlty lmd£clm g 111 years past, there was a $70 btlhon surplus Bu1 lnSiead ol carm.~rlong Ihat for Socwl Sccurny, a syslem headed for scnous hard t1mcs and whose tru st fund has been ra1ded, Congress fntlercd lhe money away on all manner ol duh10us proJccls lh.al nchly deserve 1hc lahcl of pork '' Wl1cn runmng lor clccuon 10 Cong1ess, cand1da1cs always prom1se 10 cui waslcful srcndmg .tnd prune agcn<1cs ·thai h.1vc oullived 1he1r usefulness Bul aflcr lhc same people arc clcclcd lhcy conspire lo pass a budge! h1ll loaded w1th unnecessary spcndtng while 1gnonng loommg cnsc~ that cry vut lor lhpughlful planmng No wonder members or Congress rank somewhere below s1dmg salesmen m AmcnL:(J.ns ' estimation ' I News H~~~ld, Port Clinton, Oct 28 We're glad lo sec 1h.11 the c1gh1 Greal Lakes stales, acung lhrough lhe ' Great Lakes Comm1ss1on. have formed a unllcd fronl lo oppose lhe sale of Great Lakes water ror overseas export As we warned some weeks ago:' a S.tuh Sic Mane, Onlario, company, was attcmptmg to market Lake Supcn01 water for overseas export By Joseph Perkins Such wuhdrawal ol wa1c1 from lhc G1ea1 L1kcs s1mply cannol be perTrans Union Coop., one of the milled. nat1on 's h1g three cred1t bureaus, was C.ake Epc 1s a valuable nutunll resou1cc, one that plays a huge role 1n the reccnlly ordered 10 slop J!Cddhng quality of hfc, cnvtronmcnt.tl wcll -bcmg and c~.:ononuc success of thas area detailed financ1al mfonnat1nn on con' rhc other Great Lakes arc C 4U<~IIy valutthlc to thc1r nearby commumucs. sumers to advertisers and marketers Wllhoul knowledge and consent of The Lima Ne"s, Ocl. 29 s,ud consumers Courls m London began the process Wcdncsda) of bnngmg some samly The order came 1n a rul mg by to an 01herw1sc msanc sttu,ttJon Judge James Tnnony, a lcdc1 al Three H1gh Courl judges ruled 1h.11 f01111CI Chilean leader Gen. Augus10 admmiSiraUvc judge who adjUdicates Pmochct as Jtntnunc Irom prosCL:\111 m diSpulcs before lhc Federal Trade He was arrested on the strength lJI <~n cx tr<~dJtiOn request 1s'sucd by two Comm1ss!un SpaniSh JUdges I hey WISh 10 lry hun lm Ihe .tlleged k1llmg of Span1sh CitiThe FfC firsl brought charges zen~ dunng Ius 17-yc,lr 1e1gn 111.11 ended when he voluntanly slcpped down agamst Trans Un1on s1x yc.us ago, Ill 1'190 . act:usmg Ihe company ol VIC>Iaung lhc ~lllOt..:hcl w.Js granted lllllllUillty In Chllc .ls ran ol the agreement cndmg Federal F.tn Crcdll Rcpmung Act. Ius rule. The rest ol the '""ld should 1espcct1hc WIShes of Chile. wh1ch dmong other thmgs, r~qUircs rhc .urcst ol Pmm:hct IS thsturbtng on m.my levels II allowed to stand th,n compdmcs like Trans Umon ~.:on­ - aud the United St.ttcs suppDitcd this arrest- 11 sets a dangerous prcc.::c- duLl thc11 husmcss with "ICspcct lo1 d~nL · lh~ consumcr~o~' nghllo pnvacy,'' II th1s arrest Js not d c noun~.:c d loudly wh.ll will stop other countnc:.o Irom In J'udgc Tummy's vtcw. T1.ms 1 II y1~g tn 1ss1..1s, cxt1 .ttl!t1on l>IUc! s_, .tgdlnsl lm rnc1 U S p!CSidcnls' Unum has abrngmcd the p11v.1cy 11ghls ol lhc 200 1111lhon 01 so Amcllcans on whom It has amassed cxlcnSIVC lananctal dossiers. mcludmg 'I mlonnatum on lhetr mortgages. duto loans or leases. whether tlley ,uc rtlaalordcl buyers, whether lhey hold credIt cruds from " upscale .stores.'' and how much money they m<~k.c, h.tscd on crcdu dala ~ T1ans Umon delcnds 1ts nghl to 1r.1fhc -- al cons1derable proln ·• '" ' hnancml1nfom1atlon consumer "Out position.~ · sa1d Oscar M,uqUis, Tr,ms has not inspired the loy~hy '!f the Bedou1n lrlbe. who. w11h ols mohtary and police expen1se provule l~e strong backbone for_ a Hashemne dynasly that's numencally outnumbered by Palesumans. Many Jordamans have never known another ruler, smce Kmg Husscm has ruled the counlry for 43. years H1s sum val lhroughout the most lumuhuous of limes '" lhe reg1on IS somelhing of a miracle. wh1ch he has prcv1ously d1scussed w1lh us . Bcs1dcs h1s o~l-of-body expenence, King Husscm also detailed for us some narrow escapes from assassmalion auempiS. Two favontc ~stones mvn~vcd cats and nasal drops , One day years ago. Kmg Husscm had a Sinus rroblem bul hesitated to usc 1hc drops bccau~ !here were mlclhgence repons saymg someone 1n 1he palace had been re<:rUIIed by an Arab opponcniiO k1ll h1m. Lucktly, Hussem cxammcd the boule. "It looked a little old, so I poured 11 down the smk and 11 started to frolh and bubble;· he recalled Ac1d lhal had been placed m lhe boule ·· was so s1rong 1ha1 11 ale away lhc ..:hrorne tnll1 on his basm drain Kmg Husscm also had a lol of cals on lhe palace grounds "And one day I saw lhallhe cal poputauon was gelling a linle smaller.'" he recalled. ··1 wondered aboulll, and 11 lurncd ou1 1ha1 someone had been trymg some pmsons, unfortunately, on 1he ca1s.'' An asSISianl cook had been recruued ·- by lhe Synans -- 10 k1ll lhe kmg by po1son Smcc lhe chef didn't know how much Io use.c he had expenmemed on lhe palace cals Seven were found dead on a smgle day, SIX lhe nexl The Kmg asked palace guards lo look Into il, so they autopsied a cal, found lhc pmson, and foiled 1he plot Jock Andenon and Jan'Moller are writen' for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Res.p ect and prot_ e ct privacy rights Berry's World Unton's general counsel, "1s thts 1s not pnvate and personal informa· t10n •• And Trans Un1on will continue lo peddle lhc fmanc1al rct.:ords m Its d.naPerkins basc •• whether con· sumc1s ltkc 1101 not whclhcr lhcy conscm or nol ·- while lhc company aprcals Judge T1mony's lUling , Thts JUst goes to show the m,tdc4uaq of ;..:urrcnt fcdcr.tl l.tw when 11 comes to protcctmg ~.:onsumcr pnvacy 11gh1s And lhdl IS why lhe ne•l Conga:-ss ought to p.1ss .1 Iough new pn v.tcy Juw llt,ll Will UIIClJUIVOc,IJiy pre· vent ndllS Umon .tnc.l othcl compallles 111.11 sell pc1St>n.al d.n,, on md1 1i1d- I u.tls hom dmng so wllh the knowl edge und <.' (mscnt ol th£lsc 1ndt vtduals II so haprcns 111.11 111c Eu10pcan Umon put mto ell ct..:~I l.t~t week u pnv.tcy prolCLIIOn law th.u covers Hs 15 mcmhcr rmuons The •\drmrablc .mn ol the l.tw 1s to prevent compamcs lrom usmg mfo11nat1on about their customers m w,tys those customct~ ncvc1 mtcndcd Tl1e European l.tw scls l011h sever· .11 JucL:tlves It reqUires that companie s mlonn people when they gather mfonnalum on lhem and lell lhem how lhc 1nforma11on will be used It requ~res 1ha1 compan1es oblam mfonned consenl from people on whom 11 has amassed mfomtalion before lhcy can legally use lhe mformatlon And 1t reqmres that compamcs g1ve people access 10 mfonnauon on themselves · The m1crcsung lhmg aboul !hiS new European pnvacy law IS lhal nol only wlll11 have an 1mpac1 on lhe 15 n.tllons '" 1he Eurorcan Umon. bul lhe Umtcd S1a1cs as well One of the rnlviSions of 1hc law proh1b11s compamcs ' domg busmcss 1n lhe Uniled , Kmgdom or Gcnn.my or France or :~~~nt~l:a\~~1~~:~~~ ~r~~~,~~;tan~~~~; country ou1s1dc the European Umon that docs gu~uantec compm.thlc piotct..:llon of ronsumer p11vacy 11gh1s ·n1at would be lhe Un11cd Stales And even though the Chnlun .tdnunISirallon da1ms 10 suppon slrong prolc<:lton ol consumer pnvacy nghts, 1t opposes a U S pnvacy law modeled af'ler lhe one ena.tcd by lhc Eurorcan Unum Tl1c .tdmlniSirauon's argumenl agamst adoption ol Europcan·slyle pP~Vacy l.tw IS diSmgcnuous '"They have pnvacy czm s and burcaucracacs," smd Dav1d Am on. undcrsccrc· lary of commc~ee ··and lhal kmd ol lop-down app10ach would probably Books indict Clinton ·ey Morton Kondracke In lhe pasl few weeks. PreSidcnl Chn· lon has dcmonslralcd agam whal a gcmus he IS al coonpamnen~'llll.allon ·· and what a wa<lc he's made of hiS pre<~· dency . ' Facmg an imrcachmenl mqmry mighl nnmob1lizc some people, hul 11 seems to have sumulatcd him to more actiVIty. pohllcally successful ncgoll.ttmns Wllh Congress, urelc~' and fruuful M1dca<1 diplomacy and encrgc11c c.unpmgn l'undra1S1ng Chmon's ablhty IO rcrtonn diS[IllrJie Utsks under stress·· plus a lol olluck ·· 1s the rca....on h1s appmv,tl mungs rcmmn h1gh even !hough the pubhc .md Ius poht· IL.tl <.'ollc,tgues don l trust Ius Wtlll.l llte sad. poss1hly tragtc. s1dc olth1s 1s the legacy Clmlon could h.1vc lclt h.Kf he ('V~I g\llnL'Ci L{)fl(f{JI ol Ius ;,.: h.u-:.Jc.:ICI n.IWS ,md omcl:nlratcd ( )11 hts j{tl lie nughl h.JVc h11gc.:'tl .tll.llii)Jl.lll••rl .....:n..,us 1111 ctluc.lll<lll hc.Jitlt l. ll \' n. lt!llll o1 1.11. 1.1ll11.:.tlm!! IM.IIIll' s lt \\llu . . pow~·• . 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W11ghl ldt hun" \OILt.! -m.uiJHcsM.Udlll'is uses Clmlon s A.ug 17 ~~gl' .N·•llllll£' hun the ,l\.:4,;0UI11 Ill.! lJUolt.'ll ·'"'·'Y be regarded as a v10la11on of pnvacy by many rcoplc m 1he U S " Bu1 smce when has lhe Chnlon admmislrallon been womed aboul havmg govc,mmenl "czars," whelhcr a drug "czar" or a border, "czar"'1 Bul lhc mos1 b1zarre argumenl 15 Ihal enaclmenl of a strong new lcdcral pnvacy law, modeled afler lhc Eurorcan law, requ~nng lhal consumers he told when mfonnat1on 1s collecled on 1hcm and for whal purpose, lhat consumer authonzat10n be rcqmrcd belore thc1r mlonnauon IS released. and 1hat consumers have access· to ml01 mat1on mn.tsscd on tlu~m. would somehow he VIewed ,ts a v10lauon of p11v.ll:y hy m.my Anu:nL:.ms The only folks who would he unhappy lithe next Congress p,tsscd a ~ l ~#» I t' :~ I r ~~' :w!~: . I' j 'ii~ . '· can.tE~I~~-J - -· \.··- K't: C 11196 AccuWealflor tnc . : W VA. ! i .:»' ' , ~ ~~" c ,/12!1''~?" ' ' <> ~~-PI Cloudy Cloudy Sh<Mots s.my Today's weather forecast By, The Associated Press Southeastern Ohio Today... Ciearmg dunng lhe morning Afternoon sunshine. Conlmued cool wilh highs m lhe upper 40s. Nonh wmd around 10 mph. Ton1gh1. .. Mostly clear and colder. Widespread frosl Lows in lhe mid and upper 20s Lighl northeasl wmd. Thur<day... Moslly sunny. Highs m the upper 40s. Extended forecast. Thursday n~ght ... Moslly clear. Lows m the upper 20s. I Friday... Panly cloudy. Highs on the m1d and upper 40s Sa1urday... Mos1ly clear Mornmg lows m the mid 20s. Highs in lhe upper 40s Sunday... A chance of ram. Mommg lows near 30 H1ghs 1n lhe upper 40s. • I ---EMS logs 6 calls,---unils of 1he Meigs County Emer- Memonal Hosp11al, Syracuse squad gency Med1cal Serv1ce recorded SIX a"iSied: calls for a.ssiSiance Tuesday. Unus 10.05 p.m .. Boyles Road. Dexler. • respt!ndmg mcluded: Sam W1llmms. Pleasanl Valley Hos· CENTRAL DISPATCH p1tal. Ru1land squad assiSted 4.02 a.m., Bashan Road, Racme, POMEROY Belly Fnend. trealed atlhe scene: II :02 p m . slate Ruule 7A, Brady 10 15 am .• Soulh Fourth Avenue, Huftman. lrealed a11he scene M1dilkporl, Floyd Weber. lrealed al RUTLAND 1he scene: 12 19 p.m. volunteer tire depart· 10 32 .t m, Bosworth Slreel, M1d- menl and sqyad lo stale RoUie 681. dlep<lfl, Beny Frazier. Holzer Med- one-car m01or-veh1cle aCCidem. parleal Cenler, .ty gone on amval: Sc1p1o VFD assiSl8:59 p.m • Condor Sueet. ed Pomeroy. Troy Todd, Velerans • Wilmer A. Byers W1lmer A. Byers, 76. Warren. formerly of Me1gs Counly, died Sunday, Nov. I. 1998 m Vencor Hospllal. Fl. Lauderdale, Fla Born Jan 18. 1922 m Racine .•on of the lale Ray and Florence D1ddle Byers. he was a reured foreman trom lhe General Elecmc Corporaqon. an Army veleran, a member of the Emmanuel Lulheran Church ol W.~rren, 20 Year Club ol Oh10 Lump. D"abled American Ve1erans of W.trren, Amencan Legmn Post of Racme and Forest Oaks Gull Club ol Suulhmglon SurviVIng" hiS w1fe. CoraM. M1ller Byers, whom he mamed Nov 23, 1941 at Racme: a d.tughler, Pal Byers of Warren, a brother, CiltTord Byers ol Harnson: a Sisler, Shelah Hal10m of Springboro. two grnnddaughlers, LISa Byers and Shen Byers. and one grandson. Joshua Byers . He was preceded m dealh by a son. W Eugene B)ers on Jan. I. 1995. brolhers Elmer and Delmer Byers; sislers, Lena Bell, Nma Mas1em and Mil· dred Conrad. Callmg hours w1ll be Thursday, Nov. 5. 1998 from 6·8 p.m. a1 Cremeens Funeral Home, Racme. Serv1ces Will be Fnday. Nov 6, 1998 a12 p m. Bur101 w111 be m Lelarl Falls Cemetery w1th mililary graveside serv1ces by lhe Racme Amencan Legion Post The 'Daily Sentine.~ !USPS liJ-960) CommUnity Newapapcr Holdings, .int. Frtdoy Ill Court Sl Pomeroy, OhiO by thr. Ohfn Valley l'ubltshPtg Company Second clau postage p;rtU at Pomc•oy, Ohto Membo:'~: rhc A'~oc•:~t..d Press and the Ohio 45769 SUBSCR!PTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route .$2 DC ••• One Monlh • Florence Henegar. 85. Pomeroy died Tuesday. Nov. 3. 199~ a1 Rockspnngs Rehablluauon Cenler in Pomeroy She was born Ocl IH. 1913 in Syracuse-. daughler of 1he Iale Ann1e May Bulnck Elkms and James Martm Elkms She was lonnerly employed as a cook by Ihe Oh1o R1ver Company She "surv~ved by a mece. Nondus Hendncks of Racme. a grea1·n1ece, Rosemary Randolph ol Long Bouom and several olher n1eces and nephews. She was preceded in dealh by 1wo hu sbands. Homer TheiSs and Bob Henegar, and by a SISler, Clyda Terrell GraveSide services will be held Thursday. 2 p m al Beech Grove Cemelery w11h lhe Rev R1ck Rule oflic1a11ng. Fnends may call Thursday. noon 10 I p m at the Pomeroy Chapel ol F~<her Funeral Home Lewis R. Milstead Sr., LeWIS R M1ls1ead Sr . 67,37 Ch1llico1he Road. Gall1pohs. d1ed Tuesday, Nov 3. 19'18 m St Mary "s Hospllal, Honhngloo, W Va. Born May 31. 1931 in Ponsmoulh. son of lhe tale W1ley Read and Anna Luc1lle Pme Mlislead, he ret~red'" 1986 ._,a baker wuh 1he M1IS1ead Bakery in GallipoliS. He was a U S Army veteran. SurviVIng are h1s w1fe. Leola A Moss M1lslead. whom he marned May 23. 1959 m Norlhup, a daughler. Lucille (James) Gheen ol Pomeroy. a son. LewiS R (Edna) Mlislead Jr ofGalhpohs, five grandchildren. and three brOihers. W1lham R. (Nelhe) Milslead of P1ckenng10n. Rober! W (Carol) Mil stead of Sl Albans, W Va, a~d Ph1hp G. (Ida) M1ls1ead of Poml Pleasan1. W.Va · Serv1ces w1ll be II a.m Friday m 1he Cremeens Funeral Chapel Bunal Will be m 1he Oh1o Valley Memory Gardens Fnend• may call allhe chapel fmm 2-4 and 7-9 p.m Thursday Accidents reported No inJUTICs were reportctl tn two one-vehadt: aL:cld~nts anvesttgated by lhe Me1g~ Counly Sheriffs Oftke. The first acc1denl occurred Tuesday, 10 10 a m on Vance Road near Hamsonv1lle. MarkS McGuire. 48. Gall1pohs wa.s soulhbound when he met another vehacle at a narrow spot tn the road. accordtng to a MCSO reporl. He wenl oil 1he nghl Side or 1he road and slruck a guardrail. causmg moder.lle damage lo lhe 1996 Jeep. owned by 1he Oh10 Deparlment ot Nalural Resources The olher accidenl happened at 4:30 thiS morning at the JUnction of slale Roule 681 and Gibson R1dge. Road near Pagevdle Scoll M Johnson. 34. Pomeroy was ea.~tbound on slate Rou1e 681 when he losl control of his 1995 Mazda in a curve, 1he repor1 slaled. The car wenl olllhe nghl Side of lhe road, over an embankmenl and 1n10 a tield, suslaming heavy damage. 1he report Slated . Meigs announcements To provide music Board meeting Jumor and R11a Wh1te Will provide The Easlern Local School Board mus1c at the rev1val serv1ce ~ttthe Mt will meet 1n specwl sesston on Sat' Umon Bapi1SI Church, 6 30 We<l,nes- urday at 9.30 a.m al lhe adm1ms1ra· . day (IOmghl) 11on oft1ce 111 Tuppers Plams to diS· Grange sets session cuss rhe upcommg auctions Rac1ne Grange 2606 has post· pnned 1Ls anmtt~l plg-tn-.!·poke sale unttl further notrce due to illnesses. The grange w1ll hosl the Pomona Grange al 7 30 p m Thursday n1gh1. Ohio voters... Conti,.ued from page 1 Gallipolis vo1ers rejecled a 7 4 mill bond ISSue lor a new higlt school by 177 voles. 2.7441o 2,567 Wellston volers approved a 3.8 m1ll levy 2.1Kl7 lo I ,lXX) to prov1de Ihal c11y:s share for a proposed $32 4 million proJecl thai w1fl resull tn the construcllon of a new h1gh school, middle school and expansion/renovation ol an elementary school m lhe district. The slale will furnish lhe remammg funds The passage rale equaled !hal of a year ago. when volers approved 60 percem of 194 ISsues betore 1hem II be:11 the live-year average approval rate of 56 percem m November elec· t,10ns over that span. It also beat the live-year average approv.tl rale of 55 pereenl mall elections nver thai spun ' Veterans Memorial Tuesday adrmsstons - none Tuesday discharges- Troy Todd. Holzer Medical Center Dischargos Nov. 3 - James 1 Wesl, Frances Curfman. Herber! LoomiS, K<"vm Pullms, Allred Williams. (Published with permission) :-.it W~J'Kipl:f 1\s~MIIllO ~ uSimiiSI~r Send ll.dtltCJS COIICCIIOIIli IO The :Jatly Scr~uncl I: I Court Sl, Pumcroy, Ob1o One Week Flor~nce ,Henegar .. ... $8.70 One 't'car • •...... St04 00 SINGlE C-JPY PJ'JC::E DaLly ....... .... , •••• 3.5 Cenls :,utt~cr1hcrs not dcsnmg lo iJIV lht: cnncr may rcm111n advance tllfl~ct to U,ayJa ly Senome: on a 1hrcc stx or 12 rronlh baf,ls. Credit w:ll be g1vcn earner ere'• v.cu No subs..:npttor by matl ptrm111td 1n areas home cawe. ~erv1 cc I! t , all~blc Publtsh~ · ru•·,..,cs lhc ugh! '()adJUSt r•lc:s dur· mg the subscr1p11on I'Crk.>d Subscnpllon ·ate ..: h.tnllcs may be tmplcmcntcd hy, thJ;nglng lhc dultllun uf the !<iUt'li<o rlplitn wh~:r~ Will the lady who donated the organ ' to Ohio Valley ' ~emory Gardens or the 7th Day Advent Church through Bob Johnson Please call Ohio Valley Memory Gardens (740) 446-9228 NO WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (PG13l 7 10, MON-THURS MATINEES SAT/SUN 3 30 *************** B 1G C11l r Mo~tr r n~r~ • 1·740·753·3400 [0 Movtes ~ Fo• M .. u nc.. BEA LEADER... BE A FRIEND... BE OF SERVICE! Mft.lLSURSC~IP1 '10N Inside Mtlp C~JUaty '1 Wee ks . ,2fi Wtch 52 Week~ 527 JO . ....... SSJ 82 . .. .... 4 3x5 16 Jumbo Wallets 24 Billfold Wallets .....SI05S6 Ratts 13 'M:cks OuwhJe~Melas .:'o01nty ' , , ,. $29 2~ 26 Weeks 'i2 Wccb $.'ifl68 ... .S 10912 Reader Services . '-(o.t'·A.V+ Cofrectlon Polley Our malo ,•oncem In all 5torics Is ln be at·curate. tr you know or an error In • stm-y, rail ~he newsroom al (740) 9921155. We will chrck your lnrormatJon and make a correction lr wtrnntal. ' IIUI11hcr It t92·21S5 Depart- ment extrnslun~ '"are: Gcn~111l Managu ........................E,Jd. 1101 I New~ .. t:Jd. 11(•2 or id. ~.06 Other' Services f,dHrtlsi~g. , .Exl. 11C4 C;rculatwll Clas!lllfied 1\ds. . E"t. 1103 Ext. 1100 l--- --- "'"o;;~s"'".. $ 00 $ ~1111ng Fee 95 12 On Delivery Studio Quality Portraits Ch!/dren Adu"s Family • One Spec1al Per SubJect Our ChOice • One Spec1al Per Fam1ly • GrotJp Charge $! 00 ta Arktmonal Subject • Additional PortraJ/S Ava1/able 1 News Departmentr. '"I he main You Pay Only . • A new lace will appear on lhe Gal- unoptlO'ed. w1ll ronlmue lo tiff an Ita County Board ofCommt"r\loner'\, unexpuet.l tenn a.' coroner wuh 7.924 _ ~;h,(e a currenl onicehulder will be VOle,. Whueley. a Republican. Wa\ \WIIchmg JOb, nex1 year appmnled by the local GOP Cenlraf Unoflic1al re•ull• fromTuesday"s Comm111ee m 1'197 followmg lhe re<· \otm~ ... how.:d Casby .. Sk1p" Mead- 1gnal10n of Dr Edward Berk1ch ow' Ill defeated incumbent ComRrgional races m1"1ooer Harnld G Monlgomery. In reg10nal race' S1a1e Rep John Coun1y Treasurer Larry M A. Carey R· Weii,IOn. "on elec1ion B~tz won hts race for county auditor tn a thud term repres~nung !he 94th by handmg a loss 10 hiS opponenl. House DISifiCI of Galila. Me~gs. Donald R Holcomb Jackson and ea.,lern Lawrence coun' Two counly officeholders sa.led lies. polling a lOla! ol 22.739 vole' 10 • m1o new 1enns wnhoul opposlllon. 12. 185 for h" Democra11c opponenl. ' lolab relea"''i by lhe Gallia Counly Galha Coun1y\ B1ll 01ler. a local Board of Elecuons revealed Unued Mme Worke" of Amenca In a dmely-walched race. Demo· offic1al crat Meadows, a bmanes'iiman \and A breakdown of the vote showed lon•uiife member of the Galli a Coun· Carey led m all four coun11e< 5, 786· ly Agncullural Soc1e1y. polled 5.147 3.806 m Galha. 4.434-2 654 111 vote> while Republican Monlgomery. Me1gs, 6.972-2.394 1n Jack•on. and runnmg for a lh JrJ conseculive 1erm: 5.547-3.331 '"Lawrence rece1ved 4.536 ballols The Assoc1a1ed Pre" reporled The campa1gn saw Montgomery 1h1 ~ mormng lhat w11h 99 percenl of runnmg on hiS record of fiscal p;ecmct lola!< ava ilable, Slate Sed responSibillly. JOb creallon and qual· M1chael C Shoemaker. D· ily of life improvemenls for the Bourneville. haddelealcd hiS Repubcounty. wh1le Meadows pledged to lican challenger 1n 1he 171h D1<1nc1, listen 10 the publ1c's concerns. Ponsmouth busmes~man L..e~ Thatcher. The elec11on marked Meadows· W11h 1wo of Ihe 440 precinc1s in: lira run tor countyw1de office_ He enlered lhe race after lhe filing dead- the diSincl still o~l. ShOt:maker led lllle for lhe May pnmary and rece1ved wuh 60.391 voles and Thalcher had • 21}S wrne-m votes to wm the noml- 37.702 A fonner slale represen1a11ve, . natllln. In January. he Will JOin Harold Shoemaker was appomled m 19'17 10 M S.1unders and Sh~rley Angel. bqth fill lhe rema1nder of Jan M1chael , Republicans. on 1he board of com- Long 's lerm m 1he S{nale af1er Long became a Pickaway Counly probale . missiOners judge Bet t, appouaed Gallia"s lreasurer . Shoemaker nelled 5.243 ball01s m m 19H9 nelled 5.709 voles to 4.016 lor Democral Holcomb an employ- Gall1a 10 Thalcher's 4.195 Evans wins seat ee ol the aud11or's ottice mounung '' W1th 10 ~rectnct rt!ports unava1l-. h1s fir..,t attempt ill a county ottlce Republ1can Betz Will succeed alik lhiS morn1ng. Galhpuhs auorney Dav1d T. Evans. a Republican. led tour-term 1ncu1nbent Ronald K Canaday a Democral who chose nol h1s opponent, D.:nwcrat L Alan lo seek re-eleclwn Belz Will be for- Goldsberry for an open seal on lhe mally sworn 1n a audllor 1n March. 14-counly Fourlh D1slnc1 Court nf and 1s to restgn as treasurer pnor to Ap~als Evans had 80.693 voles while assummg hiS new role A replace men! for h1m·wlil be named by 1he Repub- Goldsberry. an Athens Counly Common Pleas judge. had 62.223 ballols, lican Central Comrmttee Common Pleas Judge Joseph L As of lhiS mommg. the Evans call)· Cam rode mto a second ler.m with paign was m1ssmg 1olals from SIX. ';. 8.080 complimenlary voles, wh1le Dr precmcls io H1ghland County. lhre~ Dame! H. Wh11eley. also runnmg '" Ross and one '" Sc1o1o Hospital news Pubh~l1cd -evr.ry ortcrnoon, Monday lh1ough R1glu now !hough, Shog<m rem1nds lltcy .ttl do 11 ·· he. ph1landcr. conu.JI C\ 1dct1L~ -- Is pm1 of Ux: puhhc s JUSIIht..:.lllon lnr tnll'r-:.ltmg Chnton \ hchavtor .mil 11 1s ~u1 ol Chnton s ddcnsc •1114: l,\1..:1 IS ('Jtntnn ~ fKL'tiC~.;L'SSOI'S <ildn I .ttl do II Nor do ,dl COniCIIIfl!lf.U)' polttKI.IIl>; lltl: Jcfl.:nsc !ISCII IS anothcl cx.unpk ol Clmtnn s un:,.pons1htlny. (Murtoo Kondrocke is excrutive <'<litor of Roll Call, the nc..,.paper or Capilol HiD.) Wilmer A Bye"'· 76. Warren. formerly of Meig, Counly. d1ed Sunday. Nov I. 19'1M 1n Vencor Hospua l, Ft Lauderdale. Aa Born Jan IH. 1922 m Racine. M>n of 1he lale Ray anti Florence Byefl<. he wa' a rellr<d loreman from lhe General Eleclnc Corpora11on. a Anny veleran. a memher of 1he Emnmnuel Lu1heran \hurch nf Wa,rron. 20 Year Club of Oluo Lamp. DISabled Amencan Ve!crans ol Warren. Amen· can Legion Ptisl of Racme and Fore• I Oals Gull Club ol Suulhmglon Surv~vmg" his wife. Cora l\il M1ller Byefl<. whom he mamed Nov 23. 1941 al Racme. a daughler. Pal Byers ol Warren. a hrolher. Clllfnrd Byers uf Harrison. a siSter. Shelah Hallow of ~pnngboro. lhr<e grandchildren He wa.' preceded 111 dealh by a "'"· W. Eugene Byer' brulhe" Elmer and Delmer Byers: s"lers. Lena Bell. Nma Maslern and Mildred Cunmd Serv.ces w1ll Fnday. 2 p.m al Cremeens Funeral Home. Racme. wilh bunal followmg '" Lc1an Falls Cemelery with 1mhlary graveSide rues by 1he Racme Amencan Leg1on Pos1 Fnends may call Thursday. 6-8 p m al lhe funeral home I •Y n~.1li~I"S that Clinton's lllil.Jor llnpill:lll<l"i hccn to tostc1 ~.ymdsm ~lhout JXlll11~o:s and pohtiLI~ns .mU to lower the sl,mcJ,utl ol wiMt Amt'llt..:.\n:o; cxpc~,;t m .1 Pn!s!den1 - Death Notices I. Voters re-elect Rep. Carey IL.--------------------------...J Wilmer A. Byers . !rom t.,., wa• COITCCl, hoi saymg lhe Whue House was callmg hera lraltor and dcm.mdmg thai she d1scn.'dll Marmuss She d1d say mpuhiiC he had miSmlerprclcd ltcl Lalcr he 'M"IIcs. she called lo apologm: .md say, "II was somelhmg she had lodo ·· ' Prcs:;unng Wllnesscs, of cout!;c. IS wlttl Wnghl d1d lor Clmlon belween 19H8 and 1'!'12 ·- conlmllmg '"b1mbo CNpllons,"' a' she so candidly called 11 II llus paucm reaches lhe level of mtmudatlon or Witness tamrx:nng. i1 c<K1Id -- and should -· be lhe end of Ch nIOn 's preSidency L1kcly '" nol, though, Chmon wdl csc.tpc c\gmn ,\Jld spend two more y~ s1aggcnng lo ach1eve u nc1-posmvc lcga- The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio PAMIDA • POMEROY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6 & 7 HOURS: 1-7 Pleasant Valley Hospital 2520 Valley Drive o Point Pleasont, liN 25550 o (l04) 675-4340 cvt Hw ar, ' �• Wednesday, November 4, 1~ . Page 4 • The Daily Sentinel 4~4 Devils, Flames & Sabres win; Pengu1ns, Flyers skate to NHL roundup By TOM CANAVAN EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) -John MacLean almost had a per· feel homecoming in his first game back in New Jersey, until Martin Brodeur goi in the way. Brodeu"lopped two e.cellerillate scoring· ~hances by his former teammate. and defen~man Senti Stevens scored his 'f iN goal of lhe S<!ao,on 10 lead lhe Devils 10 a 3-1 win over lhe New Yorlo Rangers on Tue<day night. The vic10ry extended the Devils' unbeaten slreak over the Rangers 10 II games (7-0-4) and ended New York's six-game unbealen slreak (30-3). It also carne in a game where New Jersey welcomed back defenseman Scon Niedermayer IO the lineup after missing the first nine games of (he season while nego1ia1ing -a contract "He was always real good in prac- ' tice againsl me and scored a lol of goals:· Brodeur said of Macuan. who had o;even shoL<. "When you go out there. irs a 50-50 chance. You ju<t hope tonight will be your night and I was pretJy fonunale. ·· Mac!Lan was traded to San Jose by the Devils last o;eason and signed .l_, a free agent with the Rangers in the offsea<an. This wa' his first game back in lhe Conlinental Airlines Arena . " ( just wasnt able to pul it home,,. said Maclean, who was booed every 1i me he touched the puck. ··1 lhouglit we played preny good. but we didn ' t come up with the goals we needed." . The game w"' decided in the lhird period in the ma1chupofBrodeur. tl!e Devils' career leading goalie, and MacLean. New Jersey's career leading goal score{. After setting up Kevin Stevens' game-tying goal midway through the second period. Maclean hild a · chance lo tie lhe game lwi cc in 1he thin!. both on slap \il<Xs. Brodeur made a good pad save on the firstanll got jus! enough of the S<!cond so he could reach back and prevenl il from going in the net. Scou Saevens came up with the Devils' big goal . beating Mike Richler lale in lhe S<!Cond period 10 break a 1-1 tie. II was 1he fin;l goal of :he -.ason by a New Jersey defenseman. '' Richter came inlo the game off shulout> against Buffalo and Carolina. but was bealen by Brendan Morrison. Stevens and Jay Pandolfo. who clinched the game wilh 2:27 lo play. Stevens gotlhe game-winner with I:57 left in the second period on a . shot from just inside I he blue line. " It rolled just before he shot it.,. said Richter, who had 26 saves. " He >hot .it hard, il was lucky, .it just dipped a liule bit. If I wenl Jdwn in a lazy way it would have hit me. but · I stayed up to comrollhe rebound and Scoreboard Football b· l.eb:rnun R-1 114 7-Mayf.eltl (J.O CJ I 8-Uni!lniOWtl Loakc ~-I 1'!4 1J-E Lr vcrJX,.ul f! J X- I H2 10-Sy lvam:. Suu th~· rc~A- <).() 4~ .(Jth~n r~nhin.: ll or nmrr points: II C:L•Ir ua 45 J 2- Km~s Mdls Kmj!' 27 I J { lld · ~h·nt"r !..1~0: C;uh . 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IM7 X62 l:<iO 7-1 .~ 1 6 .~ 70S 140 70J Rcnivrr!i ~ . ..1~ G.ll M llM~ r De l Monon. Det .. Rkc.S .F.. Irvin. D11l n \RJ~hl'r~ J Antlrrsun. At I R. Snnth. Mm E. Sniilh , Dal HearS! . S F Frcc m ~ n . I.W 17CJ . . l!la.w: 117 1711'! 16 .l IXCJ 2-1 .1~ 21 6 1'1 . CJ.111 6 4 X5 115) 5 J 15 J~ 12 1 J()lj I ICJ 4 K 71 46 4K -I N 74 4 1 12 .J.Jol % -1 6 S ~ 4 Yrl>. <U&.Lil Ill K20 . 4S 45~ ·· .. 4.l h2fl ....... : "' .. .42 62 ,1 .. .' -II 610 IX 2 t-i4 K 10.2 14.6 14.g 14.9 I 2 25 91:1 66 -~ ~~ I Ohio H.S. poll COLUMBUS, Uhi J (AP)- How :r Slntc pun~· l of lfllliU wr,irers ~nd bro ~ dc:r~ l crs rates Ohio high JdKJO I IOOlbnlllcnm~ m lhe Sl'\'CI11h of dght weekly 1998 polls tor The Assoc1;uc~ Press. by OHSAA di visions. wilh won-losr rc.:ord and !olnl porn ls (first· ' plm,:e voles in pan;nrhesl!'sl. " · I I :rum 1-Urrer fl.h Arlington ( 16 ) lJ-0 . .. ..... 2.'11 2-Cic. St lgnatrus(I]) K·I .................... 272 :I·Strongs\'rlle 9-0 .............. .. ....... 220 4-CnntonMcKinlcy7 -1 .................. ....... 188· ~ -Simker .. ..... 17.~ .. , 1.~~ HIS. 9-0......... 6-Cin. Co lemin Ci) 9·0 . 7-Tol. St, Fmnds 8·1 .. , . , .. ,......... \12 R·OHhannn Lincoln 9·0 .KJ .7 1 9-Grove Ci:J; !J. J ...... .... 10-Warren lll'di ng 7-2 ................. ........ . .48 Plh~rs tttelviiiJ l l or· m1i~,; poinl!i: II ·Cin. St. Xnv u:r :.9. 12·Ctn t cr\'rll~ 14 . 1)-Wes u:rville Suu rh J2. :rum Division II Iwn :'I-CHILLICOTHE (I) K-1 & '"' .... 27~ .... 21 J I :'II , .... I~ M .. S.tevens said he jumped inlo lhe play with Wayne Gre1zky's line trail· ihg behind and look a pa-s from Brian RolsiOn. "The puck stanod to roll before I shot il so I just wanled lo gel il on net," S1evens said. "Obviously il dropped quile a bit " Brodeur lhen made 1he lead s1and up. finishing wilh 24 .<aves. Ri1: hter came into the game nor having allowed a goal in .140 minutes. 57 second., . The streak lasted another 14:53 before Morrison end· ed it by pulling in hi' own rebound wilh lhe Devils on a power play. Dave Andreychuk got his 6001h career assisl on the play, the 501h player 10 reach the mili:>tone. Dominik Ha.-.ek became lh< winningest goallender in Sabre< hislory wilh his 1571h victory. moving past Don Edwanls as Buffalo beal visiting Boston. Curtis Brown's =ond goal of lhe S<!a<;OO proved to be the game.-winner as lhe Sabres coolinued whal for lhem is a scoring binge. Dixon Ward. Miroslav Satan and Michal Gro<ek also scored for the Sabres. who wete coming off a home-and•home sweep ofToroniO in which lhey scored -10 goals. Before scoring 14 goals in their la•l lhree garnes, lhe Sabres had ooly 14 in !heir first seven. . Steve Heinze and Hal Gill scored New Jt!rsey ha.'\ won five of its la.."l ,!l.IX _games. of iiS last six games. Buffalo is for Boston. which ~ ha'; won jusl one unbeaten in it~ last four. Elsewhere 'in 1he NHL. it was BufPenguins 4, Flyers 4 'falo 4, Boston 2; Piusburgh 4, Maxim Galan()~ scored his firsl Philadelphia 4 ; and Calgary 5. Detroil lwo NHL goals, including the game· · S1 Jnhn 10. K:I.U .'i·Z:UteS\'tlk R nr.a.·;~ ~~~ t.l. %11 6-N Lcwisbur¥ Tn~ N 061 L R.-gron N · I -S r H.:nry I~ M:'i.'i 2-Cedarv•llc 1.~ 494-1 .H >dplw s S1. John '§ 1 ~ ..\777 . 4-t:nt Cuunrry J);~ y 14 410~ . 5 - Dol<~ H:~rdin Nnr1hcrn 13 bl6h O· Ansoni:112 4444 Division I Divisinn IV Jllallu~ R q~ loJn . ll .. Hockey NHL standings " By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Red, got their wish: Vol· er approval to build a ballpark along lhe Ohio· River. Hamilton County voters over· wl)elmingly rejected an is.'ue Tuesday !hal woul!l have forced lhe Reds 10 accep! a new ballpark on lhe fringe of downlown or stay pul at Cinergy Field. Issue II wa• defealed. 65 percent to 35 pe1cent. removing lhe lasl major obstacle ~o the Reds' plans for fl.h sujlponersasanimal-right~exlremisiS alfd warned lhal lhe ban would be a . firS!sleplowardreslrictionson huming i~ general. medic01l research. ZOO."i, meat commercials "made sense to a lot of people who understand Ihat the same movemenl thai wanted to ban dove hunting also waniS 10 ban hunting and fishing and research with animal s." · Ritchie Laymon of Save the Doves. a group supponing the ban, said the ads were misleading. ''The outrageous commercials run by lhe oppositiqn rarely mentioned doves and left 'people totally con· fused: ..she said. "It also was difficull fo~ a gra.s-roots coalition Iike ours to gel lhe me<Sage oul lo people when we didn'l have tl\e power of a well'ht<eled, well-organized group behind u~. ' "The margin of the vole kind of I\ 7-GibSI!!IbUrg 9·0 .. % 8-Ccdarvillt:: K- 1 ....... 71 , ''t·D:mvilldl- 1 .. ...... ....... .. .. 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AR PLUS 21 1 ll/98, bul rare may ~ary Mtl"lmum 1'1'100lhlvt1nante C!\ilfit ol S 50 Pnces are lor w11111r, unless rndlcate<l Colo~. oonneaors a no ICe maker hookup ulra TV screen sizes mta$ured di~Fnllly. lltctpllon It slmullll!d •c,nnot be IISe!ilof 8oM proauct E 15 of ll<1!ues del,ver) , mfinrenar)ct agreement~ , irl$lallation labor, rn ~ta!te<l home rmJ)rOY!menl frod~ds end 5ei'Y1Ces, Seats Gift Cards, layJw•v IJa•nci!S', t:tld~ ctrcl paymenu and cataiO&.OrGets . fTotel Clofllclty Cl1996 Seart, Roeti1,1Ck and Co. I, ~~tept~oull 1-800-90·4444 d: l DAY-2 NtCHT GcLF/HorEL PACKAGES START AT $ 169 SEVEN Stres IN ALABAMA W W W • A T J a lnslead of building a ballpark at Bruadway Commons on the nonhern fringe of downmwn, voters chose lo kttp it on I he river. "ll's absolutely lime to move on, " said city councilman Todd Portune: a leader of Ihe Broadway Commons movement. " I fell lhe people needed 10 be able to express lheir voic~ on th~ deci"iion . I'm happy tax- manager> have studied lhe concept and found no major problem wilh it, AIten said. " I guess we haven't had the final blessing per se. but we'vo had a lot of !"'<fie look al il and give lh<ir len.tative opinions pn it We don't feel lhe fea.<ibilily sludy of it is going to be a problem at a.ll." Allen said. HOK Spons Facilities Group has been chosen to design the park. HOK also worked on JacQb, Field in Cleveland. CooN Field in Denver and Oriole Park at Camden Yards in .Bal- bring more economic benefih to the area. •The Reds and the county reached a preliminary agreemenllasl July 10 build belween Cinergy and a coliS<!um lo lhe east. Pan of Cinergy will have lo be lorn down while lhe Reds are playing there to accommodale lhe new ballpark. Architecl'i ilnd prospet:tive project organization would di>band. but volunt.eerswould conlinue ils work. '·Thrs· campar•n ha.s energrzed.a e new group of people who ma~' .~ant to lake the baton and run wrlh 11, >he said... I'm not sure how il wil l play oul bul this is not lhe end of Ihe · · · issue." Story said pro-huntin•e forces timore. would be ready rt.lhe ban was placed on l~e h_allnt agarn. . . . Were. enJoyrng thiSh vrctory and k are.cornrnrlled to <'eP,I e ~ovemenl we ve stan ed gorng, he sard. Save Ihe Dove, collecled more than 100,000 srgnatures ol regiSiered . h h . b h volers lop 1ace l e unlmg an 0111 e ballot· where II was lhe only '· 0 L .F . C 0 M • slalewrde ISsue. . . . Dove huntrng was banne_d rn OhiO rn d1917.II allowed 10 1975 ,md 1976 d · ntil 1995 an 0 u :we agam. u . . Moumrng doves are nol conSid~d endart£ered .and are hunted In 36 . er slales. The nalronal dove popula· f · . t' . t d . 500 million .•on IS es rma e ~ 1 . . . ' mcludmgaboul5mrlhonm0hlo. v " NEW BASEBALL SCOREBOARD - The Meigs Marauders will have a new scoreboar'd when they kickoff the1999 baseball season this sprlng. Farm· ers Bank, coordinated by Roger Stewart recently purchased the scoreboard for the diamond. It will be the first electronic scoreboard for tl)e baseball field. Pictured from left to right are Paul Reed, prea·C. ldent of Farmers Bank, presenting a check for the scoreboard to Jim Soulsby, Meigs Athletic Booster prasldent, and Marauder basaball coach Scot Gheen. ' '1 In seclional play. Soulhern was si•th overall. Hoback shot a 91, Manuel shol a 84, Chris Randolph a 90. Norris an 89 and Mitchell Wal er an 88. Overall for the seaso n Troy Hoback (43 .92) led lhe way for the Tornadoes, lollowed by Chris Randolph (44.13), Kyle Norris (44.07). Benji Manuel (44.4), Mitchell Walker (46.5), Joe Cornell (4(1.5 ) and Bill Digital phone Nokia6120 · $ Junior varsily learn members, who H~r~· ~~eryt~ing! Swry said he hadn'te.pecled lhe ban to be r~jecled so decisive(~. "The volers of Ohro drd us· proud,'' he said. "O ur polls and newspaper polls showed the race much lighler thap it lurned oullo be .. There were plenly of undecided voters and it appears Ihe bulk of lhem a•reedwilhourmessagereJ·c-ctrnglhe e . . ·· •• whole anrmal n!'hls agenda. Laymon sa1d some voters ~ay have heen con~.use~. by the .w~rd rng of lhe. ISsue. A yes . vole was a vote favonng lhe ban: , , "People tend lo say No, I ~on l wantlo see th~se l~ule brrds sh?~ and so they cast a No.. vole when II s not whal lh!y meant she sa rd . . She also said the Save lhe Doves · The Southern Tornadoes' golf the besl srore ol' 74. Fnllo" ing is a sectinnal go lf sumlearn recenlly placed si•lh in Ihe 13mary : team seclional toumamenl on lhe Chillicolhe Jaycees' course at Chill- Thll!n Scm:~: icothe. · I. Walerfnrd 3D Eastern put forth a good effon. but 2. Paint Valley 323 . placed lllh. 3. Huntin gton Ross 3JlJ Soul hem sho! a 351, just one shot 4. Southeastern 346 oul of fiflh. compared to Waterford's 5. Leesburg Fairfield 350 winning 323. Tri-Valley Conference 6. Southern 35 1 Hqck ing Division champion Waler- 7. Crooksl' ill c 352 ford advanced lo lhe dislrict :md slate 8. Trimble 35o toumamem, where it placed fourth in 9. Lvnchburg -C iay 372 Division IV. I 0. Belpre 375 Eastern came in wilh a 377 in the II . Eastern 377 sectional. 12. Miller 394 Under coach Jay Rees, Southern 13. Sou1h Galli a DNS also pl aced third in the Tri-Valley Medalisl: John Free, Paint Valley. . Conference Hocking Division. ' Rees said, "We played well . .We defealed several scliools that were bigger than us and finished in .lhe upper half. The kids did a nice job. We were a much beller learn at the end of lhe year and continued to improve up 10 the lasl week of the' season." went arc 111..: ~~~rh weekly foo l ba ll computer r:rling N lrll!ll Tire Ohm High School Alhlcric As~o~ r a lr o n. Rntrn )l .~ ;trc hy .Ja. visio n and n:~i o n with :rvcr;rge br· k\·cl pmnl\ fll' l gnm~: (lnp tllur leams in e.td1 rcj!.WII :ul\':11\..:l' 111 l'l'· gruna l scmrfinal s)· years - the Reds refused to move 10 i~~ue pas~d . The Reds want to stay on the riverfronl because of !heir history !here. IS\ue II proponents argued !hat the ballpark could be built fa•ter and cheaper al Broadway Commons and so·'uthern golfers take · ectl".onal ..nkfest . SI~Xth .• 10 5 11 c~t~o~ OHSAA computer ratings ': .. some ofthe best public golfon earth.'' the margin .of how we were NHL games •.. • ... 246 ..I I)~ match~s .,I ., ...... - ... 2 1 .~ ... IHR . IJ .1 eating and some farming techniques. Rick Slory of lhe Columbus-ba.sed Wildlife Legislative fund of America. which opposed the ban, ,said lhe Home oppllances, electronics, lawn 8r garden and toolt ... 29'J ballpark. initiative for months or walched voles being counted allhe Associated Press Writer Ohio secreta.;, of slale's ollice. 'COLUMBUS - • 0 pponenls of. That may- have been an·e.aggermourning dove hunling in Ohio say ation, but ba'ied on campargn contrithey will not give up despile an unex- bulions. il's likely Ihal pro-hunling pttiedly decisive viclory agaiMI a ' forces oulspenllheir oppunenls by a · •· •'-ld h ba d 'd bl ar · me~•ure "'"1 wou ave ·nne conSI era em· gm. htintinglhe birds. Groups againsllhe ban listed con\Th e proposed statewJ'de ban, ' tn· 00 Uons · o f$24 . m1·11·1on ·m lhe 11 a .. known as Issue I. was defealed Tues- est campaign finance repon.s S<!nl 10 day 60 percenllo 40 wilh 9K percenl lhe ~tate, while supporters of lhe ban of (ll'ecinclS reponing, according lo had received aboul $300,000. . UITollicial returns tabulated by The Backers of the hunlrn g ban Associated Press. focused on 1he message lhat lhe · Repre'sentalives of both sides of ·grayish-brown migralory birds. while the issue said television commercials plentiful. are not a nuisance. They by oppo\Jenls of, Ihe ban wa• a major also claimed lhat hunlers didn 'I eal factor in the outcome. 1he birds, using them only lor large! :· The comm.ercials branded dove practice. ' Division VI S1. John's (24) 9-0 .. 2·Torol\ln (2) 9·0 ...... 3- Ri ch rnnnd His. (2) 9·0 . 4-NcwarkC:uh.{217·1 ....... ~-Ti lti1l C:1h'~:rl (I) 9-0. ...... 6-M ~Dnna ld R- 1 . .. .. , while owner Marge Scholl looks inlo l>CIIing her conlrolling shares. Tho evenlual change in ownership is one of the uncertairities remai'ning. Issue II could have tied up lhe By nM PUET GALLIPOLIS Iwn Allen continues to run the team the Broadway .Common> sile mandaled by lhe mea,ure, and 01her opponent' lhreatened lawsuiLs if lhe Dove hunting foes cite TV ad·s as factor in Issue 1 defeat MASON, W. VA. 773·5583 Iwn John Allen said. ,. A.' far as lhe stadium. I gues.< it is. As far as an organization. well still have [0 see what happen.• wilh lhe ownership siluation. That will not stop the sladium proce'is .·• a retro ballpark next lo lhe stadium where lh<y · ve played since 1970. Funding for a baseball stadium and a football stadium for !he Bengals wa• approved in March 1996. The Bengals' $400 millioo complex is under construction west of Cinergy Field. wilh completion scbedliled for 2000. . Now 1he Reds can move forward on a 45.000-S<!al sladium e•pected io open in 2003. "Wa• lhis the final hurdle? Probably not." Reds managing executive paye" had that oppurtunily ... PICKENS HARDWARE ·-·- The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Issue 11· defeat allows Cincinnati Reds to build new stadium •Stove Pipe •Furnace ·Pipe •Furnace Filters .Iwn ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL I Sabres 4, Bruins 2 ,. tying score with 5:24 left. a.s · Pitt~- • bul]!lt rallied from a lhree-goal deficn lo lie visiling Philadelphia. . The Flyers' lhree-game losing slreak ended. btll Philadelphia is 1-4- , 2 since starting Ihe season ~I. Ga~JJ10V beat John Vanbiesbrouck . from the same spp1 on both goals. fir· . ing shoidrom Ihe lop of lhe lefl cir-•. de . The Ayers jumped 1o a 3-0 lead in. lhe game·, firsl 12 minules on goals by Rod Brind'mour. Eric Lindros and Chris Therien. The Penguins scored 'two goals in seven seconds. one second shon of the fmnchise record . G·alanov got his first on a power play '• al 15:45 of Ihe first ,Flames S, Red Wings 2 Tyler Moss won His first NHJ.. game since January and Cory S1ill-. man scored lwice a< visiling Calgary handed Delroit its third slraighl loss. Theor-en Fleury and Andrew Ca.':· sels bolh,had a goal' and an a.siSI apd, Steve Dubinsky scored for the · Flames, who were 0-6-2 'againsl th~. Red Wings since last beating th<;m Oct. II , 1996. (See NHL on Page 5) - CO L UMBUS, Ohio (API - I·Cht1tdon (I b) ~-0 ............ . 2·7.JHlCS\'ille (9J M-0 ..... ·--........... .l-Tillln Culumbmn (l) ·IJ -0 . 4-New Carlisk T~~um~cl1 j I) IJ.() Wa.\. ·· Rc)l mn I I·StuHrgs, d!o: 2t.l 4H K~ 2-Cic S1 IJ!· ::!t.l 111~ '1-Snlon 21 ')777 4 - !'-.hal~r HI• 21 H.ll 5-Menlnr 20 7KK!i 6-N Olmslc"J 211 ~71! Rcgrnn 2· !-U pper Arhn)\l'-'11 2'-J 7177 ].(; ,,. lranr101 l.intnl n 29 :'1 HJ .1- Grn\'c Cll ) 2X h271 -l· Wc~ l cTv d le Suurh 26 .~2-1-;'i :'1-Tul Sl FrallLU 21 1057 tl ·H1Ihard D:t\·tdsun 22 W,ll Kq; rurr .l : J"Ca!II \J II ~h· K111Ic y 27 0 170 ]. M ors~ Ja.-hnn N Kl ~ () _1 - M ; rrl~ on H.trdrn ti'"12 OM6. 4 -N Can1u11 Huuvct 2 1 l.'illO 5- W :m e n HarJinj! II) 711R. & - M ~ ul> frdJ II.J 6.~5:'i Ro:gru n 4: 1-Ci n S1 X:r\'lt'l .'0 (~,:!~!1 2· t'm Culcr:1in 29 . 0000 1-Ccn ll'f''llk 25 \ 1,11 -1 -Cm Winlon Wn<HIS 24 1('\(1() .'i -Cr!l Mndkr 2P Kh I.J 2. 1-J\ tl rur;ll-' K177 2- Hur"n 2l lf)(lfl .1-Sullu an [IJ;~rk 1-1.1\'Cr !!. 67K5 4-S; mdu\~~· J'cr~ua~ 16 1)011 5-Wu; ~ lrffe l:'i '-JJ.77 b·t\ ~ h t, thul , t Harhur J-1 . ~7 ?.2 Kc~w n 1 4~· 1kll v rl!c Clear Furl. 21 410fJ 2K L·flro n 20 :'IO~S .1-l.umt R;1 1h 10 I KKK .f.CnJ,J.., ,,. ,.· Division Ill to.: r 16 7277 5-0 ak Harhm 1-l 76fo6 fl .(il' nuir I~ ·! OiiHK l·Cuy F:tlh W ;t l~h Je~uil (2.1)1}."0 . 2')1-J Ro:gion J.'i · 1-tJrn·rlk 21. Mli .H .l - Ynun~ U r~u · 21 '.1 lrne 19 2676 1-Ahun Marrc h cS~er IH. liM 4-Un· 2-Col. DcS:i lc ~, l-lJ K-1 .... ...... .:;a IIi 2.J.I.-I .~-MaHin' FL·rry 17 .lN.I,l 6- Lnll. l'lo:r · VfHORNV ILLE SI1ERIOAN 9-0 •. 21 ;~ EASTERN CONFERENI:E ~ - Y u u Mt~n~ yll lK·I llJl Fairridd Unmn 16. -lOOn (J-CIJL Sy~;rmorc 20 46/)(J Atlanlit lli~ision 5-lklouW llr.mdr (2)Jol- l. IJI Rqpurr lb 1-lrunrun 20 OY1 S 2-C tn 6-Aimlll HohanK. J .124 W) onu ng IK flol-+4 .1-G.: nu;rnlvwn \/ ;riley Vrc~o~ I ll .l!'LI&ULGA Iwn ...... -~ 4 _1 !J 11 26 · Division II Mmcrva S· l . ... . 1::!4 H44 4-CI:rrl. .. \' llk Clrnlon · M:t ~~ ~c IK .1! 72 {- l'tuladclp hw . 6 4 0 12 .10 20 New Jl' r'iey K- l'ol <~nd Sc nu n: nYH- 1 ... 104 Regtu/1 ." 1-M:I)Irdd 2-1 4~()() 2-J<rdrfrdd Ro: ·, <.:fulhl-uthc Unmhl l.f 6:'\0H. 6 - h :m~h•rl Adt:n.t II N Y l ~ lantkr> 6 5 0 . !2 26 N 9- JA CKSON R- 1 . (~ \o'rt 21 .'i721. _1-Gr.tllnn ~lrthiL' W 17 I!J~~ -1 -1\;rr· -17 ::!2 -1 _1 II 2K JJI l'l lt.,t'lurgh 10-Shelby t2 J 9-0 . .. 41 h<nnn 16 KH16 .'i-WaJ.~'-1-11nh 14 5~ .'\~ () ~l : u: cdtl · .... J 5 'J 17 26 N Y Rango:rs Olhtr~ rrcti\'ina 12 ur mure puinlll': II -Trcr1· nm Nt•rLiotrl;.t 1.~ .1+14 Division V Rcgwn 6 I· Syh·;mra Suu rln 1cw 2 ~ ~Ill 2wn l::.dgcwtwld .18 12-Sinll hcn 111 1\-Hunllng V;tl · Rcgmn II 1-J\·lm..:ral RnJgl· 16 11\KK 1-NJw Norlhtast Oh'i.~ion ley Un"'· School 16 . 14-Hrlhboro l.'i IS· Ccl ma IK 7666. .l·Tllfin Culumhum I!'I 'i-l-1-1 -1 ' \1rddlcw wn Spnngfrcld 1 .~ 2~00 ~ - W:u r crr nua~· a ... 6 J 0 12 JO 22 POMERUY MEIGS 1-1. 16-PnRTSMOUTH 12 Bnwlrng Green 16 IJII I .~· P1q u : 1 I,\ K277 h-Dctr · Kennell~· IS 1701 -1-I.J~hnn D:wul Andcr~un 14 ..... J J -. 2 12 21! 21 llulf<~ln arr.·e ll .'iA _H ' 8722 .'i·Ma>s. Tw. l;rw 1:!. ~177 6 - Wclbvr/1~ 10 -~ 4 I It JO .ll Toront o · Regi on 7:' 1-CharJon 21-i ()4 ,~2 2-Umu!IHIWII 7~21. Division ;IV .................. -l 6 2 If) 27 2.l HmhlB . Ltke 2 1.•j61 1 J-Lilll'Slil ll~ 20. JJ(){J -I ·E Lm:r · Rcginn IK 1-Appk t:;ro:l'k W;tyrwJ;tl.·,l h, .'ib6fl & ............ J 5 2 M 21 2lJ JliiOI ,l K. J:'i21l . 5.-DnH' T IX . I.~IXI . 6-Mmlismr 17 2-CuiUmhus Grnvo: 16 . IKJ J J -Binmndalc Clm - Mt1111real J.(ic rm:.ntown Valley Vi~w 121) fJ .Q . 201 4777 wt•otiiS I I I I. 4-f..ibcuy Ccnlci- l .'i . Oii .lfl -~· l.t•r ;mr 1-Manins Ferry (2) CJ-0.... . ......... 202 Southrost l>ivt.~lon Rcgio'n 8: I•L:bannrr 2" 1222. 2-Cr n l<n ~ t r CIL·ar\'1<!"' 14 7CXlO b-ll lullr"n 14 ..~1-:HK . . .1-Ac ll vilk Cle;rr Fork ~-1 ............. 1141 llJ ' Can1lirr a ... .4 ~ ~ II 2.1 Ha .:tHl 21. 3055 .1 - W;r ~> h . CH Miami Tr' at~ 20 Region Pl: 1-Wheclcrshqr~ 21· 21JKI. 2-Ncl · 4-Aurora C I ) 9-0 ~1 ... / ........ ,.... I 7K T;m1p:1 1111) , 4 6 I 'J 2fl .14 6KHH . 4 -C iul li,ollrl! 20 J555 . S- New f..';uli~l~· .\<'IIY il k · Yurk 20. 00')4 , J- l. t~r ; rH· r l lt Valle)· J .l 5-Gnuwillc' (2} 9·0. 1....... •. 171 ......1 .. ~ 'J 22 .\0 Flurill;r .... TL·..:umso:h 20. 14-1-t h· Kinp Mill s Kin!!' 20 0_~:'\ .~ 7470 _ 4-Chc>Hpt'akc 12 -1'777 5-.S umrnrr Sra l. k~ · 6-0rrvrlldi)S·I .. ,-· t.ll ') 16 22 Wa~ l 1i u grun . '" ... J 4 ~ mg 1-l t,; . 1:!. 29-14. 6- Rkhmnrrd D:rle SE I I. 4-W I 7-Kcnron(IJK-1 ........ 121 Division Ill Hc')liOil 20_ 1-Vcr.•: ul!c ~ IH JJ-1 4. 2-M;rnun K- Humn [I J (J.Q ... ........ .... . . ..... I 14 l~ lcas;uu 16 . 7660. J-WI.'NI Jdrer~n n lh 56 11 ~ ­ Regio n 9: 1-Cil)'ll. F<~ll~ Wabh J.-~u •l !.7 1\1>11 WESTERN CONFERENCE · 9;You. Umlrni! 7-2. ..... ....... ..... ......... 10::! Cenlral Di visio n IO-Akro1_1 M; \nche~leriJ-0 ........ ,..................... . .. ..1(1 1-Akrurr Hob;ru 20. ~777 . ,l -Avon Lrkl· IK 711 2 .J . Col Harllo:y 16 1~ 1 1 :'i·Mrllnrd l"lr h urhmb 15 Perry I_~ 2111 :'t·MilllhW Cr~~ I Wm1,! 1-l Kfl 24 11· 4KKK r1· RrdrwnUll N Unron l :<i 1777 ()lhrr~ rt'rtil'inJ!! 12 or mort point": I I·Ct1ld· ll:l.I&ULGA Iwn ....... 6 5 0 12 JJ . 25 W;IIL'r .1:'1 12-U •ica ( I) Jl. I~ [ li~) - C m . W)·ur n in~ . (\1p!cy 14. 74H . Dt:1roit ....... fl.cgwn 10. l·l\1l . DeSak~ 22 161.\ 2-Ct>! ~ Divisinn VI .... 4.12102:121 Lun:1 Barh 2:1 15 (lie )· Hdl;urc, Sullrv:m 111:irk Rlv· St. Lt>\liS . MrHirn 19 _ 7-BJ . 1-B.-IIdnrJiarno· I~ 5t-t{,fl -l · cr l.'i 17-IRONTON(IJ 12 ...... .4.'il IJ2:1 .l 2 Rcgi un 21 · I · MdJnnaltl J r1 1.11'!1'1 2- Dan\'ilk Chrc:rgo N;•1•olcon l.'i . ISOO. -~ (lie)·Sunbur} Hi~; W;ilnur - 16 Otl<Xl J- M u nrnc~· illc 15SII J. ~-Rr th mon d I..J 1~ N;a~hvillc ........ J 5 I 7 2_1 21< V:. u Wcrl 12. !N.f-1. I ~ 144-1 5-Ck Cuy<~h< l )!<~ His. 14. 71J44 6-H••wHrd Divisinn V K,cgion II : I·Ynung Moo ney 21 1JJCJ7 2- lk · E Knu~ L' !J666. Nort~wrsl Division fl.h lurl W. Br;rnc h 21.461 1. J -S!ruthL·rs 21. 07~1 ~ ­ . ...... 6 4 0 12 JK 2~ EdmP111un ... Rc~,: lll ll 22 . 1-Tiflin Cr lvc rt ) 7. 7111 2-Grb Mlll · I · Liber!yCcntcr (I9J!!-O ... 27.~ rt wrll\'i lle Slwrio.bn I'J K777 :'\.(,.~hn~ l\•11 J'J . bt~ rg 17_ 2 .~:'15 ..1- PorrrJnr;l·G'rlbo;t 1~ . ~6()6 . .f. . .......~5 111 .'227 V;mtouwr 2-M:~no n Ple:as:1111 (4 ) 9-0... .. ..... 2~1.) ,W-14 6-Shelby 1 9. ~ 11 1.. ...4 ;'i 2 10 JO .l~ Culgnr) ........ Amwcrp II. 2722 ~.w. Uni ly Hillw p 10 1022. 6· .lWc~1Jcffc r son'J·O . .! . 20.~ R<;g inn 12: !-Trenton ErJgcwmJII 2!. .~ 1 66 . 2· Rawson Cory· Rawsun 10. I~IHI . .... ~ 6 I 7 26 .\6 Cu lmaJu " 4-Vmui!le5( ,\ )9·0. ..... . .. 19.\ l·bmillnn Badi n 2L 0666 ..l-Hi ll.,buru IH. ?M1fl . 4· Rq!Hl/1 2 .1: 1-Ncw;rrk C11h 21 . 97:!0 2-Tnnlllll• ., .'i·Apple Cre~·k Wayni!tlule 9-0 .. ,................ , .... I ~H Day ctuuninadc-Julr(!n nc I~ .'i()fl6. 5-EHwn I~ l6 . .'i.\27 ~ - L ui~ . Fhlll'r Calh . 12 6111 -1 -llcllairc 6· WHEELERS BUNG {2) K- 1 .. . . 10.1 7-Mi lfurd Ctr ~ Fairb;mk s (I) 9·0 ... . 102 K-New Mu.kllctown Sprrngficld !i; J .......... H2 9-M incml Ridge R- 1 ' ... (l9 \ 10-Warren Kcnnedy?-2.. ............ . ..........~0 Otheu rrcti,·ing 12 or more puinls: 11 -Lr.~­ bnn Anderson (2) 2.'i . 12-Bltw mdalc Elmwuoll N . I ~-GI.OUSTER TRIMBLE 22. 14-l.UCASVILI.E .VA LLEY 21. 1~-A~hl aml Crcm-iew 16. 16-Sumnm St;Uion Lkking Hts . l.t 17 (lie)·Cn lum bu~ Gru\'1!. NELSONV ILLE-YORK 12. I - Ddrh~1 s Dh·ision I it ju'\t wenl under where my glove tie Wednesday, November 4, 1998 o~7 in this il learnin g season , were Brandon Wolfe. Tony Hupp, Garrett Kiser, Macy Rees, Jeremy Fisher and Bill c~. who splil lime with lhe varsily. Southern had three seniors. Hobac k. Manuel and W<~lk e r. Joe Cornell made th e varsi ty as a fres h- rental Cellular phone man. Audiovox 440 In the sec1ional, Easlem simi a 277 led by Man Kin g's 95. Josh Will 's 96. Chad Nelson's 97, Aaron Will 's 99 and Jmlin Brewer' s 112. · · The Medillisl for lhe evc nl was John Free of Paim Valley wh? sh~t $ Did you ~now GTE is offering basic telephone service in ·your area? · · 95 purchase $15Rate ,_ Plan ' .or Digita~ .80 m,inutes (ellular: 60 minutes Now, customers can receive single-party, voice-grade telephone service, including touch tone and access to: 1) long distance; 2) operator services; 3) directory assistance; and 4) 9·1 ·1 ·emergency services, for just $18.43 a month for flat rate service, or $12.86 a month for usage· sensitive service. (These rates are based on Band 3 rates and include touch tone and the federal subscriber line charge of $3.50. ·There are six rate bands. Individual rates could be higher or lower than the example, depending on the Individual rate band. Temporary exceptions may apply in certain areas.) · $25Rate Plan Digita~ 180 minutes or Cellular: 150 minutes $s·oRate Plan Also, additional monthly discounts and free toll· limitation services are available to residential customers who are enrolled in certain low-Income assistance programs. For more information on these services and benefits, contact your GTE representative at 1·800·483·4600 (hearing) or 1·800·345·0241 (TTY-TOO service) . monthly . · Digita~ 400 minutes or Cellular: 350 minutes CELLULAR express yourself .. �.\ • .. Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Democrats make strong showing across United States Meigs County Election Results Precinct by Precinct By TERENCE HUNT AP White House Correspondent • WASH INGTON , He De mocrat~· surprising showing: in H~ use and Senate racc:o;, !otrengthened Pre<ident -Clinton's hapd in his struggle againsr impead}lnent ··It's got tn take some of the steam ou t of it," the Senate's top bemn;c rar said. By The Bend Wednesday, November 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Want to t~ke your dog to camp? For a mere $750 you can . I Ann Landers ['1117. L ,. An_p.·ln Trmn S~nd•n••· Dear Ann Landers: Th ink you've heard everything? Well , I thought so, too , unt il I ran into thi s. A frie nd of mine 'told me she is tak· ing her dog to a camp and is happy to pay the fee -- $750 a week. For $750, your dog (and you) get organized activities , companio nship with other dogs, the best food (there are menus). doggie square dancing. wecni C· rclricving contests, bathingsuit pageants and competitions in their already-s li m margin was trimmed in the House. In the Senate, with only Nev adas race undecided, the Republicans had made no headway. Earl ier Republican expectations of big gains in both c ha mbe rs were blown away ·· We lost so me races we this morning. Noting how close- ly split Congress will be along partisa n lines, Gin grich said VOl· ers ··were looking for balance." " It's di sappointing," said Sen Don Nic kles of Oklahoma, the Senate' s No. 2 Republican. Some Republ icans groused their party had miscalculated by focu sing on Clinton and his affair with Monica Lewin sky. ." If you make it' a referendum un a pres ident wilh a 67 percent approval rating, you shouldn ' t be surpri sed if the election goes against you," Republican Gov. Tom Ridge said as he coasted to re-electio n in Pennsylvania. Millionaire publisher Ste ve Forbes, angling for the- Republi· can presidential nomination in 2000. said the GOP leadership " will have a lot to a nswer·for." Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, another likely White · Hou se hopeful. said. " We're going to have to start talking r!:!.;;~~~ an d not whUt we're against.' ' · Rep. Mary Bono, a California Republican on the House com -" minee co ndu cting the impeach· ment inquiry, said, ''People are definitely tired of the impea>bment. They want to put it behind them .... Nonetheless, it is still our duty to look at what w ~ . have before us. " House DemocratiL· lt:ader Richard Gephardt said Democrats made gains by concentrating on " th e' kitchen ' tabl e. everyday issues." while Re publicans "spent a lot or lime on thi s ~,-r-r-r~,_~ - ~+-+-+-~~~~-4-+-+-+~~~~~~+-+-+-~ . -<Q~v~tv ~ · ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ · ~ ~ . ~ :~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ·~ ~ ~ ~ ~.,-T-~~-+-r,_+-~r4-+~~4-+-~~-+~~+-~~-+~~+~~' I impeachment inveSt igation and 40 or SO other inve sti gations they '' carried on. e ndl es~ l y. ·• "The message all over the, country is that they wa nt us to get (r!:f) back to work on the people's busi ness," said Vice Presi dent AI Gore. Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S. D:. said the election would del~ate the House impeach· men! inquiry, sc heduled to start soon . "They can' t fee l ve ry good about prolonging thi s. " (r!:f') ElectiOn- Day's mos t unu sual , (/Ql 1 r!:f.)f., outcome was the upset victory by ~ rfQ former professional wrestler Jesse '.1. ~>'.tj "The Body" Ventura as governor o_'l'S . .'.1. .;;.;;, c;-\ \r, ,t-1. I ·-:.,. I I 1 of Minn e<ota, running OtiJer the '7. I \1\ Reform Pan y banner. Tal k show 0 '-.: . '\'1 " ' • ·' ' ' I \l' , "\ ' ~ , ~ .host David Lenerman,joked thM ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -' 1 Ventura's camp;n gn pmmi sed. .. 111 '1-fo;lt 1 ;::yl ._'--.-; ,.--., "" " Building a stero iJ -en hunce d , '<I)~ . t-1 ,, I ~ ~"" ~ ~" ~ ~"' ,..,. ';' .:\ "'- t" I I.;: ·-: 1 ~~I~ '"'I '0' . - 1 ~ , :·"-'I "'' ~ '- 1 ~ bridge to the1 1stccntury." · ~ '\ "'-' '\ ~ -...;:: -.... ~ '- -.... -....;. "-' "-'. t<vs Republican brot hers Jeb and (/ ~....tsi"Jr-t~j--f~T-jr-f~t--t~+~j--f~r-l~+~f--t~+-lf--f~f--j~+~l--+~-h-~~+~f----1--2JJ 'l G~orge W. Bush won th~ gover0) 0 · norships in Florida and Texas. . . - 1\/Pf respectively. "Good go ing. broth - ~r!:/ 'Jtolr!:f 1 er," the Texas governor sa id . '(S 1\n ~ \ r-... ~ [ .~ ~ ~ ' b'r . ~ b . ~~:'\ f'\:.). -~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I '["'I~ ~ ~ ~ r~ I ~ t0~ ~ ~' '-~'I ~ ~ (),. \'&1 ~ ~ ~ plu~·~~:~~~;~~~'~v/i:;o~.~~i~ ~~ oo ~~ ~m~nsus. Democ rats al,..,o defea ted -~ s,,,ofi . ~ • . (!) '· ''P< ~~...- · ltl ~19 <:1 , New York hy Democrati c Charle~ Sc hurner in the na ti,,n·, n a~ti t:!,l ami co,t ll t:'\ t Se nate race . Re publkan Sen. L tuch Fairci Dth lo~l in North Caro li na to trial lawyer J c'1 hn EUw:.mJ.... Th e twi n Kepuhli t:tm lo"':-.c . . were c. . pccia lly rc li , hccJ hy the Whi te f-l ou'c <.IS D'A mat o an d Fairclo th wen; :unong Clinlon\ t( ~rcrno, t aitil.:" . It wa' a di-.~.· ~~u raging day for Repuhli,.:: nh in the Holl \L' lllo . where Gingrich once t ;d ~ c d of 1•ddrng .10 to 40 (j() P ,cah. l n. . tc<.rLI . Demo~..: rilh pi c hL'd up httnd ful o l .... c :th ;1 J ~~ ~ -~ ~ S~ :0 ;:;;- .~I)...: ~ - "-·,": _~~:"' ~ ~~- · ~I~ ·"' rd ~ ~:- -._ I"-. ~ - ".. : ""' ~· -<Otv.._ ~ " ~ ~ i:),. ~ ' ---;:_- ...._ )t,_ ~·r -~ ' % "" ' " " b ~ ~ ~ ,. ' ~ ~- ""lv ~' "" :::; ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ · ~ ~ \ ' ·:':.: ~ ~ ~ ~I i.o;;!,. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~v ~ ~ ~ V ' I '-Js ~ : ' '( · .-.... '-... ~ ~ )'. ~~~r-t~j-~~~~r-t~t-~~~~~~~~-t~+~~-t~'·-t~+~~~~~~L+~'~4~+~~~~~~~ , -.....: ..:::: .:_: "\ ''-... ..;.._: 1 Q' / Alf~;,e ~-~m~~;~~~~i~~:~at~R~.·p. ~~; ~ " ~ ':'\ ~ ' ~ . \. I~ ~ ~! ~ ·~~ ~ ~ ~ ·~ . ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ .~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ·o.;;./. Republican governors in Alabama (I) lv. lv~tol' / and South Chan >iina. and pde d Os;y,_,,, _ ~~>. up 1owa . to o1U jlcady wi th 17 ~v. •., «G_ 4 govern orshiP'· The GO P. i11 turn , /O" .:>tv)..,•. ..._ '.:1 ~>'tv,..._,. look over Nchr:~s k a. Nev ada and II '.1 ...,.,.~ t < Co lorado frnrn the Democ rats "'".~t )_)IY. but lo1t their hold on Mi nnesota ~7oo . .:l.fiJt 'it to Ventura. There wi ll be 3 1 .& ~ "'lfor Republ ican governors a11d two (<!f) '1-toiJt indepe nde nts. ~0 / c!l, .. The first .hlad wom an ever "f.;sl..i 0 elected to the Senate. Democrat ~ lvJ>i, J,J7 Carol Moseiev -Bra un . was ""1)1-. de fe at ed in lll i~ni> hy &ealth-y '"'::-... 11' / s~e~n~tci ~t•~ruld . to reason with these folks. h 's pu rely emoti onal. I did not grow up wi th dogs. so I cannot be a fair j udge. but I remember my grandmother sayi ng. ''Dogs should be wi th dogs. and people should be with people." After hearing about these doggie camps. I think maybe my grandmother had the right idea. Dear Ann Landers: Those mean folks who ~rotc to you crit ic izing people who . snore made me mad . sleeps. When rny ex-husband Snori ng is what happens when a per- ~ n orcd. he would suddenl y ~ t op son is unable to breathe through the breathing for' several seconds , and it nose, so the poor soul has to sleep used to scare the daylights out of with the mouth open . ~ y snores me. ! thought he had died . I later learned that all ergies, sinus on purpose . My father's sn rng was so loud, problems and sleep apnea, all of I could hear · tWo fl oors away. which cause people to snore, can be We used to laugh about it, but it was- · helped with medicatio n and breath· n·1 funn y. He was teslcd for sleep ing appliances. Please, Ann , lt'! t your apnea and now wears a dev ice that readers who complain about snoring helps him brcat.hc nonnall y when he spouses know that th eir pa rtners don't need ridicu le or cnliCI!->m . thry mo\1 unusual "cure" "a~ sent in hy '~" need help.-- Self-Educated in Staten a woman a few years a~u. She "-CV. cd a tcnm o;; ball m the neck of h~:r Island . N.Y. flu...,hamf."l pajamas. Thi~ prevented Dear Staten Jsl•nd : I HAVE told them , hul because you \HOle. I hirn from •leeptng on hi' back. The am tell ing them again . Sleep apnea ... nonng !->topped alter that. can be life-threatening ;ind 1huuld he treated by a physician. This ' ---Send questions to Ann Lan· .: advice i!J1·3· lot 'better than !'lome o f dcrs, Creators Sy ndicate, 5777 W. the suggestions sen( in hy reader~ Ce ntury Bh•d .• Suite 700, Los who were slee p·deprivea and intent ·· Angeles, Calif. 911045 :· un pun is hi ng the "perpclrillor.·· ThC ALLTmSWEEK which energetic dogs chase a white thought we'd win.'.' House Speaker Newt Gingrich ac knowledged fomia , ending 16 ye ars of GOP control and leaving the Derl1oc rats in good pos ition tn a<ld seats in Congr"'·' after redi., l ri cting o~n..t crr~l<<r) S)a.i"'.at' .. about what we' re for - Page7 Wednesday, November 4, 1998 Republicans lost their hold on govern ors' seats in Ca lifornia and fou.r o ther -state<. The GOP retained control of Congress but ·' The Daily Sentinel; ~~~~ "- "J"~ ;..- ~ :--' ~ ' ~ ;;t I ;~ ~ ~r 'l.. ~ ~ ~ I ' ",::: 1 \1" \' ~ ~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~- ~~ ~I~ ~ -0-' 1'1:1' (j:l. ' ' ' ~ ':! ~ ~ \. -..... ~ • ~- ·~ \0 ~ ~ ~ :::.... 1~ ~ ' - ~ 1 :>:. "-:. \) ' ' ' ' it J~ n lllll i ll <lliona l . Anvo nl: l ll tcn~s t cJ ~ ~ ~ ·~ ~ ~- ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II -.~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~"' ~~.J~ ~~ ~ ...: ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~+~~~~f-~~~~1-~~~~~~~~--1-~~~ 1 t- 0 z 0 o (.) w 0:: a_ , a:: LL. 0 w m Festival planned Salisbury PTO will host the annual Fall Fest ival Saturday at the school. The Kitchen will open at 5 p.m. and ho,mcmadc chicken and noodles. sloppy joes, hot dogs. pi zza, pies. cakes and cookies wr ll be served. Games will he£ in for Lhc children at 6:30 p 111 . There will be a cake walk and game tickets will h!: so ld with the winner draw n at th e end of \he · eve ning. Pri zes will be l11c Ohio River Bear "Janet", 1998 Longabergcr Christmas Basket. Middleton Doll "Bo nn ie", a three-wick ~andle, $ 100 hill and a $50 hill . Also prizes have b~en <.! ~mat ed by local husinCsscs. I- I "-' ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~,~~7~~~+-~-+~+~k~~hd~+r~~~~~~+~~4~~~~~~~-, V) Scouts celebrate birth of founder Girls Scouts of the Big Bend Service Unit cclebral~ the binhday of Juliette Gordon. Low, founder of the Girl Scouts in the United States, on Oct. 3 1 with a bonfire and sing-a· long. Troops met on Pomeroy 's parkin g lot. marched to the ball field, and there enjoyed son gs and shared refreshment s. Each of the girls gave a penny for each inch tall for the Juli eue Low World Fri endship Fund which provides Girl Scol'ling/Girl Guiding around the world. Troops a!lending were Salisbury Daisy Troop 1259, represented by Meish Deiwert , Bo-Dara Powell, Michele Di ckerson, Michael Di cker· son, and Lind a Powell ; Sali sbury Bro,vnie Troop 1220, Kerri Van Recth. Tiffany Johnson , Veronica Grimm , Glori a Van Rei:th , and Janice Grimm ;' Syracuse Browni e Troup 11 20 : Alisha Quillen, Ericka Cogar, Ontna Quillen, Chri stopher Cogar, Shi rley .Cogar.. Peggy Nitz, and Charlene Estep. ' O thers attending wcr'c Autumn Mcl aughlin , Brenda Neutzling, Misi Ncut/li ng. Bethany Cooke. Debbie Cooke . . John Cooke, and 1 Deb Dow ler. ~ "- ~ 909 ~ Society Scrapbook Guild meets Plans for several events were made when the Episcopal Church Guild met recently m the chun.:h. Mc rnhcr:-; dl.!cidcd to adopt a nl!cdy fami ly at Christmas titn.c ra ther tlian partkipatc in the county\ angel pro!.!l"il lll . It was al so decided 1.0 assist ~vit h the God's Net Sutu'rday teen nigh t pmg mm . Refreshments will be donu tcd ailtl charcroncs f11'0\ 1idcd for the sc~..·ohd Satu rday C\'c ry oth er mnnth begi nnin g in No,c mh..:r. Gmr :-. Nl.":t has hccn Lk:vdnrcd a~ a rec reation cen ! ~:r for tee ns to provi de \V h c' lc ~l llllC cnh:rtainlll cnt . good nJI C mm.lcls and .rcfrc~hm cnl .~ every Fri- · dtl)' nnd Sat un.lay n i ~ht at the ccru cr nn M;1in Str~d in Pomeroy. 11 is sponsored thm ugh the n>op· cr~n i on of Inca I ch u rc hc~ ami is non- · ~ ~ .""" ' bag that resembles a bunny on a motorit.cd pulley. Camp Gone to the Dogs.· which is located in Vemmnt. has hccn goi ng . strong for n inc vcars. If this sounds weird , please be. aware that there arc othe r co:1mps for dogs. At Camp Winnari hhon nn Lake Tahoe in Nevada, dogs and the ir .mas1crs hike toge ther · through rugged forests all day and enj oy marshmallow roasts around a campfire in the evening. There arc sWimming contes ts. ki"ssing con ··. 'tests. canin e costume parties and classes I" obedience, nutriti on, first ~aid and ·good manners. Cani~c s can take the Good Cuizcn Test. and fo r thi s. they rcct: ivc diplomas. My friend , " Bonnre,' ' has been taking her Shetland sheep dog to the camp in Nevada for fo·ur years, and she says it beats any vacation she has e ver had. I love my dog, Ann , but when r want a reall y go ptl, restful vacation. I put my standard poodle in a kennel. and it doesn't cost $750 a week . Am I too critical, Ann '' \Vhat arc your vi ew ~ on this?-Dog Lover in New York Dear ·Lover: I'm with you. I have known many peopl e who are perfectly sane in e very other aspect of their lives, but wh en it comes to their dogs, they go off the deep end. There is no way · Vl ....J 0 in as ...;is ti.nu is a~k~d - t o ~..:ontaL: I R..:\, Ke>t h Rad~r. '-1920-.13 17. LIMIT 6 UP TO 55~ ' .. .At Foodland I We're locally owned. 'We're community minded, ' putting money back in the local economy which supports:us. Convenient locations with seroice that gets you in, ge·ts you out and home to the more important things in life. RC COLA~ND DIET .RITE 24 PACKS I 24·12 CANS ONE STOP CONVENIENCE We Sell Money Orders We Wire Money· Postage Stamps ~ Film Developing l Pre·paid Phone Cards ' Foodland Gift Certificates ' Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments Lottery Tickets (except Buckeye) AEP Electric •Ohio Valley Bank "Superbank'' Services •Greeting Cards •Floral Sales •We accept credit cards oz. 5-7 LB. AVG. U.S.D.A. GRADE A FLAVORITE CASE Hot, Lean or Croissant Pockets '' I I I I Limit one with coupon & $10.00 or more additional purchase. Good thru 11/7/98 FOR ~--~--------------~-------~ 3 LBS. OR MORE Country S.tyle 64 OZ. CTN. ' I I I I I I LB. 9·11.5 OZ. BOX Minute Maid . Orange Jutce Turkey Breast: FOR Beef Bucket 4ROLL_PKG. Angel So_ft Bath Tissue ' LB. 16 OZ. BOX 10 Loads FRESH BAKED 24 OZ. Ultra Rinso Heavy Duty· Detergen-t Pum kin Pie EASTMAN'S .. OHIO VALLEY • GALLIPOLIS BIG BEND • TWIN RIVERS B OVER $275,~00.00 IN PRIZES , rinK ynur altunJ.n,un cans to Foo dland . w e' ll rct.1'dc them into 1noney for c du ca · tlon . Ont:: lucky stude nt from ench Foodland rcg,io n ( 9) will win n $ 1 ~00 s~holar · ship to help with cnllryr rufllon. Help Wf. help those who arc: collcAC·boun~l l..ook forth..: white barre ls 3l Foodland and tlcpo!t.it ynur aluminum ~an s .. . for coUegc . '. OODLAND APPLICATIONS NOW AVAilABLE! Stop by your locll!l Foodl,tul store & get your t;,ns for College Schol,rship SUPERMARI{ETS L-...,.,-- u ' " ., �Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednnday, November 4, 1998 The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 ' Tuberculosis skin test won't Lackey named to Farm Bureau policy committee P·rotect you from disease • ami/p edicine John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine Question: A person' a! work wa' progress to a life threatening illne... ,jck. and her doctor !hough! >he had ' For mn>l people though, the body's tuberculosi>. One of my co-workers immune system contains !he infec>aid that he didn 't have to worry tirm without them knowing that tbe at>out catching TB h<'Causc he had a mild illness was .actually caused by .. TB test a"nd it ga\'C nim immunity to TB. the disca><;. I thr.,ghl TB IC>I> just The TB skin tcslos done to deter· slmwed if you had t:teen ex posed to o,nine if you have hecn e~posed In the disease and offered no prote~: tion · thi s infection and subsequently had 1 from il. ObvrousiV nne of'u~~; Js JIJI "i ~ infonned. Which rme'! Answ~r: an irnmunc system response .to it. 'llois test is positive in about SO per~:orn ­ cent .o r those who either have an mon disea"ic that is olt~n rciCrrcd w active case of TB or have dcvclnpcd immunity to the hactcria. By infCrcnt c. you have probahly already crwrcctly as-umed that there arc at>out 20 percent of individll31s With active Tutx:n.:ufo, is is a hy the initials "TB ." The World J-leahh Orf!ani7ation l'!>. limatc~ that unc third nf the world \ population is iniC~.:tcd with thl :'! di sease . Wow ~ Wnrldwidc thcl1:' an: X rmllum new ~:~s cad1 year and 2.Y r111llil)ll dciuh~ . This serious infr~.:lit 111 4k:!.:ur·s in all path of the world . C~IX·~i;ally in undcr-d~vclojll'd nation s. h is less 'nmmon in (ou ntrics with ahundan1 cconornit: rcsuun.: c ~ and dfc~tivc Glenn Lackey, Stewart, has been named 10 the Ohoo Farm Bureau Federation (OFBFJ Policy Devel· opment Commillee far 1998, a<:cording to commillee chairman Irv Gresser. The panel mel for its first session recently in Columbu• . lackey serves on the OFBF Board of Trustees representing Farm Bureau member~ in Athens. Gallia, 'Lawrence and Meigs countics, has been a. Farm Bureau mem bcr for 25 years and has served in various leadership roles , ·inclUding president of the '1\thcns County Farm Bureau. He is involved in a . 1,250 acre general livestock. grazing and hay family ramo in Athens · County. Serving on the Pnlicy Development Commillee is important because. "It increases 11JY per.. mal · understanding of issues that arc aflecting agriculture and it helps · Farm Bureau develop policy thai is representative of our membcrshjp,'' he said. The Ohio Farm Bureau 'Prilicy . .cntative> and 12 <late tru•tee• from throughout Oh10. They reviewed policy rccommendationo from Rep . Bill Schuck CR-Columbu<) and Rep. Pricilla Mead (RColumbus), as well ao fesource people representing Ohin departmen.- of Agriculture, Taxation. EPA and Natural Resource<, the Ohio Stale. University, Nationwide ln•urancc, Sierra Club, Buckeye Institutes for Public Policy Solulion, Consumers' Counsel, Oftice of Budget and Management County Commi5Sioncrs Association. Township Trustees Association, and Menke Con•ulling . The comminee will meet again in November 10 review about 1,500 policy suue•tinns frnm county Farm Bureaus. The commillee spends• four days receiving back· ground material. writing and di•· cussing possible policy that will benclit farmers and rural resident•. Final recommendations will be presented In, and voted on by, OPBF delegates at the organi7.ation's 80th Dcvclnprncnl Comrniucc consists annual meeting 11cc. ·' and 4 in of 10 county Farm Bureau rcpre- Cleveland. I Calmcue-Guerin (8CGI rcdUl:Cs the scvcrit)S of TB i r you >hould he exposed to -it, hut this public health system,. Our country inununi;:ation isn ~ l used in the Unitfalls into thi s for1unatc . . cl·onJ cate- ed Stales. Perhaps your friend wa.s gory. ·noerc arc about 20.fMJO caS>;s confusing this with TB testing. reported here ca..:h year. This is a I'll beo you are wondering if you much lower rale of iniCct10n than in should have a TB test. You dclinitcly Ccnmol America. Africa and South- should if you work with a wide varicast Asia. Obviously. our puhliL: el y of people. Health-care prolcshealth ellorts make dilkrcncc . sionals, teachers. bus drivers. etc. are : Tuberculosis is spre;id from one good examples of tho>;C who should infected individual 10 another by a · have a TB test every year or two. rather simple method. Tioc infected TI1is is particularly lroc if you work person ha< the Tullcrculusis bacteria with or .arc yourself an illicit drug in their lungs. When they cough, user, have HIV . or AIDS , or live in they send out a microscopic spray of the inner city. Jndi~idua/s in these ' t[tesc putcnliaUy, lethal organisms groups havC a much higher i~cidcm.:c into the air. lhc person who sits at of TB. Also. you should have a TB their desk down the hall at the other test if you have recently com~ from a . end of the vemilator shaft, urthc per- pan of the world where this disease son standing besi de him (" her, is common , Sec your family doctor inloalcs !he b-.octeria. '11oal unwilling or health depanment if you have any soul has now b<.'Cn exposed 10 'Ill. additional questions about TBt : lltc bacteria grow slow ly, so' "" . "Family Medidne" is a weekly i"lcction is usually not apparcn1 until cnlumn. To submit questions, write Weeks after the initial cxposure. lo Jnhn C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio UniMost pcop/~ develop a mild rcspira- versity Cnllege of Osteopathic to•y infection tha! linally clears up, MediCine, . Grosvenor Hall, alth<>ugh in some individuals it can Athens, Ohio 45701. a Fill Pick up dl~e.~rdM 8ppii811CH, blltiM1N, many metala l ' motor blocks. 740-m-4026 8 •1114 (:erd Nike recalls studded basketball shoe • ·BEAVERTON. Ore . IAPJ Nikc is recalling 350,fKIO pairs of its "Air Face Up" because a design flaw has i~jurcd about 3S people who wore the studded basketball shoes. Nike said Tuesday thac the shne, which went on sale in June, has' a small metal rivet attached to the outside of the sneaker that can be bent lo form a sharp edge. Nike said it has received about3S repuns of high schOC)I· and college· age basketball players being cut while wearing the shoes. Two play-. ers required stitches. Nike first made the connectjon between the · design · Oaw and the injuries in mid-October and notified the U.S. Consu~ocr .Product Safely ' Commission . ' "We want to move fast," said Nike spokesman Roy Agostino . "We want to get it out of 'the marketplace and eliminate any need for ,. ' Churrh with Evangelist Rev. The Community Calendar is Charles Swigger. •' featured published as a free sc1rvicc 1o singer> w,i ll he. the· White s, non -pr.o fit groups wishing 10 Gahriel Quartet, Rutland · announce meetings and special Freewill Baptist Chur<h Choir .., events. The calcnt.la.r nul . Mt. Union Choir and Soloist designed to promote sales or Marlene Carpenter. fund raoscrs ot any type . Items arc printed as space permits POMEROY - Chester Garand cannot he guaranteed to · den Clob will meet at the home run a specific number of days . ofTwila Buckley on November 4 at 7:30p.m. Thomas Shelton on Nov. 4. 7 p.m. PAGE VILLE Scipio Township Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, 6:30p .m. at the Page ville Tow"' Hall. " ' WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Club meeting Monday. 2 p.m. on November 4 al the home nf Martha Hoover. Leah Jean. Ord will review the book "A,ngela's Ashes, " hy Frank McCourt. RACINE - Regular meet· ing of the Pooncroy · Racinc Lodge 164 F&AM will.· bc held Wednesday, 7:30 p:m. at the lodge hall in Racine, ~lcction Of officers will he held . ; I . POMEROY Bradford Church of Christ, located at the corner of Bradbury Road and Route 124 outside of Pomeroy, will be hosting a concert by - CARPENTER Revival beginning Wednesday. 6:30 p.m. at the Mt . Union Baptist THURSDAY · EAST· MEIGS ·- ·Eastern Local School District wi II have parent/teacher con fcrences Thursday and No\1. I 2, 4-7 p.m. district wide. Call child's school building .to schedule an appoi~lment. RACINE - Racine American Legion Post 602 meeting Thursday, 6:30p. m. with meal and drawing to follow. Jone~ We apprtclate you ell. '. Public Notice · CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ClfANING 1 MOBILE HOME 3 Rooms & $59.95 -miot Coalinga 7 40·378-9807 Free Estimates Our Customers Are Special New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting . 44087 Wipple Rd. s.. 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Free Estimates (Cut Out lor Futurt Dill<ounl) DON'$ HEATING & COOLING RevtHd Code 100% SUCCESSFUL! • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Dl•count Price• The Metgt County Board ot Revltlon hit compln.d tis work of equalization. The tax rttums tor tax yHr IIIII have liNn rwiHd and the valuations complat~d and are open tor publlp lntpsotton In the office 'of ! ,th1 folelgt County Audllqr, ~ Second Ploor, Courtl!ouH, Second Street, Pomtroy, OhiO 4570. Comptolnlo agslnel the VIIUIIIOnl, 18 elllblllhld for IIX ysor 1198, mull be made In accordance with ·- Section 5715.1 t ott he Ohto Revised Codt. Thall complalntt mull Ill tiled on forms which will be furnished by lhl County Auditor and mull be llltd In the County Auditor's Office . on or. before thi 31st dar, ot March, 11111. All oampla nte tiled wllh the County Auditor will be hl8rd by lht Board of Rovlelon In lht msnnor provldod by Section 5715.18 ollho Ohio Revlttd Codt. · ' Nancy Parker Csmpboll, Melge County Auditor ,. LOnG'S COHSTROCTIOn MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light weight, ·fiberglass stale and county approved with two-year warranty. 740-742·2566 D. Howard IG'III'I-. RSES and EPA Certified (11) 2,3,4,5,1,1,1, 10,11,12 LOGO-ECTOMY Hall (Maximum 500 sq . ft.) L & L Tire Barn ...... ,......,.. PARTS <vinyl Skirting "WeterHeetera "Door/Windows 'EIICitlc/Ptumblng , Supp/1.. *flberglaaa .& Wood ps ; Fall Speclal- 614-992-7643 (No ~unday Calls} 11!/1/mo. HOWARD'S TRI·COUNn SANITATION NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Reference: 5713.01 C Ohio · The . shoe, which sells for about SSS, is 'a mid-cut 'with a 2-inch-lnng window in the heel . The words "Nikc · Air " arc on the o~tside tongue of the shoe, and the word "Team' appears on the back. .. 11. 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Every Sunday 12~30 pm Limit 680 sleeve .737 back bore •• I �Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ., VVednesday,Novewnber4,1998 . ~ednesday, November 4, 1998 The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ANNOUNCEr~ENTS 005 Femate liVe m companiM wanted 1o< ek1or1y woman Country II81IJng room and board modest salar~ Food preparatiOn and hghl housekeep.ng reqUired Must have ver flabte references 740 992-6584 le<Mt mess,ao. Peraonals ASK QUESTIONS CALL GET ANSWERS AMERICAS t1 PSY CHICS I 900 740 6500 Ext 3596 www tnehotpaoes2 comins/ K tchen hell) 1M pizza shop 32 40 houri per week rwo years e•perlence reqUired Send resume to Box 121 Syracuse Otuo•5719 plyCI'UC1250291 him 13 99 /Mrn 18+ Sent u 619-64S.84J.4 Pr tneess v Cleo Has X Rated Movtes For Sale SIS Each Or 2 For S25 New Releases 740.441 Must Be W lltng And Able To De liver Set Up And Move Large Furntlure Appl1ances Full Tune Send Resume To CLA Box 458 C!O Da ly Tribune 825 Third Ave Ga~ Oh 45631 5167 Start dat ng tontght Have fun playlfl9 the OhiO OatJng Game 1 BOO-ROMANCE eKtenSIM 9015 SWPM Mrd 40 s 6 1 ~30 Ltkes Outdoor A.cllv 11es ISO SPF 25 45 Send Response To CLA 457 clo Ga llpohs Da lly Tnbune 825 Thtrd Avenue Ga lt polls OH 45631 Needed 1mmed1atety Subst•lute JaMorlal Crew leader lead Worker various shlhs and hOurs no phone calls please Apl)llca lions ava table at Meigs Indus lnes 1310 Carleton Street Syra ouse OH 45779 30 Announcements Needed someone to stay w th el derty gentleman room and board smatl salary prefer male 304 895-3942 1 Me •ssa Barreu w 11 not De re spons ble for any ctetHs occurred by Timothy Barren New To You Thntt Shoppe 9 West St mson Athens 740-592 1842 Oualty clothing and household items $1 00 bag sate every Oak Hill Trucking Company Is Seeking Experienced Semi Trac tor Trailer Drivers Excellent Pay & Insurance Package Over The Road & Loca l Driving E•peri anced Drivers Only Call 740 ea21n3 Thursday Monday thru Saturday 900530 Oh10 Valley Bank Is Now Accept mg Appl cations For Landini) Po slt•ons Applicants Should Pos essThe Following Qualities Peo pie Oriented 'Customer Servtce And Sale& Driven •Prior Lending E~tpertence A Plus Ohio Valley Bank Oilers a Generous Bene! 1 Package Including 401 K Retire ment And Career Ad'iancement And Merit Bonus Opponunlt es Experienced And Qualified Per sons Should Send Resume To Ohio Valley Bank c/o Patrick H Tackett 420 Th trd A'ole Galllpo lis Ohio 45631 Giveaway 40 You Horse manure you load 304 B95 3703 Mother cal and t ve prec•ous k 1 tens desperate for homes 740 992 5755 60 ' Lost and Found Lost Large Black /S liver And Brown Ma e German Sl1epnerd Black Spot On Tongue lost In SA 325 & Centerpo int Area Childs Pet II Seen Please Call 740 245 5997 Overbrook Center has part time LPN posttiOns available for all sh Ms II Interested plttase contact Ang te Halley at 740 992 6472 EOE Lost m nlature Schnauzer 10/ 29/98 vlcimty or north Point E e mentary 304 675 1725 -:----,---'-- Part time handyman needed send Jesume to Dally Sentinel PO Box 729 74 Pomeroy on 45769 Lost Small Ch huahua Type DOQ Brown /Blac k With Wh te Mark n~ts Ch1ld s Pet lost McCor mtck Road 7AO 441 19a3 AN position avai lable for an ex per anced case manager at Rocksprings RehabUitat•on Cen ler Experience In MOS assess ments eh~bllltallon nursing and the coordination of an tnterdlscl pllnary team preferred PositiOn has flexible scl'1edullng and excel tent benefit package Must have prior nursing experience and be familiar wllh geriatric rehab 111atlon Please seM resume to Attention Carol Greening A N C CON Rocksprings Rehabtlltatton Can ter 36759 Rockspnngs Rd Po meroy Ohio 45769 Lost Wh it e tong hair cat Bur dette Addn area Rewa d (304) 675 6612 New 1 oor maiS lor a car call and ldent1ly 304 675 4331 Yard Sale 70 Gallipolis & VIcinity A1J. Yard S8tea Mull Be Paid In Advance OEAQLINE 2 00 p m the day before the eel is to run Sunday ltdltlon 2 00 p m Friday Monday edition 10 00 a m Saturday Rocksprings Rehab Center Is seeking a part time f I n cook dishwasher etc Please apply in person Aocklspr ngs Rehabiliata tlon Center 36759 Rocksprings Ad Pomeroy Ohio 45769 No phone calls pleeae Bah nd The P•zza Hut Chnstmas Items Clothes Cheap Wed Thurs Fn 9 OOAM 6 OOPM Someone To Uve In & T~ke Care 01 Elderly Couple For Room & Board Plus Salary 740 446-4051 740 446 3117 Pomeroy, MlddleJ!ort & VIcinity Telemarkelers Work In our new Pt Pleasant of !tee setting appointments Great ofllce a)mosphere great pay long term employment available For tmmedlate employment call 304 675-6539 !lam 5pm All Yard Satea Muat Be Paid In Advance Deadline 1 OOpm lhe day before the ad Ia to run Sunday & Monday edltlon1 OOpm Friday 80 Van Driver For Delivery Of Med cat Equpment Apply 412 Second Ave Ga 1 741J.441 1875 Auction and Flea Market wanted Subslllule Hygienist lor maternity tea\le December 18th throu gh the second week of Fe bruary Exce tent working condl tlons In a modern office with great pay Pease call 304 773 5.620 or send resume to P 0 Box 380 Mason WV 25260 A Ck Pearson Auction Company lull t(me auctlonur complete aucti on serv1ce Licensed lf66 Ohio & West V g n a 304 173 5785 Or 304 773 5447 We demeyer s Auctmn Service Gall po Is Ohto 740 379 2720 90 Wanted to Buy 140 Abso ute Top Dol ar All U S S1t ver And Gold Cons Pro olse ts Diamonds Anllque Jewelry God R ngs Pre 1930 US Cu rency Slerllng Elc Acqu s ttons lewe ry M T S Coin ShOp I 5 1 Second Avenue Gallipolis 740 446 2642 Gallpolls Career College Spr ng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem ber ACICS Reg 190 05 1274B 150 Antiques & Co ectables Buying 1 Piece Or Estates 740 446 2707 Schools Instruction Magic Veers Oay Care Pre School spaces avallabla excel lent skills lor your ch1fds devel opment Ca I us lor more tnlorma I on 304 675-5847 M F 7 30 5 30 Ant ques top pnces pad Rtver ne Ant ques Pomeroy Oh o Russ Moore owne 740 992 2526 170 Miscellaneous Antiques & clean used turn lure wtll buy one p ace or complete ho usJJhold Osby Mann 740 9926576 0 aM 20 gallon aquaril.fm wtth assessortes but no stands $50 00 lor the 10 gal $75 00 for the 20 gal neithe r leaks Solid p ne stand and assessorles for 38 gallon aquar tum but no tank $160 00 al pnces are negotiable 304 773 5051 Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Model s Or Newer Smith Buck Pontlac 1900 East ern A\lenue Ga ltpolls J & D Auto Parts Buy ng wrecked or sa \IBged \l&h c es 304 773-5033 Dependable lady WI Do cteanmg Call Edna Lanier 675 8738 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Business Training Elect! c rna ntenance serv1ce Wtr ng breaker boxes light fix lure heating sys tems and Re modelng 304 674 0126 Help Wanted Furn lure repatr rei msh and res to at on also custom Oh o Valley Ret fiiS hlng Ph lrps 7~0 992 6576 AVON I All Areas Spears 304 675 1429 Computer users Needed Work Own Hrs $201< $751< Nr 1 800 349 7186 Ext 1173 wwwamp Inc com Experienced Auto Body Repa ir men Apply At larry s Body Shop 2046 Add tson Pike Gellt poNs • Geo ges Portable SawmUI don t haul your togs to the m II just call 304 675 957 Wtll babysit In Apple Grove area my home or yours 3)4...57&-4008 W11i Work For $4 .00 /Hou W1ll Haul Trash Junk Etc 740 367 0140 FINANCIAL 21 o Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do busr ness with people you know and NOT to send money through the ma11 untlt you have ln\lestlgated lhe oflenng 230 Professional Services Llvlngslon 1 Buem•nt Water Proofing all basement repairs done free esttmates lifetime guarantee 12yrs on job expert ence 3Q4.895.3887 Livingston • Basement Water· Proofing all baseme,nt repairs done free estima tes tlfe llme guarantee 12yrs on job experl ence 304~15-3887 AI rea estate acvents ng n th s newspaper s subJeCt to the Federal Fatr Houstng Act o1 1968 wh ch makes t llegat to ad'oler1tse •any preference I mitat10n or dtscr m nahan based on race color rellg1on sex tam hal status or nat anal ong n or any Intention to make any such preference llm1tahon or d1scrrm nat1on This newspaper w 11 not knowtngl-,: accept advertisements for real estate which s tn violation of the law Our reaaers are hereby Informed that all dwetltngs adver1tsed nth s newspaper are ava table on an equal opponuntty oasis ~------. .~ REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 1141MMEOIATE DISPOSALII Aeposessed /Must Sell 2 Brand New R30 Prelnstallated Prefab Homes Highest Quality Easy Construction Never Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 Sacrtllcel "A L tt e Country In Town• Price reduced large restored VIctorian home situated on 12 acres VII lage of Middleport Secluded and private close to schools and churches Private brick circular dr ve br ck pat10 modern kitchen family room w/llreplace 3 4 bed rooms two baths large lormal LA/ DR large foyer tour original stained glass windows 30 minutes from Athens 15 20 mtnutes from Gallipolis For ap po ntment cat 740 992 5696 Read the Classified Ads $999 Down on any 98 model Ooub:lew de In stock Free Debv ery Call I 800-691 6777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 BOO 36U862 14Ft X 76Ft lnd1es House 2 Bdrms 2 Baths Ut•l•ty Room Pantry Closet 740 99'2 5428 14x70 lnd1es House mobile home two bedroom two bath utility room pantry closet 740 992 5428 1959 2 bedroom must be moved 2000 OBO 304 675 7773 ask lor Mike and leave message 1969 Commu111ty mob•le home 12x56 ask ng $2300 740 B43 5310 days or 740 843 5147 after 6pm 1971 Htllcrest 12x60 two bed rooms washer {jryer stove & re It gerator a r underpmnlng $4500 740-992 5039 1979 Fa rmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen AI K&K Pt Pleasant can 740 446-431 o 1996 14 Ft x72 Ft Sunshine 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths Island l<llch en Oak Cab nels 740 245 9834 6)(30 fully equrpped ready to move 51200 740 742 82B2 ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume Loan Low Monthly Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 ... Double W de New $999 Down $237 per mo Free delivery & set up 1 800 691 6777 Large select on or used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starling at $2995 Ou1ck de l very Call 740 385 9621 Oakwood Homes Barboursv lie WV Model Close Out 304 736 _34_09_ _ _ _ _ __ Mobile Home & 314 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14x70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Located sA 218 Days 740 446 3278 Evenmgs 740 446-3099 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free air skirt 1 BOO 6~1 6777 NEW 14x80 3BA GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304·755 5885 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Family Room Ctty Schools On 1/2 Acre Neigh borhood Road 740 258 B1 02 2 yr old br ck ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths dan wood rtoors 30'b0 Meadow brook 304 675 7643 3 Bdrms 1 112 Baths Full Fin !shed Basement Double Garage Brick 1 M1le From HMC 740 446 1423 3 bedroom country kitchen ltv ngllamtly 2 baths detached ga rage on 1 112 acres country set tlng Chester area $46 000 740 985 3511 6y 2 3 bedrooms lo ft tongue/ Qroove pellet stove HP/CA ap pMances ga age spa acre Bula vtlle P ke 740 367 0286 House & Lol For Sale 2 Bed rooms 1 Bath 5600 Down WAC Easy Terms Loca ted Near Btd well Contact David 1 800 448 6909 House State Route 7 South Less Than 10 M nutes From Downtown Gall pot s Pr v~te 2 1!2 Acre l ot W1th Breathtaking Rtver View Ap p ox 2 000 Sq Ft 3 Bedroom'i 2 1/2 Baths Fam ty Room 2 F re paces Hardwood Floors 2 Car Ga age Lots 01 Ellrras• f95 000 00 740 446 9762 Or 740 446 4514 Log House Situated On 1 Acre 3 Bdrms 1 112 Baths 2 Car Garage 12XI6 ClubhOUSill N C& 1J Land seeped $92 500 Call 740 367 0451 Aher 5 00 Modern 3 bedr oo m house 2 baths country kttchen large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot Tuppers Plains Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 3511 or 740 667 3304 Pnce redu ced again will cons~r:1er sell ng on land contract 3 tied room spl t level new 3 car ga rage new heat pump and atr new carpet throughout very mce home 740 742-4000 BRICK RANCH Style ConditiOn Par Basement 2 Car tnCjulrles Only•l Three bedroom ranch ktlchen wl appl ances bath LA furn•ture cu talns 18x20 back deck out build ngs Ctly water blacktop oad Waterloo Ad $39 900 1 aoo 486 8555 Three bedroom one bath home tn New Ha'.len good ne ghborhood close to Schoo and publ c poOl large yard new \llnyl sid.ng per feet starter home $36 500 304 882 3319 2 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Bath W1tn Fun Basement In Paulot Call Afrer 6 ~M 740 44&<1569 Ertlctent clean two bedroom depos•t references no pets 304 675-5162 House For Rent Patnot Area 7.w-44&4569 After 5 P:M NJCe 2 or 3 bedroom house 111 Pomerov no pets 740-992 5858 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 1 Bedroom Tra1ler In Gallipolis Nice Yard & Porch $250/Mo $200 Deposit Re,erences -Re qutred 741)-.446--9342 2 & 3 bedroom mobile I'IOmes air condit ioned $260 $300 sewer waler and trash Included 740 992 2167 2 bedroom m M ddleporl $275 per month plus depostl 740 992 3194 2 Bedroom Mobtfe Home $2651 Mo Includes Water A Trash $100 Depos t No Pets Inside Call740-446 9569 2 Bedroom MObile Home Hannan Trace Road Off 218 $225/Mo ... $100 DepoSit 74o-256-6202 2 Bedroom Mobile Home $2001 Mo Deposit a Ml es Out State Route 218 Gall1po l s 740 446 B172 740 256 6251 2.- bedroom tra ler tn Racine 3 bedroom tratler n M ddleport no pets 740 992 585B 2 bedroom n country Tuppers Plains water .,hlp 740 992 7201 leave message 2 Bedrooms $375/Mo Plus Utlt• tea & Deposit No Pets 740 446 4313 740..446 0879 3 bedroom handicapped acces slble water & sewer provided to tal e ectric bath & half Hud voucher accepted Racme area Southern School D•strlcl 740 949 4S02 McCormick Road 3 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms $275/Mo Plus De .. posit 740 446-8844 Tra•ter For Rent Beauttrul River V•ew 198 River Street Kanagua Deposit References No Pels 740 441 0181 Foster Trader Pa~ Two (2) Bedroom Mob•le Home Route 21 B $300/Mo Rent $300 Deposit • References Requ.red 740 983-4607 Two bedroom Ira ler lor rent call 740 949 2067 Two bedroom parltally furnished near Leon main road $200 de posl1 $200 month call 740 446 1930 after 6 00 pm Unfurnished Mobile Home On Cora Mill Road Off Or 325 No Pets References Deposit Re qulred 740 245 5622 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Free air skirt 1 BOO 691 6777 440 New 1998 14x70 three bed oom Incudes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes Skirt ng deluxe steps and setup Only $167 OB per month with $1 075 down Call 1 BOO 637 3238 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit reCjulred no pets 740 992 2218 NEW eANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Sttllln Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILAeLE 304 765·6885 2 bedroom 1 112 bath flreP.tace gas furnace 1270 sq ft ol living space In Chester asking $47 000 740 9B5 3582 H ggs Constructton Roofing S d I ' tng Pa nllng Remodeling Also Tree Cutting & Landscapmg Combined Experience 15 Vear:t;o New brick Ranph 3 bedroons Fully Insured Free Eslimates 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor 304 674 0058 740 446--3409 age All Ecectncl 1 2Acrea $127 500 304 675 6959 cutting edge••• $500 Down on any 14170 in stock t•m•ted number free dei1v ery C&lt 1 80().691--67n Pr ce reduced 1990 Spruce Ridge 14x70 mob le home very gooa condition 2 bedrooms 1 & 112 baths washer & dryer sto\le refrigerator central air 6118 out s de bui ld ng lmmeel ate posses 510n 740 992-6582 :-:---::-.:.:C.-'----:c-::-- l . j;;1;;:·Fi~E;~"t,~e;ll~ent Stay on 320 Mobile Homes for Sale "H""ou-=s-:e-T~rallflr on Broad Run Ad 3br 1 112 baths 2 added on rooms Porch garage Lot 2 A/ C s household terns $1 5 000 304 882 3426 We Finance Land & Home With As little As $500 Down 1 606 92B 3426 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths $229/Mo 1 800 383 6862 340 Business and Buildings Commercial Olttce or Retatt 87 Mill St Middtepor1 1 450 Sq Ft $400 rpo Co ner 8u Cl ng 740 992 6250 Acqu sit ons (nellt door) 350 Lots & Acreage 1 38 Acres Level W/ 12Ft X 60Ft Mobile Home 24X24 Garage 9FtX10Ft Storage Butldmg $36 000 00 740 38B B884 49 3/4 Ac es Gn Ward Road In Gall a And Me gs County Ap proll 5 Acres Clean Rest In Woods $30 000 740 338 9105 Approx mately 3 5 Acres Perry Twp For Sale 740 446 4609 or 740 446 1104 Aher 5 OOPM Scentc Valley at App e Grove WV Bulldtng ots smgle wtdes accepted pub c water 20 m nutes from new Buttalo Bndge on Jerry s Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Several 5 acre pereels remote beaut lui land Meigs County Sci pm Twp SA 692 Ul st off SA 143) owner f nanc ng ($ 1800 per acre) Can lor good map 740 593 8545 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy land 30 500 Acres we Pay Casn 1 800 2t3 8365 AnthOny Land Co RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom all electnc home rn Letart Falls wtlh carport awn & garden Hud accepted w th com pleted appl cation & relerences WID 740 99:2 2311 alter 6pm outslde pets only 3 Bdrms Famtlyroom 1 3 Acres 2 OOOSqFt 3 M es South On 7 16X32 tngrouncl Pool 2 Storage t 740 245 9472 3 bedroom house w Th garage tor rent n Aullanel $285/mo p us de post 740 742 2367 1 S BEDROOM HOMES FROM & Bank Repo s Call 1 BOO 522 27JO X 1709 $4 000 Local Gov! Apartments for Rent 1 Bedroom Econom ical Gas Heat WID Hook Up Near Ctnema $279/Mo P us Ut ht es Oepos 1 & Lease Aequl ad 740 446 2957 2bdrm apls total electric ap p ances fum st)ed laundry room facilities close to school n lown Applications ava able at Village Green Apls t49 or cal 740 992 3711 EOH 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Central Heat /A r On First Avenue Available Nov&mber 15th Refer ances Depostt 740 446 1079 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $356 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal Houstng Opportun t:y Furnished 4 Rooms & Bath Com pletely Redecoraled Clean New Carpet No Pets Or Smoking Ref 'B ranca &- Depos I Required Also Futmshed 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740 4461519 Furnished /Jpstatrs Apartment Close To Downtown Ga llpohs Also 3 Room Cottage Refrences And Oeposn 740 446 115B • Gracious nv ng t and 2 bedroom apar tments at V ltage Manor and R verslde Apartments n Middle port From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Houstng Oppor tunll1es AKC adorable Cocker Sl)anlel """"'" 740-992-e-4 12 MERCHANDISE Beautiful AKC Registered Mal tese Pt.4)pies 74()-.U6-0857 Household Goods Appl•ances Aecond !toned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl grators 90 Day Guarantee• French City Maytag 7-40 446 7195 0000 USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers relngerators ranges Skaggs App liances 76 VIne Street Call 740 446 7396 1 888-618..0128 used Furniture. Store Below Hoi! day Inn tn t<anauga Twin Beds Complete $115 Full Beds Com plele $,1 ;:~5 Hutch $75 Oress~rs Couches 7-W-446 4782 Sporting Goods 520 Antiques 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise WABMUPI" Furnace Heat Pumps & A1r Con d•tiomng Free Est1matest tr You Con t Call Us We Both lose• 740 446 6306 1 BOO 291 0098 Hunter~ Speclel P1le Inn Bed and Breakfast leon WV $36! person or $45/2 peol)le 304 937 2447 1 Crypt & Plate $350 740 367 7864 1994 rerramlle Low Hours Hunl lngton 304 736 9131 Or After 6 00 PM 304 525 5359 Large Rock ing Horse Baby bed High char Swing Stroller Car Seal 304-675 454B Church pews lor sale 12 twelve loot 4 ten foot $200 each 74Q949 2217 Oratn culvert for sale 4 x20 nev er been used 12 gauge call 740. 992 5623 Electric Scooters Wheelchalfs New And Used Stairway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooter Lilts Bowman s Homecare 740 446 7283 Extra Nlca Used Furn ture Ap ptlancas Olnelle a Freezers Beds Refrigerators Stoves Wast1ers Dryers Etc 740 446 4039 740 446 1004 FIREWOOD Cut Spill Delivered I Jared 740 446 6566 Chad 740 446 1271 For Sate Fill Dirt WI 1 Deliver 304 675 6734 ,, For. Sate Healthdyne Model 950 F nger Pu lse OximeTer 740 388 8416 Grubbs Plano luning & repairs .! Problems? Need Tuned? p ano Or 740 446 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebuilt In Call Ron Evans 1 BOO 537 9528 John Deere dozer 6 way b1ade new engtne $12 500 Tra lleze trl axle heavy equ pment tra11er dove ta I with fBITIPS $3 500 King Culler 5 brush hog $250 1972 Mac truck 237 Mac motor $2 000 740 742 2675 Nice Kl nQ Si ze Waterbad With Headboa rd Mirror Complete Dresser With Mtrror Ntghtstand 740 379-2720 AFTER &PM Prlmestar 549 mstallallon 5100 worth of tree programing lree Holiday g tt pack 800.263 2640 SALE K tchen Cabinets El3%0FF lfst price 11 purchased by the end of Oclober Free In home estl mates Tri County Distributors lac 1 800 352 31-47 Six electric e•erctse toning ta bles Lose weigh1 and keep lt off 304 675 7961 Standard box sprtng and mat tress$80 00 Brown couch good cond $1000030467521BO New Apartment 1 Bedroom In A o G ande A I Ut•t ties Pa1d Plus Cable Walk ng 0 stance To Campus $375 00/Mo 740 245 5100 ~ 4 Wanted advertising cotlactlb es Coke Pepsi etc nclud ng old tin signs 740 992 5053 One bedroom apartment tn Mid dteporl all uhhtes pa1d S100 de pos 1 $270 month ~ call 740 992 7806 Sam Spm t One bedroom furnished aparT men! tn M ddleporl 740 992 9191 Tara Townh ouse Apartments very Spac ous 2 Bed ooms 2 Ftoors CA 1 112 Bath Fully Car peted Patio No Pets Lease Plus Securlly Deposit Aequtred 740 446 348t Twm Rtvers Tower nbw acceptmg appl cal ons lor 1br HUD subsld •zed apt lor elderly aM handt apped EOH 304 675 6679 450 Furmshed Rooms Circle Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remodeled HBO C nemax Srt'owl m.e & 0 sney Woekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Construction Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 74Cl-441 5161 Waterl ne Specia 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 1DO 1 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com pression FIHtflQS In StOCk RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 BOO 537 9528 Muelcal Instruments P1ano Kimball /Whitney Good Condition w th Bench St 740-441-'tl416 Pets for Sale A Groom Shop Pet Groommg Featunng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 740 446 0231 AKC golden retr e'.ler PUPPieS 1st shots and wormed $200 304 675 168-9 Clays 304 576 2996 alter 7 pm AKC Reg stared mtni dachshund pups 740 992 9989 - FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 160 A Barko Loader/CTi=l Saw buck Excellent Condition 740 682 7318 24 USED TRACTOAS IN STOCK F nanclng A& Low As 6 n. With John Deere Credlt Approval On Used Tractors Carmlcl'1ael s Farm & Lawn GafiiPOII& OhiO 740 446 2412 Or 1 600 594 1111 Also See The 'New" 4000 Sertea Compact Utility Tractor& Stvtrtll In Stod< Ford 2000 3 cyl dltset $6 100 covered utility trailer 5 •6 $150 pole barn 25x50 no treasea $850 4 &Rct!on 12"x16 metal pipe Mossberg 12 gauge full choke plus. deer barrel $250 740 992 3564 Ma ssey Ferguson •o 4 Speed Wtlh H Qh & Low Transmission L1ve Power Good Condition 740 256-6574 ~,obacco baler air press tobacco stripper 304-675 3246 I 304 675 4075 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes 01 4 WD And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Steer Loaders Check With Us About Flnal'lcing On Lawn And Low Rate Fi nanctng New And Used Equipment 1 1 Lawn Gallipolis 24121 BOo-5'94 1111 630 Livestock 2 Angus Heifers and 1 Angus Steer 740 368 9708 Baby pigs lor sale 740 949 290B Five 600 Pound Stears 740 2,.55457 Gentle 3 Year Old Black Gelding Broke For Harness & Saddle $1 000 Yearl ng Pallmlno Filley Very Genlle 1700 740 JaB 9738 After 5 PM Purebred Slmmental cows Slm mentalfBelglan blue cross cows Angus cross herd bull 740 949 '2a22 Pygmy goats for sale one billy $45 4 nanny s all breed $65 each call740.985 •too 640 Hay a. Grain Hay for sale one mile north on Rl 2 aquare Bales $1 OIJ.$2 00 saturday onty pick up TRANSPORTATION a. 4-WDe ELVINEY TELLS ME SAME GOSSIP OVER AN' OVE~R U WHY DON'T YOU STOP HER?? IT GITS BETTER TH' SECONT TIME AROUND 1992 Olds 88 Royale 92 000 M•les New Tires Loaded Good Cond1tron 56 500 00 E\'entngs 740.245 9652 1996 Plymouth Breeze 49 800 miles whtle wtgray interior auto c ruse atr am/fm cassette 4 door asking $8300 1•0 9•9 2311 days or 740 949 264• even•ngs ~ Tt-IINIC Ttlf GOL/..ISION Of Ty/0 ANI> ~Al.A)(IeS' Tt.ft t.llrATION OF Tt-l,tt BLACIC tiOL~S--­ l>t5t1WES' A LITTiot MOilt TtiAN AN "OOPS': YOIJ Tv/0! 1'..</>..ve s 11- "f. 1984 Chevy KS Blazer CamJ'W Spelcal 4x4 AC AT New Tires f Exhuast Must Sell! $3 500 OBO 740 448 3580 Leave Message Before 5 00 f 'riNNi ll'ankaflde • us t;;<J<T THE BORN LOSER 1993 Chevy C 20 Short Wheat Base Conversion Van Excel Cond tlon New Wheels Ant~ Tires Maintenance Up To Date. $8 000 00 740 441 1013 ,.effQI:E YOU LU..I/€: Ot-1 YOJR -, ~CNL, lfJ.E](E~ Of<E ,.If 1\HlR~:i\ YOU DOt•l'\ .:>J<.C££.0 "'I Tfl().)(,f\T l WN-IT YOU TO ~p lt-1 1993 Ford Explorer XLT 59 282 miles 4x4 auto air cruise dark gre&n Allor wheels 4 door a~ lng S9600 740 949 2311 days or 740.949-2644 evenings 1 M.l~D 1995 S 10 Blazer 4x4 Low Mll11. Garage Kepi Loaded $15 900.00 740-258-1222 .; Incisive ..pay OKAY LET ME FIND MY FI~ST QUESTION f1C,HT1NC, THE WIDESPREAD PERCEPTIOIJ THAT SHE. 15 AN INCOMPETENT UH OOPS WHAT5 THE QUESTION, STAND-IN FOR HER BELOVED 750 Boats a. Motors for Sale HOLD IT THATS MY OPEN IN<; PARI'.GII.I\PH P~EDE- CESSOR Summers not overt Kawasaki STS Jet ski still under warranty three seater 83 horsepower boughl new July o1 97 lhf8e matching Kaw{lsBkl ski vests and trailer all go with 11 Priced to sell $4200 740 949 2203 or 74020<l5 will consider trade for good pontoon boat II Pass 1¥ 1• 2NT 4A Pass Pass Pass 2• 3/1> 4NT Pass Pass Pass Pass 5+ Pass 6a All pass :-t.v...... 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A ~~~ ! l DON'T KNOW "OW CAN '1'0V GEi '!OVR FOOT CAU6"T IN .A NE 5T 7 30 34 Begin (2-) 311C36 Turf 311Tou - tumo 39Portl8ncla 40 It In a choir 42 Loom ber 44 Put forth -getlcally 49-.Fra.50 Above (poet ) 52 Nelherlllnda commu111 53 Fauhalr CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ce6ebrily C!phef cryptognarm a e crea'-d trom quo(attons by lamou~ ~ put and pn1Hn1 Each 18tta r1 the cipher st.ndl lor 1nolher Today 1 clue V tQUM Y CPDMOK SERVICES ,. •• Thursday Nov 'i 199R In the commg year you should '' out .my persons who have when panmns you choose to spend your 111ne Today could lurn oul to he a bummer 11 you are wllh someone ers possess l1stun atluntt vd) who provokes t:ontronlattOns Avmd pl.u.: e-. ol hu ...,t ne...,.., whr.:1e ynu CAPRICORN (Dec 22 J m 19) W ilk away ralher lhan con from sotneone who ts beh,tvmg m a dts agreeable fashion lnday espec1,11iy 1t thts Involves,, co worker II s I() your i.lucttve rdatronshtps th tl 11 bnn~ .tUv mt.tge not to get anvnlvet.l you 1he happmess Y"u deserve AQUARIUS IJ,m 2() Feb 191 SCORPIO (Ocl ~4 Nov 22l Wh.ll you s.1y luday could gel repe 11 R.lthcr th.tn havmg to m tke return-.; Iller c.m:lully exumme .dlmerchan ed Sn tf your ~ers .are gosstptng dtse belun~ maktng .an) pun.:t\ases .1bou1 11 p.11 who 1'n 1 pre,~nl don 1 today M.tke cen.un lhey dnc sn I lll.tkr! ~111y ~.:onlnbutmn!'i Its you who wdl l11er be bl"med contatn ,my !laws Its gotng to be one PISCES (Feb 20 M.1r.h 201 More ot those days Know where to look for romance and you II hnd 1t The 1.1lk 1h.1n .1d1on will y1eld you a b11;_ Aslro Gmph Malchmaker msl.wliy lui zero today So 11 you i<el ch.1l reveals whn.:h s1gns ,tre romantically kngtd by so melhmg l"ckle 11 he •d perfecl for you Ma1l $2 751o Mulch· on rather th~m try to ~.:m..:umvli!nt 11 maker c/o of th~< newsp tper PO With words ARIES (Mar.h ~I Apnl 191 II Box 1758 Murr.ty Hill SiaiHin New you l.lo m~m! t.tlkang than lt!'ilt.:nln.::York NY 10156 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 21 Dec toJ.ly you ~.:uuiJ Jcpnv~ )Ours~ II ol 21) Be dtscnmmaung as to the co tn 'iome very valu.thlr: 1nlurm.ttton nth weed c.aused you hean.u.: hes or headaches m lhe past ThiS w1ll he lor your own benel1t Replace lhem w11h solid pro XEOD AVIUESI IPS 0 LEKKVAVTYIV. I UMB RESTC EB J DJBYXD JMBSPD S K IE UIIHD SLCYGD BUOO FEU J PREVIOUS SOLUTION ·n was a slorm m a lea cup but'" polil1cs we sall1n paper boats " - S1r Harold MacMtllan KWYSNA I II I1 2 F I KE N I rI I T RNI P .1::_: Granny says that when no one around you seems to measure up 1! s t1me to measure the I r'r--lrii~-.,A~r-:T;IrC...:,II'9°=.1-tl 0 ~~~P~:.: rs 1 1 16 . · · · _ . PRINT NUMBfRED ohe chuckle quoled. by f1ll ng '" the m•u•ng words you develop lrom slap No 3 below 5 II 1 I' I' I' I' I' 1· I' I I ve lived a long t1me the grandmother told her chli dren and I believe that happmess IS a rebound from HARD WORK IWEDNESDAY ASTRO-GRAPH llue R1ches - Crowd - Brave • 1Nh1sky- HARD WORK a. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond ttonal llletlme guarantee Local references furnished Es tabllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 OB70 1 BOO 2B7 0576 Rog ers Waterp ooltng a...,.,_ SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Campers Motor Homes RestdenUat or commercial wlrinQ\ new serv ce or repairs Master Lf· censed electrician Ridenou r Electrical WV000306 30-4 675 17B6 ....-.. 21 111\-11'1- ~ LETTERS New gas tanks & body parts D & A Auto Ripley WV 304 372 • 3933 or 1 BOO 273-9329 Electrical and Refrigeration ton 28,..,. oil A PEANUTS Budget Priced Transmissions. and Engines All Types Access • To Over 10 000 Transmissions 4 740 245-5677 840 24 Bro!Mr• L--'-...1.-..L.-.L.....J--' ----'~~.....!-"'--..11 Auto Parts Accessories Professional 20yrs expertenCi!l with ell masonery brick block & stone Also room additions g~ rages etc Free astlma1es 30-4 773 955.0 22 llualcbln Cup! Openmg lead • J on<.t round llt:t.:lm~r knows to fmesse I .a C&C General Home Main tenence Patntlng vinyl siding carpentry doors windows baths mob•le home repair aM more For free estimate call Chet 740 99~ 6323 19F.....,hyn hegtns wtt/1 two rounds ot d1~1monds BIG NATE 1994 'YZ125 Aaclng O(rtblke Ex cellent Condition New Tires New Overhaul $1 500 740-379 2695 App lance Parts And Service An Name Brands Over 25 Years E~~:: perlence All Work Guaranteed French City Maytag 740 .. 46' 7195 10Pencllend 12 Engandlr Ag.unsl SIX spades the defense Motorcycles , Home • Improvements l~on , ...lng , kmg of L.hamonds ) 1996 Ford Wlndsler Gl vai 52 190 miles red metallic w/gtrf{ Interior non smoker front rear aJ c tilt wheel cruse stereo asking $13 200 OBO 740 949 2311 days or 740-949 2644 evenings 810 S Exploit 7My~ 11 Quick, torcmg You would have had tour 198e Chevy Scottsdale new tM" glne and tires good running ll~ lng $1500 OBO 740-843-5295 ' • Midas Self Contained Motor Home Generator like New On lnsldet $6 000 7<40-446-(;844 -· -· '!.ttir By Phillip Alder Your panner opens one club you re~pond one heart he rebtds one spade ,md you JUmp lo lhree spades Wh"l have you 'hown > In Ihe good old days before DVDs and televiSIOn all JUmps were FRANK & EARNEST $500; 790 drink 4 Actor Chaney 34 Sllowt 5 Hoveo-1 ocorn 37 Prefix far plone 6 Aulgnlllon 33 .Anglo-Saxon Support for partner 1980 1!1!)0Trucks $100 Potlca Impounds All Makes Available 1 600 290 2262 X 3901 760 2 SUpport 3 Stimullllng 32ActrnoCiolre Vulnerable East West Dealer: South South West North East BARNEY 94 S 15 Jimmy loaded VII~ sharp new !Ires automatic 4 ~~ VoJ1ec CFI $12 000 OBO l<lil.742 7200 or 740 742 2675 • 740 A 10 6 3 aQJ872 ' 1968 Bronco excellent condition $5 000 740 949-2217 1990 Cavalier 2 Doors 70 ooo Acutal Miles Auto AIC $2 195 1988 Beretta V6 5 Speed Great Condition $2 t95 Cook Motors 740 446 0103 53 21 Pledge 31 Orlnk otowly • K4 1995 Dodge Truck 1500 Serill Laramie SLT Extended Cab Loaded Power Windows Doors Mtrrors Seat Split Seat Carge Lid Reese Hitch 601( Extra Clean 74().256-6427 740 256 1084 730 Vans DOWN 1 Row ftoh dllh ¥ K 2 82 S 15 GMC good conditio n ~ $1 000 740-949 2040 1993 Mountaineer 5th W t~ eel Camper 36 With 16 Slide Wash er Dryer Gen E~tcellent Cond tlon 74D-441.0519 1988 Chevy Beretta GT v 6 auto ale ps pb stereo high mites looks /run good $1575 740.247-4292 • a 720 ' Trucks for Sale 97 Pontiac Sunf re 24 000 miles still under warranty automatic like new $12 500 firm 740 742 7200 or 74Q-742 2675 1982 Ford Fairmont 90 000 Actu al M 1es Runs Good New Brakes New Parts No Rust $500 080 740 441 1677 A 8 52 South One owner 1969 Chevrolet Btt ~· 327 JJI010r 74().992 7538 - 87 Cutlass Salon 455 AT AC PW sunroof vette rallys very n oo $3500 304 675 2909 1960 19~ HONDA CARS $100 $500 POl ce Impounds All Makes Available Call 1 800 522 2730 Ext 4420 + c- 1985 Coachman Slide tn Camper Air Furnace Holding Tank At frlgeralor Water Heater Stove 4 Hydraulic Jack Tape PtayeF GOOd ConditiOn $3 500 740 256 6038 71 o Autos lor Sale • J 10 9 6 4 21 Holly _, • 9 8 5 4 10 9 6 18 Orwnch 20 Wooden tub 27 Turn upalde • J 9 8 7 ¥ J I0 7 • 1997 Dodge Stratus • Doora PW Auto"lf,tic A/C 27 000 Mlleo $9 300 OBO 740 379 2728 1995 Chev Tahoe LT red with blacil: trim Dark red leather Inter! cr tape and cd player 15 000 miles factory plastic covers, carpet garage kept $28 000 cal 304-675-3753 1985 Dodge Aries Clean Air Low M i les 34 Mi Per Gallon 34 000 Actual M1tes Books $700 More St 100 080 740 U6 1127 560 7Soletldld 13 Din 14 U..n lllar1t 15 Hut 1& Orrin Hootch 1 23 Cal box East • 2 1993 Chevy 2500 4 WD 88 DO~ Milas 740 379 2451 World Boo~ Now on Sa e Save $280 00 lim ted number of sate sets! Low Monthly te r ms (304) 675 3775 Also 1998 CD Rom on Sale I Margaret Pterce Block brick sewer pipes Wind ows hntels etc Claude Winters Rro Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 Flahegp Hid on That lhlng'l Pollndromlc name 47 SlngorA4851W-...-tal 54 Throat 55 Film-splicing machine 56Gu... 57 Govemlng-rdmember 24 Social mltflt 25 Cheerlett aAK w...t 1997 Chevy Lumina AMIFM A/C Cruise Control Excellent ConQi 1lon Mu&1 Soli $11 500 7~:1 Stud t.ervlce AKC .champion blood hne Mini Schnauzer (S & P) guarantee call 740 992 6700 leave message If not home 1964 Olds Regency 98 Leather Interior Rear Defrost New Tires Brakes & Rotors Power Every lh1ng A r Conditioner $1 100 740 742 2418 Or 304 675 1860 Building Supplies new tires & brakes good cond . $3,200 3114-675-5792 aftM 5j)m 92 Olda Achevia door cruise amlfm tilled In Ohio 304 882 3418 We buy ani ques and part a or complete estates baby ttems and old Fle staware Jeans Furmture & Antiques Tuesday ltuough Frt Clay I 1am 4pm 145 North Sec ond M dd aport 550 1988 Bonnevtlle LE maroon ~ 77 CObra Mus1ang 2 389 """ 4 transmlsston need& paint job 1800 O!.D80 304-578-2588 • 11 ~-98 North a K Q 54 9 AQ 6 3 • Q 7 3 oeo Siberian husky puppies AKC registered 1st shots wormed $200 30H75-4880 , ' ' Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740 44&-0390 Now Takmg Apphcat ons ~ 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295 /Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 446 6515 Seven week old rabbit hounds $25 each 740--949-2281 Buy or sell A venne Antiques 1124 E Mam Street on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner Used computers $100 $400 a sys1em based on your needs plus used parts call 740 992 6700 leave massage I not home N ce Clean 2 bedroom relerenc Washer /Dyer Hook Up! 304 675 5162 French C1ty Pet Grooming by Appomtment ·unre watf't hthlng System• 650 second Ave Galli poll$ 740-446-1528 570 FREE STUFF FOR SPORTS FANS 1 688-588 3743 To I Free 530 Four 8 weeks otd Mrftale toy fo~: terriers purebred not reglltered tatls doc*ed dew claws removed f1rst shots and wormed S85 7-403711-8437 1987 Dodga Aries 4 Cylinder Auto Air 113 000 Miles $700 740-25&-1233 AMwer 10 P•aw.taue Puz:de 41 43 45 48 1C.Wn- wor1tplace 17 Ad- Mobile home 11te available ber ween Athens and Pomeroy can 740-385-•387 510 40 ClllrvOyant ACROSS knowh:dgt: ...ahl~ pt:npl~ ..,pe.tk TAURUS 1i\pnl 211 M 'Y 20) feel ym1 ve n~t~Jt.: slltlH.: h.ul pun.: h .,.., '''"a w tnd )OU l:ouiLI nMke es tn the p.lsl lltsllii Y lY of repe.attng ll..,ulf a bum .lr.;qutstlton le.un GEMINI (May 21 hule 20) Mon ttor your words L 1rdull) h•d ty Don l tlllkt: lilY thnu llllt: "s ltltlltllCtlh when convet ... tn e wtth t v tlut:d lnend It couiJ prmoh t llllsltll"'llll IIH.: n.::ltlltm-.htp CANCER 1Junc ~I July 2~) II your m 1nJ '" nut un ) our t , ..,~.., tod t) you run the rt"'k ulmtktng t:rrors th.ll wo!l' t be eas1ly r.;orrer.;h:d Cnn~.:r.:n tr ilton!s a mu..,t Don llt!t )OUr tnltld wander oft Ihe JOb LEO lluly 21 Au_ 221 Au •lly ~1cqulttnt met.: ol your" t;:oujd try to put .1 wcdoe m a rcl.tlloll>hip hy leiling you h tlllruths .thouttht: l'thl:r pt:t'son Chtek out lhe 1.1<1' vomsd l hdore L:aS(llli! JUtiJillelllloi NOVEMBER41 ' �Thursday Wednesday, November 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Weather STORE HOURS . Beat of the Bend column, Page 7 Ann Landers column, Page 7 / Area grid previews, Page 4 . R.C. COLA PR-ODUCTS Today: Sunny High: 40; Low:20 • Tomorrow: Sunny High: 40; Low:20 12 Pl. 12 OZ. CANS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·10 PM .. 69 2t8 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. WE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITiES PRICES GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 7, 1998 e WE NOW ACCEPT WIC COUPONS DOUBLE COUPONS EVERYDAY-SEE STORE FOR DETIIU .lw£4 I ,. Train derai'l-s near Point Pleasant; traf.f i.c rerouted throughout area l • Hudson Cream $ S9 Chuck Roasts ••••••••L!~•• · 1 Flour (Reg. or Self·Risingl 5 L'BS. FRESH PORK ·s·1rIo1n• Chops .... .••• ••••S119 $ )9 Cubed Steak ••••••••::·•••• 2 ~ ~ . . ·' BUCKET BEEF $ WHOLE SUPERIOR'S BONELESS Tavern Hams •••••••••~~.. . PORKBUTT Steaks or Pork Ribs •••••••••••••• !~.. BON!LESS SKINLESS . . Ch1cken Breasts ••••• !~.. " v I p • , 1 ea at.t1es ••••••••••~••• ONCOR PORK, PIZZA OR 49. $249 oz. ' 4 PK. c Domino BY CHARLENE HOEFLICii Sentinel News Staff '· ;r'he Pomeroy Christmas parade beginn-ing this ·year will bt! a memo· rial to Orval ··curly" Wiles. the man · who was Santa Claus to Bend area children for nearly a half century. Meeting Wednesday morning at 5 LBS. • • ' Red D.ehc~ous Apples •• ·UNITED " . $199 ·• . . ·~i •••~~..... SINGLES (Reg. or T~ick) ·. . .. . $ Orange Ju1ce .. , . 1·59 Velveeta Cheese •• ~~2!~. · · · 2 $3 Lays Potato Chip·;.::.~2/S4 lc~ Cream •••••••••••••• · ( . •••••••••• 89 SR~~dwich Cooki:s ... 2..SS Frozen D.•1nners · DAIRY LANE · . · 1/2 GAL. 6.75-lOOZ. . MAXWELL HOUSE MASTER BLEND COFFEE VEGETABLES 14.515.5 oz. ' 29 4 Limit 12 Please. Add. Purch. 2/89e 34.5 oz. $499 Limit 2 Please. Add. Pu'r ch. $5.49 KRAFT (Reg. or Light) MIRACLE WHIP ' 32 OI. $)99 Limit 1 Please. Add. Purch. $2.39 KLEENEX COTTONELLE BATH TISSUE 4 ROLL PK. ·. 'members of the Pomeroy Merchants Association voted unanimousl y to honor Wiles by naming the tmnual event the "Curly Wiles Christmlls Parade." For.more years than anyone could remember.• Wiles. who died ~nex. ~ pectedly lust month. was Santa Ill the parade rind then spent hours listeniitg to the children and giv ing out treats , NUNN·BETTER Dog Food Plans for the observance of the holidays in the vi llage were. completed at the meeting conqucted by Annie Chuprnun. Details of the contests for candies. cookies and gift wrappings were d,iscussed and the group voted to gi'lfe a $50 gift certiticate in each category to the first place winner. and $25 in each category to the second place winner. The gifl cerlificates can be used for shopping in any Pomeroy store, With the entire amoum to be spent ut one store 'anytime before' Chri stmas. The contest is open to everyone and in appreciation to those who e nt~:: r. the Men.:h:..tnts Assm:iation will pi'Cj!Se nt an ornamenl. · (Golden Nuggets or Mini Chunks) ,, • MORTON STOKELY'S Farmers Bank conference room. $299 IOLBS. 89c The cookie contest will bt! held on Saturday. Nov. 21 1.11 the Farmers Bank with registrati0n to participate .t0 be completed by Nov . .18. Bcdy Baer. Meigs County Extension Agent. will judge the entries. The candy contest will be held on Dec. 5 at the City National B~mk. Registrations are (to be completed bt!fore Dec. 2. The recipes for the cookies or candies are to be submit ~ . ted at the time or registration . For hoth the cookie and candy conh::sts, six piect:s\trc t,o lk brought in on a paper plate on the day ofjudg· ing before II :30 a.m. The cards to be used to reg ister entries are availahle at most Pu.merny stores and husinesses. The gift wrapping contest will be held on Dec. 12 at Peopl ~s Bank. Packages can be brought in Dec. 9 or after and will remain on display until the judging is completed by Bob Hoeflich and Joan Wolfe. Forms can bt! completed when the entries are brought in. " At eat'h Of th e events. Vh.:torian costumed ' greeters will assist the Winn-Dixi~xpands Win A Bankroll This Week · Powell's Super Value $200 Free Cash! Stop In The Store For Details - ., • At9 ::20 u.m.. city police evacuat~ ..:ausc S\!verc.! burns •.md il' emits fumes · From AP, OVP and Staff ~d a l'On•-truct io~J C,n:w working at the · tho.1t cause l'tJughin g; choking and oth Reports er respiratory prpblems. according to Wui· Murt Plaza. • Three ~.:hemi~.:altankers on a CSX At 'J:30 a.in .. o iTin:r. . , wnrking in chemical reft:rence guiLie'\. train derailed along the Ohio Ri ver the path of the ~uspl!~o: t ed toxic cloud W.Va. Route 2. which parallels the just ~o uth of Point Pleasant. W.Va .. early today. sending a cloud of reported they cou ld feel anJ taste a tracks. was l'lo~ed ..,n(ith of Poinr Plett,unt. SR 7 in Ohio al so was hydrochloric acid driftin g toward · sulhtanc~ in th~ air. One or the derailed tan~qs ord~red closed. The Ohio River wa.' Gallipolis, a company spokesman ~pewed hydmch lorir.: adJ. An,}tht:f ordered closed the! river to boattra'f· said. · The tankers on the 96-car train wrecked tanker containeO hyUrochlo- lie. Wollenhuupt said the cause of the went off the tracks at b a.m. about YO r.i ~.: o.IL" id o.t nJ the third cop.lain~J ~ afnmonia. Those tankers were not derailment was not immediately miles southeast of Columhus. n~ ar the contluence of the Ohio u~d lt!aking. 'aid CSX Tran~portation dl!termined. Th e ··shelt er in place" aJvisory. Kanuwhu rivers. The train was head- ..;,po k e~man Gary Wollcnhaupt in Indianapolis. telling people tu stay at home with ed from Cumberland. Md .. tu CincinIn West Virginia. approximately windows closed. is the <econd low, nati. . 700 customers in the Crah Creek nnd .est of the rnur classifications of ' No injuries were reponed. Rt: ~ i ~ dents within a mile of the site w!!re Gallipoli:-. Ferry areas were without . ,·hemic;•I emergency. The mosl seri .. . . 1 ·• advised tn remain indoors. induc.lin g tele phOne serv i..:l! U u~ to the derail- ous. respecti vely. are " m:.1jorevent ' the communities of Hender.;orl. m eill. according to Paul Miller of Bell and "prepare to evacuate ... and the lowest level i ~ .. standby." W.Vu .. anJ Gallipolis. said Charles Atlantic. He said the service will not be It was at least the fourth accident Blake, Mason County's emergency re~ tNeU until the leak is (.;Onlained. in the past two yems involving a CSX services director. . The phone out~\ge affected the Akzo trJin hellding from ·Cumberland to Gallia .C<>unty sheri(f's deputies were posted ,at' the northern anJ Nobel Chemic 'il plant. which h"d its Cincinnati. In June. a ~148-car CSX train sdurhern ends 'nf G:.•llip,,i,ot( hlocking haLtm.lnu " lll i.lle rials crew d.n th ~ demilt!d north of Hunting[t)n, W.Va .• ac{,:ess to Ihe dty .along State Route · s...:ene· ~Js.;isting this morn ing. The Nitro f'ire Department and spilling 30.0(X) gallons of formalde7. City Police were statione<t at var- DuPont ha1111~1t t~;.un wt:re nlso •.:~dkd hyde. Twelve people complained of ious sites in the city - in~luding in wilh lw.L~tn.fous materi:1ls teams .. burning eyes and ~ore throo.1ts. Vine Street and Mill Crock Road and .Pillshurgh Plate Gla:-os. owner <lfr In Augu.st 19\11>. a CSX train col· restricting access io Easlern Avenue. the- train car. was cnroute to the 't't'th.·. lideJ with an ~a.slbnund freighl tmin1 A "sheller in phu.:e" advisory wus Lm:al fire Jepartml.!ills. the Poi nt between Gratton and New Mar· issued for parts of (he city early thi< Pl casant FMS :mU ~heriffs depart~ lin!-ov ille. W.Va .. J..illing ;.m engin~c-r morning. as residents along SR 7. menl as~i~t~d the MaMm County and cond uctor. The accident promptfrom Mill Creek to the Silver Bridge Ollil·e of EmergetH.:y Services. ~d CS 'X·to institute new safety mcaPlaza 'were warned to remain im.foors . · Tht: , Coa~t Guard was on the .•mr~s invol ving th!!" right of way The Ohio Ri ver was closed to bo"t scene in case the ~pi ll moved to,\vard between train ~. trafti~.: and planes wen! ordered not to the river. In May 1'!91>. about5.ooo gallons The hydrocloric aci<\."should di s- of a hydrochloric acid snluti oo leaked t1 y "bove the ucciuent. , . At 9.a.m.. city police reported the si pate prelly quickly in the air," Wol - from a CSX raill'ar in Mason Councloud wn s !!row in!! in siLe tmtl mov- lenhaupt said. ty. No one .w:ts injured. Contact with 1he chemical cu n ing toVJarJ~Gallip~lli ~. Pomeroy Merchants to ho·n or Wiles during annual .Christmas parade su·gar FRESH ' • By PAUL SOUHRADA retal)' of stat<. auditor and a legisla- a Democrat. It'.< bt!en a steep drop for Democ· Assoclated Press Writer tor from each political party. The conrats since the t.970s and l'iHOs. when COLUMBUS - The GOP's gn:ssional districts are set by.the Legthey had a lock on the Statehouse . . chances of holding onto a sizable islature. majority of Ohio's 1321egislative disWhen Democmts controlled the And they ' re going to have to stan ·tricL~ into the 21st Century were aidboard. they dre}l' lines to favor their from scratch if they hope to regain ed c<)nsiilerably by winning just three members. When Ropublicans t<~>k their former stature. Green said. • stlm:.wllle ofl'iues: governor, auditor control 'iu; 1991. the GOP had t~ . "The Democratic Puny is hardly and li~c retury of state . ,idvuntug~. in subsequent elections. exliltguished in Ohin, " Greenfoid Winning those three offices Tues. The colurolling party cre<ttes t~e Wednesday. " But they ·need fouevel · day - us well as maintaining control advantage by drawing district lines tu of the Ohio House and Senate include a majority of membt!rs of il.s up a better stable of statewide candi· .,. means Republicans hold all the cards party or by limiting supporters of the ·date ...." But Peter Schramm. u political when it comes time to redraw the other party to a small number of dis· · 'scientist at the Republi can-leaning congressional and legislative district tricts: bounduries. That's a big reason why 'RI!publi- John Ashbrook Center for Public Pol' "1 think there was a lot at stake in cans hold 59 seats in the 99-mernber icy at Ashland University. thinks the this electi0n because of the redisHouse and. a 21 -12 majority in the GOP may .have reached the limit of tricting," John Green, director of the , Senate. And why in Ohio's L:nngres· . its ability to tilt districts .in its favors . .University of Akroll.'s Ray C. .Bliss sinnal delegation. Republicans outSl·hnunm and nwny other (omerInstitute for Applied Politics, said number Democrats II to eight. Wednesday. , And since most ex perls figure valives. thou gh. huvc givcn up hope The legislative lines are redrawn Ohio is going to lose u congression- that Taft anu ·Jegislative leaJers will following the oensus every I 0 years al seat following the 2000 census. push Ihe agl!nda that Lh~y want to Sl!t! by the Apponionment Board. which GOP control \If the Legi slature makes - things like s~ h onl voucht!rs and a is made up of the governor, the secit likely that that seat now bt!longs to s~aleJ - llown bureaucracy. Snack .Puddings · . •'i. Analysts: Ele~tion sweep me~ns· more of sam~ fr~m Legislature KRAFT $.·199 ....... Macaroni or \Spaghetti $ 9 99( spill from one of six railroad cars reported derailed Thursday morning south of Henderson, W.Va. · •. DISCUSS ACCIDENT • CSX Resident VIcePresident/State Relations .r epresentative Randy Cheetham, left, converses with Mason County Sheriff Tr~y Hu!fml!n about a hydrochloric acid MUELLER'S 16 LB . ft Roasts •• ~~••• 7 .c COUNTRY STYLE . ' Single Copy- 35 Cents 'Shelter in place' advisory issued c USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 131 2LITERS < • talks deadlocked Page6 . Meigs County's Coca·Cola ·: Products Sports NBA November 5, 1998 IN TRIBUTE • Curly Wiles for more than a half century was Sarita to Bend area children and scrapbooks across the county hold pictures similar to this one. In tribute to·Wiles' dedication to the role the Pomeroy Merchants Association hJ!S named Its holiday par~de the "Curly Wiles Christmas Parade." · ,, . ' judges. After the judging the candies the sin gers. It was also noted that sevand cookies will be served at various eral Ohio University ji.Jlll'll Uii sm stubu si ness locations about town . ,dents will be coming to tow n SuturOn Dec . 19 th e Peoples Bank will Jay to view the hi sl.ork:ul buiiLiings be pllering pictures with Santa free of and get u glimpse of life in u small town on the 'we~: ke nd . cHarge. it was rcportec.l. Plans art! moving forward 10 Plans for mov ing the keystone secu~e a Christmas tree for the vii· ''rch. built as a pun 'of thc.Wi lderm1rth lage. Chapman re,,rted th~t three Br~we ry in 187R. 'to dmVntown trees have been offered and John ' Pomeroy are ~lov ing forwu rd. MussMusser. president of Council. and er reported. . George \Vrighl. . councilman. su id He di splayed a drawing prepared that. the village will get a tree and . by Mike Stroth. an:hitl!ct. showing handle the lightin g of it. the proposed area for relocation .. the Parat.le e ntri d~ are corn ing in. lot at the corner of Sycamore and ChaP.rl1an s"iu. The purade is sched· Main, ul ed for 2 p.m on Nov. 2lJ with the According to MusseF. tentat ive open house uf busine s~es h) he hdd plans call for the arch tu be: set on an from noon to 5 p.rn. Tentative plans elevat ion creatt:d from -s andstone ' have ulso been made for a Ch ri sl rnas before a curv~:d wal l of personali zt:d gospel sing at 5 p.m .. follow'ing by bricks <ev<ral feet b\!hind. Sale of the simultUnt!uus li ghting C!f /he down - bricks wo uld provi de funding for the town· an.::~1 and a ~.::.mdle li ghting. Ct.!r- projec t. he saiJ. cmony by those in town . ' A roncretc walkway would k ad Chapman re mind ~d inemhers of from the.side walk nnd ex tend into the Jhe concert by the Treble Nole,. the inlprovcd si te of tht:: nrc h and w;ill. barbershop choir of Gallipolis. ;.H The drawing Shows trees anJ shrubs Trinity Church. 5 p.m. SaturJay. planted ,u the e ntrmK·c an lf at either Plans were made to .scrvl! suppe r tn side of th e an.: h. hot dog recall to include luncheon meat WASHINGt6~ (AP) - Cus· 192.553 pounds of luncheon meat turners ofWinn~Dixie gm~o:eiy stort!s products di stributed to Winn· Dixic, in 14 states are being ~•skec.l to return sto res in 14 states und .;old under the more than 1.5 million pounds of pos· "WID Brand" label . USDA inspcc· sihly cuntaminnted hot Liog:; mtl.ilun- tors found two samples of the Ilin cheon ml.!olt products. l..'heon meat s that tested positive for Thl! cnmpuny ~~panded the recall the bacteria . We<.ln~sday from its o~iginal target of All the recalled luncheon meats, only hut dogs, The recall i.< due to which include salami. bologna and possible contamination with Li,teria ham. l1 ave "Est 1~15M " or "Est. p. mono~:ytoge nes bttL'teria. 6655" with sell by dmcs li sted us lnitially. just a srnull st!·cment of either "Nov 13 lJ~ . Nov 2:! 9K. Nov \Vinn -Dixic 's hot dogs was ._recall ed . ~~ 27 98 or lA!c oo ·9K." . Lasl week the Jack so nville. Flt1.· The hoi do!! and frank s recall based chain expanded thm to indude · included those with the label s "WiD ' 1.5 nlillion pounds of frunks unO hm . Bmm.l." '' Madison Brand" and "Mi:-.~ . dogs produced out of irs Dixie Pack- ... ion Ridge.", ers Inc. in Madison. Flu. The plant To :-.implify the ret: all for con ~ has been closed while the matter is wmcr . . , th~ company sail\ it will tJh.t: being investigated. bad: all the protlucts regu rdlc "~ nf Wednesday's reL·all ClW . :'! rs 1Vh'!t her they fall inlu the n~L· all ~.:a t ' ~~ The goal 'is to have the project co mpleted next sum mer: Musser said. ·, . A mural to be painted on a Jm;al · building was also di sc ussed by Mu·,__ er. He noted that a location is slill not cenain for the $14.000 Rural Action proje~:l . A speak er from that agency will be coming to Pomeroy Tuesday to tulk abnul the proje~.:t at ·the Meigs ~ounty Chamher of~ommerce meetmg. Th e village will he providing $2.(XJO toward the project with the Ohiu Arts Cnun'-·il givihg $1 1.000 anJ the Ohio Ri ver Border In it iati ve. $ 1.01)1). Comple tion dute " July , 1999. It was rcporled th ~1t Sarah Fisher whn ha" been i.h.:t ive in downtown beautifil'ation is ..::onfined to ·the Cleveland Clinic. Next mec:ting WJ ' announced for D~c. 2 at the C~y Nati01ial Bank. \ ' ' Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections - 12 Pages egory. ··we uri:! , ..:ommin~U to off..:rin g nnly s:l!;~ product.... ·· :-.aid Winn ~ Dixie ' .tt11e~man Micke y Ckrc. 1 "C us t~, 1tys nmy retu rn tht:..,t: prnd u~o:t s to rheir local store for ~~ rduod. '" Listeriu can t:au..;e li steri,1.., is.. an uncom1llon but pnl~ntial.ly serious Ji.sease. Henlth y people rarely contrnct listeriosis, hut its mma common num .i (eslutinn b menin~iti s with sy mptoms of hi!:!h l't!ver. seve re hendachc. neck ..,tiff•~e ......and naust!a. · The Ji.>ease can abo cmi,e mis· l:i.IITiages and 'ti llbirlhs among pregn:m t women. It ;ibn risk.., st:riuu .... -.o m~tillh!:<~ fatal. inft:cti\m.., fur those \\ ilh w~akcncd immune sys t ~lll'\, p~1rtil.:ubrly infanh , the e lderly ami lhn..,c in f~ctcJ \Vit h HIV. 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