https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/277abb2fe8431c27e840a15a28f19f64.pdf a6a9af6fc3541f4a8144d0338e55f975 PDF Text Text 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. ' Calendar Classilicds Comil·s Editorials 7 M-9·10 II 2 3 Local s orts Weather 4-6 3 Lotteries OHIO Pkk 3: .nx: Pi<k 4: '1~65 Super Lotto: 7- 11 · 25 -:14-36 Ki<kcr: 'l ~ I095 W.VA. Daily .1: M 2 Dail)' ~ : >423 . ·' I'!'!~ I H11 <' \ . 1lk~ l'11hh,hlll}! (.\~ \ �' I ' r Commentary Page2 By Morton Kondracke 'Lstabfrsfid rn 1948 other The conventional wr.,.dom says this woll be a status quo clcctton Yc1 It also could have bog nnpltcatJ ons for the future of Amcrocan polttocs Partly, of course 11 s hccausc even mndest GOP gaons may ~n~.:ouragc House Rcpubltc~ms to unpcach Prcs rdem Clmton lurtl1cr tnfl ammg parltsan pas:mms lor years 111 Court Stniet, Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992·2156 • Fax 992-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. 10 come ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher But also, governors dcctcd tomorrow wrll part~<.:rpatc 1n rcapporltonmcnl ol House and stale lcg - I oslauvc scats after the 2000 Census, CHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL as wtll most state Senators Gener•l Manager Controller IL as expected. Lt Gov Gray Davts (D) wms the C.11llornra gover' norship and tf Dcmocra1s hold onto TIN Stnhntl wtkom•• ,.,.,.. to f'lut IKlllor trom ~ on 1 broad range of topk:s t:onlroJ of both houses of the state Shorr,.,.,. {300 word• or I•••J have tM IHrJt Cha"" of Hlng publl1h«i TypN let· ,.,. tn p,.,.,.IKl and all may bl ~ltHI. Each ahould Include e ~natur•, MJdreu, lcgtsl.11urc Demo~.:rah ~ou l d garn up 1nd tMylhM numbtr. s,.cfty • dste if there • a to • ptwvlou• article · to J 0 salt.: House sc.1ts t..lunng the 01 ,.f!W ,_,, to Utt.r1 to rhl Editor, The SentlMI, rn Court St, Pomeroy Ohio next de~.:mJc ' L..-s~~=~~··:~~·~FAX~=w~B~1·;:~:~~;2~15~,~~--------------------------------J · And hecause Caltllnn ra ts not only the l.uge:-.t st.1tc hut also a ' n.mon.tl hcii\,Cther rl Sen B.uh.Jr,t Ooxet D ~C.1III keeps her Senate sc<H, 11 cou ld. stgnal n.tl totlwJdc Demot:r.Ut~.: ICsurgerK c - or . u lc.tst .m end lo Dl moc t aile deLl me J hctc\ also rca~ on to thmk hOWC\C'I tiMt fUCsd,l) S ICSUits Wi ll \ .tssurc GOP prccmmcm c m most J By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON ~ Now Repuh!Jcans lace Jhc dilemma oJ dc.11!ng wJth rmpc,u:hmcnt procc:cdmgs most \Otcrs don 1 want .t iler clci.:trons 1!1.11 hrokc the pallcrn-. or hl'.;torv m Ia\ or ol Democrats The White House satd Brestdcnt Clinton was encouraged hy th!! nudtcrrn clc~.:ttons m v.hllh Dcmou.Hs held their lmes nnd rna): yet add n scat or two 10 thetr ~.:ongrcsswnalmmontics The prcsu.ient may .1lso be relieved The ompcac hmcnt momentum could he slowed hy Jhe b,Jllotong that rcbufled RepulliK.m cxpc~.:tatwns of m1cltcrm gntns- C\Cil though :.1 maJor 11y of voters mtcn 1ewcd oulstdc polls sa td the MonH.:a Ld\\ tnsk; matter dtdn' t affect thetr dects1ons GOP remforccmenls 1n the House would have ddded Impetus to the Impeachment proceedmgs But none were comtng And 61 percent of voters 1n exot pollong Tuesddy smd they dosapproved of the way Republ!cans on Congress have handled the Lew1nsky scandal wllh almost as many sayong ompeachment should be dropped That d1d leave 40 percent saymg the proccedmgs should go on MaJOrtltes approved Clinton's work as prcsodcnt, d1sapprovcd of hom as a person Woth the better-than-even br~ ak the Democrats won, th e atmosphere h.1s c6anged,just as the Impeachment mvestogatoon os about to beg1n There's no dttaoled program yet Hcarmgs are expected to open the week after nex t on the House JudJCJary Comomttee Rep Henry Hyde the chaJrman has set a goal but no guarantee of ftnoshong by year's end Democrats gamed most of the upsets and h1gh vosJbdny takeovers m the House, Senate and state elections Overall the 34 Senate electoons appar cAtly produced a standstoll , a GOP maJoroty of 55 seats to 45 Democ rats : Woth a handful of House contests to be settled the trend pomtcd to a st)lall gam for the Democrats somelhmg that hasn't happened foo !he presi-dent's party at modtcrm s1ncc 1934 In off-year elections smce Woold War II, the Whllc Hou se pany has absorbed an t\\Cragc of 27 sca ts lost 1n the House , lour 111 the Senate And thts tunc there was the added handocap of the Cion ton sex scandal h1 s admllted ltes and the Impeachment 1nvesugatton Democratic leaders read lhe res ult~ a~ ev1dcm:c that people want the tmpcachmcnt process settled I thmk ll s got to take some of the steam nut ot It s:.ud Sen Tom By Joseph Spear Ever) time I get to Jhonkmg Jh ,Jt Dasc hle of South Dakota !he mmorny leader Rep 01ck Gcphardt ol Mmoun the House mmo1lly leader sa1d I 111 the sourest cu1 muJ gcnn ,11uund tmpc ,u.: hment should be h.mdlcd cxpedattOusl) now se ttled 111 th1 s Congtns so mebody comes .1long and kno~.:ks he fore the newly elected one t.1kcs ove r nex t yca1 Vn.: c P1 cs1dcnt AI Gore me o il my htgh hill sc Tht s tunc 11 w,ts I he \V.rll Succi sr;nd that was the message ol DemocnatH.: su~.:~.:csscs 111 th e clc~o:tJOns Joul!l.iiLdllotl.ll Lll:W Hc1c ts JUst .1 And there were sure to be Dcmoct.liK suggcst ums th.n thc ou h.:o m c 1s pctrt ol \\h,\1 those 11t ed~e m.1hll' grounds enough to sett le short of tmpc.u.: hmcnt pet haps on ~.:ensure 01 t:ranks l1.1d lo s.1y . 1hout septu.tgo.;:n.lt· roouke 1.111 Sen Jnhn Glenn s sp . lt:C tnt s The next mo~ve 1s up to Repubh~.:ans They ve got then own pwhlcms SIOil lieard m ~.:onserv.lll\e complamt ~ aboutlhc congrcsstnnallcadcrshtp that set "John G lulll s s~~.:ond "r·lle tied wuh Clmton on a budge! !he GOP nght cal led a cave-m Tho>c >ame llJ glll (ts ,J) hlat.mt po!JtJc,Ji p,1yo ll umscrvo~trvcs arl! InSi stent on tmpea~.: hm c nt I hey want the lull t.tsc presse d h e m ~ spun tnto .1 mcdt .r l'\e lll ~.:on aeam st Clmton • Rep Bob Ban ol Gcorg1a earl y and .1rdent lm unpe.1clm1 cnt sdtd the Jllnng n ost ~l l£1 .1 lor lhe lost glmy of C.unelol E\e ll W.lltct Ctonkttc '" c~c11on 1cturns wont deter hun Barr who stts on the Judll..:l,\1 ) Commme e I C IIt ~ mcnt to t:ck emc1glllg ltom ~d he ' ll keep domg what he s been dotng ~ ptcssm g the <.:.\sC .tg:lunst Cltn· hr.l~C hts l!.!llow At\RP lll~tnh~:t ton Am1d tht s hype. 11 s no dnuht ~ Sen at~ and House GOP lc,tdcrs once had t.1lkcd of maJOI gams m Contude lo pom t out the ttuth Bul hc1c 8!CSS, they wound up claommg success m ha ' 1ng h\;,ld control House Speak <!J;.Newt Gmgnch Sl).1d 11 \\as the ft rst tunc m 70 yc.lts RcpubiH.:.ms IMd held goes Whal s ic.tll y go mg on he te '" unc ul the most q 1ntc.tl poll!tL. ll cOntrol lor a thord stra1ghJ Congress, and that should be considered a raor transa~ttons ol the Chnton yL.II s If. bog deal ' L1st yc.u Mr Glenn used Ills , : But not a b1g enough deal to solcncc h1s cnttcs on the 11ght to tutn the Scn.tl c s EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columnost tnl1 ucncc c.unpdlgn ltn dn<.:c pruhc mto .1 P<lrll ~ for The AssO<iated Press, has reported on Washington an!l national polsan ctr~.:us He thus t:nn tnbuted tn .1 itics for more than 30 years. cmer up o l 1m sde~.:ds I1om the 1<)')6 ' cam patgn that even now 6<l unpun !Shed rhcn Ill Janu.Jry M! Glenn got pcnmss ton lrom NASA l01 the By The Associated Press piJDn• ,..,,,.,u GOP doesn't get impeachment mandate from nation's voters , - maJor wtth large l.:ongrl.!sswnal dclcg atton s By some measures ·- but not the cruc1al one the Republtcan and Dcmoc raLt c partiCs arc currently Kondracke lied 1n the contest lor the allegoancc of voters PollsJcrs find the parttes at ncarpanty m voters party u.Jcntrltcallon , and both the 1996 House popular vote and 1998 gcncnc pollmg now show them dead eve n Ycl dcsplle prcsodcntoallosscs m I 992 and 1996, Rcpuhlt c,ms h,Jvc hccn stcadli) ga1nong polottcal power at lower levels lor nearly 2S years After the 1974 Wa!crgalc clcc toon the GOP held JUs! 144 House scats Now they arc up to 228 In 197S they h.Jd W Scn,Jtc ,e,lls No" they h,l\ c 55 In 19YO RcpuhiJC.Jns held 22 govcrnorsh tps Nm" they .1re up to 1} rhcn lhC) Ullllt OI!ed 28 slate leg tslattvc charnhcrs, now 11 s 50 Alm ost ccrtam ly GOP pow co ~latcs won't decline tomorrow either Republocans probably woll p1ck up around I0 House scats and two or three Senate seats and a net tWo or three governorshops Accordong to an analysos by Chuck Alston of the Democrattc LeatJcrshop Councol, on 27 states wJth a JoJal of 308 House scats. a shtft of four or fewer seats could change party con1rol of a lcgoslauve chamber Ocmocrauc experts thmk theor party has a chance of wmmng ch ~m bers on coght states but also a chance of losong on II others A crucial test wtll come m Texas where the House delegation woll grow f.rom 1ts curre n ~ 30 scats to 32 ol 33 after reapporttonmcnt 'GOP Gov George W Bush woll be re-elected, of course, but Texas' lieutenant go\ernor could well end up uvcrsccmg: reapportiOnment, and there's a dead heat for that post helwccn Dcmucrdtlc state Comptroller John Sharp and Rcpub!Jcan state Agr1cultutc Com mtsston cr R1ck Perry Also Democrats rwght get t:on Jrol ot the state Senate, but the state House could go Rcpuhlt,an Elsewhere the good ' news for TUI~ WWlb miNG Aftt!T ALLY ~f?Q~ ~~IRrl~ E{TTIN0 0\lTTA MMOf• -- ---- Rcpubltcans os that they are m shape to hold or pock up govcmorshops and/or lcg1slattve chambers tn several large states wh1le possobly losmg chambers mamly m small states New York , woth 31 House seats, woll re-elect JIS GOP governor and has a Republtcan Senate , g1vmg the GOP a vonual reapponoonmcntlock Floroda, w1th 23 House scats, os ltkcly to get a Republtcan governor thos year, Jeb Bush, and hoth Jls state House and Senate are GOP-controlled llltn oos, .,. tth 20 House seats, lokely wJll elect a new Republtcan governor The GOP controls the state SenaJe and could capture the sC.uc House , as well MJchJgan, wuh 16 House scats, w1ll keep tls GOP governor and state Senate And wuh 64 term-llmued state House seats up, that chamber could shoft 10 the GOP In Gcorgoa, whose House dclega t10n wo ll grow from II to IJ, the governorship could swotch from Democrat 10 R~ publt can and so co uld the state Senate What makes th1s election cspecwlly ontercstmg os that so many rar..:cs .Jrc su close and unpredtctablc , wllh the long- term consequences so potentoally Important Democrallc hopes seem to ltc on the fact that th1s won't be anythtng ltke a "sox-year otch' wopeout, on whoch the party controlling the Whtte House normally loses 40 plus House scats and seven Senate seals Democrats also h~ve to hope thCJr anttcopatcd Caltfornoa gaons, partly owong to perceoved GOP cui tural conservatism, can be replicated across the country 111 future e lec ~ uons • Rcpubhcans cerJamly tned hard to help Democrats durong the last month of thos campao~n. overplaymg theor unpopular ompeachment hand and letung Clinton recover as an dd\ ocate of cducatoon, as a dl)>lomat and as ch1ef cheerleader for Sen John Glenn's, D-Oh10, space shot But 111 the end, there's no substitute for numbers The GOP has the edge m congressiOnal seats, governorshops, legoslatove chambers •• and money And after Tuesday, ot'll have more of an edge lookmg to 2000 (Morton Kondracke is execu· tive editor"of~Roll Call, the news· paper or Capitol Hill.) Today in ,history Today IS Thursday Nov 5, !he 309th day of 1998 There arc 56 days left m the year Today s HJghiJght on Hostory ' Th1r1y years ago, on Nov 5 1968, Rl~h.~rd M N1xon won the prcSiden cy, defcattng Voce Prcs1dcn t Huhcrt H Humphrey and third -party candJd,Jte George W,lllacc · On th1s date In I 605, the Gunpowder Plot fa !led as Guy F.1wkes was sc ozed he lure he could blow up !he Enghsh Parloament In 1872, suffragiSt Sus,m B Anl hOn) w,1s lined $ 100 for att emplm g to VQle for Presadent Gran1 She ne,cr d1d p.1y the lm ~ 1 ; In 1895 George B Selden ol Rochester. NY rcccJvcd Jhe ltrsl US pM.lenl rm .m automohtlc : In 1912. Woodrow W1lsnn was elec ted prcstdcnl dctcaung Progtcsstvc R:cpuhltL:an Theodore Roosc \clt anti mt:umhenl RcpuhiH.:,m Wtllhllll Howard Taft In 1940 Ptcstdcnl Roosndt \\On ~m unpn.:~..: etlcntcd thtrd t~.:tm tn ol ltcc as he dclcaJed Reruhl!c,m ch,ll longc r Wendell L Wdlk1c In 1940 Rcpuhlu.;.ms t:.aptu rcU ~.:o nn o l nl htllh th\: Scn.lt!.! .md the H (lli sl. m m1dlcrm elctttons : In IY'it1 lllltdtn .md lr .tnt.;c "tu t..:d l.mdtn,:! h11ccs 111 i"'gy pt du11ng lt ght I~ !! hctwct.:n Egyplt.lll .md 1. . 1,\Cit lnu.:c!o, .ummd th~.: Su~,;/ c.w.ll All:dSI.; In c w,\s c.lcd,ucd 1wo c.l.ty.., t1tcr In 1'174 lila 1 Gr.I . . S\.1 w.ts clc t. : tcd 1..!11\c.:tnot ol Cn nn~.: Lt t c.:u t t h~.: 111 "1 wc•mltn !<) W tn ,, guhcrn.I\Clll.ll o ll11.e v.t tl~lll\ ..,llll:t..:cl11ng hc1 hu . . h.md,. In I._,.YH R.ahht Me1r K.1h.mc .r Btml~l } n ho1n 1-.t.lc h c)( li Cllll"-l \~, 1 s shot 10 dc.uh .dh.:r .t ~rccch tll .t New York huu.: l Lgyptt .m n tlh\l: 1 1 Sdy\L'd 1\{11!-. olll W,ts dL{jUIIh.:d ol !'1\,t\ '-.! ~.: h ,U r!l:S hut \\, IS lalc l lllll\ ILh..'d Ill fL:dCt,!l cnu/1 nl K.1h.mc s ktllirH! : In JYlJ4 l111111~.:r Prt:~ ~th.:nt R~.:.tg.m J t..,Lio-.o.:d hc h.td A l th~Hll!: l s tlt s~,:,t.,~.: lo.: n yc.u~ .tgo Wnh th~..: cntl of tilL llJXK L.ttnp.ugn 111 st,:' ht MtLh.u.: l lluk .tk t.., \ow~.:d to wurk lor tho'c 11\tn~ on t l~~.;l.u111h hud g~t not thc 1.1111· tly lorlun ~..: whtl~.: (ILotg~.: Bush ~kJg~..:d not to hL nu thu :-.tkd h) thl: liht•J ul ,\!l'l \~11101 lt orn M.p.,..,,tthus~..:tt " c k • the event ' If )OU were lookmg for balanced ocportong and thou ghtlul analySIS as you 01 btted the tube you NASA s oflo were ou t of luck Chce1lc,ulmg pa l JU Stlft<.:.l myth mak1n g and Wlld hypcrholc tion lor the wcte the order of the day Even Glum t11p 1s tu l.un ous test ptlol Chuck Yeager tcsl the dlccts JOln~.:d the boo buds wl1en he op1ned ol .1g:mg 111 1h .1t Glenn's shl.lttle rtd e was a s p.l~.: C w~ II w.1stc ol m o n~:y and th~1tl1 c would I ell you \\hat 11 n't l1c there tl he wasn 1 a sen.nor ts Anothc1 The reason NASA se nt 1he Spear pli !.:l! lcs s wmld s oldest astronaut tnto space lllOillL'Ilt ol Clmton pnl ll tc,\1 t:) ll1 - alon g wtth s1x other ucw mcm CISIll l~rs , two oyster toddhsh some btme 1 No Wd.)l t:.ln I hotwm 1hm sn.uly shnmp some cot:kt<Mches and a lfi ,p l.l) olt:yntusrn ' .111cty ol seeds was tntlced 10 Wllndct what the Joutn .ll though! study the cllc~ls of a mt ~.:l ograv ny when Rcpuhl1 can Sen J.1ke Gat n of cn,u onmcnt un the agtng ptocess Ut.Jh the Ill s! l awm.1 ~c o to lly Jhc They learned long ago that wc1ght ~hu tt k went up nn lhc DtsL:tl\cry 111 lcssn c'Ss b1mgs .1bout ~.: han ges tn the IIJKS ,Js p.ut ol u s~.: t cnttfi~.: p10JCcl to hones · the mu scles, the hc,lfl !he st udy the cllccls nl n Jllse.t nn spcll:iC se nse ol b.JI,mce the body s sleep tr.tvclers .tnd >.;pen t the b!!ttct p.u t of patterns .tnd other lundton s that me ,1 week 1 1~ss m g h1 s ~.:ook t cs mto .I remarkably sumlm tO the changes bntl h.1g' o.;auscd by advan~.:ln£ yeal"s ln l.ittness the Joutn .\1 edttors So the 77 year old Glenn was W~.:Jcn I the only smub.1lls vlued wtth electrodes and a recordct , !elL:' 1s1o n u liiC IJ ..n td Zur<IWt~ ,md w,IS p1 ICked wJth - nccdlcs. and ol ~I he B.iltlmorc Sun went .1lle1 the w.ts tcqUJrcd to swallow a huge ptll tlicdl.t lor Its la~ntng t:(We1.l £~ ot th.lt co tltatncd a thermometer .md Suit filed Edotor's note A lawsuit outlines the gnevances of one party agamst another It does not establosh guo It or mnocem:e In the Me1gs County Court of Common Plea>. Charles Rotchoe. doong busoness as Rnch1e Auto Sales. Moddleport, and MGA Insurance Company. Ft Wonh. Texas, seek $4 040 75 plus costs from Charles L" Sham. Pomeroy The sutl<tems from acowlc,~rcol hSiononOct 25, 1996 Sentencing held Dwayne Wh1te, 38, Rutland was sentenced Monday on four counts of attempted corrupllon ol a mmor, Elections leave government unchanged By Ben Wattenberg At 4 p m on Elc~.:tron D.1v alter some ups and downs the D<m Jones lnduslnal A\ct.tgc dosed hu the tlav dt S706 unclt.mgcd lwcmy toUt hours later notwJthst~mdtn g .1 st10nger th.m cxpc~.: tcJ Dcmocr..mc o.;howmg the pol 1 11~.:s ol Arncn~.:a closld lm the ne xt two y~a1 s Ulll h mgcU The I"NmoeJ.lls ncucd lh c l-lnuse :-iC.lts th~.:y d1Jn I Ius~ 1ny s~.11s 111 tlll.: ScJMte they th.:tted out even ,unong the go\t.:lllnrs ~llle) \U~ ~nl tth.:d tn .tmntkst \Jdnty d.mtl' lll thl' 4..:1\dtonc Stil l \\ hen It ''·L'i ll\cl \\ h,ll \\,ls 11111..: he l ot~.: the dLliHm ''·'' tm.: illl! the lk1..11nn At the n.llltm 1l k:\d th~ GOP stil l h L' .lllllJOIIl\ tl llhL ll S SLil.lte h sttl l h,L, .1 lll.ljotlt\ of thL: l r S linus~.: ol Rqli L'I~ IIl.ili\ C" lt11 thL· tlmd ltlllC' 111 .1 tO\\ At thL st.IIL k 'd tilL Rcpuhltt,lll ~ ~ t!ll h.\\.: 1 ht~ m.qutil) ul the gm~..: r llllr..,h tps Il l~.: Ptcstdull ts . . ull .1 Demo ll.lt but he •~·'"'n t Dn tht: h.1llot Ntl\\ llll to 2000 1 Wh.u h l\t.: \\l: k.u n~.:d 1 Pbm Pun<.ltt:-. .IlL Ill thluhlc .md poiHu-.. .IlL 111 h t~~L:l lltJUhk OJ !II the lll,Ul) h,Hto.~ho n s nl 1.11~ In~ hl·.tds \\111~Ill}; ntusll) ull 11l pol lin ~ d.ll.l .!lltJllt 0 I I"'K:l ~,.ent s,uJ tilL Dl1ll~>LI.th \\nuld ptd. up sc~ ts 111 the House II s,1lu1c myscll lor .m n, >u n~.:m g th.tt no one te.tiJy knew wh,lt \V,L'i L!OIIlg IO h.1ppcn ) rhc pollmg mdusll y ts 111 .1 dJJc h rhc tclc phone rcspnnst r.ttc to pnllsto.:t s 1~ w.1y Wattenberg J tm n Wh.u would ) ou l'xpcLI when h.: lcmu ~eters fX!d J lmg l:Jc.:dtt l.lrd~ k~.!c.:p o.;,JIImg. Jutm g dmn~.:t 1 It ;; not lliUch hl'll\.:1 \\ llh ex it poll . . !h.~ do not mt:lude .1 s.unrk: of \Oi t.:l~ l.lslm~ .1hsentu.: h.lll tJts \\htl"iC llllllllll!S h \\o.; gtll\\ll!.:11DIJI\tlUSI) Slll~o.:C thc.: p.ls.... lgl ol Mollll Vul!.:t legt..,lltton .md llD\\ trldutk .1hou t 2 lllliiHln \otcr-x Ill C.tlllllllll.l llll'l sHu II tun 1.: 111 11..:ntlc1 ' li"Jlt:ll llldn) tnt~..: q, t d,ltum s ol tl1c.: clclllon II.: sU it s {[Ill LX,\l lllflt! IIll\\ 1111ght the IUI!ltlUt numiX'.ts IPuk 11 1\ltto.; .m Am~..:11 ~.:.llh wtLd he." rh m JX:t..,nn hut onl) llllllltn.rll~ In .rhsl.'lltll 1 ) 111~..: pundth pllllllp 11 1.!1\ll 1.1\ Ill not p.l, 111~ pllll"ll.:l itl ~..:niHm 1\l tiR: .,uh .._\, IIlli II \ ,l~ \IlL" l tf 1h~ t llf \ L,\1 c.:kLliOil tdo.; ,t 1!.:-. lhL pIll\ tHlt lll l~t llllttll ul thc \Vhllc Htlli"L knJ.., ttl '' 111 tn thtl"i~.; years But that often happen• because m Bayh was •a moderatc·conse rvatlve the prcvtuus elcwon the vtdonous gO\cmor of Indoana and mn as .1 mbd· Pres1dcnt llad some coatta!ls. bnngmg eratc;.:onscrvdttvc So n wem, u's hard 111 some extra congressmen But Clmton to crcdobly scorch non loberal Dcmocwon m 1996 w1th only49 perccm of the ral~ tor ltbcraltsm VOlC, WithOUt COallaJis ll1e un yc.lf t~nd The Rcpubhcans ought to h1rc pro Republt c.m mtcrprctauon was James Carv!lle to learn how to run a much over-stated (Remember m the rapid-response war room Attacks on Spnng the Dcmocmts were s,1ymg they Repuhl1c.ms a."i mctslS were anccndtary, could won b<-.:k the Hou-c ) ~.:omhu s ltble wrong, mahc1ous .. and Mon!!y ~s vet)' 11Tl(lort.mt m poltt1cs barely counlcrcd by the GOP (Bnne us hut not all-nnponanl Democrat~ were Jugclhcr Mr Pres1dcnt ) " way behmd 111 money ) el d1d well Callllc h1g ch.mge ts not for now but for ilumm Guvcmor-dc~.:t Gmv Dc~vts the the elccuon m 2000 Bclorc Tuesday htg wmnc1 ol the most tmPm1~mt cle~.: ti"K:rc were two plaus1ble sccmmos I tlon m the u1untry \~On the Dcmocratl~.: 1h.11 the GOP would swccr m 2000 ptlllMJ) btg Inne hc.ltlllg: two c.mdt wmntng: the Congress .ux.l the PJestdcn tl.ltCs wl111 \,lstly nut 'fX'Ill hnn Mm~ cy or 2 th.1t Ame n~.: ,\ would contmue to ncsot<\ Go\l.'mnt de~..:t Jesse Vcnlut.l h.tvc dt\ tdcd gmcmmcnt tn the new the suhd \\ mnet nl the most enJO) . lhlc Lentury Now wHh doscr than cxpc~..:tcd de...: Iton m tht• cnunuy ''a.~ \ .t"itly out m.u gill" m Congress \W should add l spent hy Iu s t"o m ljtll p 111) Ul111)1CII- Jh,l! the DcmncmJs hkc !he Rcpuhh hlt-s • l•lllS cou ld LOnl:CIVdhly Will .l SW~'Cp Of Tik: lXnuxrats d!t.l \\~.:II Consc:n.t lhc Prcs1dcrKy .md th~ Con~1ess Thus lt\ L .md mtJt.lu.Ul' IXm(x:t.lt s dtd p.u tllcrc s .1 two out ol tlucc d1;m.:e tl1.1t tl~ t~~.:ul.ul) \\ell Scnalnt -c ku Chul.:k rc'sult, nl !he 2000 clccuon Will not he Sdiutuer rn Nl'\\ Yurk \\,\..-.; by l.u the dmm~..:lcnt.ed a.. . -· unciMnL!t..'t..l lc.\stltl-x:ml nl the th1 ~:e L.llldid.ltes \\ho Ben Wattenberg, a se~oor fello" al st1uglu tht: Demo~.:t.\11\. IHlllllll.ltltlll the Amcncan Enterprise ln.-.titute, IS No11h C.twlm.l Scn.Jitll dcct Bob the author of "Values Matter Most" Ed".11d" t.m .1 1111.: th.ll LPtdd only Jx:- and is the host or the weeki) public ~.,. 1lbl Llll)s~.:t\ tlt\ c Sel\,\1111 elect E,,m tcle>is1on program "Think Tank. • •' • ' Audrey T Brownell, 94, 221 Omar Ave, Ga1hpohs. doed Wednesday Nov 4. 1998 Born Aug 7. 1904 1n Letan Falls, daughter of the late Alta B and Lena 0 R1ggs Wood. she wa.-. a former employee of the Kan:mga Elementary School and was a memhcr of the Fair Haven Unned MethudJ't Chun:h on Kanauga Surv1vong arc three daughters. Dor" P1,kens ol Ros>v1ll<. Ga. Wanda (James) Crosby of Pocayune, Moss . and Dmn (BJII) Bru.,.n of G.Jihpolos. a son Dean (Karen) Brownell of Galltpohs 15 grandcholdr<n and 17 greatgrant.lchtldren. and a st:-.ler. Dorothy (Fern) Nurn .. ol Racine She "'"-' also preceded on death by her husba nd, Harry C Brownell, a daughter Joyce Jenkms, and three brothers Jess Wmd Robert Wood and Ralph Wood S<mces will be 2 p m Sunday on the Faor Haven Uno ted Method 1st Church. woth the Rev Raymond Jenkons ofl!coatmg The body WJIIIoe m stale one hour pro or to the semc.s There woll be no cal long hours Bunal w!II be m the Lone Oa~ Cemetery, Pmnl Pleasant W Va Arrangements are by the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. Gall!polos • each count a' fifth-degree felony Wh11e, N1cholson Holt Road earIter entered pleas to the coonts before Meogs County CommontPieas Court Judge Fred W Crow III Meogs County Prosecuting Attorney John R Lentes sa~d Whole had a long-term sexual relattonsh1p wnh a teenage g1rl whoch began when the gorl wa• 13 years of age The onvestrgatiOn dtscovered numerous letters and tape recorded telephone conversations detmltng the sexual rdattonshop, he added He was sentenced 10 one year on each count. With each count to be secured consecutovely. • Shirley J. Hardeh Shirley J. Harden. 6IY. Poml Plea.•ant, W Va doed Wednesday. Nov 4, 199S at her home A homemaker. she was hom Apnl 20, 1938 m Ma.•on County. W Va , llaughter of the late Okey and Myrtle Duff Peters She 1s surv~ved by a son and daughrer-on-law. Harry N and Becky Harden Jr of Molton. W Va , a son, Kenny Harden of Manana Fla. four grand daughters. three stsJers and a brother-on-law, Moldrcd and Boll Banks ol Poont Pleasant W Va Wolma McKm gh1 of Catlellsburg. Ky and Dorothy A Mays ol Columbus: two brothers and sosters-m-law, Robert L and Ruth Peters ol Columbus an<J Eugene and Alma Peters of Rockmount. N C She was preceded on death by two brothers, John W and Burt E Peters Servoces Will be held Satunday, I p m at Deal Funer•l Home Pmnl Pleasan't wtlh the Revs Bobby Woods and Lloyd Mayes offic1at1ng Bunal wJII follow' m Suncrest Cemetery, Poonl Pleasant Fnends may call Fnday. 6-9 p m at the funeral home Divorces and dissolutions I The followmg actions to end mar· nage v-.ere filed recently tn the office ol Me1gs County Clerk ofCouns Lar· ry Spencer DJssoluJJOns asked -- Patrocoa D Snyder Racme, and Davod K Snyder M1ddlept>rl, Oct 30, Totfany MJChael Haynes, Pomeroy, and Matthew Brooks Haynes, Mtddleport Oct 26 Di:-isoluttons gr.mled -- Demse R The 'Daily Sentine~ !USPS 213·9<00) Community Newsp~per Holdl11p, inc. Pubhshed ~:w:ry afternoon, Monday lhrough Fnd11y Ill Co.an Sl Pomeroy Ohio by the Ohao V1111cy l'ubhshl'll Company Second clw postage pa1d at Po1nc•oy Ohto MemMr: The ~..oc,;;,t.:d Prc51 and dtc Ohlo Scwspap.:r l\5svcliii1Un • uslmasln Send zdorc.os com:cuons to The ;Ja1ly Sc.11!1nel 1 I Court Sl Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES C.rricr or Motor Route One Week J2 OC One Month S8: 70 One Year • • • • • ••• • • ••• S104 00 SINGLE CiJPY PFJCE Da1ly: ..... , • , 3S Ccnlll .,uh!io;; nhcr& not dc:smng to j)IY lh'= carner"tnay rcm11 m allvancc lltre(;IIQ ll}etpinly Scnlmcl On a three Sill or 12 n"~On!h baf.Js. Credit w1ll bo:: g•ven camer ctc'1 V.et.( No subscrltM.mr by mad permllled ln areu where hnme btru: ~Nict: 11 I! Jldlble Publisher reserves the tight ~ adjusl r.t.les d11r lni the subscnpt1on pc:rmd Subscnphon nne ~:;hange~ may tie tmplemcnled bv chahglng lhc 8~ !.lur 1!1t1n of 1hc t t1 ansmrttcr to measure hts b(>dy temperature at regular mtcrvals Whether the rcasonmg was sound 1s beyond my ab!IJty to judge ;- and , I II "'ager, beyond the ablht1es of most ol ihc naysayers as well The way I see tt 1 the sc h~ncc ts damn ncar mclcvant ,myway Why do we need an otltcial excuse to send John Glenn ht~c k mto spaLc' He earned IllS ttckct 36 years ago , when he sat tn .1 tmy c.tpsulc atop an unpredrctahlc lncnacker, of a rn~.:kct and bc~.:.unc the ltrst A111~.:11c.m to 01 bit E.u th Bclo1c that he was .1 lighter pilot ol lcgcndmy p1owcss m World Wa1 II ,md Korea And !hen he had lhe guh dS he appwachcs the mellow age ol 80 to be launched onto spat:C ag.un The man 1s a qumtcs se nlt<~l hero. somcthrng that see ms to be m short supply these days , and an msp1rauon and lummous exa mple of bravery and gumptiOn for se ntor ctuzcns everywhere Dear God let hom soar m peace Joseph Spear is a syndicated "riter for Newspaper Enterprise Association. Audrey T. Brownell Common Pleas Court news subscnpli"on MAIL SUBSCRIP'I ION " Inside Melp E.luntr .S27 :30 26 Weeks .$53 82 n A salute to a heroic Johh Glenn Jll) 11de ol lm hie Death Notices By The Associated Pntsa Fnday mght f>"Jrtly cloudy Lows Southeastern Ohoo m the upper 20s. Tod,Jy Sunny thos mommg .Then Saturday Partly cloudy H1ghs 1n panly doudy Contmued cool woth the mod and upper 40s hoghs on the omd and upper 40s Nonh Sunday Mostly cloudy wllh a wmd 5 to 10 mph chance of raon Lows from the upper Tonoght Panly cloudy Low• 20s to the lower 30s and hoghs on the from the upper 20s to near 30 Loght mod and upper 40s. northwe,t wtru.l Monday Mostly cloudy Lowson Fnday Panly cloudy. H1ghs on the the lower and m1d 30s and hoghs from mod 40s the upper 40s to the lower 50s Exlended foreaJsl quo Week~ 52 W«J<. .. .. , , ,SJ05 ~ Rales Ouu;idc~Mcias Co;,nty l 13 Wa:~ :.- $292$ 26 WL'Cks l.$5b 68 52 Weeks 510912 Reader Services ' Co;rei::tlon Polley . Our main i:'Oncem In allslorfa. Is lo be accuratt. ff you know of an trror In 1 story, caU the newsroom at (740) 99l21~5. We will check your lnforrnatlon and make a cornclion If Warranted. ' News Departmentfl I he main numbrr I~ t92-115.5 Depart· ment extensions are: Gen~ral Manage.: Ext. 1101 I New~ . £xt. ll(•l or .ixt. 1106 Oilier Sel"l(lces Ad•ertlslng, IClass1fteaAds. C.rcutatlon . Ext. 1104 Ex I. I IOJ Ext.liOO The Daily S!'ntinel• Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Today's weather forecast Thuract.y, November 5, 1998 Election may be more than status Th~ Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 5, 1998 Johnston .md Lawrem:e G John ston Jr, Oct. 26, Ruth Ann Boyer and John E!Jas Boyer, Oct 30, Fa1th Roach and Thomas R Roach. Nov 2. Jolt L Ltpscomb and Lawrence Randall Upscomb, Oct 30 Dovorces asked --Jerome Nelson McKenzie, Reedsv 11le from Karen Sue McKenz1e, Reedsvill e. Oct 30, Freda L J;akms, Moddleport. from Charles J Eakms. Columbus. Oct 30, Jenme T Humng. Tuppers Platns, tram Donald Jay Hanmg. Tuppers Plums, Oct 27, De.mna Faye Lemley. Pomeroy. from James Ryan Lemley, Racme, Oct 26 Dovorces granted -- Denme V Nutter and Tracy Lynn Null Nutter, Oct. 22. Greg Knapp and Sherry Knapp, Oct 30, Fr•nces A Gould from Enc F Gould. Oct 30 Debra Folmer from Dan1el R. Folmer. Nov 2, Barbara Wolhams and Rochard WtiiJams Nov 2. James C Hayman from JoAnn Swartz Hayman, Nov 2 Stocks Am Ele Power ......................50'/, Akzo .....................................38,1.r.. AmrTech .............................. 52). Ashland 011 ......................... 49"1.. AT&T .... ............... .. ........ 60'h Bank One .......... .................. 53~ Bob Evan01 .................. ... 20'1. Borg-Warner ......................so'• Broughton ............................ 1 8). Champion .......... ...... ... . ... 1O~. Charm Shpa .. .. . .. ........3'/o City Holding ..........................34'/, Federal Mogul .....................59'1• Gennett ......,....... .. .. .•. . ...62'1• Goodyear ............................57'1. Kmart ....................................1 5'/,. Kroger ...................... ..........55J• Land• End ......................18 1. RACO to sponsor food drive Seventeen members attended the Racme Area Commumty Orgamzallon's Oct 27 meeung held ,Jt Star Moll Park w1th L1hby F1sher govong the progr,un hclore the 6 30 p m meal Presodcnt K,Jthryn H.Jrt pres1ded over the busmess meetmg and the secretary's report gtven by Ltlhan Weese and the treas urer's report. read by Ann Z1rkle, were .1ppnwed Harl presented mformataon to the group concermng the Metgs County" Ohoo Bicentennial Comm1ttee meetmg wh1ch she attended along woth Zorkle It was dec1ded lo sponsor a dropoff collectton of canned food and non penshable Jlems on Saturday, Nov 21 from H am. to noon at the corner of Th1rd and Pearl streets by Burgundy & Brass A box for dona- , t1ons will also be placed 1n the Racme Home Natmnal Bank All 1tems woll be donated to the Meogs County U111ted Method1st Cooperative ParJSh Food Pantry The group Ltd """ ..... "'. .. .... .. ...... ". ... ..2 7"1. Oak Hill Flnl ................ ,, ........19h ova .............................33), Peoples...... . . .. ........... ... 24'1, Prem .................................. 18'1, Rockwell .............................. 44"I• AD/Shell ........................... 48'/, Sears .......................................47 Shonay'a ....................... ,....•. 17/, Star Bank ...................... .....77'!. Wendy's .......................... 20"1,. Woarthlngton ......................1 3'/, -·-·- Stock reports are the 10·30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis ~ Registration underway also voted to donate $100 to the lood panlry Proceeds made by RACO ,md lnends and volunteers manntng the Me1gs County Faor Gates lor two days were donated as follows $300 to the Racme Volunteer F1re Depart ment $100 to the Racme Vtliunteer F1re Dep,mmenl Auxohary. 5300 to the Ra~.:me Volunteer Emergency Squad The group al so voted to sponsor the Stxth Annu.JI Hohd ay Home De~.:or.1tmg Contest Hart appointed ,1 nomtn.lttng com omttee cmnpmcd ol Bob F1>her Fr~nk Clel,md ,Jfld Gerald Somp"m ' ':6A Thanksgtvm g potluck Jmner and bus mess meetmg Will be heiJ .It Star Mill Park, on Nov 24 Meigs announcements :: Bloodmobile to vi•it The Amencan Red Cru" Bloodlfl(lhile will \ P•ll Southern H1gh School Monday. lOam to 2 p m On No' 19 Southern Ohoo Coal Compan) "111 spon<Or the bloodmobole I mm I 5 p m at H!\ oftice on 'tate Roule 6X9 at Poont Rock To 'peak _ C.1pt M1chael Sheets of Comran) A 36th Inlanto;y Dl\tston reenactment unrt nf Hut.tmg1on. W Va wtll be the g.uest ~peaker at the regular meeting ol Brook>·Grant Camp No 7 Son.., of Un1on Veterans, on Mon ~ day A polluck d1nner woll begm the meeting. to be held at the annex of Hope BaptiSt Church on M1ddleport Sheets 1s a liattonally-recogntzed maker of reproduced C1vol War regrmental n••g~ and wrll be speakmg on the sUbJect Electton of 1999 olfieers woll he held and the group w1ll hold a vote on the change of meetmgs Pub!Jc welcotlle URG/RGCC Meigs Cente advosong slated Advrsmg and preregtstratron w1ll be held Nov 16.3 6 p m at the Unoversoty ol Roo Grande/R1o Grande Commumty College Mc::tgs Center Fmancral :.m.t anJ other ad\ 1'0" v..tll he on hand to a''"' .. wdenh Au~n.-_. dance " mandator\ fur URG/RGCC !<~ludent~ and pro~pectl\e -.tuJenb. areal....._, 1nvth!d lo <.~tlend DOW open house The Ohoo 0"""'""1 \\qldl!fe "'II hold an open huu'e Nn' 17 l l p m on the Mete' Count' Court of Com mon Pka-:. Counroom 10 a.,..,..,, landowni.!Pi wantt ng to \tgn up for Sunday hunung Dance to be held The Tupper> Platn' VFW "'II have a round and -quare danc·e Saturday R to II p m TrueCuunlr) "'II pla,y and caller" 11! be Rcmnoe Wood The dance " open to the pubhc Service set Carpenter Bapust Church on Slat< Route 141 "III have ,;ervoces Sund.>y 10 111 am ""h Darla and EveretJ Clark Sunday School JS at 9 30 a m and Pastor Juhn Elsw tck rnvltes the publtc Eastern Band Boosters Ea.•tem Local Band Boosters wolt meet Monday 7 30 p m on the Ea.•t• em H1gh School band room The:. meehng" beong held on Monday this month mstead of Tuesday • , : ' ' Meigs EMS logs 10 calls:· Umt' oft he Meogs County Emer· gency Med1cal Sentce recorded If ~.:ails lor .1sstslance Wednesday Umts re>pond1ng oncluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 2 36 a m , South Second Avenue MJduleport, Odell Blake. trea\ed at the sLene. 5 07 ,, m , Beech S1reet Middleport. Margaret Nunn, Pleasant Valley Hospotal 7 59 a m • Vme Street, Rac10e , Roger Spaun. PVH. Racme squad asststed 1 5 (J.l p m . Maples Apartments, Pomeroy Mary Rhmehart treated at the scene. ~ 07 p m Overbrook Nursing Center. M1ddleport Ada Starcher, PVH 10 19 p m , state Rout~ 124. Rutland Warren Zachary Faulk, Holzer Mcdocal Center. Rutland squad a."osted I POMEROY 9 48 p m. volunleer lire deparJ 0 mentto Cherry Rodge Road. chomney fire, no lnJUnes reported RUTLAND 12 51 p m . state Route 124 , Claude Fuch Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal. Central Dosp.lleh squad aSSISted 4 04 p m Dewhur>J Lane June Dewhurst HMC SYRACUSE I 2 46 p m Second Street, Ron . Fry, treated at the scene Hospital news Holzer Medical Center Discharges Nov. 4 - Amanda Froend, Dorothy \}'ooldndge. Dolly Cleland, Heather Haggy, Gladys· Grant. (Published with permission) Marrjage licenses Th e lollowmg couples were marrtage h4.:enses rucenlly tn !he Me1gs County Probale Court of Judge Robert Buck James Harley Starcher Jr . 21 .mtl JessJca Renee Scarberrv, 20, both ol Long Bottom Carlos M.Jtthew M' K noght, 34, and Stacy Lynn W!lhamson, I8, both ot Rutland tssu~d The Un1vers11y ol R1o Grande and R1o Grande Commun!ly College Meigs County Center Will hold regtstratton for wtnter quarter classes on Nov 16 from 3 p m untol6 p m Wm ter quarter classes at the center beg1 n onJan 5 1999 Academ1c ttdvtsors and tinunctal a1d .1dvJsors woll be av,ulable to uss1st students m the regtstrutton process Classes to be olfered onclude Engltsh ComposJlton II Mlcrocpmputer Apphcattons 1n Bu s mes~ Database Management and Introduction to J;!us1ness Intormatton ts l.l\oUIIable from center director Gma Pellegnno-Pines at 992-3383 The center, located at !50 Moll St. M1ddlepon. 1s open Monday through Thursday Irom 2 unl!l 8 p m BEA LEADER... 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D.D.S. • Old Treasurers • Pottery Chapman Shoes Clark's Jewelry Crow &Crow, Attorney,s ot Law !)[[ways (row's Steak House ' Dairy Valley _ Downing Childs, Mullen & Pomeroy 992-1161 ~usser Insurance 518 East Main • Fabric Shop Farmers Bank &Savings Bernard Fultz, Attorney at Law G&~ Fuel Hartwell House · w~~kend Insurance Plus • /tlew Bennln~on Pottert~· a perfect ~cDonald's Christmas or wedding. gift · Mick's Barber Shop • We also have 1999 £ang Calendars and · OHice Service & Supply Christmas cards · Ohio Valley Publishing • Snowmen, 14ngels di Santas Overbrook Center Come browse in our PDK Construction· . Jun, affordable store! Peoples Bank . Swisher &Lohse Pharmacy . HARTWELL HOUSE WMPO . ' CORNER OF COURT AND MAIN Court Street Grill ' MARAUDER SENIORS - The Meigs Marauders have seven players playing Friday In their final football game. Pictured above Is five of those players. In front row are (L-R) Steve Thornton, Ryan Rams- burg and Angelo Rodriguez. Behind them are John Davidson and Jeremiah Bentley. Unable to attend the photo session were J.T. Humphreys-and Clark Van Meter. (Sentinel file photo) Roush stands close to all-time rushing mark .Meigs· needs win over Belpre to take Ohio Division crown By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent The Meigs Marauders and the Belpre Golden Eagles 'will clash Fri· day night at Bob Roberts Field in Pomeroy. The Marauders clinched a . share of the Tri'- Valley Conference ;,Dhio Division crown with la~r week's 33-25 win over .Vinton County. Meigs will be looking for its first outright TVC championship since 1986. Meigs has won·five conference championships in the sc hools history. counting this year's team. The Marauders. who won the Southeast·. em Ohio Athletic League title in 1967. had M outright TVC champi· onship crown in 1986. They shared · the TVC title in· 1987 and 1996. • Meigs is 4-0 in the Ohio Division. • one game ahead of Nel sonville-York with a 3-1 record. Belpre wi ll head into this week's contest with a dangerous passing attack. led by 6-4,;,1 96 pound senior quarterback Josh Strothers. Belpre will pass the ball 70-75% of the game " with Strothers as the trigger man. • Strothers is 145 of 242 (60%) for : · 2.126 yards and 22 touchdowns. : ~ . Strothers has spread his pusses out . with four receive rs in doubl~ figures. Brandon · Burn field. a 5-11. 17 3 pound junior tlanker has caught 48 passes for 899 yards and 13 touchdowns. Brad West a·5-9, 158 pound . senior' runping back has 35.reteptions ; ··for 520 yards, Barrett Ring a 5-l 0, 163 senior running back has 26 receptions for 265 y~~ds. ~n\1 Steve McGuire a 6-2. 184 pound senior , tight end ,has 10 receptions for 149 yards. , Burnfield leads the Golden ,Eagles ip scoring wit~ hi s 1~ touchdowns and 78 points. West has added 12 touchdowns and four extra points for 76 points. Another weapon in the tore arsenal is kicke< Scott Elzey. 1 '\_ kicked 29 extra point~; and . d goa ls. )re opened up the season with 1 tl mark. but have dropped three games in a row, all in the conference. ~ . . The Golden Eagles has lost confer-<- ence matchups to Wellston. Vinton County and Nelsonville-York . The Golden bgle offense has scored 33.6 points a contest. while . givittg up 24.1 points a game. The Marauders. after dropping the~ropenerto GalliaAcademy. have reeled off eight straight wi·ns. including the last four in division play.. Meigs is ranked 15th in Division Ill in the latest Associated Press state poll. Last week. the Marauders were on the short end of a 13-12 score to Vinton County al halftime, but in the second half the Marauders came out and played football like . they have been playmg the last several weeks. " Meigs fe:ttures a balanced attack · and cari move the ball on the ground and through the air. Justin Roush continues to ~el the pace for rushing in the area. The 5-10. 205-poundjuniqr has carried 261 times for 1,615 yards The Marauder ·pass defense will have their hands full with the Belpre pa"ing anack. Davidson leads Meigs With five interceptions. Ryan Ramsburg. Josh Hooten and Angelo Rodriguez each has a pair and Johnuthan Haggerty one for Meigs. "Belpre is n~t a big football team, but they have great team speed and do a good job of throwi ng the foot· ball," Marauder coach Mike Chancey . said about this weeks opponent. ""They also throw the ball more than anybody we have faced this season. Obviously a Jot is at stake with this game. and I think our kids are excited about playing for the championship." · Seven players wi ll be playing in the maroon and gold for the last time. They are Humphreys, Rodriguez, Bentley. Steve Thornton, Ramshurg, CJ:irk Van Meter and Davidson. and averuge of 6.2 yards a carry.. These seven young men have plo1y~d Roush. who has set the record for an important in the history of Meigs single season rushing al Meigs. can High School football. They have break another record Friday. If he been a part of two TVC titles. With gels 122 yards, he will become his a win on Friday they will have a outschool's all-time. leading rusher. He right Ohio Division crown. "I'm very has 3,789 yards in 579 carries. For- proud of these seniors. and e\•ery mer backfield mate Matt Williams thing they have meant to the Mamudholds the current record with 3,91 1 er football"program," Chancey said. yards rushing set from 1994, 1998. · Meigs and Belpre have the oldest Jeremi'ah Bentley and Shane rivalry in Meigs history. The two Leach also have done :1 good jq_b on teams have met on the gridiron 28 the grou nd when :isked to. Bentley, a times. with Belpre winning 16 of senior fullback/wingback has carried · them. The winner of the game will 11 6 times for 578 yards. while Leach take home the Jaycees Challenge lro· a junior fullback has carried 10 times phy. for 57 yards. In 1982 the Belpre Jaycees and the Grant Abbott. the Marauders Meigs County Jaycees established junior quarterback also is having an' the trophy to go to the winner of the outstandi ng season. Abbott has com. annual contest between the two pleted 70 of 129 passes for 1.157 schools. Although the Meigs Jaycees yards and nine touchdowns. •tre no longer active. the tradition Abbott has also "spread out his continues. Meigs has taken home the passes', Bentley is the Marauders l~ophy the last four years. ov~rall the leading receiyer with 30 receptio~s two teams have each won the trophy for 437 yards, J.T. Humphreys has seven times. 20 for 258 yards. John Davidson 18 This week the Marauders will like for 387 and Roush four For 106. . to put the Jaycees trophy next ·l.o Davidson is coming off a career anolh~r one. the trophy for winning game in the win last week at Vinton the Qhiq Division's ou'tright chaJllpiCountr. The junior had five recep- onshi(l. liOns for 163 yards and three touch. Game time is 7:30 p.ln. from Bob downs. Roberts FieU in Pomeroy. Tornadoes seek second place in Hocking Division Last week. th ~ Soi.1them Tornadoes. now 3-6. pulkd ofT an impres._.s ive win over Watt:!rfurd 29-~7. Federal Hocking lost to Miller. As head couc h Da\'e Barr said . "This isn't just any game 10 ." it \ for This second place in th~ Hock ing: Divi:.. inn' and a chance to gai n bttck so me I respect swallowed by num erou ... injuries and result ing losses Ill roughout the season. Severn! week' ago. Federa l Hocking now 3-6. stunned upper di vi ... ion foe Alexander 21-9. Scotl Withem scooped.up an Alexander f1•mhlc and ran· il in for a score. Zach Jarvis had a 77-y ard run for a 'core . :mcl Clay• · ton Mayle. #I. had an H8-yard '""for lhe Lancers. In thut galilc Jan j, w;1 ~ 16- 118 while Mayle wa' 11-9l Federal Hocking had 211 yard' two weeks ago and 206 last wee•. Southern got a boost when Sechkar. the quarterback, was sidelined for the rest ,,.f the season during htst week's game. Barr said of Jarvis. 'They line up in ~In I and run him. They throw to him from a different !'ormation. :.tnd they even mn a reve r~e to him. We ed 20 time'\ for an ~lve'rugc or 40.5 ya rd-;. Otht!r punter\ haH~ hrcn Ry:.m man hilS • Wf t~RRr ~~l~ ~A~~r ANDERSON'S FREE DELIVERY $10.00 DOWN $10.00 PER MONTH 9% APR Christmas Kie,off Sale! Glider Boeker . Sale· • Oak &Maple Finishes SAi;E! - Assorted Fabrics Gun Cabinets -Lifetime Mattress Sale Bunting Seaon ' ' S~NGERr SALE 2 TWO Huge selection of styles & Wood finishes. NOVEMBER IIG 6&7 · · . 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Barr said. ~' Most of this week we walked though things in in the gym because of the weather but practice has go ne Well. (See SOUTHERN on Page 6) ~~RI~JM~! M~Rt~~~~IU ~OW ~RRI~I~~ SHOP LOCALLY . . Hi II and Matt ·Ash. Southern has scored mqst· of its points in the final quarter (44). It hits scored 33 Ill the first. 35 in the second. and 37 in the third. Ju~h Duvis has mshed 29 times for 552 yard\ hw 61 yards per g:~mc and l1<1> cilllght 110 yurds worth of passe ... . He hus 935 all -purpose yurds. Adam Clllhings. one of the .ace running bm.:ks the past two seasons. has · 179 yards rushing after injuring his knee in the second game. He moved to tight end und has ~.:nught ten pa..,ses ror 2:!9 yurd~. . J.B Boso has rushe-d for .J22 yard!-., caught two passes for 75 yards, and has 430 all-purpose yards in t\Vo 100 ymd games: allthi' in just three outings. M:llt Alih, as n fresh - • J 210 EAST MAIN STREET '·· BIITWEEN K&C JEWELERS AND jiMMY'S BAR Ch~~ ~iekoff . have a pretly gond idea fn,m their form<Hions wh<H they'll run and we coin take away what they llo. We can't let him gel in the open field ." CuiTcm ly. Jonathan Evnns is short of ailother 1.000-y ~ml season. how C\'er. it is in well within grasp. E'•ans ha' hit on 57-137 passes for " .416 percentage thi~ \eason for 789 yarth. It would take a 211 yard night to ag:~ in go over the 1.000-yard mark. He hos only 13 interception,. Barr said of Evans. "He's done ·tb better job w1th his play and · the lin J has dont! a b~tter j9h prolt!cting him here lately." Southern is avcrnging 16.5 points per game. but is giving up 21.5. The Tornadoe' have ave raged I0.3 firs1 dowm per game·. ha,•e :1\'erag~d \58 yard!-. rushing and 92 passing I for an average of 250 per game. Southt:rn ha'\ fumhled 1Rtime~;, this se;J..;on ;mtl has lost II of those . The Tornadoes hav e been penaliled 534 y:utb of 59 yards per game. On ·H punts, Snuthetn h:1!-. ave raged ~k.3 yJrds. J.B . Bo-;o has punt - ASHLEY'S CHAFfS AND STUFF .. & 'Jorever 9ift Sfioppe . . . HAS MOVED TO POMEROYI OUR NEW NAME IS . :_ S outhern to take on Federal .Hocking in season's last bout . JOHNSONS V.ARI ETY STORE WITBYOITR . ' Sq. Vd. All This For Onl31 Berbers~ Saxony Carpet~ ' Sculptures. Trackless and Connnert!ial Styles Free (tuotes, Free Removal of Old Carpet 8199 · PULSAR 25%0FF 115.00 Pomeroy 212 East Main (740) 992-3785 Monday thru Saturday · 9:30- 5:00 ANDERSON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE 992-3671 ., . POMEROY �. -- - .- . -· . • ' Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 5, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ... Falk calls for NBA players' union 'to stay unified' By The Bend Stern blames two agents for lack of settlement in lockout By CHRIS SHERIDAN NEW YORK lA P) - Commossooner DaVId Stem blames agents David Fall and Arn Telle m for the lack of a ""lllement in the NBA lockout. In a "iurpn ... ing and seemingly calculated move, Stem pointed the finger awa) from unton director Billy Hunter aft er the stdes held thetr shonest bargami ng session - I hour and 45 minutes - since the lockout began July I ''I'm nauered they thtnk I'm run ning the unmn. but clearly what DavJd 9Siem IS try mg ro do is lacrically divtde us- the agents from the player>. the htgh-,alaried players from the mtddle class." Fall said. " This should be a wale-up call to the union to stay unified and not let them d1\'ide us. .. ' · · \ Another II games were supposed 10 ha\e been played Wedne..&y, and wnh each p:Mmg day the likelihood Jncrea\C., lhal the season will not '\tart unul late December or early January. The league ha' already can ~e kd the lim month of the ,eason , although many agent> and union offinal' believe Stem is bluffing when he threaten!'> to cancel the en11 re -.eot,on. Asked point blank Wednesday tf he'd really do tt. Stern avoided a ··ye~ .. or ··no .. answer. " It's not about whether we cancel " We had prohibited them m the pa't becau"' we dtdn't want there to be any misunderstanding or our propo,al,," he said. "At th" point with the "'a.~n potentially hanging in the t:llh Monday. Less than two hours later. Hunter and his negot1armg learn w~rr rxiling when Srern and Hunter arrived min· 1he building. ··1belie ve the people we met woth tnda) would ltke to make a deal ,'" Stern said of Hunter and union president Patrick Ewing. "'Whether they"IJ be allowed to or not is going to be another issue.~· Stern began his post-meeting remark§ by pointing out that the league had offered tncreased mini- utes apart on a chilly morning and mum salaries for vererans. including balance. we're going to lell learn' that they \\Ill be able to talk to player~ who l·all anti a~k quesltons. It" ~ 1mponan1 th1' not be VIewed as e1ther undrrrmnmg th~ umon or dis· paragmg our player<." From early mthe day Wedne-aay, the season:· he smd "' You can keep immedmlely starled,.smpmg at each counting (the canceled games). and at some point. ba.o;ed upon the negotiat ing posture of the unton. it will not be possible to play the season .. Stern announced one change in lockout policy. saying the league will SOQn authorize teams to talk to thetr players. other. 11 was apparent that the mood was negative and the prospects for progres!<. were remole Stern began his attack on agent' before he even entered the butlding. whtle Hunter blamed deputy commi'ssioner Russ Gramk for lhe breakup of the previous round or a $1 milliqn minimum for I0-year veterdns. and a gmdual phase-in of the union"s proposal for an averagesalary exception to replace the old $1 million exception. He also explamed thai owners want to establish a maximum salary equal to 25 and 35 percent of the salary cap. score 22-20 Wa!ler was 7-20 pa."mg for 158 yards. whtle Mounts was 4-65 ru sh' ng. and Lang 5-21 yards rushing. Crock was 4-103 recetvmg and !-ang 1- 18. Against Miller. Ea.stem out-dtd the Falcons tn the stat department. but tailed to put as many pomts on the board_ Eastern scpred first on a Garrett Knrr 29-yard run at the 8:40 mark to put Eastern up li-0 after the ki ck fatled . A couple of interceptions helped Miller bolster their field position and set up scores. Garrett Karr. a freshman signal caller ran for a touchdown. and had a 16-85 rushing night to give the Eagles promise for the future. Butch Sanders had a memorable semor night with a 16-82 yard effon and a .. touchdown. Midway through the fourth quarter. Sanders found the end zone for Eastern on a 21-yand run. The twopomt conversiOn pass tailed and the score stood 29-12 to the fimsh . Eastern must stop the big play. Christman said his team had continued to improve throughout the year and that a great reward for his boys would be a victory Friday night. Game lime ts 7:30 at Waterford. "It would be a nice to set the tone most wins ever m the TVC by a Southern team, and we'd he tied for second place. lt"s not just · anothet. week 10." , ' Barr added, "'I've satd all along we must take care of•the football: I feel a frustrating year. so this win would be big in !erms of confidence It should make us more hungry for next year A win WQuld give this team the ltke in thts ,game we"re evenly matched. They have a tatlback #34 Chad Jarv1s, their main offensive weapon. do best. Health-wise. Buster Pen1x ts again questionable for Friday. Dally Hill has live stitches in his chin, and Josh Davts has a stiff shoulder, but should be full go by Friday. Adam Williams has been out w1th a severely sprained thumb, but should be back this week. Game tune ts 7.30'" Racine. Scoreboard Basketball llasketbatl Naltunal Baskrlhall i\ssocialmn LO S ANGELES LAK[RS Anuuu n ~t! d Lus Ang.ck s Kmgs owners Ph1hp Ans..:h ut z oll lli Ldw ud I' Ro 'i kl Jr h. LH: c:o.cru st'll th en nJmon to purd1o~sc ABL slate 2~ Tonight's opener Xp m Jleru·nt 11f the lc.uu Football National Football Leuj~ue MIAMI DOLPHINS S1gne.j WR Dcm s Mnn· 1~11 . 1 ,md OT B.trry Sr oke s Rclc . r ~c d WR Hor,, ~.:c Cn1•clnnd Rele,•scd RB R;j y Nc.ily -lmm rhc pr.r,.; ft \:e squad Friday's games New En!tl.1nd m COLUM AU S 1 fl m Nnshv1lk .11 C h•~·•Joto ,II p m Sennle at Colormhl, 9p m Por11und .11 S.m Jose I I p m NE W ENGLAND PAfRIO'IS Sr~ncd DT Lcnnl 'l Rhcanu hom th~ pr.rd lll' Slfllotd S1grtcd Lll Sli.lwn Stuckey w rhc pr.K:IK l' ~ qund NI.W ORLEANS SAINTS Pl:r.:cd QO Hl'.llh Sh uler un lllflll"l!ll rc~t"rVI" W o~ i\cd IJE L..r uc~ t Jones A\:IIV. IIl'd (A Rnn w.•rncr frnm lh ~ i"l'SlfVC• 11on-lnolb. 111 lnJIIf) hst .mU n: Jt1lm l.rrqrtlwr lnnn llu.' res c= r' l'· 1•h y~1 ~ .11 1~ · U11.1h lc - tn · t•t:r I oJf lll h ) l S1l!ned DT L:r Rm Glnwr tn' ,, lll llr· yc.•r ~.:unt[old involving vendmg mal.:hines. I am an engmeermg executive m' the Clea-ra-~ce 4DR vendmg industry and for the last 14 98 FORD CONTOUR GL A/C, PW, PL., tilt, crulee, AM/Filii I Auto, A/C, cass, & more. 3 In cua, Ieee than 17,0011 miles !'tock OAKLAND RAIIJrRS l'l.lL:cll Ul Juhn Henry reserve Sr~rrcd OT Bru~c Wrlker· ~ •m ,mJ DU Aprhony Pnnr PHil ADEl PI-llA F.Afil F-" S•gnctl QR ch ulk al Plni,,Jdphl.l 7 p m COLUMB US nt N.1sh' 1llc I! p m Onl~$12,995 fum lYLI&.(if liA 5 4 \ 11 H 20 6 4 0 12 10 20 Plul nd~lplu,, N~:w Jctk•y N Y lsl:mdcrs Plllsi'IUrgh 6 I 12 " 4 1 I I 6 I N Y R .1ngcr~ Nurtheast lllv~siun r, il I 6 1 II I 1 2 I 2 4 Tornmo Ottaw,, Buffnln Mnnrrenl Bo\lnn ' ,, 26 24 " '''' 10 11) 11 1() 11 22 ''n21 21 II 11 12 12 Ill On 10 ' Southrasl lllwt&ltm Tarnp.l IJ •y C 1rollna I Iumia I II II II 6 I 4 4 I 4 4 -·- WashJnghHI I I 1 I 21 I 'I 24 "" WESTERN CONFERENCE <..:culrulllhision fum "'11 11 A/C, power windows, locks, eeat, tlh wheel, speed control ,o,.J~~f{295 >:'),~ OnaJ12,995 ;-; '!::" "'" ' ' ' 96 LINCOLN MARK VIII 97 PLYMOUIH VOYAGER Black eXt, black leat!Jer ,.eat, loaded •· · 4 Dr van, VS, A/C, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass On~$24, 97 FORD RANGER EXT CAB Tom Sprouse, M1ddlepon, long- lime employee at • Veterans Memorial Hospital. has been havmg more than hi s share ot health problems over the last few weeks. 4X4, 4.0 V6, aut,o XLT Tom underwent tnple bypass heart surgery at River stde ,, Methodi st Hospital '" Columbus. He was genl"g along ftne and came home. Problems developed and, quite ill, he was taken to the Del mlt 6 I St l.uu1s N .•~ h\ llk 92 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 11 21 • 7 11 11 7 4 0 V .m~nuvcr~ ' I (. ,1 ~ lfY I 14 II 41 27 12 4 I 2 1 7 I Culur,ltlo ID 27 IU 11 l' un fi ~ 1),,11.11 f'hoc'llll Ln~ Aogclc'> An.•hc:1•n S.m Jml' 7 26 1)1\1\lfln A/C, auto caaaette II I II) 'I funmto .11 llo11nn 7 p m i'll l• bur1!h oil f I II1 W 1 7 'lO Jl 1 Ang,•kl a beautiful display t.n the produce Onl~ Colmndn ,,t Ltlmontun S.m Ju,l' .11 $21 Police satd the 'J pm 93 FORD Fl50 CONVERSION VAN Transactions va, Loaded, local owner Rasehall 1\merrcll n /.uitU~ OAKLAND AI HLI .I I(. 'i Sij! n ~d Bill) IIL imL gcncr,,l nl.Lil dgll, tv ,, h•ur·)l n • •• nlr,JI.I ~.~ 1 1.'11\11' 11 rhrough 1he 2002 .. c .,~w r Nuliunall ,ur.:ut ARIZONA OIAMONDRAC KS N.unul M•kt! Rizzt' nml Jo~son G t'lrsn~ k, ,CHI CAG O CU US ~~.:nut., [ J.t~rH],,] thl' ~"ll lr.t ~ol ., ] J1n1 Hr~g.li:n1.1 n m.m.r~l·r lhru u!!h till ]IJOII ~~ ""11 COI.OH.AIXI ROC J<IE.(i Sl fllt!III NI Ku11 Ah bt1tt tu a lllll' }Coif l:lll\lf.ll l H() USTON ASIRC IS N., n ~t:.l J .._ M1kultk uu nnr-kn~u~ bn~nunn rn~ .o.u:h .md t•ul l l~llilllllhhl l.l lilf s~l l ll M ak:lr C\1.1~1. l(\,J\.h Ill K·~\llll!llll ,, , till" f1utii.J,, SIMI! Ll"il!(lll' 1\1 l'l·tl fltJII<.' m.111 •l!..:r <II M1du g~m nl lhl' 1\111h." cq Lt!.t~UC ) otj.!<' O r11 ~" ll h tur New C>rlc:ms Jlltlrc l't:l •. mll M o~ r~ IJ ••I• ) ,,, nh l11r l ad .1u11 nllhl' l ex .• , I Ao~~ u l' lOS AN(iEI LS 1101X i[RS Si~ lll'l l IH II' Jd t Sl~o~w 111 ,, muluyc.n l:t>lll f.l> t wllh ,, d11h "!'""" ltlf 1\r c 2CK1 2 )l, ,~ nn S1glll'J J">ll I npt' Cromer w .1onc ycur ~() Jllf,Jll I' ncsh w1th a nat ural sweetne ss that\ nicely accented with cmnamon or tiC":"~ ~· stolen from an Englewood. N.J .. sy nagogue on Oct. Onl~ $21 I 995 An odlc uu lfl i(J I' Ill dark gree n wtth flecks of gold, to a pale. creamy tvory and a deep gold , lnstde. the squasl1 has gol den -orange for two crowns, two Torah s and 4X4, leather Int. loaded Ill shape, 1h1s wmtcr squ.1sh comes 1n .I vanety of sk in colors ranging from handmade breas tplates th at adorned the ancu!nt Jewish scrol ls. 2,995 • C. D. . Onl~ $11 995 were worth at least ple Emunu-cl sa1d the co ng,reg att on 92 FORD F250 4X4 VB, 5 sp. trans, A/C, AM/FM 18, $100.000 Rabbt Geoffrey J Haber of Tem- Fnda} 's ~ames C.omlm.t .11 W,l\ lll ll)!lll11 7p 111 Chrt.: ••gu oi l r.nnp I ill ~ 7 ~~~ I' 1Jcrn111 ,,r l'h"l'lll~ >~ p 111 N,,,hvd lc 11t ''~·II)- 1Jr•m vegetable, even though tt 's avatlahlc all year Named acorn hecausc of It~ place (not the refngerat or) Acorns arc packed w11h fiber and canccr-fighung beta-cnrotene, the plant form of vttatntn A. as well as VItamin C. (t also has plenty of 1ron . folate. potassium and vnamin B6 wllh about 60 culo11es tn a half-cup ol baked cubes BAKED ACORN AQUASH 2 large acorn squas h. washed and cu t m half len gthwtse 'ceds removed Salt and lrcshly grou nd hlack pepper to tas te I small onion. mmced 4 table spoons brown sugar 4 table spoons butter Plat.:c squash cut s rde Jmvn nn a shallow baktng dtsh and add uricfourth tnch hot wat et Bake <tt 350 brown sugar some day s the bear gets you But at le ast you should make some so11 The 1deal stzc for an acorn is one degrees for 20 to 30 minutes or unul of effort to get the bear. Lotsa luck, and do keep smtling . large enough lor 2 se rvings. Spill tt squash is tender to the touch. . o'rain any water from dtsh and in half and scoop out the seeds, squash over Sprinkle each half Man accused of trying to spnnkle wtth brown sugar and dot turn wtth butter and bake like a potato wnh salt, pepper. omon, sugar and sell stolen religious artifacts unul tender Baked acorn squash has butter. · ENGLEWOOD, N J (AP) - A a texture and Oavor much like a ' Return squash to the oven and m,an peddling stolen Torahs and sweet potato. bake for another 10 to 15 mmutes. other Jewtsh ar11fact s was arrested Serves 4 Acorns arc al so de ltc.tous stuffed after the rabbt he thought was mter- wnh apples or cheese or a spicy Nutritional analysis per servestcd 111 the goods turned out to be sausage mixture. · ing: 280 calones; 11.8 grams 1,11 an undercover cop, police sa1d Select acorn squash heavy for (7.2 grams saturated fat. 38 percent Charlie Jones, 31, was arre sted in , thetr .. size with good color and a caloncs from tat): 31 nulltgt am> New York on Tuesday after he smooth, hard shell ft ee of cuts or cholesterol, 20 1 milligrams sodt um. allcge~ly took $12,000 111 exchange bruises. Squash will keep for a long 45 9 grams carbohydnt\CS. FORD EXPLORER 4 1010 p m hins. ·I Next to the pumpkin acm n squash is the qumlcsscntial aulUmn And how du.l the elect Jon go fo1 you l It's ama zmg that so few trans, . Onl~ $23;995 1H red apples and golden squash make rcgtstcrcd voters actually go 'to the polls and that' s a-shame. Evon tf you losc-you t vote at least il you o.~.e nt to the polls you dtd yo w part in trymg 10 change thtngs you don 't ltkc . Yqu just gotta remember that some day s you get th e bear and 96 FORD EXPLORER C.m•lro.J .11 NY l•l,,ndcn 7 '[J JI IH St L11U1• .11 L• haps, a Sunday afternoon for 111e actrv1ty would be a goud cx: pctJment to try m Mei gs communn1Cs. '! I. al on Spence appeared 1n a column ca1 her 95 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Next to the pumpkin, acorn squash is the quintessential autumn -vegetable golds of the countrystde are reflected in the market s: orange pumnkin s. m the Col umbus area The tcader mtght have mt ssed II, but m:tl en- ',.,,. ~·~ NEWELL NAMED PAUL HARRIS FELLOW - The MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club has another Paul Harris Fellow, Harold Newell of Chester.-,Newell, right, Is shown being congratulated by feUow Rotarian Joe Young. A Paul Harris Fellow Is a person who has made significant monetary contributions to the International Rotary Foundation. The regional district has contributed· more than $148,000 to the foundation for 1997-911. The Rotary Foundation has helped many people around the world. One of the goals is to eradicate polio around the world. It has provided over $800 million in grants to projects in 160 countries. Ethiopia has been a benefactor. In 1997, 8.5 million children under age five were vaccinated in this country alone. Other projects include surgeries for people with deformities, the digging of deep wells for safe drinking water, and many others. Hal Kneen gave a very Informative talk on the Asian Lady Beetle, a harmless insect pest that invades our homes. The meal was served by the Heath United Methodist Women. Guests present were Alan Goldsberry of the Athens Rotary Club and Tori Sullivan of Jacksonville who is the grandfather of Vernagays Sullivan. hours and was salcr for the partictpants. My frtend lccl s that. per- Spence, tor mer ly of Pome1 oy. who has been qmte u busmcss powc1 4 Dr, 4x4, Eddie Bauer pac!lage, blac.k ext, tan leather 4X4, va; moon roof, C.D. radlol Int., loaded & much more. Tunt~ht ' ~ ~amL·s Dr Harold D Brown. the Ce nter ' founder and del'tloper. spoke brieOy aboul the h1 ~tory of the ce nter. and the al'\SI!<IIancc and support o f Cll! Lens. 1 mcludmg ftHTll CJ Mtddleporl Mayor Fted Hnftm.m who en'dorSCd the usc of tax exempt hond fm a ncmg: ot the 100 hctl nursmg home proJCCL Abu spcaktng were Lt Gov. NanLy Holli ster and Dcnasc Pillman rcprc· scnrmg U S. Congressman Ted Stn ckland Both offered proclamations destgnalmg Oct. 17 as ··overbrook Center Day.·· Entcrtammcnt V.d~ by the Swm gm' S e m or~. mus1c hy Tom Payne. con· tests with pnzes. and an arts and crafts show fcatunng handmade g1fts and ornaments yea1 when the oranges, tcds and I want to thank lhc untdenllfted reader who dtuppcd by a cltpptng ftom The Col umbus Dtspatch telltng of th e ret11cment of Paula A. Ord;~,995 ' Sunday afternoon. It's the ftrst tnnc 11 has been done that way m McArthu1 but 11 was reported as very successful since tt was earned out du11ng daylight 95 FORD ESCORT LX 14 I foinlpillo l} <i W ,.,I IHI)! IUII 2 Mur•l!c.il 4 ~ Y f( .ulj!l r~ I furonro l (_ .,Jor,HI<I () l li1rHJ,1 2 ( hh.olgP I LJ rnunll n l N,111i1 ill~ 2 ~ 111 J n~c ~ U.oU, , ll Sl l.rJUI'> 1 <\11 d1~ 1 111 I th ~t ;Onff. ' 22 22 "21 2014 '1 ,,' ,, ,,"22 2224 ' ' ' " Wrdnesday 's s1:orcs I ' Signature Series, white 4 Dr, V6, auto trans, power ,, ,.,,,, ' windows, locks, tilt & cruise, & blue l•ather, !oww, itllllt8 "' r scam that ts legal but sttll a np -ofl By KATE LAWSON The Detroit News I love autumn. It 's the time of A friend of m111e WJ.s tn McArthur on Sunday before Hall oween and noicd that lnck or treat was bet,ng observed 10 the communlly on 'I Nurth"l'~llh••~utn &Jmonlml a word of encouragement about now. Cards wtll reach him at Room 437. ' . 995 OnaJ11 ,995 "12 26 22 " " () 1 2 4 6 I 1 6 I I Ch•~·•s o Holzer Me<hcal Cenler in Galhpolrs. He is showing some rmprq.ve· ment at lhc present lime but I'm sure hke most of us he co ulO stand • ' ktlled because he was jiggling a The lOth annJvcrsarl)! of Q,crhrook Center \,a:-. ohse rved rece ntl y wnh a puhil c u:lehrat mn The C\".:nt wok the lom1 of om old la-.htoncc.l Ltll counlr} hulfct fcatunng homemade ~.:orn hr..:ad and warm apple buuer. homemade bean soup. and Y.ood llred wast pork sc t\ cLJ on the lwnt lawn of th~ Ccnlcr ai"333 Page Strc-.:t rn M1ddkpun Re•qJent s and stalfwcrl' Jmnct...l hy family m e mhct~ for Jhc nbscn anu:: =· t . ! Jack and Manha Greenaway who wmter tn Flonda wtlll eave Saturday for Palm Beach after having spent the summer here. Jack and Manha are Oymg down thts fall although the y normally dnve. Soon after they get to Florida, Manha is facing surgery for replacement of borh knees Not a real exct:mg eve nt to look forward to and I know many of you wtsh her well. ' VII, 5 sp, XLT loaded Auto trans, tilt & cruise, AM/FM tape and more lY1.I&l.i.t' liA !<.uing for wrongful death was not - and want to wn le about another Overbrook Center obse·r ves 1Otti anniversary with public celebration Pomeroy stores. 96 FORD PROB 27 the letter about swee pstakes scam< feet agamsl the wall fo1 leve rage. succeeded m 11ppang the machmc ing machtnc and . hy plac ing thctr Is 11 okay tf I remmd you that the Treble Notes, a barbershop dwrus, will be presenting a public program. free of charge. m 5 p m. thts Satur~ay at the Tnmty Church m Pomeroy' The chorus is composed of 25 members, four of whom arc restdents of Meigs County The Meigs four are John Ander>on , Get aid Powell. Denver Rtcc and Gerald Kelly. The program wtll be light and entenaining and l"m sure you wtll hear a couple of your old favornes as It unfolds The chorus is appearing in Pomeroy as the opemng endeavor of the Pomeroy Merchants Assoctatwn"s Chnstmas activtties. The association has an interesting Chnstmas promotional program planned whtch wtll even mclude cookte and candy makmg as well as gift wrapping contests. Applications to part1c1pate are in the , . 96 FORD TAURUS GL 0..1~ 2' The young man whose father is the industry and all machmcs meet I~ 1500Serlea, VB, autotrana, ·;' 7 passenger, loaded, 31n stock SLT Laramie Package, loaded 1() cosl of lawsuits such as these . Dear Ann Landers: I JU st read one on either stdc, rocked 1hc vend By Bob Hoeflich 91 DODGE RAM EX{CAB 4X~ 96 FORD WINDSTAR VAN Alhmhc 1>1v1snm expected. and the mac hme s are des1gncd to w11hstand them ' 96 LINCOLN CONnHENTAL 96 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Onl~$23 EASTERN CONFERENCE ttng a machme to re tneve lost change. Mild abuses of tht s kind arc Leather Int., l~ded, 2 In IIIOck, Signature Series, cloth top, whHe&red leather Int. 4x4, V6, auto, low miles, XLT, loaded NHL standings The second acc tde nt ocr urrcd when three young boy> anempted to steal the product. Two of the boys, Ona!10,995 97 FORD F150 EXT CAB Hockey vending machtnes should not be .Beat of the Bend ... Saturday's games Chu.: r~go ahuscd. However. since lhc solutcon ts so stmple -- boltmg the mac htnes 98 FORD ESCORr 4 DR Hockey C" LGARY FLAMES RccnllcJ G J-=nn·St· G1g1tcre tmm 5:1'1111 ~ohn nl I he AHL machine and knoc k it over. stgmficant poinls, and I agree that Auto, A/C, PW, PL, tlh, speed control SAN fRANCISCO 49ER S Stgnt:d CD Kdly pmctrce squnt.l SEA TILE SEAHAWKS Stgncd WR Bobby Shil w !rom the pr.ll:II ~.:C 5f.! Uad S1gncd LB H11lary Butler ~ ntl LR Derek Strey lot he r; at!llce s,qurut hu~Ucn pounds, so you can tmag cne the amount of effort tl took lo mo\'c the cause-· auempted thefl 1ltere was a deliberate effon to tip the machine m order 10 have candy. food or sOOa fall to the bonom These acc1dcnts were not caused by jostling or hit- I ans"ercd an ad to make money that much money. >o I asked the hy stuffing em elope" at home. Titc company for a refund of my $30. or ad satd it " 'ould cost ll)C $30 as an course. IL refused I hope my letter Wt ll sa••c a few mrllal invcsrment and I would he' patd $3 per en,·elope. 'lllat meant I people from betng taken advantag~ would get my money back after the of -- Know Better in Pre>eott , Art7 Dea• Know Beller: I have first 100 e nvelope' were ~luffed rcCe:tved hundreds of lellers from TJle ad prom"td to tell me how to readers who were hoodwinked in make th1s money aflcr I ptallcd in prec•sel}' the 'm rne way. Unfor1u· my '$30. I sent m a check and received a " nately. these sharks have asrutc reply from the compa ny. It said I had lawyers who help wtth the language to put ads m magazmes and newspa- to protect them from pro~ecuti on . Thank you for. warmng my readers per~. advcr11~mg some mfonnatJo'n and askmg people to send a self- ahoutthc-..c gct-nc h-quac k sc hemes ---Send questions to Ann Lanaddressed. stamped em elope. which 1 wou ld then stuff and mali back. ders, Creaton Syndi<ale, 5777 W. Whe n I chcckcJ around. I found It Cenlur~ Bh·d., Suite 700, Los would .:o~t more than $ 100 to advcr· Angeles, Calif. 911045 · use I wasn"t 1ntc re ~tcd m laymg out ficattons . How do acc1dcnts ex: c ur, M~il ven ull.ln 11~ National Hockry Lragur on him. The investigatiOn. however. showed sltd !"arks on thC Ooor where the machine had been rocked and dragged about 12 feet A loaded machine wetghs abou t 1.000 forward. The thtnd boy,~anainf"tli'--' machme to get a coin o~t He was front of the machmc. w hopmg to ktlled because he vtolentl y rocked catch 11 and grab some , t'tt\ food. and lipped the machine in order to Unrort unately. the boy wa5vJ"l steal ,omethmg The ow ner of the ;trong enough to ilold the mach me. \ machmc shou ld be sumg the father and 11 fell_ killing him instantly. for damage to the machmc. -- R P.. These acctdents, like all 01hers I Manmsburg, W.Va have encountered, had the same Dear R.P.: You have made some and development · of the type of machmcs dcsc nbed m thai letler. Ftrst, i assure ydu the safety of vcndmg machmcs ts controlled by or excced,extremely thorough speci_- L:c ln thc l'f,I\:11\:C squ.HJ hohll ~ 1111 HIJUrci.l Let me describe two typica l ones I personally mvestigated. In the first instance. a man said he reached down to get the product. and when he looked up. the mach me fell to the wall -- I cannot imagme why the mdustry would not comply. 1f for no other reason than a''Otdtng the years have been active in the de stgn Cle me nt s R.clcased OL Tarren Cr.1wford Jrorn the Jlf•I\:II~C sqond SAN OIEGO CHARGERS RNtgncJ S Lloyd t!~ICII ~ \ Ull Oln..l ("r.•;oj, .,, Dear Ann Lander.;: Tins ts in respon se to the letter about accidents 97 FORD F150 P.U. 4X2 ' 1...... An,a.-, T~ S}n·h~·~ <Contmued from Page4l for nex t year. It\ been somewhat of Ann Landers I'N7 Excess Inventory Page7 Thursday, November 5, 1998 Reader' notes that theft is usually the cause of vending machine accidents ,S~n.ho.-£1(" ' Southern... Ph1l ~<kl ph m m Ne111• Englmul ""My focus is trying to make the deal , not trying to cancel the season. But we're ju't woods apart. and NBA players are losing an avemge of SJ4 million per game."' Stem said. The Sides said they may meet again Friday. although they did not sound hopeful ~$15,995 Waterford to entertain Eastern in finale Last week. the Waterford Wildcats sight of a 7-7tie. Ltke clockwork. JUSt fell 29-27 tn a htghly contest game seconds later (:59) Crock added an agamst Southern. Since Ea.stem'~ 81-yard kick-off return for the score. best game came agamst Southern, the Jones added the kick and the score Eagles ought to be nght there knock- stood 22-14 ing on the doors of vtctory. After Southern punted on the . Waterford " the btg play team. ensumg pos~e~s10n . Soulhern had They had three btg plays for touch- freshman speedster Zac h Mounts downs. while South~rn pretty much twice in his own backfield, but the contamed theiJI on downs much of unarmed Tornadoes let hun -go, and the rest oi' the game. he rambled 54 yards to pay din. Agamst Southern Waterford 's, Waterford went for the tte at thts Trnvis Lang snagged a .Coffman kick point in the game. On what was to be at the 25 yard hne and returned it 75 a pass play,'quarterback Mark Waller yards for a score at the 5:34 mark rolled out of the pocket_and was The Danny Jones ktek was good and stopped short of the goal line. the the SHS enthusiasm deflated at the "We estimale that we will pay out over a billion dollars (in player) salanes. And the n:presentatives that sa1 in the room with us on behalf or those 400 play"" seem intt:nt to have that billion dollars. along with the san~n the hourglass. just drip away, Stern said. The Daily Sentinel TURNS ONE , - Clayton Matthew Erwin, son of Matt and Vinda Erwin, celebrated his first birthday on Oct. 31 at his home in Middleport. Pooh Bear was the theme of the party attended by his parents, grandparents, Don and Cathy Erwin, and Bill and Carolyn 'Biggs; great·grandparents, Clarice Erwin and Betty and Nathan Biggs ; aunts and uncles, Penny and David . Hysell, Amy and John Perrin, Sharon Biggs, Don and Pauline Reuter; cousins Tanner and Taylor Hysell, Emma and Lara Perrin , Randy Bowling, and Angela and Oarrln Roach, Debbie and Lindsey Hysell, and Lisa and Court· ney Reuter. tl.me, at least a month m a cool , dry ----,--Community Calendar---THURSDAY EAST MEIGS Ea>tern Local School Dist nct will have parent /teacher co nferen ces Thur s- was "overjoyed" that th e sc roll s day and Nov. 12. 4-7 p.m. di stn et w1de Call child 's sc hool hutldtng were recovered to , sched ule '" There's a ltne 111 the Book ol Solomon that says. 'Those who plnnt lfl sntrow shall reap 1n JOY.' and we fed thai our cong rq:;~H wn h;Jd II :-> SOJ JOW and now h.ls 11~ JOy." he o., .ttd Eng lewood Po lice Lt Scott Jcnk· 1p.s s.ud Jones <.:on tact~d a 1ahb1 1n New York :-iC \'CI nl day!<. ago unJ showed h11n most o l tl1 c nrt rf., ~,; t s The rahhr a~ k c d to kr.:cp them to check th ~: 1r autln:nllc lly P<Jii cc tl1c n le~.:c i,cd an ;m o n y mou~ phon.: t1p thdt led the m to the 1.1 hht . who coope rated wnll poll c~ An other meeti ng w .1 ~ set up wit h Jon c~, where New Y r11k C1ty Dctct.:tivc Mord c~.: at I);J~an !<iJ...y \\ .\ ~ Jntro· dun:d .1~ ,) po ... s1hlc hLJ)'C I 1111 the an appOi ntment RACINE - Rac tnc A me r ICJ n Lc e"IOn Post 602 mcc tllll!' Thurs· da y. 6 Jll p rn v.tth meal .tnd Ftcedom Gospel M1 ~s 10n . rcvtva l sc Jvrcc, Tlu1n; · day tht ot.tg h Sund~1y. 7 fl.lll . Rev Johnnie Wtnncll , cvd n !!t:: ll .'! l ' FRIDAY POM EROY - ' Metgs Coun ty Po mona Gr .1 ng:c. Fnday . 7.3 0 p 111 .11 th e Raun ~ Grallf!L' h,rll POMEROY - Re' ".11 . L.turcl C lttl Free Mctlwdtst ChuTdt thr ough Su nLI .ly. 7 p m ,u.:~.;c ptill £ and Saturd .1y. 10 :10 'am and p 111 . SunJ.t y Jonc~ w,1s SUNDAY POMEROY Entetpllse M c thodt ~ l C hur ch H...:r· 1tagr: Duy, Sund .ty. l) 111 II .1m Spec tal mus1 c. Jun La\ cndc1 c~ rH.I K.Hhy McDani el. B1 un~.h to lo l · low. MONDAY MIDDLEP ORT untlacts. pol"·,· satd Alt er ·allege dl y th e nwnq tak en 1nto cu'l11dy swn . Saturday, 9 30 a m .11 thl! adm tnt strati on o ll rcc. Tuppe rs Platn s. tegard tn g up t:O illlll g aucti ons Unt.tcd drawnl g to lol! ow RACINE - SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAI N~ - Eastern' Lo cal Schoo l Boa rd spcct<tl scs- Fritl.1 v (l Mctg' Chaptc1 5"l Ot ~ahkJ Amc t JC,\11 Veterans. Mo1Hiay. 6 p m dt ,n hall . POM EROY - Bt ~ Bend 1-:um Ant tqu c C luh Mo nLI.l) Gr.l ll ):!C annex hudt.hng. Me tg" .Cn un ty F.u tgro und s. 7.JO p.m SPEAKING - Dr. Harold Brown, founder of Overbrook Center, gave a history of the facility and introduced Ray Brown, seated left, consultant, Denise Pittinger and Lt. Gov. Nancy Hollister, both of whom gave proclamations -designating Oct. 17 Overbrook Center Day. Catholic League angry over 'Ally McBeal' story about nuns and priests -. By DAVID BAliDER Cnrrn t.:allcd the hunwr "i nsull · AP Television Writer ' NEW YORK (AP) '--- fl.(eli gtous watchd og gtoup says It JS conccrn.ed .thnut a ··clcm and mtcntJ onal pat· tcJn nl Cpthult c bas htng·· o n Fox 's mg .l nd vc ty dcmcanmg '. The New Yot k-hascd Catholic League also crtllctzed a Sept 28 cptsodc m wh1 ch a Protestant minas· ter tells ,, , lawyer about his affmr wtth a partsh -worker and smd. " I hit comedy .. Ally McBeal. · Th e C.ttholtc League lot Reli gious and Ctvd Rtghts ptotcstcd to 1ca ltle that dncsri t make me an' altat for htoadcast- were ::m ,11tar boy. you'd he w1th a Fox's ch1Cf CXCC UII Ve boy." The lawyer responds '.. If you , 111£ standards Wednesday after tht s prtest. .. The Catholic League said Fox week's ep1sode mcludcdJokcs about nuns having sex and a priest video- , had been "inundated" with comtaptng off-color confe.swns · plamts about th e show. Fox OtTicials of Fox and David E. spokesman Jonathan Hogan said he Kelley Product 1ons , whu.:h makes wasn't aware of any phone callti of the program, wouldn ' t comment complaint. Many Catholics debate whether Monday's show featured a nun who sued the Cath olic Church after bcmg d"tmsscd tor breakmg her vow of celthacy. A! one potnt. Ally Ml: Beal jokes_ that '' nun s ,lfc nol supposed to have sex except With oth er nun s · · The nun smd at one pomt '" A prtcst has sex Wllh a boy. he gets 11 ,msfc rrcd . At lea st my lover WdS of legal age." A ptlcsl abo vtdcqtapcs confe~ · s10ns about sex for a doc umentary. "\\'odd's Naught1 c ~t C<;lllfcss tons · ··1 ca n' t tmag1nc anyone gcttmg aw.1y with say mg th 1~ 1f it were any other J c ll gtuu~ gwup ., satd Gregory Cm ro. a pncst \\.'llh the An.:hdmcesc of Los Angeles wh0 .rLtcd a~ ;1 sc npt cons ultant lor ABC last year for ·'Nothtn g S.tcrcd ... .1 short -li ve d ~c ncs .thou t .m Jnn ~: t · clly to tgnorc such reference s an enter~ tammen t or aggresstvcly point them out, Cotro smd " You re.1d these hncs from ' Ally McBeal' and you'd really have to stretch the 11nagmatton to say there's oo anii·Cathollctsm here,' he smd. ··A person who would thmk tillS IS not untt -Cathulic would probably go to a mm strcl show" One Fox ex:c;c uti\'C who wouldn 't talk publt cly about the show noted that it w.ts broadly sat ntcal and recentl y tncluded a story lin e about a frog on ltfc support. Tl1e segment about thl' pncst vtdcol.tpmg confc~ ­ S!Ons also pnked fun a1 Fox when " World ~ N.tu g h tic~ t Co nlc s~·ilO ns ·· landed a pl.11.:c on the ncrwork s st.."hcdul c ptt cst Schumer tops victory with visit to Letterman Nt: W YORK IAI'l - Hnw do yu u lnll uw ur" U S Se nate" 111 'Pa y v1s11 to '' The Lat e Show Wllh D.l vJd Lct1~ 1ma n. · n! r.: outsL' S!.!n .·c k l: t C h .ul c~ S~ hurn ct read the Top Te n la st nn the show \Yr.:d nc:-. J ,Iy .1 d .l~ .dt cJ he dcka lec.l NL·w Yn1k " IIH CL' · IC1111 Rt..' puhlt ca n 1111.. um hcnt Allon~o,c D Amatl1 Amnng th e H e m ~ on 'C huc k Sc humr.:r' s To Dn Lt~t· 1.\Ct..: - " Tho~n~ D :J\C l .ell c tm an for nnt cn Uo t sl tH! me." . - T~!ll \Gl'(l l' 1:! . :) S t ~.·t n h l cllth: t II he t.1lJ.. :-. .1h,,:Jt lito\ ill!! the Y.rnJ...cr.:" tu Jer~cy nne mt~ l c tunc · rm g01 ng 111 hunt 111111 d11W11 ~~~ c ~~ dog. .1nd hcal h11n wllh .r t.ll,c · The top t\l..' lll o n th e D~.·mou,ll·, 11 ~ 1 1 S.11d Sdwmc1. lk \I IH! l u ~ mu~~.-~e~ .md g tlll ll lll ~ "C h . tng~. my n.1mc Ill C)n1 r.:J...y ' Th e BoJ~ .~Vcn ­ t,ul ..l cl 1Cfl'IL' 11 i.C W f\lllllh,;:-.ut.l.., Cim L' ir.: L t. lo t met 'WIC~ Ikl J cs ~o,e 1 V~o:ntul ,, .t · -- �-• Thursday, Novembers, 1998 Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • M iddleport, Oh io deprived. trying to reconci le his over- the-lop campaign pmmio;es with the reaJitic:;'i of state politic~. Asked what his lax proposal would loo~ like. the fonner pro wrestler munered. "Oh 'heesh ... And · he failed 10 deliver on at le3.st une prombe 7 he dido., rappel into the Capitol from ·a helicopter. At a newo;; conference Wednesday. Ventura admined he felt like " Rodney Dangerfield. It'' time to go back to school. .. If Ventura is having a liule difticulty preparing for his new role ._, Minnesota·s lop statesman. he's not alone. Political pundits are still puzzling over the Refonn Party candi' date's victory over Democrat Hubert . Humphrey Ill and Republican Nonn Coleman. f The stunning o(ise1 wa.< front-page news across the country. becoming conversational fodder lor many. from President Cli nton to David lellern:J3n. .. Congratulations 10 the good peo. pie of the stale of Minnesota." Letterman said Wednesday night to tHe l aughter of his TV audienct!' . ' Said Cli nton: .. I thi nk that you' re going to have a lot of politicians spending ti me in gyms now.·· ;Land transfers posted ' Thr following land transfers were ruse: : recon.led recently in the otlice of Deed. Commercial Federal Mon~eigs County Recorder EmmO'Jene gage 'tn Secretary of Housing. SymHamilton: · cuse: Do!ed. Arthur Howard Winer and D<ed. Jti,;eph R. Gi lkey Jr. to Kimhertee SuLanne Winer. Nancy Chltrks K. and Vem L Stewart. Sal. Faber Growne Cross. Allen Mk hae l · ·1~ b ury...' _ ' acre:: ' Cross, Home Creek Enlerpri"'' to D<ed. Catheri ne Crist to Marvin Home National Bank. Sunoo: and Jennifer J. Hill . Will iam M. and Do!ed. Eli'! II and Barb:tr• Ebers- Mal'die J. Lawson. Racine: bach to Hennan A. Taylor. Midd leEasement. Ritchie A. and Rhonda port: J. Coe to John and Kri sty Farley. Deed. Gregory L Med s IO Columbia: Richard P. and Nancy Howard. Bed- · · Deed. T ho mas E. H offner to ford parcel: · · Joseph and Sidney McCloud. MidDeed. Wesleyan Bibl e Holiness dleport parcel: Easement. Alice Flemi ng Vorpe Church IO Community Church Inc.. Rutland: , and Ruben E: Vorpe 10 Co lumbus Deed. Theodore C. Fisher to Southern Power. Lebanon: Charles E. and Je nnifer Ann Burton. D<ed. Will ia m D. and Martha A. Pomeroy village; Durst to Minnie L Wilcoxen. Olive . Deed. Paul W. and Bre nda parc el s: ~ · Holsi neer 10 Le na and Charles. BaiDeed. George L. and Patricia A. ley. Ch~ster. 50 acres: Offutt. Opal V. and Earl B. Morri s. Deed. Wilbert and Gladys Barber Opha w. and Marjorie J. Offun to ,.to Robert E,ugene Barber. Olive. 16 Howard M. Jr. and Sharo n E. -~c re s: ~ Lawrence, Lebanon parcels. · Deed. Thoma.' M. and Sheila A. Theiss to James D. Proffin. Lebanon: Do!ed, Kent E. and Kimberly K. ·Ead, to James W. Gardner. Rutland. .22.70 acres: Deed, Eastern ~c hool lloard to ,Henry and Beverly Hensley, Oli ve iot: : Deed. Carol Lynne Theiss to Commerci_al Federal Mortgage, Syra- .' ' I Up to off any prescription II Limit 1 per Customer per prescription II I I Expires 11-21-98 1· • ! - • . •• ·!lr.l!:'l - ......• Mon. thru Fri. 8 :00a.m. 10 9:00 p.m. Sat. 6:00a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m.' tci 4:00 -p.m. PRESCRIPTION PH. 992·2995 E. Main Pomeroy, OH Open Week Night~ 'till 9 Friendly Service 1. System-100,000 BTU Input 94,000 2. Air Conditioner 60,000 BTU, 10 Seer rellng .. Spec!ll6atlons provided In Bid Packet. · Prospective bidders NOW OPEN wishing to view and Inspect \ ·' Our New Haven Location . the proloct site may eontact Seott Hill at 1-74ll-94p-2296 or 949·2161 to Inspect the' proiect· site and tor any further questions ' s to the project. · Plans, Specifications, ana bid forms nl~y be secured at the office of Meigs County Commlsslon"'s. a of deposit of 0 dollars will be required · for each set of ~DCBGf1t il i (fE£-.'9 . Gas Furnace Upflow Full Line Radio Shack Dealer -----Primestar Dealer ------ . ' .Stop·by and see.our newly remodeled store. Watch for our Grand Opening Celebration MLay-A.~ ways Radio ShaCk® DEALER You 've got q u esti ons : We've got a n swers.® · 5 11 5th Steet • New H aven, WV 25265 (304)822-3666 HoURs: being it the Southweat corner of section 2; thence Nor-th 21 degrees 19 ml·nutes 34 seconds East 167.00 feel along . tho centerline of said Township Road 174 N; thence south 75 degrees 32 minutes 18 seconds Eaat 577.38 feet to an Iron rod on the South line of Socllon 2 and the North Uno of secllon 1, said Iron rod ·being . at ·the ·Northwest corner of Dykas Parcel as descrlbad In the Meigs County .-Deed Records Volume 254,_page 795 ; thence South 40 degrees 14 minutes 02 seconds West 120.00 feet along the West line of the thence North .81 degrees 35 mlnu'tes 02 seconds West check , or letter of credit Commissioners. Bonds shall be accompanied by Proof of authority of the official or agent signing the bond . Bids shell be sealed and rod at at (sic) 518.20 lettloi reference, containing 1.10 acres In Section 2 and 0.64 E)( CEPTING all legal easements and rights ol way. . Former Grantors, Jeffrey S. Werry and Ruby J . Werry, hereby EXCEPT tho oil, gas and othe·r November on comment• underlying the estate and further RESERVE Volunteer Fire House HVAC all r ights to receive proceeds, monies, and/or royalties which may be due or become due from the existing oil and gas walls situated on the Bbove des cribed conveyed real Project as ~ Bid and mailed or delivered to: Meigs County Commissioner, CoUrthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. to all of the requirements contained In this bid packet, particularly to the Federal Labor S~andards Provisions and Wages, various Insurance , requirements, various equal opporlunity provisions, and the requlremenl fo r a payment bond ·and performan ce bond for 100% of the contract price. . No bidder may withdraw days after the actual date Qf estate. numaroua aarvlcaa to low Income realdentl. ,(11) 5,8 2TC F (iday, November 6 Deed Recorda. Reference Deed : Volume Ti01e to get .,our furnac:e . !lier..-ic:ed for -winter 30 Announcements " BINGO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Middleport American legion 128 With 145 to 150 people present. In Loving Memory ESTHER A. LOWERY McKINNEY 5/12/58 - 11 /5/93 -,,. :Silent kceJ~ yort ne ar, As ti111e unfol.tls other yettr. No longer i11 life to , /wre, ;,. our lwt.irts, y ou a re the re . l11 life we loved d e nrly, In <lett til , we love yo n still, 6-7 presents Fri. D.J. HERB & Sat. , Nov. 6-7 Come Vis it Your Local C rafters al the Senior Citizens Show Friday, Nov. 6, 10 to 5 . See B a skets , Wreaths, Candles and more . - AI..COA ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING ..,..,~..,....- ...,;9iaiiYSIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN Mil. FOilD ,. EXISTING WOOD DOUBlE HUNG OPINING 'OPTIONS AVAILABLE 110 COURT ST. 1-800-291-5600 Auction Starting . Saturday, November 7 at 6:00 p.m. DESIGNS i Computer Graphics Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial ·Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chaster, Ohio 7 40-985-4422.,...,. POMEROY, OHIO W. VA. #023477 ( In onr henrts you hold n place, No tltl e els e can ever fill. "It broke our hearts to lose you., LUNCH LINE In Pomeroy, Ohio. Free .Estlmates Middleport, Ohio Food to be served by the Joseph Jacks Phone 740-992-6670 740·992-2068 or 740-992-5827 SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS Mll'tE NO. 31 ADDE~~~~~~~TEM 8, sou~~:~LNg~:~E Coal Company, Meigs Mlno No:· 31, P.O. Box 490, Athena, · Ohio 45701, has oubmltted an application to Revise a Coal Mining and raclamallon Parml·t numbered R-0354024, to tho Ohio Department of Natural R11ourcoo, Dlvlelon of Mines and Reclamation. The propoeod cool mining and reclamation operation. will be conducted In Melgo County, Salom Township, Froctlon 2,6,and 12. The appllcatlbn propoaoa to roduco the amount of cover :the day God c ul!le <ll yo u l1ome. Sadly missed Family and for 1501:13·9-09 (B) (3) (d) of tho Ohio Administrative Coda. The operation Ia 'SOUTHERN~ ' OHIO DISPOSAL •Resldentlal$11.00/ manth •Commercial · •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters ,, •Monthly Payments Call for bes1 prices: BOO 809 1• -7721 01 3 '----"'':: :.;':. ":.:m:;::o:.,•-•e:••u - ON·LINE SECRETS! ROBERT BISSELL . CONSTRUCTION Get tons of free stuff lrom On-Line Services! Plus 30 more. amazing secrets 1-900-976-3339 ext. 9765 2.99/mln. Must bel B. Serv-U 619·645·843~ . .........., 11 1 Custom Built C omputers, Networ ks Modems, Hard Drives, Printt!rs. Upgrade Your PC To a Pentium CPU and MB Toda y. h e-Owned Computers. 740-992-IIJS For A !.'rice Qu ole! Frognet Internet Sign. up point for Meigs and Mason Counties 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Located, in lhe Insurance Plus Dullding eaat/north aaet of Salem .... 'It -- (t ...r\;, ·Room Additions ·New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior · Painting Also Concrele VJoik (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C . YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. CouRty Recordar, · Meigs House , Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 lor publle viewing. Written comm'lnte Building H-3, Columbuo, Ohio 43224, within 30 day• of tho lao! date of publlcallon of this notice. (10t29 (11) 5,12,194TC •New Homes •Garages •Complete · Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE · E$TIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/lln YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE '"Your Computer Shop" Ctnter, Ohlo. Tho oppllcatlon la on file at the office of tho Meigs and/or requaela lor an Informal conler~nce may be 1·800-809·7721 12/211981 mo. d. Computer .Performance Upgrades Wllkeovllle 7 1/2 minute u.s.G.S. quadrangle mapa approximately 1.2 miles Court a'or more families $25.00 per mo. Businesses Save Money, Too! ~~=:-'-"-~=-::~==-----'lf.._ -~~r]'~ : located on tha Rutland and county 740-698-7231 · 1111 /91 tfn ln~entory" *Rbof Coatings •vinyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fibbrglass & Wood Steps "Huge Discount Prices Bennett Supply 740-446-9416 1391 Safford School Rd . Gallipolis, OH ~ !Pili.!.' .... ,.,.., ill' \ New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Build ings , Roofing, Siding Commercial & Residential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Ins ured Phone 740-992-3987 · Free Estimates Owne r: .J o hn Dea n Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilitie,s Estimates (614) 992-3838 12/1 8/tln ~ ,;:.. tli ~1 1 ~ ~ lti" ' ~f.t. ~ f.!'tf,t ~ ~ ~~~~~ • SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling , Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Seplic Systems Trailer & House Siles Reasonable. Rares ,Joe N. Sayre 614-742-2138 SENIORS!!! Mcditorc/ Med lul'l'lemcnl ·cancer Proleclion FREE SEMINAR Where : Se nior Ce nter Pomeroy O H When Nov 11 . 7 p.m P re-rPl]l~> l rntlon preferred Conlac t: All e n King (740) 992-3104 1-800-677-0621 II.'.' ltti' • Winter is around ll.e r:orner Come into IMPERIAL TIRE and have you r car winterized . Have your anti-freeze checked, Oil changed. New tires, Snow Tires, Brakes checked, & Exhaus t Check out our discounted tires. Laroe varietv oi sizes ma. per GUN SHOOT; Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. · Every Sunday 12:30 pm Umit 680 sleeve ·· .737 back bore . · MOBILE HOME PARTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Personals ASK QUESTIONS, GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA 'S fl PSt CHICS 1-900- 740· 6500 E"K t. 3596 . www.thehotpage:S2.com/ns/ ps ychic 1250291. htm S3.99 /Milt 18+ Serv·U 619-645-8434 . ~ Pr incess V ideo Has X- Rated Movies For Sa'l e, $ 15 Each OJ' 2 For $25, Ne'w Releases, 740-4l1- , 5167. Start da ti ng ton i ght ! Have lu'n play ing the Ohio Dating Gam&, ·l800-ROMANCE, extension 90 15, SWPM , Mid 40's 6' t 230 . Llk!S Outdoor Activities . 150 SP F 25, · 45. S9nd Response To: CLA o\57 , clo Ga llipolis Da lly Tribune, 625 Th ir d Aveli ue . ·uallipolis , Oti 45631 . . R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Chester, Olilo RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Slug & Shot Matches dlapoaal area and alurry In Small Dumpsters By Calling or 10/25/96/t1n Residential Pick-up $10.00 per mo. 1998 Martlo Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 the oxlotlng coaroo refuse accordancei with section 101111 mo. SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL · material required to recialm Impoundment Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic 1 (7 40) 367-0280 With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. "Build Tour DreGm" Public Notice PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION 10lt i1 ma . pel motor blocks. 74D-992-4025 8 am·B pm But you did not eont to tho dlvlolon ol Minos alone, Reclamation, 1855 For I""' of "" weir~ If end Fountain Square ,Court, with you lack's Roofing & Construction New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding; Drywall, Painting, ' Plumbing At the OLD AMERICAN LEGION BUiLDING In Memory "TABULA RASA" live WAYNE'S PLACE • $)9 5o00 INSTALLED' M a J'. presents Nov. Free Estimates QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS . LANDSCAPE · Professional 7 40-698-9114 · ~------~~~---------~ · ~·-------1 Starburst ... S1,650 ~--~~~~~ FREE Custom Homes Remodeling Per.Game .. $99.00 Pick up dlecarded appliances, batteries, Coverall ..... $1,000 many metals & TIMES & Sat. , PLUS MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED Chicken BBQ . & Rib . Sunday, Nov. 8 Starts at 11 A.M. Porhero Fire Dept. Fri. £ARPET REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL riJ 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Polnta Area) Pomaroy, Ohio · Nick and Eleanor Leonard • Hot Water Heater Roofs • Decks • Garages ;.;_ Call N~,!V_for Instant Ae_P.rovalll** Call for appointment (7 40) 992-2036 J OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING . 10 14!981 mn. · Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding . You're Treated with Respect! · . c,at.L Call 740·843·5426 Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment •.. 4121/81 tfn • New Furnaces 740•742•341 L ,O,.S/1mo No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced; •, ' . ®. On Insured CREDIT Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: .. 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9:D0-12:00 Saturday · 10:00-5:00 Crafts-Baked Goods-Food GOOD William Safranek, Attorney At l.aw . (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks i Septic & Cistern Tanks Senior Center Mulberry -Heights , Pomeroy all and severally the rights Page 378, Meigs County Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 7 40-985-3813 . 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates • Ranges • Freezers , . • Dishwashers . • Refrigerators · • Dryer Call Ken Young 53 . (74D) 985·3551 . 81211981 • Installation New Construction & Remodeling Fo r Inforniation Regarding Bankruplcy contact: Rt. 7 Meigs County as No. 8 Pomeroy vein with to mine said coal as the same was conveyed In that certain deed lrom Adelaide ' Sima t1 vir to ~ . J. Maynard et al by warranty dead dated December 27 , 1905 , recorded In Volume 94 , the to tho Ohlo Department of Devolopmenta Office of Community SaNicn. Tho Gallle-Melgl C.A.A. admlnlstart tha block grant lor Gallla . and Molge Counties. Tho grant provides funding lor THIRTEENTH ANNUALARTS & CRAFTS SHOW · Thera Is EXCEPTED from tho above described real estate, all of the coil known 16, November 16, 1998. The commento will be forwarded '· above described conveyed real St. application no loter then Nov. 9, 10, 1.1. .I No phone calls. Apply in person . Pick-up day Dec. 6th, 10 am 6 pm at Rutland Legion minerals lor Racine marked his bid within thirty (30) • Monday, fin a ncial o bl igalions and arrange a fair dis tributio n o f assels. Deb lors in bankruptcy may keep "exe mpt" prope rty for his or he r personal use. This may include a car, a house,, clolhes, and househo ld goods. '' 1, .. • Roo m A dditions • Washers SUNSET HOME CONSTRUCTION BANKRUPTCY can relieve a deblo r of • New Homes • P ole Buildings "Need n!pnir on an:r ma ke?" Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don .today at 1-740-742-2842 RSES and EPA Certified ·· Pomeroy, OH 45769 • V iny l S iding • Garages THE APPLIANCE MAN :. • Sales • Service Great Deals (740) 912-1344 G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY 1998. A copy of tho application can bo reviewed at thl ·C.A.A. olflco In Cholhlro. The C.A.A. ehould receive 1--.:...::=:.::...:.:.:.::.::;__ corner, said corner post acres In Section 1 for a total of1.74 acres, more or less, D~vls · Bacon MO N -FRI. 9:00-5:30 SAT. 9 :00-4 :00 Public Notice Savings Company, Plaintiff, va. James W. Cleland, ot al., Defendants, upon a beginning pasalng an Iron · called w0@0 caae of the Farmara Bank & surety satisfactory to the aforesaid Meigs Co4nty Commissione rs or by . certlfle~ check, . caahlers Attention of bidders Is Dllil®®00 @0® Public Notice 548.20 feet to the point of Bid . . 992·3684 of the bid amount with a County CellularOne Dealer 290 N . 2nd Dyke Parcel to an Iron rod ; favor of the aloreeald Meigs "· LOHG·s COHSTRUaiOH (Cut Out for Future 'Di5Count) "Done right the flfSt time" right. all the time". "Priced . New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting "WI1ere Qr111lity Doesn't Cosl More" 740416-9416. 1-800-872-5967 Middleport Hall DON'$ HEATING & COOLING L .& L Tire Barn BENNETT'S HEATING &(OOUNG & Free Estimates Our Customer~ Are Special 44087 Wlpple Rd. MIG HTY MAC AERATI ON SYSTEM New light weight, . fi berglass state and county &pproved with two-year warranty. 740-742-2566 D. Howard 10(11{1-. 7 40-378-9807 *Free Estimates plans and apeclflcstlons. Each · bid must be ac'c ompanlad by either a bid bond In an imount 011 DO% upon a solvent bank In the amount of not lees than 10% of tho bid amount In 1 . *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat Inch Sunday . Ronald Hanning, A. Ph. f ' be • -~ Heat Pumps As Low Asl38 , month BULLETIN BOARD . ·'7 column' h•ch w!Mkday~ · Pharmacy promotion because the governor moved on to Washington. ; In 1957, Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lausche left ollice earl y after he was elected to the Senate. Lt. Gov. John ·w. Brown, a Medin a Republican , ' was governor for II day s. will ' -The Pl ace F o r Work a nd Weste rn With Dallr L----------------------·--~ SWISHER LOHSE These _., . . , GRANT APPLICATION AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW CHESHIRE-Tho Community furnished by the County Auditor and must be flied In Judgment therelrl 1renderacf, services Block ,Grant the County Auditor's Olflce being Case No. 98-CV.035 ln application lor t 999, on or before tho 31st day of said Court, l will olfor lor prepared by the GalllaMarch, 1998. All complaints salo at tho front door of the Mtlgl Community Action filed with tho County · Courthouse In Pomeroy, Agency, will bo available lor Auditor wlll be heard by the Melgo County, Ohlo, on tho review befwoen Frldoy, Board pf Revision In the 11th day of December, 1998, Novembor e, 1998 and manner provided by Section at 10:30 a.m., the following 5715.19 of the Ohio Revised lands and tenements , located at 30024 Happy Code. Hollow Rood, Middleport, Nancy Parker Campbell, OH 45760. A complete Meigs County Auditor {11) 2,3 ,4 ,5,6,8,9,10,11 ,12 legal descr!ptlon altha real estate Ia as follows: lOTC Situated In the Township Public Notice of Ru)land, County of Meigs 00 and Slate of Ohlo: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SitUate In Rutland Sealed proposals for the Township, Meigs County, '9~. c~lumn Purehase and lnatallatlon of State of Ohio and bolng In HVA,C System In newly Seetlons 1 and 2, Town 6 CALL OUR OffiCE 11,992•2155 constructed Racine North, Range 1'4 Wast of the Volunteer Firehouae·Village Ohlo Company's Purchase of Racine , Meigs County, and being described as Ohio, will be received by the follows: Meigs County Beginning at the ~ommlsalonera at their Intersection of the office at the Courthouse, centerline (!lie) of Township Meigs Co. Bikers taking Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until Road 174 N and the South 10:00 A.M. , Novembor 16, line of Section 2, said point applications for 1998 and then at 1:00 P.M., being south 88 degrees 55 Toys for Tots for Christmas at said olflce opened and minutes and 32 seconds read aloud for lhe following: East 662 .00 loot from and Meigs Co. Health Dept. Purchaae and Installation Iron rod at the base of a of: Nov. 2, 3, 4 & fence post at a 4-way fence forma ;.whlc,h l Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Code . ' • Layaway Now for .Chrislmas Public Notice complaints muot be flied on I lieutenant governor to get an interim .· Re.v lsed 1 $5.00 TRPPRn . CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANING (N o Sunday Calls) 10/1/mo. " Easy Over rl•e Pl1one Bank Financing" Air Conditioners ~s Low As '28 a month , lh,e opening .thereof. Molga 44, Paga 283, Meigs County NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS County Commluloner Deed Records. Reference: 5713.01C Ohio reserves. the right to waive Revised Code Auditor's Parcel Not.: 1t • The Melga County Board any Informalities or to reject 00981 .003 and 11-00982.000 . of Revision has completed any or ell bids. PROPERTY ADDRESS: Ita work of equalization. Janet Howard, President 30024 Happy Hollow Road, The tax returns for tax year Meigs County Middleport, OH 45760 1998 have been revised and Commissioners REAL ESTATE APPRAISED lha valuations completed (10) 22,29 AT: $10,000.00. Tho real and are open lor public (11) 5 es'late cannot be sold for lnspec~lon In the office of 3Tr. leas than two-thirds the the Melgo County Auditor, appraised value. Second Floor, Courthouse , TERMS. OF SALe: Cash on Public Notice Second Street, Pomeroy, delivery of deed. Sold Ohio 45769. ·~. subject to acctued real Complaints against the NOTICE·OF SALE estate taxea. , valuations, as established By virtue of an Order of James M. Soutaby, Sheriff lor tax year 1998, muat be Sale Issued out of the (11) 5,12,19 made In accordance wllh Common Pleas Court o!j_:__:_..:.._.:._~---Section 5715.19 altha Ohio Melgo County, Ohlo, In the PubliC Notice r----------~--------~----~, 'I ......._ zrteoff ' MEIGS CO. HUMANE SOCIETY BAG SALE Public Notice ·._ • Mens &Ladies Leather Belts r-=:::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::-y-=::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::=l-=::::::::::::::::::;:::::;::=::::::r:::::::::_:;::::::::::;::::;:::::::::;::= I thought it was great ." Hrbek _::aid. 614-992-7643 Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps ··They wanled someone w ho wa.o.;n"t with his fi shing. hunting and bowling. 'Tm happy the way it turoed out COUPON .29 In Hlstprlc Downtown Pomeroy 992-7698 1/ooff NOV. 3-6 992-6064 prescription plans. Your Swisher & Lohse Pharmacists, Chuck, Ken & Rc;m are here to fill you't " prescription needs. . .. • Boys Justin Boots HOWARD'S TRI·COUNTY SANITATION $59.95 (Maximum 500 sq. ft .) FREE ESTIMATES • Hartwell Hares · PRO 3 Rooms COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL • Soap • Baby Gifts ALL • Fall Special- Room Additions • Roofing B ird h ouses • Clocks • Frames 29 /eOff going to tpake a lot of promises they may not he able to fulfi ll in the end. " But Ventura may have trouble car- Garages • Replacement Windows Toland Flags • Camille Beckman Lot ion 1 BUILDERS, INC. . New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Antiq u es • Lang Calendars • Candles • Ladies Work Boots - him. Pressed for more. he said. · it would have i nterft!'retl We honor most third party COLUMBUS - Ohio's fi rst female governor will serve a very 1 'short term. Because of stale law and a quirk iii timing, Ltf Gov. Nancy Hollister will hold the state's highest office <i.after Gov. George·Voinov ich goes to Washington to begin his newly-elected post ill1he Senate on Jan. 4 . . Stale law prevents a governor . from holding any other office and .'Gov.-elect Bob Taft doesn't begin hi s tenn until Jan . I I. so Hollister gets a shon tenn a.• governor. She will he Ohio's 66th governor . and the first woman to hold the office. Hollister, who on Tuesday lost her bid to unseal Democratic U.S . Rep. Ted Strickland in southern Ohio's 6th 'District, said through a spokesman she did not want to comment on her ·future post. c . Hollister will gel a brief raise with · her interim office. She will · be paid for that week at the governor 's rate. $115.762 a-year, instead of the lieutenant governor's $59.861. Hollister will not he Ohio 's first Ventura appeared visibly tired and uncharJcteri,tically solemn Wet.lneo.;day. with outgoing C.ov. Arne Carlson by his side pledging a •moolh transition. The governor. by tpe way, also prepared detailed manuals for Ventura on how to lay out a $23 billion. two-year budget. · Ventur:i struggled to explain his victory. .. Ask them.'' wa< his response lo why he thought the voters electei:l BISS~LL HARTWELL HOUSE 30'/a off "But I' in not a pohuc~an. l nen baseman Kent Hrbek said he dec lined an offer to be Ventura ·s runni ng male Quality Prescription Service· -at Competitive Prices. Hollister to get brief term as governor • 1·Group La(les Coats and Jackets - ag'ain. neilher is Jesse.·· Forme r Mi nnesota. Twins "li rst because .. is held hostage in St. Paul a.• Democrats and Republicans fight over how to spend it." rying oul his own camp:ugn prornises. . . In campa•gn comme~•als. he repeatedly rererred to S4 bdhon that figuring out gubernatorial ·policies following stunning upset Sf. PAUL. Minn. (A P) -Gov.:el<cl Jes."' ··n.., Body" - IJOP'. · make thai Jesse "The Mind .. Ventura - wa.~ tongue - l i~ and sleep- The Dally Sentine l • P age 9 Thursday , November 5 , 1998 ~entura ' Pomeroy • Middleport , Oh io 30 Announcements . I, MelisSa Barren. wiil not be responsible for ar1y debts occurr ed by Timothy Barren . New To You Thrift Shoppe , · , 9 West Srlmso n, Alhens . 740-592- 1642 Quali ty clot t1 1ng and t1 ouse t1otd Items. $1.00 b ag sale ev e-ty Thursday. Monday thru Sa turq&y .) . '. 9:00.. 5:30 I 1' 40 ' Giveaway 1 Yellow Kitten. 6 Weeks OJtf, · 740-446-4027. ' . WICKS HAULING ,. limestone , Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Top Soil, Cousin's Home · lmpro~ement and · .Pointing & Coating Residential & . Commercial •"No job too 1111 or too small" Free Estimates (7 40) 367-0412 (740) 992·4232 ELECTRIC OR SATELLITE SERVICE Call 992-6320 Local Sate ll ite Provide r Best E lectric Pome roy ~ 3 female ki tt ens , 6 wee ks Okj , litterb ox trained. 304-675·7 t 69 Fr ee Windows. t I s P!c't ure. 24'x24" Double Hung Witt1 Storm Windows. 740·446-2233. Freel Trees For Frrewood· YOtJ Cut Down I 740-245-5536: · · .- Hor.s e manure. yo u loa d, 304895·3703. . Mother ca t and li\le precious ~it­ te ns, desperate for ho m'es, 7-40- 992·5755. 60 Lost and Found . ' • . Fo·Jnd: black bunny. Presbyteria n.; Church in Middleport vicinity, 'Iii ii. 740·992-3602 ·• ~ • • j (Lime StoneLow Rates) .. Los t : large Bla ck /Slive r • "' ~'tid" · Brown Male German S t1ept1erd 1~ Black Spo t O.n Tongu e, Lost I ~ S.R . 32S & Centeq:t<~int Area; , Child 's, i?et. H Seen Please Call :'40·245-5997 ... ~------~~--~--· Los t.: mln rature SChnauzer, 101! 29/98, vicinity of north Point Efe ... ·.. memary, 304-675-t725. --~~~~~------ · Lost: White long. hair cat, Bur· • de!te Addn . area . Reward, (304 .: 675-8612. . New floor mats, for a car and identify 304-675·433 t . 70 .cal(' Yard Sale ·' &VIcinity ; = ====: Gallipolis : -~.,..-:-~-:-=---· · A1J. )'a rd Sa le s Mut t Be Paid In Advance. . DEADLI NE: 2:00 p .m. tt1e day berore the ad Ia to run. Sunday editio n ~ •' 2:00p.m. Friday. Mon day eOitlon -- 1:_: D:_:: DO:;•:::·m :::·_:So:_:l_:: uld :_:a:_:: y·_ _ . Behind The Pizza Hut, Christmas·. It ems. C lothes . Ct1eap . Wed ., • Thurs., Fn ., 9:00AM · 6:00PM. '' Big Annual Yard Sale : Al l S1ze• Clott1ing. Coats . Shoes , Sttits: Toys. Clot hing , MIScellaneous.:. Friday 9·5. Saturday 9·1, Willow. • Val l ey M1ssi o·n M 1nistr ies 21ao.· Ewington Road , Vinton. Follow: S1gns. Past Vmton El eme ntary," School, 740-388·8033 . -.C....:.=-:...:.::.:::..._ __:·. Garage Sale 4976 Cor'a MIIC · Road , 740 -~ 79 · 2281. Friday, Sat/ urday, November 6th, 7th. Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity · • :: .- ~----=-~-·· All Yard Sales Mu at Be Paid In: Ad va nce. Deadl ine: 1:00pm the.· day befor e the ad Ia lo r un " S u nda~ & Ma nda y e d i ti on~' 1:OOpm Fri day. " • • ' I ' �• ' Page 10 • The Da1ly Sentinel ... Thursday, November 5, 1998 ·• Thursday, November 5, 1998 The Oa1ly Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Mtddleport, Ohio . NEA Crossword Puzzle ....• I • ~ PHILLIP ALDER want&CI General Hause Cleaner RICk Pearson Auct on Company tul\, time auct oneer complete auct•on ser" ce L•censed .. 166 Oh•o &. West \1 g ma 304 ... n3-s1as Or 304 773-5447 Wedemeyer s Auct on Serv•ce GaD~ Otuo 740-379 2720 ~ Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar A I U S 'tier And Gold Coms ProofseiS O.amonds AnhQue Jewe ry Gold Rmgs Pre 1930 US Currency Stert rtg Etc Acqu s ttons Jewe ry M T.S C01n Shop 151 Second A't18nue Ga~IS 740-446-2842 Ant1ques & Collectables Buy ng 1 Pace 0 Estales 740 446 2707 One day a week Must have own transpo ta!IOn Prefe some one n PI Pleasant Area Resume to CW 13% Pt Pleasant Reg star 200 Ma.n St Pt Pleasant Wv 25550 waoted Subst11ure Hyg1emst for materniTy ea11e December 18th through the second week of Fe bruary Excellent work ng coruti liOns n a modern oftiCS With great pay Please call 304 773 5620 or send resume to P 0 Box 380 Mason wv 25260 Business Training 140 Ga npo s Career College Spr ng Va ley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 BOO 214 0452 Accred ttd Mem ber ACICS Reo 190..05-12748 Schools Instruction 150 Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Modes Or Newe Sm th Buck Pont ac 1900 East ern Avenuo Gal ipol s J & 0 Auto Parts Buy ng wrecked or sa vaged 11eh c es 304 77:).5033 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 0 Help Wanted AVON All Areas 1 Spears 304 675- 429 Sh~riey ATTENTION W II Pay You To Loose Up To 29 lbs (Or More) 47 Peop e Needed lmmedl!llelyl Offer E11p es 11 /30198 CaU 740 441 19B2 Computer Users Needed Work Own Hrs $20K $15K fYr 1 800 349 71 B6 Ext 1173 www amp Inc com \ Exp D;rwendab e D•ese Meehan lc With Own Tools Benel ts Pro v1ded Send Resume To Me chamc P 0 Box 109 Jackson Olloo45640 Exper anced Auto Body Aepa r man Apply At La ry s Body Shop 2046 Addison P1ke GaUl pols Female lve m compan1on wanted for elderly woman Country salt ng room and board modest salary ght Fooo prepa at on and housekeep ng reQu ed Must have verlllable refe ences 740 992 6584 leave message Kitchen he p n p zza shop 32~40 hou s per week two yea s exper ence reQul ed Send resume to Boll 121 Syracuse Ohio 45779 Local Truck ng Company Seeking Qualified Truck Drivers Good Pay And Benelts Send Resume To P 0 8011 109 Jackson Oh o 45640 OrCa 1 740 286 1463 To Schedule An ntervtew Must Be W tung And Able To De 11er Set Up And Move Larg e Furmrure A.ppl ances Fu 1T me Send Resume To CLA Box 45B C/0 Da ly Tr bune 825 T h rd Ave Gall Oh 45631 Needed 1mmed at ely Subs! lute Jan tor el Crew Leade Lead Worker various sh fts and hou s no phone ca s p ease Appt ca qons a11a fable at Me gs ndus tries 1310 Carleton Street Sy a cuse OH 45779 Needed someone to stay w lh el der1y gentleman room and boa d small .salary p ale mate 304 895 3942 ' Oak H Truck•ng Company s Seeking E11pe encec1 Sem Trac tor rraller Drivers Ex Ce ent Pay & Insurance Pac~age 011er TM Road & Local Dr v ng Experl enced Dr 11e s On y Ca 1 740 682 7773 Ohio Valley Bank Is Now Accep lng Appllcatlons For Lend ng Po slllons App !cants Should Pos essThe Following Qual! es Peo pie Or anted Customer Serv ce ~ And Sales D l11en Pr or Lend ng E11per ence A Plus Oh o Valley Bank Oilers a Gene ous Benefit Package Inc ud ng 401 K Retire mtnl And Career Advancement And Merit Bonus Oppo tun 1 es Exper enced And Qual I ed Pe sons ShouiO Send Resume To Ohio va ey Bank c/o Patr c~ H Tackett 420 Th rd Ave Ga I po rls Ohio 45631 Overi:lrook Center has pa t me LPN pos Ions a11a abe fo a shifts 1f nterested please contact Ang a Ha ley at 740 992 6472 EOE AN posit on a11allable o an e11 pet anced case man ager a Rocksp ngs Rehab I tal on Cen ter Exper ence 1n MOS assess ments ehab 11a1 on nurs ng and the coo[CI nat on of an lnterd•sc pllnary team p elerred Pos t on ,..has llell ble scheduling and excel tent benefi t package Must have pro nu s ng expe 1ence and be lam I ar w th ger atr c ehab1 tat10n Pease send esume to Anent on Care G een ng R N C DON Roc~sp ngs Rehablutat on Cen e 36759 Aockspr ngs Rd Po meroy OhiO 45769 Rocksp ngs Rehab Center Is seek ng a part t me f n cook: d :;hwashe etc Please apply n person Rocklspr ngs RenaD 818 ton Cente 36759 Aockspr ngs Ad Pomeroy Oh o 4576 9 No phone calla please I Telemarketers Wo It n ou new Pt Plea san of f ce self ng appo ntmen s Great off ce atmosphe a y eat pay long term employment ava lab a For mmed ate employmen call 304 675-6539 1 tam 5pm Mag1c Yea s Day Care Pre School spaces ava1lable excel lent SkillS lor your ch Ids devel opmen1 Call us tor more 1ntorrna tion 304 675 5847 M F 7 30-.S 30 170 Miscellaneous 10 and 20 gallon aquar1um w1th assessones but nc stands $50 00 lor the 10 gal $75 00 lor the 20 gal ne ther leaks Sold pine stand and assessones for 36 gallon &Quar um but no tank $160 00 au pr~ees are negot able 304 n:J.S051 Dependable Lady w 11 Do House Call Edna Lamer 304 67S.B738 c eanlng Electr c rna ntenance serv ce Wlnng breaker bmces hght lx tu e heat ng systems and Re model ng 304-674 0126 Furniture repa r rel1msh and res torat oo also custom orders Oh o Valley Refinishing Shop Larry PhMI ps 740 992-6576 Georges Po nab e Sawm1U don 1 haul your ogs to the mill just ca 1 304 675 1957 H ggs Construction Roof ng Sid lng Pant ng Remodeling Also Tree Cull ng & Landscap ng Combmed E11pe lance t 5 Years Fully lnsu ed Free Estimates 304 674 OOSil 74().446-3409 W I babys I In Apple Grove area my home or yours 304 576 4008 W II Wo k For l4 00 /Hour W II Haul Trash Junk Etc 740 367 0140 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus ness with people you know and NOT to send money through the ma 1 unt11 you have 1nvest gated the altering 230 Professional Services Livlngaton a Baaement Water Proofing all basement repa~rs done free est mates I let me gua antee 2yrs on JOb expen ence 304-895 3887 Livingston 1 Baaement Water Proofing al basement repairs done fee est mates I letlme gua antee 12yrs on job experl ence 304-896 3887 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 3 Bdrms I 112 Baths Full F1n tshed Basement Double Garage Br ck We Fmance Land & Home Wilh As L1ttle As $500 Dcwn 1 806 1 Mtle From HMC 7.CO 446 1423 9211-3426 3 bedroom country kitchen liv tngl1amlly 2 batt,s detached ga rage on 1 112 acres country set hng Chester area $46 000 740. 985-3511 5 room and blllh lull basement also 2 3room apl304-675 1000 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loll tongue/ groove pellet stove HP/CA appliances garage spa acre Bula vile P ke 740-367-02116 BY OWNER 6 M1les N or Bullato n Mason Co t12 m1le oft At 62 Brick home on t 0 acres w/2 400sQ rt hv ng space overs1zed double garage 3 large bedrooms 2 baths large lam ly room wlllre place bonus rocm large ut1hty room new ca pet ceramic tile In baths & k tchen newer heat pump & appl ances Large rear deck 24 above ground pool very pn11ate but conv ently local ed on black lOp road w/c1ty water Price $139 000 Cell forappl 3Q4...458-1835 House & Lot For Sa e 2 Bed rooms 1 Bath $600 Down W A C Easy Terms Located Near B d well Contacl Da11id 1 BOO 448 6909 House State Aoute 7 SOuth Less Than 10 M nutes From Downtown Gallipolis Pnvate 2 t/2 Acr& Lot W th Breathlaklng 1 V ew p o> 2 000 sq Fl 3 Be<lroc•ms, 1/2 Baths Family Room 2 places Hardwood Floors 2 Car Garage Lots Of Extras! $95 000 00 740 446 97&2 Or 740 446 4514 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 baths country k tchen large 2 car garage on 112 acre lot Tuppers P a.ns Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 3511 o 740 61;7 3304 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Faml y Room Crty Schoo s On 112 Acre Ne gh borhood Road 740 256 6102 2 y old br ck ranch 3 bed ooms 2 baths den wood floors 3000 Meadow book 304 675 7643 BRUNER LAND 74().4.111492 Meigs Co We ve Go! The County Covered! Ju&l Off SR 7 Below New H1gh School Kee baugh Ad 5 Acre LOIS $14 000 Ea Near Carpenter Oyesv 1 t Very Remote 11 + Acres $10 500 Rutland Whites H II Rd Just Off New L1ma I 1 Acres $14 000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 Public Water Danv11te Briar A dge + Goff Ads 7 Acres W th Nice Pond $12 000 Or 8 Acres $13 000 Or On SR 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acres $18 000 C ty Water Many More To cnoose Call For Free Maps + Owner F nanclng Info Take 1O'Yo Off Listed Pr ces On Cash Purchases I Commerc al Or Resident al Triple Lot Wilh Income In Crown c ty On Route 7 $49 900 740 256 1426 REO BRICK RANCH Style House Excellent Condition ~ar Ually F nlshed Basement 2 Car Garage Serious tnqu ries Only 740 446-3365 Seen c Va ley at Apple Grove WV BUilding lots single wldes accepted public water 20 m nutes from new Buffalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576-2336 New br.ick Ranch 3 bedrcllns 2 l>ath Den 2 car garage Stor age A 1 Ecectr c 1 2Acrea $127 500 304 675 8959 Several 5 BCI'f parcels remote beautiful land Me gs County Sc p10 Twp SR 692 aust off SA 143) owner f nanc ng {$1800 per acre) Call for good map 740 593 8545 Three bedroom ranch k tchen wf app l ances bath LA turn ture cu tams 18x20 back deck Out bu ld ngs c ty water blacktop Rd Water loo Ad Leon WV $39 900 1 600 486 8555 360 Three bedroom one bath home In New Haven good ne ghborhood close to school and pub c pool large yard new v nyl s1d ng per feet starte home S3B 500 304 882 3319 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 BOO 213 8365 Anthony Land Co RENTALS 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 0 Houses for Rent $500 Down on any 14x70 n stock I m ted number lree del11 ery Calli BOO 691 6777 2 bedroom House for Rent In New Ha\IM 2 bedroom unlurn shed 507 1/2 2nd St New Haven 304 675-3469 $999 Down on any 98 mode Dou01ew1de m stock Free Oell11 ery Call 1 BOO 691 67n Abandoned Home Take 011er Payments Or Make Offer 1 BOO 383 6862 14Ft X 76Ft Indies House 2 Bdrms 2 Balhs Ullhty Room Pantry Closet 740 992 5428 141170 lnd es House mobile home two bedroom two bath litl lty oom panlry closet 740 992 5428 2 bed oom Mob le Home Fur n shed State Route 7 N bus ness D1strac (740) 446 4263 or (740) 4<16 050B 2 Bedroom Mob e Home $2651 Mo Includes Water & :rrash $100 Capos t No Pets Inside Ca 1740 446 9569 2 Bed oom Mob le Home Hannan Trace Road 0!1 218 $225/Mo + $100 Oepos t 740 256 6202 2 bedroom Ira le in Rae ne 3 bedroom tra er in M ddlepo 1 no pels 740 992 5858 .2 bedroom In coun ry Tuppers Pia ns wa e hl p 740t992 7201 reave message New 161180 $500 Down $!245 per mo Free a r sk rl 1 BOO 691 6777 2 Bedrooms La ge L A Air E ec tr c Heat In Gall pols On Rented Lot Ready To Mo11e ntol 740 446 1409 New 199B 14x70 th ee bed oo m ncludes 6 months FREE lot renl Includes sk I ng de u11e steps and se tup Only $1B7 08 per month w lh $1075 down Ca 1 800 837 3238 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlsh~ and unlurn shed security Clepos1t requ ired no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Econom1ca1 Gas Heat WJO Hook Up Near Cinema S2791Mo Plus Utilities Deposit & Lease Requllltd 740-«6-2957 1 small bedroom apt furn shed utlllhes pd $175 00+ dep 304 675-6512 2 Bedroom Townhouse Style Apartment In Gall polls W th Appl ances WID Hook Up Depos1t Required $3751Mo 740 441 1519 2bdrm apts total elec1r1c ap piiances furnished laundry room facillt es ck>se to school n town Appl catlcns a11allable at Vl!lage Green Apts 149 or call 740 992 37l1 EOH 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Cenlral Heat IAtr On First Avenue Available November 15th Refer enc:es Depos t 740-446 1079 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Or ve from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 256B Equal Housing Opportunity Furn shed 4 Rooms & Bath Com ptetely l:tedecorated Clean New Carpel No Pets Or Smoking Ref erence & Oepos t Aequlred Also Fur.n shed 2 Aooms & Bath Up SIB rs 740-446 1519 Furnished Upstairs Apartment Close To Downtown Gallipolis Also 3 Room Cottage Rtlrences And Cepost740 446-ttsa Gracious l1v ng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and Riverside A!>.. rtments in M ddle port From $249 $37:1 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunh1es In Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA Hardwood Floors Immediate Occupancy 740-446 1295 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740 446 0390 New Apartment 1 Bedroom In Rio Grande All Utllties Paid Plus Cable Walk ng Distance To Campus $375 00/Mc 740 245 5100 Ora n culvert lor sale -4 x20 nev er been used 12 gauge call 74G992 5623 Electr c Scooters Wheelcha~rs New And Used Stairway Eleva 1ors Wl\eeicha r And Scooter L Its Bowman s Homecare 740 446 7283 Extra N ca Used Furniture Ap pllances D nelte s Freezers Beds Aelr ge ators Sto11es Washers Dryers Etc 740 446 4039 740 446-1004 FIREWOOD Cut Split Oenveredl Jared 740446-6566 Chad 740-446-1271 For Sale Hea thdyne Model 950 F nger Pulse Oximeter $500 00 740 388 6416 Grubbs P a no tuning & repa rs Prob ems? Need Tuned? Cal the Or 740-;145 4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repa ed New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 Jot1n Deere dozer 6 way blade new engine $12 500 Tra1leze tr axe hea11y equ1pment tra er dove tall w th ramRS $3 500 K ng Cuuer 5 brush hog $250 1972 Mac truck 237 Mac motor $2 000 740 742 2675 Large gas dryer wood or ccal stove old stereo works old Iron bed steel new pamt 740 742 2412 Nice King Size Waterbed W th Headboard Mirror Complete Dresser W th Mlr or N gh~<Stand 74().379-2720 AFTER 6 PM Old Aeco ds 78 Records $1 50 Each 33 Aecords S1 M Each 8 Track Un t w th Appro11 400 Tapes $60 Takes All 740 446 2857 Unfurn she d Mob le Home On Co a M II Road 011 Of 325 No Pets References Deposit Ae QUI ed 740 245 5622 Prlme1tar $49 nstaliatiOn $100 worth of tree programmg free Ho lday gift pack 800 263 2640 Sears Riding Lawnmower 42 Inch Cu114 5 HP $600 740-446 2857 Standard boll spring and mat tress$80 00 Brown coucn good cond $100 00 304 675 2180 We buy ani Ques and pa tal or complete estates baby Items and old Flestaware Jeans Furn lure & Antiques Tuesday through Frl day 11 am 4pm 145 Nortn Sec ond Middleport Clrc e Motel Lowest Rates In Town Newly Remode ed HBO C nema11 Shcwt1me & Disney Weekly Rates 0 Monthly Re1es Construction Workers Welcome 740 44, 5698 740.441 5167 460 Space for Rent Mobile home site ava abe bet ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740 385 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods App liances Recond 1 oned Washers Drye s Ranges Relrl grat.ors 90 Day Guarantee! French C11y Maylag 740 446 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washe s dryers ref lgerators ranges Skaggs App ances 76 Vme Stree Cal 740 446 7398 1 see eoe a 28 Used Fu n tu e Sto e Below Hoi day Inn n Kanauga Tw n Beds Compete $115 Fu Beds Com plate $135 Hutch $75 0 essers Couches 740 446 4782 Sporling Goods FREE STUFF FOR SPORTS FANS 1 8BB 588 3743 Toll Fee Antiques Buy or se I A ver ne Antiques 1124 E Main Street on At 124 ~omeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to600pm SundaytOOto 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner S benan husky puppies AKC reg sterad 1Sl 81'1015 wormed $200 304-675-41160 Stud service AKC champion blood l1ne Mlm Schnauzer (S & P) guarantee call 7o40 992 8700 leave mossago ' not homo 580 Fruits & Vegetable• Turnips & salad tomatoes u-can pick VIrgil s Berry Patch east of Syracuse on AI 12o4 740 992 2378 FARM SUPP LIES & LIVE STO CK 610 Farm Equipment 160 A Barko LoaderiCTR Saw buck Excellent Condition 740 682 7316 24 USED TRACTORS IN STOCK Financing As Low As 6 9% W th John Deere Credit Approval On Used Tractors Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis Oh o 7404.462412 Or 1 B005941111 Also See The New 4000 Series Compact Utllity Tractors Several In Stock Ford 2000 3 cyl diesel 16 100 covered uti I ty tra ler S118 1150 po e barn 25x50 n o tresses $850 4 section 12 x16 metal pipe Mossberg 12 gauge full chOke plus deer barrel $250 740.992 3564 Massey Ferguson 40 4 Speed With H gh & Low Transm1sslon l111e Power Good Condition 74.().. 256-6574 Tobacco baler a r press tobacco stripper 304 575 3246 I 304 675 4075 Your Area John eeere Dealer For Res dental 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 W1th Us About Financing On Lawn Tradors And Low Rate Fl nanc ng On New And Used Equ pment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipol s OH 740 446 2412 1 60().594 11 II Livestock Five 600 Pound Steers 740-245 5457 Gentle 3 Year Old Black Gelding Broke For Harness & Saddle $1 000 Yearling Pal Mlno filley Very Gentle $700 740 388 9736 After 5 P:M Pu ebred Slmmental cows Sim mental/Belgian blue Cross cows Angus cross herd bull 740 949 2622 Pygmy goats lor sale one billy $45 4 nanny s all breed $65 each call740 985 4190 640 Hay & Grain Hay lor sale one mile n0f1h on At 2 Square Ba~s $1 OQ.$2 00 Sa!wday only plclc: ~ TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale 87 Cutlass Salon 455 AT AC PW sunroof vette rallys very n1ce $3500 304 67-5 2909 97 Pontiac Sunflre 24 000 m les st II under warranty automatiC I ke new $12500 lrm 7407427200 or 740 742 2675 Wood Coal Burne K ng Stove & Wood For Sale 740 256 424 World Book Now on Sale Save $2BO 00 L mlled number of sale sets! l.ow Monthly terms (304) 675 3775 Also 1998 CD Aom on Salel Margaret Perce 550 Building Supplies arock brick sewer p pes w nd ows lintels etc Claude W nters Rio Grande OH Cal 740 245 512 560 Pets for Sale A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Featuring Hyoro Balh Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek: Ad 740 446 0231 AKC golden at e11er puppies 1 s1 shots and wormed $200 304 675 16B9 days 304 576 2996 afler 7 pm AXC Registered m 01 dachshund pups 740 992 9989 AKC adorable Cocker Span el puppes 740 992 6412 Beautiful AKC Registered Mal lese PUPPIBS 740 446 0857 1968 Bronco excel ent condition $5 000 740 94!1-2217 4 A J 7 198B Camaro TTops Needs Moto And Front End Work 1989 Cama o 5 Speed loaded $3 500 Buys Both 740 367.()414 1988 Chevy Beretta GT v s auto ale ps pb stereo high m as oaks /ru n good $1575 740 247 4292 1990 Caval er 2 Ooo s 70 000 Acutai M1les Auto A/C $2 195 19BB Beretta V6 5 Speed Great Cond ton $2 195 Cook Motors 740 446 0103 1990 Plymouth Sundance H Bk. 4 Doors $2 700 & 1989 Olds Cut lass S e ra 4 Doo s $2 000 Ne gotlable 740 446 9206 Alter 5 PM Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sat 1 6 F sn Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Pont Pleas ant 304-675 2063 1992 Olds 88 Royale 92 000 M les New T es Loa~ed Good Condition $6 500 00 E-wen ngs 740 245 9652 Four B wee~s Old female toy fox te ers purebred not reg stered ta Is docked dew claw s amoved f st shots and wo med $65 740 378 6437 1996 Plymo uth Breeze 49 BOO m ies white wig ay mterlor auto cruse al amllm cassette 4 door ask. ng $8300 740 949 231 t deys or 740 949 2644 evenings French City Pet Groom ng by Ap poln ment Ullra Wash Bathing System 650 Second Ave Gall pJ IS 7404461526 997 Chevy Lumina AMIFM NC C use Centro Excellent Condi I on Must Se $11 500 740 682 344& •AK1083 • West WILL YOU SIGN 1993 Ford Aanger 5 speed 4 cy Under excellent conditiOn $4000 740-742 2370 1993 S 10 Pck Up Tahoe Pack age 2 86 Cylinder Excellent Condiiton 740-245-5672 ( MY REPORT CARD, UNK SNUFFY ? ? Pass HOPE YOU DONE GOODER IN SPELLIN' THIS TIME !1 SHORE FRANK & EARNEST 730 Vans & 4-WDs INSHAI> Of USING MENSA 94 S 15 Jimmy loaded very sharp new tires automatic 4 3 Vortec CFI $12 000 OBO 740 742 7200 or 74CH42 2675 TlilS TtilllTY P~llC~NT- Off MEETING COUPON fOil AI>MIS'SION, CAN .I PUT IT TOvJAill> MY .I01 Admission $10 IQ must be 150 1980 1990nucks $100 $500 Polk::e Impounds Ali Makes Available 1 SOQ.29Q.2262 X 3901 ~ 1980 Chevy SCollsdale new en ;glne and tires good running ask lng $1500 OBO 7oi0-B43-5295 ~·-·- 1984 Chevy KS Blazer Camper Spelcal 4x4 AC AT New Tires I Exhuast Must Selll $3 500 OBO 740 446 3580 Leave Message Before 5 00 THE BORN LOSER .... 1993 Chell)' C 20 Short Wheel Base Conversion Van Excel Cond lion New Wheels And T1res Ma ntenance Up To Date 1600000 7ol0-4<111013 DltJl Ki-10\\J f\OW TO ::,ff.ll 117 1993 Ford E11plorer XLT 59 262 miles 4x4 auto air cruise dark green Alloy wheels 4 door ask lng $9600 740 949 2311 days or 740 949-2644 evenings I 1993 Mounta neer 5th Whee l Camper 36 W th 16 Slide Wash er Dryer Gen E11cellent Cond1 ton 740 441-0519 , NOBEL 5C.HOOL RIG NATE C&C Gene al Home Main tenence Pa nling vinyl sld ng carpentry doors w ndows bathS mob le home rep a1r and more For free es11mate ca ll Chat 740 992 6323 Profess1ona 20yrs eJ~perience w th at masone y brick block & stone Also room addll ons ga rages etc Free est mates 304 773 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration ~es dental or commercia! wring new service or epalrs Master L1 censed electrician A denour Electr cal WV000306 304 675 1786 6 ~ntlty ol woHing the 33 Cltebrallonl 34 Smatl 35 Giant 5 Jet r.gutllllng ~~~~ 7 ked (up) I cornpua pi 9 River In 19 -culpa 36 Polntod out 39 Uneven 4G Blbltcel wHch s Bolglum .,_ 10Dulch 42 Mllllle abbr 46 Loulatona hrl 47 Gl.- 25 Computer aci'IMtn image 21 Give an opla1e to 26 Verne herO 22 Root beam 11 Parodlae -- Gokii- 29LHve-- participant 12 Actor Foxx lai'Hll 28 23 WWtptano 24 Fabled race omblnkment 31 :!:!~'"'Saxon 37 Put Into a aecret ilngllllfle 38 Orth.,. dontlot 1 Openmg lead • 2 41 Fm:works are ~..:ontrovers1al They are ollegal '" some coumne' Aus lraha tor one But mosl pla(es use them 10 commemorate key da1es In New York harbor 11 s July 4 A1 the EPCOT Center Ill Orlando II severy nogh1' In 1he Ne1herlands 11 s a1 m1d mght on New Years Eve (wh11..:h 1~ fnghtemng tor the pet ca1s and dogs) In England 11 s Nov 5 whoch IS Guy Fawkes nogh1 Fawkes and hos band of men 1roed unsuccessfully to blow up the Houses ot Parhamen1 on 1hos date '" 1605 You 1:-et hreworks at the bndge table when long suits are let out ot theor cages ThiS dealos Irom Jose Le Dentu s book Les Donnes Ex1raor dmaore Look only at the North and East h mds Agamst SIX ~pades your partner leads the doamond two four Jack ace South cashes the spade ace two low heart four Then he con1m lles woth the spade Jack SIX low heart kmg What now J SoU1h was French expert Roger Trezel 11 was a rubber bndge game whoch perhaps explams the unscoen l!r:ytul creature 42 -fixe toboesolon) 43 Animation until 44 Make a harsh noiH 45- Hart , 47 Letlera on a cral 46 ActO!' 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From - to By Phillip Alder 1995 Dodge Truck 1500 Series Laramie SLT Extended Cab Loaded Power Windows Ooors Mirrors Seat Split Seat Cargo Lkl Reese H tch 60K Extra Clean 740 256-6427 740-256 108o4 1990 Harley Davidson Ultra Clas sic Winter Special $12 500 740 446 2857 MtachleYoua child 20 Pul1 to pieeea 21 E - • ocorn Fireworks for a day 1995 Chev Tahoe LT red with blaelt tnm Dark red leather interi or tape and cd player 15 ooo miles factory plastic covers carpet garage kept $26 000 call 304-675 37~ ) a (f!L{(f( < SAGITTARIUS tNov 23 Dec j 2) ) Set your goals early and go lor them MaJor lccomphshments are possoble today btl1 only of you uuloze the enttre d 1y md not wa~te t me get Fnday Nov 6 1998 tmg started A number ol new reopk wor1hy CAPRICORN tDec 22 Jan 19) ofbefnendmg could enter your life m Weogh and balance every aspec1 the year ahe 1d 1hroueh some rather unusual urcumst tm:es Make 11 a before rendenng any dec1s10ns today poont to ge1 to know 1hem bener '" mtl thmgs wtll wmk out Avmd on.Jer to i.:Uitrv tk so m: good fnend mtk1ng h l~ty JUd!!.m~o:nts bec,\WH! your tn1111l tssessment~ t.:ould he way sh1ps oil hase SCORPIO t0c1 24 Nov 22) Try AQUARIUS f) on 1() Feb 19) 10 voew lie pholosophoc oily lmlty Renardless of wh 1t events lran~pm: Only of you rdy on your own tboh e a b 1d dosposouon woll 'pool your d ty Ill!~ md not on late or tncnds c m whole good humor will brong you1he go ll"i b~.: at.:hleveLl Hltl1y You II ere happoness you seek Get a JUmp f" th! )OUr own t!cst111y through lofe by understandm~ 1he miluenccs tssertlvene~s PISCES !Feb 20M 1rch 10) 11 s oha1 II govern you'" 1he ye" ahead Send 1he requored refund tqnn md tor he tlthy to h lVI.! a nxl opm1on ol your As1ro Gr tph pred~euon' by ) mu sell bu1 be c ordul you don 1c 1r maolong $2 and self addressed ry th 11 ton ltr Don 1 evcr heh tve s1amped envelope 1b A'1ro Graph supert •r or h 1u ghty to oth er~ Trt:al c/o 1h1s newsp tpcr PO Box 1758 eve1yone wath rcsp~:~t 1ntl dt_mty ARIES (M orch 21 Apnl 19) II Murra) Hoi I S!ti!On New York NY you allow yoursell 10 bchevc 1hat IOI '6 B< sure 10 stal e your zod ac thmes tre nu ~.; h too dllfH.:ult ft )Oll ASTRO-GRAPH ~I e ll ' Pass Pass BARNEY ooo 740 1Motorcycles DOWN Vulnerable Both Dealer. 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Schools Mob le Home & 3/4 Acre Lot For Sa e 1980 Kingsley 4x70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Located sA 218 Days 740 446 3278 Evenings 740 446-3099 A L lie Country n Town Price educed large restored V ctor an home s tuated on 12 acres V age 01 M ddleport Secluded and pr vate close to schoo s and churches P va e brick c rcu a d lve bnc~ pal o modern k. !chen lam ty oom w fireplace 3 4 bed ooms two baths arge lo mal LA 0 R Ia ge foyer lou or g nal sta ned glass w ndows 30 m nutes lrom Athens 5 20 m nutes rom Ga pols Fo ap po ntme nt ca I 740 992 5696 49 314 Acres On Ward Road In Galha And Me gs County Ap prox 5 Acres Clean Rest In Woods $30000 740-388 9105 From! 6pm REAL ESTATE 340 Business and Buildings 350 Lots & Acreage 1969 Community mobile home 12x56 asking $2300 740 843 5310 days or 740 843 5147 aile Th s newspaper w II not know ngly accept advert sements tor real estate wh ch Is n 11jolat10n olthe aw Our eade sa e hereby nlo mad that a I dwell ngs advert sed In h s newspaper a e ava lable 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1re 101 to pa1nt too rusy ol a poc1Ure Don t embe llish the I 1cts JUs11<111hone' I kc th ey ore GEMINI (M 1y 21 June 201 It s hne to look out lor your neet.!~ lnd dcsrn!' tml1y hut dnn I do ..,o t lfle expense ot mother You could lose a valuable tnend ol you a~pear1ooself osh CANCER (June 21 July 22) Just bee tuse you m e-ht be uncer1 ltn thout somclhtng today tht!re 1~ no rea~011 to 1{111ore your own counsel Don t tllow u1hers 1o ontluence you tor theor advoce could be !lowed LEO (July 21 Aug 22) Oppor1u nttres 1ha1 come )Our way to'-bY should not he 1 noretl or tlken lor er tnt~:d Somt!thm .. eooLI~..:ould ~lip thrm eh vour ltn cr~ 11 vnu d!-.;regard I tdy I uck' ( 11-:nn " NOVEMBER 5I �. ./"'-.. Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel - _,' . - • \ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 5, 1998 Friday Weather The Daily Sentinetcom Meigs High School Sports November& ; 1998 East Carolina defeats Bearcats, Page 5 Preparing for a journey, Page· 6 Forgiving your relatives, Page 6 Today: Cloudy High: 40s; Low: 20s Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 50s; Low: 20s UC program penalized by NCAA Page 4 • Tour makes MHS stop Meigs County's Presentation briefs students on VICA activities By LACYEE BANKS Ohio VICA (Vucational Industrial Club< of America) St<~l< President. MHS Senior Electronics studem John David.. on. along' wilh s~vl!n othl!r Ohio Stal< VICA members were. at Meigs High Schnol on Friday. Sept :!5 as pan of the group's ''Goodwill Tour." All vocational qudems auended the presentation. The main goal of the l~ur was 10 inform students · P~ESENTED HANDBOOK -John Davidson, Ohio VICA state prestde_nt and a student at Meigs High School, presented a handbook, "Total Quality Curriculum," to Principal Dennis Eichinger duril]g the recent VICA Goodwill Tour. . "'-;;;., - SCORING EXCELLENT - .Competition may be over, but rehearsals go on. Heni, B.J. Smith, field commander, led tile Marauder Band In a selection during TuesCiay's Outdoor pratctht:e The 199K-1999MeigsHighVICA officers are as f\\lluws : Jaymie ·• Osborne. president: Adam Williams, vice president Tiffany Barnes. secrelary: Levi Burn~ .. treasurer; Jesse Thomas, ·parliamentarian: Ry''" Well. reponer: Chris Snoufler. male amb"-<· sador: and Charla Burge. female ambassador. ~;·,,~~ ~0 HANDLING REGISTRATION - These nursing assistant students at Meigs High School registered students at the Women's Day lor Sampling Healthy Choices. From left, seated, ..~ are Lacyee Banks, Jones, Tamra O'Dell and Chandra Moon; standing, Heidi Matson, Abigail Watso~ and Jessica Matson. Health choices outlined at fair By LACVEE BANKS Thursday, Sept. 24 was a busy day for Meigs C:ounty youth. The serond annualt:are~r fair was held at Meigs High School 1 and the first-ever "Women's Day fur Sampling Healthy Choices" w"s held at the Family Life Center in Middleport The Meig" High St.:hool gymnasium was tenipnrari l) trarl'. t~mned iruo a '\:aret:r l..a l~: iUo s..:opc ' 1 in pn:paration for expos ing .ynung stud,l!nts to the endless t:ar~er possibilities in Ame~ica\ ever-chan~ing work field. Students from Mei~s. East- ern, and Southern High Sch<;ol~ wt::rc invited to panicipate in the fair in whiLh they wert:: give n the ' opport u ~ nity to vi'iit seveml different presenters. The pr~senlt::r"i were .very hel pful in di stributing infonnat10n. an~wer- ing questions. a.nd giving' students a truthful e)(plan..uion of their job expt!- 'sTD's. ~Unccr pfcvcntion. th.>nH:slic session. The band received an "excellent" In state competition last Saturday at Cooper Sta· dlum in Columbus. ' . "This has been the best year since I've been here," wa.< how Toney Dingess. Meigs High School Band dir~ctor. described the 1998 year of compelitive evenls for the Marauder Band. · Dingess. director of the band for the past II years, the "best ever" describes not only performance and scores achieved by the bandsmen. but their altitude and the response from the crowd. Every Saturday since Sept. 12, the band has been "on the road." It concluded last weekend with state competition at Cooper Stadium with the band returning home with an "excellent" from the judging panel. Dingess was complimentary of the 87 band members whom he said were v~ry d~dicated and consistent in their performances and atlerJdance. "Almost every time everybody was th~re." said Dingess who attributed Ihat to "wanting to do Ihis." The band. director said that practices ge.t undt:,rway in "July. conlinue inro throughour the summer. and then when school stans practice three days a w~ek until5:30 p.m. Then just l)t!fore leaving. for a contest, a tina/ brush-up practice is held . ,. "The Music of Moiown" was the theme of the band's shows for competition .. It irycluded such popular tunes as "Soul Man", Sugar Pie Honey BunFh". "Unchained Mdody", Tears ~>fa Clown", and I'll be There." The successful sea.mn saw the - IT TAKES PRACTICE- Jake Birchfield and Michelle Kennedy plaStecf their baritones during one of the final outdoor practice si!ll!llons Tuesday. · · ,. band in seven competitions capture Pleasant.contestthe band place first. two grand champion band award~. the color guard. first , .the tield comthree first places, and a best march- mander percussion second. and then ing award. captured .the gr;md champion band At Rock Hill. the Marauders took award. The final competition before first place in band. drum major aux- the state contest took place at Mariiliary elass, music, marching. and etta. There B. J. Smith. lield comgeneral effect cia«, second on per- mander took a first place. the auxilcussion. and the overall music and iary. a first place with Bridge\ Vaughmarching awards. At Lancaster and an as flag· captain. and the overall Ripley. the band . placed third in its band a second place. classes while taking first in field "It was a terrific year." concluded .commander and percu ...;sio~. Dingess. who wenl on to say that In the Athe.ns contesl, the local without the he Ip of his assistants; band took first .in band. auxiliary anc;j/ Dave · Deem, Ben Wright, Susan percussion. while at Nelsonvill,e- Clark. and Missy VanMeter, the band York. il took best marching and tlrst would not have done as well. place band in its class. At ·the Point School spirit highlighted at homecoming ~ tat e of The dent b;,dy gatherec! in the gym for a pep rally. The French Clull sponsored a pie -in-the-face contest and teachers, Ash, Bailey. Cha~cey. Childs and Hahsen were on the receiving end. ' Celia McCoy's senior speech/drama ,c/as~ prese[ltcd its own homecoming skits during the pep rally. · r--"!!"111!--~-~------------111!'111111---!11!~!!! harpine~:-.. ess Her · ot' nutrition. massage • ' 4.\ Vaughan's Supermarket ::t· •.r;t..· I\ ,' -._J ' / ' .. ~f .......,, ./, ,, ·~ l . ' \,<' ' '!'"'."- ' Sara Melian ••' .International students enrolled Meigs Hi gh School h~ls two foreign exchange s tud~nt s enroll!.!d -in o;,: la.'is· es there this yeur. Both are at Meig< under I he auspices of the lntemalional Student Exchange Program. Tbey <~rrived in Augu..;t and will be ht!n: for the entire school yt!ar. Sara ·is from the Canary Islands and re"des with I he family of Kalhryn Johmnn nfWolft! Pen. Pomeroy. Sht! b 16, ;.1 senior in the l.:Dikgc preparatory program. and plan., to go hom~ n~xt ~ununt!r anJ continut" her eduL:ation Iowan) a Uegrc:~ in an:hilel·ture. · . Irena is from Bul.garia and re..;ide.., with P~ggy and Jelf Bole of Kingsbury. She is al....o I fi anti i'i cxpt:rienc ing her l"ir'il \rip ouhiJc her nativl' l·oun- · try. Irena dc:-;rribcs her .cx.pcrienl'l!~ hcrt' a~ very dillaent frqrn tho . . e in her .country -- Jitl~rent people. a Jitferent t}pC or '>l'hool. nnd of l'Ollr ... e. lht' Uiffcrenct: in language. She said that ~c: hool in her Lountry i. . mon: difficult ;.md that the .. uhje~.:t material i~ mnre concentratl'd and in dcpth . BOlh '\ay they are enjoying theirex.peric1,1te in Meigs County and m Mc:(gs High. 408 General Hartinger Parkway · 992·3471 RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS Supporting all the area schools & youth. Stop in andsay "Hi" to Dave or Herb. 742-2211 COOLS POT Fuel - Gro!(eries - Deli Family Restaurant Coolville Exit off Rt. 7 667·6100 Store 667·6101 Restaurant .o wner: Bryan White 333 Page.Street . Middleport, Ohio '45760 (740) 992·6472 == R&G Feed Supply "Stuff" for Pets Farm Animals • Stable Joe Evens, Owner 992·2164 Ofiio !lqver ·'Bear Today's NATIONAL BANK 992-4055 Sentinel 2 Sections- 12 Pages Calendar Downing Childs Mullen Musser Insurance · 111 E. 2nd, Pomeroy Lotteries I. lflit&-#flll: ..,.~ 8 810--" ll") __ - -Classiticd..,.sc....__~_, --,-Comics II Editorials · 2 Lucal. 3 Sports .4 & S Weather ~ Racine 949-2210 Syracuse 992-6333 992·338~ Company By JIM FREEMAN istration system." Sentinel News Staff The FBI will have the purchaser's . Many hunters and target shooters mime and other information includare sti II unaware that all firearms pur.! ing the make, model and serial numchases- rilles and shotguns as well ber of their pl,lrchase, and they want as handguns - will require an instant to hold onto the information for a background lllieck etfective Nov. 30. long time. he said. The upmming National lnstanl · Currently, there is no t.:harge fur Criminal Bt1ckground Check System the system. but Stewart lhinks that (NICS) will be implemented Nov. 30. will change in time. "It wst over $2 ·and some groups and retailers are million to set this sxstem up and urging prospective gun buyers lo somebody's gdt to pay for it." he said. make their purchases early to avoid "It's tlisgusting and tlisturbing. any possible delays or fees- and to causing a lot of people to go out of avoid the gaze of "Big Brother." business," Stewart sai d. "There won't Firearnls, particularly hunting be that many law-abiding people buyshotguns and rines, are popular ing guns and going through all that Chri~tmas season purchases, parlicu ~ red tape ... They don't like Big Brolh· lariy as a rite of passage gift for er looking down their shoulder all the young ·sportsmen and sportswomen. time. The National Shooting Spurts "They don't like being harassed." Foundation say,s it has both good and he added. bad new~ about the system. Stewart sa id the number .of "The good news is that the pro- licensed tife:mn d~ulers in the Unitposed $14 per check fee was ed States has dropped from 300.(Ml0 repealed. It was an inappropriate and to 8(),000 in recent years with the regressive tax. l>n the legitimate government's eventual goal of only firearms user and Congress wa.o,; right 50.000 tlealers. to repeal it," commemed Bob Del fay. "Their goa l is to have only 50.000 NSSF president. . so the Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco "The bad news is that we have and Firearms can maintain conlrol very se rious concerns about how and harass those people." he said. smoot h the lransition to the NICS "T hey infringe thi s stuff on th e system will he." he said. · honest man ," he said . "Anyone that's However, others less concernt::d a crimi'nal isn't going to stop i~ here about the fee are convinced that and buy a gun ; they're go ing tO sleal NICS .unnecessarily infringes on the it The Brady bill hasn't helped a · rights of law-abiding citizens. thing. only .02 pc:n:enl of the' people (run retaile-r Thomas Stcwarl of checked were unable to buy a hanciC . Rutland calls NICS a "backdoor reg- gu n." , Good Afternoon 'HOME CONVENIENCE STORE OHIO Pick .1: 1-4-1): Pick 4: '!- 1-0-7 Uuckc)'c 5: ) : 17-n -27 -'7 W.VA. llail;· . .1: 2-7-X: Oail)' 4: 1-4·9-7 . . ·,n I'Nt\ l lluu \'idle•) l'ilhli'> lilllj! Cn OKlO CA, IUAITY GIOUP •: ter in Gallipolis. All of the patiems ing to a state Depanment of Envicomplained of burning eyes and skin · ronmental Protection statement. and headaches. said Marianne CampCSX officiaiK said the tanker wa.s bell, hospital spokesperson. carry ing 20,000 gallons of the soluCSX is also ex peeled 10 investi- tion. They did not immediately know gate the route, including checking for how much of the solution leaked. The rail defects or vandalism. CSX 1 train was a I!ill carrying other chemispokesman Randy Cheetham said. cals. none of which leaked. Cheetham That's good news to Kenny said·. . Thome. who lives within a few hun- . The hydrochloric acid solution dred yards of the accident site. "should dissipate preuy quickly in "I don'tlike them hauling chem- , the air." said cs·x Transponation icals." Thome said. "The chemicals spokesman Gary Wollenhaupt in dn kill someone. I don't know what Indianapolis. it is down there. but it sounds bad." W.Va. Route 2, which parallels the The <!erailment was at least the tracks. was closed south of Point lOth tmin accident in West Virginia Pleasant Ohio Route 7 across the this year. and the llfth in the past two , Ohio River also was closed. But late years involving a CSX train heading Thursday night, all roads were open from Cumberland. Md .. to Cincinnati except Route 2. which was closed for on that stretch of rail. about a two-mile stretch between The accident Thursday forced H~nderson and Gallipolis Ferry. a road closures in West, Virginia and Mason County emergency services Ohio and prompted authorities lo ask spokesman said. residents within two miles of the Machinery wa.s in place Thursday wreck to .remain indoors' for almost night to begin cleanup effons. which 12 hours. including about 200 resi- could last several days , · the ' dents in Henderson. and about 60 res- spokesman said. . idents in. Gallipolis, said Charles The leaking car, owned by PPG Blake, Mason County's emergency Industries Inc. in Pittsburgh. carried services direclor! a solution of water and up to 36 perA portion of the river also wa.s cent hydrochloric acid. The solution closed as a· precaution and air traffic is used to clean masonry and making was banned within a two-mile radjus other chemicals used in petroleum of the wreck. production. Contact with the chemical can Three of the cars ovenurned. One leaked the acid solution at a rate or cause severe bums and. it emits fumes 20-gallons-per-minute bet'o(e a plug that cause coughing, choking and othwas installed to stop the leak, accord- er breathing problems. • LEAK VAPORIZES - Steam formed from vaporizing hydrochloric (llcid rose from a leak· ing Pittsburgh Plate Glass chemical tanker Thursday at Henderson, W.Va., following the· crash of a CSX Transportation train In Mason County. II was at least the ·1Oth train accident In West VIrginia this year, and the filth in the past two years Involving a CSX train heading from Cumberland, Md., to Cincinnati. (AP) Sportsmen find little to ·cheer about with background check I percentage of panicipation. Thursday's parade preceding Fri- , day's game ·consisteJ of class lloats. the band. the football team, the cheerleaders, and several tloats made by organizations. A bon tire was held following the parade. On Friday afternoon the MHS stu, . By CONNIE MABIN Associated Press Writer HENDERSON. W.Va.- Federal inspectors on the scene of a CSX train derailment along the Ohio River say trains had been ordered to slow down in the area because of problems with railroad ties on a nearby bridge. Speed limits had been lowered to 10 miles per hour in the area of the derailment, National Transponation Safety Board inspector ROssell Gober told a \YWOJ(-TV reponer Thursday night Gober said the train was going between 5 and 7 mph when it derailed. NTS B i'nspectors began work Thursday night trying to find the cause of the derailment that t'&k place about 5,:30 a.m. about two miles south of Point Pleasant Seven oflhe CSX Transponation train's . 120 ' car~ carrying VarioUs chemicals derailed: Three of the cars Carried u hf drochloril: ~<.:id solution. .and th< derailment caused a pale-yellow cloud to spew into the air. The derailment rook place in a sparsely populated area just off the Ohio River near Point Pleasant and Gallipolis. Ohio. The scene is aboul , 90 rni les southeast of Columbus. Four people, including one Ohio sheriff's deputy and a West Virginian who drove through the cloud shoniy after the accident. were treated and released from Holzier Medical Cen- Band ends 'best ever' fall season viokm:e. teen pregmmcy. communiriences.'Tht.!re was a very wide vari- catiun, college ~JU\.:ation, selfely of topic.::s and displays including esteem. alcohol. and careers for those ,on the US Armed Forces. 'vet- women were discussed. erinary medicine. accounting and Main speakers ut 1he program finan~:ing , nursing options. auto were Kathy Bowen anJ Dr. R. Sl. mechanics. and baking. ju~t to name . Onge both of Holter Clinic. and Jen a few . ~nit'er Sheets. local attorney and pres- By TRICIA DAVIS Meigs High St.:hool's homecoming All junior girls from Meigs. East- ident of the State Board of Education. ·was fi lied wilh school spirit e'rn. ;.mJ Snutht::rn were dismissed The 1998- 1999 Mt!it!s 'Nursinu. Each day studenls dressed accordfrorn their momirig dasses in 'order to Assistant ClasS, under the\tircction o1' ing to themes - hippie, camo. wacky attend the "Wo men 's Day for Sam- · Margie Blake, also h~lpecJ with th~ · piing: Hea lthy Choices" progrmn at program . The cia...;;\ members regis· hair. college .logo. ~n<.l maroon and th~ Life Center, lered the participants and also oflered gold day. The junior clao,;s won the "spirit . The program had soveral different a free blood pres.ure check to, anyone stick" award for having the highest community .'lponsors and its purpo'ie interested. · w~l'i to inform fem ales about tit.nt!ss, helillhy wellbei ng. and an overall Single Copy - 35 Cents . . I •--· · Derailment could take several days to mop up nursing assistan~. and welding. ' ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 132 various VICA. activities and what benefits they offer. The gr\)up traveled to ten sc hools going approximately 2000 miles. MHS VICA student< were treated to a presentation of the opening and dosing cert!monies. s~verill speeches. and a slide show. After the pre• sentation, John Davidsofi gave Princip;ll Dennis Eichinger a "Total Quality Curriculum" handbook. The VIC A State ofticers ended by commenting on the good behavior presented by the VIC A student body. The MHS VICA programs include auto ·mechanif;s. business oftkl! education. cosmetology. electronics. Hometown Newspaper The NICS system is supposed to work like this: the customer fills out the customary BATF Fnrm 4473 (also called the "Yellow Form") and gives tht! information to the retailer who q tlls a toll-free number connecting him with the FBI . · He gives the information to the person on the other end 'of the phpne and awaits a response. The FBI says mosl responses will be received in 23 minutes with the retailer receiving a "delay" or ."proceed" response', · The FBI says most dealers will CLEANING UP - Middleport street crews a vacuum attachmantto sweep up the leaves. receive a "proceed" res'(xmse. accordThe crews have been out all week on various . are out cleaning autumn leaves from village ing to the NSSF. However. delays streets and sidewalks. The "Scavenger" uses village streets. could result - sometimes up to a ~eiiuple of days -~specially among -people who have common names lik.e "John Smit~" or "Bob Jones". The retailer will record the ' Glenn wouldn't mind extending first time sin ce Glt!nn hlnsled in to SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) response on the . BATF Form· 4473 . -- With his historic .and likely final the nme-day m!sSJon . or~ it h1s1 week.lhcy saiJ hl' ha..; nl.'\' and continut:: the transaction. "l wish it could last anoth~r .er l\,1oked happier and ~eem ... ~~ ~ h11h· voyage inta spa~:e wint.l!ng d:>wn. . However. it ·was what happens Juhn Glenn find.11 himselt crav1ng ·a week ... he s;tic.l. On Thursday.llhe 77- bly ~is a .chikL especially in the e-mail after the transaction that has some liuh: more timt! in orhit. His wife has year-old Ohio senator even joked he has }.t: flllltcm from Di~· ~me J") . gun buyers concerned. The NSSF another kind of trip in mind: "laking with his former Me:rcury crewmatc. Still. Mr'i. Glt:nn Sill\.1. "'It \.\'ill bt' says the FBI wants to hold onto the ·tt l~::a-.t fiv e davs alone in our car as Scott Carpenter, about coming back good to have him hnme.'· . information for about 18 momhs "to · ~tr. and Mrs . J~hn Glenn." "on our ne.xt job" lO open a retireMrs. Glenn said ht:T hu~hand h<l'-. ~ check the integrity of the system," On their final full day in orbit ment home in space. n't mentioned anythill£ in p;~rt J ru t ~u· something the NSSF and .NRA both before OiscUvt:ry's scheduled landing liutthe wife of the world's oldesl th<ll he wants to dn when hc rl'lu1 n-. . oppose.· astronaut would rather not even kid bul afler tastin£ hi s. space food for on Saturday. Glenn and his crew"Why shouldn't my name should mates plannt:d to wr;.lp up thdr ge~i­ about an extt:mled mission or a third herself. she"s bt:en trying to finJ 0111 be droppt!d im111ediately, if not soon. What he W<.mtS to eat. atrk cxperimenls loday and begm flight. !!f. if I come up with a 'proc~t!d'." said "As f~1r as I'm concerned. thae !'!Jowing equipment. Andrew Kelley', an NSSF spokesman. One thing they'll both b~ lllUJh: h ~ Commander Curtis Brown Jr. and are goi ng to bt:: no more other Target shooters and hunters also pilot Steven lindsey also were to test flights ," said Annie Glenn. the astro- .ing: on is chew ing gum thai Glenn ask i.s it fair that purchasers of spurtgave · hi~ w if~ heron..: the launch. a the' shuttle's flight control systems to naut's wife of 55 year'\ . ing arms unUergu ·a criminal back~ Mrs. Glenn. 78, :.tnd tl1c couple's geSture th~t brm1 ght h;.ack llll.!!ll1)J'k s . ensure Cverything is working propground check. <A $3.0(Kl lrap gun is erly for touchdown at 'Florida's lw,i children, Davit!. 52. and Lyn. 51. ()f his 1962 llight. Vv ll cn he ht::came (Continued on Page 3) mel with reporters Thursday for the the first American to orhit the l~ arth .. Kennedy Spact! Center. Glenn craves more time in orbit . • ·• I Taft finds glow of victory frorn election short-lived COLUMBUS (AP) - Bnh T"ft had been basking in the glow of his victory over Democrat Let! Fisher in the gove rnor' s n1ce. . Butt he lighl dimmeJ quickly. the Republican governor-elect sa1d Thursday. ~-k quoti!U the sun of a r~ct!ptiunist at the ~t!l..'retary of state's office g1v ~ ing tiim hi ~ lake on the: ·ekctmn. · . .. . '" You on TV?" Taft qunled the hoy as saying. "You wmthe race? Tatt told the boy l·hat ho had. "My grnndmothi!r was for Lee Fisher... the boy said. "That hrought me back to Earth p.rllly quick, " Taft s:ud w1th smtle at hts first news cnnkrcncc smce Tuesllny s dcct1on. Taft intn)<.IUct!d the members (Jf the tean'l tlmt w1ll ovcrsel! his succession 1 of George Voino vich as governor. He said the torms of members of the Voinovich Cabinet will end when the govc: rnor leave~ offil:e in.January. They could n:apply for their job~. Taft .suid he will consider any applicant for any pusilion. .· . "I'll be spe nding a lot oftinie in "the recruitment and sdection process Ill key areas. especially the Ollice or Budget and Management. because we have to prepare our budget·· Taft said. The two-year stat!! ~pending plan must be approved by the Lt!gisluture and in pl"ce hy July I. Voinovich's budgetll>r the period that ends June 30 wus $.16.1 billion. . Taft sa id the ide:lltmits for Cabinel members would he '.. intl.! grity. experien~;e. /oy;tlty. hard work and a willingness to work in rlost! rnoperulion with other Ut::partments." · ,I ANNOUNCING TRANSITION - Ohio Gov.elect Bob Taft gestured during a news i:onlerence in Columbus Thursday. Taft announced _;'! his transition team and its dulles. Lt. Gov.-elect · Maureen O'Connor is to the right: (AP) .• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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