https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70f3c9e39ca80f4348f3d5fc84f461d4.pdf aa0364dc557233a1e77e3d39826cede9 PDF Text Text . ./"'-.. 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 . 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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) .• • �' , -, • • • • -- • Fnday, November 6, 1998 Commentary • • 'Lsta!Jfisfu.tf U1 1948 111 Court Str"'· Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992•2156 ·Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH General Manager ~ brWid,.,. 011 • "• Sltolt,.,.,. TJte Sr•tiMI ••'eomu to MY• the editor fromchanw IWidtJn at IDplcs (300 W'CJtfttllft.,. , lftS) thl bHt at Nlng pubiWted. lW-d let : ,.,...,..,.,.,.,., • .,,..,,.ftllled.EIIt:hMoukllt'H;Iut»•~Mtutw,.-t;ww anddt}'flfMphaMnumber: S,.c~ty•Ut.ff,..,..•• ~ to•,.vlou•-"** The SMfJMI, 111 Court St Poi:I ..IO), Ohio or t.tlft IIM/ID t.tters 1D the Editor. 467U,,. FAX toltf..tfl:2-2f57 1 ) L..::=:::,.::~::,_:;:,::;::;;!!~----------------..J ! Can the marketplace an courage sav·· ngs ?. 'P By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Bus1ness Analyst NEW YORK - Amcncans t.:onlmuc to mdulge thcmschc 'i m lhc mater tat pleasun.:s as m the pun.:has\: of drcum cars cru1 scs and gadgetry and n()(hmg short ol rcccssaon 1s likely lo ~lop them And nothong os lokely to stop the wrongong of hands by cconomoc gurus a\:adcm1c s govcrnmenl ollu.::1als and others who hewa1l the lat.:k - I why IS recent studoes paont a sadly oronoc pocture of a government pro gram that was dcsogned wnh the best ontentoons Whole the FHA about these unfaor lendong practices for the last 25 years these groups cla.m but has done little to •rack down on lenders who take advan tage of poor borrowers and has even encouraged such acts by offer ong oncentoves to lenders Were any provate lendong onsu one black one whne were sent to the same bank to apply for a mort gage In many cases the black cou pic would be steered towards mononly neoghborhoods and FHA loans whole less qualified whne couples were steered onto whole neoghborhoods and less e~pensove Admm1strat1on has helped 1ut10ns engaged conventiOnal loans mortgage she 11111 loons of Am<rt home cans But her dream of homeowner shop quo<kly turned onto a noght dream of home ownershop 11 s also mare Her house L:ame wuh senuus 1n acllvll1es w1th such clearly dofferenualompacts for the wh1te and n11non1y commum press of placmg so many people m Anderson toes (the Depanment of Housong and Urban Development) would homes Bradford says But the dorty httle secret IS how many of saddled thousands of low mcomc surely rile s ua1 for d1scnmmat1on those people end up foreclosmg structural damage and maJor appll people woth mortgages the) can t under the Faor Hou"ng Act how many of those home s end up am::es broke m rap1d successiOn afford \\'uh the guvcrnmcnl Ul\Cr Calvm Bradford W11h her limo ted foxed oncomc ong all losses unscrupulous ,ogcnos Taylor bal11cs each month lo av01d and lender!<. h~IH grnWn nch sclhng researcher defaultong on her $600 mongage obese fal <e dreams woth FHA are two fold agaon payment Unfortunately 11 matters little 11 Taylor loses her banlc with the bank For her ongmal lcndcr would n t lose a penny 111 case of dcfauh Smce her mortgage ts ha<. ked hy I he Some acii\ISis ha\c ~.:h~are:cd d1~ a nmnauon 1n the way FHA d1stnh utes It s loans The1r dauns arc ll1ckcd up hy s1Ud1cs shm\mg th 11 mmorny hornmcrs arc o fh.:n mu~.:h more hkdy lo he !<.\cered mto I f-IA wh1c h h12h ... Interest mortgages arc loohshly g1ve n to those who can 1 tffurd them Such cases account for most o f the 69 000 dcrault s rc~ord cd hy the FHA lto,; t year Fon:t:loscd homes tend to lose the1r market value and sell less qu1ckly than prl\ate sector counter pans In m my t.:ascs foreclosed homes ~n d up bemg so ld agam through the FHA FHA the go,crnmeno '-'OUid pock loans ohon \\ ltliC' up 100 percent nf the \alue of th~.: loan and tbe le nder would he repa1d Ill full For tlus zeason among olh ers the FHA progr 1111 has become qUJte a ra~.:ket for some ~ h tdy lenders .md realtors IntcrvJcws "- llh FHA ofllt_;J als and outsH.Ie lett\ 1sls 1lo.,ng wtth lllt.:olnc fhc C lm:a~o An: 1 Fur Hou!'<. lll l! Alii lnt.:c lor ~'( unplc hI S Sl:l: ll hundred" ol c 1se'i lik e I I) lvr -s It md otha .actl\l s1 gwups h tve ~.:omc 11 "l:t..: FH/\ loun pro~ ram-; 1s htth! nwn.: th m gmcrnmen t sponsu1cd J 1.. u lllllll ;)ltnn FHA h 1'. known allam Ihe r'"ordlc" ol says a C hacago area Bradford bchcvcs the problems Most mvo )\ C cases hkc Taylpr s 111 But Br,ldlord also cues a more mcrt fonn ul d1scrnllln tllon c tiled r 1cml stccrmg 1 h1 s 1s an 1llegal pi ll.!tiCC where bank s steer ~eltam honow ers mto FHA loans b tsed on thc1r 1 u.:c Tn pro ve the prat: IJcc ex tsts Bradford s ln\ CS11gators conducted pa1rcd test1ngs where two couples rKJ./F.IT f ventaonal market Franklin though h~ast p.1rt1ally cre.ttcd by markctmg out goods arc tn.:qucntly credited With keeptng the eL:onomy strong If that 1s tmc then some ru.:adcm1c s ,md thmk tankers are askmg why m ukctpltcc p10duc1 s mO mce nt~vcs - sm.: h as elnmnatmg Onublc 1ax a11on on JlliCicst eauungs - c m t be created 10 encourage savmgs I~ sa Ire..:..: mmkct tsn t 1t ' l;oday in history By The Associated Press Today os f'nda) Nov 6 ohc 31Oth d ov of 1998 ll1crc nc 55 days kit on the YC \11" Today s Hoghhght on Hos1<1ry On Nov 6 1860 fanner llhnoos congressman Ahraham Lmcoln dele lled three other candodatcs lor the presodcncy On thos d,llc Tn I M61 Jefferson Dav1s wa'i elected to 1s.x year ten~ as pt c-;ldt.:nt 1 ! the Con kdcracy or tol erat e the prm::t1ce of certam lenders to fmst FHA loan s that cost m0re onto mmon11es regatdless of mcome Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are wnters for Umted Feature Syndicate, Inc o rea ywon the polls had suggested lh"t ohc Republicans would rcg1ste1 mndct 1t..: gams both tn Cong1e ..s md rn tht: state llousc s mr.J the Rcpubl1c ms h ttl loohshly 1llowcd themselves to agree Mut:h w \" made ol the ! Kl that the pally m the Wh1k H ou,o;~.; almost alw tys lost;s 'iC li s 111 lh t: n11dtcnn clcc11ons ol 1 scu1nd t~.::1m ln addnwn the turnout w 1s <.:x p..:ctcJ to be low many Democrat s 11 \\. Is thought \\Crc too d1'igustcd w1th Mr Cll ntol'l to bother commg out to \ otc As maltcrs lurncd out nothm t.:h mged very much The R..:puhiiL ms rctaoned control ol both Houses ol Congress and a maJOTI y ol the ~ov ClllOTS illp S With only ITI1110f CIOSIOilS It has suddenly siJuck many people In 18RM 8l:nJ<Ullln Hamson of Indmna won the prcstdentl 1l elect ton dd~.:.tlm~ lllt1Jmbcnt Grover Cle veland by gammg the rcqmn:d numhc1 ol \; kctm a! votes e\tn thou[!h Cleveland led m the popular vote that the bog congressi onal gaons lor the party out of puwcr uu:UJred 111 tills case on the 1994 wngrcssoonol In 1891 composer Peter llyoch Tch,llkovsky doed on St Pelcoshuog Russo a at ,oge 53 In 1900 Prcsodcnt McKonlcy was rc elected boaton g Democrat Wlll1 1111 ton ' lorst term when the GOP oston Jcnnmgs Brvan onso sts FHA recently tracked racoal stec rong age pomts on savmgs can seem hke an utter waste of good money and dcmmds at en~.:ourage doesn t Schncodcr CNN s resodcnt poll ,lco clet: uons mtdway thmugh M1 Clm 1shed C\Cr)body by 'iCIZmg control o l Congtcss liMt VICtory was rauh..:d haodl) he cxp..:t..:tt..:d tim ) ~.: IT Ins It: 1d 111 the lh.: m:st th111 r I l I h.:kr Rusher cndum th 11 ;\nl\;lll: 1 s constJ\UIItlllll ~ lltt dll r t: jl t..:) IIII! S lhc '\ lle!S l 1\C LO!l\1111 ol Con~res" to the RcpuhiiL ms h) 1 slcnlkt hut dcusi\ C lll \1~111 I \1 thL thud t1m1.: 111 1 row th~o: !u s\ suLh Repuhltc m trtl u:ll IS Spc 1kt..:1 (Jill t!I ILh p10uJI) lhli\.:J Ill 7() )I.: li :S Ncvcllhch..:"s the IC'iUlls -;tllntli Ht: I le w t)bSt..:l \ .tllOil:-i ~ I A huge. tur'mmt h) hilLk 'otct s \\ ts largel y 1Cspon s1hk !01 h J!dml! Dl!mou 111 1: losses to 1 111111 mum md piOdUCIIlg sudl VIC! li\\; S \S tht: p li lY had lh1 s llmwu t hu.l hc cn th~.: Democrats llllJOT str.tk gK 1.:! Inti ncr smcc tl bee tmc de u th lt hla~.:ks \\Cic stout!) !or Mt Chnton dl::sp11c the L C\\ IIlliky sc md 11 In m oil yc \1 dc~.:lmn wllh u1he1 vot..:r-. not lll l! hl y motlv Hed to \I 11.: such 1 hi H.:k •IColumbus In 1 92~ on a lorst lhc re sults of Herbert Hoover s clcctoon voctory over Alfred E Sm1th were nastied onto an d cl:l n c s1gn out stde the New York Tunes buoldong In 1956 P1csH.Jcnt Eisenhower won n..: i\dlao E Steven son In t976 BenJamin J_. Hooks was tor of tl1e NatiOnal Assoc i ttHm lor SlWL:ccJ1n g Roy Wtlkms cl~.:l:!Hm dcfcatrn g Demm.: r 11 O 10 1998 AccuWeather Inc '--.::W turnout c 111 he dcctslve In a prest dcnto •I yc.11 however the effect woll he almost nnposs1ble lu Jupht.:alc thc1e JU"t dlcn t enough black '-Okrs 2 Acwrdong to the cxot polls lar !eWll VUICIS WC IC lllOtJVdtCd one " ov oo ohc ooher by the Lcwonsky s<.: md 11 th m wc1e lnllucn<.:cd by thctr sau sllL:tmn w1tb the state ol the econ Hny 1 h1 s lt..: 1\e-. oren th~ quest1nn of \\ h n Con.J rcss wil l now do alxJutth..: rmrc ILhmcnl 1'\SUC II has ncvt..: r hcc n tn the Rcpuhll t:,ms 111\ C r~..:s t to em< \ c Mr Clmton and tcplace hun \\ Jth AI Gort: hut they ha\ c under )oil mdahl y ClliOycd mu stag lltn\! !11m llu s 1nc l111 uron m1gh1 now dnmna.sh '1\c !01 two tactots a} new mt: mm n HIIH! Information espcu.tlly Ill\( lvllh! tll c~al ~.:ampalgn dcma li ons m 1y ye t o,;urlacc md h) an llldcltnltc hut almost certamly large numhct ol House RepuhhL:an s 111d pr 1h1bly a lew Democrat s kn ow mg th H Mr C lmton comm itted pCrJUIY will !eel duty hound to vote to 11npe 1ch hun Thttt would leave 11 up lo tl K Se n tiC to 11.:1 somehow 1 However laGk lu ster !Ills clec 11m 111 1y IMvc bee n 111 other n:spccts 11m 'l wdlouon ouoto be the election Ill 11 htuught Onto the natumal scene ohc new l~ecs thaowoll domonate booh Wonder what is it really like in be lokc Woll ot he lokc on old ~.:hoscn 10 G1vcn the tlteJnallve most pea pic hope to go to heaven But some hymn suggests 1 Where congrc g 1110ns nc c1 lm.:ak up and S 1b th~..: are less cxcoted than others ,ohou t Drea ms baths hme no end the pro spect Cllr nc sth1ltty to nMny Heave n sound s a httlc bonng to them \;X]l iOI CS pet h 1p-. t ht..: most Jskt:J <] Ut.: 'iii On th out he I\ cJl Wtl I \\ c .. ec lU r IO\t..: d (lilt.:'\ Sherwood Eddy on urohodox ch ur~.; hm \11 who spen t 11 yc 11 s In 1977 39 people were kollcd when 111 eart hen dam burst se ndon g a wall ol w ttcr throu gh lnnoa (ails B1hll: College 1n Gcorg1<1 l en ye,ors ago Andrco D Sakh,orov the I llhcr ol the Sovocl do ss odcnt moVement unvl!J 111 tht.:: Un11l:U Stal..:s lor' tlWO week tnp le ss th.tn two y..:ars .titer he was lrcc<.llrom mtcrnal eX Ile 111 the Sovtct Uruun F1ve ye .~r s ago Heav yweight boxer I v 111dcr Holyl1dd dck ned R1d dt ck Bowc Ill 1 12 round lli!htln I ,., Vc~ '" the match w \s mt c rrupll.:d Ill the scvc nlh round when ~m Intruder ustn g •' p tr.tgla.lcr tncd to ll y Into the rmg One yc If tgo rhc Clmton adllllniSIHltiOil w uncd lr llJ !I co ul(~ I tt:..: Ill II II tr~ H.: uon 01 c.;C(lholllll: 'ia nctum s 11 11 ~.:o ntmu cll to ha1 UN we apon s 1n sp..:~.: 11 o ns I wmcr 1-'rcs tdcnt GL.:orgc Bu " h op~.:rwd ht " rres ttkn ll tlltlltrtl y 11 h:x 1s J\&M Utll\crslly .uuong th e guests ol h mor was PH..: sHk nt Clln I 111 the 111111 who J sent h1111 111to rdtrl:lllt.:lll l mlay' B1rthd1ys Dnectol M1kc Nt<.: h 1!, 1s 67 (, unu y sl!ll.!l:l Stnncw 11l J u.;kson Is 66 Smgc1 E u g~.:nc Ptll (I h~ J1'c lt vc) Is 61 Sm!!el P J l'rnh v '" Ml Slnl.!cr mus1udn Dou ~.; S 1hm (Su l)qu..!l l' ()um\1.:1 l ~.:x 1s l orn.tdocs) IS 57 cZ,untoy sonecr Guy Ci uk "~7 ActiO" s lil y I odd " 52 Pop smgc1 mus1~.:1~m Glenn Fn:y (l he E tgle'i)" 50 NBC ne wsowomm M 111,1 Shri\Cr 1s 4J At.:lor L mu.: Kc1 w1n 1s 1X R( . : k s llll.!~l Coa:v Glm\.:t (L I\I IIlg Co lour) l'i 14 Aclm Peter DcLutsl.! 1s 12 AU1es-. 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" seems lu bt; the front 1 unne1 for the Dcmocrauc ptc s1denua1 nommauon hut Governor dc<.:t Dav1s o~ Caltlor ma w1 1l now JOin the states sc mor se nator Dmnnc Femstem m the hont tdnk ul those Irom whom Mr Gore wlllii.:hoosc ht s runnmg mate As tot lhe Rc publ~~.:an" they enJUY a po ~r t1vc cmhallassm~;:nl ol 11ches II the eX.It poJis lri;: I.:OIICC \IJl dcddtllH! that Gc01ge W Bush \H m 46 pcrli.:cnt of lhc Htspum: \Ole md 21 pc tccnt of the bl1ck \ otc tn Ius 111umrh mt t let..: lo1 rc e lel:l1nn ls ''U\cl nor of Tc.x 1s Ius brand ol ~.;o m passiOnate LOnst..:l 'lltsm llllJ well prove UTCSI'itlblc to the p.u oy And 111 and the nato on stilt..: hou~L.:~ It om Rcpubl~t.:an K<l k y saod The response hand gun problem 1pply tn e\ eryone Now the rules no more two John/on VMH POMEROY 4 22 p m Pomeroy Ptke Jonathan Walson Curtis Han stme Kyle Smoddoe John Wotherall Travos Soders refused treatment 8 30 p m Welchtown Hoi! Road Monte Roflle YMH Centoal Dos patch squad assosted RUTLAND II 16 am Lemaster Road Janoe Wolson, 0 Bleness Memoroal Hospo tal • uered buym.; structure NICS clomon 1te' the love day led cr II w llllllJ perrod for h.mdgun pur ch tses tmplcm~.::nkd und!!r th::: Br 1Jy L•w however NICS does not replace thmk or :-.up~:rs~:.:de ~:x t s ttn g state laws meanmJ that 1! 1 "t 11e h.1s 1 wanmg the Atl mtl(: would be well hog DemocratiC sweep wdl )OUJOtn me 111 hopm g they dupllcatS. IItwo years from now'J Wtlham A Rusher os a Dostmgutshed Fellow of the Claremont Institute fur the Study of Statesmanship and Pohbcal Philosophy h~aven? w,tlkong a step Many who ha ve passed over occupy theor tom e helpong ohose who are stoll on the matcroal plane The usual means of doong thos saod f'ord os throu gh the omplantatoon of \(.lc 1s rnto I he subconsc1ous mtnd when ~h e c uth perso n 1s slecpmg m mcd1t atmg Montgo mer y ~1skcd Ford ttbout Ahr th 1m L1nt. : oln Ford a belt ever m rc 1n ~..:a1 nat aon replied He has 1cturn cd to the tl esh a fter a 1\lhcr lonl! pcn od here (111 th e Othct \Vo1ld) tnd no w Iavcs an New Orlc tn'i whctc \\.e works \VIIh un1 VC I'illtc s 1nd lound ttwn .. t o lmU 'iO IUt \O il S ttl lh t. : I U.:C prohkm Wh1k tho~ ~.:on~t..: p110il s dtl!cr Ill p lltKUIII 'i lllO st SUCCCL d In piC IUilll .::- th e ll ~.:XI Wo dd a:-. 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Valh.:y I ul h 1 1g Co mpany Second class Pllhhshcd tVf'tV afte rnoon Momlay smoothly saoli Dell 1y A lol of peo ple ,ue go on e to bu) before Nov 30 to he 11 th,11check and the lee rf there 1s go mJ to bc an) Ste"art saod Fnd 1y Oh po sl 1gc pa U t P nc 1 y Ohm \~~ ox Jlo;d ~ w $1 p!:t Ass 14.:1 t n \\Iembo:-.- I 1\e lhe Ohao Press and • ~lmHsl~r: Send durc "" correct o ns to The ;J111Iy Sc 1 nd I I Court St Pomeroy OhiO Kelley 'ia td gun buy(.;rs wantln -= more 1ntorm.tt10n 1bou1 NilS t.: u1 rece1 ~e a free m!omMtumal p K:kct b) 45 769 SUBSCR1 PTION KAlES lly Cu mr.r or Molur Roule One Wcck .$2 OC 0 c Mun lh $8 70 !;10400 O~eYca r ,u tJ~t.: l her~ ca lling (203) 426 1120 or Irom oh e mternet at www s Iallll orJ JS Cents n ll de s r ng 10 11av lhl' carr er mo v rem l in advance d•rcctlo T\J~a ly Sen g•vcn cart c c c IHC JC N s hs 1 ' ' 1 lw ma1l permmcd m &rcas where nome came ~crv ce lS r: alli.lbh:: I II s.h 1 c~ rvcs the r ght o adJUSI die~ dur mg 11 e subscr ptton pcm t Subs~;npl on a c: ct m~:c n ~y b ~ nplc 1 cnlc\.1 hv c h ngtng the d uf lc ui M.: tJin n MAll SU USC!lJM toN ln sldt Meigs Colunly 3 Week s ~27 JO '1() Week~ $53 82 S!05~ P Wcck Rule Ou ;l.:lc Mc1~s ~....nty 11 W cks $292~ 26Wcks $Siib8 '1 '1 Weeks .S 109 72 . 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Worthongton [>I IIG4 E"l 110' [>I 1100 Stock reports are the 10 30 a m quotes provoded llY Ad vest of Gallopotos . 300 0 oem uned health) on October Though pu:rchants remam caultous about the prospects lor holod ,•y sales they sa1d O~.:tober rece1 pts were strong espe co,,ll y u dosco unt stores such as Wal Ma1 t Store:-. In~.: and Kmart Corp rhe we •k p.oyroll number boost ed stock .md bond pm::es because 1t pmv1ded un mth.'lpated ev1dence lhe L:l:llflomy 1" weakt!nrng That leaves ope1 the .. tron 0 poss1b1hty ot anoth er mtercst r ate reduchon from the Albany area man arrested Thursday Wolloall'l R Wolson 38 Lema.lter Road Albany wa' arrested and Jailed Thursday evenong by the Meogs County Sherotf s Office on a charge of domesuc vtolence He os accused of beaung hos wole --- 11B,ooe. Open house 1 he Meo~s County Adult Basoc •nd Loteracy Educ,ltlon (ABLE) pro --- I. II II r u .... me Irum b lslc sk11ls mstrucuon oo prep or otoun tor the GED test Sc1 eenmgs offered\ In observ tnce ol N tiJonal Home " ' oltoces 107 Mulberry Heoghts Pomeroy the former oft tees of Drs W !111 o M ""t oeld and Jame s Woth ere !I 100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - campa1gns NOJFMAMJJASO 1997 1998 Soorce Depat1Jn&flr ot LabOr Strock lands complaont filed before the elecuon took ossue wuh the way h1s postl!ons on edu~atJon and capttal pumshment were port rayed m a co m N> mercoal and on a campaogn maollng by Republican Party organozatlons behond those ads Fedeml Reserve next week At rnodattemoon the Dow June' average of ondustroal stocks was up about 40 poonts It had started the day by decllnong After Stnckland s campaogn complaoned to the Elecloons Cmnmos,on HolliSter' camrraogn on the 6th Congressoonal Dostroct saod ot would !ole a complaont accusong Stnckland of placong ads woth mosle.odong onformatoon about her road bulldong proposal That complaont also was "llhdrawn the Elections CommiSSIOn sa1d Thun;day The dostnct covers 14 counues across southern Ohoo Federal Reserve Chaorman Alan Greenspan saod today that he saw evo denlce 1nvestor fnght was lessen ong That s partly what had prompt ed the Fed to tw1ce cut short term rates - on Sept 29 and Oct 15 Greenspan saod nothong to dorectly sognal whether the central bank would cut rates a thord tome when II meets next on Nov 17 Lawmakers take small step toward farmland preservation The payroll gam of 116 000 on October followed a revtsed oncrease of !57 000 on September up from an earloer estomate ol 69 000 mg thme s tram Sen John Glenn s COLUMBUS (AP)- People dn vong lhmugh rural Oh1o say from Toledo to Columbus may not see much need for protectmg farmland, concedes Rep Gene Krebs Those people should try omagon perspective hogh above the Earth on the spaL:e shuttle D1s~.:overy Only 3 percent ot 1he Earths sur There woll be crafts and bake sale wuh a luncheon and snacks dunng the event Dmner at Dale's Burhnghum Camp Modern Wolxlm'en woll host Its annual appre coalt on donner at Dales on Gallopolos Sunday noon to 2 p m Moldred Zoegler woll be there to regtster mem bers and theor famohes and froends Those over I0 woll pay $3, and those under I0 woll efit free Hospital news Holzer Medical Center Doscharges Nov 5 - Char les Sprouse MarJoroe Stewart Mary Rager R,lzaar sel A h l!aJr woll be held at the St P •nl L nlled Methodost Church Tup pcrs Plaon ' S oturday 9 a 111 to 2 p m 1 Borth - Mr and Mrs Sureyya Aydogar son Thurman (Published Wllh permtSsoon) Fenton Art Glass ' Open House " Mut th~ F~ntotl Stzks RepresmtAtJVt and purchau tht! Excluszvr R~p Ev~nt prtchtr m RoJAI Purpk rnadr wrrh gold ruby a11d mcasrd rn cobalt blur Or choOJ~ from a u~ctton ofco!ltcttblt ' pttt~s mscnbtd WJth the srgnatum of frnro n fomrry mtmbtrs Exduswt 6 1/2 Pttchtr m RoJAI Purp/r" rmcnbtd wtth Brli Fmrons stgnaturt Lynn Fenton DISH BARN Rt 35 Souths1de, WV (304) 675-6673 '• com, Ted Strock land D Ohoo and Nancy mos,.on by the c unpaogo s of U Holloster the Republican he defeated Tuesday have been wothdrawn by the C ne Mo nth the Hol zer Home Care Fall Festoval set "' Vcoer,ln' Memon •I Hospotal woll The Salosbuy Elementary PTO h< prm odon g lree blood pressure woll have lis fall festoval S,oturday S ~c ree n rngs every Tuesday and Thurs to 8 p m at the school da} ~t l l ~!rnoon trom noon Lo 3 p m at • li d!o~ueB!~;)ctL~rnts~,~~~~~!~!.~s ta~ep gr un w~ 11 host an open house on Mond •Y ll ohe JTPA oftoce on Holand Ro •d 1mon 6 10 to R p m Refresh· ml.!nts .md door pnzcs w11l bt! award ed The ABLE program provodes 1dults "' uh k trmng opportumtte~ • Strickland, Hollister camps - - 1- ' f- Meigs announcements Stocks me:\ on a th ec s J( o 12 rr onth bafJ!'. Credit ~ I tl" R11ackr Services 1s svstem wh1ch w11l m turn help retmlers transitiOn to the new sy:-.tem Commumty Ntwspaper lluldlngs .nc lJOd 1111\ C 1 hl:l..: Ill I\ ~'t."n he plenty lo1 M Ill ) to dn when 1t ra1n s G~o1 A~ Pl.tgcnz 1s a syndlcat~d wntcr for NC\\Spapel enter prase t\ ssoc~o~hon adv~>ed Chrostmas gofls proor to No; 30 B) buyong early spo rt smen wo ll help take so me of the str un olf the new The Daily Sentine, Puty has As lor Boll Schncoder, hunters und t tr1:;.et shu()tl:Ts planned hrearms pu rc hase s o,;ut..:h sui! othco go\crnors stnkongl ) well qu ahftt:d to take on wh.tlevcr t. : hal lcngcs co me thc1r w.1y th~lt <' 400 holdonJ up laorly well agaonst the 1eported that consumer spendmg • Terry Br.ody A:;hland reported Wedne,day .olternonn I hal a small utol 11y traolerwa.sstolen from a campong sote on Polgr11n Rodge Rood on Sale"1 Town sh op accordong to a Meog s County Sheroll' Ottoce repof1 ~ ------------------ - May when ot touched a 28 year low ol 4 1 percent M OJor rot,ulers on New York • Theft report filed with deputies Monthfv rncrease en non farm JObs m thousands 100 that we ure carrymg the ' Change on payroll Jobs showed the Amen<.: m economy was ~.:on:-. tt.l en ng ~md State Route 681 woll be closed Monday and Tuesday two mob west ot Tuppers Plams for repla~..:ement of a flood d 1magc:d p1pe au.: ordang to DISlnct 10 of the Ohoo Department of Transportation Motorosts are advtsed to deoour v1a State Route 7 to US 31 and then back onto state Route 681 a dostance of about 20 moles Work ' hould be 1997 1998 - H oncoc k on Bos ton But he saod alia paraphemaloa and relea<ed _N_O_J_F_;_M_A_M_J_J..,A_,S,..,..O ,I repon slump rn As1a and other developmg nations Job grow th I s soften1ng sa1d econo ml 'il Oscar Gonzalez of John pamph~.:rn nl drug pamphernaha Ajuvemle was also ctted to Me1gs Count y Ju\e mle Court on charges of possess1on of manJuana and pm 'i e .. slon of drug 40% 200 t~e Though th e unemployment rate soble delay' and help llievoaoc the straon on the NICS system by buy on ~ earl) Whole the FBI IS con lodent th 1t the system woll be lully operati onal - and we hope they re ro ght - we on 2000 to the c osteon slopes ot the Socrra Nevad a lhu Y< '" le 1,1 &0 000 .. muller than economists h od antlcopated they saod 1e111a1ns low by h1 stoncal standards tt 1s up s1gnahcantly trom Apnl and firearms left w1th 1 p twn shop he smd F1rearms ldt wnh gunsmiths are exempt from the h 1ckground ched The NSSF 1s sugge-.tlll..! th 11 hunters and shooters em avo1d pos ! rom I he lone gun lolks Wds that s c1 Ttoough the payroll figure was at ue still runnmg pretty last (Contonued from Page 1) l penod ot woll not be reploced The pawnshop exemptoon IS no ohvrously nol acr11mn.11 tool Kelley longer there you will huve to undt:r s ud A lot of people who ,ore handJun go u background check to redaom :-.hoott:rs h av~;: expre~sed that s~ n11 mentloud and olte:n over the last four ment saad today glob ol economy on our shoulders we EMS units record 7 calls Unots of the Meogs County Emer ge ncy Medoca l Se" oce recorded sev en ,,,lis lor assostance Thursday Umts re spondmg mduded CENTRAL DrSPATCH I 54 a In Eagle Rodge Road Che ster Bonnoe Walker Veterans Memonal Hospotal II 56 am Maples Apartments Pomeroy, Charles Koser YMH I 12 p 111 Crosspoonts Apartment s Moddleporl Aloce Plantz Holze r Medocal Center 4 22 p m Pomeroy Poke Derrock the 'an1e rate a< Se ptember though employers added JU St 116 000 post uons to payroll s the Labor Depart o f manjuana possess ion of drug completed so metime Tuesday 111 October Lles p1te sfugg1sh st:\t::nth con ..ecullve 10b decline ut ! t~.: tont!~ 1n nm4! monlhs 1 he unemployment rate held al pos~ess1on ODOT plans closure of SR 681 Unemployment By DAVE SKIDMORE Assocoated Press Wnter \\ASHINGTON - The nation s unemployment rate held steady at 4 6 • om proper trao ,ponatoon of a firearm and Donald L Ed\\ ards 27 I "her Streel Pomeroy on charges of possessiOn of manJuo.ma 1nt.l pn'i .. e:-.siOil U.S. employment erowth on emp loyers payrqlls and the By The Assoctaled Press The cloudy and choll y weather woll persiSt on Ohoo at leas t through SING lt. C.J PY Pr.lr:E M •Y Jobless rate was steady in October Sportsmen find little to cheer The newes t lnOVI C abo ut he 1\Cn Willi he the nr..: w CXt:L:Utlve d1rec Adv.m..:cmcnt of Colored People KY dev1ce He ~as also preceded tn death by hos wofe Holda Sayre Beegle three onfant cho ldren and fo ur s" ters and two brothers Servoces were held at I p m Wednesday Nov 4 1998 on the Wolllam Thompson & Son Funeral Home Whote Cottage woth the Rev Raymond Lemlly officoatmg Buroal was m the Wesley Unoon Cem~tery W VA • • Pomeroy. the dnver of the van on charges of av01dmg a t ratfi~.: cont rol of Raune Oa•l) By George R Plagenz 27' /W • Meogs County shcroff s Deputy Bryan Holman observed a \an pulling arou nd another vehocle stopped at the tmffic loght at the end of the Pomeroy Mason Brodge and pulled the vehode over near the Foodland store accord ong to a sheroffs repon Upon stoppond the van he nooed ot had three occupants and not oced a large water pope ol th e 'ort u'ed lor smokong manJuana m the back of the van Upon funher examonatoon three 'mall bags of what wa, bell<ved oo be manjuana were found on the vehocle along wuh a 6 5 nullomeoer car bone found cove red by a sheet accordong to the report Moddleport and Pomeroy pollee assosted at the 'cene Arrested and poletl- were Joshua Wolson 28 Peach Fork Road Dublm ,md Jom and Sandy Beegle of Groveport sox daughters and sons onl,ow C oro! and Scot L<X ke ol Goshen lnd , Betsy and Moke Buck of Mount Perrv Patty and Jell Jenk on s of Fultonham Mary and Tom Lannong of Zanes volle Amy and Troy Fotz of South Zan"' voile and Jenny and Moke Fosh er ul Cmoksvolle IS grandc holdren and sox great grandchildren and two brothers and a soster Clifford Beegle Paul Beegle and Betty Carpenter all ,, .,.) ( pamphernalla and omproper transportation of fireann AJ"' eno le was also t:lled Surv1\1ng are lwo sons and d~11-1gh1ers m law John a nd Fneda Beegle of f-L In 1913 Mohandas K Gandhi was arrested ,os he led a ma,ch of lndoan mancrs m South Afru.:a ; Northerly wond, woll drop tempemtures tonoght onto the uppe' 20s and low '\Os accord1ng to the Nauonal Wdther Servoce Sc,ottered ram and show showers are possoble on lakefront .oreas of north ea't Ohoo Cool temperatures and scattered raon are on the forecasts for Saturda) 1nd Sunday 1 he NWS saod 11 may be Tuesday before warmer temper otures reourn tu Ohoo Wtather forecast Tonoght Mostly cloudy Lows 25 to 30 L1ght and van oble wond Saturd oy Portly cloudy Hoghs around SO Satu rday no ght Partly cloudy Lows from the upper 20s to th e low er 30, Extended forecast: Sunday Partl y cloudy woth a chance of ram Hoghs around 50 Monday Partly cloudy Lows on the upper 30s and ho ghs on ohc lower S<h Tuesday Partly cloudy Lows on the lower 30s and ho ghs on the upper ~O s our target gr9up of low oncome borrowers woth lottie credo I We arc takong on a hoghcr rosk ~han the con descnbcd the clcL:ttun re'iults us 1 b1g Democratic sweep In terms ol the batt1c of expect lllon s th~.:: descnpuon was JUstified For months ,-- - --:· Youngstown._._30"/46 ,ond ohat thous ond s of loans have stud1es tell me that we are scrvmg .mew even wlu lc Mr Ch n ton \\ IS Will 11111 1..! rc c l e~.:t l on tn l lJ9(l md 1Lutltc1 111 IJOI g 11ns cnuld PA Cloudy, chilly conditions will last through weekend Wallace FHA s hogh forecl osure rate comes partly by dcsogn These B11l ~ s tys C harlotte Wade a housmg coord mator 111 Monlgomery County Md It IS JUSt mn.;u sed and tbuscd A rc~.:c nt stud y m Montgo me ry (uunly h.teked up th e findmg s 10 Ch11.:au:o lmd1ne that FHA loans u e ofle n ~ssllcd o~ the has1 s of rac~e As FHA olfocoal Matt Franklin homes rose to sums they haUn 1dreamed of 20 years ago People seem not to worry terrobly that stocks can blow a gasket and hous mg 1mces can slop onto the doldrums and onterest rates on those home mort gages can as we ve seen rose to double dogots figures There 1s also I he matler of mcenllves At a time when small mvcstors rou uncly anucopate carnong 2S percent a year on stocks a measly few percent <.Jc ~ ucs a govd thong cxplamcd to our assocmte Kathryn n::ccnt years as the stock market ro~e and homeowners saw the cqmty m thetr Con.sumcl IS "ate lenders tnbute to the sotuatlon There IS that IS a sense among some that on the Unncd States anyway we rc on the modst of a new era of plenty The latter IS encouraged by household assets wh1ch have multophed on md promollon and led by an mcrcdobly productove maehmery for rollmg (The FHA) home s afoer bcong shut ouo by pro Late on Tuesd ay cvcnmg /~ to go throu gh the whole cycle peopl e who arc able to purchase By Wolham A Rusher - --- . ~ • A root one tmffic stop 1n Pomeroy Thursday noght resuloed on owo arrests on vanous charges mdud.ng posse'\slon of manJuana po"M!'!<.Ion of dmg James Edw,ord Ed Beegle 78 South Zanesvolle doed Monday Nov 2• I'NH on ohc Good Samarnan Medocal Center Born March 29 1920 on Racone son of tbe late Charles Whlley" and Edna M,oe Weaver Beegle he had loved on Zanesvolle for the past 58 years He wa' a reto red employee ot Brockway Gla>S where he had worked for more than -to v~af\ , a few addong 10 ohc already hogh rosk ol def oult HUD offo coals admot that there hove been po oblem s but say those arc outweoghed by ohe number of A ccrtam amount of confidence.: consumer surveys notw1thstandmg con Thos os ohc free market system and 11 IS part of the creative genous of Ameroca II rcprescnh the des ore ol people at all walks of hfe to better theor lot m Iole It provodcs the lrecdom for onnovauon JUSt I Clevela"'!...Jl '/46' · ~) INO Traffic stop results in three arrests James E. 'Ed' Beegle months for some entcrpnsong lender C'r/DN, ClD TIM~R ! dear before them m the form of mcessant net superm1rkct rece1pts and through sponsorship of the arts fenced and vacant an been gtven to Unqualified lenders od,crtiSong endless credu card promotions low cost home equ11y loans and a ladmg memory of what1t was like dunng the Great DepressiOn rhcrc arc other causes of course In splle ol all the rhctoroc about tax cuts governments contmue to t.1ke more of a wage earners paycheck leav ong them less for savongs And pnce s(abohty encourages spcndong , .............. HUD wants all ohe glltterong Moller & and Modern finance has made or easy to tap onto what assets they have A quock call to the broker releases thousands of dollars on a few days And that home equ11y os now hquod avaolablc any tome you wantot Whole all these are possoboht1cs on explaonmg the low savongs rate per haps the most obvoous contnbutor IS the stomuh created by vanous forms of promoiJons that create an energy foeld around the marketplace To buy os to love and to have os cvodcnce of beong ahve 111e urge os enhanced by bolloons of stomull dorected through the mcdoa Time out dunng a televiSed football game means an ad Even on news pro grams the number of ads approaches the number of news otems Th songle out these goves an unbalanced picture because the market os e\erywherc - on motoon poctures boll boards the mao! telephone the Inter ' By Jack Anderson and Jan Moller Ella Taylor a senoor cotozen on Syracuse NY os unemployed and olhterate But two years ago she bought a home Woth only the vaguestodea aliout the dctaols of the Federal Housong sogned Taylor bought a $69 000 -" / Local News in Brief: Death Notice Saturday, Nov. 7 AccuWeathe,. forecast for daytome condohons low/hogh temperatures t ntnrc recently the a5sencc - ol sav ongs Almost In unoson they alk Why' All the umc the Frldly, November 6, 1998 Ohio weather Lenders take advantage through FHA The Daily Sentinel t Page2 The Datly Sentmel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohto Nancy Fmton Saturday, November 7th Noon- 5 prn f,oce " suotable tor agro culture " Krebs R Camden told ho s fellow lawmakers Thursday belore they took a small step toward 'avong the states pnme farmland Irom devel opers The House voted R7 5 to allow local governments to pay farmers the dolference beoween th e developmon! value and agrocultural value ol the" farmland The land would contmue to be used for agroculture and the farmer would be able to >ell 11 or pass ot (\n • to heors The leg1slat1on wh1 ch must go back to the Senate for consoderauon ot some llll nor ch mges dadn t come woth any money ,uoached though �• Sports The Daily Sent~~\ ' -:Fr=ld:-a...;y_._No-::-ve_m-::ber=--6.;.,_1998_-:-:::----------:--~---=:---=-~-.:.P.:.o:.:.me:.:.:.roy • Middleport, Ohio East rolina records 24-21 victory over winless Cincinnati Friday, November 6, 1~ NCAA puts Cincinnati men's basketball program on probation By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP)- Concmnau lost three men's basketball scholarships and was put. on two years' probation by the NCAA Thursday lor widc~rangmg nolaliUns 1n coach Bob Hugg1ns ' program However, the un1vemty avo1ded a postseason ban and was cleared to remstate ass1stant coal:h John Loyer.' mg 10 v10lauons mvolvmg numerous players, a manager and Loyer, who was Hu ggins' top assistant. University pres1dcnt Joseph Steger sa1d Loyer wall rematn on pa1d leave- wtule the'lldministntton dec1des whether he has VIOlated the umverslly 's code of conduct by hiS most maJor VIolations. two, hcsa1d '·It 1s a scriom. ca!>.c.'' s;:ud Yvonne Slatton, actmg head of the NCAA's CummJtlce on lnfra~:uons .. We cons1dcrcd It a scnous case and I thmk the pcnalt1cs 1mpo!icd arc consistent With that ·· ~ In 1ts report tOday, the commmee dcc1ded that more punishment was tnvolvcmcnt m the mfractions A warranted m adduion to the selfdeciSIOn on whether to reinstate htm 1mposcd probation ··g•ven the sJgmfwho was mvolved m some of the 'ould be reached wlthm a week. or 1cant v10lauons O\'Cr a lengthy period Huggms. who was not directly named m any of the dozen!> of VIOla- lion s. e:<.pccted less severe· s:mc11ons The un1vemty will not appeal the NCAA's findmg s. " I feel very bad about 11 particularly because It's affected people's lives." Huggms smd. "I thmk 1t's affected the umverslly - Heel bad about that I feel bad thatll's affected people's lives and reputations . ufumc." campus for one year. lnfracuons heard tcsumony in the Cmcmnatt's problems were fi"t case last August. uncovered during the 1996-97 basWilliams received what amounted kclball season when questwns were to a one-year suspension from the raJSed about Willid'ms' eligibility, NCAA for recc1vong 1m proper acade)n the months tliat followed. the un1verstty uncovered VIolations involving a rnanager, LOyer, By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) -Coach Steve Logan doesn't mmd lhat East Carohna lacks p1uazz. He figures that as long as the Pirates avmd mistakes. they've got a chance. The~r 24-21 victory Thursday mght over winless Cincinnati came down to thal . The Bearcats remamed 0-for-1998 by turnmg the ball ~ver four umes -twice on interceptions in the end zone - 'and missing two field goals. They also had a punt &turn for a touchdown nullified by penalty ': Even though East Carolina (5-4. 2-2 Conference USA) got pushed around much of the time. 11 broke a tllrec-game losing streak by making few glanng miStakes , : . ··we ' re not particularly dynamic," Logan said. ~· When we don't make big errors. we're capable of win· mic and financial asSistance He withdrew from the school and has filed a Iawsu1t claiming the un~ve,..l­ ty should have followed the NCAA rules, boo~ters :md players The manager was fired, Loyer was placed on leave, players were suspended and , superVIsion of the program was tightened :(he Beareats w1ll lose three If any further violatiOns occur The universaty's lindmg prompted scholarships between 1999-2001 and wllhm the next five years, the pro- the NCAA to conclude there was a be limned on thCJr recruumg gram w1 ll he subjec t to much more lack of 1nsmut1onal control over Cmcmnatt , is the second severe pcnah•cs under the NCAA's Huggms' program, lcavmg 11 sUbject Conference USA school to face the rcpc;_u-vwlator provisions. to major pcnallaes. The univers1ty NCAA's judgment m the last three The sanc110ns came 22 months responded by doong an about-face months LoUISVIlle's basketball team after th.e un1vers11y began lookmg last June, 1n hopes of softemng the was banned from postseason,J!Iay for · into the ehgib1lity of point guard blow one year and the university rcccaved Cl1arlcs Wtlllams. an mvcsugauon Athleti c director Bob Gam wnhthree years' probation last that expanded and foul'ld numerou s drew the university's adm1ss1on to September Lou J< VJIIe has appealed problems m th e program. some of the V!Oiatwns and contested part of the dec1~ 1 on Loyer. linked to some of the most the lack -of-control allegatiOn He , The sanctJons agams1 Cincmnall :severe v10latton:-. mvolvmg also 1mposed a one-year probation arc m additiOn to the rccruumg Wall1am s has remamcd on paad . - essentially, a limn on recruuing rcstnct10ns the umversaty put an leave dunn i! the mvcstlgauon If he - and hoped that would appease the place last summer as pa1r of a self- as rcmstntcd bY the um vcrsa ty. he assoc~aCJon unposed onc -yc;u probatmn Wou ld not be allowed to rcaull off The NCAA's Comm 11tee on ' ning some games." ; The queslmn for Cincinnati (0-9, 0-5) is whether u Will wm any games m 1ts worst season smcc 1937. The Searcats have two more chances to cnher break out of their slump or wmd up the first team on school history to goO-II. , · The 1937 team was til( last one to fimsh w1thout a wm, gomg 0-10. On ly five Cincinnati teams have failed tb wm a gam•- none since 1937, " It's difficult to work hard and practice hard and not successful." defenm·e tackle Kevm Ward sa1d. , It was a bad mght all around tor Cmcmnall, wh1ch gave away more than 10,000 tickets to try to 1mprcss the J,OSPN audience with a big crowd. Instead. only 19,098 - the smallest crowd of the season at Nippert Stadium .;:_showed up on a cold, windy mght 1 " There were a lol of m1stakcs made by a lot of people I don't thmk you can narrow H down to one or two people " ' The NCAA mamtaoned there was a Jack of mstnuuonal control 1esult- '!< 4-2 vict,o ry over Sena.t ors Penguins notch KANATA , Ontano (AP)- Kevm Constanrm e didn 't think much of hJS tOOth career coachmg victory years ol~ when I catch Scotty n't even thmk about tt until one.of "All that means ls that I' ll be 7S3 Bowman," Constantine said. " I d1d- my coaches came up and congratulated me." Co nstantine reached the milestone when his Pittsburgh Penguins came back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Ottawa Se nators 4-2 Thursday nt ght For just the second tome in 68 games (56-2-10), the Senators blew a lead after two penods and had their three-game w1nnmg streak snapped by the Penguins, who scored four unanswered goals m the final 34·3 1 NHL scon ng leader Jarmmr Jagr had a goal and an assiSt to extend hi s multlplc-pmnt sconn g ~ streak to seve n games. Martin Straka, Jan Hrdm,a and Robert Lang also scored for P1ftsburgh Ottawa gotllrst-pcnod goals from Chns Ph1ll1ps and Vaclav ProspaL Pmsburgh's Jcan-Sebasucn Aubm stopped 24 of 26 shots '"earnong hJS f1rst carc.cr v1ctury alter a shaky start "It's mcrcdible," he smd "It 's the best day ol my l1fe" Jan Hrdona upped 1n the gameWinn er. hiS first NHL go~L off Bobby Dallas' sl ap shoJ wnh 4 06 left 1n the game The loss marred the comeback of Senators forward Dan1el Alfrcdsson, who played on hiS first game Since May 15 after he tore the MCL'" Ins lcfl knee dunng t1Jin!llg c,unp sew n GETTING READY - Pittsburgh goalie Jean- Alfredsson in the first period of Thursday night's weeks ago, "The knee held up really good." Sebastien Aubin gets his guard up in preparation NHL contest in Kanata , Ontario, where the from a deflected shot by Ottawa's Daniel Penguins won 4·2. (AP) Al lredsson smd. " I knew I wasn' t . 1 II I li II " ' II I ·I ,, I ' I , , I \ . ' ( ' ' I I I II I I: 1998 GOLF TRAIL PACKAGES Mi.lrphy ~ nd C luhn Vmns to mmor league contracts DOSTO N RED SOX Agr<'~d to terms w1th or Darren Le"1~ on a lhret ~ca1 ~ont r,lll CIXVII AND IND IANS S1gned RHI' 0,1\C Burb.tto a tw o Year wn tr..ct exten s11m tl1rnugh the ABL NHL standings standings EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE :rum New Ens iand ~L f<l. 0 I 000 0 000 I Ch1engo COLUMBUS Nashville Ph1laddph1a 0 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 I 000 WESTERN~·CONFERENCE ~ L o a 0 0 • [J 0 Iu.m Co lorado Portla nd Sao Jo5e Sean le 0 J) C-'1. 000 AllanUc Dl\'islon lit! l.tJun Pittsburgh Ph1ladelphta Ne" kn;e-y NY lslanden N Y Ran~ers 111 Ill 112 I ono 72 Ph11.Klelpl11a 6~ Saturdafs games So utheo ~l ~ '1 45 -·- • Itlon 4 6 1 6 l :rum Stanfmdll:!) 4 K ~ ntu L L\ Ill ~ M1du ~an S1 10-~ 16~ 2 \Iii .t I ~09 22 ~ 1 4.J\ 21·1 1 :!0 9 I UlO IOUt1h II Nnr1h Cmnlina )Q.J l .j .J 9S\ 9~6 7 I :!4-9 :!2 7 :!O 1o Q-14 1LJ 27 6 7q 9 28 ~ 72t.l II 22 K 72cl ,, \0 'i l-1 lJ 706 I ~l'i II .!4 K :!6 tt 20 12 !'i 'l 49\ 49 I .! l Oklahllln,l \ 1 14 \l.i'l ~ hlll !! t nn I~ CINCINNAt i I fl Pur.Ju..: 17 X,1110:r IK ,, rl,<lrlll I ~ A1L 111 ~n' 10 Nc" ~k ~t..u 11e SH ~~· ~~,~ J2 lritll,ltlrl 2 I Rh11J~· hl .mJ 1-1 ;l. ij()l,l 766 12X I~ !XX 1-J 1\! n~'t< hu-.:tll 11 II '-l'l 1'i k u1s C"hmu .m 27 f• l ~o l (,' OthH~H'H I \1!1): \Uh' ( ltlll~ll ll 14-l ( lllh1111hl ')! l\ki11Jlhl\ 7'1 'o111 th ( u nhn 1 70 Mlllllt "''' i"l "i (" " ' 1!1,1 (,fl l lf'o;l \ ~o "'• J,•Jm , '' (, ,,,, \!,.. k , l• l \ \\,k< f .,l('q ll 1)~\,l u•n ll I(J 1'1111. ~ 1t•ll 2 ' 11~·11 11 "il 111 ' ( IIPIH\1 \ t I\ 1\11 ,\\11 (J)\IJtot t l ~ l•ll " I ( huk , wn I~ lil,llll St \'i (io:• • l ~• \\ "h111 ~ tun I I 'I un1 1l l 1 1~ h'" 10 \lo111 d o ·~ N \ iifl 1 1l.lll lu\111 \l 1 llnnn n~ h1 111 l l k11n11~: \1'' " "\1'1'1 2 ,\k.RIIl\ l I'"' I ~h,h\1!11 1 I \ ,•llfhun \ldh I 7 ll 12 I 6 l ,\n.1he1m S.tn Jose l ,\ngdes l 4 I 9 24 " " 16 l7 28 24 ~' .4 15 " " 14 II " l7 l7 7 16 "' 10 11 ll lO 11 14 ll lO II II 24 21 14 26 9 6 14 I 22 Nut 1o nal Lf a~: ut' CHl(t\GO CUBS t\ !! ft't!d to t~rm s w1th U IP Terry Mullw ll:~n d on,, t .... o ycn r <Onl mct ClNC INNAll REDS D~dmcd 10 I!X<!HISt' rhc1r 1999 upt1on on UF Mch1n N1e•o:s anJ p l .1~ed h1m •m unconditto n;,l relua5C "";u\~ r s OtfereJ s.li ruv nrbnra-' lion to RHP J:lson Ben: N mH:d Phtlhp 'Wellman m n n .1~.::r M.1d: Jcn~m s pit (h m.e com h Jnd lum .Spencer tr;ullt'r of Ch .lll:lnooga of the Sout h~rn Lo:.•g.ur ' HOUS rDN AS fROS Nnm~d Womcn M1lll r .mJ Alysu n Footer IIS~(>u,ne d1re uwrs ol flll'JI.\ rei,\· 11011~ .md Joe Unh rm~t~ r m~n or lc.1g uL l'f' ~ l 111ons ,JSS ISI.1111 LOS ANCH:U:S DODGERS N.uued Ron Ro.: 111• h· mm1.1 ~u .111d Gu) Conti plldHng ( \l,Jch lt'l S:m AntoniO Ollht' re,;ns Ua~U l.' PHIL ADEII' HIA I'Hll.lll S Pln(lJ Of 1 ~n n\ LJ}kS tl .lt)ll th ~ vnhnu.u y·ljCiirnlli sl N"l1ll.'J Rul'!CI\ 7 ' '' '• . 21 17 Thursdav ls scores Am,\ro Sr nss lst,mt d1re• tor 11f 111111or !1.' tg\IL' pl.'rmn nc l and rov mg nunor l ~ ague In fi eld lUaLh S1gned RHP Joel Benneu RHP Ste\e Schrenk RHI' Sk•e Moot~:!Omer y RHP Sh.1d Williams LH P Billy lifewcr C Alberto lasu llo INF Luu Lul~.t JNf 1%rey LMullo nod 01 Lou Frnz1er to mmor- lea~ue ~ou rr.1Us "' S,\N Dll GO PADRES Nilmed Tom l ~V.Jsseur managl.'r narrd Akcrfclds p11chmg co:.d1 and n 1ad BtJ1ley batung conch for Rnocho f'ucnmCinga ol1hc. C.thlorntil l ..cag u ~ SAN FRANC ISCO GIAN I S l>~l \, nc tl to ~~~ r ll!i~ lhCif 11)99 opuon on INI R~y S.nllh(•z Basketball Amcncan Ra s kdhalll.ta~ue C.:ULORADO XPLOSJON Announced the rt't1rcmen1 1nfG Mell.lJy Ho\I.,JrJ Actlv;:ttcd G N1k.k.t Roulllnrd Nn mcJ Susie Wnrgm .md 1hnd Anderson 10 the ()Jl<:r.Jllom ~1,1 f1 Coffey, Miller, ., Hockey Natlonalllocktv League NHL Su s pend~d Buffaln Sabrcs RW Mnllhcw B.lrn.lby for fou r g 11\lCS and rll\ed lum $ 1 000 lor slnkmg Bo~ton Bnuns I I' J A~elnon 0111hc head 111 a Nm l gnme BDSroN BRUINS Agreed to term~ 1.\l th C An son C.\fter on a two yeu r contr.Kl BUFFALO SAB RES Recalled r Randy Cun ncy"o rt h and C l:r1k Rasmusse n \rom Rochester nllhe ,UU. CAl GARY FLA MES Rt!c:l l\ed G Jc.m· Scba ~ \lt'll G 1 ~uerc fru m Sa101 John of the AHL nnd G Matt E1sll'r trom J ol111~1uWn ot the ECHL A ss 1gn ~d r M.mm St Louts to Sn1n t John of rhe AHL CH ICAGO BLACKHAWKS Stg.ned G Andr~1 rn•t 1l n~ and ass1gn ~ d htm to lodmoapul1io! II.: IHL EDMONlON OIL ERS Assigned r Kyle 1\lctsn n to M <: mplil > uf lht' C HL !"LORIDA PANl HERS I onned D F1li1, Ku11.1 1" Kcnltl( k) nf 1hc AHL VANCqlJVER CANUCKS A>s•gneJ IJ Chm l\1<. 'll1s tt'1 !11 Syrncuse nl the <\HL Het:.J!Icd 1 W 1' ~ 1~1 Sdl.ldl!l !rom S~rrr~ u sc ol the AH I College NCAA Placed the Ctnctnnntt men s bnskctbnll program on two yenrs prob.1110n and n on ounc~-d the U!ll\ emty w1 1l \o§e lhtu scholarsh1p5 bel...,ecn ! 999· 2001 nnd bt.' ltmued tn recnmmg ARIZONA Annouoced sophomore G Quyon l cbbs left the ITI<!rt s basketball team CEN TRAL FLORIDA Promo1ed M1ke Kru czc~ frum mtcnm fo01ba ll coac h to head fo01ba ll coac h FLO RIDA Suspended C Corey Yarbrough one foOibilll game for m1ssmg clnsses • FLORIDA .iT LANTJC Announced Rob Rolhns and Joson StclmacKi left the- mens basketb.lllll'illll IDA HO SlATE rm~:d !n Cross athlelle dtrec· h.l l.•mJ Tom Wulsh fo01bo ll conch cfii~LII\C nt the end of 1he1r current ~ontr.Jus IOWA STATE Exte nded the controel of Dan McC.u ney fu(Jiball co:tdl ' throu gh the 2001 sen•on $199° ., 0 •, HAMPTON COVE, 0xMOOR VALLEY, GRAND NATIONAL OR MAGNOLIA GROVE Sp_ring March 1-May 31 3 DAYS OF UNLIMITED' GoLF AND 2 NIGHTS OF ACCOMMODATIONS ~ Available Monday-Thursday. 'One 18-Hole Championship round and unlimited additional play on ,the Short Course euch day. Additional 18 Championship holes per day available at 112 posted greensfees per facility. Summer ]unel-September 30 3 DAYS OF'UNLIMITED GoLF AND 2 NIGHTS OF ACCOMMODATIONS Available Monday-Sunday. B o~ tnn ~ l or rtnto l • Fall Pnt sburj!h 4 0!1111\ • 2 Car"\111.1 6 N Y llllndl.'n; l St LOull 2 I n~ All !tdc·~ 2 ( IH~ I Na.~11\lllc at 9 r~nne~~ee I~ '' :!0 ~ K anu~ 12 UCLA I I 16 I 17M ~ 1 -9 1 0711 1~ 4 I 067 n Maryland 7 temple 'I 9 ); 1 Tuni~ht's ~ames C.troh nn nt Wn~hmp:l o n I p m C h1 ~ a go nt 1ampa ll.t; 7 m p m lktroll at F'hot'l\1( !! p rn 10 Iii II 29 ll111~ion ' Lo~ HI tilt- preseason A~ SUI.: I o l lCd ro\1 w1 th lir ~t·pl.tce \Ole~ m p.trcntheses 1997 98 records tota l potnts bn~ed on 25 pom1s lur o rir st - p l <~~e \Ole through one powt lor a 25th plnLe \Oil" and finnl rankmg Last ll,J. ~ .lfuk I Duke (14t U-4 1,747 \ 2 Connecucutt2~t U 5 I 714 6 ~ Pa(1fic Ph Ol' nl~ lOp 25 t~.t mi l'fl'i ~ n~n s hn~kc th nll l 7 ' 0 5 I 4 2 D11l ns llle ,," Nurlh¥1 1'!11 Dl\ISIOn Color~do AP pre-season Top 25 men's college poll " "" ll'L I fl>. G.E lid Edmomun Van• nu• ~ r Calgary Senule 9 p m I 11 0 12 12 l ll 28 l l l ll 24 l 10 10 5 l ' 6 5 u Sunday's games a1 " 10 10 Crntral Dh1siun N,.:;tnllk San lose ll 29 l 10 WESTERN CONFERENCE Ch1~.1go Colori'ldo at Port land 7 p m ' " " 12 ' 20 Dl\i.SIOn 5 4 l • 11 5 6 I II St LOUIS Dl'lro1t Clmago at Ph1\;uk lphm 7 p m C..OLUMBUS at Nash,•lle 8 p m ' 4 Wa ~hmgmn • 9 6 l·lnnd a n~ l nn d Jt COLUMBUS 7 p m Ill 11\e al Chicago !\r Ill :-.~ lllk 11 ColnraJn 9 p 111 PurlluuJ ,n S,m J11~~ II p rn 6 6 4 5 l 5 6 C 1rohn~ lamp:~ fltv Tonight's games 11 D1~1siuo Toromu 011a"a Hulfalo Husto n r.tontr<:al 000 000 5 4 l 6 4 0 6 6 0 l Northeasl G.Ji Thursday's score r nl!l~ nd .ll'L I fl>. G.E lid 5 1 l 11 ll .ll 200 I se ••so n ~ [)['I RO ll I !(1ERS PrnmoteJ Ra ml1n Pcnil to .ts~l s t <Jn l 10 b 1seb.tll oper mons for for~ • t- n 1fl urs roRUNIO !lLUL JA'lS N.uned l',u Kelly mu1or league :td' .mce ~c,lut October1-November 30 3 DAYS OF UNLIMITED GoLF AND 2 NIGHTS OF ACCOMMODATIONS Cnlgnry ~ p m Culur u.lo a1 Edmontun Q p m Available Sunday-Thursday. Sa 11 Jo'it' .11 A"nl1crm .. 10 '0 p rn Saturday's games lir)~ lnn Call!-800-949-4444 for Trail Packages and tee times. 1) , ,\1 , 1~ 7p m 7 lOp m .11 L1•" Ansdl'!'i 9 ~0 p m .11 .u Oun"' 1 . Dtstnct 13 voll ey ball honmces 111 . DIVISJ<>n I and II were released by, ~ea coaches Fnday ~ Jmnmg Mei gs Marauders Ttacy tZottc y .1nd Ton ya M1llc1 on the fi rst· dcmn wc1c Athens' Enn Perry a nd Megan Goodwm Galh.t Academy 's Sh;nna Carte r. Log.1n's JcsSJ t,.mnm i! nnd N1kk1 Tucker (she was the onTy· sop~omorc gc llm g fu st< 1 ~arr, · 1 he Tn-Vallev Confe1encc Se nior AII -Stm ga me .;nd DJStllcl 13 All Star vollevball match \II III he held th1s weekend d1 stnct offi cials announced today The Tn -Valley Conference match will be held Monday, Nov. 9 at 6 30 a! M1llcr Ht gh School ; The Distnct 13 volleyball match will be held Sunday Nov 8 at 2 p.m. at Athens H1gh Schoo l . Add1t1onally, the State All -Star Vo lley ball ga me w1ll be hel d on Sunday. Nov 22 al Wooster H1gh School at I p m :: As a re sult ol carn mg her second cbnsecutJve Tn -Vallcy Co nference ¥VP honor and DIVISIOn IV lil1stnct Player of the Year, Eastern's Valenc K,m w1ll be ell glhle to participate on , t ~c lucal i\11 - St~r games and will be Q1stnct 13's Jcprc sc ntatJ vc to the state meet at Wooster. Karr has to dcudc wh1 ch two of the tl1rcc games ,tJe w1 ll participate 111 as per Oh 1o I>l1gh Sclutol H1gh School i\thlct1c Assocm uon guu.lc lmcs ' Southern's Kun Saytc will a lso l),nllupato 111 the local i\ U-S tar • Eastern's Don Jackson. as a resu lt c;l h1 s te.un's outst~uu.lnH.' lc.J -1 mark , ddii ii Cd h1 <.: \CCOJld ._(on\CC tJil VC WSAZ-TV to show local football games Sunda~ 's ~am~s 1mp 1 B.r1 _. p m IIIlo,[ 111 11 ( nnlm,l ~ p m Ctll\ ll oldt• II ( .!I,• lr\ r. pIll IJlt H 11 ,11 \n,1h~ m1 ~ p m I dmo lil•'ll 11 ( lu,, l1'11 '\I' 111 \/,.,1 lull; .I\ l l wn l!ll:,d h1"h \dll1ol !.!dll lt:\ <tiC ..,Li t\ tluh.:d lo h~.:'" IL:,tlur <,;d 1~1111pl tl o n ,l'fJI• Ih,dl l11d.t y Nt," ltl 1111 WSA'I.' - 1v (( h . l lllll..: l {; l ilt: \ h•• Vv Transactions l tldtl\ " \mtn< m I 1 ,\~11t ,\N\Hll/1.1 1\N(d IS N,nwd H. 1d1 IJih I IIIII •1111 ' ( "U hll ~ l ll\l l i ~IOitl \ , \l,ll~l'l l~thrll\111 OHirliiS lt,:.i! tlll\1 .' -' 'il,t: nul 1)1 \l 1 ~t WWW.RrJQOLF . COM ~ ' lll :·l d tt hh p.itl n f L:.tL h Nt.:w\( l l.t lll tl l ~ l trlll~ht' f ltl\ 11 dll 1 ••,till\ \ B,,schall ' La~dermilt team reco,g nttmn) River Y.1llcy\ Jenmfcr Corneliu s and Ang1c DeGarmo, Rock Hill 's Beth Med1ngcr and W.trren l.ocal ;s Mand y Goon and Bohb1 Jo OhiiiCI the go-ahead touchdown before Don Rollins returned an mte1cept1on 86 ya1ds to clmch the outcome. The Ptratcs a lso scored on Charlie Moskal' s 75-yard run lind Steve Ens1gn's 'B-yard run . hoth m the first quarter. TEAM ' TOPICS T1ffin ColumbJan and ne~ ghboring Calvert are both 9-0 for the first time m ht story; ' Pandora-Gilboa captured its first Blanchard Valley Conference crown m 18 years; Kenton won only 1ts third Western Buckeye League title since 1948 when it scored wuh seven seconds left to beat L1ma Bath 2 1-I4 , Granv1llc ,IS averagmg 54.8 points a game; and Summtl Station Lic kmg Heigh ts ha s surrendered eight pomts a game while go mg 8- 1 AIR BUDS T1Ifin Calvert's Nate Kell er has passed lor 1.907 yards and 30 touchdowns th iS season; Fmdlay passers combmcd for 322 d d h 4~ g · yar .~ an 1 ree score> 10 a -- wm over Fremont Ross, wnh Ryan Hll passing for 20 9 yards and one score, Ben Roethlishcrgcr going 2-for-Z for two touchdowns 67 and on Bena pairyards of and lateral-passes d , 2 , 46 Farnsworth was 2-.or•Of yar s. both on fake punts, Jeremee Butts thl ew five touchdown. passes an<( Llltleton Lloyd times ran for tn 255MansfJCid yards and sco red three Senior's 49_T wm ove r Man sfield .. ~ EASTERN S.ENIORS - These Eastern football Bailey, Joey Dillon and Jason Mora. Behind them . players will play their final game tonight against are Josh Hager, Billy Schultz, Mike Tuttle, Adam _w~at~e_rt_o_rd-:.:-In_f_r-:o~nt--:a~re"':':"(_L::·R_)--:J-.T-.--:W-:h::it-:e-:,-:B_e_a-:u--S~an::d_e_r_s_a::n_d_J~e-re_m--:y-C-:a~s-to-:.--~----­ -c MKaaldbisroann, 'BoruclyoruurssWcoyrensfoarndd'spDaass~eldd •· for one in a 54- 18 bca tmg of Crcstlmc; and w1th four 1cccp11ons tor 80 yards '" a 41 -2 0 wm over Dublin Sc1oto, J1mmy Roge rs set an Upper Arlington record w11h hiS 37 Jcccptlons RUNNING WILD Minerva's Levt Mad1son t:dJJicd 14 tunes lor 33 1 yards and sco red on run s ol 46, 77, .s ix. 31. .34, f1ve and 65 yard s ~ nd was pulled lrom the game wi th tlucc m1nutcs lett 111 the lust hall - get District 13· honors Lo g.m s K11stcn Ha1tman , R1vcl lew o th e r ~ ,lll ltlll!! them (Ci.d ll .t Valley 's Chelsea l.lcGanno. Rocli Academy s AJJ . , ha RoJas and R1vct H1ll's Sh.1y Ve-se ly. Sou th Plllnt \ V.tjlcy's Mcg.m ~'lulf01U .am ong 1he Ch11 S YlghatK() 1anJ W.u1c.:n Lo~:.1l's lo~.,,JI playcJs) ollt_; ciJgt hlc 10 pl.ly I ll D.truc Cl.n k ' sC111or all-sl.tr m.atdll'S sl,ttcd tor Jmmng lh c Mar ,IUdc t s' T.111 gy O hm c1 was named the Pl.tH'I Dl Su nd.ty, No\ ~ .tt 2 p 111 .11 the Laudermtlt on th e hurHn ttb lc· mcn - the Year. while hc1 coach Run Untvc!sllv Il l Rw Gnmllc lt on hst we re Athens' L1ndscy K1ddcr w,\s n.uncd Coach ol the Adm iS. shH1 1s $3 lot .1dulh .md $2 Swa nk Gallia Ac.tdemy·s K11111.1 Yc.tr !01 st udents 1\\\,trds \\ II I IK· piC 'iC III Stmpk1n s, J.\Ckson \ M.um Lcotl 1. Th e scn HH s .mHmg th em .1nd .t c d .ti ter the lll.tt~.:hcs Sayre, Jackson earn P1 ttshur~h N.l'>h\1]1,• 11 Vlillil\1'~1 10 1' 111 <,;, !nut<, 11 S,w )u lt I() ' 0 Jl 111 Cmnnna11 \\OUnd up hold1ng tho: hall for 41 ll p1i111g I" ,u l l p111 WSA'/. L,lltlll. l ULW\ .t iL '>L itctl uk d to ht.: .tllolll~ l ll ' \ lk lflll Ml·t~.., .IilLI (hll il.l 1\l .ttl i.: IIIY I~ J VI.: I V dlt.:y t!· lllll: '-; Coach of the Year honors 1n both the Tn- Valley Conlcrcnce and DJStnct tvc, District -1 3 hono·rs tunes for 217 yards. F1nally Mount Vernon went 0 10 m 1996. 2-K 111 1997 and loS11l < fnst two g.unes tlu s yc.tr \VIIh Rob : Hoope r runnong lor atlc.J<t IOIJ ya rd': m each game, the J.1ckets ha ve won: lh Cir Iast seve n. captunn g l1c11 I fnst · Oh10 Cap11.1 l Cunlcrcncc d""'"" Iitie .tlon g lhc way The Sl'\C IJ - g,Jt Hl' winmn!l st tc.ak 1s the ~o, dwnl'~­ longest, Si iJcC 1961 and h,JS put the~ Ja~.: kc ls - toac · I1c d I1y I'Jll .tn (',,\\1111 who w,JS 2 20 hclo1e t'hc hoi , , 1cak: -- 111 po\ tt10n fur the plnynlls :: In the 'c hool s tOOth \' C, II of lo tll ~ 11,111 11 " been a l l.!lll,tik.Jhlt: lllln; .nou nd • Meigs varsity volleyball crew ends season at 17-5 'Jhr.: Rl\ Cl Valh:y R.udt.:J., Jclc.tlL'J Me1g-. I') I I · ~ I I (t I') l.t 'ol :-.i.llu rd.n Ill thr.: Dl\ IS IO II II J ~!o.I II L: I \tdlt;yh.II I llll ll Udl l ll' tl! ltl'ld .11 til l' l l ttt\ L' \ "1 11\ n! i{)tl U1 anJt..' 'I :mgy LmJcnmlt ll' d the t\l.tl.tudcJ" l 17i. 'i) " ~ ~ ~~ II nl I I :-.~.: 1\ 111~ ' t.' t).' 111 po1nts .md IJv~: .t'\S ish ·1111.:1.1 D.n1s w.1s ~l'\l'll !01 ~c\l.: n \l'l\llt!! \\ t!h 11\t.: S h .mn on P11 u~ w.1~ nnlL' ltll n ulL' ~t.: l \11 1 ,!,! \\tilt ln l' p1unh thll'l' 'J(lny.l Milici \\,\s 1\ll 11 \f..' sCt\J ilg 111lel' pt•tlll" Jhl u .' ~Ill" on l' ... , :.; !ooe1\ mg " 1111 Jill l'l" jlllllll" .tnd seve I} kills Mehss,t \Vet!)' w.1s lm11 ltrt luu1 \\J i lt u11L ptlllll AI H) 11\ . , dl I I\C \\ li b ci S~lS( S .md on~ hl o\,: k '!I .u.:y Col i cy was II\.: IIll h.id three kills cllld O II C hlock Til tan Haltlnll .iddcd \1\'IJ hi Junior high Eagle spikers post season's final re.sults In three games, the Eastern e1ghth grade volleyball team went 2- 1 and the seventh grade 1-2 dunng closmg actiOn of the regular season. The JUnior ht gh teams ol coac h Jcss1ca Radford posted a good 1998 cam pa1 gn. .• In th e seve nth grad e Federal Hocking cl aim ed tile wm 15- 12, 5I 5, and 15- 12. Eastern' s Becky Taylor .If'd the way w11h a 17 -17 servon g mght and 13 pomts, Kat1e Robertson '>'as 9- 12 w1th c1ght powts and an ace, Kass Lodw1ck was 10- 11 wuh seve n pmnts; Stacy Smith 11 - 12 with six po mts, Alyssa Holter 6-8 wn h four pmnls and an :ll:C, JcssJ C.t Boyles 2-5 w1 th one pomt tllld nn al'c Smit h w,1s 5-6 sclttng wuh one set lor a ktll , and three dmks. Lodw1 ck was 1-2 w1th a kill wh1le Rohcrtson li nd Boy les c,;,u; h h.td • pomt1, and three aces. Boy les was 77. wnh >IX pomt s and and three .tees, Lodwick 5-6 w1th hvc pmnts and twu aces, Becky To1ylor 4-5 wtth an ace. Boyles also had two kills, Pratt a pomt , and Robertson h.td an ,tee. In c t g hth ~ gr~tde ac11on Eastern deteaied Federal Hock mg 15- 12 and 15-6 N1kk1e Phillips was 13 -13 witli 12 po1nts, ;md an ace, lcnnll er Chadwe ll 7-7 w1th hvc pumh and ,m ace; Krystal Baker 5-5 With l1 vc pomt), Jess Di lion 5-5 .t nd lour , pomts, Ashley Boyles 6-7 with four pornts, Tara F1shcr and L1sa Smr lh one c;,Kh Jess Dillon had a sp1kc. Also 1n the ctg:h t grade. E.Jstct n dcleatcd Southern 15-' and 15- 12 Philhps W,l s 11- 11 wn h l' lg: lu pom ls. two .ll:cs, Boyles 10-12 wllh seve n pomt s, Jcn Ch,1dwcll 8-8 wu h live srl'kcs ' pouus und nn ,H;c; D1llon 7-7. foul · Hannan ·1rat:c , a comhm ctl scv~ po111ts. tlll .H.:e, B~lkCI 4-4 .md llu cc c lllh- ,\lld Clght h -g l .ldC team defeat- potnls , T<11.1 F1shc1 ~-~ .tnd twtJ ed Ea,lC In 15-13 clod 15-6 Sm lllt pOIIll s, clllll Li sa Smllh 2-3 .m.ll O ll l' w.1s Y-9 With s.:vcn pmnts .tnd two pn111t aces. T1~1 Pratt W,\s 6-{1 Wi th thr et.: Phillips W,IS 2-2 wn h t1yo kil ls pomt o.;. Tt~ylor was 7-7 wn h tlu cc .111d Dillon,, kill • points , Rohc1tson 6 - (l wu h two E.1~tc1n l.kll'.t!t.::d Sout h we,le ln p o lllt"i , Holler 6 -6 w llh t wo points, two g.un~s l o tJI IL', I'i -2. 12 - 1'· and and o~ IY lcs () .. 2 15 12 Boyles w..ts 19 ol llJ Wl lh 1-l Sm1th h.rd .t dm~ .tnd Boyle s ,, ptll nl s and .til .tee D1llon was 15- 1:'i ., rlloa.: \.V llh II pom ts. Plulhp s w.1s lll- 10. Rat.lloHI s,ud " I .1111 IC;,IIIy ptoud SIX ro mr .....md tluce ,\t.:C~ l"lshcl 6 X ol tJw, ~ 1 ou p o l g1rb Th~ y stepped Wit h l1vc p()l ll ls, .md . 111 .ILC Jcnnlie1 tHJ\11 the llo01 wllh .111 n ldi..' l 111 01\! C had we ll wo~s 7-4 wtlh hVL' pOints L'X pc tt cn~..:cd lC.IIll .uul stt~ye d lt glll .unl .m ace, Stn!th .was 1-2 .mJ one Wll lltll c m II w.t"' .1 glll\d cll n11" po mt . and B.tkcl 1-:! 1 : <~'- l t.:lll d e l e.ll ~,; d S(lllthr.:llt 15-7 Phillips W,l ., S-'i w llh 11\ c kills .md l <i - ~ Sm 11h ktl the w.1 y \\ llh .uul D1 lhm \\,r s 4-' sptk111g .uwlht.:l pt.::IIL'll 14 - lcl 111 ght 12 ' ,, TRUCKS ANI VANS TO I:HODSI FROM! NIW PONTIACI NOW IN STOCK!· 23,150* 8 Brand New 1999 Chevy Full Size Conversion Van • Vortec V-8 Power • 4 Captain's Chairs • Rear Sofa Bed • Fiberglass Running Bds. • Custom Alum. Wheels • Loadedl 101 L Fl\1 •:1•: I~\(){) h.II J.., dllliiWO ,\SS\ Sh w1ll be lc lc,\scJ thts 13. Compl ete ,1 11 -L:unlctcJH.:c ,ulLI .dl- ol a 77-6 battering of Canton South, Earl Haynes ru shcq a sc hool-record 50 times lor 301 yards on Fairfield 's 32-2 1 w1n ovc1 Lakota West and Booker Vann earned 40 tunes for 242 yards as Middletown beat Lakota East, 2 1-7:. Bexley's Col1n O'Reilly gatncd 255 yardso n 20carncs a nd sc01ed 11vc tunes rn .134- 12 Vll'toJy ovc1 London. Jason Southct piCked up 235 ymds and four touchdQwns as San d us ky Pcr k lib•· loppc d Castalia Margaretta .14-23, unhcatcn Cmc mnatl Colt.~ l i.J t n ru shed lor 57~ yards m bcatmg Mam1lton 40-2 1. with Daryl Rohin son to ling 25 time s lot 2:10 :ard ' and B J. Askew 20 p11111t s ' g,un~:s Ehmnlo m Ph1ladelph1.1 1 p m Nc .... Jcrsc) ,1 1 1\ond~. I ~0 p m N Y R.1ngcrs atloronhJ 7 p m N Y l ~ l.mJcrs :u Montrt'.rl 7 r n1 w~~h 111g1 o n . ScholastiC sid elights . OR HIGHLAND OAKS National Foolba\1 L~ague PH IL i\DFLP HI A FAGLES S1gncd S Br1 ,m Dawkm ~ to 1 (On lra~t extensron through Ihe 200 ~ seaso n ··lltC) du.ln"t th.:at u :-, - \\I.: kt lht.'lll h,t,r..: !he !!·trnc ·· LOat..h Rh.. \o. Mmtcr ~;uti .. nw. . !..'J11lt...' \\a!\ It> \ ( 111 the 111 '-1 up more than (\\ICC a~ nWn) fir,t dcm n....h E.1st Carohna half whcn "c J1d not t~lc ,,lh ... ~t.t~L" p f !he "P I1PIIun llt L" " .md ru,hmg for 126) ard" m e1 .til - anJ lo.,mg hc~.:.m-.c prcs~nlcd lo u' Wc ha\~ nohod\ 111 hl.tmc hut o ut ol the hlundc" 'chc' ~p.m ~ pass and then ran 30 yard~ on a draw to the Townsh1p four MormngSiar, who rushed tor ,203 AP Sports Writer yards a nd lour touchdowns, ,scored Nothmg can be taken for granted w11h no tnne left, then added the in Oh1o high schoo l fnothall Need two-po mt convemon for a 43-42 an examp le"' Here arc three Wtn , -Elyria Catholic had a first - After Racine Southern scored down, the ball, a 14-13 lead and on Josh DaviS' 46-yard blocked punt tb~re were only 34 seco nds left. Yet return m the second 'quarter, no one Mentor Lake Catholic won. could find the kicking tee that is Lake Catholic's Kev m Hille always used on pomt-after tnes. So miSsed "11 extra-pomt k1ck that the coaches changed direction and would have lied the game With I :43 went for two points. DaviS ran for left, but then kicked and recovered the conve,..ion and a 15-7 lead. an onside ki ck. The Cougars dro.ve to The teams traded points the rest the EC 24, but H1llc 's 41-yard field- 1of the game, but the momentanly goal attempt was far short and was mJS sing tee may have spe lled the difdowned at the two ference in Southern's 29-27 victory ,: On first down , however, EC blew over Waterford. af""nd(Jff and the ball squtrted into Elsewhere, Ryan Brewer of Troy tne end zone, resulting in a safety was up to his old tricks, treat ing hi s and MLC 's 15-14 win. fans to a career-high 359 yards on 28 :__ "You can never give up," Lake carries and live touchdowns m a 65Sj:mor defensive end Tom Rcgovich 7 lands lide over Clayton Northmont s}id--C ' ~~on•.,..owns · ·- h'1p Thai gave Brewer 2.567 yards for the ' . o Iurn bus •• nam11 season and marked the 13th game he scprell wJth 36 seconds left t(J tqkela rushed for more than 200 yards. 42-35 lead over Lancaster Fairfic d Sullivan Black INVISIBLE I.:Jnion. Township was led by Jared R1ver, almost overlooked in the Adkins who passed for 304 yard s weekly AP statew1de poll, moved to and R1ck Dillon who caught 13 pass- 9-0 by scoring twi ce m the final four es lor 204 yards and three touch- mmutes to beat pre viOusly unbeaten tlowns. and No. 2-ranked Be llv1llc 'clear • But on suce cssJVe plays afte r the Fork , 32-2 1. Bob R1fn c p1 cked up a . k1ckoff, Fairfield Umon 's Robert fumble and returned II &5 yaros for Mormng star went 30 yards w1th a SILVER LAKES, CAMBRIAN RIDGE Basketball GETTING AWAY from East Carolina's Pernell during Thursday night's Conference I!JSA game in Griffin (47) (left) and Corey Floyd (85) is what Cincinnati, where the visiting Pirates' 24-21 win Cincinnati quarterback Chad Plummer has in mind kept the Bearcats 0-for-1998. (AP) Missing te~ he'lps in Souther~'$ 29-27 victory over Waterford TOUGH TIMES - Cincinnati men's basketball coach Bob Huggins faces just that as he speaks wHh reporters after the NCAA slapped his program with two years' probation Thursday. The pro, gram also lost three scholarships, but avoided a ban on post-sea"' son play. (AP) go mg to play the way I d1d on the "We haven't been havmg goo& playoffs, but the happ1est thmg IS stans lately," Jagr said. "We had t ~ that the knee felt good after the open up the game and start playmg game .. our syslem •• Pmsburgh lied Ph1ladelph1a for Straka cut Ouawa's lead to 2-·I first in the Atlantic D1vJSion with 13 and staned the Penguins' comeback' p01 nt s. at 5 29 of the m1ddl e penod. Then The Senators fell one wm shy of Jagr ued the game w1th hJS first goar the franchiSe record of four. agamst Ouawa in two seasons. on the , Phillips opened the scon ng at power play at6. II of the third. 6:0S of the first, and le ss than two That set the stage for Hrdina 's minute., later, Jm Slegr's skates put goal at 15:54, follow ed by Lang's Ottawa up 2-0. Vaclav Prospalthrew cltncher wllh 2:30 left. Lang and Jagr , a blind qJass out from behmd the lead the Penguins wuh five goals Penguins' net that caromed off the aptece Pittsburgh dcfenseman 's 'skates and past a surpnsed Aubm And only a few hundred remained after East Carolina pulled away early in the founh quarter on a pair of touchdown passcos from David Garrard to Jamie Wilson, a runmng back who scored three tunes Earlier m the day. Cincinnati's men's basketball program was placed on probation by the NCAA for rules violations. The Bearcats had their best chance to get a wm so far on Thursday. They hadn ' t pl~ye<! in I2 days. a layoff that allowed them to mstall some new thmgs on defense. By contrast. East Carohn~ was playmg for 1he second lime m SIX days The Ptrates were ured and laken aba<:k when they came up against the changes that Cmcinnati made in its schemes "They were all c•cllcd We had tu get a feel for their game plan," sa1d Leonard Henry, who stc~dicd the Pirates by rushing for 134 yards "Once we got that. everybody calmed down and settled in." Freshman DeMarco McCleskey camed 41 t1mcs for 234 yards ~ the SJxtlt h1ghest lola! m school hiStory and gave Cincmnatl 1LS first lead al home th1s sea~on wllh a one-yard touchdown run with' 4;5S left before hal fume It d1dn't last long An embarrassing miStake helped Easl Caroltna scorc ,IO pomt~ hcforc halftime Unaware that Cmc1nnat1 was m shotgun funn;.tllon rcnlcr Doug Rosfc ld snapped the ball as 1f the qu.lrlcrhack were nght hehind him East Carohna recovered 1hc fumbie and Wtlson scored on a one-yard run for a I 0-7 halftime lead. , After a scorr l cs~ 1l11rd quar~r. Ea.\t Carolina took control with Garmrd"s two touc:hct'o\Yn pao.;o.;t•o,; m ,, I ·B 25,150* 8 All New 1999 Chevy Silverado LS Pickup • 5300 Vortec V-8 Power • Automatic • Power Windows & Locks • Remote Keyless Entry • Z71 Off Road Package • Totally loaded I ~8,450* Brand New 1998 Buick Regal LS • 3800 Series II V-6 • Dual Comfort Temp Cntrls. • AMIFM Power Load Cass. • Remote Keyless Entry • Traction Control • Loaded! ll:.!:..! {)II/ <li:! :!HI I · VISITOURWEBSITEATI'IIIwlompedencom �• I ,..\ By The Bend Friday, November 6, 1998 The Daily Sentinel Ann Landers lh:ar \nn Lander': h tr ~0 _,, .. I !uJ .\ ,,,,nJalul r~!Juon . . hrp rlh n,\ II~<IIIJL·r m-l.t''· ··EJnJ.·· Sr\ 'lllhs.: .J:=• 1. ~,.·,a~ thm~ ~.: h.lngl'J,­ rc', \dl\ \h IS-\!.'.tf-•lld d. r u~h- :,,,plll:J 1.ll.m; r h.:n ,IJt.· 1--,· \' lh.·r ·'I'Pk.llll'll .. ,olfd .. ,IJ,I'.\L'd 1L·k ph1;n~ her tn\n !111•\\.'._1 hi ~.'~lfllro:tn~ J'hL' j1h•'llL' •,LIIIlh:llt rlh.'li ],11 ,!J<. 1 their tx· ...JU .. 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Ticked Off in · Texas · Dear Texas: Y11ur mother-in -lim · ~hou ld · not h ;I\'U. li'-l'd T1ffanv's name and So~1al Sc~.: ur~t: nunlh~:r · surr~pli ­ liou.., ly. and ! ou .. lmtiiJ not have U\\ · • Page 6 Friday, November 6, 1998 only did he nol pay me. he didn't I .I Preparing for a jourUeJ l'!y Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer I la . . t nur trtp 1\) the Holy Land is almost here~ LasL FeiJ.ru: tn. ! ,qntc thall \\ ~ ~~ ~o excited . Boarding a jet. tlyin g non-.tnr. 111 ·li.·l Asl" ~cc med ~o far away. ·But aS your read this , :\! .\\L'·r~ mal-.111g f1nal prepara11ons logo. As soon as we're bark, ~\)u'll h~~H ~ torics from I srael. Fo~ no w. I'm still fu11 1 of quest In n . . about the tl11ng~ \\ t::' ll sec . The I:Jnd where Jesus Chris! walked. taughl , healed thou -.amh. Jr,_·J lor our o.;.ins anJ roSe again great ly interests me. Bu~ nght nnw, J'rn thaqkful for you and your suppo rt and want to I11Lu-. 1111 \'tiU. You !!rc~ tl y e n~.: ou r ag e me . I ~,.·,~ul~l \\ ntc tl~c same words ( inserling I he word "'you" ltt"t~;.d Ill "the' .. , that the Apnstlc P.a ul wrote to his friends at Cllt~-,..,c. · l\ ly Purpose is that you may be encouraged in heart .md utllll'J in lo\ c. ~o that you may have the full riches of com11~~o:IL' undcr!- tand1ng . in order that you may know the mystery 11 ! (itld. n,unelv. C hrist. in whom an~ hidden all the treasures of ,, r-.Jtllll :m d 1-.. JHl\\ k dgc ..... The treasure s Paul speaks of arc It lUnd tn Chri:.. t Paul :1lso rejoiced that !hey were "ovcrllowing '' tll1 than l-..fulnL· ..,~ ... . " \\'h~ .,hl'u ld <'ur gratitud e spill over to others?· Paul tells us ; " l ·ur rn Chri~! al l th t.: fulln'-!~s of the Deity lives in bodily form h;nl' h t:L' Il ~1\' l' il fullness in Christ ... " \\'hal "tin-. full~c ....,~ ·.1 Paul answers. "When you were dead 111 \Lill i ... nb ... (/(almad~ You alive with Christ. He forgave all Jlrd \llU h ;11. 111~ ~.:Hnceh: d - thc written code ... th<.~t was Jgo1ins1 he (ilU~ 1! ~a" ;1y. nailing tl to the cross ... triumphing over '-Ill .... u- h\ thl' L'\'11'>~ ... 11.d(duph~ \\'hal ;! rL·asnn to rejoice and he thankful! Christ l..._·.,u-. died ftt r u~ to <., a\·c u.; frnm our Sin . till.'tll ~a d th nLlght. Whuttf you ha\•c nu t acceptL'd .k .. u .. ;h ~.ou r Sa\·inr'.' If \'ou r hca rl is not full and ovcr llow 111~ "11 h h i ~~~ mg-., . \\' n n ' t ~· m1 plca~r ask Jcsu~ to come in1 o \tlU t l1k ,t nd i'rJI'I.!i'..: al l \O Ur sms'.' He wanrs to, and if snmcihrn~· -. h1'u ld hapi1L'tl nn t l~ i~ tri p anJ I go to he ave n hefon.! yo u. ,\( t! 't Jlll' llt·n nnL' 111\\llll'll l - rc,ioi cc 1 I wil l he ~.:clch rating and But !I IH\.! h :l \ 'L a l ('L hl l !,:11!1 \ p r:I)'C I' lm the Thcs~alonians: \ !.1\ the Ln rd mak L' \our l mc in..:r~asc a nd ovc rllow for •' dLil tl l.h-.:1 . , Ju~ t <~~ ttlit~ll.' t h.lL'~ fm yu u. 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I'> hop lil t' to rut. a )jtlff snap, Cl'~~ckiC 111d pnJ' h;1ch. 1111 u 11 s :-.a le s \V tth a IIIIL' td 1111'"~ aimed aj hea lth-con- . BUSCH TRUCK 1 Ron Hornaday. 3,902 2 Jadl Spfague, 3,889 • 2. Matt Kensett., 4.101 3. M. ~ . 3,855 ... Randy LaJoie, 3,365 5. El!ion Sadler. 3.358 6. Enon sawy.-. 3.324 7. Tm FedeWa, 3,299 8 . PNI Panons. 3259 _. 9 . Budlshol Jones. 3 ,178 1G. Hetmoe Sadler, 3,U9 WINSTON CUP SERIES Jeff 'Gordon wrapped up his third Winston Cup champi- onship in fou~ years, and second .in a row, in grand style, wiMing the AC-Delco 400 over It was the 41st victory of GarCon's career and 12th of the season. No driver has woo 12 races since Darrell Waltrip 7 . .Jimmy Hensl8)'. 3.405 8 RiCk Cnlli. 3,12 1 !.1 Gtegeiftle , 3.117 10 Ron Brield. 3.089 ·. rraa thW1 cn::e since the speedway - til ~ -CII __ cCII ·:::S 8l .Q ·- Ill ~ AK!tos courtesy ol AIW'tta Motor Speedway Above and below, cars are .shown in action last year at Allanla Motor Speedway. He did it in style Future champion ::Z: ca ~ 2. Mark Marlin (2) 1: Dale Eamhardt 18) Deserving of a title Ending on-high note 8. Terry Labonte·(7J Stirring second tacks consistency ~ 4. Rusty Wallace (4) Right !hera again 5. Bobby Labonte 15) Atlanta hal Irick? 9. Mike Skinner 19) His pil crew's lhe basi 10. Bobby Haml~on INR) Took lOth in points ALL-TIME NAPA 500 WINNERS: Earnhardt end Richard Petty have eaah won four. Labonte has won the last two . ' With apologies to 0\~smo· bile, this is not your father's Allan Ia Motor Speedway. In fact, your father proba· bly called it Atlanta Interna- ON THl SCHEDULE B tional Raceway, which it Rooe 1997 Winner Pole NAPA 500, Hampton, Ga . B. Labonte G. Bodille ' I 111 Court St. Pomeroy 992-2155 •·· Ch.evrolel vs. Ford Sure. there's still a point ;.\ 11 you've got a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week Your lltm, c/o Earnhardt is the all-time leader with eight victories, but Bobby Labonte has won three of the last four. 3. Dale Jarrett 13) No~. tional Ract: of Champions) championship, he did r win one of the races earlier thi s year.-Gordon's career i s st ill relatively young- he was a roolc,ie in 1993 - so we wouldn't be surprised if eventually he added an · I ROC championship to hi s At age 27, however, Gordon has won c hamp ionships in open-wheeled cars (United States Auto Club) and Winston Cup. Monte Dutton NASCAA This Week OPENED: t960 ALL-TIME WINSTON CUP RACE WINNERS: Dale em Dale has li st of achievements. ~ By Last 6. Jeff Burton.IS) -ca 0 Gordon similarly tb CharlOtte and Texas motor speedways. 1. Jeff Gordon 11) >ra Sonja, an I ROC (Interna- . ... ·c 1- ... II arc the same . Dca~ 1.54-mlle tri-oval, configured Weekly rankings by NASCAA This Week writer Monte Dutton. week's ranking is in parentheSes. I How can Jeff (Jorqon be s_o dominant in the Win stOn Cup Sc;ies, Winning two c hampionships (no w tlrreeed.), but is only av~rage in the champion of champions races, IROC, where all the Although never won . • .. · ; .. _- -:' •· ::::>-- .;. LOC~TIO('I:. t)ampton, Ga. •n a race car. SIZE & CONFIGURATION: _..,._....___.:..::;..::::;__ TOP TEN ell' I For More Information He has never won any of these championships . Sonja ~u?dcy day." ·Victory I've ever had," said the o!der of racing brothers from Emporia. Va.O "It's the first time I·ever cried Elliott Sadler wanted to leave I Clear Spring. Md . Petty also holds the al!·time record, having won 27 in 1967. BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL I Dear NASCAR This Week, cars bu1 1had the smjlrlesl prt· meaningful. ..This was the most emQtional 010 ~·.·. o"- ., ..... I Dave Harris I crew," said Sadler, 23. "I'd rather be lucky than good any victories (1975) with a win in race of the season . t~ · fina! Call992-2156 NOTABI.£: Ron Hornaday and Sprague. the series chatnp6005 in 1996 Mel '97, ~. >«I decide ths year's !rtle belween lhem. with one more trip lo victory tanS with his old Busch Grand National buddies. "I didn't have the fast~t car, pardon could uequal Richard Petty's modern record of 13 pulled lhe leal in bolh 1981 and '82. ~ • lt'e t996 oonlesl at LVMS. Atlanta Motor Speedway 5. T9ftY Raines , 3~ 41*! . li· S1acy Compton. 3,430 Sadler is moving up· to the Winston Cup Series next year to drive the Ford owned by the Wood Broth~. ~ may be a white before he wins a race again, so Saturday's victory in the AC-Oelco 200 was pretty The Da'ily Sentinel .. "NNO ADVERTISE . ON THIS PAGE ' PROFILE J . Joe Autlrrl<Wl, 3, na • . J-r Sau11r. 3,512 ·I ll c•uase f111! - a-.ovrotol. 179.835 mph, March 7. 1997. RACE RECORD: Mati< Martin, Fad, t51.751 mph, Man:h6, 1997. OlHER FORMER WINNERS: No one nas FROM LAST WEll Dale Jarrett end Rusty W~llace. . - 161.310 mph, Nov. 8, 1997. RACE REC0R0: Joe Ruttman, FO<d, 125.849"""' Nov. 9, 1997. OlHER FORMER WINNERS: Sprague """ TRACK QUAUFYING RECORD: Tm WHEAE: Al1anla Mala ~ay• H<or¢ln. Ga. WHEN: Sorutday, Nov. ·7 1. OCENm.ttt Jr., 4 2 47 ~. ~ ~-· - Ext. 104 DEFENDING CHAMPION: Joe Rullman lRACK QuAIJFY1NG RECORD: Jack DEfENDING CIIAMPKlN: Mati< Martin COMING UP: 5nHL 301! WINSTON CUP 1. Jeff Gordon, 5.143 2. MM11 MM!in, 4..799: 3. Oafe Jarrett, 4,444 4. F\l$ty Wallace, .4,398 Jefl Burton, 4.256 e. Bobb'l LabOnte. •.146 1. Jetamy Mayfi81d . 4 ,039 8. [)ale Eilll"'larttt. 3,804 9. Tetry Labonte. 3.759 . WHEN: Sooday, Nov. 8 and Philadelphia. BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL CDC .c . I- 828,9 ,950 1998 Buick Park Avenue .. _ CRAFTSMAN '!'RUCK SERIES C0Mt1G UP: CAAQI..6T AUTO PARTS 4201< WHERE: Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway. and Buckhead is, at the vefoy least, the most novel such neighborhood in any city between New Orleans RACE ilol>tJy Labonte,. · 159.904RECORD: mph. Nov. 16, 1997. OTHEJi FOIWER WN1ERS: Dale Eamhatdlleads all drMn wilh eig1l Al1anla victories. Bl Elidl.....,t lt'e races tau in 1985 and 1992, erd """ five viclories <>'o'Oilll. NOTABI£: ilol>tJy labont!> nas won 1hs """' in each ollt'e pasl two seasons. 8 p.m•• &.rday • ESPN2 CIIQ 1998 Cadillac DeVille BOOre, Fad, t97.487 mph. Nov.'14, 1997. AI,....&J&In cCD·Ill Ga., to Atlanta's.Bi.Jckhead district, but the city's resU.uran~ shopping and nightclub area is wOrth the trip. The diversity is Clstonishing, VISA . National noce tau in 1992. Tho SON :llO was rained out erier 11 the year and attached lo lt'e socood ~ weel<end . H's a long way trom Hampton, WHEN: &may, Nov. 8 · - (71 (71 ' ' NOTABL£: Jell Gordon won the first Gland ALMOST HOME COOKING DEFENliNG CHAMPION: ilol>tJy Uibonte EVfHT QUALFYING RECORD: Geoft OnJ'V .·-.-aoo - . 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH beg<wllloSiing BGN rnces in t992. WHERE; Al1anla Mala SS.o-lledJo""""'' ' s. Hotline Hotline Hotline Hotline ~lODtEPORl', 0~ 992-2825 Gl -CII CD' CCII Area 'yomcn mtcrcstcdjn jOining Ri o Grande Women· s Cluh shou ld con tact Carol S111fth at 740~' , 245 -7367 . PHONE 992-?196 Guaranteed Service· THE WINSTON CUP SERIES COMING UP: NAE¥1500 .2~ !ht.: t/-e#a 46t SOUTli TliiRD Starting at $79.9~ c 1 rtt\-COUllty Muffler & Tail Pipe -s Haning. l O JKession ~ tn:;-~s.urcr. \\ ;111 111:..! !'1.11' \Ill! . Lawn til ~ Rio Grande Women's Club. Senio rs recc 'i ving scholarships for this ;:u.:ademir year include Karen Durunya of Belfry. Ky.. Wendy Fcc n f T:-.rk-.nn Jamie H:•tri-.on of Gallipolis , Marilyn Kibble of Reedsville. Dennis Kirkbride of Chillicolhe. Tamara Kostaval of Gallipolis, leslie Pauley. of Mason. W. Va., Jame s Stephens of Patriot. ond Amy .Woolum of Jackson. Four juniors were aw'a rded sc hol arships. They arc Beth Bales of Vickery. Timothy Divens of Springt1cld , Kim Janey of langsyii.Je. and Travis Saunders of Galljpelis. Sophomores who received schol.. arships from Ihe Women 's Club were Jerc"}y Helphenslinc of Rip- .. Icy. and Brenda Phalin of MiddleSCHOlARSHIP RECIPIENTS Universi!)' ot Rio Grande Women's Club recently held a Jun· port . cheon tor its 19911-99 scholarship recipients. Eigh~. ot the 1.5 scholarship winners attended. Club offi· Each scholarship is worth $500. cers and recipients included left to right, front, Faye Williams, general treasurer, Carol Smith, club' presThe Rio Grande Women ' s Club ident, Tamara Kostava, Jamie Harrison, Marilyn Kibble, Beth Bales and Brenda Phalin; and back row, sponsors numerous cvCnts throug hRosemary Hanning, concessions director, Gwen Taylor, vice president, Dennis Kirkbride, Travis Saunou t the year to raise funds for schol ders, Timothy Divens and Barbara Sims, recording secretary. . ' .. ars hips., including ,!lower sa le ~ and Christmos bazaars. The Club also works the (Oncc~sion stand tlt ali Rio Grande home basketball games an d uses the proceeds to fund ~~ hol ­ qrships . Thi s year 's offic (:rs MC Carol Smith. rr~ s idcnt. Gwen Taylor, VJCC pres idc.nt ; Barhara Sims. rcc ordin~ secretary: Elaine Wheeler. "·om::~ sponding secrc.tary: Faye Williams, gcheral treasurer: and Rosemary See Mike Bing . . THE WI N·S T 0 N CUP CIRCUIT This year. 15 ~tudcnls , nmgmg from sophomore s to seniors. were awarded s<holarship fundin g by the · I Services See Steve Meadows Free 1-800-594-111 (614) 446-2412 or Toll 992-2196 Parts 668 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis Across from Galli a AUto Sales on old Rte. 35 West New Summer Hours Mon .-Fri. 8-5; Sal. 8-3 TI1e University of Rio Grande \Von~ en ·s Club ha ~ omnuuncctl it ~ li!'>t nf sdwlarsh1p reci pients ror the 1998-99 academic year. ---- ~~ur When my neighhor return ed. not even "'Y "!hank you ." I called a lo her birthday party. h dawned on how mucb good \\as done in her kennel and asked what they would me that if e;u:h child brou:ght a $I 0 honor. She didn't mind pa;smg up charge for the sanie ser,vice. lbey gift, Charlone would re.;e'ivc $200 , !he gifts and fell wonderful about said. " About $400." I am I 2 years wonh of gifiS she probably wouldn' t conlrihuting 10 some w"mhy cause~ . (think thi s idea is a g<>Od one. not o ld and don' I have any other way to appreciate. h hit me. hard thai I was earn money. I think my neighbor contr~buting to the next generalion only for binhdays. but for Christ mas . .Ch;mukah. anniversaries and feels guilty because he is avoiding of spoiled, materialisti c people. so on. If you agree. An_n . pa.'is it on. me. How should I handle this? --VirWe discussed an altematjvc. I -Dnnna in The resa. N .Y. gmia Beach. Va. scnl a lener saying no gifiS were Dear Donna: Wonderful idea! Dear Va.: Tell your neighbor you expected. bul if lhe children wished Consider il passed. Too many chil arc ~orry you waited so lo ng to .c ollo make a donation of money or rim e lect for taking care o f his pets when . lo any charily. il would be appreciat- dren ha,'e too nun y toys that have lm.t their appeal . Your co ncept will he was,away. Be pleasant. and say. ed . " I should haVe ~ ~ a pri ce, hut si nce I enclosed a slip of paper on · teach them it's fun to g1vc as well as I didn't. I will be glad to accept which each child could write what rcc ci\'e -- a lesson that'' 111 ~Lay w ith _whatever you gi\'e me .'' · he or she had done in honor of Char- . 1hcrn forever. ·--Send questions to Ann Lan· l et this be a Jesson lo you. Nc<t lone 's birthday. . . lime you cxpecllo he paid for a serI was delighted 'io lea rn thai ders. Creaton Syndicate, 5777 W. \' ICC, wrilc 1hc agrccrncnt on iJ piece donations were made lOa fotNil hank. .Century• Blvd., Suite 700, los of paper and have the person sign it. hospitals and the Red Cross. . Angeles, Calif. 901J.t5 Dear Ann Landen: My daugh· I put lhe respon ses in a h<Klk thai tc r. ··charlouc ... 1rivi1ed ZO children Charlonc can take out later and sec Farm & MUFFLER SHOP 992·2196 NOTHING !tUNS . . . UKEADEERE'- Scholarship reciptents at Rio Grande announced Sermonette .. filed charges against her. Relatives don't do that lo one another. You should have raid the S500 to clear 'Jiffany's record and !hen insi>led Edna pay you back over a period of rime. Call Edna. and tell her. .. Ann landers said we should forgive one ,another. wipe chc slalc clean and put Ihe pasl hehind us ... let me know what happens. ·.Dear Ann Landen : A ~1ghbor ~ked me lo take care of his two golden rctric\'ers and two car~ while he went ·out of town for 10 days. I had watched his dogs once before lo r l\\ 0 days. and he paid me $1 U. so I said . '" Fine~: · I fed the do\!s twice a day. g~Jve medicatio n to on-c. fed the cats and cl!.!aned up after them . The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 1 Ann tells readers to forgive actions of relatives - but will they agree? r-::===::------, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' The Gaston Gazette, 2500 E. · Franklin Btvd., Gastonia, N.C.20054 Roberts won the first two, four of the first five and five of the first seven races held there. The March 1980 race was twice, having earlier performed the feat in 1985. But the accomplishment was bittersweet for Elliott , who lost the point championship to al~o notable, both for the second victory Of Dale Alan Kulwicki by t 0 points. Earnhardt 's career andJor the dri<Jer who finished 9.55 Since Bruton Smith's Speedway M.otorsports acquired the property .:.... hence the change to Atlanta seconds behiild Earnhardt. Rusty Wallace was runner-up, Mo1or Speedway - the capacity has been doubled in his Winston Cup debuc. went by for years. The track, originally 1.522 miles and shaped in the form of an oval, opened In July t960 . after a delay of eight months due to weather and con- · 1992 season, Bill Elllo11 beCame the only driver to struction problems. Fireball sweep Atlanta 's annual races In the final race of the and the track reshaped. ·Bobby Labonte won the first race af~fJr next week's race, In Atlanfa, for the third Week in a roW? If race. Not between drivers, but rather cars. With one race to a Fdrd is the seCond-highest go, the Chevrolet Monte Carlo finishing make, then there wi!l . and the Ford Taurus have be 8 tie for the title.' What's the each won 15 races. Chevrolet tie-breaker? Victories. That's leads the manufactu~er point tied. Then it's second~place s1andings by two, 231-229. finishes. GueSs what? that's NASCAR This Week writer .ti~. This Issue niight be Monte DuHon givee his ,, 1 • Pecided by one of these long, opinion: 'What if Pontiac drawn-out NFL·style tie· driver Bobby Labonte wins breaker progressions." h~ Wbo's~ot . • ' . . WHO'S HOt? Date flnlsl'1es. · WHO'S NOT? , Darrell Waltr!p has 992-6611 • Ray Evernham and tho Rainbow Warriors made a crucial miStake, earning a · 15-Second pit-road penalty from NASCAR, that nearly cost Jeff Gordon the AC-Delco I I 400 at Rockingham. But the crew acquitted itself quite nicely, put~ ting <?ardon in second place and in position to win his 12th race of ~he 0 I 0 . l{) co season. At!anta is a vibrant city with many reasons to visit, but if TRIVIA your priority is to avoid race-d.Oy traffic, try to find 1. Before this season, when was the !ast t'lme a Winston Cup champiOnship was decided before.the tina! race !n Atlanta? .2. Who was the first champion of what is now known as the Craftsman Truck Series? finished !i661 Y( *~liS ·~~~~ ~ 21st Of worse In the !as!. seven races . 555 Park St. . Middleport Fan ·Tips . Earnhardt has scored three straight top-10 Lumber&· Supply Co. §-mith transformed the layouh ' • ,w Valley UR\IBU('JI:'lOb' 11111!~11\111 P8\l:lUI:liCR\IU11311rt(J UIIUM '~I ' L $1:1iM!iN'f lodging away from rhe city, The best \oe&tion is 'Griffin, but don't bother looking if you don'-t already have a reservation there. 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I'm noc crn.o;;h thai nearlY claimed his life. http://homepoge.I'COMfJCt delaying the opcral ion (rcm011al of ZIP-A-DEE-D!il.Q-DAH: 1 , slop was 20.5J7 seconds, which in .James Magary smd miJre abouh comi]l111myd/Oalejr/maln. the gull blnddcr) that I will undergo Greg Zipadelli ~d up Tony . tlllTl was just a few ticks better than " html IJalc Jarn:tt's condilion than any. Stewart's Winsto.'f ijti'jl effor1 nc1';t Dale Jarrett's 20.583 7second stop. one wamcO'to know. It didn't help ina few~;,'.. HOME RUN ACE VISITS: ' dun Ihe Phoenix physiciru1 S.rcmarks ' IRVi\N ~rf-!GAIN: Ricky year a1Joe Gibbs Racing. ' Features: Basic Information Zipadelli, 3!, 11om New Britain, Mark McGwirc, part-owner of the Craven drd\re il\e'Nof 36 Skinlcs ~redistributed during lunchlimc Conn ., was l1lOSt 1\.~cntly · Dusch Grand National car dri'w'Cn · a1 North Carolina Speedway. · Ponti~ . while Emic lrvan awaited rtl$jUiarly updated, but overall 1by Bobby Iii \lin, was at North Magary said Jarrell passed the the result of MRI (magnetic employed at Jack Roush Rilcing more emotional than factus!. Carolina Speedway'Smurday. · galls1oncs Oc t. 28 in "a lotatly · resonance imaging) tcs1ing lnken AS 4 chassis expert. For once, the mob of media types unique way." BEST ON PIT ROAD: TI" earlier last week on his "cck. Fan·club information and link - wielding tape recorders and "Mine were stuck between the lrvan, givcn .a clean bill of health Richard Childress Racing No. 31 on-site. Som8~ha~ routine . camcms - surrounding McGwirc · smull and large intestine s," $aid following a Talladega crash. drove tenm, led by crew chicr larry g.•JVe Winston Cup champion-elect Jarrett . "I began ingesting mineral McReynolds for driver Mike Only I 3 laps the follo\ving ~k lu · tribute to one of NASCAA's Jeff Gordon room to maneuver. oil every hour unlil4 o'clock Skinner, ~,~,Qn the J2nd annual Daytona, then turned his cnr over leading young drivers. Said Gordon, watching the scene Wednesday morn ing. [md then I pit-crew coinpetitioo ai North completely to Craven ul Phocni ... pus:>cd 1~ of the stones through frorn a few yards away, " I could get lrvari flow to Michigan last V~~Cek Carolina Speedway on Saturday. 1 for oonsultalions with Dr. Erroll the d1gest i'w'e system. The crew changed four tires and used to this." 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' Call992-2155 CABLEVISION C 0 11 11 U N I C A'T I 0 ~ S Dave Harris Ext. 104 For More Information ' �~ . . -, ' Friday, November Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel 6, 1998 The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, November 6, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Gallipolis & VIcinity Family: Spend tiine with your children and learn about their need By LESLIE BOYD Bridgewater (N. J.) Courier· News Gary Ruskin is fed up with the way giant corporations arc allowed to inanipulate kids and their parenos into buying things they don ., need . for years he f~llowcd "harmful and intrusi\'c and immoral uses of advcr· ll,ing, anJ the t.!Xt:CSSCS uf t:Oillllll'T· dalism .·· , He had been working with Ralph Nud<r, and h< rel'entl y started Cnrn mL·rdal Ah:rl. a nonprofit organiza. tion 10 help parents tu mhat th~: inllut:m:c of adv'"~nising directed at ..:hiiJrL'n . ·· AJ,•c:rtiSCrs pr..:-y on l.:.ids using y~.·ry :-.nphisli1.·ah.·d psydwlogital n..·~c:an:h tn manipulah.' k.iJ!. intn ;~J~idions to alcllhol and 10h<.1Cl"O. aoLI. lu sd l violcnl mnvics· and \•idc:o !.!:il11l.'S."' ~ ~ays . ··En~n the atb fnr 1oys nod namc·hrand clolhes and Parents. guilty over the lack of time they have to spend with their children. give in and buy the lh~ng' that adverti>ing has promised will make children happy. But that due'n't work . Soon. kids will " need " shoes and ,uch pits kids against parents, and thai \ wron~ ... Ad,cnising · has crept . into "'huob with Channel One. which airs ncus and rnmmen:ials in classc~ - to a 'Jpli \ 'C audience of more another new toy or article of cloththan Mmillion children. ing. Alkr 29 commercial-free years. Unfortunalcly. the focus of stx·i· .. Sesame Strccr· is adding 15-scc. · cty is on the hottom line. ami- whatnnd ad~ for 0i!'4..·m·cry Zone. a play ever methods corpormions ha\'C to phu:c I hat ~hargcs admission. u~c to mcrcasc J>rolits arc aLtcpl!.:'t.l . ··oi~CO\'cry Zone 1 has lascr-tae ··Home. family. ~ ivic duties. rcli g:.trn~s lied. 10 ·Men in Blat:k .' ; ginn. ~.:ommuni1y .- these arc the ralhcr violent movie for the kids thing s that ~hould be the main fnrus who nrc young cnou.gh 10 pa1ronizc of our li ves." Ruskin sayS. · Disl:qvcry Zone.·· Ruskin say!>. According to Consumer Rcpllrt ~ . ·· People tlon ·t think <.thout these U.S. children wa1<:h an avcra!!c nr 1hings. anllthcy need to ... !han ]0J)(X} COIU · Children· ~ec ads for c:-;pcn!<>ivc more mercinls every year.television . wys. do1hing. nm tpUt~r gadg-ets and Advertising executives ac knowl Shocs. and the y whine until parents edge they target their pitches to chi Igive in . Ruskm says. drcn . . My father managed to convince us that fnllowing the herd and buying thing.., ju"'t hccausc everybody cbc had them was dumb. If we. wanted 10 be smart er. tf we wanted to be creative. we would strive to stand out fnnll the crowd. We have 10 \pend time wi1h our c hildr~n . !!Ct lo know them and their inieres t ~. The latest designer lahel wqn ' t make them better human tion. You ope n up emotional 'ulncr- hcings . hut 1hc des ire to resist the ahilllics. Jnd it iS very easy to do huge machine that lri cs to ~II it to with kid s hcl'auo.;e thev ·rc the mo.,( them will. Advcrti~ing At;,>t<X: tation. >tcvcral opponcnh of odH·rtisin~ wchildrcn . including Ruskin . 4uotcd ad cxc~.­ Nancy Shalek. .. Ad\'crti!<>ing at its be st is ahout making people ft.:cl that v. ithout 1hcir product , you·re a loser. Kid ~ ~m.: se nsitiw to that. If \o'OU t~llthcm Ill buy ~tunctlung . they ·arc tC..,t!<>lant. Blil if you tell thorn they'll he? dork if they don ' t. ynu·vc gut their allcn - them: · Mig not :-;ays . ··This ts very L'Xciting . \~ (irk hL'l'iiU"l' it·s the llrstlo show lh~.·rc prohahl y < is ;l gcncti~.: t::..tu~e here . Pl'oplc \\i ll say it 's just environmental. all )OU need to do is go to sleep earlier and . you'll wake up early. But if..; not that simple.'" says Sonin Am:oli· Israel. a Unin:To.;ity of Calil"ornia - lrvine Mcdital School research~r and author of "All J Wan li s A Good Night's Sleep" (Mu~by. $9 :Y5) . Still. there uftcn ;Jrc ways to <Jiter rhythms. she says . Exposure to bright light, for eqmplc, tan promote wakefulness. with as much precision as the two hands of a pianist. Students of Mon· ina Tavora, the Assads are credited with doub\chandedly reviVIng Bra7j lian music for the instrumenL · The brothers gained international attention at th~ Rostum of Young' Interpreters held in the former Czechoslovakia in 1979. Since then they have been entertaining nudi· enccs worldwide with a repertoire that includes Baroque., Latin classical, jazz and contemporary works. The Assads pCrfonn often in recital and with orchestras across EUrope, 1 Deed Records. 311 Park Avenue, Ironton, Auditar'o Parco! No.: 11101120.000 Property Addrooa: 412 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio 45638 (614) 532-8744 (10) 23,30 (11) 6 3TC lha Melga County Auditor, 45769 Second Floor, Courthouse, Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. . Complaints against tho vatuallane, as eatabllohod lor tax year 1998, must ~· made In accordance with Section 5715.19 ol the Ohio Real Estate appraised at: $24,000.00. Tho real tstate cannot be sold tar leao.than twa-thirds tho appraised value. Terms or Sate: Cash an dollvory ot deed. Sold subject to accrued real Revised estate taxes. Code,. These Meigs County the Racine. Grange hall. .Bounded on the North by lands tarmerly awned by upon a Judgment therein 124; Newton Kemper; or;, the the balance not be paid, Public Notice auction on December 4th, Sherlff'sSalaofReaiEstate Case No. 97 ·CV-o83 1998, st 10:00 am, on the CTho State oSt Ohio, Molga Meigs County Caurthauoe aunty Mid- tate Trost, IV, otepa, Pomeroy, State of Platnttlt VS. Kelly B. Ohio, to-wit: Chapman, Et At, Situated In the Township .Defendants. of LebanQn, County of In pursuance of an Order M 1 nd s 1 Ohl at Salo In the abave .entllled ego a tate 0 o, toaction, I will alter lor oala at wtt: btl ld The fallowing deocrtbed pu 0 auc11 on · 1no 8 the . real o•tate situated In tho door of the Caurthauoe in Township ~ of Lebanon, Meigs County, Ohio on the County of Meigs and otate 25th day at November, 1998 01 Ohio and bounded and et 10:00 A.M., the following described a a fallowa in described roalostatt: Town 2, Range u and In 100 Situate In the Township at A L t N 161 dN Rutland, Meigs County, ere 0 8 0 · 'an o. 162 In the Ohio Company's . Ohio: Beginning at a paint purchase and mo·re ; In the centerline of Route part 1c;u 1ar 1y descrlb a d as 124, sold paint lo where the fallows: thence with the offer tor sale at the front a point at the canter of a door ol tho Caurthauee In bri.dge;thenceN.37"11'32" 412 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy; contalnlniJ · 93 112 acres point of beginning, aal'd point 11 also In ·rho Northerly right of way nne at Route 124: thence le~vlng mora or tess. Excepting apt hail 01 all the all and gas and all other · .~l:era~~!~:nd d~~d::~~~~~: said right bf way Middleport Starburst ... S1,6SO Per Game •• $99.00 Coverall. •.• ,$ 1,000 With 145 to 1so·people present. premises ware appraiSed at $44,000.00 and c~nnot be sold lor less1han twa-thirds of that amount, to wit: $29,333.33. 110 Help Wanted _ WANTED: Positions available to work with individuals witt:l mental retardation in their own home 1n Athens. If (I) 40 hr/wk: 3 pm Sun thru Bam Fri; . daytime hours off, sleep·over required (2) 32 hrs/wk : 3 pm Fri thru 3 pm Sun; One YJerson ~ cS!ory In Recognition Of National Diabetes Month -.:Juesday, Xouember 10, 199tS )'OMHUJY Y/(ufl/~ ?urpose ~oom Tru\ll'L''- TuL·.,day. 7 h.d\. fl.tll. al !11c t!I\VIl -.Open 7o 7£e ?ubhc Pleasant Valley Diabetes Education I 2520 Valley Drive 1 Ppinl.Pieasant, WV 1 (304) 675-7222, Ext. 2004 • PLUS Professional Fl.o or lnstal!ation FREE ESTIMATES Great Deals On New Furnaces 740-698-9114 Starting As Low As $~.00, Installed Call Don today at 1·740-742-2842 RSES and EPA Certified or tltlltt lfn Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding •· Free Estimates 740·742·3411 10/15/l~pd . DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agrlcultur111 Lime, Limestone • Graitel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Chester, Ohio 10125196/ttn REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL t'iJ · WORRYING!!! 195.00 ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCIIS II EIISnNG WOOD DOIILI HUNG OPEIIIG "OPTIONS AVAILliLE . ' CALL MR. FORD (740) 448-8800 oa 1-BOG-272-8178 . & HEATING AL.COA S INSTALLED' ALL VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING No Embarrassment ... · You ' re Treated with Respectl Call Now for Instant Approval!!** (740) 992-2036 QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Guidelines 44087 Wlpple Road (Five Points Area) Pomeroy, Ohio Nick and Eleanor Leonard Probate Court, , 110COURT ST. 1-800-291-5600 MOBILE HOME PARTS ~'Huge ln•entory" *Rbol Coatings *VInyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiborglaas & Wood Steps Discount Prices Bennett Supply 740-446·9416 1391 Salford ·School Rd. Gallipolis, OH POMEROY, OHIO W. VA.I0234n MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED (Cut Out ior Futuro Dloe<>unt) Melga County, Ohio. The Guardian ressrves tho right to reject any and all blda. · Gary Rupa, Guardian ol rep~ir "Need (10) 30 (11) 6, 13 3TC CLEAN HOUSE on uny make?" CIIASSUIFUEOOi Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE Repairs, Gutters, Coatings·, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing In Pomeroy, Ohio. Free Estimates Middleport, Ohio Joseph Jacks Phone 740~992-6670 Custom Homes Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sight Preparation, Utility Lines, Build Roads Licensed for Septic 1 (740) 367·0280 740-992-2068 or 7 40-992-5827 LONG'S COHSTJ'(OcriON MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST . $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE PE~ At the OLD AMERICAN LEGION 'BUILDING • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • Dryer Cail Ken Young (740) 985·3551 WITI:t THE 10/1/1 mo. 11!Wl mo. With Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. I for 'Build Your Dream" 1 Call 740·843·5426 , 10/14/h 1 mo. .. AMERICAN GAME LEGION BEECH GROVE BEECH GROVE ' . .' ROAD GUN SHOOT · SUN., 1:00 PM Slug & Shot Matches .-BULLETIN BOARD 1 00 7 c~lumli Inch. week~ays . . *900 column Inch Sunday, · ELECTRIC OR CALL OUR OFFICE AI 99.2·2155 SATELLITE ' 992-6320 Chicken & Rib BBQ Local Sate ll ite Provider Best Electric Pomeroy Starts at 11 A.M. Pomeroy Fire Dept. GUN. SHOOT Racine Gun·Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday 12:30 pm Limit 680 sleeve .131 back bore 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 SOUTHERN OHIO. DISPOSAL •Residentia\$11.00/month •Commercial •Senior Citizens Discount •Dumpsters ·Monthly Payments Call for best prices: 1-800-809-7721 Reaiden.tlal & Commetclal "No job too. bill or too small" GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S t1 PSYCHICS 1-900·740-6500 E•t. 3596, www.thehotpages2.comlns/ psychicl250291 .htm $3.99 /Min. FREE . Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, , many metals & motor blocks. 740-992-4025 8 am·B pm Buy, Sell or Trade STEAK DINNER RACINE AMERICAN LEGION 602 . SUNDAY, NOV. B 11 AM, $5.00 in the CLASSIFIEDSI · • WICKS . Top Soil, Fill , , Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Advlnce. Deadline : 1:OOpm the day betore lhe ad Is to run', SL4nday & Monday edition· 1:OOpm .Frlday. Nov. 6-th· 7th . 742 East Main . Po.' me roy. clolh•ng. rurnnure . tele· \liStons , cooker/stand . sm all ap- , pfiances , toots . t~s '---'-C...C....::' - - - - - ' ' . Saturday. 7th· 38 H u~son Street. Middleport 2 wood burnmg stoves . gas furnace . 1 1 orl stoVe: mes & wheels. 15". -mise items. Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity yard sate. Frioay . Sat Giant Roseberry Lane Pt Pleasant '·OO ',3 Aucllon and Flea Market Rick Pearson Auction Company, fu ll time auctioneer. co mplete aucti9n service · llcens~d 166 ,0hio & We st Virg in1a . 30,4· , n3-5785 Or 304· 773·5447 . · Gallipolis. Ohio 740-379·2720 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. SJI· , ver And Gold Cams, Proolsets: Oiam.onds, Antiq ue Jewelry. Gold · flings, Pre-1930 U 5 . Currency, . Sterling .' Etc . Acqu isitions J!3welry · M.T.S. Coin Shop , 151 Second Avenue . Gallipolis. 740-446-2842:' Anliques & Collectables. Buying 1 Piece Or 2707. ROBEln BISSELL . ON·LINE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete SECRETS! Q.et tons of free sluff from On-Line . Services! Plus 30 more amazing secrets 1-900-976"3339 ' ext. 9765 . 2.99/mln. Must bets. Serv-U 619·645-843~ Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/tln Ant iques & clean used lurn itur'e , ' will buy one piece or compl ete' · household, Osby Martin . 740· 992·6576. Clean ~~~~~ " ~ - ------~~ Drives, Printers. llpgnulc Ynur PC To a Pentium CPU and MD ·ltlllay. Prc· Owrwd Com puters. 740·992-1135 F11r A t•ricc Quote! Frngnt.·t lntl'rnct Sign-up point for Meigs and Mason Counties 114 CI•Ut'l Sl. J•ulllcruy, Ohio 45769 Lm·n1ed in the ln~ul-nntc l'lus IJuildinJt ' a c m~s from lht· ~t.mrl llousl.'.· YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concreto Work . (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ~~. ~~~~~~~- ~~~ ~ . JD CONSTRUCTION ·~- New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding Commercial & Re!~identlal 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured Poone 740-992-3987 Free Estimates Dirt Owner: John Dean 614-992-3470 I ' ' ('P-, .;. . '' ' HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & · Utilities Estimates . (614) 992-3838 12/18/ttn Late Model Cars Qr . Trucks, 199 0 Models Or Newer.' Sm ith Buick Ponliac, 1900 East· J & D Auto Parts . Buying . wrecked or salvaged vehicles 304·773-5033. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted AVON I All Areas I ATIENTipN: For $25, New Releases , 740·441· 5167. SWPM, Mfd 40 's 6.'1 230. Likes Outdoor Activities. ISO SPF 25 · 45. Send Response To: CLA 457, Shlri~y ' , . . l .t ' Will Pay Vou To l oose Up To 29 lbs . (Or Mpre) 47 People Needed Immediately! · Orler E1Cpires 11130198, Call 740· ' 441-1982. . Third Avenue , Gallip olis. OH 45631 . Computer Users Needed , WorK· Own Hrs_ $20K -$75K /Y r. ~ ·800· 349-7186 EICt. 1173 www.amp ... 30 Announcements i[JC.com DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILABLE: .. ' . ' • late Model Ken· worlhs With Reelers . West Coasl Camer. Giveaway 1 Yellow Killen, 6 Weeks 010, 740-446-4027. 3 beautiful kittens . to a goOd home 304-895-3013 · Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel . Septic Systems ' Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates N. 740 -446·• Antiques. top prices pa1d. RiVer : me Anliques ." Pomeroy , Ohio, Russ Moore owner. 740·9922526 . Class A OTR : Single D.river, SAYRE TRUCKING Joe Estates. Spears. 304-675--1429. 12/21/98 1 mo. d. Cu~tom Built C'nmP ut crs, Nctwhrks Modems, Bard ill.'' Gravel, Sand, Road Princess Video Has X·Aated Movies For Sale, $15 Each Or 2 1-800·809-7721 71 "Your Computer :shop" ""' HAULING ~ Limestone, • Sat urda~ 1~·5 , 40 Gallon AQuarium W•th Cabmet, F1iler & Acces · sor les . $175 , E:c. Equ ipment•& , Tapes. Butch Block. Ladi&s Petitt Clolhmg . Oak Co Hee & EM Ta· . bles. & Miscellaneous. 304·6140113 . 3 6 Miles Out Sandhill 3 or more families $25.00 per mo. By Calling Computer Performance Up~adea - Free Estimates (740) 367-0412 (7 40) 992-4232 (lime StoneLow Rates) ' ta ... Serv·U 619-645-8434 . Sayre 3 female klllen s. 6 weeks old . litlerbox trained, 304-675-71 69 ~00 Mile Radius Home Deltve (· ~ le S. • . ' .. BOth Positions: AI lea st 25 Years Old Atleast 2 Years Expenence Good MVR Weekly Pay Health Insurance A11allable male .11emate tabby colored a . Work Well With The Publ ic -wks. old 304·674-4605 ' AKC Registered Collie , older fe. male adult, sable ~ white, to good hOme onlv, 740.696·t085. Freel Trees For Firewood· You Cut Down! 740-245·5536. 614-742-2138 . ' (:lass B OTA: . Team Straight Tru ck, Late Mod9 1" Freightliners With Sleepers. Muit , Have Air Brake Endorsements . 3 kittens, 2 wh ile/orange striped Horse manure, you load, 304- Fo r More l nlormalion Call aoci. 437·8764 Hrs . 8.30 A.M. -'; P.M. Exp. Dependable Diesel Meehan· ic With Own Tools ; Benefi ts Pro· vided. Send Res ume To . Me chan ic, P.O . Box -109, Ja c kson.' · OhiO 45640 895-3703 . . SENIORS'!' Mcdiwre/Med \ uppl cmcrrl ( nr~c cr Pr oletii OII FRe E SE MINAR V-JIH'It' ~~~ r11cr· Ct•nt•.... l f't!lll!"ll>,' W!1r~r1 · Mother cat and live precious kll· tens, desperate for homes. 740· polis. We Are 5 Puppies. Who Need A Good Home, 7 1/2 Weeks Old, 11 2 Schnauzer, 740·441-1707 After Female live m companion wantaQ ·1 for elde rly woman. Country selling , . .3:30P.M. 01-1 60 N(l,, 11. i p 111 Lost and Found P!L' rt 'llsi~.\!IO!l JHt·fcrrccl CrmLu.t Allen K1ng (740) 99 2-3104 1-800-677-0621 Los1· Male Dog ," Light Red In Col- ,.. " Winter I• around tl.e ~:ornei­ Come into IMPERIAL TIRE and have your car winterized . Have your anli-freeze checked, Oil changed, New tires, Snow Tires, Brakes checked, & Exhaust Check out our discounted tires . of sizes l31Cperienced Auto Body Aepalt · man Apply Al: Larry's Body Shop: 2046 Addis on Pike, Gallj· 992·5755. or-. 1 Blue Eye & 1 Brown Eye. Has Shot Records On Collar. Vicinity: Orchard Hill !S.R. 218. 740- 446·3356. PANCAKE SREAKFAST Sausage & Pancakes Adults $3.00, Children $2 .00 Sat. , Nov. 7, 1998,7- 11 AM American Legion Annex 299 Mill St , Middleport. Ohio urday, Novernt>er 6th. 7th ASK QUESTIONS, Businesses Save Money, Too! .... . . a 10/ 1311 mo. od . Cousin's Home Improvement and Painting & Coating 497$ Cor.a M1 U Road . 740·379·2281 . F• •day. Sat· Personaie 40 RUTLAND, OH. ~'·~~~6~-6~0~=-·-----­ Garage Saje Small Dumpsters . • Room Additjons Over 20 years experience. Free ·Estimates 005 ' c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune. 825 Residential Pick-up $10.00 per mo. • Vinyl Siding • Garages ANNOUNCEMENTS Start daring ton ig ht! Have fun playing !he Ohio Dating Game, 1800-ROMA.NCE, extension 9015 . ·SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL Remodeling M&J • New Homes • Pole Buildings Toys. CtottHng,...Jrotl •scellaneoui. Fr1day 9-5, Saturday 9· 1. W iiiQJIII , Valley M ISSIOn Mii'UStii&S 2780 Ew 1ngton ~oaa , V1n10n . FolloW • S•gns. P~st Vmton Elementary: · ern Avenue, Gallipolis. Jack's Roofing PERRY'$& Consttuction . CONSTRUCTION New Roofs, Au.ction Starting Saturday, November 7 at 6:00 p.m. THE APPLIANCE MAN . Margie Jean achuler Hul. Chnstmal B1g Ann;,at Yard Sale All Size • C lot~ •ng. Coats. Shoes, Suils.' • TRUCKING. New -Construction & Remodeling Insured 740-698-7231 R. L. HOLLON SONSEYHOME CONS,.ROC710N Roofs • Decks • Garages No Credit .• Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced Call for appointment Call I "Done right the first time" "Priced right all the time" relieve a debtor of CREDIT PROBLEMS Tbne to gel your furna«:e' !'iier~i.:ed for winter SERVICE WANTED : Full-time position available to work with two individuals wilh menial retardation in their <;JWn home in Athens .. Hours: 7 am . Sun thru 8 am Fri; sleep-over required, daytime hours off. STUDENTS : Th is position enables you to Jive in the home rent free seven days a week as a benefit of wbrking th e job (some restrictions with apply) . High school degree or GED, valid driver's license , trree years good driving record and adequate automobile insurance coverage required . Salary: $5.50/hour. Health/dental insurance and vacalion/sick benefits . Send resume to: Buckeye Communily Services, P.O . Box 604 , Jackson, OH 45640; ADN: Cecilia. Deadline for app licants : 11 / 11 /9 8. Equal OpjJortunity Employer. · . -.72Jeflness & :J(ehab Genler lktllon.l · li~wn .. hip County Sunday, Nov. 8 -.?p.m. ~ARPET approval or .the Melgo Get Your Message Across Wit~ A Dallr Sentl..l High school degree or GED, .valid driver's license, three years good drrving-' record a nd adequate automobile ,lpsurance coverage required. Salary: $7:00/hr, starting. Full-time position health/dental insurance and vacations/sick benefits . Send resume to : Buckeye Community Services, P.O . Box 604, Jackson . OH 45640; ATTN : Cecilia. Deadline lor app licants 1]/11198. Equa l Opportunity Employer. OH 457~9 ...... P•zza Item$ . Clothes. Cheap WeD . Thu<s.. ffi . 9 OOAM • 6 OOPM • Wedemeyer 's Auct1on Servipe.i. 4/21/98tln BINGO Reedsville •.• If you see him,. today wish him (l 70th Pomeroy, William Safranek, Attorney At Law (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8 ", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekdays • 9;00·12:DO Saturday ROAD Living With An Insulin Pump f'Un IL&I Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45183 ' 740-985-3813 4 " thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks - · • Freezers NIGHT 740-742·2566 D. H-ard ,.,.,. __ Computer Graphics Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services ·Commercial •Residential Owner; Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 740-985-4422 DOH'S HEATING & COOLING For Informal ion Regarding Bankruptcy con!act: St. Rt. 7 • Ranges sleep -over required; TIII·:SIIAY I~ JM LKOY ·• S.r li , hur ) .It m" -. hlp Tru ... ll'l'\. Tuc-.day. ( J 11.111 at till' tu\\ n\ lup I tall . G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY • Hot Water Heater 128 I Ill· muni ~ illi il huildttt ~ .' • Washers American legion I<ACINE - The Racine Board of PuhliL' /\flair .... Mnnday. 7:ld p.nt ill 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 The aale Is sub)ec.t to two-year warranty. . • Installation financi al obligations and arrange a fair distribution of assets . Debtors in bankruplcy may. keep "exe mpt" property f0 r,Jlis or her personal use . This may include a car;· a house, clothes, and household goods. "Wt.ere Qrwlity Doe111 't Coal More,' Wetzel to t.M. Janes, Juna 21, 1919 and recorded in Volume 1, Page 271, of the Record• of'Righto of Way ·ar Meiga·Caunty, Ohio. . Being the same real estate conveyed to Paul M. • Purchase of Carpet ( with coupon) Free Estimates BANKRUPTCY can .BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING .of way granted to C. H. SATURDAY. .· (No Sunday Calls) 44087 Wlppte Rd. *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates Pg. 395 (Four Calla) and following the centerline of a small creek lor (TWo Calls), N. 2" 25' 13" E. 94.17 feet, N. 35" 20'; 37" E. 60.5.1 l~et to a paint; thence leaving said creek, S. 54" 08' 43" E. 313.52 leal 'passing an Iran pin at 20.00 loot to ah Iran pin, S. 41" 28' 39" W. 164.01 teet to an Iran pin In the Northerly right al way line of Route 124; thence alon!l said right or way line, N. 48 31 ' 21" W. 246.211eetto the palrit of Beginning and containing 1.00 Acres. For Last Source of Tltta Sei D.B. 324, Pg. 557 al the Meigs County, Ohio Recorda of Deeds. Parcel No. 11-110025.001 • Property Address: Route 11, Box 28, Rutland, Ohio 45775 .Sold premtsoa are located at RoUte #1, Box 28, Rutla-nd, Ohio 45769. Sold premises. · Also subject to the right 740-378-9807 (740) 992-5344 Douglas Chapman D. B. 309, MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans , .-----------,-~-:_-------------. Monday. !dO p.m. <Jl hall. \\L'kt l lliC ., and 614-992-7643 Our Customers Are Special *Free 5 Parts Warranty estate is as follows: EVERY SYRACUSE -- Meip Count y Rcp uhli ~,;;.m Cummitll'l'. 7:~ 0 p.rn . Mor)di!y, ('; u-ldon Sdmol. Ev~:ry Lml' Heat Pumps As Low As 13§ a month Situate 1-n tM VIllage at Pomeroy, County ot Melga, State al Ohio: A strip 43 feet and 9 inches wldo offal the south aide ol Lot No. 544 In sold village, fronting · 1ng On Brawn .Alley and runn BINGO CARPENHO:R - Services Su nJay. Cu-pcnter Baptist CIJUrch on State Rouie 143, 10:30 a.m. with Darla and Eve rett Clark. Sunday school , 9:30a.m. E. 24.91 feet to the true Rood, SANITATION MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light wejghl, fiberglass state and county approved with Hall FREE ESTIMATES New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting Air Conditioners .As Low As 128 a mgnth line and along a severance line through the property al 30 Announcements 75 County TII·COUm LUDSUPI DISIGIS • Sales • Service ·"En5y Ot•er lire Pirone Brrnk Finnncing" OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING CARPET &UPHOLSTERY WANING $59.95 (Maximum 500 sq. ft.) L & L .Tire Barn .........,.... East by the Ohio River: an aald dawn payment will be the South by lando 01 J.M. J lartelted. Cox; and on the West by t~a IJ TJIPPJIIJ Ohio 45769. A complete legal description ol the real EAST MEIGS - Eastern Lotal ., Band lluostcrs. 7:.10 p.m. Monc.la)l; hand I"OtJrn . SUNDAY POMEROY - Enterj1risc United Mcth()dist Churd1 Heritage Day, Slm ~ Jay, ~ to II a.m. Special musk . Jan Lavender anll Kathy McDaniel. · Brunch to follow. Case No. 27715 NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to the order of the Probate Court of Motgs County, Ohta, tn Caao No. 27715, I wtlt alter lor oalo at centerline of Corn Hollow Pomeroy, Meigs County, POMEROY - Big Bend Fann Ant ique Cluo, Monday, Gmngc annex huilding, Meigs County Fairgrounds, 7:.10 p.m. _ Jamea .M. Saulaby (10) 23,30 (11) 6 100 acre lot No. 161 and 10/tlmo. Residential & Mobile Honie Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps AUDITOR 'S PARCEL NO. 07·00754.000 and 07· IN THE COMMON PLEAS 00755.000 COURT, PROBATE DIVISION EXCEPTING from the . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO above descrlb~d premlaoa IN THE MATTER OF THE thelollawlng: GUARDIANSHIP OF Approxlmitoly 4.035 MARGIE JEAN SCHULER, scroo being 2.087 acraa In Road lntoroocta with Route Ohio, an the 4th day al December, 1998, at 10:00 a.m., the taliawlng lands and tonemanto, located at "p 992·7696 Public Notice :ric Day, et aL , Detendants, NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order at Sate Issued out ol the camm.an Pleas court at Molgo County, Ohio, In the case ot the Peoples ~otlanat Bank nka City Pomona Grange, Friday, ?:30 p.m. at SATURDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local School Board, special session. S;:llunby, 9: .:m a.m. at the administration ofr1cc-, Tuppers Plains. regardin£ liJ~Oilling J UI:li1U1S. In Historic Downtown Pomeroy County Deed Records. rendered, 'being Case No. centerline ol Raute.124, S. 911-CV-54 In said Court, 1will so• 02' 33" E. 153.97 loot to . POMEROY - Revival, Laurel c;tift. Free Methodist Church. through ~ unday. 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 1(}30 a.m. and6 p.m. Sunday. · • Hartwell Hares HOWAlD'S a Rooms & COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL • Soap • Baby Gifts ALL PRO . • Fall Special- Room Additions • Roofing . Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames SubJect to all leases, an Jncompatant person Garages· Repl,acement Windows Toland Flags· Camille Beckman Lotion easements and rtghto of way at record. REFERENCE DEED: Volume 318 , Page 599, Melgo 'latlonal Bank, Plaintiff, va. Iliad with the County Austml ia, the Far East and North Audllor wtll be heard by the Board ol Revision In the and Latin America. They have also manner provided by Secllan released 10 CDs during their career 5715.19 ot the Ohio Revlood which have been met with both crit- · Code. ical and popular praise. 1l1eir 1996 Nancy Par kor Camp b e II • release. Saga dos Migrantcs. 'wa~ a Molgs County Auditor . (11) 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11,12 New York· Times Crit.ics: Choice 10TC -'-'-------Selection. Ticket~ can be purchased at the Public Notice Haning Hall hox office qpcn from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Fri . 740 593 17 g0 d ay or hY ca II Jng · · k 1 · $10 · $7 and . T tc e pnces arc , scnoms . stu dcru s $5 . · New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Public Notice Schuler and Margie J . Schuler by Cecil P. Bradbury and wile by deed recorded In Oeod Book 169, Page 89 of the Meigs County DMd Recarcfo. 1.948 acrea In 100 acre Lot 162 ao .aame !101 between SR 124 and the Ohio River 11 per a survey ol George F. Seymour, Ohio Proteoslanat Surveyor No. 6044, January . 7 ' ~:':·EXCEPTION lo more fully described In EXHIBIT " A" ol.an Entry flied March 3rd., .1998 In the Malgs county Probate Court In case No. 27715 and same to Incorporated heroin by reference. · No opinion of title nor certification as to accuracy of description rendered by the preparer of thla instrument. Said premises are appraised at ninety nina thousand dollars ($ 99;000 .00). Ten percent d h th bid 1 own 1 w • d en d de accep e an ue wh en accepted and balance upon delivery al deed. Should March,1998. Allcomplaints ----..,..-----Community Calenda,r---------FRIDAY POMEROY - The tax returns for tax year 1998 have boon rovloed and the valuations. completed and are open tor public tnopocllan in tho office ol camplainta must be filed an farms which wilt be turnlahed by tho County Auditor and muat be flied In the County Audllar'a Office an or tieforo tho 31St day al '"I" QUI"tar duo to pay I .In Athens· World cIass BraZIIan "A supple, nawlessly unified so und'' is how the New York Times described a perfonnance by Sergio and Odair Assad, one ·o f the fore ""'" guitar duos in the world. Natives of Brazil, these talented guitarists will be playing in Athens "1 part of. Ohio University 's Perfarming Arts. Series on Nov. 13 at 8 p.m . in the First United Methodist Church .. ~ Having played together since childhood, the Assad brothers stand out for the ir virtuosity and unique ability to play perfectly together Public Notice nrma of Sale: 10% Caoh or Certified Check at Shertlf'o Sale. Balance an Oellvery of Doed. James M. Soulaby, She!llf David H. McCown, Attorney BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. • Leslie Boyd writes for The Bridgewater Courier-News. Call her at (908) 707 -3000 to share parenting tips. ask que stions or suggest column topics. Or write to her c/o The Courier-News, 120 I Route 22, P.O. Box 6600.rBridgewater. N.J . 088070600. Or e- mail her at hoydfamcni(AT)aol.com. Public N~lce Public Notice .NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS back at that width parallel Reference: 5713.01C Ohio with tho aouth line of oald Revtaed Code Lot No. 544 to Jamea JOnes Tho Meigs County Board westerly lint. or Revision has completed Reference Deed: Volume Ita work ot equalization. 332, Page 85, Meigs County ' HARTWEll HOUSE r==:::::=====:-r=~~~~~:===:r===;:~=::;:::;:==:-r==;::=:====== Earlier risers may have a genetic link thdr hoJy l."lnds - helps dctaminc or ni~ht llrefcrcncc for 11111111inu • 0 acti\oily. Mignm says. Dlnod s;.~mpk~ and qucstiontmirc~ from~ 10 adulh allowed com· parison of their CLOCK ~cnc wi th sdf· I"Cfl'li1Cd II Ille S nf peak ;t l t:rtiH.~S~ . II they had one parttcular variant or the gene. nearly (} (lUI 1Jf 10 were "morning"· pcnplc. wilh an_nthcr variant, more than hall" were ·· nii!ht ow ls. ·· ·" ... ... 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(304) 675·8612. · Lost .- White 70 Yard Sale GaiiJpolis & VIcinity ALJ, Yard Sllet Mutt Be Paid In Advance . DEADLINE: 2:00p.m. the day before the ad Ia to run. Sunday edition-2:00p.m. • Frklay. Monday ediiiOfl - 10:00 a.m. Saturday. · roo 01 and board . modesl ... ' . salary' ' Fo od p reparation and lig ht '. housekeeping required . M us!. . have venfrable references . 740· 992·6584, leave message. Gallra Mergs- Community A c tio n Is Sef3k1ng An Inta ke Clerk Aide To Work W1 th Co mmun1 ty Servic: es Programs. Excellen1 Organrza. !rona l Skills. Co mputer E•petl· ence. And Ability To Deal With , ·' ,. · ·· Per6 ons Of Various Socio-Eco nomiC Backgrounds. Dnve rs LI cense, Hrgh School Gra duate O't Eq u1va1ant. Send Re sume With. Three (3) Rele rences To . Ms . Whitt . C.S. DiV!Sron Director, Boit 272 , CheShire. Ohro 45620 By 111 15/98. GMCAA Is An Equal Op por!unuy Employer i• Kitchen help in p1zza shop. 32-4,0 hours per week . tw o years experience required SeM 1esume to' Bo,; 121 . Syrac use. OhiO 45779 . Lo cal Tr ucking Compa ny Seeking Qualified Trt"1ck Dnvers . Good Pay And Benef its Ser;lel Resume To P.O. Box 109 Jackson. Ohio 45640 . Or Call 1-740·286·1 463 · To SChedule An Interview. �Page 10 • The Da1ly Sent1nel Friday, November 6, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh10 • :friday, November 6, 1998 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentmel • Page 11 BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER - ACROSS 1 8llley I 38 Foll<ll._ GUihrle 40 Snick end- pertrw 1 Coni Must Be W111ing And Able To D• liver Set Up And Move Large Furniture Appha~s Ft.tll T me Send Resume To CLA Box 458 CIO Dally Tr bune 825 Third , . Gall Oh 45631 Need 3 lades To Sell Avon 740-446-3358 Needed mmed ately Subsl1lute Jan1torlal Crew Leader Lead WOfker variO\ls shifts and hours no phone calls please A.pphca uons available at Me gs Indus tnes 1310 Carleton Street Syra CUM OH45779 NMded someone to stay w•th et. deny gentleman room and board small salary preler male 304 895-3942 Oak Hill Truck ng Company Is S&ek ng Expenenc_ed Sem• Trac tor Trailer Dnvers E11cellent Pay & Insurance Package Ove The Road & Local Dnv1ng Expert enced Drivers Only Call 740 682ma OhiO ValleY Bank Is Now Accept lng AppliCatiOns For Lend ng Po 1111ons Applicants Sllould Pos essThe Follow r\Q Oual1t11s People Oriented Customer S.rvlce And Sales OriY8n Pnor Lenc:llng Experience A Plus Oh o Valley Bank Offers a Generous Benefit Package lnclud1ng 401 K Rettrement And Career A-dvancement And Mer.t Bonus OpportuRIItes Experienced And Quahfted Per sons Should Send Resume To Ohio Valley Bank c/o Patnck H Tackett 420 Th1rd Ave Ga I po Hs OhiO 45631 Overbrook Center 333 Page Street M ddleport has part time postllons lor LPN s AN s & STNA s available for all sh1fts Anyone nterested please contact Angle Halley at 740 992 6472 EOE Position V.eancles Outp•tlent Therapists Part Time And Full T me Poslllons Available To Prov de Outpatient Mental Heal1h Serv ces To Adults And /Or Chtldren Must Be ll censed {Or l censure Ehg ble I e Psychology Ass Slant Counselor Trainee LPC LSW Or LPCC ) In Counselmg Soc1al Work Or Psy chology In Oh o Preference Given To Candidates W1th Prevt ous Experience In A Mental Health Sett1ng Houte & Lot For Sale 2 Bed rooms. 1 lla1h $eOO Down WA.C Easy Terms Loea110 Nur Bid well Contact Dav d 1 800 4., Wanted To Do 6909 Hoose Slate Roo1e 1 S0<.1h Less Than 10 M1nutes From DowntOWn Galllpohs Private 2 1/2 Acre lot Witt'! Elrtathtaldng RIVer V ew Ap Oepenoabte lady W1ll Do House cleaning Call Edna Lamer 304 67~738 Elecuic maintenance serv1ce prox 2 000 Sq FL 3 Bedrooms 2 Wlnng breaker bo•es I ght f11: ture heating systems and Ae ,_ing 304-674-ll12'i 'BPB'' F..,rnnure rei ntlh aoo res tOfation aiso custom orders Ohio Va lley Aetmlshl ng Shop Larry Phitlips 7.&0-992-6576 Georges Portable Sawm111 don 1 hcuJI your k»gs 10 the m U JUSt call 304-675--1957 H ggs Construction Aoollng Ski lng Painting Remodel ng Also Tree Culling & Landscapmg~ Combined Experience 15 Years Fully Insured Free Est mates 304-674-DOSS 740-446-3409 w 11 do housecleaning ca w 11 Work For $4 00 /Hour w II Haul Trash Junk Etc 740 367 0140 FINANCIAL INOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus ness w th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma I untl you have tnvesligated the ot1ertng Professional Services llvlng1ton 1 Buement Wster Proofing all ba~ement repa rs done free estlmate:s I let me guarantee 2yrs on jOb exper ence 304-895-3887 Llvlngatan 1 Basement Water Proofing all basement repa rs done lree estimates hfet me guarantee 12yrs on JOI}>expen ence 304-895-3&87 ,_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _,.~.. • c... Manegera Cand date Must Possess Bachelor's Degree In Soc al Work Or Equ valent Ex perlence LSW Preferred The Successfu Cand date Will Work W1th Severly Emo1 onal y 0 sa bled Popu lat on In ~ Three County Area Must Ma nla n A Valid Drivers License And Ma n taln Ehglb llty For Coverage Under The Agency s Commerc a Auto mobile Insurance Plan Competitive Salaries And Ben eflt1 Offered Plene Send Ae1ume1 To Sherry Gordon Human Reaource Manager Woodland Centera Inc 3086 State Aoule 180 Gallipolis OH 45831 By November 13 1998 EOE JAA Employer AN post on ava fl,ble for an ex perlenced case manager at Aock ~pr ngs Reliabihtahon Can ter Experience In MDS assess ments ehab I ta1 on nurs ng and the coordlnat on of an nte d sc 1 pi na y team p efer ed Posit on has f ex ble scheduling and excel lenl benet1t package Must have prior nurs ng expe lence and be tam I ar wllh gerlatr c rehab I tat on Ptease send asume to Attention Caro l Graenlng R N C DON Rocksprings Rehab I tat on Cen ter 36759 Rocksp ngs Ad Po meroy Ohio 45769 Aocksj;l mgs Rehab Center s seeking a pa t lime f II n cook dishwasher etc Please apply n persen Roeklsprlngs Rehabtllala tlon Center 36759 Rockspri ngs Rd Pomeroy Oh io 45769 No phone eallt pleiM Telemarketers Work n our new Pt Pleasant ol flee setllng appo ntments Great olt ca atmosphere great pay long ter m employment ava !able For lmmedtate employment call 304 675 6539 11 am 5pm Van Driver For Del ve y 01 Medl ca EqUipment Apply 412 Second Ave Ga I 740 441 1R75 Wanled General House Cleaner One dey a we~ M.ust have own transportal on Prefer some Gne In Pr Pleasant Area Resume to CW 13 % Pt Pleasant Reg sler 200 Man St PI Peasant Wv 25550 140 Business Training Evttn ng Vocat Ol)al Class We would Ike to ofler an MS E• cell or Lotus class to you beg n n ng Nov 9 1998 Th s class will meet at lhe Vocational Cente In room " 118 from 6 8 p m each Mon The cost Is $45 00 wh ch Incudes a worKbook M crosoll hcell and Lotus are spreadsheet computer programs Data ol any ktnd can be organ lzed on a spreadsheet Schools Instruction Magic Years Di!IY Care Pre School spaces ava1lat1te ekcel lent sk lis tor your ch ds devel opment Cal us for more nlorma ton 304 675 5847 M F 7 3Q.5 30 170 Miscellaneous 10 artd 20 and 29 gallon aquar ums w 1h assesso es but no 0 stands $50 00 for the gal $75 00 fo lhe 20 gal ne he leaks Sold p ne stand and as sessorles lor 38 gallon eQuar um but no ank $160 00 a pr c es are negot able 3C 4 773-5051 Modern 3 beoroom house 2 baths country kitchen large 2 car garage on 112 acre 101 Tuppers Platns Oh sewM alreactv hooked up $15 000 740 985 35 11 or 740-e673304 • Three bedroom ranch kitchen w/ appliances baln LA turn ture curtains 181l20' back deck Out buildings city water blacktop Rd Waterloo Ad leon WV S39 900 1 800-486-8555 Well cared lor ranch style bed room home new roof and carpet lots of extras priced at $34 000 304 675 7693 call after 5 pm or leave a message th s newspaper s subject o the Federal Far Hous f1Q Act of 968 wh 'h makes t legal to advert se any prefe ence 1m 1a1 on or d scr•m nal on based on ace color el g on se~ tam al s atus o nat onal orig n or any ntentlon ro make any such preference I m tabon or d scr mnat on $999 Down on any 98 model Doublew1de in stock Free Dellv ery Cal 1 BQ0-691-6777 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make Offer 1 800 383-6862 1o year old nome Aaetna v ne 1996 14 F1 1112 Ft Sunshtne 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths Is and K tc h en Oak Cab1ne1s 740 245 9634 ABANDONED HOME 3BR Assume loan low Month y Payments Financing Available 304 755 5566 La ge selecllon of used llomes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starling at 52995 Ou ck delivery Call 740 385 9621 Oakwood Homes BarbOursville WV Model Close Out 304 736 3409 Mob le Home & 3/4 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Kingsley 14~70 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Located S A 218 Days 740 446 3278 Even ngs 740 446-3099 New 14x70 $500 Down $199 per mo Fee a1r sk. rt 1 800 691 6777 NEW 14x80 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Month Only At OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 3()4.755-5885 Street C ty Schools On 1/2 Acre Ne gh borhood Road 740 256 6102 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo F ee a r skirt 1 800 69t 6777 New 1998 14x70 1hree bedroom Includes 6 months FREE ot rent Include s sk i ling de uxe steps and setup Only $187 08 pe month with $1075 down Call 1 800 837 3238 2 yr old br ck ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths den wood lloors 3000 Meadow brook 304 675 7643 3 bedroom count y kttchen I v lng/ta mlly 2 baths detached ga age on 1 1 2 acres country set t ng Ches ter area $46 000 740 985 3511 5 room and bath lull basement also 2 3oom apt 304--675 1090 6yr 2 3 bed ooms lott tongue! groove pellet stove HPICA ap p1 ances garage spa acre Bula v 1e Pike 740 367 0286 BY OWNER 6 M les N of Bulla o n Mason Co 112 mile oil At 62 B lck nome on 10 acres w/2 400sq It v ng space ov&rslzed double garage 3 large b&jjrooms baths large family room w/1 e place bo nus oom Ia ge ut I ty room new ca pet ceram c t le n baths & k !chen newer heal pump & app ances large ear deck 24 above ground pool very pr vate bul conv1en1 y ocat ed on black. top oad w city water Prce$139000 Call for appt. 304-458-1835 RED BRICK RANCH Slyle House Ell:cellent Cond ton Par 1 al y F n shed Basement 2 Ca r Ga age Se ous lnQu r as On y 740 446-3385 New br ck Ranch 3 bed oons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor age All Ecec lei 1 2Ac ea $127500 304 675 8959 Acret S7 500 0< e 5 Acres S8 000 Pllblte Water City Schools .Call For Free Maps + Owner F nanc•ng Info Take 10% Oft Usfad Prll!:e:S On Cash Purchases! Commerctal Or Residential Triple Lot Wtth Income In Crown City On Route 7 S49 900 1•0 256 1420; Severel 5 1cre p~rcelt remote beaut1ful land Metgs County SciPIO Twp SR 692 ijut1 SA 1<13) owner financing ($, 800 per acre) eau 1o< gooc1 740-593-8545 o" Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 BOO 213 8365 Anthony land Co RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedrooms 1 112 Bath With Full Basement In Patuol Call After 6 PM 741).446-4569 3 Bdrms Fam lyroom 1 3 Acres 2 OOOSqFt 3 M les South On 7 16X32 1nground Pool 2 Storage bu lei ngs 740.245-9472 1 5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4 OOD Loca l Gov t & Bank Aepo s Call t BOO 522 2730 X 1109 Double Wide New $999 Down $237 per mo Free del very & set up 1 800-69t-6n7 2 beet room 1 1 2 bath Urep ace gas furnace 1~70 sq 11 or llv ng space In CMster asking $47 000 740 985 3582 e. 5 14x70 lnd es House mobile home two bed oom two bath ut llty room pantry closet 740 992 ...._ "A Little Country In Town Prtee reduced large res to ed V ctorlan home s tuated on 12 acres v I !age of M ddlepor1 Secluded and pr vaut close to schoo s and churches Pr va e br ick clrcu ar ctr ve brick patio mode n kitchen family room wlf ep ace 3 4 bed rooms two baths arge lormal LRI OR large foyer four or gtnal stained glass windows 30 minu tes fro m Athens 15 20 minutes lrom Gallipolis For ep polntment caH 740 992 5696 Fr end ly R1dge Rd 360 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3 LEFT Sill In Warranty OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE 304~755-5885 Elf c1ent c ean two bedroom depos 1 references no pets 304 675 5162 House For Re nt Pair ot Area 740 446-4569 Atter 5 PM House in Au1 and out of flood area deposit and referenoes e qUlred no pets 740 742 2661 N ce 2 or 3 bedroom house In fo. me oy no pets 740 992 5858 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 1 Bedroom Tra ler In GaHipol s Nice Yard & Porch $250/Mo $200 Depos I References Re qu red 740 446-9342 14ll:70 tluee bed oom 1 a ler S300 month S150 depos 1 no pets 740 742 27 4 2 & 3 bedroom mob le homes air condlt toned $260 $300 sewer wale and trash Included 740 992 2167 (740)446 0508 2 Bed oom Mob le Home $265/ Mo Includes Water & Trash S100 Deposit No Pets Ins de Ca 1740..446-9569 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Hannan Trace Road OH"218 $225/Mo • $100 Depos t 740-256-6202 2 bedroom tratler In A.aclne 3 bedroom !taler In Middleport no pets 740 992 585a 2 Bedrooms large l A Air Elec lr c Heat In Gallipolis On Rented Lot Ready To Move Into I 740 446 1409 2 Bedrooms S375/Mo Plus Utili lies & Oepos t No Pets 740 446 4313 740 446-0879 2 Bed ooms Water & Trash Paid NO PETS B ulav lie Pike 740 388 1100 2 2 bedroom mob1le home s 1 furnished 1 unfurn shed 304 675 65 2 3 bedroom hand capped acces Sible water & sewer prov ded to ta e1ec1r c bath & hall Hud voucher accepted Rae na area Southern Schoo l Dist let 740 949 4602 Two (2) Bedroom Mob e Home Route 21 a $300/Mo Aen1 $300 Depos 1 + References Required 740 983 4607 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths $229/Mo 1 800 383-6862 Two bedroom 1 al er lor rent call 340 Two bed oom pari ally furnished near Le on man road $200 de pos 1 $200 month call 740 446 1930a er600pm Business and Buildings Commercial Office or Re a I 87 Mill 51 M ddlepor 1 450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corne Bu d ng 740 992 6250 AcQuisitions (next door) 740 949 2067 Untu n lshed Mobile Ho me On Cora M Road 011 Of 325 No Pets Refe ences Deposit Ae QU ed 740 245 5622 440 3 4 Acres On Ward Road In Gallla And Meigs County Ap pro~ 5 Acres Clean Rest In Woods $30 000 740 388 9105 App oxlmately 3 5 Acres Pe ry Twp Fo Sale 740 446 4609 or 740 446 1104 Af1e 5 OOPM Seen c Valley at Apple Grove WV Bu ld ng ols s ngle wldes accepted pub l c water 20 m nutes 1 om n&w Buftalo Br dge on Je ry 'i Run Ad Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 3 Bedrooms 2 8alhs Central Heat /Air On F irst Avenue Avatlablt November 15th Refer ences Deposit 74()..4.46.1079 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve trom $279 to $358 Walk to thop movies Call 1•0 446 2568 Equal Housing Oppotrumy a Oownslalrs Apartment Water Paid 91 Cedar Street Gall polls NO PETS 740-388-1100 Furmshed • Rooms & Bath Completely Redecorated Clean New Carpet. No Pets Or Srnol(lng Ret erence & Deposit Req(Jired Also Furn1shed 2 Rooms & Bath Up.. atatrs 740-.t46-1519 Furnished Upstairs Apartment Close To Downtown Gallipolis Also 3 Rdom Conage Refrences Apartments lor Rent and 2 bedroom apartments fur n shed and unfu rt slled secur ty depos I equ red no pets 740 992 2218 Grac1ous living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V1llage Manor ahd Riverside Apartments In Middle port From $2.9-$373 Call 1•0 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunites In Gallipolis 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath CA Hardwood Floors lmmedlate Occupancy 740-446 1295 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740-446.0390 New Apartment 1 Bedroom In Rio Grande All Ultlltle& Paid Plu& Cable Walking Dtstance To Campus $375 00/Mo 740 245 24 USED STOCK Take S800 Perfect Condtllon Fmancmg As low AI 6 9% With John Deere Credit Approval On Used Traclors Carm!ctlael 1 Farm & Lawn Gal11pohs Ohio FIREWOOD CIA Sp~ Dellwlredl JaiOd 740446-6566 Chad 740-446-1271 For Sale Fill Dirt Will Deliver 304-675-6734 For Sale Healthdyne Model 950 Flnger Pulse Oximeter $500 00 740-388-8416 Grubbs Plano tuning & repa rs PrOblems? 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Call the ptano Dr 740-446-4525 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & RebUilt In Stock CaH Ron Evans 1 80().537 9528 Large gas dryer wood or coa l sto¥e old stereo work& old Iron bed sted new pant 740 742 24t2 Longaberger Baskets 1995 Tulip 1997 Petunia 1995 Spnng 1995 Large Berry 1997 Fa1her s Day Cat 740 446 S951 Not Home leave Message N ce Kmg Size Walerbed Wlth Headboard Mtrror Complete Dresser With M rror Nlghtstand 2857 Sears A d1ng lawnmowe 42 Inch 450 Furnished Rooms Clrc e Motel lowest Rates In Town Newly Remode led HBO Cinema• Showt me & D sney Weekly Rates Or Monthly Rates Construction Workers Welcome 740 441 5698 740-441 5t67 Mobt!e homa site ava lable bel ween Athens and Pomeroy call 740-385 4367 MERCHANDISE Cu114 5 HP $600 741l-448 2857 Tanks 8 ~22 5 ~24 6 ~24 5/ 16 Wood Coal Furna ce 2 Blow ers 740..256 1293 Used Almortd 20 CubiC Ft Aelng eralor w th Ice Maker 4 Years Old $400 00 Smith Corona Word Processor Ar d pr nter $200 00 740 446 6822 Used compu ters $100 $400 a system based on your needs plus used parts call 740 992 6700 leave message I not home Wa1er1ne Special 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All 8 ass Com pression Flit ngs In Stock RO~ Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Washer& Dryers Ranges Aeff l grators 90 Day Guarantee! French C ty Maytag 740 446 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 V Ine Street Call ?40 446 ?398 I 888 818 0128 Used Furniture Store Belo w Hoi day Inn In Kanauga Twm Beds Complete $115 Full Beds Com plete $ t 35 Hutch $75 Dressers Couches 740-446 47S2 Sporting • Goods 520 FREE STUFF FOR SPORTS FANS 1 888 588 3743 Tol Ffee Antiques 530 Buy or sell River ne Antiques 1124 E Main Street on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 00 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise "WARN UP!~ Furnace Heat Pumps & A r Con d1t onmg F ee Est1matesl II You Don t Call Us We Both Lose! 2447 1 Crypt & Plate $350 740 367 Wood Coal Burner King Stove & Wood Fo r Sale 740 256 1424 Wo ld Book Now on Sale Save $280 00 L m ted number of sale sets low Mon thly te rms (304) 675 3715 A so 1998 CD Rom on Sale! Margaret P1erce Building Supplies Block 'brick sewer pipes wind ows lintels etc Claude Wlnlers Rio Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Large Rocking Horse Baby bed High eMir Swing Stroller Car Seat 304 675 4548 1 small bedroom apt fur 1 shed ut Itt es pd $175 00+ dep 304 t.; hurch pews lor sa e 12 twelve foot 4 ten foot $200 each 7 40 949 22 1 Tobacco baler air preu tobacco stnpper 304-675-3246 I 304-675 Livestock Genlle 3 Year Old BlacK Gelding Broke For Harness & Saddle $1 000 Yearhng Pallmlno Filley Very Gentle S100 740 388 9736 After5 P.M Purebred Slmmental cows Slm mental/Belgian blue cross cows Angus cross herd bull 1•0 949 2822 Pygmy goats for sale one billy $45 4 nanny s all breed S85 each call740.985-4190 640 Hay & Grain Hay tor sa~& one m le north on Rt 2 Square Bales $1 00 $2 00 Saturday only pick up TRANSPORTATION 710 Autoa for Sale 87 Cutlass Sa on 455 AT AC PW sunr<lof vetle rallys vary nice $3500. 304 676 2909 97 Poptiac Sunfira 24 000 miles st II under wa anty automatic like new $12 500 llrm 740 742 7200 or 740 742 2675 1965 Corvalr Monza call 740 985 4168 AKC Yorkshire pupp es shots and wormed ready to go $350 male I $400 lemale 304 895 3929 AKC male Po me anlan young adult orange w th ped gree $150 740 696 085 AKC Registered mint dachshund pups 740-992 9989 Beautiful AKC Registered Mal tase Puppies 740-446 0857 Pla ce Yo ur Order Early $500 Pollee Impounds All Makes Available Call 1 800 522 2730 Ext 4420 1980 Dodge Omnl 4 Cylinder Sid Good Tires $400 740-441 1083 1982 Ford Fairmont 90 000 Actu a Ml es Runs Good New Brakes Neyt Paris No Rust $500 OBO 740 44t t 6n 1982 Pontiac 6000 V 6 Au tomatlc Runs & Drives Good $550 740 44, 1083 $500 oo Neg (3041875 1942 1985 Dodge Arias C ean Air Low Miles 34 Ml Per Gallon 34 000 Actual Miles Books $700 AKC WHITE TOY BICHON FRI G ve A Gift Of Love 6 Weeks 12/20198 Deposit W!U Hold For en IStmas Peym&nts Welcome Male/Female 740 379 9061 CFA Persian Himalayan Kittens Blue & Seal Point Born 9/8198 AI Sllots & EKtremely Fluffy 740 245 9238 Blazer New MOtor With 1 Year Warranty New Transmiulon Body Been Z Barlejl $3 300 080 7 ..0 367 O•U• 740 992 6976~ leaYt Message ,_ 1987 Dodge Aries 4 Cylinder Auto Air 113 000 M las $700 080 740 256-1233 1 9~8 Bonneville LE maroon 4dr new 11res & brakes good cond $3 2QO 304 675 5792 after 5pm t 986 Camaro T Tops Needs Motor And Front End Work 1989 Camara 5 Speed Loaded S3 500 Buys Both 740-367 0414 1988 Chevy Berelta GT V 6 auto a/c ps pb stereo h gh m es looks/run good $1575 740 247 4292 1990 Cavalier 2 Doors 70 000 Acutal Miles Auto AIC $2 195 1988 Beretta V6 5 Speed Great Condi!ion $2 195 Cook Motors 740 446 0103 1990 Plymouth Sundance H/Bk 4 Doors $2 700 & 1989 Olds Cut lass Sierra 4 Doors $2 000 Ne got able 740 448 9206 After 5 PM 1991 Grand Am Pontiac 4 Doors 1993 Ford Ranger 5 speed 4 cr up Tahoe 1994 Toyota T 100 V 6 Dodge Conversion Van $3 295"" 1992 Ford XLT PU S3 495 1992 IIUZU Amigo $2 295 1990 GeO Stud serv ce AKC champio n bloOd I ne Min SChnauzer (S & P) guarantee call 740 992 6700 leave message It no nome 570 Mu,al lnstr enta Wurllzer plano selmer f ule mtx speakers Jensen amp 304 67E 3156 1997 Chevy lum na AM!FM PJC Cru se Control Exc&llent Cond 1on Must Sell $11 500 740 682 3446 1997 Dodge Stratus 4 Doo s PW Automat c A/C 27 000 M les $9 300 OBO ?40 379 2726 8 7 buick century 4 do or V 6 auto $1 000 304 B82 3652 • MO~e 1995 Dodge Truck t500 Series Laramie SLT Extended Cab Loaded Power Windows Doors Mirrors Seat Split Seat Cargo Ud Reese Hitch 60K Extra Clean TV \IIOI..ENCe! 740-258-6427 741).256-1084 ==::..:..:..;=;..;;;;..;;..._ , 730 Vans & 4-WDs ' •• ,.......... I s 94 15 Jimmy loaded very sharp new tires automat c 4 3 I Vorlec CFI $12 000 OBO 740 742 7200 or 741).742 2675 1980 1990Trud<s $100 $500 Polce Impounds I I THE BORN LOSER All Makes Available 1 800-290-2262 X 3901 r 1980 Chevy Scottsdale new en glne and tires good runnin g ask ~ £.V(R'(f';OD'( f-\1\TE) ~( 1 I 1\U·J(\'() FU:.L TI-lE-'<¥£ lN.X:>i-111-lG 1\T lng$15000BO 740-843-529b 1984 Chevy KS Blazer Camper Speical 4x4 AC AT New Tires I E•huast Must Sell! $3 500 OBO 740 446 3580 leave Message Before 500 W\IN.DM'( t)I'LK.I ~ ~ 11110::£ MILD fE.EUI'¥:>) Cf f'N:NO(\ /lit£ Ut-lFOJI-lOCD I &:LI EVE 11.£ '(()] N:f.. '(001<:. 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CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ceiebrdy C.,h&f c'YJ)I:og ams a e aealed I om quotal1001 t>,. f<~mout P"QP1t1 pas and prosoot facti letter Jl the CtpM I anda or 81'10 81 7oday J clue X 9QUII I K F BTNB N L GNBTVG N DZLM NOIFVLPV A V A Z G VI JTFOV ANP X J Z 0 D I PZLVOHVI (IFGVPBZGI B TN L CNOD HPTGNIVG PREVIOUS SOLUTION Pa nt ng IS Silent poetry and poetry s pamt1ng With lhe gfft of speech ' - Somon des '::~:t:~' '0@\\.q{)~- ~ £~S" GAM I - - - - - - - ldllod by ClAY I POLlAN_..;..._ _ _ __ WOlD 0 Rearrange letters of tMe four scramb led words be low to form four s mple wordt 0 N T I DG DONUW I' I I I' I Our outdoor p!Cn c was can Celled due to bad weather I thmk a new dev1ce for TV r-----::-::-:~:-:-:-:~- weather forecasters should be • • • • u• _I._N_.o_z.....E_o.L-J,_"'-"': ' L.l '(OV NEVER !-lAVE AN'( DEEP . . . . . Comple1e 1he chuckle qvo1ed by I I ng n the m ~s ng wo ds UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETTERS TO G(T ANSWER Tl-lOU6~T5 SCRAM LETS ANSWERS Weapbn Doubt Hello Banter 1vOT tile HEAD A 1 that s worth chensh1ng th e mot11er told the br de beg1n s 1n the heart NOT the HEAD ,; I FRIDAY 'N~(T 1/,0WINN 1'1'3 ERWit S SiiiH'!tR B~T ll'S N<J1' fRWI£ I \IS ~ f~HKI SH ~~\RLESS ~N f;'AL 22FI Yellowstone Camper Fully Sell Contained Pertect Condition Rubber Root $2 295 00 OB0 74o-37!1-27oe SERVICES • • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional 1fetlme guarantee Local references furnished Es tabllshed 1975 Can 24 Hrs (740) 448 0870 1 BOO 287 0576 RQO 7795 C&C General Home Main tenence Paint ng vinyl siding carpentry doors windows baths mobi e home repa r and more For free estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 Residential or commercia wring new sei'\IICe or repairs Master u eensed electr c an Rideno~Jr Electrlca WV000306 304 675 DVNGLVI you de"elop I om step No 3 below 1993 Mountaineer 51h Wheel Camper 36 Wl1h t 6 Slide Wa4h er Cryer Gan Excellent Condl lion 74o-44Hl519 Electrical and Refrigeration a pleatant way 23 Highway PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES Campers & Motor Homes Profe ssional 20yrs Bll.per!ence with all masonery brick block & stone Also room additions ga rages etc Free estimates 304 773-9550 Shoelace lip (var I Auto Parts & Accessories Home Improvements lilt 10 Elale 1 sound 11 Big- 22 In . New gas tan~s & body parts D & R Auto Ripley WV 30• 372 3933 or 1 800-273-9329 1186 5 13 Ready IO reeetve (foodl 9 Paid noticn Openmg lead • 8 Budget Priced Transmissions and Engines All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmissions 740.245 5677 840 8 Preserves mot'lllef 36 --poly Californlll 7 Besmirched 4Loch- 33 Ar11111 equlpmen1 A K 9 2 nreploce soul DRANIW Ia i-...,-ri-"' I G,-TI-TI __;_-r---l 0 I Summers not overl Kawasaki STS Jet ski stll under warrantv three seater 83 horsepower bought new Ju ly of 97 three match ng Kpwasakl ski vests and traile all go w th t Priced to sell S4200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 2045 wtll consider trade lor a good pontoon boat 810 word look IItke 750 Boats & Motors for Sale Appl ance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex per!ence All Work Guaranteed French C ty Maytag 740 446 $200 304 675 4860 FRANK & EARNEST Tracker $2 "'95 1988 Chtv S 10 Blazer S2 995 B&D .4uto Sates Hwy 160 Norttl 740 •46 6885 7oW-446-8189 (740)441 1826 S berlan husky puppies AKC registered 1st shots wormed 2 French YoUih bnUge conunues to noum•h e'pe" oily on I he nlher sode nl ihe Atlanuc The European Schopl' and Jumnr Champ1onsh1ps were held 111 the Voenna Tu"n H till tsl July haly won bnih leam !Illes and ihe JUnl<>r pans Pol;.1nd -;topped a clc 111 sweep S8 995 1993 Plymoulh Voyager Van S3 295 1993 790 Scroogeo 29 Swerve off cour11 30Woodanpino By Phillip Alder Aotd!l' Doo1~ 760 DOWN • French C ty Pet Groom ng by Ap polntment Ultra Weth Bathing System 650 Sscond Ave Galli t993 Geo Melro $1 3~5 t993 Pontiac Grand Am $3 295 1992 Ford Tempo $2 295 1991 Buick Century $2 295 1991 Cllrysler LeBaron $1 295 B&D Auto Sales Hwy 180 North 740 446 6865 740 446 8189 26 "--wk: boneo 28 Juicy fruit Bring on the young S• 995 1994 Ford Explorer (. 740 (2 wdl , 27 Peer Gynt s mother Cort,. ers Waterproof ng 740 245-9652 UP Pack ~nder Eo<cellen1 740-24~5672 1992 Grand Am automatic teal sporly oeded e~cellent cond many new parts $3 300 00 obo Rabbit Beagles & registered Wa lke Coon Hounds sell or COOL II II 741H42-2370 Pick I &IVE .. Iinder IICCC!JIIent COnd lion $tOO() 85 ooo M les $5 ooo 740 387 0250 polls 74/l-446 1528 YOU'LL NEVER GUESS WHAT MY LITTLE GRANDSON L.'ARNT 1993 Chevy 2500 4 WD 86 000 45 Bu1hy clump 46 Ally I deg 46 Current unit 51 Nervouo Vulnerable Both Dealer West South West North East Pass 1• Pass BARNEY MileS 740-379-2.51 s 10 IV 7 Q85 ...• KJ8632 ... 10 7 740-24~ Four 8 weeks old temale toy lox terr ers purebred not registered tails docked dew claws removed first shots and wormed $65 740 376 6437 1992 Olds 88 Royale 92 ooo M les New Tires loaded GoOd Condition S6 500 00 Evenings t 1989 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauet Edition Loaded 58 000 Milts $5 700 House Trailer S5 soo 1993 " .. 9 6 5 2 1986 Dodge D , 50 pickup 3 f 8 engine auro air cas~ette Sale/ , _ $3 400 obo 30U7HII93 age 2 88 bench Sou1h • A 53 Good Shape S2 500 080 1984 S1 100 OBO 740 446 1127 A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Fea!Urlng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges C~eeJc Ad 740 446 0231 U8 813A t4 Puppe!Mr Jim 15 Type ol muocle 16 OccuPied a 17 Ow"' 55 Orgonlc 18 Knlcb org compoundl 21 Placido 58 Country Domingo for 57 Flower opike one 58 Hollo 23 Educ network Eut • J 2 .. 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'four Area John Deere Dealer For ReskSenllal And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes Of • WD And 2 WD Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere Skid Sleer Loaders Check With Us About F nancing On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fi nanclng On New And U&ed Equ1pment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn GallipOliS OH 740 446 2•121 800-5941111 Mo re Pets for Sale Seven week old rabbit hounds $25 each 740 949 2281 Armstrong Furnace Aotott tle Rear T lie 740.379 2590 live Power Good Cond lion 740256-6574 1983 Plymoulh Reliant 2 door 4 Cly auto ale 97 000 miles 1994 Tenamlte Low Hours Hunt !ngton 304 736 9131 Or Afler 4468434 Massey Ferguson 40 4 Speed Wtth High & Low Transmission 1980 1990 HONDA CARS$ 00 1rade 740 742 3517 3 112 Ton Nordine Heat Pump 4J c And Furnace $1 000 00 ?40 740-00'2 3564 We buy antiques and partial or complete estates baby Items and old F estaware Jean s Furnilure & Antlque.s Tuesday through Fr day 11am 4pm 145 North Sec ond Middleport 7864 6 00 PM 304 525 5359 Ford 2000 3 cyl d1esel S6 100 covered ulillty trailer 5JC6 S150 pole barn 25x50 no treues $850 4 section 12••t6 mela! pipe Mossberg 12 gauge full choke plus deer barrel $250 1968 Bronco excellent condlt on $5 000 740 949 22 7 740 446-6308 1 BD0-291 0098 Hunlert Special PIe Inn Bed and 8 eaktast Leon WV $36/ person or $45/2 peop e 304 937 Compact Utthly Tractors Several In SIOck 630 West IN EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio I BOO 537 9528 550 510 ~ 7«l 4075 5162 Twin Rivers Tower now accepting appl ca11ons lor 1br HUD subs d lzed apt lor elderly and hantl l capped EOH 304-675 6619 • 7 4 3 • 9 5 Ema Large Solid 0o1c Cl'ina Cabtnet 4 Years Old Paid S1,200 WiN N ce Clean 2 bedroom reterenc Washer /Dyer Hook Upl 304 675 Tara Townhouse Apartmenla Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 FIOOfS CA 1 1/2 Bath Fully Car peted Patto No Pets Lease Plus Security Oepos t Requ ed 740 446-3481 82 S 15 GMC good condition 68:! 7318 740-448-24120< 1800-594-1111 Also See The ~New" 4000 Series II 06 9ll K 10 7 4 •AKQ8 446-7283 4039 740-446-1004 • 720 Trucks for Sale 1971 Ford PckUP F150 4 Wheel Orrw Exc.Qint Condluon 22 000 Actual Mlltl 3S I Mota(. Exira Nica Used Furmture Alp pllancet Dinette s Freezers Baas Refrlgerarors Stoves Washers Dryers Elc 1•0 «6 North ""*" 160 A Barko toader/CTR Saw buck Excellent Condition 7-60 Prlme11ar $49 lnslallatlon $100 worth of free programing free Holiday gift pack 600 263-2640 'One bedroom apartment n M1d dleport al utlllli86: pard 5100 de pos 1 $270 month call 740 992 78068am 5pm One owner 1 969 Chevrolet S... lair '1Z1 740-992 7538 11000 740-949-2040 TRACTORS old 3418 610 Farm Equipment Old Records 78 Records S1 50 Each 33 Records S1 50 Each 8 Track Omt wun Approx 400 Tapes $60 Takes All 740 446 446 6515 FARr.1 SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 42 Roy Ott>IIM oong Blue 44 Normal (abbr I 13 FJN.IIghllng 92 O!ds Achev la door cru•te amlfm t1tled In Ohio 304 S82 Eltelric Sc90ters Wheelchairs New And Used Stairway Eleva tors Wheelchair And Scooler Llht Bowman s Hornecare UO Nice 2 bedroom all utll paid ref+ deposit 304-ti75-4302 Nice 2 bedroom apt appliances furnished rei +dep 304 675 Now Tak ng App l cations- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 2378 992 5623 5100 4302 Turnips & ta1at1 tomatoes u-cen pick Vvgtrt Berry Patch east of Syracu1e on R1 124 1•0 992 Drm oolvert for ule 4120' nev or been uoed 12 gauge call 740- 741).379-2720 AFTERIPM Bed oom Econom cal Gas Heat W D Hook Up Near Cinema $279 Mo Plus Ut lit as Deposit & lease Aequ red 740-446 2957 675 65 2 Cullom Photo G!tiS In Minute&! T Shins Mugs More Special PhOto T Shirt $12 Near Holzars 7111D-441-9806 And Deposit 740-446-1158 e 304 882 3426 928 3420; 2bdrm ap11 total electric ap ptrances furnished laundry room laetlit~as dose lo school m town Apphcauons avada~e at Vtllage Green ~ts t49 OJ call 7-40 992 3111 EOH 460 Space for Rent 2 bedroom Mobile Home Fur n shed State Route 7 N bus I ness 0 slracl (740) 446 4263 or House Taler on Broad Run Ad 3br 1 t 2 batllS 2 adde d on rooms Porch garage lot 2 AI C s household ttemS $15 000 We F nance land & Home With As Lite As $500 Down 1 606 2 Bedroom Townhouse Style Apartment In Galip(pljs With A(r pltances W!O Hook Up Deposit Raqutred $37!i/Mo 7-tO •41 1519 ......1 740-446-3292 Gallle Co Just South 01 Town 3 bedroom hOuSe for rent refer ences & deposit requ•red call at ler 6pm 740 742 2427 1979 Fairmont t4F! X 60Ft Can Be Seen AI K&K Pt Pleasant Call 740~46 4310 1!41MMEDIATE DISPOSAl.!! Aeposessed /Must Sell 2 B and New A30 Prelnstallated Prefab Homes H ghest Qualty Easy Construct on Never Erecled One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 60;l2 Sacrlncel From 14Ft X 76Ft 1nd es House 2 Bdrms 2 Battis Ulllty Room Pantry Closet 740-992 5428 1971 HI cres 12~60 two bed roQms washer dryer stove & re It gerator a r underp)nn ng $4500 740 992 5039 31 o Homes for Sale Juot Off New lima 11 Acrea 11• 000 Or 9 Acrn $12 000 Public Water Danville Br ar Ridge + Goff Ads 7 Acres Wtth Ntce Pond 112 000 Or 8 Aeret $13 000 Or On SR 325 Nice Wooded 17 Acres S18 000 City Water Many More To Choose 2 bedroom unfurnished 507 112 2nd St New Haven 304-675 3469 6pm REAL ESTATE S10 500 Rutland Whites HoD Rd $500 Down on any 14x70 In stock I mlted number free del tv ery Call1 800-691-6777 1969 Commun ty mob le home asking $230(1 740 843 53 t O days or 740 843 5147 altar ___... We ve Got The County Covered! Just Olf SA 7 Below New H1gh SchOol Kee baugh A a 5 Acre Lots S1• 000 Ea Near Carpenter Oyesvllle Very Remote 11 + Acres 2 bedroom House tor Rent In New Haven 1 2~56 Th s newspape w II not know ngly accep advert semens for real es1atEt wh ch s n v olaton ol ftle law Our readers are hereby nformed that a dwell ngs advert sed nth s newspaper are ava1lable on an equal opportun ty bas s llelgt Co 320 Mobile Homes for Sate 1959 2 bedroom must be moved 2000 080 304 675 7773 ask lor M ke and teave message Aj real estate adverts ng n a 150 0<51 After 5:00 5428 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Family Room Wanted Substttule Hyg en st lor matern ty leave December 181h through the second week of Fe brua y Excellent wo k ng cortd liOnS m a modern oMICe with great pay Please ca 1 304 77 3 5620 or send resume to P 0 Box 380 Mason WV 25260 12X18 Clubhouse f't1cely land scaped $92 500 Call 740 367 Three bedroom one bath home In New Haven good neighborhood c os e to school and pub! c pool arge yard new vinyl siding per feet starter home $38 500 304 002 3319 Business Opportunity 230 Log Hoose SiWated On 1 N:se a Bdrms 1 112 Baths 2 Car Garage 740 992 ;1448 be1o<e SCm 210 112 B.itha Family Room 2 fife ~laces HardwOOd Floors 2 Car Garage Lots Of Extrast $95 000 00 740 446 9762 Or 7~ 446 4S1• BRUNER LAND 740-4411412 41 Aug ~ ... 12 an.-lled 540 Mlllcellaneous Me1 chandlse -ID PJovlouo P_.. 37P..-n ' ' ~~.~~~~" 1\le Nth 1111\l: ~OOR ~10 W~lCIIt~ ~RHic ~t Ll lt~Cl\ ~ER 10 S11:ll GO OV f.\ A-N~ t RS NOVEMBER 6l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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