https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/af659b1e7e3601281b795d93e07d613e.pdf b7c7946cd8331a934c17301393e5e1cc PDF Text Text • -, . .. By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Page 10 . Tuesday,Nov~r10,1998 J . Cellular phones can be lifesavers - or lethal weapons if drivers are careless · Please. Ann . tell your readers !hat When did we become"" careless'!- gested. she may also be using her child. He may demand sexual activ.Ann car phones can be lethal weapons. Upset in Tulsa obesuy as a way· to avoid sex. itic:s she does n01 w1sh to participate Surely a conversation can wait until Dear Tulsa: We became "so " Hopeful" says. "I am completely in. He may have forced se• on her an ers the end of the JOUrney or at least careless'' when man's ingcnully turned Off sexually by an obese against her wishes. 1 ~;; until the driver can pull over to the look over and prov1ded us with all w1fe. " and "Other than binge eating, I would suggest that she get a S)IIJ"'* s1dc of the roM. No dn,·er <:an.g •ve these modem conveniences. A caf there are no reasons for this. '' thorough medical e.xam1nauon to his or her full ancnl10n to operating phone can be a lifesaver, literally. m Actually, there are a thousand ·111le out any possible physical proba vehicle wh1le carrym~ on a con ~ case of an emergency. But it should possible reasons. l'h<:Y have one lems. Then. the two of them should Dear Ann Landers: Yesterday.' a versation. Drivin£ sometimes never be used for chitchat to allev1- ch1ld. She may ha••e decided that get some counseling to explore why man "a> killed because some requires making a spln->econd dec• - ate botedom. Thank you for giving one. pregnancy is more than enough she is avoidmg sex and how they can woman ::.pcedmg past h1m on the · sion. This is not pos;ible wnh one me the opportunity to 'alert my read- and 1s reluctant to discuss birth con· resolve it. -- Your Fan in Aorida highway was talking on her cel lular hand on the wheel and the other ers to this hazard trol with her husband. She may not ~ Dear florida: It's not every day lcleplmnc. She had beeh dnv mg hand holding a phone. It 1s a deadly Dear Ann Landers: I want to ' enjoy sex and having "done her that I get a leuer that analyzes a .along>idc hiS car when ;he dropped combmation. respond to "Hopeful in Santa duty." by havmg a chi ld. won' t dJs, problem perfectly and . provides a her phnnc on the floor While trying Wc used to be ahlc 10 go from Rosa," whose wife told him she did- cuss her lack of enjoyment with any- <ujlerb answer. Thank you for snung to rctnc ve u. she caused a three-car here to there wuh both hands on the n't want to hear any more from tum one. She may have a vagmal mfec- i'n my chair today. accuicnt in whu:h llm. man was whecl and our full anenlHm on the about her we1ght. tion or another physical problem Dear Ann Landers: I' ve had killed . !1-C\'cral others " 'ere InJUred. road. We then called home to >ay. It strikes me that while the w1fe that make' intercourse painful She Parkinson's disease for six years and and the "oman her!<tclf "a~ M:rious- " Hey. we made 11 >afe and 'uund' · _!n ay be add1cted 10 food as you sug- )llay have· been sexually abused as a experience crampmg th my legs and 1\' hun 't I · L d ;-:;:,. -:s r,;.::: ~r=====~========~ Beat of the Bend .... The pnzcwmning novel. cral gathcrmgs m Columbus recent "Angela's Ashes" hy Frank ly.' She pointed out. that the article McCourt. ~et 1n Ire land during the revealed very we ll the survivali st late 1910s and early 1'140s. was mentality that had permeated reVIewed hy Le ah Jean Ord at a McCourt"s life Thi s attitude is rcccnl mectm~ of the Middleport shared by hts brother, • Mal achy, ,, Literary C lub. also an author of a recent book. Ord The cluh mt;t "'' the cou ntry stated that Malachy 's wnung is far · home of Mrs Wendell Hoover wnh below the , rand ard of hi s brother's. Prc!<tldent Jean ne Bowen prcsiLling. The rc v1cwcr shared several Mrs . Frankie Hunnel l wa> we l- -qu otes from very fa vorable reviews comed as a new member of "Ange la's Ashe s" and declared the nominating committee for her agree ment w1th them . She 1999 \\LIS clcc,tcd Paulmc Hono n, greatl y admired McCoun 's wrning Gay Perrin . and Leah Jean Ord will style as well as his abtllly to tell the se rve w11h pa sl prc s1dcn1 Martha ' sto nes of his childhood expenences Hoover and will report at the first and to convey the realities of his mect mg m December. ltfe as a chtJd· IIVIng a ltfe o[ great Prog ram Chairman JoAnn Wild - povert y, but also of great hope and man mtroduce<\ Ord who bega n he r great rcstltence. rev1cw by d1 splaymg a Columbus Ord said that from his opening, DISpatch arudc about the author, " II was. of course. a miserable Frank McCoult. wllo spoke at sev- chi ldhood the happy childhood IS The Holzer Home Health Serv1ce of Veteran s Memonal Hospital IS currently obtterv mg. National Hoi-nc Hea lth Month The sen 1cc is marking 1ts 27th year at Veteran ~ Mcmonal Hu~pllal and seve ral ~penal actl\ 1t1es .1re bc1ng earned ·out 1n obse n an~.:c ol the month . Dun n£ the ohscrvance- .and puss1bly thi ~ wJII be ex tended to a more permanent arrangement-home health personnel will take the blood pressure of re s1dcnts who w1o,;h to ~to r by lhe office from 12 noon to 3 p.m .. any Tuesday or Thursday The se rvJt:c 1s free of charg e and m case you havC lust track or ihc sc rvtce offi ce. il is currentl y m the house which was formerl y the off•ces ol Or James Witherell and Or W1lma Mansfte ld on Mul berry Heights. -, · Smce a considerable. amount of time " spent by the stafl members maktng patient homf, visits. during thi s month photos will be taken of pauems and these wtll be used on ,the unu ·s di Spl ay board as well as mother locati ons. Represemau ve John Carey of the Ohto Lcgtslature JS scheduled to vtsillhe serv1ce on Nov 20 He wd l not only be at the serv1 cc offt ce 10 gtve recognllion to the staff but he wi ll also go Into the field Wit~ care givers VISJbng patient s. Roundmg out the observance of the month's acuvitics will be public education prograll)s on the serv1ccs and qualificatiOn s o4!e lucal home health servtc~ By the Way, the serv Jcc has a new phys1cal therapis t and a new asstslant physic al therap1st. the new therap1s1 IS Penny Brown while Stephantc Snyder 1s servmg 111 the ass1stmg post.. Paul a Etchmgcr,'RN. BS. IS m charge olthc local home he alth serv ice. ' D•d any of you gel som"' v1deo footage ,of any of the events o l August 's Mc1gs County Fa1r" ' If you did you can ce rtainly give Ruth Spaun a helpmg hand. Ruth 's daughtcl. Julie. wal queen of the 199R jun11>r fa1r and Ruth attended many fa1r activities to do v1deo ftlming so that Juli e would have a record of "l)cr year" a! the fa1r Well , you know ahout the hcst laH.l plans of rricn anp mu.:e ..The vtdeo camera konkcd out , unknow n w Ruth. and very lnt lc of h~r 111m ts good. "It you ha ve any Video footage on f1lm from the fan Ruth would (.;Crtaml y apprec iate hm rowt ng th~.: film to get copi es maJc If yo u C<J n prm 1de an y help . you t:a n reach Ruih at 992 W92. after 5 p.m.,, and !hanks. 0 · h 's Bcg lnmn g 10 Look a Lot L1kc Lhn slmas" is the title lor the .1nnual mu sK al tu be prese nted at 7 p m nn Decl! mbct 5 at 1hc Ku1 land C1v 1c Ce nter Proceeds will go to help m.tJnt.lin the TuEsbAY POMEROY Townsh 1p Tru slccs. Tu ..:s dn y. (, lh c 10w n s h1~ hall. T m. at POMEROY - Mc1gs £ltan c h Am~ncan Cance l Society. Tuc!-l d.t y. 5 rIll VMH L'onfe l Cil CC Wow ' Jt drdn ' t see m lrkc there were that m ~,WY leaves when !hey were on the trees. Oh we ll Grab a wkc and do keep smdIn g. ' f(IOnl. sh 1p Tru stees Tuesday, 7 th e town hall. Study: U.S. kids spending more time workinq, ·less time playing . WCI"C:,_ al!<i.O . 111(~ 1'\' ICWCd . S dw~ > l t1mc has m cn.~H..,~d 111 .Ill .1gc grtlUps . but ~s pcLi a l l y 1'01 clnl - • rm sug gested that they reminded her of the comm on family experience of sittin g together and reminiscing about childhood years In her re view, she showed how McCourt was able 10 Jnfuse truly heartbreakin g events 'With humor. In conclusion, Ord comm ented that to spite o(lhe difficulties of his ch1ldhood, Frank realizes that hts parents loved him , and that hi s father has gtven htm spectal gift s>J n the ~tories he tell s and hts beftef thai hiS SOnS arc special and Will someday get to America and excel. Ord sa1d that "Angela's Ashes" ts indeed proof that his dad was nght. Club members responded to roll call w1Lh comments on Ireland sharing fac ts, picture s. books. expenen ces, and thoughts wtlh each other. low fat milk , rather than milkshakes. Go ·easy on the salad dressings - try Choose tacos and taco salads thai · a lemon wedge instead Some types are in a soft lorttlla - the crisp ones of pop are full of sodium so read 'have been fned . Eat raw vegetables labels or ask your server 1f there is or salad s wtlhout dressmg, or ask for . sodtum present. To further control li ght dre~sing on the s1de You will your use of sodium, reslncl your use save qune a few fat calories by dip- of cheese. You can also ask for ping the vegetables into the dress- frenc h fries wtlhout salt mg. mstead of havmg the dressing Make fast foods even healthier by poured over lop of the salad. Refrain increasing your dietary fiber Select from desserts, coffee creamers, fresh fruits and vegetables at the croissahts and biscuits that have lots salad bar. Ask for tomatoes and letof fat in them Go Wllh smaller por- luce on your sandwtchcs lions -juni or and chtldren 's sizes can Whole grain and mulugram help. breads and buns provtde excelle nt To avoid unneeded sugar, use less source s of fiber. Order haked potakctchup, reli sh, jelly, honey and bar- toes , but watch the toppmg s Foods becuc sauce s Resist gelatin salads, that co ntain beans, suc h js bUrntos de sserts, regular pop, mlikshakes and chih, prov1d e good l1bcr and sweetened fruits at the salad bar: sources. because they are all loaded w11h You can cat healthy whli e catmg fast food s. Simply pay anention to sugar To limit unneces sary sodJUm m lhe se nutntJOn ' guu1elmcs while the d1c1 , don't eat p1cklcs. chick en ,placin g your order. nuggets, sausage. ham and bacon. ~-------Community . And. hy 1he way, churches 1n 1hc Rutland area ,1rc hcmg asked lo supp ly a plOI!I<IIll everv e\ Gllinc 111 fronl n! the cc nt~.:r lrom Del:. 13 lllroU£1; Dec. '24. ·an Chri~unas Eve a l1 v1ng Ch1istm.l:'l tree .• tl so 111 front of the ccnlct , will he the IL:<~tulc . A holu.ldv r~rau c wil l be s1agcd 1n Rutl and on Decembe r 1.1 . Co mmun1t1 es of the county a te cnm111g up w1th sm:h crcat1vc rd cm 10 mark the hol iday se aso n drcn under 3. In 1981. riley spent an average of 11 .5 hours •week ly 111 dnycarc or presc hool. In 1997. they !<i. pcnt 20 hourc; there Th at's not ncccssMily bad, sa1d D 1. c aro 1 scc 1e I·'ut , a specm 11st 111 1 c111'ld ed ucauon · at t hc umvcr· cary -· f' M 1 d p h s1 1y o ary an . rcsc 1w.o1, aII ct sptlrts and O\hcr acuvtttcs can b~ OK . she sa•'d hardly worth your while ," to 1hc closing, . "Tts," Frank McCourt writes a tale of unrelenting poverty. accompanied by the special lnsh ingredients of an akoholic father, defe ated mother, dtsappro vmg church, and rari ly tolerant extended famtly. . She told of the marri age ·of McCoun 's lnsh Immigrant parents 10 New York , their subsequent return to Ireland dunn g the depress1on of the 1930's, and the bleak, poverty-stncken hfe they endured. Poor living conditi ons and a poor diet resulted 1n illness and death to three of the McCourt children As Ord related the stones that made up the life of young McCourt, her listencrs wondered ' how · any of the family survived . Experience after experience is treated wllh pathos and humor Ord .. · fast food restaurants. . Fast foods can be heah,hy rf.you make sure thaP you consume the dmfy mmimum number of servi ngs from each of the food groups . 611 scrvmgs from the breads. cereals and grains group, 3-5 servmgs from the vegetable group; 2-4 servings from the frull group; 2-3 se rvmgs BY BECKY BAEA from the dairy group; and 2-3 servMeigs County Extension Agent ings from the meal group. RememFamily and Consumer Sci· ber 10 keep sugars. fat s (especially ences/Community Develop· saturated fat s). sal t. and cal orie s to a ment nunnnum Choose food s with fewer calories hut more nulnents . .., Do you cat a lot of fast foods·' Do~ How can you cat fast food s and you cho ose f <ls l loods hccn usQ · ptck th ose that arc nulrlli ous'! To you're too busy too coo k ! Or is it 1 educe !al s, s.ttura lcd fats, and etiohcr.: ause you can' t cook 01 you hate lcSicrol , have plain hamburgers and to c.ooK' Do you fee l that cookmg roast hcef sandw H;hcs. Om1t sauces, 1sn"1 wollh the effort when you l1vc mayonmu se, cheese and bacon . Stay hy yoursc ll '! Do you hate the d c~m ­ away Irom f11cd foods lrcm;h fn es, up? No matter wlwt your rc;hon for f11 ed ch1 cken. on1 on nnl! s, fried fish, IJL:qucntl y d111m g out. yuu ..: an s\111 ct..:. Pu.: k h10•kd 01 J1l;<Khc:d foods ha\ c a healthy d1cl when c.tting . 11 mstc,Jd Dnnk water, tea collcc and ce nt er DETROIT (AP) - It 's no! 'JUlie all work and no play for Amcnca n kl,ds these days. hut rese archers say tt s ge t lin g prcny clos~. .. Between longer sc hool hours ' . "· alter-sc hool sports and mo1e• tunc . hilling the books, k1d s have a lot Icss f rcc t11nc, accordm g to a Un1f M 1 ,M v crs1dty o 1c 11gan sludy released on ay Frce ume - t hc Ilours left. after eaung. personal care. sleeping or attc nd mg ~cho ol - \ S llccllnin g. In llJKI. It accounted lor 40 perce nt of thc1~ d..1y, last yc <~r, chllllren spent 10 pc r~..cn t ol thc1r day pl ay mg. Busy wo rk1n g parcnls also keep kt d~ hu sy. leavi ng le ss· lime fur play. f<~mlly conversati on and even t.:all ng . the stud y shows "M~ IJO r Lh.m~~s h,1v~ 1.1kc n place 1n how ch ild r...·n' ~rend thc11 time," s.utl stud y aulhni Dr. S.mdra l-l ocffellh. a souolng 1<.;~ at the uni ve rsit y's lnstitut~ for Soc1al R c~o;~arc h "Taken t ugcl h ~r. lhese dat~l show how c!Hldrcn\ hvc s me hciiH.! affected hv the lamliv. tim e cru nch. ·· • Rl' !<i.l'<m.: hcls as ked pan.:nb 1d 3.5~ ~ !\JIIi.:I"\C<lll l ciHidr. .' n un dL' I I ~ to keep .1 J~1 a ry l og~ing C\~ I Y minut~ .(lt thc 1r lllli C tlwm~ a wcd. day aml " wcek~nd d.ty. 1\u~nh . L ili\~1.! 1\CI":o.. tc.tc hcls and dukhcn feet. I learned a Irick that I've shared with many. Here it is: When ~ cramp stans. squeeze your upper hp just under your nose and hang OR until the cramp goes away. The pain disappears like magic. I swear it works. Your column helps so m,any Help a few mo<e. -· L.R. Santa Rosa. Calif. ' Dear Santa R..: You're going to love this. I got a cramp in my leg last night from SJllmg at the typewriter for several hours. I tned your suggestion, and IT WORKEI:!! Hallelujah! ---Send questions to Ann Landrrs, cm.tors Syndicate, 5777 W. Century Bl•d., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 Mid91eport Literary Club reviews Frank McCourt's 'Angela's Ashes' at hqme of Mrs. Wendell Hoover By Bob Hoeflich Wednesday d ec l1 on RSVP In c hamber ot I ICC. YY2-5005 hy Monday . 4 :10 r m . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Mtddlcport Ln er,~ry Cluh. Wedne sday , 2 p m Eastern School L1bn11y. Bernice C a r p~nter . _to I CY ICW "Snow Fal- Beta Chapt er, Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorority. Lutheran C hurch, 6:30 p.m Pomeroy. SATURDAY Retu rn POMEROY Jonathan Mc1g s Chapter, Daugh ters of the Amencan Revo lution, rcgulm meeting , Satu1d ay, 10 am . at the Pomeroy Library. Sports It's Veterans Day - remember the fallen Meigs' Roush to appear on TV, Page 4 Words of comfort and concern, Page 7: Today: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 20s Tomorrow: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 30s Reds trade Bret Boone to Atlanta Page4 • a1 Meig~ Volume 49, ~umber 135 • County's Hometown News_p aper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · Single Copy . 35 Cents House GOP looks for unity in post-Gingrich era By ALAN F_ RAM Associated Press Writer , . . WASHINGTON - Would-be. House GOP leaders are stressing a common theme: Republicans must learn to work together next year 10 a chamber where they will dominate by just a six-vote maJorit y. "Maybe I'm optimistic. but it may be ea.<ier'' than it was thiS year. said Rep. Mike Ca.slle. R-Del. "There w1ll be more evidence I hal \\e do have to work together now." ' Rep. Bob Livingslon, R-La .. who seems certain to be the next speaker of the Rouse, and other rivals for top leadership jobs all have been calling for Republicans to avoid intrapany splits in the 106th Congress. which convene,< in January. · But the real question is with justa six-vote majority. can they remain united on tough issues like tax and spending cuts, boosting defense spendmg and strengthening Sooial Security. And what if conservative pro-family groups begin pressing GOP leaders for votes on abort•on and other social issues that often split Republicans? "There's plenty of incentive for them to unite, but I'm skep11calthey can • find the right vehicles." said Ronald Peters, director of the Carl Albert Con.gressional Research and Studies Center at the University of Oklahoma. "When they become spec ific, there are sti ll disagreements." '" It's going to be interesting."! h·ingMOII !'> .wl oflhe GOP"s six-vme margi n. ·· we· ~ going to succeed ... Though Livingston seems assured of the speaker's job. Rep. Dick Armey. R-Texas. is still fending off challenges from Reps. Steve Largent. R-Okla.. and Jenmfer Dunn. R-Wash.. for the No. 2 post <>f maJority leader. Fights are also under way for the No. 4 leadership jub, now held by Rep. John Boehner. R-Ohio, and for lesser posts. · When Livingston a.<eends to the speakership. his current post a.s chairman of the House Appropnalions Commillee w1ll go to Rep. Bill Youn g. RFia.. who is next in line by seniority, said GOF source> who spoke on condition of anonymity. . • La.~t week's midterm congressional elections left the GOP with a 223-211 majonty. plu s one md~pt:ndenl who usui.llly voles With Denult:r<JI!<i. . That will give any group of six.or fllOre Republican s. be they moderates 4 or con!'.erval\ves, enormous power lu make threats or even block l~gislatJOn Village mural input sought I By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Community input will be sought before work begins on a mural commemorating Pomeroy, members of the Meigs County Chamber of Com· merce were told during their regular meeting Tues<lay afternoon at the Carleton SchOQI in Syracuse. Lisa Trocchia, program director for mural projects for Rural Action. shared information about Rural Action, a grassroots membership organization in Appalachian Ohi? working with citizens to develop sllstainable commu~ities. The group has they don'tlike. / Some conservatives already are acknowledging that to help keep Republicans together they will have to be le>s aggressive than they were this year.· when they forced repealed voles on abortion , labor and other divisive issues. " Will we put as many pro-life votes on the floor'! No. We won't cause our modemtes that kind of grief... said conservative Rep. Tom Coburn. ROUa. ., Others say everything will be all .right as long as votes are held on issues upportant lo Conservative!'., will or lose. . " It's more important that we demonstrate an effort and let people go on the record, .. said conservative Rep. Ernest lstook. R-Okla. And outside conservative groups.t~ough recognizing the delicate balance Republicans will need, are st ill gomg ;o press for votes on issues like tax ·. cuts and family plannjng restrictions. "We're not necessarily going to go out and fight every batlle. but the ones that are most important to us we'll continue fighting." said Many Dannen· fdser, media and government relations director for the conservative Family Rese~ch Council. "We don't want to signal that we're dropping issues." Voinovich may deny allegation of election violation in '94 today ' Rural Action br,~fs Meigs Chamber about upcoming Pomeroy project MURAL UPDATE- Lisa Trocchla, program dlrec:tor for mural projects for Rural Action, updated members O! the Meigs County Chlim· approximately 400-500 members. Rural Action.· working· -w1th the Vill<tge ot Pomeroy. rec~iVed a $1tl,OOO grant from the Oh10 Arts Council lo paint 'a mural depicting Pomeroy. The grant will be used fo r artist fees, suppl1es and matenals. she said. A location for the mural has nol been announced. · "We have a Jot•of irons in the lire." she said. "The goal 1s to use arts and heritage to build eommumly" "The community has to contribute ber ol Commerce on a mural project for the vii· lage of Pomeroy. ., ideas for the mural." she said. "A series of community meetings will be held. we need to gel ideas about what kind of mural you want." In addition. David Garick. director of commumcations for the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, updated chamber members on the agency's online service : Ohio JobNel Online at www.stat!!.oh .us/obes/. People seeking jobs can regi ster with OBES through the online sc r· v1ce. The service also assists employ ers by connecting them Wllh JOb seek- ers, he smd. "II is the most popular website in state government," he said. In addttion. tive members were appointed lo the chamber board of directors with terms exptrmg 2001. They are: Susan Oliver. Meigs Senior Citizens Center: Emerson Heighton, Southern · Ohio 'Coa l Co.: Ron McDade, retired Meigs County Economic Development director; Mike Kloes, Farmers Bank & Savings Co. : and Gary Norri s. Home National Bank. o · CLEVELAND (APl- Gov George Vomov1ch is reportedly ready to deny 'an allegation that he approved laundering $60,000 of. his campaign fund ·to reimburse his brother and a lobbyist for money spent on hi s 1994 re-elec· tlon . Voinovich's auomey, David J. Young ofColumbus,lold The Plain Deal· er for a story published to<lay a statement from Voinovich would be "forthcoming shortly" and thai "he will deny the allegation.:· ' Voinovich was elected Ia.<!' week to a stx-year term m the U.S . Senate. " Young declined to discuss the Vomov.ch mauer further until Voinovich had issued the statement! •The Plain Dealer reported that Vomovich IS on a two-week vacation and has been unavailable for comment. ,The governor has been mum on a complaml fi).ed with the Ohio Elections Commission Oct. 28 that accused him of mtsrepresentatmn of a campaign expenditure. an elections law violation that carries a maxtmum penalty of removal from office and a $10.000 fioe . The commiSSion ha.s scheduled a hearing Dec. I0. . Evidence of the violation was passed along to state officials by the U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. where a federal grand jury has been mvestJgating The V Grnup, an architectural and construction management firm headed by Paul Voinovich. the governor's brother. Malenals filed with the Elections Commission inCluded a sworn deposit ton by Vincent Panichi, Voinovrch's campaign treasurer. describing a 1994 meelmg he al!ended with George and Paul Voinovich. At the meeting. Punichi · said. the governor approved a plan to use $60,000 in pmpaign funds to reimburse h" brother and Statehouse lobbyist Michael A. Fabiano for payments they made to Anthony A. Gallagher. a former Cleveland labor official, for working on Vmnovich's ca mpaign , - Rutland will , pursue bill collections considers bigger commitment of forces in response to Iraqis u~s. Calendar'----------- Jon on Cedars" hy Da~1d Guterson. MIDDLEPORT Ve1e1an s Day d1nncr. 6 p 1h Wedn esday , Feeney-Benncll Post 128. Amencan Lc g1on, annex . November 11 , 1998 . Weather By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER AP Military Writer WASHINGTON Pentagon planners have prepared deployment orders that could put tens of thousands of u.s. ground troops. a hundred more warplanes and additional ships into the Persian Gulf should President Clinton order sustained unacks agamsl Iraq, knowledgeable officials said: ' ,"If we do something,, it 's not going to be a pinprick," said one senior official 1 who spoke on condi tion of anonymity. " This is serious business." Defense Secretary William Cohen has not yet signed the deployment orders. which. if approved, lay out a "'fairly steady" tlow of forces into the region. the official said Tuesday. And Clinton has n.ot . decided whether he's going to respond to Iraq's detlance of U.N. weapons I Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections(l2 Pages Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Local Sports Weather 7 8-10 11 2 3 4&5 3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 7-0-1; Pick 4: 5-0-6-5 Buckeye 5: 9-10-11-15-17 w,yA. Doily 3: 9-5-3; Daily 4: 7-8-8-5 Q 1998 Oh10 Val ley Pubhshmg C() inspectioth. ''There's a lotthat .could happen." includin g the option o"f a short-notice nllack that would not require a new buildup of forces. the oftic1al said . There are hundreds of cru ise missil es already in the regmn for just sLu.: h a stnke. AI present, there are 23.50o· U S troops m the Gulf region The new orders could double that number, returning the Gulf force to th e size it was in February during the 11101'\ t recent standoff ~ ve~ weapons mspec.;tlons. There also an: 23 shlp!<i. and 17 3 aircraft in the ure·a. Eight Navy ships are loade"d wilh long-range Tomahawk cruise mi ss tles. believed to be a lop choice rur htlltflg putenltallraqt targets, should a strike be ordered. Clinlon met Tuesday on lrall with ht> national security team. and shou ld he opl f01 addil10nal forces, the ground troops would b< flown int o Kuwuit.<f:o defend that counlry <lgamst a potenual threat from Iraqi arm y units_ Tln~re are some 2. 000 Arm y soldiers there now on a regulo1rly scheduled exercise. As the military planning pro gressed, meanwhile, :1 Slate Depart ment. otl'tctal sn 1d d1plomacy had its limits. • PREPARING TO LEAVE - United Nations personnel prepared lo leave the U.N. com· pound today In Baghdad, Iraq. The U.N. announced that It was withdrawing Its ~·no n· essential" staff from Iraq. The move comes amid reports that the U.S. Is preparing to strike Iraq in a bid lo force Baghdad to back down from Its decision to freeze all cooperation with the weapons Inspections commission. (AP) '' What is not need~d . and there is no plan for it. is nt!gotlalions with Saddam Husse1n. '' spokesnmn James s u~tmned stnkes ag cunst lraq1 targets. ships in the Gulf region .' Bacon d~dined tn say whelht!r partll'Uiarly if n;~tions in th~ region P. Rubin said. ··we have no doubt many gov - ' are lo.tthe to ;:1llow U.S aircraft to ·any Jl1rces haJ been placed on alert. Bul he smd some Navy anJ Air Force ernments are conveying th<H mc s- mount att ;.u; ks from thei r soi l Increased numbers of Mar111e s or unit s were on a '"96- hour tethe r .. to s~ge.'" Ruhm added. Army un1ts on the ground HI Kuwmt be reudy to pull up slakes and get to Cohen announL"ed h ~ · d ordered the airL"rafl earn er USS Ente1 pn~e wou ld pmvide if!L.:reased secunty. as the Gull withm 96 hours " Cohen warned that if Saddam conand a Manne task forc e to ~peed thc1r well. Kenneth Bacon. speuking at i.l unues to ret use the U.N. rnspec tions . move tu the Gulf Ht! toiJ report~1s he ordered th e moves 10 the t'\'ent Pentagon hnefing. sa 1d Ihe ~.:un en I he nsks strikt!s that would cause a force cuuld be bolsten:d m short order '·sig.mficant degnuJat10n " of hi s mtl Clinl on "d<cided to allack. · That could pu t two :nrcr,tlt c.trn - wnh <.1 l.11ge numher of troops left on atary strength. ... "' Iraq 1~ on notice," Cohen said. ers ami two Mari ne expedill ml.lry akrl lnllowing the lit st gu-round umts in the reg 1~1 11 hy Thanl-..:-. &1\ 111g_. w11h 11 .141Prest denl Sadd;.un Hu sse m "The n11litary option is still on the Each carri~r h ~ts ~tbn ul 70 \\'.lr- in Fehru.try At thai t1lllt.::. there were table." The latest slandol f be gan alter Iraq planes. \V hl lh wuuld allow fo1 llltHe 44.CX Hl troops. 4:10 nir"rafl nnd 34 announced Ott . 31 it was halting cooperat1un w1th the UN . Spectal CommissiOn. which is respo nsible for over~eemg the d~strul."tiOil of Iraq \ chemical and bmlogical weapons and long- rang~ mtss1le!<i. Iraq lllU!<i.l ge t rrd or ll "i we~pons or muss destruction before the Se~urity Co unc1l will hfl 1he sanction!'. that were imposed on its sale or oil following "the Gull War , Iraq has s:wJ H will not rc;!sume cnoperation on in~pe ~.-·tmn~ until the Se~:unty Council beg tns to move low~trd ending the !'.<lllL:Iiorh ' Rutland will crJck down on delin· quenl uttlily bills m an auempl 10 increase the collection of past"due amounts. Meeting on Tuesday evening in regular session, council authorized the utility commiuee 10 constder changes to polic1es relating to past due acc<:>unts. ulility shutol'fs and reconnection fees . According to Clerk Rosemary Eskew. some customers maintain high balances on their utihly accounts · by making partial payments. which cau~e 1heir balances to remain delinquent: Council dectded thai any policy changes would be made with the stipulallon that s~loffs would be determined on a case-by-case basis. In other actiol'h counc1l authonzed the purchase of 20 new snowllake Chnslma.s decorallons 10 be installed on utility pol<s throughout the vtl· lage. The decorations will be made by a local resident. and w•ll.complemenl Christmas flags which will be ' installed by an area garden club. After meelin g in execulive ses~ sion . counCil voted to hire, R1chard W,unsley '" the new village police o l!lcer on a s1x-month prubat10nary period. The tre .t s ur~r·s reporl was approved with the following balance s: total cashbook balance. $65.692.15; geneml fund. 10.427.07: police. 2,326.02: law enforcement 487.3 .1: street. 10 , 159 . 3~: htghway. 269.78: wat er department 6,507·.62 : sewe r 5.744.33: sewer debt 10.746.77. utility deposit 3.482.:15: replacement. 6,54()_60; FEMA 9.241.50. Counc1l al so approved the mayo~·s report ot fines collected for the month of Odob<r. in the amount of $ 1.400. Prese nt at the meeting were Mayor JoAnn Eads: council member)'~ Judy Denny. Tammy Searles. Dick Felly. Marlin Andrew. Jay Dewhurst and Verna Martin : and Clerk Rose· . mary Eskew. . �... -. Wednesday, November 11, 1998 I Comtnentarr_ 'Dt®(ufrd rn 1948 111 Court StrHt, Pomaroy, Ohio ·814-992·2156 • Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. sufrered and Jan Moiler GORI Gcorg10-- In lh1s former than any other ethnic gro~p from Stal- a humble home , hononng the binhplace of YoSif V!ssanonoV!ch Dju- starvat10ri carfl- m's purges and fanuly century -- GUHt Editorial By Harold L. (Butch) Miller American Legion National Commander 'J Sovtct So\ act c II) there arc a l,trgc "itdtuc. museum. and mausoleum bual't over c~nd pcrhap" m o~ll · of ·J n Gcorita pral.:llc.llly every from suffered htm · the top of11ctal satd Moiler & Anderson Yes m Ru~ s 1a a lot more people wctc k1llcd But 11 you look alit rcl- hi !'i. - tory .111\cly .. 11 you take the popul auon rhat Iu s hlrtllplaLC 'IIII I honors hun .md lh.n nHihon" sllll rc\cre hun lhroughoUt the loJmcr Sm Jet Unum !~.hows I he IJO\'.'l'r of th~ cult nl persona lity Stalm hutll h om the 1910s to the 1950s ,Jnd the <hscnLh.mtmcnt hy man ) 11ldcr pc1son' hc-ac wllh tree"'' hcL·IIn,g ~:.1r nall s m He 1s a 1..:-rnfilc m.m · um f1llcll om: Cicorg1.m olfi \.: 1.tl Ill o u1 .ts..,!t( l .llo.." D.1h: V.m AH.l But "'111L people: s tJlllm~· ham Who L.m L'-.;p l.11 11 11' Pc rh.1p' the J L•cp~:st lfoll\ mth~:"L' .llLOI,Ilks I~ th~ l.lLI th,lt GC1lrg1.11b of Gcorg-1.1. and ~.:mn p.1rc the '11..: ~ limo.;, 11 s mm.·ll h1gher than the~ Sovi et Unwn · Hm\ ~..: .m 1h1s man .. ull he revered hy mllhons 1 Expl.ul.ltlons vary, hut 11 (.;OIIlC~ 'fnun a m.Kahrc nmt.ll gJ.t th.1 t" t.tkcn root here !-ilncC U:lpllal 1\lli hcg.1n transf Oillllng the land ~apc 'a drt:.Jdc ,1go I he o lder gcncr~ .tt1nn oltcn sec' h11n not a",, hl oody hUh. h~r. hut .l~ .1 lll:lll \'•l\Hl suppo ..edly 1 <~ n .1 ht:ller cumom y .u1d LUI ncd the SO\ lo.."t Un 1on wto .1 modern a Soviet leader Stalin hun hts repulallon etlher, '" a nauon and 1940 Known as the great purge, dtscouraged by liS fad1ng influence most of these v1e1Ims were erlher m world affa~rs Unreconstructed executed dtreclly or died tn pnson Stalimsts view that perrod as the last camps Always paranOid about ,hrs era of Sov1eltdeahsm power, Stahn ordered the execution An apocryphal story IS told that - or mass depona11on to labor camps Stalin once gathered Georgian and subsequent deaths of top Comhenchmen for a lesson on ruhng mumst Party officials Ninety-eight RusSians He called for a live chtck- of the 139 members elected to the en, wh1ch he plucked 10 11s flesh Central Comm1ttee at the 1934 pany am1d fnghtened squawkmg. congress were later shot Observe, he ,told h•s thugs , and -· Ktlled another half-mtllron or released the b11d -- whtch was so more m camps and by e.ecution fear-crazed 11 wouldn' t stray from between 1946 and h1s own death tn Stalm 's boot He tossed the b11d 1953 II was his final purge some gram, and 11 followed Stalin Someumes u's not so much the ovcrywhcre "ThiS 1s the way to rule numbers as the names thai tell the the people,' he •upposcdly satd story Not even fnends were safe So the Stalin cu ll conunues, from tonure or execuuon, and thts dc,pJic c\Jdcnce th.n the hook- mcluded fnends and a-.ociates of nosed. pock-marked mus1ach10ed Len1n He rnllmidated Lenrn's tyr.lnl w1dow and had ht s police harass more. proportional!), for royahy. later called h1msclf Jose! Stalm From such humble bcgmnmgs, he grew to· become the most gcnoc1dal butcher of thiS hloody Honor veterans on Veterans Day form~r By Jack Anderson palgn• DIANE HILL Controller -- K1lled at least 10 m1ll1on men, Lenm's brother, ststers and cous ms women and chtldrcn 1n the Ukrarne .1lone between 1929 .tnd 1936 He Members of Stalin's own fam1ly were k1lled at hiS command and sy,tcmalll:'ally ex1ermma1cd a whole Llass ol nch peasants. known as there are sti ll questions about th~ su1c1de ~- or murder •• of Stahn '!J kui.Jks -- Murdered al least another 5 1mlhon mostly men hc1wcell 1937 w1fe, Nadezhda Alliluyeva, who had secretly wn11en a leuer of rndict~ · Veterans are commOn Amencans of uncommon valor and devotion to duty They are men and women Wlllmg IO spill lhelf blood If II mean s Generation Xers and postenly won 't be forced to sptllthc~rs The nctghborhood ~aker who once served on an US Navy warsh1p The beat cop who once kept the peace as an MP at an overseas mtlitary mstallauon The phy s tc~an .,;,ho pulled bullets out of wounded troops and sewed them hack togeii]Cr 1be clergyman who tssued last ntes to laltcn patnnts and mspmtllonal \\lords tJ>the baule-weary. • Veterans m -your commumty mclude LegiOnnaires 1n a local Amcnc.m (egton post who helped veterans readJUSt to c1vtlian life, rcmmd everyone of the priceless nature of Old Glory, operate programs thai msttl l values 1n all children and youlh 1 and ensure that veterans recovenng m the Dcp,m- -· ..... . ' A former top a1de to Mtkhad Gorbacbev, Alexander Yakovlev, IS spearhcadmg a proJect th~l wtll publish m 90 volumes the core of the KGB and Central Commmee arch1ves unit I 1964-- and much of II ts from Stahmstumes and Will detail h1s true depredations. In the interest of truth, JUStice and hrstory not repeating Itself, these kinds of efforts should gel the htghest attention and senous fundrng from Russtan and Amerrcan pantes Jack Andersqn and Jon Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. _ The cost of global warming treaties By Joseph Perkins I have JUst fnushcd 1cad mg a l.ts· A~res, Argeno na to thra sh out cent over the same span, Chma's, 27 percent and BraZil 's, 20 percent. Mullis notes, there IS no sctenufrc, proof that human activity IS over- css.l} ~th e M1nd dctdds ol the -glohul warrmng All ul wh1ch 1eads R1denour to conclude that over the next 20 heatmg the planet, when, as Rldenour reports, more than half the they years, "developing nallons wtll be growth II re spon s1hle for Us much as 60 per- w11l come from developmg coun~ L:1113tlng co llection ol 'D.mC mg N.tkcd 1n FICid : ' (Pantheon Books. 199HI hy trc,lly Nobel Pn1c wmmn g S\.. ICntl sl K.1ry nc gota.1ted 10 greenhouse gas emissions Mullts 1\mong the I .t Jul l.t-b.tscd months .1go m ce nt of all greenhouse emtssions" tries (exempted from the global ,\U1hoJ s more pltno~..:.Hnc umdu ·.atms " th.lt the whole glohdl w.11mml! s~.:.u c 1s hype and th.u the sL ICilltl~c cvtdcnLe 1s l.u lmm ~1 mvaiu:1n g Kyoto hpan "I he so~.:.1 ll ed Kyoto P!Otntol wou ld Yet th ese deve lopmg natiOns adamantly refuse 10 be bound by ;my cm1ss10ns reductions , even as the y endorse pamlul emiSSIOns cuts warmmg treaty), when , as Stavms esumates, full compliance wnh the Kyoto Protocol will dnve up domesttc energy pnces and Suck rcqu 11 c the Un1tcd for the United States over ,the next 15 years w h1 ch, 11 put m place, wo uld hnve a staggcnng clfcct on $200 billion a' year out of the econ- """"lllJll""' rr ·' ~ ' Perkins \ St.lll'\ 10 c ut 11'> g•ccnhou se g.1s l..'nns~ ann s hl 7 peaLC IIl helm\ IYlJO h::\cl~ b) 20 12 \\ h1d1 "nuiJ ,unuunt tn .1 1c.t1 lL'dUdlunlll 10 p ~..:1~~:n t . .,(l~,.· n t.lkln g ttll\1 ILUllltll ~!i.m l l t 111 the n,lllnn s c~\111011\) .md- popul.111on Mc.ln\\lltlc 11\ lli C th.m 1 ~0 n.liHms til 11 cnthU'> I.t '>t iL,tll y .tg1eed tn the ~loh.tl \\,\!lll tng lll'.lly wou ld he hdd 11 nu cnm-.nms 1cduliHm~; ~' h.ll ._o.._,,cl llll'lull111g su.;.: h de vel( lp ln ~ UHltll l iL'- ,\~ (Jun.l lnf.lt.J Br.11tl f\ l n.;u:o .md ln dono.."" ' '' wlmh .ttl: u:p..:llcd to c:o:pc11e1KC th e g tc .ll~..:s t g11ml h m 1.'1l'enhiHJ\c g. 1s Clllls' lons o~ou the,. nc:o. t two ·But. sJ)' Mull" sucnllsh are ohhged to t l.!-cX.IIll l n~: th..:11 Jllh' dcc.Jdc s I h1s Js ho1nL' ou t 111 .1 dlld .1sk Is my h vpoth ~.?s l .. w1rm~' Mull!'> ,;, l lll ng"' .111d Ill " suhscqocnt lllll'l\ 1cw r.:o rn c to 111111d as dclcg.tte s rcpu:..,c nt1n g mo1 e than I SO n.1t1ons .nc g,tthctcd 111 Bu~o::1w ~ lot th ~.: N.tllon.ll Co.."ntcr lot Puhl1c.: Policy Rcsc.uL:h He cslllll.IIO.: s th.l l lnJ on~.?s l ,\ s cm1ss1ons g1cw b) 40 pcii..L'Ilt he tween 1990 .md 1995 lnJ1.1 s hy 2H pc1 - By DeWAYNE WICKHAM Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - By the tunc ti1e thubbmg Rcpubhc.:<~ns got 111 l.ist - week's ciCl:(IOil hCl: dll\C .!ppollo.."ll t. Ted Koprcl \h\S on the sol ol h1 s l.ltclll ght ne ws show gently p10h111g Sen Ornn Hmch lor .1 s1gn ol consuousncss KoppeL tlic host of 1\B C's ' N1ght lme,' asked the U!ali Repuh· l1can tl the1e wcJC .my lessons to he katned lrom the cleLl nm 111 wluch Democ1.1ts del1ed p1cdJ ctum s hy hn1Jm1! on to .tll ol then Sen.1tc sC.11s Today in history Today 1~ Wedne sday, Nov II the 11St h d.l) ol I Y9K Thc1c .u c SO J,tys Iehan the year ThiS IS Vctcr.ms Dt~ y tn the Un1h.'d States Rcm cmh1.tncc Do~\ In Canada. Today's H1ghh glu m H1st<u y On Nov II , 191 8. lightm g In Woild w.~r l ~..:.tlllC 10 .Ill end Wllh the ' lg n mg of an anmstH.: c hclwc~n lhc All1cs .Uld Gcun.my On thts date In 1620, 41 P1lgnms uhu.tn.llhc M.tyllowcl ~ nc.:hotcd oil M, l\\,lchtN:Il' s1gncc.J a compactL:alhn g lor .1 hody polltH:k -In 1831. fom1cr sla\C N nl 1 ut Il l' I who h.1d led .1 \ 1uknt Ill 'l UI tnt tntl \~ . 1 ~ cx.ct:ulcd m Jcrus;1lem . V.1 In I K89. Washlllgton hcc.llll< the 42nJ In I'J21 ' Pres1dent H.1rd111\!' lh::d1 ~..:.1tcd the l umh ulthc Un~llli\\11 :-,lllda:: t ''"'c 111 Arlington Nauonal Cemc1c1 y · In 1939. K.11c Smith lu st s.Ul!! ll\lng Be d 111' God nl.!twork radm In 1965. Rhodesia p1od.urncd tl:o. .tnd p7~.:kmg up li ve 'l(".ll'i m the House ' I thmk the Ro.."puhh(,.:,\11 P.ut y 11.1~ ~Ill tl) get olt lis dm1c .111d 11 ~ gut 111 ,t,ut w.1kmg up ll .lldl.lll'>Wt'lcll I kll\1\', th.lt Rqlllbll\..,ltl S kclt lll\ \\ .1\ hul thl'y dnn I dll .1 gond enllugl1111b .1nd th.n t' \\l \'L' gu t lo go .1flcl !Ill llllllolll\ \\lk t h ~: lf1 . , p.1111-. s i\1!1-..tll i\mclll.lll A,1,111 .111d ~.,:\1.:1) lllh,.;l llllllOIIl ) \\ e L,l!l1 ,tJI 1HJ ((} l ~ llillt: 1 By The Aasociated Press l31css /\n ll.?tll..~l mdcpc nJen ~..:~: I1om B lll .tln 1111 • I Columbus 29"JS4• ;28°/54;-; . ; Cincinnati f28"JS4• ' i I ·. '1 KY C 1998 Acc~Wealher, Inc ' ...... J Sunny 1 ~ p o11 So the ohject for the US delega· the US ccunnmy Indeed , when I returned I rom last DeLemhcr's global wmnung summtlm Kyuto l .lskcd Haa,.lrd econ ~ , omtst Rohctt Sta\111S to csllmatc 1he ~.:ost ol US co mpl1ancc wtth lhe trc.lly He sa1d th.ll the go\crnmcnt t1on to Buenos Atres ought to be threefold To encourage more SCICO· tlflc mvesttgaltons as to whether global waammg truly ts occurnng and 1f human acUvlty IS responsrble, to1nsastthat,tftheUS 1storcduce Its greenhouSe gas erntssaons (and would ha \c to d1 .unatt cally mcrcasc not by a real 30 pe1cent hy 2012} th e c.:ost o l enc1gy to <.IJ1vc down that devclopmg nations agree to dem and b) as mud1 as 40 per- rncanmgful target s as well, and that ll'nll h.ll wuuiJ mc .m that the cost the Buenos Aires delegates agree to of petroleum and natural gas would market~ba sed mecham sms (ltke Jouhlc rile cost ol ~..:oa l -- wh1ch mternatmnal buymg and selhng ol ,gcncla tcs t\1\.n-thard s of the nation's ' cmJsstons credits) that would allow elc~..:tr H..: 1t y -- would I.JUddruple. All the Un1ted States to meet ats erms~ told , sa1d St,tvlns. tlus' would by · .1mount to a $200-bdh on .m nualloll D.l\ 1d Rtdenmn omy -.... WVA Portsmouth j29"157• ~-' ' rr-· ~!& ~ ~~ ~ ••• PI Cloudy Cloudy '' .- ~~ ' "' .. • Sllawers T·SIOnnS on the US eLOJHHny It hmdly make~ sense tor the Un1ted States to move lull-speed .1hc.u.l wn h D1ao::ont.ln culs m\greenhouse gas em u·;-s~ons when, as ..., .111\'hlld\ • lhdl '> gpud .lll\ll~· ~1\l' ll th~.; IK.U IIH! 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Wl' ht\C ll\l'I\\IJCillllllg)\ ll'JCI.:!Cd II Rct LL iul It IK'(.:,\LI~l 1(11 llllll.' h ol th ~: rw. t ')() H.ll'l Lll ii ):! I C~S I Uil.rl Rcpuhh ~.. tn" h,l\L linl·d up till the \\Wng "'de 11 ! tin" n.llllm s 1 ,1~.t II d1\11.k IIJ L\ \c lljlJ1liSCll , dll!l\1 , \11\1.: .I LIIPI\ l l.'' l ~kd l'!hll(\ Ill C-.; p.md • \\1\Ct ll.:]l..,l!.lll\ltl ,Jild llltlSt'- ICil ll) • _..,- ~ . ,-. ... ... ~) -. Snow ~ . "" Entertamment GraveSide serv1ces wtll be I p.m. Fnday tn the Jordan BapiiSI Church Cemetery. Galhpoh' Ferry. Wllh the Rev Sammy Anderson olllc1a11ng ·J Jeffrey A Wolfe, 35, of Oak Hill Road, Long Bottom, d1ed unexpectedly on Tuesday, N~vem lJI:r 10, 1998 a~ Veterans Mei'nonal Hosp1tal m Pomeroy. He was born on Apnl 23, 1963 in Pomeroy. son ol t-lorns M Wolfe of B1dwell. and the late Carol Jane Bowers Wolfe. He was a rehab spec1ahs1 tor the Metgs County Board ol Mental Relardallon and Developmental DIS· ab11i1tes. He was a member of the Fm;t Church of the Nazarene in Galltpolis, and allended the Bradford Church ol Chml. He issurvivedby hts wtfe. LoraJ. Wood Wolfe. whom he marnedon January 16, l!l$,8,;1V{o di!U~is. Amanda C Wolfe and Lmdsay N Wolfe, and a one-week-old ron, Jonathan D. Wolfe. . He " also surv1ved hy hts father and stepmother, Morns M. and Joyce Wolfe of Bidwell: and by a brother and sisler-m-law, Damel E. and Renee Wolfe of O'Fallon. Mrssouri. His paternal grandll)olher survtves, Martha Frances Wolfe of Rucme. and hiS father-in-law and mother-m-law, Ivan and Evelyn Wolfe of Long aouom. ' • Three nte~es survive St~phanie Renee Wolfe. Chelsey Wood and Andrea Warner. and three nephews Nathan Dame! Wolfe. Jordan Wood and Jason Warner Two brolhers-m-law, Keith Wood of Pomeroy, and Rodney Wood of Long Bonom, s urv~ve, a. does a srsler-m-law and her husband. Bonnte ~nd Gary Warner of Long Boltom · Aunts and un>les surviving are Ernest "JR" Bowers of Pataskala, Joseph and Mary Bowers of ReedsVIlle, Roland and Freda Wolfe of Bradley, IllinOis, Cectl E. and Sharon Wolfe of Jackson. 11\da and Wayne, Rowe ol Rae me, Joyce and Leroy Sauters ol Pomeroy, Donna and Herman Bowers of ColumbJJ s, Nedra Tarv,in of Columbus, Kay and Joe Pro Ifill of Portland, and Karen ,md Paul Milner of Racme Al so surv1vmg are numerous cousms. gressiOnal votmg accord l111s year, Anney's raung dropped to 8, . and Hakh camcd .1 '• .' ·The 'Daily Sentine·L 'D river ticketed sulemcnls - as 1hcy now do they'll wm lew hlack voters over to lhc1r s1dc And 1f Ornn Hmch doc'n t undcr- ,tud if Orri11 Hatch doem 't11 nderstand this, there~r little dwnce that the once-~trong lies between Africa/1 ;lmericam and the GOP cau be res11rrected st.md Ll11s, thc1e s lillie chance lhat the mll:c-s uong ucs bclwecn Alncan Amcnc.ms and the GOP can he res· Ulfet:tt:d • Published t:vrry afternoon; Monday lht'Ough Fr1day Ill r(l<~rl St Pomeroy; Ohln by t!le Oh!(l Valley Puhl1sh1 '1g Company Second claN poslagc paul at P\llnc•oy 0hLo Mcm~r: The A.~\U'=I~t,.d' Ptcss anti the Ohio :-tr.wsfl'lpcr AS5QI.:tallon i=u:.;tmasler: Se nd adorc,;s corrcctmns to The f ;)Qily Senl1ncl. I I COl!rt Sl, Pomeroy, Ot.1o 45769 SUBSCR!PTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One Week •.•. ,..,.... . . . • .$2 f.C One Monlh . ... · · $6 70 One Year...... . ................... . $104 00 part 10 I uture dasl:ussions and mt~r­ views as 11 se,1rches for a replacement MAlL SUBSCrdiYJ ION •3 w~cks . ............ .... S27 JO 26 Wteh , . . .. ,$53 82 U WtW • . ... , ..... ,$\OS S6 Raln O:~!:;idt 4Mcla:! .:"o<~nly 1 ' 13 Weeks ~ S29 25 26 w~cks ... $56 68 ~z w~cb .$10972 ' . Co;rei:tlon Polley Our moiP o:un\!ern In all stories Is to be aHurale IF you know or an error In 1 stol'y, can the newsrQOm at (140• 91lJ2liSS. We will chetk your lnrorrnat.on and make a cornctiott 1r warranted. ' News Department.~ • f he main numMr Is 99l~liSS . 1Jcpl<.r:· menl extensions art: General Manager. ................... Ext.llOl I New~ . ......... •.. . . Ext. 11(•1 ! I. II or ~xt. h06 Otlter Services ,t,dmtlsing,_ .. _ c:rculat!OR .........1.... .. . • • • Cl..<ifiOC: Ad•.........,... ... . . .. ....... mvua110n , nuttng he ht1s SquadS answer 10 calls Umts ol the Meags County Emer- Valley Hosp11al. 6.32 p m , SR 7, Pomeroy, motor vehtcle acctdenl. Laird Ruble. refused treatment, Pomeroy VFD gency Med1cal ServiCe recorded 10 calls lor a<>ISiance Tuesday. Unlls respondmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 12:20 a m.. Oak H1ll Road, Che,ter. JefiJey Wolle, Veterans Memonul Hospital. 8 12 a m.. Locust Grove Road, Long Bollom. Michelle Buckley, refused treatment. 9 25 u m State Route 681, Tuppers Pla1ns. Cassady Brooks, VMH, I0 19 a m , East Mam Street, Pomeroy. Dolly Clelland. VMH. I0 24, a m . Lmcoln He1ghts. Pomeroy. Marvm Edwards, Pleasant RUTLAND 4 42 p m , Me1gs Mme 2, Johnnt e Ball Holzer Medtcal Center: ' 5 39 p m , Long Street: Cassandra DaviS, PVH SYRACUSE 12 31 am. Maul Street. Racme. Wtlliam Fmkenbtnder. VMH TUPPERS PLAINS 10 56 p m , Arbaugh Add1t1on. Michael Atkmson, treated at the ' scene Hospital news Announcement ass1 ~ted Exl. 1'1:4 Ext. ltOJ .Ext. 1100 '••• Heri'<rt E 'Pete Shield,, 87. of Racme. d1ed Tuesday, Nm 10, 1998 In the Veterun' Memor1al Ho<pllal Extended Care Facthly He wa> a former d11ec1or of the Agncultural Stab11izauon and Conserva11on Ser\lce m Me1g' County. and a member of th~ Racme United Methodist Church • Born on Aug 6. 19 t I ul Ea<l Letart Falls, he wa.< the son of the Iale Orv1lle G and Eua Sayre Sh1eld' • He " sumved by three grandchildren. Molly Kreuzer of Warrensburg. Mo .. Larry F"her "' M1nden. La. and Amy Mullins ot E\an,lon, Ill. Be"d"' h" parem>. he was pr~ceded m death by ht< w1fe. Mabie Robmson Sh1dd--.. and a daughter. Bonn1e F1sher Memunal "-t!:rVIt.:l!~ will bt: announced at a later date Armngements are by the Ewmg Funeral Home, Pomeroy. • •o : 1 • ! : • : : : ; 0 Margaret M. Shuler ~ Jeffrey~A. Wolfe l • GraveSide serv1ces for Mary Margaret Bmes Shuler, 89, Letart Falls, who • d1ed Sunday. Nov 8. 1998 w1ll be held Saturday. Nov. 14, 1998 at I p.m. m ; the Letart f•llls Cemetery, wnh the Rev Brian Harkness oflicJaling : Arrangements are by the Pomeroy Chapel of the F"her Funeral Home. ! · Jellrey A. Wolle. 35. of Oak Hi_I)..Road. Long Bo11om. died Tuesday. Nov. : tO. 1998 1n Veterans Memonal «osp11al -. He wa.< born on Apnl 23. 1963 m Pomeroy, son of Moms M Wolfe of• B1dwell and the late Carol Jane Bowers Wolfe He was a rehab specialist:, for the Me1g\ County Board of Mentotl Retardallon and Developmental D1~- • ab1hl1eS He was a member oi lhe F1rsl Church of the Nazarene 1n Gallipolis, Ohto ;~ and unended the Brad lord Church of Chnst , ,, SurviVIng 1n addtuon to h" father are hiS w1fe, Lora J. Wood Wolfe; two . d.1 ueh1e" Am,mda C Wolfe and Ltnd,ay N Wolfe. and a son, Jonathan D.' Wolfe. hiS t.llher and stepmother. Morns M and Joyce Wolfe ot Bi,dwell: a:· brother ond s ~>ler-m- l aw. Dan tel E. and Renee Wolfe of O'Fallon. Mo , his •, paternal grandmother. Manha Frances Wolle ot Racme: hiS luther~i n- law and·· mot~r-m-law. Ivan and Evelyn Wolfe ol Long Bouom. three meces and three nephews two brothers-m-law, Ke11h Wood of Pomeroy. and Rodney Wood ot Long Bonom. a mler-m-law and her husband. Bonnte and Gary Warner ·. of Long Bottom, and several aunts and uncles and cousms Servtccs w11l be 2 p m Thursday'" the Cremeens funeral Home, Racme,' w11h Demck Stump of the H11lsboro Church ol Chnsl offic1atmg Bunal wtll :, follow '" the Letart Falls Cemetery. Fnends may call al the luneral home lrom 5-9 p.m today t1qn process ~ ernor~elect Both Taft .md h1 s Democratic could panac1pa1e tt wanted to name a neW super, nten- bourd to postpone Its selecuon unul atter the Ndv. 3 elec110n so the gov- dent before that But the process has• taken longer than aniJctpaled ~~~~~~~~~~------~----------~ ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT " APPLICATIONS For additional infonnation Call: Administrative Office Gallia County Center Meigs County Center Tuppers PJains Toll Free 740-446-6674 740-256-61~6 7 40-992-3088 7 40~66 7 ~0426 l-800~562-5565 ' The Pomeroy Merchants invite you to shop in Historic Downtown This Holiday &aoon MON·THURS NO BARGAIN NIGHT Pomeroy Merchant§) Christmas Cookie Contest November 21, 1998 I THE SIEGE (PGI3) Ventless Heaters tO,OOO BTU Up to 20,000 BTU PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W.VA. 7 00, MON· THURS MATINEES SAT{SUN 3.00 HO BARGAIN HIGHT Thank-You Voters of Meigs. County Thank You for elect,ing me your next commissioner. Thank you to all of the people who assisted and supported me in my campaign. Let's start moving forward! Mick Davenport & Family Pd for candidate 34645 Crew Ad , •' . Access Head start' is accepting applicaltons for the 98-99 school year. We a re a federal and state program for preschool children ages 3-5. Head Start offers famtlies a sense o{ belonging and a chance to be involved in activtltes that promolt; growth w1thm the whole family. Special services are -offered to. meet the need of children with disabilities. ' ' by several Eligtbility to attend Head Start is determined factors including the child's age, family yearly income and current circumstances Child care is available for famtlies workmg or going to school and receive child care assistance· · from the ODHS. Head Start prov1des children with activities that help them grow mentally, socially, embtionally, and phystcally Staf{ members offer your child acceptance, understanding, and the opportunity to Jearn and lo experience success, . NO ' ' The board mtllally refused. say mg · opponent , Lee F1sher had asked the Seniors to m«!t Humsonville Semor Ciuzens Cl11b wtll meet Wednesday at II a.m. at the townhouse Lunch Will be served followmg the· meetmg Laml J Ruble, 52. W1ll10mstown. W.Va • was cited for failure to control by the Gallia-Me1gs Po'l of the Stale H1ghway Patrol following a one-car acc1dent on Stale Route 7 near Pomeroy Tuesday ' Troopers sa1d Ruble was so uthbound al 6 20 p.m. when the c,lf he drove went olf the lell Side of the road and ,truck a d1tch. The car was moderately danMged Gas . l~e advocated be1ng a part of the se lec- . ' Natural & LP lnsklc MEip Co>unty Reader Service's comed (R) SING!.ECtJPY PFJCE Dally • ..... J~ C~:nls juhscnbcrs 1101 tlc~mng to }liY the carper may rcmlltn advnnco ducct kJ 1Qc:¥'•~1y Sen~1r.r.l on a lhrcc s1x or 12 rr.unlh bafls. Credit v• h ~ gtven earner epc'1 wee.< No subscrml!rJI by mall pum•ltcd u: areas where home came "teN 1cc l!l c. 1ail11bk Pubhsh~ r rcsr'rvcs lhe ng!'ll 10 adJIISI ro11es dur 1ng the sub.scnpllon pcrwd SubscJJpllon oouc ~.:h.1ngc~ m11y be Jm p\r.m;nt ed by c:h.;;nglns 11!· Uur.I\Hin of 1hc ~uhs~ npt1 on 40 on the group\ 1cpon card As long a' Rcpuhlicans lag bchrnd Democrat' '" such mea- COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov -Elect for the rellrmg John Goff However, Taft won't hav.e an oltJBob Tafl.w1ll have some mpul m the selecuon ol a new stale S<:hool super· ctal vote, Since the supenntendent se rves at the pl easure of the board mtendenl as he had hoped 1 Tall spokesman Brell Buerck Said The St,lle Board of Education on Tuesday dec1ded to mvtle Tafllo take tbe Republican governor-elect wel- In addtlton to his mother, he was preceded in death by an aunt. Sandra Holzer Medical Center Baer, and two uncles, Kenneth Bowers and Elwood Bowers. Discharges Nov. 10 - Billie Servtces will be conducted al 2 p m on Thursday, November 12, 1998 m Rhea, Cody Holslem, Edward Baer, the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine, wtth Derrick Stump of the Htllsboro Joy Hale Church ot Chrtsl ofl1ctatmg. (Published wilh permission) Rodney Wood. Ja.,on Warner. Nathan Wolfe, Mark Alhson, Dwayne Houck · and Jay Prollill Will serve as caskelbearers · Bunul w1ll follow m the Letart Falls Cemetery Fnend' may call from 5· 9' p m on Wedne sday. Nov~mbe~, 1998 at the funeral home • , wsrs Zl3·960J Communily Newspaper Holdlnga, inc. .. Board invites Taft to join in ~uperintendent search A. Wolfe Telev1s1on news analys1s •how "Lead Story" Anney was reac ung to gellrng a ralmg of 10 (out of a poss1ble 100 pomts) on the NAACP's annual "clvlllt8hts report caad" on h1s con- Paul Q McKmney, 69, Galhpolis, d1ed Monday, Nov 9. 199H m Pleasani Valley Hospital. Bnm May 10, 1925 m Robmsnn, W Va. son of the late John and Ailee Snow McKmney, he was a former engmeer With the Oh1o R1ver Boat Co . and allen<led the Middleport Cnmmumty Church Surv1Y111g are h1 s w1te. Mary Honaker McKmney. four sons. LuUJs G(nc: McK1nney and Bruce Allen McKmhey. both ollnd1anapnlls lnJ, and R.mdy (MISkt) ,McKmney and Paul Douglas McKmney, both -ol Gallipolis : two daughters, V1ck~e (Paul) Freeman of Gallipolis Ferry. W V.t. and Carol (Charb) Stnvernl Spnnglield, "'vera! grandchildren. and live siSters, Helen Huskms and Ruth Sh1r11ger, both of Gallipolis, Margaret Ellison ol Wharton. W Vu. Freda Honaker of Lou"v11le, Ky, and Bon me S1ders of Pmnt Pleasant. W Va He was also preceded in death by a son, John W. McKmney .•mJ by a brother and three Sisters 4 on tssues like abon10n, school prayer l o pumsh lawbreakers, rather than and pnvale s<;hool vouchers. But mro cnme pr~vcnuon programs - a whtle RepubhCaQS have lned mtghltdcr..:1s10n that has helped reduce the ly to gellhese(volers m thelf column ranks of black schoolchildren and on Elecuon Day, htlle has come of m~.:Jc.!scd the number of blacks m the cffon That's because for most J<HI on proh.H1on or parole black voters ct"l nghts is a delinmg ,1\nd when lcgltnnalc black lead- ISSUe CIS (by th" I mean black elected ofliIf Republicans really want to clals .md those who hc.td major black make a senous outreach to black votw g.m11,H10ns) cnucJzc them, Repub- ers they've got to repatr their civ1l llt.:.ms lt.~vc u1ed to create a new class nghls record. They can 'I do that by of hi.JCk le aders At the head of IhiS lashmg out at the1r cntacs as House glllup .1rc people hkc Oklahoma Rep MaJOniY Leader Dtck Armey dtd m J C W.llt>, the onl y bl.tck Republican 1995 when he call ed the NAACP' "a m Cong1 e~s .tnd Ward Connerly, the mtsgutded spec~al - mtcresl organiZafHC:d p1pc1 of the dOll-affirmatiVe twn" dunng an appearance on the Black tung. Services will be I I a m ~alnrday 111 the Pomeroy Chapel of the FISher Funeral Home, w11h M1ke Fmmcum and Terry Barrell officiating. Bunal will be m the Z11kle Cemetery, Clifton, W.Va. Friends may call al tbe luneral home from 6-9 p m Fnday Paul Q. McKinney TomghL Clear. Lows in the upper 20s. Light ea.t wind. ' Thursday.. Mostly sunny Highs m the upper 50s. Thursday mghl .. Panly cloudy. Lows in the upper 30s. Extended forecast: Fnday... Mostly sunny. Htghs in the upper 50s. ' Saturday Mostly cl(')udy wuh a chaliCe of rain Lows 1n tbe upper JOs and b1gbs in the lower 50s. voted to put more l]lOney mto efforts .IL tl on movement Ne1ther nMn IMs mut.:h standmg .un ung Al11 c.m AmcllC<lOS In fact, now here 111 th1 s nallOTl has a black ~.:o nsL'l" til\ c been cleLtcd to unicc m .t~u tulg d1sll llt li1111111t.lll!d hy black \1l1crs II the GOP w.mts to make mtn.lds .unong A h K,m Amcru.:dns, It ho~ ' 1o l1nd ,, "·') to hu1ld h11dgcs to 1hc hl ,t-.k k.tdcts they support, not th~.? llll~.?~ Repuhhc.m'> h.tve manuf.1c~ IUICd lltlllll.Jlly poll s sh(m th.1t many hl.1cJ.. \lll (' l'>fHlld LOIISl'l\,\llVC VIeWs Donald great-grandson, three brothers and two stslers, and a son-1n-law. Charles Har- .~~ r- brnthe~ . Barrell und M1chael Barrell of Langsv ille. and several meces and nephews. Bestdes hiS parents. he was preceded in death by lour grandch ildren. a ,rest of week forecast for Weather foreast: swnstargcl(tflheSenateuhtmalely ratlfted the global warmmg treaty) as pa1nlessly and cconomacally as poss1ble. ~ Joseph Perkins is a columnist for The San Diego Union-Tribune. Herbert E. 'Pete' Shields grandchtldren. a sister. Naom1 Hunter of Nelsonville. two ' ..., Return of cooler temps ,....,- \. , ......, "t. GOP must rep.air civil rights rec~>rd if- it wants to win - ' • ~ Leota G Banfield, M2. olumbu.•. dted Tuesday. Nov I0. 1998 1n the Pari. Med1cal Center. Columbus Arr.lllgements wtll be announ<-ed by the Cremeens Funeml Home. Rae me Benjamm Fr-Jnkl1n Barren. 79. New Haven. W Va . d1ed on Tuesday. November 10, J998 in Pleasant Valley Hospllal He wa. born Nov 7. 1919 in Bradbury. son of lbe late baa' and Grace M1gh1 Barren. , ' .He was a veteran of the U S 'Army <iunng World War II He worked "' a coal m1ner •for the Carson Cool Mme. al)d a,, a dairy farmer lor the Joe Bailey Farm. He wa• a member oil he Father Hou"' Church '"Hart lord. W Va Suro'lvmg are hiS w1fe. Dorothy Ann fro,l Barrell of New Haven. three daughte" and two sons-rn-law Phyllis Hanung of Barberton. Grace and Aaron Hy"'ll of Deluware, Oh•o. and Eva and W1lham Ander>on of Hartford. W.Va.. nme grandchildren, 24 great gmndchildren and two gr<.tl--greal- ·{ I Dat!_On Leota G. Banfield Fnend' may call at the Deal Funeral Home. Point Plea'>3nl. from 6-8 p.m.•· Thur'.day Benjamin F. Barrett I IND man agam ol loss1l ti1ent of Veterans Affmrs hosp1tal know that the com munu y-at-largc care:-; ' tlt.u hunwn tuds 1~ O\o.."t hcatm g the pi.IIH. :l dbout them . My comrades m Amencan Leg10n posts 1n your a1ca ~.:ou \<.1 usc Bul Mull! .. gu~..:s one step lllltiK' I ot rew more good men and women , chg ablc vctcaans tu strengthen our uunH ~: s.t)'> th .ll the SL icll\i'i h \\ho \C muntty servace and elevate p ur clout m W.lsllmgton : When you thmk about at. there arc pcilldps thousands ol yc!c1.m~ 111 you1 dtmhcJ .1ho.uJ t h ~. : gluh.ll \\.unnn g commumty -- fmmly, lnends, ur..:quaanltmccs .mel other lct~dcJs ol tht s news ~ h.llld".lgon h.i\C done ~~~ h~:~..:.tus~: paper--who desef\c a "thank you" on thiS spce~al J.~y If you ·'PPICCI.tte the tht.:) h.I\C '1s1on~ ol gT.l ll l'l .md kl tfccdom we, as Arncm.: ans , enJOY today then }'OU l ~a ltt.c \\thy 11 s 1mpo1tt~nt lm~.-~ htp s d.ltiUil!:..' 111 tlu.: 11 \\L'C lttllc L"gghcdJs, t,, honor those who sat:nl1ecd loa that l1 ccdorn ' It hc l.'h lll ~::' l1n.mu.!ll\ um1 "Llul l(ll "LI\..'1111"1"' to quc.. tlon 11 !>., lid Mulh ~ 111 .1 IL'u: nt 11\lLI\IL" ''1111 111 y c1dk.lgue S.m IJ1ego Un11111 lhunc S!.:ICO\..(' \\I 1\Ci )),l\ id (!1.1 · h.un · Sucr•u.: t'> I he W.l} I lie) 111.1~ c the n fl ,m~ m.tke lho.." tl p.1ymcnt s the Nnhcl l.ttH Ctlt c um t1ntn~d · .Lml th1..•y cion 1 w.tn t th,ll 111 th"'lPJ11..'.ll Berry's World mcnt agamst her husband , charging. h1m wnh· hemous cnmes We believe there ts a need 10 publi sh the•c facts and bnng up these ca•es on a regular basts in all pans ol the former Sov1e1 Umon .. so there ts no d1S1IIusronment about ht s madness, and 11 w1ll nol be repeated tiy g1vmg such authorrty to another ., Democracy reigns on lands consccralcd hy rhc sacnlt~,;c ol lltd tnary men and women who served m the US armed forces We ,,tlllhcsc spc<:1.1l people .. velerans" On a day that marks the lllh hour of the lith day of the lllh month m 1918, 1he end of World War I, we pay tnbute lo those who d1d lhCif duty as patrtots It's our moral duty to make them feel apprcc1atcd on Veterans Day Start by thanktng members of your own famtly who ctthcr served or who are currently servmg m the armed forces Call your famil) members. as I will call my soh, Cra1g, an officer m the U S Manne Corps, .md say, "Thanks for servmg I'm proud of you " . · , .1 Next bid a "Happy Veterans Day"(commemorattvc 1evc nt s 111 your l.:Oill mumty. The more people turn out for the Veterans Day Parade and Memorial Service, the more profound the debt of gralltude to those who served Finally, remember veterans m your prayers, espec1ally those who usc wheelchairs and anitictal hmbs as a result of bailie scars that will never heal as well as thos~ who were tak'en captive and whose abse nce rcmams un ~lc­ counted for. Veterans asked very hule of 1he11 country but gave everythmg they had Thl: least we can do ts gtve mem our smcerest ' thank you' for a JOb well done. Our children a,nd grandchildren wtll follow our exa mpl e They will le arn to respect and appreciate a group of spec131Amencans who arc worthy of praise, but are so modest aboullhelf serv1ce lhatlhey wtll sellle for a Simple ''hank you" Thursday, Nov. 12 ------, The DaHy Sentinel • Page 3 I~_D_e_a_~_N_o_u_ce_s~j----~t Ohio weather AccuWealhe,. forecast lor da tme conditions, low/lugh temperatures ' gashv1l1 The onc-11me ~m •.nary student. son of a cobhlcr and washerwoman ROBERT L WINGETT Publlaher Generaiii8Nger Wedneadll)', Nollemblr 11, 1111 Remembering The Daily Sentinel CHARLENE HOEFUCH Page2 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Entries can be picked up and dropped offat any ofthe following merchants: Farmers Bank Peoples Bank City Bank The Fabric Shop Anderson's Furniture Always & Forever Clark's jewelry Ha·rtwell House Entries must be back tn by November 18. Stx cookies on a paper plate Must be to Farmers Bank by 21. �Sports The .Daily Sent~~l Wednuday, November 11 ,1998 Wedneaday, Novembei11, 19;B . Basketball Braves trade Neagle, two others to Reds for Boone, Remlingef By JOE KAY tion - which ,till bo•a-t< Gr<g Mad· dux. Tom Gla\'in< anJ Juhn Smnltz - and l~fr - ham.ler Bmcc C"hcn will !!Ct "J cham."e to fill it t)UI . - ·:we . ~·nuld not h_~t"'C traded ~~ pla\er of Nca~lc:\ c.thht!r if we JiJn·r ihink \\~ h:iJ ,hm~onl." "'hn~ould ... tep in:· ·SLhuerhult ,.,iJ. · Burh Neagle and Boone ~an a.~ik error' in 1997. Tucker. 27. will compete fora <pot CINCINNATI (AP) The for trou.Jl!, after nex1 season because Boune alw ; .. coming off his be!r.l in th< outfield. He hit .244 with 13 Atlanta Braves gave up some of Iheir they wer< d<alt in the middfe.of th<ir offen\ive ·sea.'tOn. Afler hiuir,g: a homers, 46 Rills and eight stolen pitchiRg- fur defen~ . Afler lwu )C;u' · , L:untrads. Boc:.,ne wok 3: quick liking car<er-low .223 in 1997. he cut down ba<'es. of mi,,inl! out on the World Saic:,. h, the itli!i!a of playing fur lhe Braves. un hi'i ~wing ami led ~he Rttds with The deal adds a little to the Reds the)\ COn,idert!d it a nece'"ar) tradewho are a contender every year. The 24 homers and 95 RBis. both career payroll for next. year. but gives uff · R<ds are rebuilding with an eye highs. He al,;o made the All-Star team Cincinnati the typ.: of proven <tarter The Br~ves senl 16-,game winner towanls a .new ballpark in 2()(JJ. f , for lhe firo1 limt!' in addition 10 winDenny Neagle, outfielder Michael . ~~agle hectnl16 the IIHl~l ~tl"Ltlllt­ .. I'm ·going to a greal organiza:;. ning ltis firM Gold Glove . Tucker and a minor leaguc pitcher hl , pli,hcd 'tarter on the · ln"' -huJget lion. a great team. a great ci1y:· ~aid "JI'o,; heen a phenomenaJ · year:· the Cincirtnati Reds on Tu~sda) for Red .... who h•uJ the fifth -lm'e't pay - Boone. who wa< riding a golf can Boone said. Gold Glove ~cond ba~t"man Brei .. roll in the major h:a,gut:~ la.. . l ~a~nn. down a fairway in La< Vega• when With Boone gone. th< Reds wi II Boone and relie''l!r Mike Remlinct:r. Gt:neroll rnana~t:r Jim Bowdt:n wa.'i Bowden called about the trade. ·· 1 turn second base over to Pokey The trJde opens the way for Ke-\·in l""1king for anL aflordahie ... tarter ·ru was thinking about it today and I Reese. a shortstop who mov<d to Millwood. a 11-2ame winner. to rompl~mcnt Pet~ H ~1rnisch and Brett couldn'l cume up with any negalives lhird ba.~ la.~l season when Barry assume a more pro...mint:nl role in the Tomko.in lht: n•t;llion. · in lhe ~itualion:· Larkin returned from neck surgery. Braveo,;· ~nsationa l rotation and plugs Nint' team.; m:1d~ oilers for ··Now he"~ going to get hi s.chance The Braves think that Boone will one of their biggest hole> - se~ond Boone. but Bowd<n said the Braves solidify their u.p-the:middle defense to play:· Bowden said. ·· we think .: ba..~ . oftt!r was tht: on I) one ht: ~rinusly and complement shortstop Walt with Pokey Reese and Barry Larkin. "Pi tChing and defense art: the run~idt'red. Weiss, who was signed _as a free agent we'll have tremendous defen,;e up the : hallmark of our balldub. and thi s ·:.We felt we W<re uverwhelmed before la<t "<'<l.<on. mitklle. You're never going lo '' replac~ guy·s the tx .. t d~ten~i ve .,econd base~ and had to make a uea1.·· BowUen Tony Graffanino (.211; five a Bret Boone. but certainly Pokey man in the game ... Braws ge-neral said ... , h'-lted to trade Bret. We paid · homers) and Keith Lockhart (.251, Reese can be an above-average sec~anl.ll!er Joh~ Schuerholz said. a big price. but without starting nine homers) shared second base last ond baseman."' que>tion is wheth<r they" II pitching, you can"t co.mp.:te."' season. Boone is much better defen· Remlinger. 32. gives the Braves miss N<agl<. 30. a kft-h:md<r who The Reds also got right-hander sively - he l<d NL second basemen another left-hander for the bullpen . ·won 20 garnes for them in 1997 and Rob B<ll. who led· the Carolina .io fielding percentagc;Jrom 1995-97 Hewent S- 15 with a4 .K2 ERA in 2~ : w<nt 16-11 with a 3.55 ERA last sea- League with 197 strikeouts last sea- and set a major-league record at the · starts and seven relief appearance!<. son. Millwood ~oves up in the rota- son. position by committing only two lao;t sea.~n. DENNY NEAGLE . A's Grieve named AL Rookie of the Year America, Grie\'e. "hose f;llher Toni played in the major league~ and was the for mer general m:tna£er of 1he Texas Ranger;, led AL rookies , with 168 hits. 18 home runs. 94 runs. 4 1 doubles and 89 RBis. He led the club in on-base percentage. nt-bats. hits. doubles.· walks and was second in runs . He AL Rookie of the Year Voting for the 1998 American League Rookie of the Year Award, with fir st-second-and third-place and total points on 5·3·1, basis:. a • AB R . ~ · HR 5a3 94 16B 18 Playeo, team Ben Grieve Oaklsnd Rolanda Arraja RBI AVG. 89 .288 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. 23 5 - 130 4 t 0 I1 61 9 34 Tampa Bay Mike Catuso 7 Chicago Orlando Hernandez, NY • Malfglla Ordanaz 1 4 8 25 1 : Chicago Sidney Ponsan Baltimore 1 . __ ,..6 .1 4 16 .lS U ...... ......,. ...................... 7 ' 0 ,. l.\ 2f> I-Ii. 14 ~ 1<1 :w .111 \J NY llatFU ··-········-·, ... _ 4 6 4 I:! J.4 .\8 C;oipry ."46 2ft Cokndu 1<1 .1.1 14 41 .lJ ..._. 2S :16 1.1 .¥:1 2X lQ .~7111\.l l'J ""'"" Phoc-111&. 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Michigan 88, Chica.s o Challengers 47 ,jo. ., ." . • ,• Football ' : Ohio H.S. poll 11 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - How a slate panel spons wrilen: ami bruadcUJtcn nues Ohio high school footbnll tcnnl5 in the final weekly 1998 Auocialed PreS5 poll. by OHSAA divi sions·wilh wonloJI recq rd and 19lttl pomla (first-pl ace vo1e1 tn porenthe5es)· · . !' . • Dhlslon I . Iwn I'll. !·Upper Arlington (17) 10.0 ... ......... 263 (6·0) 10-0 ................ ..................2.12 : 3-Camon McKinley (I) 8: 1............ .,................. 192 4-Shakn H15 . 10..0.................................... 179 S-Cin. Colerain(!) 10..0 .......................... .......... IS9 ~Cie. St. lgruu ius {2) 8-2 ................................... 13 1 7-Grove City 9- 1 .... ............. ,;, .. ................ .......... 101 ft.Gahnnnalincoln 10..0............ ...... ........... :..........90 9- TotSt.Frnoci~ 9-1 ....... .. ................ .............. ,..... 85 • 10-Cin. St . 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BnsliOA ...... ····-·--- __ fl 6 ) ~-rral ··- ····--·····-·" :'i 2 ., Tonlllkl .. ,..... ,...·-···-·····-·6 6 2 Buff~- .... ·········.·····-·····-"i .1 4 Onawa _···-·-····---··--·--·" S I Tnflllr6.\, ~ 49 Wake Fottii1S."IIIino~s JJ_(Uf) 2-Strong~ville will be given In Meigs/Gallia Counties by Friday, November 13, 1998 . In Dr. A. Jackson Bailes' Office 224 East Main, Pomeroy '" CS~ II).S.."•B~A..,rbK.'\ " .... Alabama ranks fourth in the nation in BEST '' STATES FOR GOLF" . ..t~ l1 !• The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Citizms BalllJS. Bruwa til . l . .... ••••••••••••• COUPON FREE HEARING·TESTS • •• •• • ..... T-nta ~ ... c...,. C1oi.i. : o( Quest's Smith sustains severe knee injury ~· HEARING AID CENTER o.n..w. 7"1. ""'"dcft.i. n Arntn.-an U 102. C.-t Alllhomy .,S M .·Lini.e ~lr; 02.. Orii1i3b Cunlf1t1itiol! ~.\ lbylor '"· M&N-;11 Sritl'l .u llnisr St. n. m..t.1011 Blua 6.\ Brilham YUIIII1'14. 8C Marto Pa:s 611 in the May issue of Goff D(l[cst's 'PLACES To PLAY' we received ·so many honors we had to make a list. scaliOil . ' BEN GRIEVE Rhude w-1 12.. Vaf~M~ill t11 ..-..oa.a.c . ~.,.. ' Smith had Ci tarted eve ry cregulmsca'lon game in Quest hi story. Smi th , a 1\\lo-time American Basketba.J I Leagu~ All-Star and lina-tearn aii -A BL selection. suffered the injury . mid,w:1y thmt1gh the tetun \ prnctice Monday. A magnetic reSonance imaging ~ lcjt Tuesday also showed a sprai n of the medial co llat era l li£mnent . n la rge bone hrui sc and a ..:ma llt ~ ar · o f the medial meni.;cus in ht·r right knee. the team announct.•d. The fonner Oliio State 'ta r wi ll he rcev~.~luated next week hy a team doctor. Tretumcnt and rchah ilitation option s wil l he di-.cu .... ed ut that time. In twu g:~rne' thi . ; sc;1:-.on. Sm it h avcwgcd I 8 point 'I and tluee rchtn1 ni.J\. Smith\ ~C \ ' Crc knee inju ry1is the .. ccond' for the Que<.;~ in l e~"' than a mnnth. Forward V:llerie Still ,ufT~rcd u \imi l a~ injury in her right ~nee in an Oct: ! I eXhib ition game. :r.. . Pdt__,. ...... _ Elhibitlons e wanted .to tell you how great · our courses are, ·but GoHDigest readers· beat .us to it. • 1K II Cftllr111Dfrili-. •' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Tests have · determined that Co lumbu s Qucsl forward Katie Smit h 'uiTercd a comple te tenr of the anterior cruciatt! ligament in her ri ght knee. possibly sidel inin g her for the rest or the •' -_ ' 14 WESTERN CONFERF.NCF. EASTERN CONFERI!Nt.'E AU.~- Slowal.u1 t.J '( APPEARING ON WSAZ will be Meigs Marauder standout foot· ball player Justin Roush, who will be featured today on WSAZ· TV (Channel 3). Roush, the • Marauders' record-setting tall· back, will be featured as the West Virginia Toyota Dealers' Player of the Week during today sports· cast. The feature will air approx· lmately at 6:20 p.m. __ ' NHL standinp ._..... Teu~ -·-. • 1 2 4 ' l Hockey NCAA Division I men's 5qlfeS it couldn"t afford on the fre.: agent market. · Boone will make S2.9 million next year and SJ.75 million in 2001). His cuntmct includes an oplion for 200 I at S4 million that includes a $250.000 buyout. The By DENNIS GEORGATOS ·.· O.AKLAND. Ca lif. (A PJ- From th~ beginning of thr. ..;t::.JI;on, Ben Gric' ~ he-ard the ~o.·ha n er ahour his chances for AL Rookie of the Year. E,·en fan.; seeking his autograph often a..;ked him to atld the notati on ·· rookie of the y<:tr"" after his name. "' I wou ld n't do that. I didn"t w~nt to jinx 1nys<lf.'' the Oakland Athletics right fi<lder\aid . should h;wc n\)prohl~m meel'ing thm requeSt now. . On Tuesdaj'- the former' .first· rOund draft pick and ·minor league player of the year added another honor lo his blossomi ng career when he easily won AL Rookie of the Year honors. .. I'm excited to win this award, but I'm not going to let it give me a big hend ... Grieve sa id. " You ~njoy it for a couple of weeks and the n you move oh.·· The 22-ycar-old right fielder"''" the only cand idat e named on all 28 ballots. Grieve recci\'ed 23 fir>t· place vOles and fhe seconds to fin ish 1vith 130 points in hallotin ~ by the Baseball Writers Association of Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~ 2·Turu ntu(.\)10-0 . .1-Ncw<~tl.: l ';~th . fliK- 1 .... 4·TilfiuCah·l, tl l llll ·t!..... ~ -Md>uu<~l.l 'J- 1 .. f•·l"ctbrvlllc 'J- 1..... 7- l(khmuml Ht~ . t) . J .. ........ ... . 1'1.>. !J•2 !11'1 . I')\ 11'1'1 I II •If, .. ''II ~- I )atn'lll.: 'J· I . ·Xf• • · i).(j lhM IIIhllrl( .,. ) ... ,.,.'........ t•· .... 7' : ~ 10-St . Hcn"r yK-1 ......... .... .. . ~~. ..,. ' • Othrr!i rt·n•lwillft U or mur~ IHIInt ~: 11 -l.i\N ·, ~ 'L FhST EI { FIS UI\1( ('i\'J"It Ht l l ·<.'ttyllh"t(i! /lh ' .\4 I '! .(''i n, ("uutttry O:ry 11 1-l·l'ltUdnm·f i1 lhlll1 14 t: FRESH BAKED .Pumpkin Pie s 99 24 oz. SIZE OODLAND ·s UPERMARI(ETS Russet Potatoes Buy One, Get One : 10 lb. bag : FREE . L---~U1~0,!.!.~~~..2.'Ut!!l~u.~2!!-- I • I Plclorlal Errors, • ' . �• • >. • ~ P•a•ge. .6•••T•h•e•D•a•il•y•Se._n.tl•n•e•I..................................P.o•m . .e•ro•y•••M•i•d•d•le·p~o.rt~,,~O•h•io. .....................~Wednesday,November11,1998 By The Bend RC COLA PRODUCTS '2LITERS STORE HOURS . Ann Landers SynU.cw: 12 PK.12 OZ. CANS $2.49 Dear Ann Landen: My wife has cancer. We have been hauling il for siK years, and shan of a major mira· cle. she will die from it I am nol asking for sympalhy. We are living our lives as fully as we can, and we are nol shy about discussing all ·aspects of lhis baule -when it comes to our children, friends and family.. Here i-s my problem: I find il 7 UP, DR PEPPER, MUG ROOT BEER, ORANGE SLICE WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS ~=NS EVERYDAY • SEE STORE 2LITERS $239 Stea k·s •••••••••••·••••••• ~. I• LB. . 19 1 Pork .Ribs ••••••••••• · C Hot Dogs ••••••••••••• 79 $ COUNTRY STYLE . ARMOUR STAR . 12 oz. . $1 i 9 OSCAR MAYER . Pork Chops ········•· . Bo na •••• FAMILY PAK ASSORTED • c . day. 4:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY MIDpLEPORT .. Middleport Lilerary Club, Wednesday. 2 p,m. EaSiem ~chool Library. Bernice Car· penler to review "Snow Fallon on Cedars" by David Guterson . MIDDLEPORT .. Velerans Day dinner. 6 p.m. Wednespay, FeeneyBennett Post 128, American Legion. '' annex. THURSDAY POMEROY -· Preceptor Beta Bela Chapjer. Bela Sigma Phi Soror· ity, Lutheran Ch urch, 6:30 · p.m 19 39 C Quarters ·•••••• ••••L: $1 .,_9 Chicken Breasts!~~ . ·, 79 C Tu keys •••••••••• ~~. .- you. Cry ... and then blow your nofe. A bird in lhe hand is ... bener lhan a woodpecker on your he;od. ·Early to lied. early 10 rise ... and you wi II get I he besl cereal. Two heads ... are prelly scary. It is beuer to ligh1 a candle 1han ... lo lighl a bomb. A miss is,as good as ... a mister. A penny saved ... is not a lot. Don '1 burn your bridges ... or you' ll fall in the lake. Haste makes ... sweat. ---Send questions to Ann Landers, Creaton SyndiCate, 577'7 W. Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 l Thank offering taken at UMW meeting ,. Pomerov. TUPPERS PLAINS -- Tuppers Plains VFW Posl ''){)53. Thuo,day. 7:30 p.m. wilh dinner al 6:30 p.m. > The World Thank offering president: Mary Lisle. vice president; a.• 1aken. when 1he Syracuse Asbury S1ou1, secretary; Sauvage, lreasurer; CHESTER -- Shade River Lodge Uniled Melhodisl Women mel last Lisle. sectelal)' of program resources; week a11h< church. Rulh Crouch. spiritual growth: . Mary Lisle, president, opened lhe Louks, educalion and interprelalion; meeting with a reading, "The Way 10· Rose Ann Jenkins. social actions; Love and Peace.." Members repeated Stoul, membership nunure and out· the purpose of Uniled Melhodisl reach; Mane _Hou~hell, Jenkms Women. a~d Elma Louks gave devo· · and _Fre<la W1Ison. commollee on lions using Psalm 24 and a reading. nommatoon and Houdashelt. news "Heanaches." reporter. Jean Stout and Ann Sauvage gave The program was given_ b~ Crouch the officers' repons and an offering on prayer and Thanksgovmg. The was 1aken. · closing reading was by Moore litled New offic~rs are Hope Moore. , r)'Anywhere is a Place of Prayer." 453 .. F&AM .. Thursday. 7:JO p.m. Eleclion of onice-rs. SATURDAY POMER0'\<1 .. Relurn Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Daughlers of the American Revolution. regular meeting. Saturday, 10 u.m. at the Pomeroy Library. Mrs. Ray Reynolds will present a program on national defense. Hostesse s. Mrs. Gerald Powell , Mrs. Eileen Buck. and Mrs . Larry Wiley . ·,; . .. lb a The· Community Calendar is POMEROY ·· Bedford Township publiShed as a rree service to non· Trustees. Tuesday. 7 p.m. allhe town profit groups wishing to announce · hall. meetings and special events. The · calendar is not de5igned to promote POMEROY·· Immunization clinic, Meigs Caunly Heahh Depanment sales or fund 111isers of any type. 9 lo II a.m. and I lo 3 p.m. Take Items are printed as space permils and <annot be gua.ranteed to run a · imn:tunization record,. . specific number of days. · · SYRACUSE -- Meigs County . TUESDAY Chamber of Commerce, Carleton School. Syracuse. Tuesday, noon. POMEROY .. Salisbury Town: Speaker. Jean Sickles. Ohio Bureau ship Trustees. Tuesday, 6 p.m. atlhe of Employment Services. and Lisa township hall. Trocchia. Rural .A clion Program Director of Mural Projects. Annual POMEROY .. Meigs Branch. American Cancer Society. Tuesday. 5 board of directors' election. RSVP Ia p.m. VMH conference room . chamber office, 992-5005 by Mon- LITTLE DEBBIE SNACK CAKES Lb. painful when friends say 10 her. are going to continue to say. "Get me if I should be worried.·· Regular smile. · "'Gel well soon." h huns 10 hear well soon." no mancr whal you say. Reader in Michigan\ II is always darkest ... jus1 before lhese words. They sound so phony. even lhoug!l they. lao. know your Dear Michigan: Worry never you flunk a lest. There is nothing new ... under a as if she hOd a broken leg . My wife ·wife is tenninal . Play lhe game. The ·helps. The friendship sounds fl ne, will NOT get well . soon or ever, for phrase is intended to be comfoning. but 1he sleepovers should be elimi· rock . Dear Ann Llmders: My grand- nated. ll 's bit too· much logelherA jpurney of a lhousand mi)es lhal maner, and eve')'body knows il, · begins with ... a priva1e jet including her. I haven'! said any· daughter. age9, has a besl friend . nes.s. ' · ·Dear Ann Landers: Every year, A commillee of three ... gels · thing aboul lhis because I ~now who is a 10-year-old boy. They these people mean well. but i1 makes spend a lot of lime 10gether. includ· I give. my founh-grade class the things done when they arc n01 flgh1-' me want lo scream every time I hear iDg sleepove.rs. I see this as .a bnor- beginnings of well -known proverbs ' ing. · If you can ' l stand lhe heal ... 1ry mal behavior, but none of 1he par· and ask lhem to comple1e the sayit. ings. I though! your readers might Antarclica. • These friends are important lo us, ents seems to be concetned. enjoy a few. Here they are. -Mrs. . Beller late lhan ... absent Both children are from broken and I don'l wan1 10 offend 1hem by A rolling s1one ... may den1 lhe telling them lo slop saying lhal, so homes. My granddaughler lives wilh Lesly Vick, Westlake Village. Calif. Dear Mn. Vitk: How funny -- noor. I'm hoping if you prim my lcner, il her molher and live-in boyfriend, If al firsl you don 'l succeed ... but her father visits regularly. The and refr~shing! Thi~nks for 1hinking will help. •• Granada Hills, Calif. . · Dear Granada Hills : Here 's boy lives with his molhcr and visils of me . Here are s'ome lines that are live with il. guaranleed 1<i make my readers Laugh , and the world laughs wilh your leuer, bu1 i1 wan '1 help. People hi s fa1her and stepmother. Please lell Community .calendar c USDA CHOICE BONELESS · BEEF ·EYE OF ROUND VVednesday,Nov!fnber11,1~ . IW1, Uloli 1\n~ks Times Syncha.lt and Cn:a.,.n. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 14, 1998 page7 ..- -Words of comfort - no matter how unrealistic - are filled with concern. 298 SECOND ST. Accepts Credit Cards The Daily Sentinel .. c Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·IO PM r..., ALL VARIETIES IN STORE QUAKER BAG CEREALS C~ICKEN LEG BONELESS/SKINLESS SWIFT BUTTERBALL ' . I ' (ASST. VARIETIES) 13-16 OZ. ND LAUND DETERGENT _ .. '. S DAY, NOVEMBER ffTh Reg. or w/Bieach $199 93 oz. Powder or 128 , oz. Liquid #,IIDAHO NG · · $ . 199 10 lbs. Potatoes ••••••••••••• BORDEN AMERI~AN 16 oz. > $1 - ·99 Cheese S1ngles •••• ~.. . REG., LT., CHURN STYLE . Shedd's Spread .ii':• ASST. VAR. Doritos ••••••••••••• HERR'S (As_st. Varities) $189 Potato Chips •• ~~DZ PUMPKIN, CHERRY, APPLE STOKELY'S VEGETABLES ~ c · Ice Cream ••• ~~~a~.. . - FOX DELUXE FROZEN PIZZAS -DOMINO SUGAR 2/$ $199 70Z. Limit 6 Please. Add. Purch. 59¢ 5 LBS • 279 · 4 ROLLS IN HONOR 0· PFC HAROLD G. NORRIS SERGEANT HUGHBEARHS 194.a.:.194.5 Anny, World War II 1942-194.4 Field Artillary, World War II Love, Wife, Daughters, & Sons IN HONOR OF BOUNTY · PAPER TOWELS B Roll IN HONOR OF ' IN MEMO'RY OF PAULL. GRADY KEVIN L. GRADY 1966-1968 101st Airbourne, Vietnam 1991-1995 Anny National Guard Love, Wife, Cathy Family Love, .Your Family · STEVEN E. GRADY 1989- 1998 . Novey&: Anny Naaioi.al Guard, CuHWar ,. Love, Love, Mom& Dad "' _, IN HONOR OF SERGEANT NICHOLAS R. IHLE 1973-1976 U.S. Air Force, Vietnam Love, Mother, Dad, Di & Nikki IN HONOR OF . Guido & Wly --w 1!( I )![ ~ - IN HONOR OF ~ PRIVATE ELSON F. SPENCER PRIVATE ROBERTS. WEAVER J1;01e' '44 to Sept. '45 U.S. Army World War II Mar. '45 to Nov. '46 U.S. Anny World War II Love, Your Family " Love, Your Farnily ~ Bounty Pack IN ,HONOROF BRUNO PIEROTII GINO PIERO'ITI JIMMY FONTANA RAM;O MENCHINI PAUL.CASCI BRUNO CASCI GEMMACASCI CARL BARSOTII JOHN STRICK~ND Ltit~e, •• 640Z $179 ' Jil. , ~ ! E7 PATRICIA A. MARSHALL 1981-Still on Active Duty Anny, Desei1 Storm ! " )![ IN HONOR OF "' ~ -- Love, Frank & Annn Fitch, Pare nts fi IN HONOR OF CPL. ALBERT "LESS" SWEARINGEN IN HONOR OF PFC LEWIS F. WALIG;,R July 9, 1943March 15, 1946 Anny, WW II 1942-1944 Anny, Killed WW IIDec. 22, 194.4. Love, Tabby & Megan Love, ~Walker Farnily Swearingen, ' C.rar.Maughtero r.o "' $599 Win A . SOFT·N·GENTLE BATH TISSUE $· '99 VAR Limit ·179 $ (16 oz) · Mt• ....op p•1es ••••••••• UNITED VALLEY BELL (Asst. Var.) $ 9 oz. ASST ·• · FINAL TOUCH FABRIC SOFTNER. IN HONOR OF c BANKROLL This Week Powell·'s Super Value $500 Free Cash! IN HONOR OF IN HONOR OF STAFF SERGEANT THOR 0. CARSEY SERGEANT RALPH E. PAINTER CORPORAL JOHN LEE FOSTER Sept. 28, 194.2Jan. 7, 1946 Anny, WW II January 1953J)ccemher 1954 Anny, Korean Conflict 1967-68 Anny, Vietnam Lovf!, Kenny, Louise, }ruly Your f'ttmily l..tmt· ~ IN HONOR OF Love, Your Da uglrter IN HONOR OF SERGEANT JOHN W. ANDERSON ' 1972-1977 "Anny IAlve, Mom, Dad & Fqmily IN HONOR OF IN HONOR OF CORPORAL DONALD W. MANUEL SERGEANT TEC 4 WILLIAM F. SORDEN 1950-1953 Anny, Korean War, POW 1 94.3-194.5 Anny, WW II Lo~e , Love, Wife, Mtma Sorden & Family Daughters, Donita & Robin & Joyce �• • hge I• The Dally Sentinel New officers were elected at the Bradford Church of Christ Drug free week observed at Eastern members are a.~ to wear Lhn1ilma."' tnt" L nn,tma.1\ play. 1ne adult cia"'" sweatshirts. Secretary sisters will be will provide el<ctric candle' for the R:veaJed and new ones drawn a! the . c hurch windows. January meeting: Sunshine gifti\ were given to Tile January meeting will be a1 the Marge Will. Joshua Glover, and Jo church with finger foods for refresh- Goodnite. ments. Communion for November is ~votions were poems read by being handled by Pickens. and Van Jacki< R<ed titled "Th< Change of Meter will do . the prepardlion in Sea.sons" and ·"Autumn's Touch. • D<;rember. For November church Pickens and Jackie Reed served supplies needed are household refreshmenis to Kathy and Megan cleansers while in December plastic Dyer. MaiJle Davis. Charloue Van si lverware is needed. Meter. Diane Bing. Carolyn NichulThe Women's Fellowship meeting son. Suzie Will , Gerry Lightfoot. will be held at the Bradbury Church Charlolte Hanning. Sherry Smith. of Christ on Dec. 3. Sheri-y Shamblin Sherry Shamblin, and Nancy Morris. and Ruth Durst will be in charge 'of , Lydia Council met ~nlly at the chun:ll. El«tcd were Carolyn Nicholson. president; Paula Picken.~. vice president: Charlol1e Hanning. secretary: Diane Bing.trea."'rer: Nancy Morris, rcponcr; Sherry Shamblin. missions: Suzie Will, lll(llher-daughter; Charlotte Van Meter. ·~ard secret;u)'. Holiday activities were· planned. Thanksgiving lr:lys will be prepared for the sick and shulins on Nov. 18 al the chun:h. The Lydia. Christmas dinner will be Dec. 7 al 6:30 p.m. at the Golden Corral in Gallipolis. 'There will be an ornament exchange. secret sisters gift exchange. and • O'Bieness offers educational opportunities companion person to accompany O'Bieness Memorial Hospital ha.< scheduled a .Companion Cla<s for e•pectanl parents Thtmiday. from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the hospital conference room. · The cla.s prepares ~- coach or maternity patient to the room and 10 provide reassunmce to her during birth. Some physicians require completion Of this class to Combs : Man and Mandy of Racine tbe birth of a daughter. , Miranda Caitlin Combs born at Holzer Medical Center. Gallipolis. Sept. ~2. - : She weighed seven pound<, S<Ven , · ounce, and was 21 inches long. : Maternal grandparenL< are Douglas and Janel Eblin of Pomeroy. Paternal gmndparenls are Chester Combs, • Jr. of Racine and the late Hazel Combs. Maternal great-grandparent< are Virginia Wears and the late Walter Wears of Pomeroy, and tile late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eblin qf Pomeroy. Palemal great-grandparents are the laiC Mr. and Mrs. Dowel Baker of Bca>Ciettc~. Ky. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Chester Combs. Sr. and Logan. County, W:Va. .. • ~· ). ' !' . ; ~ d~livery Announce birth of daughter announce Wednesday, Novem~ 11, 1991 Pomeroy • M iddleport, Ohio Miranda C. Combs .. qualify a cmnpanion to be present during labor and routine delivery. Thnse interestec,l are encooraged to chec.k with their personal physician In d<temline if the clas~ is required. It is offered fret: of charge. Information presented in the class indudes what to ex peel during labor. deli\'ery. and the first hours· after deliwry. as we ll as the role of the CQmpanion and hospital procedures. On Saturday from ,10 a.m. to noon. a program c:.i lled "My Mum's Havi ng 0.1 Baby" .which is a sibling preparation class geared to chil<lfen. aged three to eight -will be offered in the hospital conference roorn . Chil dren over lhree and theif- parents· are, invited. "My Mom's Having a Baby" is designed to prepare children for what a baby will be like and for how they wi II feel about a n<w baby. The class will acquaint children with the hospital perinatal unit to help rea~sure them and lower their anxieties regarding their 1llother\ hqspit:llizo• . tion . The older sibling will learn how to be involved in the family before and after the birth of a new haby. Practical tips aro provid<d to parents for b<l'ore· the birth. durmg hospitali zation and after the ·baby comes hom e to make the change easier for ~.:hi lOren and parents as well. To register fo r either class. residents may call the O'Bieness Perinatal .Unital 592-9275. Winne"' in come'its held :.t Ea.-.rern Hi~h School in ob~rvance of Drug Fr<< Weel ha\'e been announct.-d. Winnt:f!'l of the !\logan conte~s winning a movie pa.,..;; were Sami Cumrnin,, Pamela Bu<hanan. and J<nili:r ChadwelL In ·the door decornting conlest. grades '-.indergarten through four. firsl place went to the classe., of Long and C;l\sidy. with s.cond place to Weber's da-'sroom. and .third to Pmu's door. In grades five through 12. the winners were Bobo's da"room. first Weber'" door. set::ood. and Barb.:r', door. third. Taking lop spots in the coloring conte•t were. listed first through third respectively: Andrea Crislip, Morgan Hall. and Chantcl Bauer. killlkrgarten: Whitney Putman. Darci Bis.<ell and Hannah Hysell, lirsl grdde; Alexis Hirzel, Charley Fink and Amber While, second grade: Amand3 Eason. Samh Powell and Nana Bush. third grade. Winn<rs in the 1-shiil design contest were Hollie. Richard. Kayla Colins and Amanda Parker. fourth grnde: K<vin Powell, Brian Ca,ter. and 'Lance Grilfon. fifth lW.Jde: and Brit- Public Notice PUBUCNOTICE Public Notice tnove- nameddel-.nt Public water ay.te.m a are In a logol 8Cllon entitled required by State Hazel Darlene Dunoway, R~ulallon, chapter 3745- plalntiH VI. William llotaon 81 ol the Ohio Dunaway, defendant. Thta Admlnlatrattve Code (OAC), action hae bun aaalgned to routinely monitor the caM number 98-DR-143 and b 0ctertal quality or the 11 pondlhg In lhe court of drinking water In their common pleaa of Melga dlalrlbutlon system In order County, Ohio 457ll9. to lnaure that eafe water Ia Tho ..object ol the ' being eupplled · lo lhe complolnl Ia to obtain 1 ' conaumer. divorce and lo conclude all The water aystam 11 required to collect and examine a minimum of throe bacteriological umplea per month. Only two bacteriological aamples , were collected and I examined durlf!g the month ol September, t998 and Oct. 1998. Both Indicated the water to be ol a satisfactory bacteriological quality. . · The management has taken ataps to Insure that adequote monitoring will be performed In the future. For addlllonallnlormallon contact Brent Manley, SuPerlntl!lndent or Linda Broderick al tha Utility Depenment (740) 992-5571. (11) 11 1TC Public Notice. : IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY, OHIO Hazel Darlene Dunaway, PlalntiH, va Wllllam .Matson Dunaway, Defendant. Case Number 98-DR-143 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION , To William Matson Dunawa~whosetastknown address was Hurricane , West VIrginia: you are hereby notified thai you lillly Barnett. Du.-.ty Murphy. and Morg<lll Weber. sixth grade: Brittany Hauber. Srucy Smith, and Eric Batey. seventh gr.>de: and Jetemy Shank.-. Andy Mom and Clayton Conklin. eighth gr-.>de. A tOtal of 229 families in gllldes K-6 returned slips llaying they worked in a drug free activity booklet, with 193 studenL< and staff members participating in lhe slogan cooi<st. 155 stud<nts in gllldes 4-8 in a design at-shirt contest, and 208 !lludenL< in grades K-3 in 1 coloring contest. HARTWEll HOUSE anawer the compl81nt wtlhln . . . . . . . In . . CCNI I I ·· You are required Birdhouses • Clocks • Frames In Hlatorfc Downtown Pomeroy 992·7696 'nt,· -.... TRPPIIR .. ~ _.. ."Eosy Orier tire Pltone Bn11k Fitllnrit'iJrag''l Air CondHioners Aa Low As. 38 a mpntb Heat Puinps At Low At 1 *Free 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermostat *Free Estimates otherwlae rHpOnd •• required by the ' Public Sale and Auction "Where QnaUty Doesn't C~st More" 740-4~6 9416 •.1 .. ON·LINE SECRETS! • · Get Ions otlree sluff · frorirOn-Una . Services! · Plus 30 more amazing secrets • 1-900-976-3339 ext. 9765 Doi'r't be sad Don't be mad Being forty's Nolao bed. • 2.99/mlli. Muol be t8. Serv-U61~ GUN SHOOT Racine Gun 01h Nease Hollow Rd. Every Snclay . 12:30pm Umit 680 siHve ·.737 hack llore •Residential• $11.00/month ·Commercial . •Senior Citizens DiscouiJt ., • •Dumpst,e rs •Monthly Payments · Call for best prlc11: Happy 40th Mick INOTICE TO TAXPAYERS· '. eference: 5713.01 c Ohio Revlaecl Code The Meigs County Boord o Ravlalon hae completod 1..' work ol equalization. The tiX returna lor lex vaar 1198 hava been reviMd ond ' th valuations completed ahd are open lor publlo Inspection In the oHice of t~e !o!elga County Auditor, S.cond Floor, Counhouaa, Sltcond Street, Pomeroy, ahto 45769. · •Complaints agalnat tho v•tuatlons, it1 eolabllahed ·for tax year 1998, ,muot be In a'ci:brdance' with S)cl_lon 5715.19 ollhe Ohio r Digital phone • Nokia 6120 '; William Safranek, Attorney At Law (740) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio CREDI7 PROBLEM No Credit • Slow Credit ~ Bankruptcy · Repo • Divorced Auction Starting ·Saturday, November 7 at 6:00 p.m. . • i $5QRate · Plan '1-888-657-0977 :b ' •Nelsonville Digita~ 400 minutes or Cellular: 350 minutes Middle10wn •wubinp>n •west Unioo . .-:.&-p~ANY SIZE UP TO 93 UNITED INCHES IN . EliiSTIIIG WOOD DOUIU HUNG OPENING "OPJIOIIS AYAILAILE /.. CELLULARONEe ' .. 740-992-6670 or 740-992-5827 Phone • Bennett Supply . 7 40-446-9416 . GET ANSWERS CALL AMERICA'S G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY St. Rt. 7 · Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 411" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: , 9:00-4 :30 Weekdays 9:00-12:00. Saturday 12~ 1 ~=·~~~·~· L---------------------~--~--~·~ •• ' New Homes & R.emodeling G~ges , Pole Buildings, Roofing , Siding Commercial & Residential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured psychic1250291.htm $3 .99 /Min. 18+ Serv-U 619·645-8434. 30 . .~ ~nnouncements New To You Thrift ShOppe 9 West Stimson , Athens 740-592-1842 Quality clothing and househoi!;J items. S1 .00 bag sale . &'o'ery Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9;00.5;30. Ing Chocolate, Meat, Cheese, Spices & Morel Stop In At C•dmus Road, Or Call740.379-9110. • Dryer ®. Call Ken Young (740} 985-3551 m . PERRY'S CONSTRUCTION Dozer, Endloader, Backhoe, Sighl Preparalion, Utility Lines, Build Road's Licensed lor Septic 1 (740) 367-0280 - ·· "··~~";:;~l(!~:~r;;~lt;~Upgrades It· Shop" Christmas Speclall66-CPU 32 rom 14" m~n 56K mod 4.3 HD Win 98 Color Printer! $999.00 Upgrade that old computer ror ahoul lf2 the cost or"""''! We cam a Fyl!lineo(Acctssorje.~. ' · 740-992-1135 for a Price Quote! Frognet Internet Sign-UJl pnint fnr Meigs and Mawn Counties 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Located in lhe lnsuranCt> l,lus Build in~ across from Jht Courlllousl'. A- .. tt. , TRICKLING SPRING COUNTRY STORE Variance from Tim Deem doing 8121198 1 mo. pd 12121/98 1 mo. pd . CARP~~~~G;:RVICE . 10/1/1 mo. business as Tim Deem Construction to be located at 1 f 5 Howard St , was reqUested of New Haven town council Mon . Nov.9, 1998 . A 30 day period on an appeals proCess Is hereby In affect. AU Interested partl'e s should attend tMe council meet· inQ Mon. Nov. 23 at the New H8· ven City B uilding 218 5th ST. at 7 pm. Shirley Hesson recorcter New HBven. Pt 40 16 month old Brittany spaniel. liv· er and wh it e, papers. needs space to run, 740·992· 5876. 2 Female Black Kittens. 2·8 weeks old Puppies, Sm . Fem·a'le Whi te Pup. 740-379-2435 • 6 Shepherd _I H.usky PuppiU, Also 2 Shorthaired Klttl!ns. 741· 388·9839. • Cats And/Or Kitt i:t,ns SATELLITE ' side catsl 740·388-9708. · SERVICE 7~1. Call 992·6320" Local Sa!ellile Provid er Besl Eleclric Pomeroy Phone 740-992-3987 Free Estimates Owner: John Dean (614) 992-3838 . 12/18/tfn Residential & Commercial "No fofJ roo fJir or roo small" Free Estimates (740) 367-0412 (740) 992-4232 Winter is around lite .:orner Come into IMPERIAL TIRE and have your car w i nteriz~d . Have your anti-freeze checked, Oil changed, New tires, Snow TirPs, Brakes checked,.& Exhau st Check out our discounted tires. Large vari<lli'_of sizes Giveaway ELECTRIC OR Cousin/s Home · Improvement and Painting & Coating •Room Additions •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing ·Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 ~--P_o_m__er_o~y_,o_h_l_o__~ Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Es.t lmates . PSV· • Dishwas.hers 1-800·809-7721 HOWA.RD EXCAVATING CO. 11 CHICS 1-900· 740·6500 Ext. 3596, www.thehotpages2.com/nsl • Refrigerators Businesses Save Money, Too! A. Personals ASK QUESTIONS, Just Opened, Bulk Foods, Coal- 3 or more families $25,.00 per mo. • 005 • Freezers $10.00 per mo. With· Poly Cart $11.00 per mo. 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS • Hot Water Heater SOUTHERN OHIO DISPOSAL By Calling Pick up discarded appliances, batteries, many metals & motor blocks. 740-992-4025 8 am-B pn! . • Washers • Ranges · Residential Pick-up Joe Wilson (614} 992-4277 FREE . aoo-ROMANCE. eldenslon 9015. "Need repair on any make?" . for ....... Start: dti!lng tonig ht!. Have fun playing the Ohio Oatln{j Game, 1· 1391 Salford · School Rd. Galllp,olls, OH THE APPLIANCE MAN . 740·992-2068 • 11/11/1 mo. Remodeling Computer Graphics · · Deslg'ls All Landscaping & Lawn Services . •Commercial • •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon . · Chester, Ohio ; · 740-985·4422 •• (Cut Out for Future Discount) Joseph Jacks . I Discount Prices POMEROY, OHIO W.VA. #023477 Jack's Roofing & Construction LANDSCAPE DESIGNS . ' Ho n~e. They' • (lime SloneLow Rates} !o GoOd. may be 10 or o~t 1: Gas hea tin g stove . 740·994!\ House To Be Given To Anyode Who WJI) Tear It Down And Ai· move ~rom Pro perty. Ca ll 367·7801 Or 740·367·0 162 . • 741f· Nine puppies1 5 weeks old, 7~742·3602. • Puppies: B lac k & White. Mark· ings. Mothe r~ Dalmatian. Father :' Unknown. 304·675·8184. 60 IN CONCERT BRYAN HITCH with ORDINARY PEOPLE AttheARIEL THE;ATRE Saturday, Nov. 14, .1 998 · 7:30p.m . Tickets $10.00 all he !Joor or 740-388-8454 TURKEY DINNER SAT., NOV. 14, 3:30p.m. Sponsored by VFW POST 9053 Ladies Auxiliary, Tuppers Plains Adults $5 .50, · Ctlildren under 12, express yourself • ., '_'Huge lnvntorf •Rbof Coatings "VInyl Skirting •water Heaters •ooor/Windows •Electric/Plumbing · Supplies •Fiberglass & Wood Steps AL.COA All VINYL DOUBLE HUNG INSULATED GLASS TILT·IN FOR EASY CLEANING 44087 Wipple Road (Five Points Area} Pomeroy, Ohio . Nick and Eleanor Leonard Pick-up day Dec. 6th , 10 am -6 at Rutland 180 minutes or CeUular: 150 minutes MOBILE HOME PARTS . $195.00 INSTALLED' . ~\ .. ~;;;;;:::~\ ri'J Free Estimates Food to be served by the Call for appointment (740) 992-203,6 OHIO VALLEY PLUMB.ING & HEATING Nov. 9, 10. 11 ·No phone calls. ·Apply in person. Digita~ · mo pd. REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIAL In Pomeroy, Ohio: Middleport, Ohio Ti~ne lo gel .,our furnac:e ser~ic:ed for winter Toys for Tots for Chrislmas Meigs Co. Health Dept. • Nov. 2, 3, 4 & $25Rate Plan Guaranteed No Busy Signals! • 140•7 42•'3411 1 DI1~1 LUNCH LINE At the OLD AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING " Web TV or CompuiCtS all II a local call! UNLIMITED Pe~ ~. Persontil E-Mail AewWII A 10 tDell of Personal Web ~aoel R'PJ.rr rat' u $16.9.5 p<r Mo. 0 Free Estimates New Roofs, · Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing 1998 Ma rtl n Street Pome~oy, Ohio 45769 Dragon Internet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. •Lcbmoln •WiJmillpon •Sardinia Roofs • Decks • Garages MINIMUM PURCHASE MAY BE REQUIRED ".lhdld Your Dream" 80 minutes or CeUular: 60 minutes SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding ·rental Digita~ · DUMP TRUCK New Construction & Remodeling 110 COURT ST. 1-800-291-5600 M&J Meigs Co. Bikers taking applications for R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING '' Slug & Shot Matches t~i11M tfn SUNSET HOME CONSTRUCTION Insured RUTLAND, OH. AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE . ROAD . GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM 740-698-7231 QUALITY WINDOW. SYSTEMS Guldellnea · monthly $15Rate · Plan Professional or '(7..., . . . . . . . . Custom Homes Sacred · Gathollc Church ANNUAL BAZAAR '· Nov. 12 Cream Baked Ch.icken ·or Ham Dinner 4:30-? Games , crafts, door prizes\ etc. PLUS Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES Small Dumpsters Owners or ~g~nts of Pomeroy rental housing units, Inspection permits are required per Pomeroy Ordinance #622 by November 15, 1998. Penalties will · be assessed after this date. CARPET ' Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1-740-742-2842 RSES and EPA Certified Public Notice ."" Revlaed Code. Theee complalnlo mual be ftled on forma which will be lurnlohed by the County Auditor and muot be flied In the County Auditor's OHice on or before lhll 3111 cil!Y or Mar~h, 1998. All complalnlo llled wllh the County Auditor will be heard by lho Board .ol__!levl~lon In the manner provided by Secllon 5715.19 ollhe Ohio Revl"d Code, Nancy Parker Campbell, Melga County Auditor (11) 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,1 O,tl ,t2 IOTC · · 1Dti41M 1 mo. 7 40-698·9114 -~ ·~~oo-27Jill~ Call 740·843·5426 Great Deals On New Furnaces atR.. .- FORD 7/221tfn OTIC£ •Gallipolis •Da)'IOII •HiUsborc 'SJNinBtidd •Cirl:lo•illc . ' Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates • Sales • Service ~ • Installation No Embarrassment ... . You're Treated with Respect! Call Now for lnstanl Approval!!** ,,...., • Room Additions "Done right the ftrSt time" '!Priced right all the time" WORRYING!!! CAI.L • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings DOH'S HEATING & COOLING For Information Regarding Bankruplcy conlact: ner In the contest. •Pomeroy Pomeroy, OH 45769 financial-obligations and arrange a fair distribution of assets. Debtors in bankruplcy may keep "exempt" property. for his or her personal use . This may include a car, a house, ciolhes, and household goods . · · THE WINNER • Sherrl Myere, left, and Mlrody Guess pose bHide lhe door decoration which lhey helped .create lor the acltool'l Drug Free Week observance. It was lhe first place win- $150 for ll moatbt Free Estimates 985-4473 10!13/1 mo. Public Notice ., . (No Sunday Calls) BANKRUPTCY can relieve a deblor of •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE . ESTIMATEES 1·800-809-7721 i 7 40-378-9807 New & Used Tires Computer Balancing & Mounting ' SOUTHERN ROBERT BISSELL. OHIO DISPOSAL ·, CONSTRUCTION So blow out your . candlo And !lllke a wlah, Caun'lt'l "THE BIG ONE", MR.CoMMISH Hall 614-992-7643 1 Our Customers Are Special L ·& L·Tire Barn MIGHTY MAC AERATION SYSTEM New light weight, fiberglass state and county approved with two-year warranty. 740.742·2566 D. Howard t(lflto'1-. • Fall Special- (Maximum 500 sq . 11.} (740) 192-1344 ' 'CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 3 Rooms & . ., $59.95> LOnG·s cons-moa1on HOWARD'S TRI·COUNn SANITATION ALL PRO FREE ESTIMATES 44087 Wlpple Rd. BENNffi'S .HEATING &COOLING . d•lautt will be rendered to ogalnot you lor ttno relief $ ' . Residential &Mobile Home :Air Condiponers & Heat Pumps or •" COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL • Hartwell Hares com...._ on- The Eastern Local Board of Education will .be auctioning all surplus furnishings · and equipment !rom Cheater and Riverview Elementarys Including but not llmHed to: · 2~1awn chairs 1-Regular Clock 5-<:hest type fieezers 2-pianos sleel storage cabinets copiers . Also included in the auction will be a ·1997 Redman Mirage 14'x70' mobile home. Features include the following : 3 bedrooms , central' air conditioning, gas furnace and gas range, Frigidaire refrigerator, newly installed carpet throughout (replaced damaged floor covering that was a result of the June 1998 flood .) The unit will be sold 'as is. Appoinlments can 'lie arranged for inspection by calling the office of the Superintendent or Treasurer; The minimum bid will be $7,500.00. . Superintendenl's Office ~ 667-6079 Treasurer's OHice ~ 667-3319 Allilems will be auclioned at Chester Elementary on Saturday, November 14,1898 beginning at 10:00 a.m. Room Additions • Roofing • Soap • Baby Gifts matters pertaining to the Ohio Rulea or Civil marriage and the prayer Ia Procedure, judgment by for divorce and lor costa. Garages • Replacement Windows Toland Rags • Camille Beckman Lotion . · : : · : : · 28 . daya altar the laat Dorllod: t0.12.!fB . publlcallon 01 IIIII notice Ulrry E. Spe11cer, Clerk of which will be publlohod Courta once each WHk for alx llotoe County Common oucceastvo - - TINitui Pia.. Court By: . Monica publlcallon will be made on F,_,Deputy Nov. ta, 1998 and !he 28 (10) 14,21,211 days for anawer will (11)4,11,18 date. lTC ., In CIIM ol your !allure to answer · New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Antiques • Lang Calendars • Candles Public Notice Public Notice BISSELL ,BUILDERS, INC. Lo$t and Found • ; Found· In Cherry Ridge area .• small Beagl e, 740·992·7363. •, Found: 2 lllcycles, call to 10, 740~ 1 992-7777 or 740-992·5 162. Lostt 3 Female Beagles AI lht8r~ section 01 A lice And Dic kerson. Hill Ad , Ewington. Call 740-388-• 9B;J6 . : Lost! Tri·Colore d Beagle. An · ! swers :ro The Name "Wrlnkt8s". • He Ha s Bee n Neutered And H is~ Scent GlaMs Aemoved. In 1/iclnl· • ty Or Addison, Ohio. Lovi ng Faml·' ly Pet- Good R9ward Offered I Call' Jim Saunders. 740·367·0447. 70 Yard Sale WICKS HAULING Limestone, ·Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 3 Fa milies! Inside Ssle! Nov . 14 th, 9:00AM·? Home l nlerior . Hol.!sehold \lams, Old Lantern s. Power tool s, FiSh ing Equipmen1. Clothe s. Glassware, Misc ., 1 Mile Oil 233 O n Dry ,Ridge Rd . 740· 379·2386.. • �Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, November 11,1998 I · 1Wednesdey,NovendMw11,1998 Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 , AU .F.Y OOP NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER 41 e._. ACROSS 1 •.,;: 7- - • up ~~ 230 Gallipolis & VIcinity All Yllrd Sllea Must Be Pakt In Advance. DEAQUNE 2 00 p m lho doy - l h o od Ia to run. Sunct.r tdiUon 2 00 p.m F-llondoy• I 0 00 a.m. s.tvrdly Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 212 Mam Srreet Audand New 13 9am 4pm Cedar chest an11ques electrical boys stuff wash tub much mqre All Yard Salet Must Be Paid In Advance Deadline 1 OOpm the day before the td Ia to run, Sunday & Monday edlllon 1 OOpm F~doy Pt. Pleasant & Vlclnrty Basement Sale Saturday 14th Everylheng Must Go! Refngerator Electric Stove Clothes AntiQue DiShes MISC From 9 (}0-? Off Ro- ute 2 Out Crab Creek 3 112 M•les Turn Left On S M11e Go 1 4 Mile Watch For Signs' 80 1\uctlon and Flea Market RICk Pearson Auct•on Company fu!l 11me aucti oneer complete auct1on sePIICB Licensed t66 Oh10 & West V1rg1ma 304 773-5785 Or 304 773 5447 Wedemeyer s Auclion Serv1ce GalllpOhS Oht0 740-379 2720 90, Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar All us Stl ver And Gold Coms Proolsets D•amonds Anhque Jewel~ Gold Rmgs Pre 1930 us Currency Sterling Etc Acqu151110ns Jewelry MTS Com Shop t51 Second Avenue GallipoliS 740-4462642 Accessones and clothlhQ from 1880 s through t950 s call 740 742 7243 Antiques & Collectables Buy1ng 1 Ptece Or Estates 740 446 2707 Ant1ques top pnces pa1d Rwer ine Anhques Pomeroy Ohto Russ Moore owner 740 992 252ti Antiques & clean used furmture will buy one Piece or comp lete household Osby Marlin 740 992 6576 Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Modes Or Newer Sm1th Bu1ck Pontiac 1900 East ern Avenue Ga1J1pohs J & D Auto Part s Buying wrecked or salvaged vehicles 304 773-5033 Wanted To Buy Used Mobile Homes Cal\ 74Q-446 0175 304 675 5965 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES AVON I All Areas I Sh1rley Spears 304 675 1429 Assistant Manager For Large Fence tnsta llat1on Company Re sponslble For Ordering & Control 01 Materials Workmg W1th In stallat10n Crews Heavy Phone Contact W th Customers Con slructlon Industry & Fork L1ft Ex parlance Helpful Math Aptllude & Strong Organizational Skills A Must $25 000 + Bene! ts Reloca lion Expense Reimbursement Send Resume To Personnel PO Box 247972 Columbus OH 43224 7972 EOE AITENTION Will Pay Vou To Loose Up To 29 lbs (Or More) 47 People Needed Immediately! Computer Users Ne&ded' Work OWn Hrs $20K $751< fYr 1 8QO. 34a 7186 Ext 1173 www amp '""''"' , Lady tooklng ror a lady to liVe tn ana to share expenses have OIC8 home near Chester Oh cal 740-985-3861 local Truckmg Company Seek1ng Oua lthed Truck Dnveu Good Pay And Senehts Send Resume To PO Sox 109 Jackson OhiO 45640 Or Call I 740 286 1463 To Schedule An 10(8f\tJe'W EOE RN pos1t10n available for an ex penenced case managi; at Rocksprmgs Rehabilitation Cen ter Exper~ence m MDS asses,s,: ments rehabilitation nursing and the coordmatlon of an mlerdlseJ plmary team preferred Poslf(on has flexible scheduling and e11.cel lent benefit package Must have prror nurstng expenence and be tamlll8r with geriatric r&habilltaflon Please send resume to Anention Carol Greentng A N C DON Rocksprings Rehabilitation Cen ter 36759 Rocksprings Ad Po meroy OhiO 45769 Both Pcslttans At Leasl 25 Years Old A!least 2 Years Exper ence Good t.'VR Weekly Pay Health In surance Ava lil.b\e Work Well W1th The PubliC For More lnlormat1on Call 800 4378764Hrs 830AM 5PM Easy Work' Excellent Payl Assemble Produc1s At Home 1 800 467 5566 911.1 12170 E.-p Dependable D esel Meehan ic Wlth Own Tools Benefits Pro vtdeel Send Resume To Me chanlc PO Box 109 Jackson Oho 45640 Female I ve 1n compamcn wanted for elderly woman Country settmg room and board mOdest sa ary Food preparat1ori and ltght housekeeprng requ1red Must have venltable references 740 992 6564 leave message Gallla Me gs Commun ty Ac1lon Is Seek ng An Intake Clerk A1de To Work W1th Commumty Servlc es Programs E.11cellent Orga n1 za Ilona! Sk1lls Comput~r Expert ence And Ab1l1ty To Deal Wrth Persons 01 various SO CI O Eco nomtc Backgrounds Drivers L1 cense Htgh SchOol Graduate Or Equ va lent Send Resume With Three (3) References To Ms Whitt C S Dlv slon Director Box 272 Cheshire Ohio 45620 By 11/ 15/98 GMCAA Is An Equal Op portunlty Employer Llvlngaron't Buement Water· Proorlng, all basement repatrs done free estimates lttettme guarantee 12yrs on job expel! ence 3Gt-895-3887 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wmt " 1-888 582 33<5 TAX PREPARERS NEEDED! Ex For TM Installation And Serv1ce 01 Secunty Alarm .Systems C C Tv Systems Satellite Tv Sys terns Must Be Able To Work Effectivety Alone Dependable Honest And Bonda~e Company Will Train Quahfted Candidate Wth Resume To Southeastern OQio Satellite 240 Upper Atv'er Road GallipOliS OhiO 45631 No PhOne Calls Please TEXAS REFINERY CORP Needs Mature Person Now In GALLIPOLIS Area Regardless 01 Tralnmg Wr te F C Hopktns Dept S 45631 Box 711 Ft Worth TX 76101 0711 Wanted Subslltute )"lygianlst lor materntty le8Ve December 18th through the second week of l=e bruary Excellent working condt lions tn a modern offtee wtth great pay Please cal\ 304 773 5620 or send resume to PO Box 380 Mason WV 25260 140 !'lus1ness Training Gallipolis Career College Spr ng Valley Plaza 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 Accredited Mem'i bar ACICS Reg 1190 OS.1274B 150 Schools Instruction Mag tc Years Day Care Pre School spaces a\latlab!e exce lent Skt lls for yollr ch tlds dave opment Call us lo_~ more lnforma lion 304-675 5847 M F 7 30-5 30 170 Miscellaneous Furntture repair ref msh and res toratlon also custom orders Ohio Valley Rei ni shlng Shop Larry PhiiUp~ 740 992 6576 Georges Portable Sawm11\ don t haul your togs 10 the m u Just call 304 675 1957 Higgs Constructton Aoofmg S1d lng Palntmg Remade tng Also Tree Cutting & La ndscapmg Comb1ned E.-penance 15 Vears Fully Insured Free Est mates 304 674 0058 740 446-3409 We Tear Oown Mob1le Homes I (304)882 3842 Will babysit 1n my home m the PI Pleasam area 304 674 0089 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportumty INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do tJLis1 ness w th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma1! until you have lnves11gated the otlenng " AMAZING NEW VENOING CONCEPTI Huge Week ly SSS Working 15 Hours Week Fmanc tng Free V1deo Low Investment 1 800 337 1375 Ext lOt Need news paper camers to do Northern Gall pols to Pome roy New Ha\le~ and Mason must have reliable transporta11on must be bondatlle appro)( mate net proftt $950 DO e mor'l co ntact Sieve Spoon 304 526 2832 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments Or Make OHef 1 800- 383-6862 All real estate adverttsmg 1n thiS newspaper 15 subject to the Federal Fa~r Houstng Act or 1968 whictt makes it •llegal to advertrse "any preference hmitat10n or dlscnm1nat101"1 based on race color rEJIIQIOI'l sex lam•ltal status or national oriQIO or any tntentoo to make any such preference 11m~ation or dtscnm1natton • T-t1is newspaper will not Pantry Closet • REAL ESTATE 1991 HFt )(70Ft 2 Bdrms 2 Baths Vtnyt Stdtng Great Condt Reposessed !Must Sell 2 Brand New A30 Pretnstallated Prerab Homes Highest Quality Easy Constructton Never EreCted One Is 4 Bedrooms 1 800 874 6032 2 Bedroom House & 1 20 Acres For Sale tn Portland Oh10 $15000 740992112t 2 yr old brtck ranch 3 bedrooms 2 barns den wood rloors 3000 Meadow brook 304.£75 7643 3 bedroom localed on Kelly DR Georges Creek AD Llv room lam room lc.Jtchen bath laundry room oulstde storage bU1Id1ng back fstde patiO new carpet new roof sets on large lot with plenty of trees I lg back yard 304 675 4230 cal after 6 pm 3 bedroom country kitchen llv JngJfamUy 2 baths ~etached ga· rage on , 1/2 acres country set 1tng Chester araa $46 000 740 985 3511 5 roQm and bath lull basement also 2 3room apt 304-675 1090 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loll tongue/ groove pellet stove HP!CA ap phances garage spa acre Bula VIlle P1ke 740-367..0286 Beautllul canal hOme w1th Gull ac cess and 80001r co\lered boat 11!1 m Punta Gorda Fl will cons dar WV or Oh property In trade or sell out right also have beaulllu\ bu1tdtng lots on Peace River m Punta Gorda Fl 740 742 3230 Ho use & lot For Sale 2 Bed rooms t Balh $600 Down W A C Easy Terms Located Near B1d well Conta¢t David 1 800 448 6909 House State Route 7 South Less Than 10 Minutes From Downtown Gallipolis Private 2 112 Acre Lot With Breathtakmg Rl\ler View Ap prox 2 000 Sq Ft 3 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths Famtly Room 2 Fire places Hardwood Floors 2 Car Garage lots Of E11trasl $95 ooo 00 740 446 9782 Or 740 446 4514 large family home for sale on ten lovely acres Four bedrooms two ami one hall ba ths ... two fireplaces 1ormal I vmg room and family roorn lour car garage and two storage buttdlngs two aparlments whtch are comp letely furnished Please call 740 992 2292 Modern 3 bedroom house 2 baths country kitchen large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot Tuppers Plains Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 35t 1 or 740 667 3304 Restored VIctorian home situated on 12 acres Vtl\age Middleport secluded and private appoint ment ca ll740-992 5696 New brick Ranch 3 bedroons 2 bath Den 2 car garage Stor age All Ecectrtcl t 2Acrea $127500 304675 8959 ' Three bedroom ranch kitchen w/ appliances bath LA furniture curta ns 18x20 back deck Out bu1tdmgs ctty water blacktop Rg.. Walerloo Ad Leon ifiV 1995 clayton doublewJde 3 bed room den fireplace fully up· graded alec Must be moved $37 000 30ol-458-2549 1999 close out sale save tug SSS 2 3 4 bedroom homes Tn State Homes ST ALBANS WV can 1 80().945678 ABANDONED HOME JaR Assume Loan Low Mont~ Payments Financing Avallai:M 304-755-5566 Double Wide New $999 Down $237 per mo Free delivery & set up 1 8~1-J;7n Factory Gooft!l Sa\le Thousands Call HlCl0-948 5678 Large selection of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Startmg at 52995 Ou1ck del1very Call 740 385 3409 New 16x80 $500 Down $245 per mo Free alr skirt 1 800 691· 6777 New 1998 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FREE lot rent Includes s~1rtmg deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month with $1075 down Call 1 800-837 3238 New bank repos only 2 left nev er lived tn caii1.SOO 948 5678 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY3LEFT Still In Warranty OWNER ANANctNG AVAILAB'E 304-755-5885 House Trat ler on Broad Run Rd 3br 1 1/2 baths 2 added on rooms P-.rch garage Lot 2 AI C s h(luseholdltems $15 000 304 882 3426 Used single wide around $100 00 per month call 1 BOO 948 5678 We Ftnance land & Home With As L1111e As $500 Down 1 606 928 3426 4 Bedrooms 2 Balhs $229fMo 1 801l-38H862 340 Business and Buildings Commercial Ofllce or Aetatl 87 Mill St Mtddleport 1 450 Sq Ft $4,00 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 Acquisitions (next door) 350 Lots & Acreage 188 acres ol excellent deveiQp able land with a panoramtc vl8w ol the C ty of Point Pleasant the Ohto River and the valleys and hills on bot h Sides of the rtver The property Includes several secluded wooded stte A new e1gh mch water line has been run through the property Owners would like to sell the enttre tact Call~ 675 1612 and ask for Bob Messick or Call John W se man at (304) 675 5485 49 3/4 Acres On Ward Road In Gailla And Me gs County Ap prox 5 Acres Clean Rest In Woods $30 000 74D-3B8 9105 All Ut1hhes Already There Cente nary Area Green School 740 256-1684 Commerc1a\ Or Resldenl al Tnple lot With Income Ill Crown City On Route 7 $49 900 740 256 142ti Scenl~ Val!ey at Apple Grove WV Building lo ts s ngle wides accepted public water 20 minutes from new Bultalo Bndge on Jerry s Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304 576 2336 Several 5 acre parcela remote beauttlul land Me1gs County Sc i plo Twp SA 692 Uust off SA 143) owner hnancmg ($1800 per acre) Call for good map 740 593 8545 360 '" Real Estate We Buy Land 30 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1 aoo 2 t 3 8365 AAihony Land Co 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale Mob•le home In Okeechobee Flor1da w lh lot two bedrooms two baths kttchen l\llng room large Florida room on front utility room large shed two porch'es askmg $30 000 740 992 2376 New 14M70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free alf Skirt, 1 800 691 6777 NEW 14x80 3BR GLAMOUR BATH $199 Montl:l Only AI OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV 304·7~5 5885 RENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent 2 bedroom hOuse tn Pt 'P easant $350 00 + Oep 304 675 t724 2 bedroom hOuse Sf AI 7 south of Middleport $250 monthly trash & water mcluded 740 992 2524 2 bedroom unfurnished 507 112 2nd St New Haven 304 675 3469 2 br central a r/heat 1 car ga rage k1t turn shed m the Po•nt Pleasant area $300 00 mon + dep 304 67S.3:230 3 bedroom house on RT2 close to the locks I shell plant no. Hud 304 576 2642 FROM Local Gov t & Bcink Call 1 aoo 5:22 2730 x 460 Space lor Rent 2 Building Supplies ·STEEL BUILDINGS 30z36 Was $7.238 Sell $4 238 S01IOO Was $25 800 Sell S16 800 Never Put Up Can Deliver 800. 379-3754 Block brick sewer ptpet w•nd ows lmlats e1c ClaUde Winters, Ate Grande OH Call 7-40 245 5121 Household GOods 560 Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrt grators 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag, 740 446 7795 2 bedroom Mobtle Home Fur nished State Route 7 N bus1 ness Distract (740) 446-4263 or GOOD USED 4 6 3 beauttful AKC Miniature Dachshunds pupp1as looking lor 11vlng homes 2 black & tan fe males, 1 red mala S200 each ... dy to go 740 992 3265. Used Furniture Store Betow~Holi day Inn In Kanauga Twin Beds Complete $1 I 5 Full Beds Com pfete $135 Hutch $75 Dressers 1.'-'--'----'---c::c--:BedrOoms $375/Mo Plus Utili ~~~ & o;,~~ Pets 740446 9 37 1100 $400 00 304 ~75-4212 2 trailers in Hartford close to schools nice porches and yards private tots $250 00 304 882 2389 3 beelroom hangtcapped acces s1ble water & sewer provided to tal electrtc bath & halt Hud voucher accepted Racme area Southern School District 740 Beautiful River VIew 198 R1ver Street Kanagua Depos1t Refer• ences No Pet~ 740 441 0181 Foster Trader Park Two (:2) Bedroom Mobile Home Route 218 $300/Mo Aent $300 Deposit + References Required 740 983 4607 440 Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur mshed and unturntshed security depos•t required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Economical Gas Heat WID Hook Up Near Cinema $279/Mo Plus Utlhttes Deposit & Lease Aequtred 740-446 2957 2 Bedroom $42.5 00 Month In eludes Water $100 Deposit! No Pets! Fourth Ave 740 446 3436 or 740 446 1637 2 bedroom fur apt dep + ref North 4th A\le Middleport Ohio 1 304 882 2566 2 Bedroom Townhouse Style Apartment In Gallipolis With Ap-pliances W/0 Hook Up Depos it Requued 5375/Mo 740 441 t 519 2bdrm apls total electric ap phances furnished laundry room faclll!les close to school In town App !cations ava•labte at VIllage Green Apts U9 or ca ll 740 992 3711 EOH 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Central Heat /Air On First Avenue Available November 15th Refer ences Depos I 740 446 1079 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mo v1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housing Opportunity Beech St Middleport 2 br lur apt utll pd dep + rei 304 BB2 2566 Downstairs Apartment Water Patd 91 Cad 1r Street Gallipolis NO PETS, 741l-388-1100 FurniShed 4 Rooms & Bath Cgm pletely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pels Or Smoking Ref erence & Depos1t Requ~red Also F~Jrn shed 2 Rooms & Bath Up stairs 740 446 1519 Furnished Upstatrs Apartment Close To Downtown GallipoliS Also 3 Room Cottage Rerrences And Oepostt 740 446 1158 Gractous ltving 1 and 2 bed roo m apartments at V1llage Manor and A tverslde Apartments m Middle port From $249 5373 Call 740 992 5064 Equa Housing Oppor tunttles Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740 446 0390 New ow ner has 2 bedroom apr ready to rent In Pt Pleasant 304 675 2117 Nice 2 bedroom all uUI paid ret+ depos 1304 675 4302 Nice 2 bedroom apt appltances furni shed ref +dep 304 675 Pomeroy Hours M TW 10 00 am to 600 pm SuncJay 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 :2526 Auss Moore owner Oak wash stand $200 00 cherry dtnlng tatile and corner hu tch $1 000 Cherry bed and chest 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Patd NO PETS Bulavllfe P1ke 740 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise NWABM UPt• Furnace Heat Pumps & Air Con dthomng Free Est1males! tr You Don t Call Us We Both Lose! 740 446 6306 1 8Cl0-29Hl098 1 Cr;pt & Plate $350 740 367 7864 3 Place l1vmg Room Suite 1 Year Old Green~ Brown Beige 5150 740-446-ClA!tO Church pews for sale 12 twelve loot 4 len loot $200 each 740 94!1-2217 Dance studio mirrors 4x8 ft 3 Slletlons call alter 5 .pm 304 882 3826 Domet1c camper refngerator 52.1123 runs by 12 volt battery electric or propane gas call 74Q742 3805 after 6pm Electric Scooters Wheelcharrs New And Used Statrway Eleva tors Wheelchair AM Scooter Lilts Bowman s Homecare 7 40 5182 Nice one bedroom fu rnished apartmenl In Middleport secunty deposll required no pets 740 992 5633 Now Takmg Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Aparlme11ts Includes Water Sewage Trash $295/Mo 740 441 1616 740 446 0957 740 Extra Large ~Solid Oak China Cab lnat "Years Old Paid $1 200 WIN Take $600 Perfect Co'ndllion 740 446 3292 E.ICtra Ntca Used Furntture Ap pltances Dinettes Freezers Beds Refrigerators Stoves Washers Dryers Etc 740·446 4039 7 40-448 1004 FIREWOOD Cut Spill Dellvereell Jared 740. 446 6566 Chad 740 44&1271 For Sale Fill Dirt Will Deliver 304 875-l;734 GE Black Dishwasher Works Weii'$4500Call7404411502 ~ Grubbs Piano tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the piano Dr 740 446 4525 Hardy Outs de Wo odbur.fl mg Stoves 740 245 5688 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepalrad New & Rebutlt 1ft Stock Call Ron Evans 1 8QO 537 9528 Large Loa d Of New Leat her Coatst Woodyards Mml Mal\ Both Locations In Gatllpohs And Pt Pleasant 740 446 2579 Or M4 675 592B Longaberger Baskets 1995 Tultp 1997 Petunia 1995 Spring 1995 Large Berry 1997 Fathers Day Call 740 446 895 1 Not Home Leave Message New Rainbow Tristarl And Eure ka vacuums 50% Olf While They Last! Days 740 448 4553 Even lngs 740 446-6161 Nice King Size Waterbed Wtth Head board Mirror Complete Dresser With Mirror N1ghtstand 740-379--2720 AFTER 6 PM Old Records 78 Records 150 Each 33 Record s 150 Each 8 Track Un1t With App rox 400 ~:g;s $60 ~akes All 740 446 Prlmeatar $49 installation $tOO worth of lree programing f~ee Holiday gift pack 800..263 2640 Army Orlg na Camouflage by Sandyville Post Ofrlce Sams Somerville Frl f:;!un 1:2 5pm Oth er days after 4 pm In sulated Coveralls $35 oo 304 273 5655 Used Furniture Desks Chairs :2 Typewrdars Dining Room Table & 6 Cha rs Breakfast Table & 4 Chairs 2 Dressers & Chest Of Drawers Computer Pnnter Ama na Range Microwave See At 450 Second A\lenue Gallipolis 740 446 9539 Want Firewood? Cut Delivered Stacked $45 00 Per Load 740 446 2847 446 6515 Wanted adverllstng colleclib es Coke Paps\ etc includtng old ttn signs 740 992 5053 One bedroom apartment in M1d dleport all utilities paid $100 de posit $270 month call 740 992 7806 Bam Spm Waterline Special 3/4 200 PSI S21 95 Per 100 t • 200 PSI $37 00 Per t 00 All Brass Com pression F1thngs In Stock Tara Townhouse Apartmenls Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 1/2 Bath Fully Car peted Patto No Pets lease Plus Secur~ty Depos1t Reqwred 740 446- 3481 Twm A1vers Tower now accepttng app cattons for 1br HUD subs d tzed apt ror elderly ar'ld hand I capped EOH 304 675 5679 e 30 .,.Jo Mo~ AKC Registered Yorkahlre Terner P.upp1es 1SI Shots Wormed Vet Checked Also CFA Registered Himalayan Persian Kittens 740.. 367-7705 Au1trallan ahepherd pupa me (2 female 1 male) black males) 740 949 2128 Cook-.. 740-444Hl1!l3 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 600 537 9528 We buy ant ques and part1al or complete estates baby •tams and Old F1es1aware Jeans Furllllure & Antiques Tuesday through Frt day 11 am 4pm 145 North Sec ond M1ddleport Wood Coat Burner Kmg Stove & Wood For Sale 740 256 1424 • • • • 'I; IS 720 Trucka for Sale • • · BARNEY I'M GOIN' TO TAKE MY WHEELBARROW 1979 Chevy Heavy 112 Ton In Blazer New Motor With 1 Year Warranty New Transmission Bccly Been $3 300 OJjo z- le8v& MMsage tNT BUT!! SHe'S GOT THAT eLVINEY HAS 1987 Ford Ranger 52100 CJIII TDO II BORROWED OFF ME!! 1989 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Edttion Loaded 58 Miles 15 700 House Trailer $5 ' 95K FRANK & EARNEST 1993 Chevy 2500 4 WD 86,000 • q' age " \ . Tamed Hand Feed cockattels Babies 304 882..a436 98 Ford Ranger XLT extended cab $11 500 without topp4r and $12 100 with topper 304 882 3336 ,I 1>0 YOU vi ANT TO 1 A~f I>ETOlJ, 0~ lUS'T t4f~l> ST,AU~t41 TO t>E61FT • SttOP1 • 2 86 Cyllnde' Excellent Coo dnton 740-245-5672 o· ~ :J'..'( POP •• J{-1/ THE BORN LOSER 730 Vans & 4-WDa AtffAD .- eNol '100 TI:.LL 11-i. Tfli. ~ ~ ~ \f\1\\ ~ E"-':lY, lo\Y Wit 1\ ~UR.I!:Ic.w£ I~ "- ~VE..i!£ \R.Of'I(N... ~TOCJ.\ DIFff.IZfNC£ OCH·ff.fl"' .... ' N-ID "-T'H'f\001'1 l':l "~E..R..Y WWTf\Y P-.ND PO'NE!l-FUL ! 1~--'--l '• ::,P"-'Nt-1£0 it-1 Tf\E l'o.TLN-\TIC. Story & Clark console ptano ex cellent condition 740-992-6839 ~li'IE..:'>~MN'\1 IN 74044824120,18005941111 Also See The "New" 4000 Series Compact Utili ty Tractors S8\lera! In Stock Your Area John Deere Dealer For ResJdenttal And Commercial 1Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All S1zes Of 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Trac tors Hay Equipment Jottn Deere Skid Steer Loaders Chetk With Us Aboul Financing On Lawn Tractors And low Rate F'i nanc1ng On New And Used Equipment Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Gallipolis OH 740 446 24121 BOO 594--1111 83 Nlsson 4 wheel dr king caP bed liner toPper 304 675 1461 1 and leave message 86 ls~z u truck $800 00 304·882 3273 Motorcycles 630 ·~~~~~'':-~~~.! 3NT North East 26 Pass 37AIUtr39 Allee! with dehinniNIIton 8 Hurry 750 Boats & Motors lor Sale Summers no~ over ! Kawasaki STS Jet ski still under wam!nty three sealer 83 horsepoW•r bought new July or 97 ttute matching Kawasaki ski vests ..hd trailer all go with II Priced to sell $4200 740 949 2203 0' 740 94¥: 2045 will cons1der trade for 1 good pontoon boat Livestock Hay & Grain Allalfa orchard grass & clover lirsl cutting $150 bale call 740 985 4249 Hay for sate one rTllle north on At 2 Square Sales $1 00 52 00 Salurdav only 304 675 4869 TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos lor Sale New gas taMs & body parts 3• Pass Pass Pass WI~Lif THE NEW REPLACEMENTS Gulh'le 38 Nudges wllhng to pay an exira $24 for the Te.tch In supplemenJ T)us deal. from the magazme s report on last year's Lederer Memonul Trophy was declarod by Davod Bum a curmudgeonly comedJan North s sequence Stayman loilowed by lhree dmmonds was game forc1n~ 1th a long sutt he mtghl or m1ght ot h.tve had four spades W led hts club stx Jhe detend· ers ..,;w ly took tour tru.:k.s m the SUit Fme so far buJ 11 lell Wesl m an uncomfortable poSition He tned to solve the predtcament by sw1tchmg to the spade Jack whtch ran to declar- 40 Like some seals 41 Suds maker 42 Time-hall 435-t potatoes 45 Pappe,. 46 SERVICES 810 1984 Cavalier excellent condl lion $900 740 378 9806 1984 PlYmouth Horizon 4 Doors II Interested 740 446 8494 1984 Aed Ponttac Fiero 4 Speed Runs Great $1 500 Call Anytime 740 388-t\099 1985 Doc:Jge Aries Clea 11 Air Low Miles 34 Ml Per Gallon 34 000 Actual Miles Books $700 More $1 t OO OBO 740 446 1127 1985 Trans Am 305 multi port fuel lnJectton automat c trana mls slon I tops PW POL AC ttl! with cruise control OW new tires runs good pearl whlte exterior gray Inter or $2500 OBO 740 843 5283 1987 Dodge Aries 4 Cylinder Auto Air 113 ooo Miles $700 OBO 740 256-1233 5rllfltz 1....t !!Ill 47 Attenllon getting sound 49 U S •"Idlers 50 Before to a bard 52- Guevara 53 Dawn goddess an dwmonds by Luis Campos Celebntr Ctpher cryplogr~m5 .. ,. created lrom quota1100& by famous peop1e pa st and presenr Each letter lfl the cipher stands for another Today s clue Y equals F ~ Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING MWHKR C&C General Home Main tenence Painting vmyt siding carpentry doors windows baths mobile home repair and more RJr free esttmate call Chef 740 992 6323 Proressronal 20yrs e.-perlence with all masonery brick bloc)!;.,& stone Also room additions ga rages etc Free estimates 304 773 9550 1988 Bonnevtlle LE maroon 4dr new tires & brakes good cond $3 200 304 675-5792 alter Spm 840 1981) Camara T Tops Needs Motor And Front End Work 1989 Camara 5 Speed Loaded $3 500 Buys Both 740 367 04 14 Resident at or commercial wfrlnb new service or repairs Master Lt cenud electrtclan R1denour Electrical and Refrigeration EleCI,Ical '/IV000306 304 675 1786 NAU U XU T L ow YHDIAN L H D OR J'CCJW N A J N K J T S. 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R':M!EI<W~LK C\IW~IT 111~ W\Cl< IS 10 I#.INTAIN 1>N mw ~~~ ~o ,,~·J<;E.L~ A6/>.tll>:.T GR!o.~l\'1 Mlll . _, Appliance Paris And Serw.: e All Name Brands Over 25 Years E'x perlence All Work Guaranteed French City Maytag t740 44tl 7795 K J T '\ - ~ Unconditional ltfellme guarantee Local references furnished Es tabllsheel 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Aog ers Waterprooftng HWCL 'N AU Burn esl Jhe appearance oi Wesl s heart Jack and Easl s dtamond lour West seemed to be short m both maJors W11h tour spades he mtghl have kd !hal suoltn prelerence to clubs It so he wa.s presumably ellher 3 2 4 4 or 2-3-4-4 Backmg h1s judgment Burn played a <hamond to dummy s nme ASTRO·GRAPH • Thursday, Nov 12. 1998 The posstbthltes lor makmg some real progress regurdmg an ttnfNJTI~ml objecuve looks extremely en«>Urag mg 10 the commg yea[ However, you must pledge not to repeat Jhe same mtstakes wh10h renJereJ you unsuc cessFul tn your past allempls SCORPIO (Ocl 24·Nov 22! A dtsappomtmg day could be 1n slorc for you today 11 your malenal expec tattons aren't reahsllc Be certam you have JUSI1hcatton tor such tultiilmenl then you won '1 be letdown Scorpio treat yourself to a btrthday gtFt SenJ the requ1red refund form and tor your Amo-Graph predtcUons by mathng $2 and sell-addressed stumped enve lope to Astro-Graph. c/o 1h1s news· paper. 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The Rutland Fire Department and Ladie' Auxiliary will host a Christmas parade to kick off In< "Twelve Days of Chrislma.'\" Wednesday, November 11,1998 Voters reward achievement, Page 2 Roush named to running back list, Page 6. Library dedication set Sunday, Page 7 Today: Sunny . High: 50s Low: 20s Tomorrow: P.ay cloudy High: 50s; Low: 30s • in Rutland. · Tho parade will be held D<c. IJ at 3 p.m. There will be singing and display' by area churches each evening -.~e on the Civic Center lawn. a1 On Christma.' Eve ·there will be a Jivin g Christmas tree display at the Civi~ Cenu!r. ' '" Those wantilfg to enter the parade , are a.'ked 10 call Kimberly Willford, 742-2 103. WINNERS NAMED· Winners In the costume judging at the hal· loween dance held by the Meigs Junior High Cheerleaders and ~cademlc Boosters have been announced. They were, leH to nght, front, Randy Hall, first place, funniest; Heather Phalin Bridget Balser and Jenni Priddy, seeond place funniest· Peggy Duff first _Place prettiest; sec;:ond row, Jason Peckham, ~ond place: scartest; . C?· J . Estep, ftrst place scariest; Amanda Fetty; second place prettoest; Krlstal Johnson, first place, most original, and Hannah Wool;ud, second place, most original. - Walking pneumonia' -.usually has good prognosis "3" IN STOCK. 8,000 to 16,000 low miles. Dual comfort temp NC. driver information center, leather interior, 1 O·V(ay power memory seat with personal choice features. Compare To New & Save SIN STOCK. Tilt, cruise; ,cassette, rear defroster. WAS $12,900 . 11,900' 8 NOW ' usually the result of a bacterial or Jason D. Roush Roush birth announced Jason and Crystal Roush of PiUs- viral .infection and can sometimeS be caused by a fungal infection. It's also possible lo have pneumonia as a res~lt of a chemical irritation to the lungs. . There are about 3 million report· ed cases of pneumonia each year. The majority of these are in young chi I· dren or people 60 and over. but indi· viduals of all ages do gel pneumonia. burgh. Pa. announce the birth of their lirst child. a son. Jason Dylan, born at Forest RegioQal Ho,pital in Mon· Regardless of the cause. pneumonia roeville, Pa. Sept. 24. He weighed is a signitican1 and often serious ill eight J:Xmnds and was 20 inches ness. Cn,~gh. shonnt!ss of breath. long. . . Maternal grandparents are Gerald und Linda Donohue of Pomeroy. Paternal grandparents are Richand and Pamela Roush of New Haven. Maternal great-grandparents aro Raymond and . Dolores Donohue of Pomeroy and Ancil and Louise Bur· bridge of Albany. Paternal great-grandparents are Kathleen Manley and the late Donald Manley, Middleport, and· the late Richard Roush of New Haven and Carol Davis of New Haven. Cora Jewell is the maternal great-great· grandmother. cflest discomfort and general fatigue are typical symptoms. Walking pneumonia is a slang term. not a medical one, \which, describes an illness that is generally mold. The mfected person is stoll "walking" about . Your ability to continue to work while sick with pneumonia is characteristic of "walkinue pneumoni<t." While the term does not describe the cause of the lun• infec'tion, this typt: of pnt!umonia often T, Jue to a virus rather than Oact~ria. . I think you ,.should go ahead and make your car-payment this momh. · becaulie you are not g:oin.g t(tllit! from they certainly make you sufticiently sick \· that the ~.:ondition would nevt• r be called "walking pneumonia." Despite the milder nature of "walking pneJJmonia," it often take's six weeks to lotally reco·ver. eve11 when antibiotics are. prescribed. By · total recovery, I mean a return to you r normal level of energy and pltysical endurance. )f . 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The S!alement seemed to contradict the sworn testimony' of Voinovich's campaign treasurer, who told a federal grand jury last year that Voinovich personillly approved the plan to reimburSe his brother and the lobbyist for paying the salary of a political ally. , Voinovich said ~e would not discu~s the matter further, pending a Dec. 10 Ohio Elections Commission hearing into the alleged elections law vio~ violation that carries a maximum penalty of removal from office and -a SIO,(X)() .fine. ~.-..-~ .. - ~ ...,.... ~ ~· Evidence oflhe vio)Diibn WM,Itven 1o s1a1e officials IIY1 1f.1~;, Di.~t~ct!;pt!~ iq Cinciilniill;wlie'rt' nf&ierol grandj~ry has-been invesrifailngtti~ Vdroup. an architectural and construction management company headed by Paul Voinovich, the governor's brother. 1 _· . ... · , ...... • ·'"" " Materials tiled with the elections commission included a deposition by Vincent P.Jnichi, Voinovich's campaign treasurer, describing a 1994 meet· i~g he attended with George and Paul Voinovich. 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REG. $10,900 9,900 8 *Reducing your risk of the unexpected• A new confrontation brews in the Persian G . . '·-..., • Presidential complex * 1' Military target Bases which may be available !9 U.S. forces, or'U.S. Tensions tletween Iraq and the Uniled States are growing. U.N. weapons Inspectors left Iraq yesterday and lhe Pentagon ordered additional forces into the Persian Gulf. 'Here are some possible largels and strike bas_es in the region. ships in the region ,.plans for possible air strikes on Iraq specter of the August cruise missile By JOHN DIAMOND seek to avoid collateral damage and Associated Press Writer strike on a pharmaceulical plant in, TURKEY ,, ARMENIA WASHINGTON -The location harm to the Iraqi people. But they Sudan linked by U.S. intelligence to •·-... ,.,/""\ ·• •... A• ""(''"\,~•._,,,•', ~ '.,._., .. J / 1.-. NAXCIVAN of key Iraqi militarx targets poses . acknowledge that goal often tlashes VX producti6n. The United States ,_. ...1 NO-n1.ron• l with the military aim of weakening has fac~ increa~ed questioning about ~gonizfng problems to Pentagon '.., '" planners. Military headquarters are in Iraq's military, and the political aim whether the plant was an appropriate Tehrano !' ..... ' ' . ' . ' ' " ·"'~ populated areas. Suspected biological of hitting Iraq hard enough to force target . ~ 36th parallel '· SYRIA '' ( ~ weapons plants also may make med· compliance with U.N. weapons The rest· of the possible bio· '' inspections. icines or beer. · weapons sites are research .centers or IRAN • . (i' "We're not going to be hitting tar- university-based labor;itories and On lop of that,' some suspected chemical weap<;~ns development labs gets whose main impact is on the breweries, distilleries and dairies '-a top ~entagon concern- remain gelleral population." said one senior with e4uipment ·that could be used for , IRAQ 1' ~aaghd~d military oflicial familiar with the making biological weapons. accord· hidden from U.S. intelligence. iJ;,jp;,;;,(,;,/ .~.... :L- ~IOIJ""'""'nyzono · 'Because of these problems, any strike planning. ing to the United Nations. ___ ,..,_. ' • · ..................... , ................................................. >·:') A key focus of strike planners is airstrikes may 'be aimed' more at Iraqi . Diftkulties such as these are sleer~ --~--, 32ncJ.parsflel . '\ , '\ military command and ddivery sys· on targ'ets related tn Iraqi .President ing strike planners to targets related ............... N<J-Iful.OIM· / . Hussein's suspected . to methods of.deploying and la~nch· terns than at "ieapons manufacturing Saddam \ "' 1' 1, . JORDAN .:. SAUDI ARABIA ' weapons of mass destruction pro- ing weaporls, ruther than manufac- . racilities. 1 grams. Marly of these sites are sim-.. _,...,, Senior Pentagon oflicials say the turing them. ,' ply unknown because of elaborate "'We'd go afterthe airfields. We'd '' lra4i ellorts al conce:Jimenl. Their go after the means of delivery," said ,"-., WHAT'S ON THE WAY: WHAT'S THERE: existence is surmised based on things a second senior dffense official with .. . U.S. forces in the region U.S. forces en route such as the re..:ent Wesh::rn laborato- knowledge of the planning. ry .)tuc..lit:s that found evidence of By Thanksgiving, a buildup of 3.000 troops · · 23,500 troops deadly VX nerve gas. U.S. forces in the Gulf region will be KUWAIT · Today's 84 warplanes including: "I don ' t believe the intelligence is ahout the size of the one gathered 173 war planes 2 Sections· 16 Pages 16 F-16 fighters good enough that they can go in with there in February. before U.N. Sec6 B-1· stealth bombers any pinpoint capability thai will have . relary-General Kofi Annan brokered 1 2 B-52 bombers a major et'fecl." said a congressional a deal with Saddam to allow weapons 7 . Calendar staffer who has been hriefed on inspec~ions at presidential sites. The I 45 suppon aircraft ·'ficds 12-14 Iraq's weapons conc'ealrnenl efforts . lra4i leader'.< refusal to allow U.N. Riyadh · 23 ships including: "!The lra4isJ are expending an extra· inspections since August has precip· . fs 0 200 mites t4 oombal ships orJinary amount ufmoney and effort ilated this latest crisis. Edi orials 9 support ships hiding thoso programs. They :ore sucAs planning for airstrikes contin- · 200km 3 l'i ...,. cessfuL'' ued. Defense Secretary William 4' • .\:.~.:-. 4s0 " The statler, along with adminis- Cohen said Wednesday that U.S. Source: Depatment of Defense APfWm. J . Castello tratilm t)t'licials who Uiscu ssed polen- ground troops would be tripled in the tial targets. spoke un condition of not Persian Gulf and 129 warplanes well as members of an aviation reg· has been monitoring lra4i efforts to cruise missiles. which Seems unlikeheing identilied by name. Lotteries added. including B-1 and B-52 heavy iment from the North Carolina convert L-29 trainer Jets and MiG ly at this point. a top-priority target Even tht! known pott!ntiultargets bombers and F-117 stealth fighters. National Guard. fighters into unmanned ddivery sy,. will be lmq 's exlensive air defense WJitll pose problems. U:N. inspettors iden- More Patriot anti-missile batteries Among Iraqi airfields likely to be terns for biological weapons. Super Lotto: 4-9-10-35 -37-43 system, including 340 surface-to-air tified and visited 79 possible biolog· also are being sent targeted is the Muthenna facility outAt least I0 other military U'irtields. missilt! launchers , and an . array 'nf Kicker: 7-4-8-6-5-0 ical w·eapuns rnanufm:Luring sites. Of The forces could ·begin departing side Baghdad, not only to eliminate some with names like AI Jaber and AI command. ~ontrol and t:ommunica· Pick·3: 6-8-0; Pick 4: 0-2·5·4 those, only l'ivt:! were making as early as this weekend, ,with arrivals . a threat to U.S. and British airCraft Jurmh. olht:!rs with mere desigm11ions lions cenlers. W.VA. weapons .before the .1991 Persian expected by the middle of next week. but also to·destroy planes that might such as '!-1·1 and H-2 Southwest. are Some key targets important to Dally 3: 5-5-6; Dally 4: ,4·3·5·2 Gulf War. .Another five m"ke vacThere are about 1.50() soldiers in be u'ed to drop or spray chemical or likely targets. lraq"s elite forces nu•y be diffocult to 0 1998 Ohio Valley t'ubliShjng Co. cines or pharmacl!utical,..;, raisi'ng the Kuwait from Fort Stewart, Ga., . as. biologit:al weapons. U.S. intdligence Unless the strike is limited to isolate. · . •• · S:: · · _.~ < .,Y,., ~ " Sentine 1990 CROWN VICTORIA LX . Garage kept - Immaculate. Senior citizens trade. Low miles, power seal and windows, etc. 4,995 BUICK ONLY 8 I SINCE 19541 2500 Jefferson Avenue (740) 446·2282 91 l EASTERN AVE. LEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR -A highlight of the Veterant Day dinner held Wednesday night by the Feeney-Bennett Poat 128 of the American Legion was the announcement of recipient• of the Legionnaire of the Decade and the Legionnaire of the Year awards. Bob Gilmore, unable to attend because of lllneaa, received the Legionnaire of the Decade award, and Ronald Jividen was glvan the Legionnaire of the Year award. A Legion jack· et was prennted to Jividen, right, by PiJat_Commander Rueaetl Mozingo. ' .. Good Afternoon 1994 BUICK REGAL GS COUPE . .... coupe. Loaded with amer:tities, CD player. Super charged 3800 engine. -· ~all the Robert M. Holley Cholesterol Center tod~y for a FREE Initial Pt. Pleasant, WV a lations. · . Reme~ber, according to national data, fewer than six percent of all · patients are bemg properly treated for the prevention of a heart attack stroke and premature death. Are you at risk? Find out today. ' CHOtESrl~ CENTER. . - "2" AVAILABLE. Buick's Luxury sports As a Llpidemiologist, Dr. Holley specializes in diagnosing and treating the numerous lipid disorders and cardiovascular risk factors that in many cases- leaq to ' heart attack, stroke and premature' death. · · · Lipid disorders include abnormal levels of ch~lesterol, triglycerides, LDL, HDL and many other fractions. Recent medical research has shown that each of !he~e.differen~ forms ~f lipids by themselves can be deadly, depending on the mdrv1duaj patrent; So_Just because your chojesterollevel is below 200, that doesn't mean you are not at nsk for a heart attack or stroke. ~-- UJ=-- fight to the death," he said. "He must men! can't help him is an insult." By JIM FREEMAN "Let us never forget when we be a.s perfect as possible. He must be Sentinel N-s Staff "Veterans are special.· physically til ... and know the differ- speak of the security of America we are talking about the s:JCrifices of · That wa.• the message delivered ence between right and wrong. individuals. "Only the best are called to war. Wednesday morning by Morgan "To be born in America is an acci· County Common Plea.• Judge Dan W. The tragedy is that only the best are dent. to live in America is a respon· Favreau, guest speaker at the annual lit to be killed. ·"Only the best are selected, and sibility. to defend America is an Veterans Day observance in Pomeroy. ' only a country of ingrates would for- obligation. "Let us pray thai our children and Favreau, a U.S. Marine Corps vel· get whalthey did," he added. grandchildren - and these c~ildren , "A veteran is a special breed ... he eran of the Vietnam War, briefly outcan annfhilate the enemies of free- here today - never htlve to go lined the his)ory of Veterans Day. "Why do we have Veterans Oay dc;>m," Favreau said. "The veterdn is through what lhese 111en did." he said. on the eleventh hour of the eleventh still som~lhing special: first in war, indicating the ·assembled vetel'l\lls. day of the eleventh month?", he first and peace and first in the .hearts representing the Middleport and Pomeroy American Legion posts and asked. It was at that time in 1918, on of his countrymen." the Tuppers Plains Veterans of For, the fields of France, the killing Favreau recounted several stories stopped- ending World War I. "the about veterans, including his uncle. a eign Wars. Call to order and the Pledge of War to End All Wars." World War II Army veteran. who At first it was called Armistice fought at Normandy and in the Bat· Allegiance wa.< led by Drew Webster Vt:nRANS DAY OBSERVANCE- Local vet· observance, where they heard an address trom , Post 39 of·· the American Legion Day, but they changed it to Ve1erans tie of the Bulge. erane gathered at the Meigs County Court· Morgan County Common Pleas Judge Dan W. Day to bonor all veterans, he said. "It "He witnessed more hell in those Commander George Harris Sr. The house Wednesday for the annual Veterans Day Favreau. is proper we come here today on the weeks in Europe than .most of witness Rev. Father Walter Heinz gave the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of in a lifetime," he said. "He has reliv- opening prayer, followed by Meigs MayOr·Frank Vaughan, an Army vet- peace was given by the Rev. William "Curly" Wiles, a World War II Navy the eleventh month." ed over and over that horrible expc;- County Sheriff ·James M: Soulsby eran of the Korean Conflict und Middleswanh. Soulsby also recited veteran, and Tuppers Plains' Gamer singing "The Star-Spangled Bann~r." · American Legion Eighth District the "Ragged Old Flag." "A veteran is special because he is rience in Europe. Griffin, Meigs County's last World . Welcoming those present and giv- Chaplain, selected. He is no longer free. He is · "He needs medical .help but can't • . Wednesday's ceremony was ded· War I veteran. part of a_special breed committed to afford it ... The fact that the govern- ing the closing prayer was Pomeroy In addition, special prayer for icated to · Pomeroy's late Orval By Meet Dr. Robert M. Holley Dr. Robert M. Holley is NOT just another doctor. In fact, Dr. Holley is the regions only Lipidemiologist. He is certified through the Jewish ,Hospital in Ciricinnati, accredited through Ohio State University. He is nationally recognized in the field of cardiovasc~lar . disease and has lectured to oth~r physicians and health care providers on the subJect of cardiovascular disease all across the cou,ntry. Dr. Holley is also a national consultant on cholesterol disorders for pharmaceutical companies that operate worldwide. · Single Copy. 35 Cents ''Veterans·are special,' observance ·crowd told ' 1998 BUICK REGAL · .. • 0 Question: I have had a cough and have felt sick for the last fc_; days. your "walking pneumonia.'\ Ccrtajnly pneumonia can be a falal illnt!~s. but not sick enou£h to stay home but thi~ typi(t~lly oc·..:urs in tho'!! who from work. Aft.er I had an X-ray. my have significant additional h\!alth doctor told me that I have walking problt!m~ such as AIDS. t:hruniL· pneumonia. I know that . people die lung disea.~e or ~.·anccr. There are also from pneumonia. I'm worri~d. Should . a few very aggressive strains of bacI be concerned about dying from this? · teria and viruses that can rapidl y kill Answer: Pneumoni;1 i~ a tenn that a previously healthy person. Fortudescribes a disordei: of the lungs. It is nately. lhese illnesst:'s are rare . and Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 136 1998 GRAND AM Vaughn vows to leave post with Boston Page4 --·- Meigs County's 1998 .PARK AVENUE Sports November 12, 11198 PO,NTIAC Auiho;:.:,., GALLIPOliS OH 1 ,. • ' \. ., .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 11, 1998 banfield barrett mckinney pete shields shuller wolfe