https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c247ecfd01958b19c4d2732a4041723.pdf 32d7521890acf31f63df0a9437064e6c PDF Text Text Wednesday Sports November 25, 1998 Weather Buckeyes Today: Cloudy High: 60; Low:40 win 6th in Tomorrow: Sunny High: 50; Low:30 Fury~ * Mens Suede Leather Jackets IOAmp Vacuum With On-Board . Attachmentel · • lbu rill 2-5t~oee Motor • HEI'I'I Air FIIWr ·· • 80' f'bwer Cord Sizes: S·Xl Cfiii.in ~ ' Meigs County's row 78-51 Page 7 Hometown Newspaper . '. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 145 Single Copy- 35 Cents Antique dolls on display- ·A ngry Republicans want Attorney General Ren_ o off campaign·finance case WASHINGTON (API - Angry Republicans are exploring ways to pry the campaign finance investigation away from Anorney General Jaoet Reno now that she has again refused to order an independent counsel probe of yice President AI Gore. "I am becoming more and -more convinced we've just got to take this maller out of the handS of the anorney general, who appears to be acting politically," said Senate Judiciary Comminee Chainnan Orrin Hatch. R-Utah. "Personally. 1· think it is going to lake legislation." Reno advised a special court Tuesday that there is "clear and convincing" evidence Gore did not lie to campaign finance investigators last year about how a Democratic media ' fun!! was financed. "The evidence fails to provid~ any reaSonable basis for a conclusion that '\ Metal . Folding Chair · Golf Bags -~) .. With 9 Programmed Songel • Volume Control • Washable Surface • On/Off Switch Holiday · Collectable Fashion Dolls Aeeorted Styleel 1 • 11-1/2" Tall • Fully Poeeable 'i'';, 'H. Read Along Book &-Tape Aeeorted Tltleel Each Baby Dolls e~ 3Pc. 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'· Donna Byer of _Syracuse who has collected Barblea s!nce the sixties, and her daughter, Mary, a more recent collector, had about 90 dolla from their collection on die· play. . , Most were In their original containers, many atlllshowlng . price stlckera, which makes them more valuable. Featured In the display were all of thelt Christmas Barbles. Also on exhibit were Donna'a Madame Alexander doll collection and the popular Princess Diana doll. - ' . Laura and Magan Harrison of Cheshire featured American Girl dolls, In costumes from colonial to modern-day times, along with a wide range of doll clothing and accessories. June Duffield of Middleport displayed her Praclqus Moment doll collection, and Branda Merritt of New KID'S CORNUCOPIA • Malga Middle School sixth grader Peggy Duff Ia shown here among the more than 1 ,300 food Items gathered at the . ' . . school In a recent food drive. Duff Initiated the drive which will benefit the Meigs County Unit· · ed Mlilhodlat Cooperative Pariah. . Thanksgiving marked by generosity left, the childhood doll of Helen .... Martiia Clark Allen, born In Pomeroy In 1865. In bottom photo, Sarah Hubbard pushes a carriage more than a hundred years old In a which there. Is doll In an antique christening outfit. The carriage Is an heirloom of the Mary Wise family. (By Charlene Hoeflich) By Sentinel Staff Reports Thanksgiving came a lillie early at "the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center this year. The celebration took place last Thursday with about 150 seniors enjoying a turkey dinner. Another 150 Thanksgiving dinners weredeliver.ed to homebound seniors who are on the regular daily nutrition program. While meals will not be delivered Thanksgiving Day or Fripay so employees can have time for their personal hyliday observances~ those who count on meals from the center are not be forgotten. Along with today's dinner, frozen meals for tomorrow and Friday were also delivered. · For others, a free Thanksgiving Day dinner will be held at the Syra- cuse Firehouse~ Headed by Mary Pickens and · Edna Hunnell, the annual event is now in its eighth year. The fire department will deliver meals to shut-ins and others unable to leave their homes, or people can eat at the fire station beginning at noon. "We don't want anyone to do without," said Pickens. While the Meigs County United Methodist Cooperative Parish has no special activities fQr the holiday, the food bank has been swamped by peopie needing food for their Thanks· giving meals. "We're sure been busy with food today." said parish volunteer Nancy Thoene, who was helping out at the · food bank Tuesday morning. "We're · doing for Thanks giving what we do Southern Local Board approves service. raises Alkalln• Batteries T-120 Blank VIdeo Tape Due lo the nature of our buslr.ess, ·BUYOUTS. CLOSEOUTS S SPE CIAL BUVS, •e must limit our sale Ia slock on hand. Sony, no ralnched\s. tomparalivv pnang based on same or srmllar ~'-. .,, >·.' . ). • -Big.Foot Electronic Floor Keyboard commiued to protecting the presi ~ Reno wrote. "There are no reas~m­ dent." Burton faulted her for rejectable grounds to believe that further ing the advice of FBI Director Louis investigationlis warraOied'' of Gore's J. Freeh to order an independent counsel, which Freeh has been advostatemt:nts. ButReno ,has two more indepen- cating for a year. Steve Forbes. a would-be Repul>. dent counsel decisions- about Preslican presidential candidate in 2000, ident Clinton •tnd his former deputy said, "This raises the question of Ms. chief of stalf Harold Ickes - in the Reno's fitness co remain in office/ ' ne>ttwo weeks. She vowed her 120· Sen. Arlen Specter. R-Pa., suggested . member campaign finance task force asking a court to order Reno-to tum would continue the 1wo-year-old investigation that has already charged the case over to a counsel. "Whether an independent counsel 14 people, including prominent should be appointed to investigat~ Democratic donors and fund raisers. narrow issues such as the improper That didn't sit well with Republiplacement of phone calls or miscans, who have spent .two years stalements to investigators is not the demanding the entire case be handed issue." Hatch said. "They keep cutto an independent counsel. "Once again, the attorney gener- ting this into such slivers that literalal has failed to follow the law," said ly you can 'I gel to the ... issue of cor-' Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind. "The anor- ruption. · Continued on page 3 ney general has made it dear she is the Vice President may have lied. " 2 Pound Holiday Candy Har.:l Or Filled I . By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff The Southern Local Board of Education tackled a full agenda during its regular meeting Monday evenmg at Southern High School in Racine. The board mel with Garry Smith, president of the district's members of 'the Ohio Association of Pub Iic School Employees, a union representing many nap-teaching employees including bus drivers and other non-teachers . The .board agreed to add 15-year and 20-year service raises after the Southern Local Education Association , the teachers' union, was granted a similar r•ise. Supe,rintendent James Lawrence said the service raises amounts to an average 4.6 percent pay increase for the OAPSE members, and is retroac-live to Aug. 24. when the teacher<' , union received its step increase. In addition, the board .reviewed salaries of employees not represented by the unions and authorized a 3.8 percent salary increase for them. ' Those . employees would include Lawrence. high school Principal Gor· don Fisher. Treasurer Dennie Hill and assislanl treasurers. Those raises were granted effectiv~ Monday. _. The board also approved a $600.000 budget for the K-8 building project which allow Treasurer Dennie Evans to pay bills related to the pro· ject including architect fees, surveying, soil boring and other.items. Lawrence reported that he and board member Ron Cammarata, accompanied by school nurse Joyce Thoren, mel with Ohio School Facilities Commission ofticials Friday in Columbus. The delegation presented ofticials N_ O paper Thursday . The Daily Sentinel will not be published Thursday in order to permit employees to observe the Thanksgiving holiday. Regular basiness -hours and operations will , resume at 8 a. m. Fnday. ' with a copy of the proposed school design in a bid to receive additional stale funding for the elementary building project. "They saw J'e have a design that doesn't have any tluff in it," he said. They are not going to give us anything, with the exception of some inkind reimbursement, he explained. For example, the district may receive an allowance since it did not have to purchase property for the new school. I Any allowance would be based on the value of the property. Tom Weaver. co-technology coordi nalor, informed the board that it needs to spend some of the SchoolNet money as required by the state. .. Lawrence said the board hoped to hold off spending the money .until the new building is under construction, but said the funding can be used for wiring the high school for classroom computers. In addition, the district has to purchase computers for classrooms housing students grades one thro~gh four, Lawrence explained. The com- pu(ers wi II not be networked, volu'nte,er assistant seventh grade · ' although each school will have one girls' basketball coach. computer connected to the internet, as Greg Vance. band director. "mel required under the SchooiNet pro- with the board concerning the forgram . , mal ion of a band boosters organizaThe district is purchasing new tion, which the board approved. Macintosh computers for the early The board also approved a buildgrades and will have IBM-type coming use policy requiring people who puters for high sc hool students, si nce those are the computers mosl preva- want to use buildings to make a request five days in advance. lent in the workplace. The program also requires the dis"If a group of guys wants' to play trict to hold computer classes for staff basketball, they have to see the prinmembers to a~sist them in becoming cipal at least five days in advance and proficient in computer use . Classes fill out a form accepting responsibil are scheduled to start around the ity for the building," said Lawrence. beginning of the year. "We don't want people calling the The board tabled a contract with principal Sunday afternoon to shoot Marr-K napp-Crawfi sh Associates basketball." · Inc. concerning wiring at high school. Present in addition to those menIn personnel maners, the board tioned above were Treasurer Dennie approved Vinas Lee, Dolores Wolfe · Hill. board President1Bob Collins and and Abbie Strallon . as substitute teachers. and approved David "Pete" board members Marty Morarily. Sayre as seventh grade girls' basket- Doug Li'nle and Dave Kucsma. The ball coach for the 1998-99 school board will next meet Dec. 21. 7:30 year. Roma Sayre was approved as a p.m. at Southern High School. I. • all the time." Food coordinator Belly Weyersmi ller said people have been coming in and needing help, along with others bringing in f<Kxllor the pantry. Tuesday, members of the Racine Area Community Association were busy unloading the contents of lhei• food drive. At Meigs Middle Sch'ool in Middleport. sixth grader Peggy Duff. daughter of Melvin and Robin Duff of De•ter, kicked ·off a food drive that as of Monday afternoon had garnered more than 1,300 food items . The items will be donuted to the cooperative pari ~ h foo~ bank which is now gearing up for the Christmas holiday. Duff said she and her mother came up with the idea for a food drive while discussing Thanksgiving, noting that some are unable to afford a Thanksgiving meal. '··' Good Afternoon Today's Sentinel 2 Sections - 16 Pages C;dendar Classificds Comics Editorials Local Sports Weather 8 12-13- 14 15 2 3 4-5-6-7 3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 57~~ Pick~: 47-16 Buckeye 5: -1 ·5· 10· 17-36 W.VA, , Daily 3: g 1-1 I>oily 4:0749 �• Wedneeday, November 25, 1998 Commentarr_ The Daily Sentinel hge2 AccuWealhe,.forecastfordaYHineconditions,Jowlhightemperatures D.C. overflowing with turkeys this year WlOt I' form. All told. Cohen exceeded his $30.000 alterations budget by at least S22,000 Thts IS the same Btll Cohen whose first task as Pentagon chief was to tnm 30.000 ctvtltan Moller & JObs from Ilk! Pen- Anderson tagon payroll, and whose generals complained to Congress th;p they dtdn 't have enough money m the budget to provide an honor guard for deceased veterans whose famthes had asked for one. The Chtcken Feed trophy goes to the do-nothtng Congress. but - not because 11 fatled to pass a budget for the first ume tn a quarter-century Instead we single out those members who supported a httle-nottced provtston makmg tt easter for waterfowl hunters to escape pro>el'ullon under the Mtgratory Brrd Treaty Act That's nght Our tough-on-cnme lawmakers felt sorry for the folks who get busted for vtolattng a law that makes ntllegal to use bait when hunttng mtgratory bords, or to hunt in a ~vtously baited area live in them. Every seasoned hunter is well But thmgs didn't turn out as T.s!Ufisnd in 1948' aware of the Jaw, and most don't expected. In New Orleans, for 111 Court S1Net, P~. Ohio rrund complytng. After all, it's not example, federal audttors found that 614-992-2158 • FIX 912·2151 too sportsmanlike to shoot at a graz- 42 of 43 tenants livmg under the ing btrd. But every year a few well- homeless initiative were anything and pohctes weT ve come across rn bceled sorts run afoul of this law, but destitute. Clients included a the past year, and end up gett,tng hosted One year high-school pnncjpal and various It was an especially toug~ year to • 11 happened to a group of senators friends and famtly of the program's Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. narrow down the finalists To make and lobbyists who were duck-hunt- admmistralor Some of the tenants things easter on ourselves. we elimitng on Maryland's Eastern Shore were found to have moved from ROBERT L WINGSTT nated the two eastest targets -- PresThank goodness these weekend war- smaller homes to take advantage o( PubliSher Ident Clmton. our randy peacock nors had Rep. Don Young, R-AJas- this sweethean deal - and used the prestdent who feathers every nest ka. the provision's SJXlllsor, to pro- money they saved on rent to buy but hJS own, and Ken Starr. the diSteet them. luxury cars and lavish fumtsbings. CHARLENE HOEFLICH approvmg moiher hen who spent the DIANE HILL A pound of gruel goes out to the An overstuffed turkey sboold go General M111ager year cluckmg about htm Controller follts who pervened an arnbtuous · out to the federal agencies whose But there are plenty more tgnotnttiattve by the Department of bank accounts are apparently so full mimous honors to go around Housmg ·and Urban Development to that they can't account for theor n..s-lod " ··~~~~,__.....,_.,. _ _ ,..,..,.. The first turkey goes out to tum homeless people mlo home- spendmg. This includes the Food Shon- ( . I I l i i - or ot-.g ,_ __ !;pod lotDefense Secretary Btll Cohen, the owners and Drug A~mtmslratton, whtch and dlrlltrw photN ,......,.. Sp«::lr • . , . , , _ .•• • ruLfaa;ec m • , . , . , . artldt token Republican m Clmtun 's cabtUnder the Smgle Farmly Homecouldn't find mon: than $36 mtlbon Ot"Mntr. .... 10: LMfetw ID ,_ Edftrof; 7M SMfiiNI, 111 COVf st., Puc 1M o,, Ohio net Upon takmg over the Pentagon less lmuauve, the government worth of computer equtpment m a U1D; or, FAX to dt....:l-2151. '" 1997. we found , Cohen spent turned over foreclosed propentes to recent audtt; and the General Sermore than $50,000 of taxpayer funds pn vate, non-profit groups that vtces Admtmstralton, whtch found to refurbtsh hts executive su11e The helped the homeless. The groups $2 mtlbon wortl;t of secunty equippnce tag tncluded $15,607 to restore were allowed to lease the properttes ment gathering dust m a Washington an antique desk and stde table tn the at S I a year for up to five years. wuh warehouse when 11 was supposed t_o secretary's office, plus more than an option to buy them at a deep dis- be used to beef up security at gov$14,000 for a new "anes o)ue" carcount thereafter. The groops were emment bUtldtngs By ALICE ANN LOVE pel that first had to "be OK'd by expected to mamtam the properttes And finally, no round of turkey Associated Press Writer Mrs Cohen " accordmg to a request and select Jow-mcome famthes to awards would be complete withOut WASHINGTON -As they prepare for next year's sesston, Democrats ' , the Internal Revenue Service and the anti Republicans m Congress both are pledgmg to take another crack at solv- 1 Soctal Secunty Admmtstratton. You mg the natmn's health tnsurance problems The question IS how may remember the hapless IRS offiDemocrats satd last week they qutckly would revtve Jegtslauon that ctals who made headlines wuh a 1 would gtve consumers more power to challenge the dectstons of health plans HOW DVOU memo dtscussmg the tax tmpllcaI'VE GOT - commonly known as health mamtenance orgamzallons - that ltmn ltons for anyone who planned ro NEGmlKI"E pauent chotce \n order to save money. S£VfN YEARS return to Mark McGwtre his 62nd "Thts could pass m January tf the Republican maJonty woold allow tt to OF Co.tWAIIY home-run ball, Unfortunately, d)at happen," House Democraltc leader Dtck Gephardt, D-Mo, satd at a gatherbtt of wttlessness doesn't compar,e E-MAIL mg wtth new Democrats elected Nov 3 wtth the Soctal Secunty AdmtnJStraSToRED ON Meanwhtle, Repubhcan leaders, shaken by Democrats' gruns m the electwn offictals who pumshed "'Joe~.'· ltuns, are pledgmg to get back to such "kuchen table" tSsues.as health care • AR..OPPY a Sick, 12-year-old boy who~ we " We are mstSient and detenmned to provide accesstble, affordable medreponed on m September. tcal care for all of our people, regardless of thetr phght m ltfe," satd Rep. Joey's cnme? His family acceptBob Ltvingston, R-La., chosen by Republtcans last week to be the next ed a trip to Walt Otsney World pr!). House speaker · vtded by the Make-a-Wtsh FoundaBut GOP leaders have not commttted to bnngmg back JegJSiatton they tton For that, Joey's Supplemenial pushed lasf summer contammg new health pia~ requtrements stmtlar to what Secunty Income -- which hts wtd' Democrats wanted - for example, forcmg the plans to pay for cenam kmds owed mother uses to survJve -- was of care and to mcrease consumers' choice of doctors \ cut by the cost of the trip. " The dtrccuon remams to be seen." satd John Czwanackt, spokesman for Jack Anderson and Jan Moller Senate Majority Leader Trent Lon, R-Miss. are writers for United Feature · Voters have given lawmakers Jess dtrection than was expected on the Syndicate, Inc. divistve maner. L-------------------~, "It ts dtfficult to clearly connect the outcome of the mtdterm electtons to thts tssue, " satd Sen. John Chafee, R-R I That may argue for compromiSe lietween Democrats and Republicans next year, Chafee srud. He mtends tmmedtately to remtroduce a mtddle-ofthe-road plan he helped broker It mtght ernment goes too far. ktlllng people wtth guns, they would Polls early thts year mdu;ated that Amencans overwhelmmgly wanted By Joseph Perkins There were 5 I 8 gun-related be someth mg of a Indeed, tf the maJOrtty of Jaw- be usmg some other type of weapon. Congress to provtde some relief from health plan restnctions. fatr legal fight tf makers on the local, state or federal Indeed, m a column I wrote six Democrats made a " patient's btll of rtghts" one of thetr elecllon-year cru- deaths m Chtcago last year. There tl were stmply the level constders guns or, for that mat- months ago, I noted that one-third of sades. Repubhcan leaders, prevtously opposed to increasmg regulatio~ , wer~ 222 m New Orleans So whom gun manufactur- ter, tobacco, alcohol or any other murders committed m our coun~ were alarmed enough to rush out their own legislation, whtch the House do the mayors of these btg ciues on thetr blame for the carnage ers vs. the trial legal consumer product, such a dan- aren 't even gun-related Some 2,500 passed but the Senate ~cunled . streets? Not the cnmmals \lfhO comlawyers, because ger to the health and well-bemg of of our fellow citizens are stabbed to As u turns out, other issues - espectally educatton. taxes and Soctal the V Iolent acts, but the gun mitted there would be the public, 11 should have the death each year wnh kmves, t&f Securuy- were far more hkely than health msurance to actually figure mto ; mdustry. l1mJIS to how courage to call for an outnghl ban on ptcks, leuer openers or other shrucp people's votes. Chtcago Mayor Rtchard Daley much t1me and the manufactunng, sale and use of ObjeCts An Electton Day exrt poll of more than I 0,000 voters conducted by Voter money tnal the product Some I ,200 are beaten to death News Servtce- a medta 'partnershtp that tncludes The Assoctated Press - has filed a $433 mtllton lawsun agamst 22 gun manufacturers, four Perkins lawyers could But tnstead of standtng up for wuh hands, fists or feet Another asked people to choose the one ISsue that mattered most when they cast thetr gun dtstnbutors and 12 suburban spend on_class-act~on hug auon that what they beheve, the pollucal cow900 or so are bludgeoned to delith ballot. Only 6 percent ptcked health care Chtcago gun stores, chargmg rhem mtght not pay off m the end ' ards tn Chtcago and New Orleans,' wtth clubs, tire trons, hamtilers, Some outstders speculate that weak voter response to the Democrats' But Mayors Daley and Mona) and m the attorneys general offices baseball bats or related objects And htgh-profile push may gtve Republicans more confidence to go thetr own with creating a "public nu1sance " New Orleans Mayor Marc Mona) have nothtng to Jose Th ey are not tn 30 states, use the courts to do thetr some I ,200 unfortunates are Vlctrms way next year - for example, emphaStzmg tax breaks they say would gtve has taken a dtffer.entlegal approach, dtggmg tnlo th eor own pockets for d'trty work. of potsonmg, drownmg , explostves, Amencans more freedom to choose the1r health msurance fthng a product-habtllly sun agamst thetr antt-gun ltttgatton. They're My saytng thts does not mean narcot1cs or other e:~~.ot1c fonns of "fhts was thought to be the avalanche that would dnve home the elec15 gun manufacturers, ftve pawnspcndmg thetr taxpayers money that I am tn league wtth the gun murder ltons It wasn't," satd Karen lgnagnt, prestdent of the Amencan AssoctaAnd netthet Daley nor Mona) ts tndustry (Or, for that maller, the So who do Daley and Mortal and lton of Health Plans, whtch has lobbted heavtly tn hopes of keepmg govern- shops and three firearms trade assoother ltke-mmded mayors go after ment regulauon to a mmtmum. "There may well be people on both stdes of ctaltons under a LoutStana Jaw tl1at concerned that the clock wrll run out tob.1cco or alcohol mdustnes) For the record , I have never next? The kntfe mdustry? the pohttcal atsle who dectde that the road put forward so far ts not the nght holds manufacturers It able lor prod- on thc1r m.Jyo1sh1ps bel ore the lawucts that are "unreasonably danger- suits art!' resolved owned a firearm And I also beheve Manta) arts schools? Sporttng one" ous" Thc1r crtJ cs will contrnue to purthat there should be reasonable reggoods manufacturers (like the makDemocrats, however, pomt to the fact that they ptcked up seats '" the Mayors Daley and Mortal arc sue these damage clmms for as long ulation on ownershtp of firearm s ers of the " Loutsvtlle Slugger"·)1 House and lost none m the Senate as proof that voters support thetr party's bcmg egged on, of course, by the as II takes , wnh or wnhout Daley or (hke background checks and gun Drug makers? ,tgcnda on tssues mcludmg health care regtstrauon) No , neither 1ndustnes nor 111d1 .. They note thatthetr "patient's btll of nghts" lost a btd to take the place anu-gun lobby Smcc they do not Mona) prcstdmg over c11y hall So what we have here ts the But I am co nvmced that Mayors vtdual companie~<:an be reasonably of GOP legJSiatton on the House noor last summer by only five votes - the dare reveal thetr true mottve -- to repeal the · second Amendment -- power of gover'nment. m thts case Daley and Monal and thetr, com- held responst ble when thetr products same number of seats the Democrats gamed m the electiOn Although the mtx that caused g~tdlock 1n the Senate ha.< not changed, they are trymg to abrogate the nghts two btg, nch ctttes. bemg used to try rades tn the gun-control lqbby are are used for tllegal, umntended pur, wrong when they attnbute gun-relat- poses Thts apphes whether we're Sen Edward Kennedy, D-Mass , satd he believes "Democrattc gatns clear- of J~w - abtdtng Amencans to " keep to dest10y a l.twful tndu stry It 's one thm g to subject an Jntlus- ed v1olence 111 Ch1cago, New talking about an automobile bemg and bear arms" by legal subterfuge ly ensure strong reforms next year We are presstng hard for early action " That ts, by subjecttng the gun try to onerous taxes! another thrng to Orleans ami other metropoh ses used as a deadly weapon to run EDITOR'S NOTE: Alice Ann Love covers health policy and Social mdustry to endless hugauon, w11h subject tt to Dt acontan regulauons, throughourthe country to trresponst- down a pedestnan, or gasolme bemg the ommpresenl threat hangmg over but when government starts usm g btltty on the part of the natton's gun used to ftrebomb an mhabtted butldSecurity for The Associated Press. gun manufacturers that , at some the courts, tn the words of a Untver- tndustry mg or, yes-, a gun bemg used to comThe folks who are ktlhng each mit a vrolent cnme pomt'or another, a JUdge or JUry wtll stty ol Chtcago Law School expert, Joseph Perkins is a columnist hold them liable lor hundreds of cornmentrng lo the Ch1cago T11bune other on Amenca's streets are hardly on the antt-gun ltttgatton, to "bleed model Citizens They are vrolent for The San Diego Union-Tribune. the tndustry to death ," then the gov- cnmmal s And tf they were not -1-IIW-- ......... -..,..--. ,..,,._--- Healt~ again on agenda but what to do? 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Url:tl rn LomJon .tt ,rgc 76. ,, • week m thc1r pany's tavontc obscss ron ·· lonkrng tor '"mcss,tgcs' m the Nov 3 clcurons 1 hey heard soplus t~~..:.ttcd .mulys1s Irom pollstcrs.~.:onsult.mt ~ ~md rundus (mdudmg me}. hut Ill truth pohtKs h1ngcs on snnplc thlll£S. ~uc h .1s llust .rnd competence M1kc Joh.mns 1s the mayor ol Lln· i..:ol n Nch ••md soon wil l bc~.:orn e h1 s slate s duef c XIX ut1vc He s .m uhpl cposscssmg guy -- qurct and not very nashy -- hut he WOil a tough Jlllllhll)' over better-known opptments .md then swept to VIctory rn the general electron by anend tng to the ha.,tc s lower taxes, less scn- stble pnonltes and managcnal exceiJcnco He asked skepltcs to check out htS record A good polui~,; J a n from lc.trn s m1stakes ,, ]so Snow Alter the pteStdcnt's gha., tly speech of Aug 18. Johanns told a reporter the p1 cstdcnt should rcstgn Soon after. hiS phone r,mg. A conslt tuenl dehvercd a qutck lectur e "Stop ptektng on Prestucnt Cl1nton ,' satd the caller "You know what s nnpo11ant to me' My pmpcny l.lXCs .trc too h1gb " Jnh.mns says l1e 11C\Cr menuoned rc:-.1gnat1on .tg.un As H tums out, hts telcphunc c 1 !Ill: also wanted the p!CSI· Ucnl to rcsrgn Sw.:t:cssl ul Republican governors dlso slmrc an appclllc for gomg on the ullcnstvc on tssues 1l1ey have taken a ft,ttchct to taxes, taken nsks tn olftce .tnd they pursued the Jelfcrsonmn goal ol tu111111g thc1r s tate~ mto "labor atones ablliucs have tremendous mcent1ves not to work ll they get JObs. they Jose Medocatd payments -- wluch m many cases mean they wtll have no medocal cme He wanL' to get all able SSI rectprents rnto JObs' But the GOP's new stars have more than chara~;te r and danng They also have dtscovercd "tnck prevtously used only by Democrats· They have courted and rccctvcd support from blacks, Htspantcs and women rJeb Bush got ffi pet cent ol Flonda s Htspanoc vote, hts brother got 49 percent of the HISpantc vote 111 Texas John Engler grabbed,.28 rcrccnt of the black vote m Mtchtgan - .rn unhc,ull-oltotal tn the Great Lakes J ,, " ' - I • Write Tony Snow, Creators Syndtcate, 5777 West Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045. •• : ~ .31'154' I I i I ' WJSr -.... ·- .... " /·~ ,,, ' Portsmoulll 1W151o - -- W VA. ! -· , - ......., -" -T-.. ) Nov. 24, 1998 at his restdence ArmngemeniS wtll be announced by BtgonyJondan Funeral Home, Albany. Today's weather report 'Thanltsgtvtng ... Becommg mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 50s. Exlended forecast Thursday night ...Ciear. Lows in tlie lower 30s. Friday... Mostly clear. Highs in the lower 60s. , Saturday and sunday... Mostly clear and contmued warm. Low in the lower and mid 40s and htgh in the mid and upper 60s Cool, sunny day forecast f~n Thanksgiving ac~oss Ohio By The A,ssoclated Press Ohioans wtll enjoy Jots of sunshine and cool temperatures on the Thanksgivmg hohday, the National Weather Service satd. . Highs will be 45-55. The showers should move out of the state tonight. forecasters satd. Lows will be 35-45. Fair sktes are expected on Fnday Wtth temperatures startmg to warm up for the weekend. The mercury hkely will climb into the 60s. , The record-high temperature for ,thts date at the Columbus weather slatton was 68 degrees in 1908 while 'the record low was 5 in 1950. Sunset tonight wtll be at 5:09 p.m. and sunnse Thursday at 7·29 a.m. Trustees to meet , The Scipio Townshtp Trustees will meet in special sesston to consider application for a Nature Works project, Wednesday. 6.30 p.m at the Pagevtlle town hall Regular monthly meeting of the trustees wtll follow lhe spectal session. (USPS ZIH60) Holdl11p, inc. Con~munlly Newsp~ptr Published <evt:ry afternoon, Monday lhrough friday, Ill CotJr1 St, Pomeroy, Ohto, by t.'te Oluo VaiJcy Publi141ms Company. 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Mason Pollee Chtef Shawn Ro<s "ltd a JUVentle wa• dnvmg the vehtcle and led poltce on a chao;e that began tn Mtddleport. traveled through Metgs and Galha counues. through Poml Pleasant and e\ entuaiJy mto Ma.,on. The vehtde contmued traveltng for appii)Xtmately 600 le<L where 11 Mopped on Second-5treet, near Rtck's Sport Sh"P· and the three people in the vehtcle ran from the scene, Mtddlepon Poltce Chief Bruce Swtlt and the cha.o;e began atier a stop stgn vtolauo~. Middleport pohce pursued the vehtcle through town and south on State Route 7. The cha.'e conunued through Gallta County. Am Ele Power ...................... 48,,. Akzo ........................................42 AmrTech ............................... 56'i. Continued rrom page I meet hJS father and son. the JTJen began lookong and called 911 The "If she doesn't "' 1 apprupnately shentf', department. Valley EMS in the next two{ondependenl counsel and Volunteer Ftre Department. Potnl dcctstons). then I am gomg to do everything m my power to take 11 out Plea.-.nt Volunteer Ftre Department, of not JUst her hands btlt all future DovJSion of Natural Resources, Ohio attorney generals," H,llch satd Thts wa.s the second ume'" a year Rtver Road Ftre Department. the K9 team. Mason County Otfice of that Reno refuseu to have an outsrde Emergency Serv1ccs and W!i!st Virgmia Air National Guard assrsted in prosecutor exam me Gore, rl!movrng the search along wtth several ctvtl- a potenltal obstacle to hts ambttton to ians. satd 911 Dtreclor Chuck Blake run for president '" 2000 Gore Authonttes reported that Saunders spokesman Chrtstopher Lehane saod. dted of apparent natural causes Hts '"The vtce prestdent " pleased " body was taken to Ple~sanl Valley • · Thts tnqmry began tn July when Hospnal Go<e 's counsel turned over handwrmen note s by Gore's former deputy chtef of staff. David Strauss. about a Nov. 21. 1995. meetmg that Gore attended The notatton "65 % Howard had been scheduled to be sotV35% hard" called tnlo questton taken to the Onent Correcttonal lnsti- whether Gore wa.' told that some of tution near Columbus later Monday the money in a Democratic med1a to begin a five-year aggravated rob- fund for 1ssue advertrsements was bery se ntence, Shenff Marty Dontnt commg from so-calletl hard money, whtch can be used to promote spesa.d ctfic candtdates but whtch cannot be Brown was bemg held on charges that mcluded thell and tllegal use of raised on federal property. Gore had told mvesltgators last a mtnor m nudtty one nted matenal Prosecutors are expected to file year he believed his office telephone additional charges agamst the two as calls for the medta fund were sollcittng only soft money. whtch can be a result of the escape ' Portsmouth ts about I00 mtles used for issue ads or general poltttcal purposes. south of Columbus The notes "are not suffictenl alone to warrant a conclusron that the V1ce Ash on ..................................51 1!. AT&T ..................................... 62~. Bank One.............................53')" Bob Evans ............................ 25~ Borg-Warner .......................so";.. Broughton ...........................17";.. Champion ......................•.......1O), Charm Shps ...........................4~" City Holdlng ..........................34). Federal Mogul ......................58'1. Gannett .................................64';. Goodyear ................................ 57 Kmart ........................... .........14,. Kroger ............... ....................53~ Lands End ............................. 19~ Ltd ........................................ 27'). Oak Hill Fln1 ....'...................... 19,, OVB ......................................... 42 One Valley ............................... 33 Peoples.,......................,.. ,... 26,, Prem flnl ................................ 18'!. Rockwell ..................l ....... ..... 47'/" RD/Shell ................................ ..48 Sears ....................................48'1• Shoney's ................................. 1~. FlrstStar ...............................74"i• Wendy's ................................. 2'1. Wosrthlngton ........................ 12'.1 Stock reports are today'& 9 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. · 10 04 .a m, Rae me, Glenn Rtler, VMH , ' I I ·()4 am Sumner Road. Jack Farrah. Camden-CI.trk Memonal Hospttal, Tuppers Plums squad asststed, I 2 39 p m • Goldridge ' Road. Pomeroy, Davtd Russdl. refused cau-;mg m1mmal do.~mage. and con..: unued on SR 62 to Mason. ' The Ma.on County Shenff's Department. which IS m charge of the im•esltgation. rdused w release any informauon thts morntng fund and 1he allocauon of conrnbutrons bet\\een soil and hard money account~. Reno smd But " no attendees recall any par- . trcular questiOns or comments by Ihe vote prestdent." Reno wrote On I} two recalled any mention ol hard ' money. but "there ts no ev(uence that he IGoro) he.trd the statements or' understood thctr tmpltcatwns ' Indeed. others fell the meetmg w1th vague and 1ncorrect under- · standmgs of the com pltcated money o.~llocallun. rncludlflg Strauss who, I<Klk Ihe notes. Reno wrote And there was dtscusl\100 that the Democratic' Pany had enough hard money for the ads but needed mo're soli money. accurate. H you ki.1ow or an error In 1 News Oepartmetlt.l '!'he main number Ia t92-215S. De~t~· ment extensions art: Gtnenl Manager. .......... , ......... .Ex,. 1101 I'N<W• . . . . . £·~ llH •. or i.d. ~.06 ! vtller Services J Advertlolr~g. ........ ............... Ext. t!C4 1 ~ireulatlo~ ......... , ......... ExL II OJ !'CI~sstn..t Ad•. . ......... .£x~ 1100 Daly At 8:00 squad ass1steJ. TUPPERS PLAINS I 58 a 111. VFD ,md squ,\d to sl.rte Route 7. automobtle I tre, Randy Shtelds owner. GIFT CEATlfiC A'!'ES AIIAJ l.ABlf.l ' ~I . * * • • _L...<. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE VARI~TIES HERBAL SAGE TEA CO. LOCATED IN RUTLAND DEPT STORE 41 MAIN STREET MON-SAT 8 AM-7PM 740. 742.2100 I 3:10, ' 7:30 ALL TEA* SPICES* HERBS RUTLAND ,OHIO • 8:40 Daly At HERB OVER 200 •' I Our mDirJ .;uncem. in aU stories Is to bt stol'y, catl ~he newsroom at (740) 992· '21.55. We will check your lnformat.on ahd make a corTee:!tkt.1lr warr~~nted. " 3:10, 7:00, structure ftre at Wtlson's Army Surplus. no tnjUrtes reported, Mtddleport VFD asmted · RUTLAND S:41 a 111 .. Whnes Htll Ro,td. F,mnt e Mtll er. HMC. Central Dtspalch treatment. I 14 p m . Rt verst de Apnrtments. Mtddlepprt. Luctlle Hemlnx. treated at the scene, Middleport ~quad assist· ed, 5·50 p m, stale Route 6~ I West, Tuppers Platn s. Je,m Hawk, VMH, Tuppers Plams squad asststed: I 1.03 p 111. Carsey Road Rutland, Otha Mtlard. de,td on arnval. Rutland squad asststed POMEROY 4:3 I am. , volunteer ftre dep,lrlment and squad to Peach Fork Road. jomed tn the Pll""" at the 2-100 block; of Ja.k-.on A\eoue. accordmg to Sgt • ' Joe Mtlkr Moller '"'d the vehtde >truck a; 1995 Dodge. dnven by Jamoe A. Wil-; let ~ L Ch.trlotte. N.C. at the tnter....ectiUn ot Jad.wn Avenue and WiJ.: low Lane Damage to Willef'li veh1-: cle wa.' ''"ed at $200-$300 , Moller satd the vehiCle conunued· on Jackson Avenue and hn another: car at the mtero;ecuon of Jackson and: 30th Street Mtller smd Barbara Boles· of Pomt Plea-ant began to >low and: ea"' her 1995 Old,mobtle off the: rnad when the truck came up behind; her The truck stdeswtped her vehtcle.• wrote. Others in the meettng said there was some drscusston ot the medta EMS logs 10 ealls squad assisted, Ohto polu.:e officers endrng: rhe1r pu,....uu orn.:t: the \ eh1cle CTO\~ the S1her M~mnnal Bml~e IRIO• \\'e .. a Vir!.!mta ' Ttl<: \~htde Cfmlrnued acnlS' the; Bano" Jonc!'.. Bndg~ and mlo Point• Plea...ant \!.here Potm Plea....am pohc:e: \lrllh President made a false sratemenl " about h1s understandrng of how money he rat sed would be allocated. Reno WASHINGTON (AP)- Ameri- doesn 't mean the country is smktng cans spent more than they earned Into recession, econom1sts sa1d. More again in October, borrowing and dtp- likely, tt shows Amen cans are spendping into theor savmgs, mutual fu~ds mg some of _thetr gatns from the and home equity to mamtatn thetr boornmg stock market standard of Jiving. Negative savmgs also occurs The U.S. personal savings rate when people finance s~ndmg by was mtnus 0 2 percent last month borrowmg, wtthdrawmg savmgs or That followed a rate of mmus 0. I per- cashmg out part of thetr home ,equtcent m September and was the worst ty when they refinance a mortgage That can •t go on forever e1ther, performance since 1959, when the analysts warn Sooner or later, growth government began tracking the figure 10 consumer spendrng must ~ low to on a monthly basis. On an annual basis. the rate has- m,ttch tn COII'\e growth n't been negative smce 1933. at the So far th1s year. econorn1~.: growth depth of the Depresston. But the reoc- has rema111ed strong bet.:ause nt the currence of a negat1ve savrngs rare consumer Umts ot the Metgs County Emergency Medtcul Servtce recorded I 0 calls for asststance Tuesday UntLs respondtng included. CENTRAL DISPATCH I2.59 a.m., Bro,tdway Street, Mtddleport, Mish Grueser. Veterans Memonal Hospital. Mtddleport erids City Angry Republicans... Americans spent more than they earned again in October M~igs Stocks -·-·- . HOGSETT. W Va. - A Milton. W.Va., hunter was found dead in the woods between Mud Run and the Ro(jert C. Byrd Locks and Dam entrance early Tuesday, accordmg to the Ma.o;on County Sheriff·s Departmeqt. James D Saunders, 46. wa.< found by a dog wnh the Tn-State K-9 Search and Rescue Team at J 2:42 am Saunders had entered the woods on the Mark Wood property on State Route 2 South. The shenff's department said Saunders had complatned of chest pams and nausea. At dark, when Saunders Qid not MASON. W.Va.- A ptckup truck cha.e that >larlcd 'hortly after 9 p m Tuesday tn Mtct..lleporl ended tn a cra-.lt on Second Street tn Ma.<;on The vehocle. a 1993 Chevrolet pock up reg"tered '"Grace E Ktng of Gr•>" olle, Oh11>. wa' reponed stolen Second escapee captured Musical set A musical wi II be presented Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. ,at the Rutland Ctvtc Center. Theme will be "It's Begtnning to Look Like Christmas " Advanced uckets are $5 for adults and $3 for chtldren 12 and under, at the door, $6 fqr adults, $3 for chtldren I2 and under Ttckels are on sale at Joe's Party planned Country Store. Rutland Department The Chester Volunteer Fire Store, Buckeye Farm Market. and Department will have its annual ' Mtddleport Department Store. The 'Daily Sentine ,l , Hunter found dead Across the nation · · ·, A cold front with gusty winds pushed toward the mtd-Atlanttc states Tuesday whtle the Plams had fatr PORTSMOUTH (AP)- The secskies and the Pactfic Northwest had ond of two escapees from the Scioto wmdy, wet weather. The cold front cleared out of the County jatl is back behind bars. Sheriff's deputies arrested Henry Northea.•t, although some lingering , Brown, 19, ofLucasvolle, at a house mm showers fell over New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. m Portsmouth Tuesday ntght, authorSkies were fair to partly cloudy in the tiles satd The other fugutve, Dernck area. The front was headed south to the mid-Atlantic region and the Ten- Howard, 27,ofWest Portsmouth, was captured at a relauve's home in nessee Valley. There was fau and dry weather Portsmouth Monday night: about 10 over the Great Lakes and Ohto Val- hours after the pw escaped through a fire exit wmdow m a recreation area ley. Scattered showers fell over Aori- of the Jail. da Meigs announcements Courthouse closed Friday The Metgs County Courthouse wtll be closed Fnday followmg the Thanksgmng holiday . ~~~~~~-*; Otha 'Bert' Milard .. Otha Elsworth "Bert" Mdard, 85. Carsey Road, Albany. dted Tuesday. _,._., By The Associated Press ,Southeastern Ohio Today.. Jncreasing cloudiness. A 'chance !If rain thts afternoon. Breezy wtth highs in the lower 60s. Southwest wind I0 to 20 mph. Chance of ratn 40 percent. Tonight:..showers ltkely until midnight ...Then cloudy. Lows near '1!J. Southwest wind 15 mph shtftmg 10 the northwest Chance of ram 60 percent. Doris Juanita Gtllispic. 64, New Haven. W.Va. d1ed T..,;day, Nov. 24, 1998 at her w.>idence. . Born May 7, 1934 in Charleston. W.Va.. daughter of the late Reginald Guy and Mary Lorena J,.awrencc Hill. she was a memher of the Syracuse First Church of God. She wa• also preceded io death by her hu<band. Ha,kell Earl "Jake" Gillispie. in 1994; tltrec brolhcrs, Robert. Jerry Lee and HomerS. Htll Sr; and a stster, JoAnn H1ll '' Survtvmg are two daughtel'l<, Patncta A (the Rev. Davtd E) Russell of , New Haven, and Linda S (Mal'ihall C) McCoy of Gallipolis. four loOns. Haskell L (Pally) Gtllispte and Roben H. (Jeante) Gillt>pte. both of New Haven_Davtd E Gtlltspie of Pomt Plea-ant. W Va .. and Regmald S. Ooycel Gtllispie of Gallipolis; 14 grandchtldren and mne great-grandchtldren. five sis1ers. Mary B. Doerfer :ind )"Jelen S Phelps. both of West Columbta. W.Va. Patricia L. Smith of Clifton. W Va. June C Bnght of Spnngfield. and K;uhryn A. Marshall of Mason. W. Va , ServiCeS wtll be I p.m. Saturday m the Syracuse First Church of God. w1th the Rev. Davtd F Russell offictatmg Bunal wtll hem the Kirkland Memonal Gardens. Fnends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Mason, from 6-8 p.m. Fnday. ' He~ bodv wtll he m state m the church on Saturday one hour pnor to the -= . '. _ 0 1998 AceuWeather. Inc GOP governors still looking for 'messages' govemmenl - ! 1 ·- d • h • ' 0 ay .In IStory :~~~~:!~~stfnptbtlltons--ofdollars State. Oklahoma's Frank Kealtng got 58 percent of the vote m a slate that sull elects twtce as many Democrats as Republicans to the state Je~tslarure None of these men ran as a defenstve squtsh· All preached a conserva: ttve gospel-- and nOIJUSI tn ft)y-while suburbs Engler got the endorsement of Michtgan's largest black newspaper, and the Bush brothers hit the bncks and became the closest thmg the GOP has to consensus candtdates The GOP can't affonl to remrun a party of workmg-class whne guys. Wtthm the next two decades, the Htspantc voters wtll compnse more thin 40 percent of the electorate in Cah ftltnoa and more than 30 percent m Texas and Flonda Black voters also are returntng to the polls Voters d1dn't reJect conservatism on Elcctton Day 1l1ey rcJe<:ted mertta The Rcpuhhcan Congress dtd nothmg and got what 11 deserved Governors enJOY exccultve powers that Jegtslators on Cap1tol Htll don't possess. But thetr ' success echoes the one maxtm that apphes to all professtons and walks of h fe no guts. no glory - ' . i. ctnctnnatJ ' of democracy " When Mtchigan's John Engler took office tn 1991 , he promtsed to elumnate the state's largest welfare program, General Asststance. He demanded that all able-bodted men gel JObs Democr,tL' pred tcted a contagton ot holllelessness, en me, d1sease -- you name It But the plague never came. Wtsconstn 's · Tommy Thompson, much lauded fo• estabhshing a schoolchotec ptlot program tn Mtlwaukee and a much touted wei fare-reform plan, wants to tackle the vexmg problem of SSI dtsabtllty payments. He notes that low-mcome men and women wtth diS- YDU'IJibJwii 'lr/50"' . • Guns don't kill people, people do Johanns says he gave the same speech on elecuon mght as the day he entered the race He promiSed 'IK " • • ' ./----_--'~ ." - ' , 911H~ By TONY SNOW '' Creators Syndicate NEW ORLEANS -- There has been a spreadmg sentiment among members ot the medta ellte that thtS month's elections served as a rough rebuff to conservatism m Amcnca If so, rt 's news to tlitl Republtcan governors who gathered last week tn the Btg Easy Although the GOP suffered a net loss of one governorshtp on Electton Day, pany members sttll occupy governors' mansrons m 31 states, wht~.: h host 70 percent of the nation's population -and they have an tdeologtcal ally (more or less) m Mmncsota '~ Jesse The Governor Ventura Sttll , the governor> mdulgcd last liu.iann;oi1fli0-;jd!35W.'15S11-•;-- • 1 High-speed chase ~--------~--__J in crash in Mason Doris Juanita Gillispie --- • - I . fC) - By The Associated Press Today ts Wednesday. Nov 25, the 329th day of 1998 Thereare36days left in the year Today's Htghhght tn Htstory On Nov 25, 1783, the BniiSh evacuated New York, thctr last mtltlary posttton m the Untted S_tates dunng the Revoluuonary War On tillS date In 1758, m the French and lndtan War, the Bn\tSh captured Fort Duquesne m prese nt-day Pttlsburgh · In I 88 I. Pore John XXIII was born Angelo Roncallt near Bergamo, Italy In 1944, hascball commosstoncr Judge Kenesaw Mountam Landts dt cd at ,tgc 78 In 1947, mov1c \IUUICo cxcc ut>vcs' mccung tn New York agreed to hl ackltsl the " Holl ywoou I[)" who were cttcd lor contempt of Congress th e day he fore ____. ' A RNSE? T .I / I T.,._ '115:/53" - '~ @au 1 tel ~IW '--"==- ~ ~ """ ...~-----... ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 I Death Notices :~=:~':r W1dnnd1y, ..,_••blf25,1tN By Jack Anderlon and Jan Molter Once agam we present our annual Thanltsgtv1ng Turkey Awards, where we roast the most overstuffed, undercooked, bord-bramed people Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio * �• Page 4 • The Daily Sentinel Marshall, Ohio see 18 players get all-MAC football honors •• Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio •Wednesday, November 25, 1998 Wednesday, November 25, 1998 2:00 • CURlY WIUS MfMORIAL PARADE • SANTA IN MINI PARK 3:00· BUL CHOIR TRINITY POMEROY ERCHANTS PRESENT A VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS OF THE PAST TOLEDO. Ohio iAP) - Kurt Gerling of Bowling Green was chosen as Mid-American Conference · freshman of the year and 'We<tem Michigan's Brad Selent wa< <elected a< the league's top specia l teams player in balloting by media represenlali ves. Gerl ing. of Sterling Height <. · Mich.. caught 3-1 passe< for 656 yards 210 EAII' IWN II'IUT . and >ix touchdowns, the most ever . for a Bow ling Green freshman. BET1'EEN KICJEWEI EU AND J)IIMY'S' JAR Selent. a sophomore from Paw SUNDAY SPECIALS Pa w, Mich.. is the first winner of the . special teams award. He made ali' 40 . of hi's extra-point tries and 18-of-26 field goal anempts ro total 94 point s. Hi s most dramatic field goal was a 37-yarder gi•·ing the Broncos a 27-24 victory over Vanderbilt as time . expired. B..m. Here is the li st of all-MAC players. as chosen by media represent alives. First team OFFENSE/ Tight \ end-Jake Moreland. W. Michigan, Jr., Mil ·waukee; Center-MIKE VARONE. OHIO. Jr.. South Euclid. Ohio; Offensive linemen-Ke vin Kuntz, Akron , Sr.. Steubenville. Ohio; L.J . Shelton. E. Michigan, Sr:. Rochester Hills. Mich.; MIKE GUILLIAMS. :MARSHALL, Jr., Beckley. W.Va .; • Slates • Snowmen .Colin Westrich, Toledo, Sr., Delphos, • Santa Clauses • Stitchery Figures Ohio: Wide rece.ivers-Reggie Allen. · . Cent. Michigan, Sr., Flint. Mich.: • Primative Christmas Trees • Candles LAVORN COLCLOUGH, MAR SHALL. Sr., Glenarden. Md.: Steve • Pottery · • Old Treasurers Neal, W. Michigan. Jr., Benton Harbor, Mich.; Quarterbac k- CHAD PENNINGTON. MARSHALL, Jr., Knox ville, Tenn.: Running hacksDOUG CHAPMAN, MARSHALL. Jr.. Chester, Va.: Tmvis Prentice, Miami. Jr. , Louisville, Ky.; STEVE HOOKFIN, OHIO, Sr., Arkadelphi a. Ark.; Kicker-Brad Se lent, W. . Michigan. Soph .. Paw Paw. Mich . DEFENSE: 'Outside linebackers-JoJuan Armour, Miami. Sr.. Toledo. Ohio; Dustin Cohen. Miami, Jr.. Cincinnati: Inside linehackersTOM CARDER. OHIO. Jr.. Avon Lake. Ohio: Jason Lamar, Toledo. Jr.. Ypsilanti. Mich.: Defensive lin emen- Jon McCall . Cent. Michi£nn, • Sr.. Troy, Mich.; G!RARDJE MER CER. MARSHALL. Jr.. Washington; RICKY HALL. MARSHALL Sr.. College Park, Ga.: Dan Falcon. W. Michigan. Sr.. Highland Park, Ill. ; Lincoln Dupree. E. Michiga n, Jr.. Sacramento. Calif. ; Defensive -BECKETT. backs- ROGERS . MARSHALL. Jr. , Apopka. Fla.; ,Daninelle Derricon, MARSHALL, Soph .. Ashland. Va.: Jay Baker. Mia·i mi . Sr.. Cincinnati; Punter- Dave Zastudil. OHIO. Fr.. llay Village. Ohio. Second team OFFENSE: Tight end- Mike Bilik, Toledo, Jr.. Novell. Pa.: C'en J.er-J.ASON STARKEY. MAR Open 9-7 Mon-Fri; 9-5 Sat.; SHALL. Jr.. Tlarhoum·illt•. W. Va.: Offensi\·e lin('men- Dun \Vc,,;; m;J;l. 1-4 Sun. Akron. Jr.. Mayfield Village. Ohio; JAMIE RODGERS. MARSHALL. Jr.. Cassatl , S.C. ; Ryan Diem. N. Illinois, Soph .. Carol Stream. Ill.; Charlie Knapp, W. Michigan, Jr.. Raven. 2121. •• na. Mic,h.; Wide receivers-Kurt ;1 Gerling. Bqw ling Green. Fr.. Sterling 740-992-3785 Heights, Mi ch.; Jermain Sheffield. E. QUALITY SINCE 1959 ,.,...~ Michigan, Jr.. Strongsville, Ohio; Eugene Baker. Kent. Sr. Monroev ille, Pa.; Quarterback-Tim Lesier, W. Michigan, Jr.. Wheaton. Ill.; Running backs-Greg · Lom ilx, Akron, Sr.. Monongahe la. Pa.; Eric Flowers. Cent. Michigan, Jr., Trenton, N.J .; - .-:;;;--'-, ;;:---;::---:;;----::::--::---=--...,......,;..------~ Darnell Fields. W. Michigan, Jr.. Kal amazoo. Mich ; Kicker-John Scott , Miami , Sr.. Solon, Ohio. DEFENSE: Outside linebackers- LEIGH BARBOUR. OHIO. Jr.. Parkersburg. W. Va .. Darrick Beck. with . Tole<lo. Sr.. Warre n. Ohio; Inside l inebackcrs~JOHN GRACE. MARSHALL. Jr.. Okeechobee. Fla.; Drew Purcell. Miami. Sr .. Columbus, Ohio : Defensive IJnenlen- Damon Humm el, Ball Stale , Sr., Rochest er, Ind.; RON PUGGI , MARSHALL Jr.. Philadelphia : GENO WALSH: OHIO. Sr.. Fort Lauderdale, Fl a.; DeJu an Goulue: Toledo. Jr.. Eu'clid, · Ohio; Defel!si ve backs-Tedaro France. C. Michi gan, Fr.. New Haven. Mi ch.; Donald McCa ll. E. Michigan, Jr.. Colton. Calif.; Donnavan Carter, N. lllinois. Jr.. Brampton, Ontario; Duane Hawthorne, N. Illinoi s·. Sr.. St. Louis; Punter- Andy. Pollock. Bow lin g Green. Sr., Maumee. Ohio. HONORABLE MENTION : Tight end- Tony Holcomb, Bowling Green, Sr.: Cenlers ~Drmg Dorley, Bnwling Green. Jr.. Mike Cipa. C'ent. JOHNSONSVA e always & rforever 9ift Sfioppe ~s~s;~t=~·~w~~:~;~·iH·&a-&:;;~ . 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The Intimidator himself. That's been part of the fun in Dale Jr.'s coming-out sea~on, one in which the Busch title made the Earnhardts NASCAR's first three-generation family of champion s. "A. lot of the time, guys are really surprised at how different .we are perso~ality -wise. It's cool that it's all finally coming out," the family's 4 newest champion said. .' '.' Alllhese years, I've raced under . his wing. We've never really had too much TV coverage on our races. never had too many quotes in the paper. ... This year I've been able to tell people things about me , It 's like meeting somebody new." Dale Jr.'s resemblance to the seven-time Winston Cup champion is clear. His hard stare behind the wheel - eyes straight ahead, lips pursed into a tight line- needs only Dad's bushy mustache to be a carbon copy. The son drives hard. too. Although he hasn't developed Dad's reputation . for trading paint. the 24-year-old Dale Jr. wastes no lime taking his No. 3 Chevrolet to the front of the pack. Fans were quick 10 dub him Intimidator Jr. That wa s fine. but it does: · n't really fit his persona off the track. , Both father and so n a,re soft-spoken. their voices hard to hear if somebody's gunning an engine nearby. But whereas the elder Earnhardt's shyness only added to his mystique, Dale Jr. is less afraid to open up to others. " He's been built into this image - The Intimidator, the Man in Black. It's been built up over the past several years to sell some merchandise and promote an image," Dale Jr. said of his father. "I hope my personali - · ly is what's going 10 se ll me.' : Dale Jr. is easygoing. with a selfdeprecating wit that makes friends quickly. He's •omfortable enough in public even to turn some or that humor on his dad. After wrecking his car during practice for the season-ending Jiffy Lube Miami 300, he was asked what advice Dale Sr. had given him about the Homestead track. "Obviously. he didn't give me enough since I'm sitting here with no more race car," Dale Jr. said with a smirk. No.t to worry. With barely two hours' preparation . Dale Jr. look his backup car out cold and qunli fied 15th. On race day. he took the lend 56 laps into Ihe race and wns in position for his eighth win of the season before his engine blew on lap 89. Race fans had heard Dale Earnhardt's youngest son was special. but no one could be sure how much talent he had. He honed hi s skills run ning street stocks at Concord (N.C.) Speedway for two years before moving up to NASCAR's Late Model Stock division. Even crew chief Tony Eury was surprised when the decision was mode to put Dale Jr. in the Eamhardtowned Busch car formerly driven by Steve Park. "!:lis daddy came to me in the middle of last year and said. 'You think you can make something out of Dale Jr.?'" Eury recalled. " I said, 'I don't know. I'll do the best I can do.: . "Everybody looked at us like we• were crazy. They sai d there ain't no way we could take that 'kid and win a championship. He learned faster than anybody I'v e ever worked with." Seven win s and 16 top-live finishes later, the elder Earnhardt doesn't h7dc hi s pride. "They've worked hard and re ally helped Dale show himself," Dale Sr.said. "It's a great team effort. but!' m surely proud of that boy of mine." ' . So much, in fact . that Dale Earnhardt Inc . bought the rights to the No. 8 Winston Cup car and will have' Dale Jr. run a limi ted schedule next year before he joins full time in 2000. · Eury and the rest of the crew will move up. too. No. 8 is what granddaddy Ralph Earnhardt drove to the 1956 championship in the Sportsman division. Busch 's predecessor, It 's a big leap, even for somebody with suc h prominent racing genes. Kyle Petty, for exa mple, is a thirdgeneration driver who hasn't come· close to the success of his father or grandfather. Richard Petty is NASCAR 's all-time leader with 200 wins and seven championships; l:ee Petty won three titles in the 1950s . . ' • • ••• I I ' j •• �' . Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Wednesday, November 25, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wedn11day, November25, 1198 ~------~------------------------------~--~~----------------------~----~-- . Scoreboard - ldur,h 70 M.mhan.,. 4~ Basketball fr.-·"· Pmn 70. St NY 64 (0TI Pnnaton 61. o ~,~~._-t..ndl ~ S1 JOk'ph 167. Dmel ~ Soulh Alab~ S:1 IW TIO) Sr 17 Allll:'llian U ~1 . 8owoft CollefC' tn. fordham~ Buf(akl 49 , (amhtn 43 Conneroa.!JIJ~ . Hiif'llord ~K COfndl80. PC'on Sl .EkbmJd "'10 Drtul 12. Monmouth. N J ~8 Gcor!et~ll 72. lnd -Pur ·lodfJI• 60 8arl) W, Al.iJan\il88 70, Cantlbell :'iCi o fO~Iewon&l. I lomb M~ . t.h iltlll t,9 Cc•ll !!9. ll~\donM.I St !liN J aL:kson~tlk St 92 , 1-Wmb A&:M lf7 NOOlt wd~n St M. 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UCoim ( l-0) meed to 14-0 leitd on There were seve n iead c hange § and a pair of free throws by Jak e Voskuhi two ties during lhe fin al fi ve minutes and four straighl lhree· poinlcrs. two of the first hal f. . by Hamilton and two by Khalid El A.J. Guyron scored 12 points for Amin . •· Indiana and Kirk Haston had 10 It took Hanford (0·4) nearly eight poin(s and IO.rebounds. Han no Mot· minutes to get ils firsl field goal. a tola led Utah with 17 poinls. three-pointer by Chris Eames. The Defense atso was the key in SyraHawks made just five field goals in cuse's win ov~r Michigan. lhe lirsl half and trailed47- 14 ut 1he The Omngemen (4·0) heldMichi· break. gan star Louis Bullock to seven No. ZZ Clemson 7Z pointS on 2-for- 12 shooting. His Chamlnade 60 backcourt partne r. Robbie Reid, Terrell Mcintyre scored 15 points missed eight of 10 shots and fini shed and Harold Jamison had 14 points with only fiv e points. " If anyone said we'd hold Ihem to and eight rebounds as Clemsmi beat . 12 points, I thought we would win by the host team at the Maui invitalional. 50." said Syracuse coach Jim Boe· The Tigers (4-1) led by 19 po inl s heim. " Our defen se saved us. Thai wilh 12:281efl. bul Chaminade (0-2) was tlie s1ory of lhe game." Etan Thomas had ·17 points. nine rallied and cut the margin to 61 -S6 b~ fo re ,Tom Wideman's basket and rebounds and lhree blocks for Sy ra· Mcintyre's three-pointer pul Clem· cuse. son back in comrol. • " He's. a load inside," Michi gan No. 25 Tennessee 85• coach Brian Ell erbe said. " He's as ' Chattanooga 74 good as anyone. anywhere." . At Knoxv ille, Tenn., Tony Harri s Syracuse used a 14-4 run al lhe . sian of the second half to open a 36- scored 18 poinls to lead Tennessee 25 lead , and Michi gan (2-3) gol no · over Chattanooga. l ennessee (3-2), whi ch was shootcloser thail four points Ihe rest of the ing only 41 percenl from the field thi s way. . "We were still in th e game ri ght season. hil 52 percent againsl the up to the end," Bulio<·k said. " We Moccas in s. Chananooga (1 -2) shot j usl 38 percent against the Vols, who couldn 't gel over the hum p." In n consolation game, No. 22 were coming off n loss lo Mi ami of Ohio lasl Thursday. Clemson beal Chaminado 72-60. Harri s was 6-of-9 from the fi eld. In other Top 25 games. No. 2 Co nnecti cut roul ed Han ford 95-58 and including four three-pointers. Aaron No. 25 Te nnessee beat Chuu anoogn Green added 14 points, while Charles ~l uthuwuy ·hud 13 points nod live 85-74. blocks for Tennessee. ·No. 2 Connecticut 95 Harper led Challnnooga with 21 Harlford 58 points. AI Harlford , Conn .. Ri >hard Hamilron and Kev in Free man each Majerus said. "We bolh hang our hals on defense." The game was close all the way. indiana's largest lend was seven, and Ulah never led by more than lwo. OallefY 1998 GMC JIMMY Stephanie Evan•. Pennsylvania learns.· ' ' . '' ' • . '• The Sentinel News 8Qtline 992-2156 To offer sto~ suggesuons,report late- · breaking news andoffer news tips ' . GALLIPOLIS ZERO% ,. 'TILMAY'99 Horne oppllanc". eleellonk:l, lawn l garden and 10011 , . on oil home appliances ond home audio & video over '399' Top 25 basketball... <Continuea from Page 6) Yuit Our .Curio lrtCiSI Julf Bailey, Matt King, J01h Will, Jo1h Broderick and AMC picks Martin, Hayes.. as week's top cas;~e players ' • E11tem High School honored Hnlorl In the VlriOUI fall lporla at Sltur• day nlghl'l award• banquat. From lift to right are Pomeroy, Ohio Tax & mark , Ken John" '" gul thi ng~ going 1)"-l~drqe. Member F.D.I.C. \Don Tate Motors, loc. All shot" The Golden Eagles hun~ around for lhe firsl five minutes, bul lhen Ohio State pul logether a 13-0 blitz to build a 17-poinl lead. Tech never gol closer than 13 points again. Afrer Tech pulled to wi Jhin 13-9 on Heard\ three-poinler at lhe 15:44 !! - .. """""' • IIUI. ... ,........... ~ 1102.(11, 10000 DISCOUNTS too! 41 46 41 No rth"· ~t - BufraJo 74. Roben Murris 41 20 :'\1 I ~ .5 I _\ Regular...season action East 21 :'\ I I :'\ . Chk:tgo . Army 17, Sloo}' Brook 6J . !!: L I r.t1. !if liA 1wD 10.45% APR* 01 1 more lhrwan.l !klid. " I wa'\ ·more aggre'li!iive 1onight and lnok lhe open ALL.otS I RICT PLAYER- The Mefga Marauder~ ' J .T. Humphrey• was one of the 10 Meigs County football players receiving alf·Soutl)eas l District honors, not junior Grant Abbott, ae wae pictured In Tuetlday's edition of The Dally Sentinel. ! WESn :RN CONFERE)'iC E Cle-mson 72. Chamm:lde 60 •I ptQicllinn:c dlr"IJL 55 44 ' 10.34% APR* Jason Joo;h Heard had 16 ptnnl< and Wesley Whitehorn I0 for Tenne<<ee Te.:h 11-2). The Golden Eagle< opened wilh a lasl-<eeond victory again<t Belmonl , bul have 10.1 to Alabama and Ohio Slate by a Iota! of 53 poinr<. It wa. Ohio Slate's seoond <lrnighl mismarch. following an S6-4S viclory Sunday over Anny lhat al"' "''" 001 of reach not long after the opening rip. " We lried 10 prepare for their pre". but it's difficufl lo 'i muiale when lheir guards are so guod," •aid firsr -yearTech head coach Jeff Lebo. a former " andool at Nonh Carolina. Sandero;<>n c.ame in a•· e ra~ ing 3.4 poinls a ,game and shooling 39 per· cent from lhe field . He .~il all but one or his seven shOJ•. including 4-of-5 lhree- poinrer<. "The Ia'! couple of games I did n'l have any open <hcts." lhe <opho- 61 ·~ 14 8.49% N'll tDIJ (WI lOan..,., 11 S:Hillb a1enn ...... ""'" • S68Ul, """"'"' $6000 52 20 16 8.99% A8 """"'- - dll i4\. "'" II • ,. ,, ..., ' ' ·~ ,. Ottawa . Maul lnYilalional u mlflna ls "Jndionil 52, Urah 49 : Symcu~e ~8 . Michigan 46 8 6 Nunh roul Dh•isioo II 2 Toronto. C01rohna Flurula .. 2 .~ II 6 I I} 5 4 N.Y . R;tngers : UNLV·81. Webtr ~~- 64 ·.• U1ah St. 6J, San Diego St. 60 10.53% APR* !!: ·L I r.t1. !if liA New Jer!ot'y Pifl dlt.irgb I I I 9.49% Atlamic Uh·ision Iam ware (L-R In front) JOih Hager, . ...,PajD!It Ohio S1a1e. is off 10 a 6.{) SIMI - irs bes1 in seven years - but thai doesn 'I mean coach Jim O' Brien hasbors any dreams of being No. I. AfrerTuesday night 's 78·51 bearing of Tennessee Tech. O' Brien said he was surprised lo see the Buckeyes had received four poinl< in th i< wu k's As!IOCialed Pres• Top 2S polL " No. I don ' l think we deserve tho<e vOle<. II'• almost insignificanl," he said. ·:1 guess il's nice. but il real)y doesn'r mean a whole lot." Allhe ieaSI. however, il may mean lhal somebody has noticed lhe Buckeye• are vaslly improved from last year's dreadfu l 8·22 sea<On. " It was probably foor of you guy<," O' Brien joked lo reponers. " Mayh< we' ve gol some relatives on Adam Sanders, Mike Tuttle and Mora. Behind lhe (voring) board." them are Joe Dillon, Beau Belley and J ..T. White. Jon Sanderson scored 18 poinl• and Michael Redd added I7 as Ohio · Stale remained perf«: I in Value .cily Arena, where the Budeyes have played all lhei r game• Ibis season. The last lime Ohio Slate won irs fi rsl six game< was 199 I-92. when rhe Buckeyes sraned 17 .{) and caplured an oulright Big Ten Conference Iitie. Scoonie l'enn'added 13 poinls for Slale Loan special Y2. Gontotp 57 The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 - OSU men get 78-51 win over Tennessee Tech, stay unbeaten Exhibition w. Mt.:hi gan 75. Wis -Milw:sukt-e 64 S1. A...ORIOA MA.RUI"'S Scar INF Jodi ew.,.. C Johft RoW;tt.. <W Rrucc Men and KHP R.t,l, SWI!kr JJIIUttbt 10 Cbarlone fA" the: lnkfnatti~Jrud l...r;~tw SAN" DIEGO PAIJRES Namtd By The A1Soc:lat8d W:uhmgwn St oj4 _W yommg 49 bePilul 7!!. N C -Wtlmmgron bJ 1Xtrun72, Bowhng Grtm 70 Drakt 9 1. Delo1ware St 7tl 111.-0t icago 59. N lllmoti 51 Indiana-51 18, E Kentud;y 54 MnuiC'Wi a 77. Seton Hall 70 Oal: land.,t..hch Kl , M• cht g_an-lkarborn Sol Oluu St. 78, Tt:n nen r e Tedl 51 W llh oou71. Augtulana. 111 6."i Cltve hmd : Hol.v Crou 9J. Tu ln6 J ac,.....o t:unlllro&.1 ""' Far WtM Hngham Young !!1. S U101h KO La Sallt: h '· Alr,h,-cr ~K Montana 77. Cbl Puly-SlO 66 Oregnn 7'i. Colorado 6~ · T ulane 17. Ntcholl~ St 72 ~ 0uque5ne- H."i. N- . J ( . . _ Granlt:d INF-01· Ur0111 Oau"'--h reloo>< Indiana, Syracuse to meet in Maur Invitational finals indiana iU1d Syracuse are going to play for another college basketball champion<hip. Eleven years after t¥ HoosierS edged the Orangemen for lhe NCAA ritle on Keilh Sman's last-secOnd shot. lhey' ll meet again 1onight for lhe Maui lnvitarional championship. No. 17 Indiana reached lhe Iitie game in Hawaii by bearing No. 18 Urah 52-49 TIIC'day. No. 19 Syracuse advanced earlier in lhe day wilh a 58- ARIZONA OIAMONORACKS· AJt~d tu ~nrm .,. uh RtiP Aunouldu Oll ;~ t•~ye-.­ Arl:tn~~ Tt'nnt'SSC't' 85. 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Dear Indianapolis: You have After both my junior and senior perfonned a valuable public ser- proms, a friend of mine hosted a vice for millions of readers by co-ed sleepover. . writing to me today. Thank you for All our parenu, mine included, preventing several thousand gave their permission because migraine headaches around the they trusted us. I am proud to say globe. we proved ourselves worthy of P.S. Some people find that caf- their trust. Both junior and senior feine raises their blood pressure. panics were I 00 percent drugAnd, of' course, pr~gnant women. free, alcohol-free and sexcfree . nursing mothers and people taking Several of my friends and I cenain medications should avoid have made a commitmenl to save caffeine . Waitpersons, take note . sex for marriage, and I am confiDear Aan Laaders: I read dent that we will honor that' comyour co lumn about after-prom mitment. · sleepovers saying no teenager Please print this letter on could possibly handle the. tempta- behalf of teenagers everywhere tion presented by the situation . .l"ho think the way I do. .. A Vir· Almost all the responses you gin in Maryland printed were from parents. As a r Marylaad: I applaud college freshman, I would like to your position. Virginity pays off. If you don ' t believe me, just ask some girls who have lost theirs. Dear Aaa LaJiden: I just read the letter from "Harvey in Orlando," who said how much in love he is with his wife after all these years . My wife is 79, and I am 80. We were stuck at O'Hare Airport a few weeks ago, cursing the airline• after a two-hour layover plus a three-hour delay. · I felt a tap on my sleeve, %nd a female voice asked, "What's your secret? .. · I asktid, "What secret?" She replied, "I've been watching you two sitting there holding hands. How long have you been married?" I told her, "Fifty-seven years ." ··oh, my," she sighed ... We've o.. been married 12 years, but we stopped holding hands 10 years ago. 90 What's our secret? I have no idea. We are worlds apart in many ways but are like one in the ways that count. Sure, se~ is great, but love is more durable. So, if you see a little old guy and a plumpish old gill walking slowly down the street holding hands, be assured, this is as good as it geti: ~ - Charley in South Bend, Ind . Dear Charley: .Your letter warmed my hean. What splendid role models for tbe younger generation . Bless you and your sweet-. hean. •/' ··-Scad quesliom to Ann Laa~ ders, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Century Blvd., Suite 700, LoS' Angeles, Calif. 90045--. ' Dr. Wolf dons chef's' cap for Thanksgivin_ g GALLIPOLS- MIDDLEPORT fomtly . .:./'V£edicine ·' o•10 C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor John Unlv..-, Col-of OMtC'fNithiC u.ctlclne of Family Medicine 4 eggs (Editor's note: For the past sev- . Mix above ingredients well. eral yea I'll, Or. Wolf has ·done a ~ix 2: sp~cial holiday recipe column at , ; 3/4 cup chopped nuts (Black walChristmas time. These columns nuts are best. English walnuts are a have been so well-received thai good second choice. Pecans are also thl.o year he's giving his readel'll a acceptable.) double treat of culinary advice- 2 teaspoons cinnamon and adding .a Thanksgiving redpe 3/4 cu p sugar ' ' for their enjoyment.) Pour a layer of mix 1 into the For this week's column , I've bundt pan. Cover this with a toin done '"mething a little different. · layer of mix 2. Repeat making layers In stead of the usual answers toques- 3 and 4. Finish with a layer of mix I. tions abou t health-care issues, I'm Use a table knife to cut through the going 10 share a recipe for a Thanks· batter to disrupt the layers without giving desen with you. Actually, this totally mixing them . rec ipe for rum cake is from my stepBake for one hour. Remove from mother. Margaret. She has since oven, and let cake coo'! before passed away. but for many years she removing it from the pan. prepared thi s as the finishing touch Once the cake is totally cool, for Thanksg iving family ga1herings . skewer from top to bottom through Thi s cake is lhe type qf ~eserl that .. all layers to, make several small shouiJ he rc~crvcd for · ~pcciU I occa- · channel~. Pour 1/4 cup rum over sions hcl:ausc it is high in calories cake . Cover and let stand, prefer~bly an~ fa1. You definitely shouldn ' t for 24 hours. Before cutting: sprin· ha ve il eve ry day. Fonuna1cly. kle cake with powdered sugar. Serve Thank <g1v ing drcs qualify as a spe· each slice with a dollop of whipped cial ocr:a..,ion, so you may wam to cream or Cool Whip . try 11 . I hope that you will be able to he MARGA RET'S RUM CAKE IO£elher with friends and family this Grease and Jl our a bundl .cake pan . Thank sg iving . I' m sure Margarel Pre hem ove n to .l50 deg ree!'!. would he pleased if you choose to Mix 1: serve her rum cakC to your loved I ho x ye ll ow cake mix II prefer nncs on su~.:h a joyous occasion. . Dum:an Hinc!! )· · "Family Medicine" is a weekly I hox vanilla pudding (not instanl ) 'column. To submit questions, 114 cup corn oil write to John C. Wolf, 0.0., Ohio :i/4 '..'Up hot water ' University College of Osteopathic I cup ~o ur ~: rcanl Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, I tca sp()Oil van il la Athens, Ohio 45701. ---Community Calendar·--SATURDAY ATH ENS - Nahhy Lee Ames , Chap1cr. DAR , and Ew ings Chaplcr, Arts Counci l building, Middlepon. Auction . refreshments, open 10 pub- lic. ''\ SAR, ge nealogy wor kshop. Satur<l:iy, I0 a.m. Alh cns Cou nty Hi storical Soc icly and Museum . 65 N. Court St.. Athen s . 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Officers reports were given an it was voted to send contributions to Children's Hospital in Columbus; the Meigs County Senior Citizens . Center, the 'Meigs Cooperative Parish, missionaries and to give gifts · to Mrs. Jeffers and the Rev . .Keith Rader, pastor. For roll call members related things for which they are thankful ' and each had a holiday reading. Dee ' Rader had the closing prayer. Next meting will be the Christmas patty on Dec. 8 with members to take food ., for the cooperative Christmas baskets. Holiday . activities pla11ned by Sorority Holiday projects were discussed when Precep10r Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met recent· ly at the Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. , Members were reminded to take contributiqns for Serenity House to the annual CJ\risl· mas party which will be held Dec. 10 at 6:30p.m. at the home of Charloue Elberfeld. The commiuee will have charge of the meal for the party. Also discussed was the possibility · of purchasing fruit baskets at Christmas Tor elderly shutins. .Norma Custer reported on the Meigs County victims assistance program -held Nov. 14 noting that it 448-284.2 992-6250 creative ·efforts of local gardeners. "Timel ess Treasures of Christmas " is the·rhemc qf the show which will . include noral arrangements, wreaths. herbal gift iqeas. and package wrapping. . A new video from the OAGC library will he shown on both days. Tilled "The Glorious Art of Christmas Decoration s", it is sure to offer new ideas for decorating. The show will feature gift wrapping ideas, suggesti ons for herbal gifts and displays of small designs, candle arrimgement"s, the use of madonnas, and wreath construction. Hal Knecn , Mei gs County Extension Agent, will have an educational display with handouts on planting bulbs for spring enjoyment. He also promises tO have Some 'l!eW poinsct· tia introductions to s~ow. is designed to detect and prevent violence against women and ch1l · dren. Custer represented the soronty at the event. , Allending the meeting were Jane Walton, Clarice Krauttcr, Ann Rupe, Joan Corder, Shirley Beegle, Jane Brown, Norma Custer, Charlolle Elberfeld, Carolyn Grueser, Martha McPhail, and Margaret Stewart. • Christmas Dower slated ror we.e k· end The Senior Citizens Center will be a scene this weekend of the tradi tional holiday nower show staged by the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association. Judging will begin at I p.m, on Saturday' with 1he show being open for viewing .by the publi c from I to 5 p.m. both days. There is, of course, . no charge 10 eilher exhibit in the show·or just cqme in and look at the ,. Time is running out!-$ Rate Plan From $699to $1499 minutes t..t:u.u~.:~•. 60 minutes YOUR CHOICE RING OR PENDANT One Carat·Diamonds . 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In addition 10 recognizing the caregivers who work 10 ensure that pa· tients receive health care in comfon and dignity, NHCM serves to educate the public about issues affecting home care and the home care services available in their local communities. · The Meigs County Commissione" issued a proclamation at the Meigs County Coun House on Monday, November 16, 1998, on behalf of ftolzer Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Other scheduled events included free blood pressure screenings, special activities for staff. a visit from State Representative John Carey. as well as setting up displays to focus on this special' celebration. Holzer Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital was established 27 years ago with the mission of providing comprehensive in-home and supportive services for Meigs and surrounding county's disabled and chronically ill patients and their fami lies. 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What with so many good cooks around who can tum out a really mean cookie, I was expecting far more entri.e s. However. it was the first time the event has been held and you golla stan somewhere. The candy making contest!"ill be on Dec. 5 at the City National Bank on E. Main St. Maybe that 's where yoU•re gonna shine. I Hope you visited the Riverbend Arts Council quarters in Middlepon Sunday afternoon. The organization had rounded up an extensive collection of dolls including many of the now valuable Barbie creations. There was also a Princess Diana doll and some old fashioned doll buggies which were popular with visitors. Too b~d the Council couldn' t have the display on hand for the entire month-so appropriate for the season. However, the dolls and buggies are valuable, and the organization could not risk the possiblity of a breaking and entering . Pomeroy will welcome in the season Sunday and there will be activities going all afternoon . Stores will hold open houses beginning at noon and most of them will have refreshments on hand. Following the parade there will be a Christmas musical program presented at 3 p.m. by the bell choir atl.'rinity Church and this, of course, is open to the public. After that the Meigs Community Band under the direction or Toney Dingess will be doing a conceit. Following the concen, there will be a community candle lighting ceremony with small candles to be distributed to participants and at that time a liv~ .nativity scene will move down East Main St. The scene w~l be displayed from a farm wagon which will be decorated iti'lui appropriate setting. ; Oh, and I don't want to forget to remind yo.,thatthe garden clubs of Meigs County will be staging their animal Christmas flower show from 1 to 5 p.m .. both Saturday apd Sunday. You're cettainly invited to take in the sho~ which will b~ held at the Meigs Senior CitizenS Center in Pol#eroy. Not only will Christmas themed floral arrangements -~ ··dtsplayed but there will also be wreaths adn holiday wrap~ngs , as well as . ': other Christmasy things to see. I do hope your Thanksgiving is delightful.~ .f' m sure that all of us have something to be thankful for. And·Jet me rearrange an old saying to comment that some days yo~ get the bird and Than~sgiving is one of them . Hopefully, tile bird won ' t get you. Do keep smiling: . Holz.cr Home Care of Veterans Memorial Hospital has joined more than 20,000 home care providers throughout the United States in the November celebration of National Home Care Month, according to Paula Eichinger, RN, Coordinator of Holzer Home Care of Veterans Memorilll Hilspital. Sponsored by the National Association for Home Care, the month-long celebration honors the dedicated rhysiciaos, nurses, therapists, aides, and social workers who work tirelessly to provide high-quality care. Together with patients and their families, these caregive" design individualized health programs that enable disabled, recovering, or chronically ill patients to receive treatment in their own homes. In recognition of this joint effott, the theme of this year's event is "Home Care: Partners in Caring." · "As one of the oldest forms of health care delivery, home care has a long tradition of providing rhysical and emotional support to patient' and their families," said Eichinger. "Using modem technology, the home care team helps patients recover from or ' • Total Diamond Weight Stop by and see By Bob Hoeflich Necklaces • Bracelet$ ~ ' ·National Home Care Month Celebrated Beat of the Bend ... Restaurant workers who switch coff.ee can make customers very ill coffee won't hun anybody."" I want to tell her that it ran hun some people. Me, for eumple. I used to get killer migraines from caffeine. Once I switched to decaffeinated coffee. the headaches stopped. Several times, I have been served regular coffee in a restaurant. even though I specified decaf. and it makes me angry. I pay for the waiters· carelessness or laziness the nexl day. I am sick as a dog and cari't get my head off the pillow. Anyone who has suffered from migraine headaches knows what a living ~ell it ca n be. 1 ho pe my lener will let those restaurant employees kn ow that \Orne r:u$lom-crs who requcsc decaf have a good reason for doing so · a nd 'that their wish"' should be The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio SON BORN • Shawn and Toni Engle of Cottageville, EARNS DEGREE .' Kri stina W. Va. announce the birth of Kim Adams Harris received her their first child, a son , Cody master of science in education from Michael, born at Camden Clark the University of Dayton during the Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. on 1998 summer quarter with specialSept. 16. ization in reading. He 'weighed seven pounds, Her thesis was entitled "Relationtwo ounces and was 20· Inches ship Between Phlinemic Awareness long. Performance and ' Word ldentilicaMaternal grandparents are tion Perfonnance 11;'pr a Sample of Tony and Carina Combs. PaterFirst Grade Stuoents." . Phonemic nal grandparents are Mary Sue awareness is the awareness and · Engle Dowell of Gallipolis and operations of sounds in spoken lan· the late Fred Engle of Mlddleguage. Seventy-eigfu first grade stuP.Ort. dents were given a series of six tests :: Paternal great-grandparents • to determine if a correlation exists tire Julia Engle and the late Woodrow Engle Sr. of Middle- between specific reading skills port, and the late Marge Brown taught and phonemic awareness. Harris has been employed as a of Pomeroy. secon'dary family and consumer science teacher for Wilmington City Sleepwalking retiree Schools since 1991. She is a 1987 Winds up in alligator pond 'graduate of Southern· -High School . PALM HARBOR. · Fla. (AP) and did her undergradulne studies at .:_ A 77 -year-old man with a the Ohio State University. She habit of s le epwalking awoke t o resi~es in Wilmington , with her husfind him se lf up to hi s armpits in band , Gregg, and·is the daughter of Carol Adams, Syracuse, and the late alligators . ' Jam es Currens wandered James Adams. behind his home early Monday and stumbl ed ini u a pond. He woke up in severn I fee l of water, In an effortl o provide our readerhi s le gs stu ck in the mud. ship wilh current news. the Sunday He said seve ra l alliga10rs . Times-Sentinel will not accept wed so me longer than 3 feet. came around. Currens sa id he poked ~ing s after 60 days from the. date of , ~ at them with hi s cane to try to lhc event. Weddings submitted after the 60keep them away . day deadline will appear during I he · A neighbor he ard him 'ye lling week in The Daily Senlinel and lhe and called polic e . wh o used Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 1-ighls '" scare 11 ff the gators and All club meelings and olher news freed Cu rr ens. The retired maintenan ce article s in the society secti on must superv isor s uffe red nnty m_in o,r. be submitted within 60 days of cuts on hi s legs und <HillS !rom occurrence. · All binhdays must be suhmilted wilhin .160 days of lhc the fal l. or Digital phone Nokia 6120 $S ·· monthly rental Cellular phone Audiovox 440 $9,~~ 1st Month News policy occurrenc e. Digita~ 180 minutes CeUular: 150 minutes •. 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Toledo native Katie Holmes, people to Toledo during the holiday star oflelevisioo's Dawson Is Creek., season for a stroll through the will come home for !he holidays as world-class Toledo Zoo to experi· one of !he parade's grand marshals. e"ce this 850,000-light extravaganA traditional Vie!orian/Colonialza. style Chrisunas, is also pne ofToleThe Zoo staff . has been busy do's holiday speCialties- Victorian . working for several weeks preparing Chrisunas By the River, Holidays in the grounds for this popular holiday !he Manor House, and Tours de . aitraction. The Lights Before Christ- Noel, are holidays events that recremas is a 14-year annual ioledo Zoo , ate the memories of Christmas past. tradition that runs November 20 - On !he banks of the Maumee River, January I, from 5-8:30 p.m. Victorian Christmas By The River is : This year, the Zoo has added a colony of elaQ!lrately _decorated I00,000 more lights and 5 new ani- buildings includin g the Wolcoll mal light images. It's -n for the House Museum. a farm house. a whole fam\ly and features live rein- church, and a log house. More than jeer in the children's zoo. 100.000 visitors experienced the traIn addition to the Lights Before ditional Vie1orian atmosphere last ::-hristmas, Toledo has many other year, which includes a breathtaking ·_,opular holiday aura~tibns that draw tree decorated in the tradition .o f the visitors frdm near and far including very first Christmas tree. . 1'' the Food Town International FestiTours begin November II and val of Lights and Children 1s Won - last through January 3. Wednesdayderland. Sunday afternoons. The focal pomt ofToledo's Wild The Food Town International Festival of Lights is an exciting light wood Preserve Metropark. stands a show that takes place in Internation - 1938 Georgian-style colonial home, al Park across the river from Down- lavishly decorated for the 24-year town Toledo. ..:. tradition. Holidays in the Manor Visitors can take a relaxing drive Hou se. through International Park and view The home is a Maumee Valley the sensational lights from Novem - Hislurical ,Landmark and showcases ber 20 - January 3. Sunday - Thurs- more than 20 decorated rooms and day from 5- I 0 p.m. and Friday - · hallways. From the house tour, you · can take a lfolley to the Christmas Satur4ay, 5- II· p.m. Visitors )Viii Ill' enchanted with Cafe in Metroparks Hall, where you Children 's Wonderland's amaZing can relax with a wann coffee and do Christmas display of nearly 50 some Christmas shopping for unique famous animated characters from crafts. Tours run from December 6- Frosty the Snowman to Disney favorites. Hours are Monday · Saturday I0-8 p.m. and Sunday II -8 p.m., November 27 - December 31 . : The hoi iday season in Toledo 13. weekdays 10-8 p.m. and weekends 10-5 p.m. Of course the holiday season would not be complete without holi day classic performances Iike The ~ooks challenge faced by the British in the . Skip the how-to and practical late 18th century. "The Year of Liba~vice books for now and make gift crty: the Great Irish Rebellion bf s~ lections for a luxurious read: 1798" (Times Books, $35 hardcov· - A history of the world can be er), by Thomas Pakepham, recounts gleaned from passages in the Bible, how Irish revolutionaries and the aOd the Bible has inspired some of British government both miscalcutl!f greatest art in the world. A con- lated, resulting in one of the most fluence of art, history and the Bible violent and disastrous events in the i ~ celebrated in "From Eden to history of Ireland. A:rmageddon" (Shadow Mountain, -Worrying about the Y2K prob$39.9 5), se\e~ted by Denny 1:. lem is probably symptomatic of the llrown. The choices include Thomas human animal. "For thousands of C:olc's landscape, "The Subsiding of years the effort to measure lime and tl!e Waters of the; Deluge," Rem- io create a workable calendar ~as brandt 's "Supper at Emmaus," one of the great struggles of humanQaYinci's "Last Supper," and ity," writes David Ewing Dupcan in 11ichclangelo's "The Sacrifice of "Calendar: Humanity's Epic StrugNoah." The relevant passages . gle to Detennine a True and Accurate Year" (Avon Books, $23 hardaccompany each picture. : - How many Sarahs, Eves, , cover). Everybody had to find a The Lights Before Christmas at the Toledo Zoo. Nutcracker, A Christmas Carol. and arrives ·at Franklin Park Mall on The Messiah. The Toledo Ballet November 20th, ready to get thou-. Association presents a delightful sand s of "wish liSts" from brightversion of The Nutcracker Decem- eyed children. · · her II - 13 at the Stranahan TI1eater. If you ' re a last - minute shopper, This hol iday cultural tradition is the mall has extended holiday hours, in it s 58th year in Toledo. Talented , just for you. Heralding the Holidays. December 4-6 at the Toledo Botani ~ p~rfonners from the community come together Dcccmlicr 18-20. to cal Garden is truly a one -of-a-kind perform in The Toledo Rep 's rendi- shopping experience with gifts. tion of A Christmas Carol. The Tole- aniSt dcffionstrali'ons , and holiday do Rep is the oldest continuous music by local mu sicians and carolcvmmunity theater in the city. Han- ers . S1rnll through ttle ·arlisl village and find unique holiday. gifts like art. pottery, herbs, gardening materi ~ als. stained glass; photography, and much more . These holid ay events and many other Toledo attractions are ideal for families looking fop a quick weekend getaway. For more information, contact the Greater Toledo ey JUDITH W. WINNE . • c.mden Courier Post • Gingerbread houses are the archi- li'Ciure of Candyland and Christmas. • The spicy miniature dwellings, lll!d gumdrop trees, make decorative accents in Yuletide homes. .. Why are they so popular? • "Besides the smell?" asks a Jaughing Deborah M. Lang. : Lang is a cooki ng teacher and baker who studied under the executl~e pasti-y chef of the White House. She has been copStructing gingerbread houses for years. Last year, !he hosted a workshop in Bucks C::90nly, Penn., on making, baking and decorating gingerbread houses. : Lang says tradition has a lotto do with gingerbread's appeal. "People jet together and do it with their ~ids," she says. ·· Sarah Dawson of Willingboro, RJ., hopes to create a gingerbread Kouse her two young granddaughtcrs will enjoy. She picked up many · fips at Lang's workshop, and \!~though she has never attempted a giJlgerbread house, she hopes to get ~~e done by Thanksgiv ing 10 deco.- (16 years of age or younger) Will be published Wednesday, December 23rd - "Eye of the Beholder: The Photography of James t. Stanfield" ' (National Geographic, $40 hardcover) is a selection from 30 years of images made by the National Geographic . photographer. They range from a picture of a tough, begrimed woman coal miner at home in West Virginia with her te.en-age daughter, dressed in wedding whites , to one showing a Tunisian shepherd braving a sandstorm. - A collection of black-and-_ white·abstract photographs by Claire Yaffa is presented in "Light & Shadow" (Aperture, $25 hardcover). accompanied by poetry by Jeffery Beam and a foreword by Gordon Parks. "Yellowstone" (Firefly, $24.95 paperback), by Norbert Ros- method to count the days un1til the ing, is a pictorial appreciation of the , days and lifestyle events. Marks, a nah s do you know? They're com'*'" names passed down from harvest. to calculate when taxes were due, or the exact moment to first and favorite U.S. National Park. - Before there was a Mark did Testament. Author Miki Raver hl·ings lhem to life in "Listen Ia Her Voicc : Women of the Hebrew llible ' (Chronicle · Books, $27.50 hardcover). Passages from the Bible a\Jout each of 18 women are extractcd, followed hy the author's analysis and history. : -'-- As you savor your glass of red , consider that it look millions of years for the soils, or terroirs, of the ~orde aux region ofFrimce to evolve in_to the distinctive mix in which to grow the grapes ·thai make the wine tds tc as it does . . "Bordeaux" (!\bbevillc Press, $75 hardcover), by Michel Dovaz, traces tlle history and tlic processes that stifl produce some of tl1e world's most treasured wines, Photographs arc by Michel Guillard. . - The war with the American cblonics ,wasn't the only rebellious not that' we don't like the interacti.-ve teddy bears and remotetontrol building blocks that have !Tooded our office since we began researching this gift guide - we do . But sometimes it's good for kids 19 get something that doesn "t require ao engineering degree to set up. Below are some toys that are fueled l:mly by your child's imagination. : The Vennont Teddy Bear Company is offering a number of new -ONLY- $}000 Per Picture Prepaid Please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope to return your photo. holder. The five-can cooler retails has a wide array of eye-catching for $14.99; the 112-can is $29.99. For · dials in red, royal blue, black, yelmore information, contact Califor- low and green . 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For more lhfnnnation . call (BXS) 476-fi26R or vi ., it Webb's Web site at ,Vw w.The R(Jmant ic .com. ·the cham1 and fun of it al l.'" is "fun for all ages .·· She noles that a~companying books. The charac-- ters in thi: collection include Alissa, Princess of Arcadia. Laurel the Woodfairy, and Kat the Time Explorer. The ,dolls can be fou~d in Just Pretend. a'd irect-mail toy company that sPetializes in quiet , oldfashioned toys that its fou nders believe promote imaginative play. Along, with the Stardust dolls, the catal og is filled with playscts that enable kids to pretend to be doctors, cxe.cutives and hair dressers. It al so has 'trucks and train s that run on kid slcarn onl y. For more infonnalion, call (800) 2S6-7166 or visit the company's Web site at www.justpretcnd.com. Laurel and a hardcover book costs $~4 (w ith a softcover book it's $78); for ages 7 and up . Kid s can act out anolhcr great story with the Fisher-Pri ce Robin Hood playset. 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The new Burrell X series · For the guy who likes things to be official. there's a line of -items from Major League Baseball A padded . Thanksgiving Is The Perfect Tune To Say "Thank You" To .A.U Those lime-green Yankees jacket is bound Who Have Been So Important To Us During The· Last 15 Years. We to turn heads. as will slippers shaped like base ball caps. The series also Continue To Strive To Provide Our Tri-County Community With inc ludes a line of sports shirts, Comprehemive Quality Dental Car~, Providing The Following Services: rtolos, boxers and shons. Look for them in Modell 's. Scars and J.C. • Temporomandibular Joint Disonler l~c nncy stores nationwide . · Docs your guy-need a li,tle train• Treatment of Periodontal Diorease ing in the romance depart ment '! bears for. 1998. The Red Hot Santa glad tidings ($59). The Sugar Plum bear has plush ruby-red fur, snow- Fairy is tres glamorous in a white cuffs and a Santa cap ($69). sparkling pink tutu and white satin There's also MistletO.: an emerald- ..- ballet slippers ($70) . And Chanukah green bear wearing a festive holl~ h Boy and,Girl arc dressed in blue. vel . and-berry bow tie ($59). Santa's vel to honor the Festival of Lights Sweetheart is dressed for holiday ($65 for the boy: $75 for the girl). entertaining in a red-ve lvet dress For more information call (800) and matching bow ($75). For those 829-BEAR or visit the company away for the holidays, the new Blue Web site at www.vtbear.com. Tile Stardust Classics Collection Without You Bear in sapphire-blue · with a matching velvet bow sends pairs beautiful fantasy dolls with Pric~s NO RAINCHECKS ~ Gifts for all those hard to buy for, men in ypur life For the golfer in your life, the California Innovations Golfpack Cooler is a must-have. Available in two sizes (five-can and 12-can), the Golfpack Cooler is a handy thennal pack that attaches to, golf bags and golf carts. It features an outside 'zip- THE WONDER OF Christmas is found in the gingerbread house. replica of _each house she so ld and Currie insi.sts th ou gingerbrcading Day rabbi as well as a chef, discusses the sym bolism of the food s - for make a sacrifice to appease an angry MeG wire , there were Reggie Jack- cxalnple , why lentil soup is eaten god. The author covers the effort son. Lou Brock, Ken Griffey Sr.. when 'in mourning. or what · the from pre-history IO the Internet cui- Henry Aaron, Mike Schmidt and lights, wine and challah on the Sab1 ture. · · hundreds of other memorable play- bath table mean. - The lines outside movie hous- ers of the game played between the - "Journey to Beloved" (Hypecs for summer di"saster films suggest bases. "Reilections of the Game: rion , $40 hardcover) hy Oprah Winpeople are fascinated by what's · Lives in Base ball" (Willow Creek frey , with photographs by Ken awful and awe-inspiring. "Devasta- Press, $29.50) is an affectionate l;,ok Regan, is the star's diary 9f events tion! The World's Worst Natural at the sport through the lens of during the filming of "Beloved," the Disasters" (DK Publishing, $24.95 Ronald C: Madra of Sports lllustrat- Toni Morrison story. hardcover) , by Lesley Newson, lets ed. · - Propably no one knows how the reader leisurely contemplate - New York has a special place many Diana books have or will be iloods. earthquakes, volcano erup- in the hearts of sports fans. as M~yor • published, but qne worth looking at tions, tornadoes, pestilence and dis- Guiliani might tell you . In "East is "Diana: Portrait of a Princess" ease. Side, West Side: Tales of !'lew York (Simon & Schuster, $35 hardcover), --'-" Chasing ·Rickshaws " (Lone- Sporting Life " (Total Sports, $34.95 by Jayne Fincher. Fincher, the only ly Planet, $34.95 hardcover), by hardcover), Lawrence S. Ritter woman accredited as a royal photogTony Wheeler with photographs by remembers not onl'y Ebbetts Field rapher, includes many pictures you . Richard I' An~on, offers a look at and the· original Yankee Stadium but haven't seen over and over and " that still-favored mode of Asian places like the Bronx Yelodome and which reilecl her close access lo the transportation. This is the travel Olympic Field in Harlem - and late princess . · publisher's first large fonnat gift ' tHose who made them important, book. like Smokey Joe Williams of th e old ' It 's not that women wouldn'tlike the gifts we've listed below. Many '\'Ould. But guys - fathers , uncles, JJ:rothcrs, etc. - can be so hard to buy for. After all. there are only so r{lany nanne) shirts and pairS Of ~ark gloves that a man can receive gingerbread on cardboard or cakeboard • items you can purchase in a cake supply shop- so thai moisture won't prompt a struct~Jrc to sag. She says mexperienced bakers can buy kits to hasten the process and glean tips and paucrns on gingerbread building from books. " Gingerbread Houses," by Christa Currie (Main Street publications, $12.95) offers a basic pattern for beginning bakers. Currie 'enthuses that "there's no waste" with gingerbreading. "You can eat leftovers or even your miStakes.·· Currie advises builders to take care to make sure all connecting sides are the same height or the roof may fall off. Currie delights in architectural details. She notes that five 'pretzel sticks snugg led next to one another form a cozy door. Shredded wheat biscuits mak~ a rustic looking thatched ronf. Lollipops can serve a; whimsical trees. · -, · For some bakers, the incentive io con~truct houses may· pay off. 'A real estate friend of Currie's made a . -· . It"s The Daily Sentinel Negro League and heavyweight champion Max Baer. - You won't find any gossipy tidbits here. but in some ways it's a more humanly revealing picture of the former FU'st Lady. "Cooking for Madam : Recipes and Reminiscences from .l~e Home of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis" (Scribner, $30 hardcover), by former nanny and cook Marta Sgubin·, offers charming vignellcs about family celebrations along with favorite recipes. You'll find her snapshots of Mrs. Onassis taking a big blow at a lighted birthday c~ke or surrounded by her grandchildren, - "The World of Jewi sh Entertaining " (Simon & Schuster, $30 hardcover), by Gil Marks, is a collcc tion of recipes for Jewish holi- The Daily Sentinel • Page 11 Classic toys for children mean an old fashion Christmas for aU ID tion and Visitors Bureau toll free a (800) 243-4667, or visit our web site at http://www.toledocvb.com. rate he• daughter's dining room !.able. "I will have to stan OIJt ~small," she says. "It will have to be a simple house." Some gingerbread homes, of course. are absolutely palatial. Experienced gingerbreaders build cookie mansions. Lang has viewed a gingery Cin.. derella's castle, Philadelphia's lndependence Hall and Grace land. "Your imagination can just go wild." site says. " We . try to stick ·, with all things that are edible." Sweets, of course, are often the building blocks of a yummy abode. Avid gingerbreaders can paper roofs with Necco wafer. Fruit rollups make handy curtains. Fruit jellies can be trimmed to form rugs or doormats. Rice paper, painted with food colors, will work for . stained glotss windows. Ground almonds can mimic a sandy seashore. It"s tbe ''auention to detail s," says Lang, that mai<e a house a home. Lang recommends constructing • • Conven~ R-ilchels , Ruths, Rebeccas, or Han- uncommon women recorded in fhe .. i Our special page(s) "For Children Only" Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio !-t's gingerbread that makes a Christmas ho·use a home: can take care of all holiday shopping needs B,- The Associated Press I p••:: lf(_.,.41'~A 11\41'~41 I!\ A l!\•ttt4PIIt_~ PICTURE YOUR CHILD J AMONGTHE... del's Messiah, performed by Holi day Season in Toledo- add two The Toledo Symphony, comes alive at The Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle, December 4-5. Toledo offers a variety . of shop- , ping alternatives during the holiday season. Make your holiday shopping enjoyable and unique by shopping at Franklin Park Mall"s 130 plus stores and at Heralding the Holidays at the Toledo Botanical Garden. Santa ~edr-.day, November 25, 1998 Wednesday, November 25, 1~ ' · .' . b.~~~~~~i~dlaiiritl:~~~~ 24 PKCUBE Limit 1 please s. • 99 298 SECOND STREET POMEROY, OHIO PRICES EFFECTIYE NOV 27, 28TH, 1998 ONLY �' :Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Wednesday, November 25, 1998 Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel• Page 13 \Thanksgiving dessert: Chocolate Harvest Nut Pi~ ~- By Tbe Allodated P..., Chocol.e Harvest Nut Pie can make a rich finish to a Thanksgiving feast. It can be served alone at a small dinner or offered with other dcssen choices for a larger spn:ad. The pie has a chocolate tilling that marries well with the crunchy textur<O of pecans, walnuts and ' almonds. Once the pie has baked, cool it completely. Gamish each serving with whipped topping and, if you wish, with additional assorted nuts. Chocolate Harvest Nut Pie • 112 cup packed light brown sugar 1/J cup cocoa powder • 01':· 114 teaspoon salt I cup light com syrup J eggs J tablespoons buller or margarine, melted I 112 teaspoons vanilla e~tract 112 cup coarsely chopped pecans 112 cup coarsely chopped walnuts 114 cup slivered almonds Unbaked 9-inch p1e crust Whipped toppin g (optional) Heat oven to 350 F. Stir together brown sugar, cocoa and salt. Add com syrup. eggs. butter and vanilla; stir until well blended. Stir in pecans, walnuts and almonds. Pour into unbaked pie crust. To prevent browmng. cover edge of crust w!th foil. . .; Bake JO mmutes. Remove Ill~. Bake additional 25 to JO mmutes or until puffed across top. Remove frorJI oven to w1re rack. Cool compktely.; Garnish w1th whipped toppmg, ~f desired. Cover and stor<O leftover P~ m refngerator. Makes 8 servmgs. . . NutntJonal facts per servmg (~ shce): 540 c.al., 26 g fat, 90 mg chol., 280 mg sodium, 67 g carbo., 9 g pnj. ' Recipe from; Hershey's Cocoa.' : . Custom Homes MBJ You can do perfection &t home. if you follow the rule s," says " The Pie and Pastry Bible," author Rose Beranbaum . That means no shortcut s. " It's the little refinements that make the difference ·between OK and aV(esome . ·• A pie starts with a good crust . " A crust should be so g'ood you could eat it without filling, " Beranbaum says. "It should be so wonderful you shouldn 't wonder if you should ~at it or not. You should know it's worth the calories." This · crust, which took more than 50 tries to perfect, is made better by the addition of cream cheese. "I consider this the most important" recipe in the whole book," says Beranbaum. "The cream cheese makes i·t like a cookie ." / / ·- Chocolate Harvest Nut Pie -~ I i,:'"~;.'(lwiA shell .. -=~;,::,,_,,;;,_ ·,:(::;,: -,~ By SHAWN SELL USA TODAY There are days when l wish l , were someone else . Betty Crocker, ·. for instance. I constantly refer to of a time.• •· • ···· Have n't decided yet if J'm "going to cred it her. Obviously thi s is a problem. But like many dy sfunction s, it can be traced to a-traumatic experience. ' It all started with a blizzard . My ;oJ' Betty 's cookbook. and I can just ~ tell from reading th e recipes,' BC significant other was off on a busi.•· bakes a mean pic . .ness trip, and I was literally : But Betty 's solid 1950s practi- snOwed in .fur day s. .cality has been supplanted by the After c l ea ni~g. scrubbing and uten sil s, mixer beaters and s 'ons. ' ·'90s affe cted answer to " homc- washing eve rything twi ce, J finally In another word s) anything at :keeping" - the ubiquttous Martha eyed the bowl of green apples sit- touches the dough. And the tie :stewart. Betty calls her pie crust ting handily next to Martha Stew- bakers say that overhandling the art's Pies and Tarts cookbook. It dough with warm hands is what ;recipe "Fl aky Cream Cheese Pie .Crust." Martha call s hers "Pate · was now or neve r. I was going to makes it trugli and not too tasty. tack le my first pie. :Srisee." That's French for Flaky I've studied recipes. consulted How I worked on that dough . expert cookbook authors and asked :Pie Crust. Did it ju st so, makin g a top crust to · l co me from a long hne of serigifted pie bakers a million queso us pie types who swear that the boot. eve n cutting out li],tle hearts , tions - even took notes while they just lik e M.arlha 's go rgeous cover worked. · Secret ingredient is lard . _Your very pic picture. And then I popped it in worth in ltlY family is measured by Never have I been tempted to how good your cru st is. My moth - the oven . The house was aromatic bake ·another pie. It was one of er; an mcredible baker. learned with the wintry aroma of baking those singular: solitary failures that from her mother and father, who apple -cinnamon pie . The .crust, undermined my baking esteem. could both turn out perfec t. flaky, brushed with a little milk (rememI've tried to prove my worth by aelicious pie crusts bubbling over bered from sitting and watching creating fanciful frosted cakes, 20'fith apples, peaches, rhuba rb. Mom for hours), turned a perfect step cookies, popovers, kugels t)lspberrie s or blueb,erries. And golden brown. even complicated breads . But. like V"tcn there's my Aunt Patsy, wh o' After it .cooled, I cut a generous a meringue shell awaiting its filliust wh1p s up multiple pies f6r fun . slice, poured a cold glass of milk ing, the victories are empty. Late at ni.ght. Oh , and I can't forget · and sat down to savor my first pie. · Until I conquer crust, I am not ttty hu sband 's parents, both of "How hard was thi s?" I asked fit to be called ca baker. Maybe I'll )Vhom made sc rumpti oUs pi C& as he out loud. And then !tasted it. just pop into the old kitchen right was growing up . Cardboard slathered with Play- now and face this. That's it 1 Carpe And then there's me. I don ' t dq Doh - that approximates the decid- diem . . pies. There, I said it . edly di sgustin g concoction. The On second thought , and as Miss 1 It has been a ierrible secret all apple filling wa? grca\. but it didn't· Scarlett - who never soiled those these years . -I've beeri so desperate co unt. pretty little hands with anything as I've even passed off family -made That's when I learn ed you can't common .as dough - one~ said, pies as my own. In fact, l have a be considered a good haker. until "Tomorrow is another day." breathtaking double-crust apple pie yo u've mastered pic crust. ·Skill is sitting '" the freezer, compliments perhaps too tame a word . Art is Ad of my mother-in -Jaw, and I intend perhaps more appropriate. to serve iJ up for Thanksgiving. Over the years, !learned that all , WANT ADS PACK ABIG PUNCH! In Memory CHRISTMAS SALE . ·C .o N c vane ·Makes a 9-inch pie shell Cut. butter .into three-fourths inch c'ubes. Wrap in plastic and freeze until frozen solid . .. Place flour, salt and baking powder in reclosable gallon-size freezer bag and freeze for at least 30 minutes. Put flour mixture in food processor with · metal . blade and process a few seconds. , "Cut the · cream cheese .into four pieces and add to flour. Process (about 20 seconds) until crumbly," says Beranbaum. "The cream cheese has some fat. It's like waterproofing; It coats the flour and keeps any liqui~ from absorbmg ." · ' Add frozen butter and pulse Walk-ins welcome. .. • MASONRY • BOBCAT SERVICES . r~ J 614-992-7643 (No Sunday Calls) In Memory News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline News Hotline *Pomeroy "'Lebanon •Wilmington *Sardinia '" '"'Gallipolis / "'Dayton *Hillsboro *Springfield •circleville Remembering ' JAMES C. '; NOT RESPONSIBLE' FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOST ITEMS. In Loving MeTTWnj ' jesus {ooi(Jrf arounrf Jieaven .and.sailf one riay, 'Two more 6eaut1juf 6fossoms, I need for my 6ouquet . Jie'spoi(J to tfie Jltngefs, {oo(anrf see, Jltni{ 6ring Cfiri.s and .Mysia fiome to me. 'Two 6eautiju{ fives tfiat wi{{ ·6e missel, I 'm sure) 'But I 6ring tliem to a new {ani, tfiat is so pure. 'Eternity t!iey'{{ sure spent, fiere Witfi me, Somday again, tlieir famifies t!iey wif{ see. · Christopher Corey Alysia Michelle Hendricks Jenkins Feb. 14, 19n·Nov. 25, 1995 Apr. s, 197B·Nov. 25, 1995 Sadly missed by friends & families. Roses are red Violets are blue Guess who ' turned60 Bet you can't guess who! Happy Birthday Dad In Memory In Memory lri Loving Memory of ROY ALLEN SAYRE Aug. 20, 19 • · .Nov. 2P, 1992 Jn Memory Of CHARLES WISE Nov. 25, 1998 It has been six years since you left us. We think of' you ellery day. And we know God Is taking care of you until we can all be togethl!r again. Sadly MJaaad and Loved, Wile, Emllean Daughters; Brenda&. Sonny Randolph, · Sandra (Sis) Davia Son: David (Pete) & Roma Sayre Grandchildren: . Brian, Jimmy, Kim,, Kalla & Krist! . ' on his birthday Nov. 26, 1921·Mar. 13,1992 With Love, Wife, VIrginia; Children, Kay, Joe, Proffitt Lime, '' Umeatone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985·4422 Cheater; Ohio ' . .. ~ 1®51181ttn .. ·---·- Air Conditioners .De L~w As 128 a momh · • , ·:. *f;ree 5 Parts Warral')tY. · *Free Digital Thermostat · . *Free Estimates . Gobfde up •9.99 It seems !.Ike a lifetime Since you went away A picture In my mind O.f you will always stay. the ·sAVIHGSI 8:00AM 14K Christmas Tree Charms I never dreimed It would end On that day so aoon I find It hard still to sit In these lonely rooms. 11:00 AM . 7" IOK Charm Bracelet •12.00 You were my Husband A wonderful Dad A Grandpa, a Friend You left us all sad. 9:00AM IOK Cartoon Ch~rader Charms Deep In our heart Your memory will remain One day I will see you To ease all my pain . Sadly Missed •1s.oo $29.00 .Viamoncfs • N • ~ora On the Corner of 6th & Main I Pt. Pleasant; WV Across from the Mason Cty. Courthouse FREE PARKING (~'!).~~~;.~~.~ FREE LAYAWAY 12:00·Ciose Gifts from $25 & Up Stop in &see . our Gift Section FREE GIFT WRAPPING New & Used Tires Computer Balancing &Mounting Grove Rd Pomeroy, OH Ph. 740·992-7285 (Sat., Sun. eves.) 614-992~3470 ' Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 would like to thank everyone that donated for the Poppy Drive ' including all thE;l businesses. GOODTIMES Will Be Open at 4 PM Thanksgiving Day Also presents BLITZ KREIG on Fri. & Sat. Nov. 27 & 28 OPEN SATURDAY, NOV. 985-3929 OR 985-9996 · ~ · .' ' . Pomeroy Eagles. Club Bingo On Thursdays AT6:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy, ' OH Paying $80.00 per game $300,00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progressive top line. Lie. # 00·5~1 118/tln . (614) 992-3838 New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, Plumbing ' ' : 27 ' 7/22Mn DEER PROCESSING Residential & · Commercial Skinned • Cut Wrapped f•" too "'' or •Live •Grave Blankets $5 to $25 too •mall" Maplewood Lake Free Estimates (740) 367-0412 (740) 992·4232 Racine, Ohio 949-2734 1112011 mo. to You Kill 'em We ChiU 'em 11 !19/98 1 Cut 11/2411 mo.., BANKRUPTCY can relieve a de~tor of , . financial obligations and arrange· a fair distri@ulion of asseis. Debtors in bankruptcy may keep "exempt" property for hi~ or her personal use. This may include a. cat, a house, clothes, and household goods. Athens, Ohio .~l"alflCJ;elft9 Moonlite .. ·' _ :.;. . .. _____ , __ ·-· ' CARPET I ' ' ' ' •Room Addltlone •New Garages ' Professional •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing Floor Installation • •Interior & Exterior FREE ESTIMATES Painting · 740-698-9114 Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) or \1.C. YOUNG Ill ' 992·6215 '740·698·7231 ' 1111181 tfn 1 Pomeroy, Ohio . .. . 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Don't spend a penny on Christmas gifts until after you have shopped at this sale. , AUCTIONEER:FINIS "IKE" ISAAC · ~hone 740 388·9370 and 388·8880 388-8741 and 388·9166 LICENSED AND BONDED OHIO #3728 TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED CHECK IR •Middletown •washington CH •west Union •Jamestown 992-2156 CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing , Siding Commercial & Residential 27 yrs. exp. Ucensed & Insured Phone 740·992·3987 ~ 11n.. Free Estimates ,., iii..t!i Owner: John Dean til!~ 0 N R y 211.._ ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE . Saturdu, November 28, ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' GuaraJJ,t.eed No Busy Signals! l-888-657 ·0977 Middleport, Ohio · Food to be served by the LUNCH LINE · of Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 740-992-6670 or 740-992-5827 740941-1701 · R•.L. HOLLON tRUCKING ' .'BENNETT'S :HEATING &.COOLING . ' , Pick up discarded 'appliances, batteries, ' '· many metale & I . motor blocke. 740-992-4025 8 em.a m I ' At the OLD AMERICAN lEGION BUILDING M A !F==:FR::I:E=I==;--=:=-::::'::'":::::: ' •Lawn Care ·Mulching •Retaining Wall & Brick Patio Construction Degree ·Certlfled Landscape Specialist from·osU-ATI Jeremy L Roueh 742·3051 OPEN NOV. 28-27, 11 TO 9:00 BUILDERS, INC. .. . ' •Maintenance •Planting. •Design ·Lawn Care ~=;;::::::==============:: Cr~~~~~ Ctfr.r~1i!!iFar!!i~ . . --- .l $150 for 12 months Web TV or Com pulers all at local cal l! UNLIMITED Pbrsonal Access, Personal E-Mail Account & 10 meg of Personal Web Space! Regul ar rate is $I6.95 per mo. Auction Every . Saturday.at 6:00 p.m. 11 / 1~~ Garag~s • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL ' FREE ESTIMATES Dragon Internet Full Unlimited Access as low as $12.50 per Mo. 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie ~ wv Road ROUSH LANDSCAPING Rt. 124, Rutland, Ohio . · · New Homes • VInyl Siding New .~ 2310 BOB SNOWDEN'S LOT s RESIDENTJAU///11///ICOMMERCJAL ~ISSELL Will be open on Friday, Nov. 27th for your: . health care needs. : • BACKHOE SERVICES Brian Morrilon I Rocin.fl, Ohio (740) 985-3948 ' can 992-3632 for an appoinlment. • CONCRETE E Veterans Memorial Hospital Medlca.l Cllni~ ,.1'\: PIB CONTRACTORS, INC. FREE ESTJMATES ....... ~. FULLY INSURED • ..... lt - tt ' Wreaths- Swags Roping& · Grave Blankets $10 & Up ' • T • ADO 1.5 GtG HD 75.1111 ADOI.3!)tGHD 111.00 ADOSconntr •.1111 CHRISTMAS TREES • Installation Great Deals On New Furnaces Starting As Low As $900.00, Installed Call Don today at 1·740·742·2842 RSES and EPA Certified .. Specializing in family Practice and Internal Medicine. Family Nurse Practitioner available.; Joe Wll.on (614 992-42n • Sales • Service ~ Flaky Cream Cheese Pie Crust the ingredients need to be very, 6 tablespoons unsalted butter very cold. Some cooks insist that I cup bleached all-purpose freezing everything for about an flour hour before starting to mix the . one-teaspoon salt dough is one of the ll!Ost effective one-eighth teaspoon baking things to do. , . ~'Th,';,..JP:;:o~w;';';d~ Depending on what you :~, IS one- urth cup cold cream would include the metal lade .of che · ,....-·_ bowls, the 'food processor, a 740·992·1135 for a Price Quote! ADO Ir -104.00 'Ill - '-/ ADOts· 04.00 • "./'. ADO :!II CPU 54.110 • "Done right the first time" "Priced right all the time" R E 00 ---,.; Uptradt lhll old comput.rr for 1bo111 112 tilt cost of new! We nm 1 FMI! line ofArmsmifl. DOll'S HEATING & COOLING ' till none of the butter is larger pulled . . . . .. than a pea. "Too small and you Keep touchmg to a m1mmum , loose flakin ess," Beranbaum , and make sure the dough stays ,, · chilled. ''The mtnute the pastry 1 d · says. . h b Add ·water and vinegar. PulSe gets warm , t e . utter me ts an .11 until most of the butter is reduced star~s to get '" ~~~ flour, and to pea size. The mixture wilt be in that s n for flaky, Beranbaulit particles and wilt not hold togeth - says . . . ' er. Spoon into plastic bag. . Wrap dough In plastic wrav,. Holding both· end s of the bag natten it into a disc. and refnge~­ opening with your fingers , knead ate for at least.45 mmutes , preferthe mixture by alternately press- • ably overnight : . ing it ,. from the oUiside of the bag, Roll '?nto a cloth-covered pa~­ with the knuckle s and hee ls· of try board , usmg a sleeve-covered your hands until the mixture rolling pin. Fit into a pan . Fill ana holds together in one piece and bake. ' ' feels slightly s tr etchy when , "Your Computer Christmas Sporiai266-CPU 3~ nm 14" mon Win 98 Color Prlnttrl $899.00 "Build Your Dr•am" .. 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 The secret's in the cheese and the chill USA TODAY Remodeling • ------.....· """'"' \:.......... �• Page 14 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 25, 1991 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • NEA Crossword Puzzle PHJU.IP ALDER 1 Scald 005 110 GETANSW£111 CALL AIIERICA'SI1 PSY· --~ .....,.,.,..,. .... t Start Dating Tomghll Have tun playing tho 01*> Da""!' Game, I · 800-AOMANCE .....,..., 9015 30 Announcement• 740-592·18ol2 l'l1il4ll Have I Opening For 2" Hour In Home Care Of Elder1}' Of Handt~ . 7.&().44t-1536 Ae.quJrements Age 23 CJau A 9;00-5 30 COL And Good Drilling Record Hoe Work. Local Cadmus Area Pleate Call Toll Free 1:ass-790· 0006 1 1/2 Year ()lei Male Dog, Mother Full Cocker S!'anlel Father Lab. Intelligent, Needs Loving Home! ca.hitrt- full and part rime, hiring ·for all st'llfts Fall growing rnendly armosphere Sena ra1umes c/o The OaJiy Sentinel, P 0 Bo• 729 -ov Ohio 45769 740-448-3769 75 1/2 Lab,112 Sheppard has all lhOtl hal been spayed 11 months need1 country home 30U7S.2906 • Computer Users Needed Work 2 Malt Puppfel Part Rottwe1ler Part Chow Born Oct · 14,1998 Ca!I740-25CH601 6 Acsorable PuppltS To Giveaway To A Good Home Only! Molhtr Fun·SIOOded Aed Mlnature Chow 8 Weeks Old Malte Pertect Christmas Present! 740-441· 1078 0( 8· Track Tapes as they are 3041182 2024 Blue eyed, t iber1an mixed pup plto, 8 w1<1 old 304-773-5972 Chickens. must take all 740 742· 30 1t arter 5pm Free 4 KIHens, To GOOd Home 3 MonthJ Old Adult Femare Fixed Car 740-256-6419 Mornings Or All Day Sunday Free Upright Plano, Needs TunIng Must Movel740-388-8855 Outside cals, one male tl\le females good hunters mix breed smatt male dog 740·992·7880 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity AU. Yard S.let Mutt Be Paid In Actvtnce DfAQL!NE 2 00 p.m. tho dly boloro tltl od It to nm SUndly tdttlon • 2 00 p m F~dly Monclo)' td1110ft • 10 00 a.m. Blturdly lnslde' Sale Friday And Saturday 11127 &28, I 998 9 OO~M-4 30PM AI 333 Th1rd A11e New N.ame Brand Jeans Swtatshlrta, Porce' lain Dolls To~s J C Penney Comforters, Watches Jewelery Lot• 01 Nice Things For Chrlet· mas Gltll Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Yerd S1l1e Mutt 81 P1ld In Adv1nc1 Dtldflne· 1•00pm lhe dey before tht td 11 to run 1 Sundey Monday edlllon· a 1 OOpm Frldoy. Crall sale ancl porch sale 4 laml ly, toam·5pm November 27 28, 299 Third Street, Racine 80 Auction and Flea Market Alck Pearson Auction Company lull lime auctioneer, complete aucllon sar"Yice Licensed 166,0hlo & West VIrginia 304 773 5765 Or 304 773-5447 Wedemeyer s Auction Service GallipoliS Ohio 740 379 2720 90 Wantad to Buy Absolute Top Dollar All U S Sll· var And Golel Coins Proolsets Diamonds Antique Jewelry Gold Rings Pre 1930 US Currency Starling Etc Acqu isitions Jewelry M T S Coin Shop 151 Second Awnue C3atllpolls 740 446 2842 Accessories and clothing !rom 1680 s lhrough t950 s call 740742 7243 A,tlques top prices paid Al\ler'ne Antiq ues Pomeroy Ohio Russ Moore owner 740 992· 2!26 AntiQues & cl ean usee turnl1ure will buy one piece or complete household Osby Martm 740 Own Hro 52f!K 575K f'l• I 800 Cancers Needecl IO·Oays Xmas CaJh SouthFork Show Bar. Rt 2 North PI Pleaunt, wv 1304)675·5955 A11or 6 30 PM Wtd -Sat (7 .. 0)992-6387 Alter noon 7 Oays answer Oata Enlry C!Herk For Busy Non Profit Agency High School Oipto ma & Minimum Ot I 'r'ear Experl ence Proficient In Data Entry &. ComJ!uter Skills, Knowledge In Windows & E11cel A Plus Send Resume By December 11 1998 To Facti, 1770 Jackson Pike BlowtN, OH 45614 EOE, MIFIH Employtr Jn Jackson County WV looking to hire 30 prottuctlon workers Day and night shift available Must be JTPA l!lllglble call304-342-6100 Nk br Lellie E.11perlenced Commercial RelriQ erallon Tech For Gallipolis, Char Iuton Huntington Area Two Yeart Minimum Experience Ex· cenent Pay Benellts Comp•ny Vehicle 304 722-2247 304-722· 1810 Ask For Frank Group Salu Manager Theme Park SplashDown Ohio s Newest Water Park Is Seeking A Vear Round Group Sales Manager Must Have An Enthusiastic Per· sonallty, Enjoy Working HAAD In A Fill Paced And Youthlul At· mOSI'htrl!l Minimum 01 5 Years Sales Experience 3 Years Management Experience Excellent Computer Wrlllen Budget Planning Phone Presentallon, And Customer Serv1ce Skills Amuse ment, Hotel Or Recreational Background Preferred FI\X Your Ruume To 7.40·38-4·1361 TO· DAY I Housekeeping /Laundry Super v11or Arbors At Gallipolis Is Seeking A Qualified E~eperlenced Working Supervisor To Lend 01rec:tlon Ad Guidance To Our Housekeeping And Laundry Ce partments The Candidate Cho· san Will Have A Proven Track Record In Enviro~mental Com!" pllance lasues WUh The Ability To Train Monitor And Support Staff 11 You Are Qualified Send Resume Or Apply In Person To David Lucid Admlnlstntlor Ar bora AI Gallipolis 170 Pinecrest Drive Galllpolll Ohio Local Manufaetured Housing Oealershlp Has Immediate Openlng For Full Time 0Hic 8 Position Experience Preferred E~~:cellent Opportun ity Call For Interview 1 French City Homes. 1nc Gall/po lis Ohio 740-448 9340 Position Openlnge - Resident Asslslanls For Carr Street Apart menta Jackson Ohio Shift Work High School Graduate /Equl\lal ent Valid Orlver s license First Aid And CPR Aequlred Reslden tlal E~~:pert&nce With Emotionally Disturbed Adults Prelerred SB 87 Par Hour Send Resumes To Manager Of Human R11ourc11, Woodland Center 3066 State Ao· ute 180 Gallipolis Ohio 45631 Seeking responsible compas slonale person to live In with el cJerly gentleman Light houseKeeping cooklf'W personal care required Room lnd board mod· est salary provided ret required, need to begin lmmed 304·895· 3942 Smal l Engine Mt.char.lc/ Parts Manager starting wage depends on pxperlence, benellts a\lallable Send resume to Baum Lumber Box 87 Chester Ohio or apply In per5on 740.965·3301 992 6576 SURVEYING POSITIONS Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks 1990 Models Or Newer Sm1lh Buick Pontiac 1900 Eastern Avenue Ga111p011s J & D Auto Pans Buying wrecked or salvaged venlcles 304-773·5033 The slaff of Ohio Valley Publishin8 wishes 'you a Iiappy Iioliday! Part Umt position& available tor local work wllh lltld survey crew No experience necessary Ap· pllcants must be able to work out doors carry aur\ley equipment do brus~ cutting, cli mb field ob steeles, drive sur vey vehicle & perform survey duties as neces sary Sand resumes to E P Fer· ris & Associates, Inc , 766 NW Blvd Columbus OH 43212 or call Kay at 614·486·688e Wanted Project Manager And 'Est1ma10r For Building Contractor In Soulheaste rn Ohio Baneflls And Salary Package Commansu rale W1th Experience And Edu ca tion A Knowledge 01 Excel Tlmb&lllna Or Primavera Com· puler Programs Will Be Helpful SEnd Resume To PROJECT MANAGER, P 0 BOX 288, NEL· SONVILLE, OHIO, 457U Eoual Opportunity Employer 140 Af' Bu1lne" Training Galltpolls Career College Spring Valley Plaza 740-U6· .. 367 1 800 214·0452 Aecredlled Mem ber ACICS Reo 190 05.t214B 180 Wanted To Do 'Pat Spencer· Is Back To Wall paper And Pa int ing Full Time Again 7.40 441 -1033 740 36705111 Lea\18 Massage 24 hOur babysltllng In my home rei available res ponsible adult, res prr.e s w/TLC 304 674·0089 - (740) 379 2978 Prolellional cttanlflg reason: able ratet, home or olflct 304· Ea Near Carpen.. r, Oyesvllle, Vtry Remote 11 + Ac'res w- W1U Wor~t, For l-4 00 /Hour, Wilt Trath, Junk, Etc Anything! 740-367-0140 210 Bualne.. Opportunity recommends that you do bUll· ne11 w1th people you know, and NOT to tend money through the mall until you have Investigated lheoHerlng t-t<Jil.691-67n S999 Down on any 98 model O,ublewlde m alOe:* ~ree DeUv "'Y Cal! I - I -6711 Abandoned Home Talf.e Over P.,menll, Or Make Ol1e1 I B00- 38Ue62 '""70 Shultz. lg kit liVIng room WI fi.. place, 2 br balh w I gardo• IIA>. 2 .. cond ;J04-67s-8113 446-7525 1979 Fairmont 14Ft )Iii 60Fr Can Be Seen At k&k Pt Pleasant Cal740-446-4310 Awl 1987 Clayton14FIX70ft 3 Becl· room•. 2 Baths, Central Air Gat Hear. Price Reduced! 740·388· 8475 l 1988 Clayton 14x70 3t;u 2 ba witl'l heal pump will deliver to Professional cally 511,900 304-67!1-3000 Service-s Hair Wrapping bemg done Ce· cember S. tO ooa m -5 OOp m Sign up at tl'1e Grart Mall' GaJUpo Ill (740) 441.0125 Jots TV \ICA /Service House calls Free Estimates 304·873· 1724 Llvlngaton 1 Battment Wiler· Proaflng, all basement repairs done free utlmates, lifetime guarantee 12yrs on job experl ence «y Coli 1988 Holley Park u.1c18 3 bed rooms 2 Full baths New carpet New underpinning Appliances Front & Back declc Excellent cond1llon Call 30"·675·2359 For !NOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO 230 UOO Down on any 1.41170 in 1970 Buddy Mob1le Home (7"0) 7T3-6159 FINANCIAL 349 7186 E11t 1173 www amp inc com baugh Ad 5 Aete LotJ 11•.000 ttodl:, limited numbef, tree delw· 7<Q-892~7e Georges Portabte Sawmill. don't haul Y<XK lOgo ID tho .,... )ulf call 304-675--1957 Quality clothing and houuhold itema $1 00 bao sate every Thurldiily Monday thru Saturday Giveaway Below Hew High School, t<.e· Wtnng, brtaker bOd I, IIQht' IIX· ture, healing sysremt, and Re· mOdeling 304-67~12tl !Orauon also custom ordeti ONo Valle~ Aellmshmg Sh1op, Larry 'HOME WMI<endl •RLn OH To TN SOUTH And 80tlfHWEST ·~K, GREAT REHEATS 'UIO Modo! Frllfglll110r CONVENTIONALS 9 West Srmton Alhttls ~ Furnllure repair tefinlltl and res- lnsu'ai'U, Denlallnsutai"'CCt Now To Yoo Thrift " ' - And 7-1-1-112 Meigs Co · Wt'v• Gol Tht Counry Covered! Just Oft SA 1 Electric malnltnanct nrvlct . Stwley 11 ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEEDED ARE YOUR READY FOR WINTER DIUVIHG7 'Growing LOCAL FAMILY Owned c:o.r...,., 'PERSONALIZED Oiloald> 'PAlO"- Healll1 & Ute Cllicl 250291 """ $3 99 III+ Serv u 619 64!5 843.' 40 BIIUHEIILNID School D161rlc1. Befort ' After HelpWanted A.VON J All Areas Spears, 3Q4..e76-1429 CH1CS 1.goo. 7oOO-e500 Ext. 3596. Babya1tl1ng In My Home, Green School. Or Ptt Schoolert. 740 ASKQUESTIONI, Dafgt ... Pmrlouo- 13 Frlelid Ill J«ry ... -lly Plrly encla.orge ~ 14 Signify 51 C 'I ..,, EMPLOYI,,EtrT SERVICES Personal• ··-1 -.,.... __ CWUI 7 . . . . ., light 41 .... 111 12 AtJNOUIKEIAENTS -to 42 Dr. llfoiiiWI 44 Ac"- ACROSS 30W~3181. 1988 Clayton 14x70 3br 2 ba wltf1 heat pump will deliver fo- cally Sl! 900 304-675-3000 1990 Clayton 2 BiM!room1 1 Bath Very NICe, AIC New Carpet All Electric St2,500 Immediate PotMSsiOnl 740-44t-D221 Make reasonaDtt otfer· 1990 Spruce Ridge t-4•70 mobile home, \/try OOOd con<JIIIon 2 bedrooms 1 & 1/2 baths waahtr &. dryer, stove refrigerator, central air, 8x8 outside building, Immediate poe .... ion 740-99:2·8582 Llvlnglton'e aa.. menl Wtter· Proofing all basement repairs done, lree estimates lifetime guarantee 12yra on job e~~:perl· ence 30AI..SH-3887 1992 16Ft X 70FT, 2 Bdrms, 2 Baths, All E!tclrlc Appliances Porches, Carport, $20.300 00 Tobacco Hauling to all markets Call (740) 2.58 1456 Leave Mes- 1999 close out sate save big SSS 2 3 4 bedroom homes Tr/ State Homes, ST ALBANS WV •"11• 740 256 6336 call1·800.948 5678 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1 888-M2·3345 t-p•.,.••lillllliiiilliiiiii 2 Bedroom Mobile Home, AC, New Furnace & Water Heater, Storm Windows, Refrigerator & Stove, Good Condition! S2 800, 740·367-7580. 740-367-7871 Ooublt Wldt New $999-0own $237-per mo Free delivery & let· up 1 800 691 67n All real estate ad\lertlslng 'n this nowspaj)Br Is subject 1 the Federal Fair Housing Act oi196S which makes it Illegal to advertise any preference limitation or discrimination based on race color religion sex familial status or national orlg1n or any Intention to make any sUch preference llm1tatlon or discrimination DOWN PAYMENT BLUES? OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV WILL MATCH YOUR DOWN PAYMENT CALL FOR DETAILS SPECIAL FINANCINQ AVAILABLE 304·76S.6885 Limited Offer ° Th1s newspaper will not knowingly accePt ad\lertlsemenls lor real estale WhiCh iS In VIOlatiOn Of Ihe law Our readers ate hereby lnformetlthat all dwellings advertised In this newspaper are ava!laDie on an equal l•••o•p•po•n•u•noil!y•b"a•so•s••tl~l Reposessed /Must Sell 2 Brand New R30 Prelnsulated Prefab Homes Highest Qual ity Easy Const~IJCIIon Never Erected One Is 4 Bedrooms 1-800-874 6032 SacrlllceJ 3 ·4 Bedroom Ranch Style Home. $67 000 740-446-4173 3 bedroom country kitchen II\/· lngffamlly 2 baths detached ga· rage on 1 1/2 acres country set tlng Chesler area $46 000 740 985·351 1 55 Burdette Addl llon 2 br full basement double lot with ga rage $57 500 00 304·428·5887 6yr 2 3 bedrooms loft, tongue/ groo\le pellet stove HP/CA ap· pllances garage spa acre Bula· ville Pike 740 367-0266 By owner 725 Page Straaf Middleport house & 3 lots musi see to appreciate will sell house wlih· out lola for $89 000 740 992 2704 740·992 0896 House For Salt Mercerville Road Close To 11 000 Acres 01 Opened Hunting Land, 740 446· 2580 Large tamlly home lor sale on ten lovely acres lour bedrooms 1wo alld ont half balha 1wo nreplaces formal 11\/lng room and lam ny room tour car ga rage and two storage buildings two apartments which are co mpletely furnished please call740 992 2292 Modern 3 bedroom t'louse 2 baths country kllchen large 2 car garage on 112 sere lot Tuppers Plains Oh sewer already hooked up $75 000 740 985 ·351 1 or 740 667 3304 REO BRICK RANCH Style House Excellent co,dlllon Parllally Finished Basement 2 Car Garage Serious Inquiries Onlyll Call For Frte Mapa ... Owner Fl· anc:lng Info Take 10% Oft Listed i>riceo On Purd .....! c... 360 Real Eatate Wanted New 16x80 $500-Down $245·per mo Free air skirt 1 800·69 1. New 1996 14x70 three bedroom Includes 6 months FAEE Jot rent Includes skirting, deluxe slaps and setup Only $187 08 per month with St0/5 down Call t 800·837·3238 New bank repos only 2 left nev er lived In call 1·800·948 5li7S SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE NEW & USED REPO'S CREDIT HOTLINE 304-766-71GI Used single wide around $100 00 per month call 1 800-946 5678 We Finance Land & Home With As LJINe As $500 Oown t 606 928·3426 4 Bedrooms 2 Balhs $229/Mo ( , ·800·383·6862 Buslneas and Buildings 65k65 Building 4" Styrofoam Pressed Panels Metal On Both Sides Footer With 4" Concrete Floor Total Erecled & Painted 2 Sliding Doors $70 000 740· 4462971 Business building lor rent on T In Middleport 12 month lease $400 month 740 992 6250 Commercia l O!llc;e or Retail 87 Mill 51 Mlddleporl 1 45Q Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740 992 6250 A.cqulslllons (ne.11t dOOr) 41 0 House• for Rent 2 Bedroom houH with aHached garaoe $350 per rnonlh plus M· polfl304-675-1724 2 br $350 + dep and UIJI 30<-675 2535 vou pay 67!1-5182 Nice two bjtdroom house In Pomeroy $350 per month plus citposit, no pets will consider land contracr after one year 740·698· Three bedroom ranch kitchen w/ appliances bath, LA furnitu re curta ins 18x20 bac~ deck Out buildings clly water blac.lctop Ad Waterloo RCI Leon WV $39 900 I BOO 486 8555 owner financing {$1800 per1acre) Call lor QOOd 740 593 8545 nmn Tara Townhouse Apanmenta, Very Spaeloua. 2 SeClroomt 2 FkKwl CA 1 112 Bath Ful~ Car poled. Pa11o. No Palo LAale Plus Security Oepolil Requ~red. 740 446-3481 Furnished Room• Circle Motel Lowest Rates In Town, Newly Remodeled HBO Clnemax Showtlme & C11ney Weekly Ratti, Or Monthly Rates Construction Worktrt Welcome 740...U1 5698 740-441·5167 Mobile home site available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy, call 740·365-4Je7 Ptclcard BtU multlmtclla com· puter, P75 proctuor 80 MS ram 3 3 gb h d 14 4 lnttr modem,33 e nl modem 321 cd rom with , ... matchinG monitor and Howle« packard 540 c:olof prl$79~ 304-67s-e622 Prjmtltar S"9 Installation $100 wonh of free programing, tr1e Holiday gi11 ..... 800-263-2840 Army Original Camouflage by Sandyville Post Office Sam1 &omerv1le Frl Sun 12·5pm Other dayt alter 4 pm lnsulat•d Coveralls 53' 00 • 30" 273- 5655 -.g $1,500.00 740-36Hollll 8oatb 2730Ext.o1420 198~ M«cury Cougar, run1 good • . good oondiiiOn (7<10) - · ' 1986 Merucry Lynx Aunt 1988 Sulek Park A•• Loadoct. exctlltnt cond 12300 or beat . offer 30,...875·2714 Or 304·875: 1~17 1990 Mercury 4 Oool'l, PS, PS, .-: Cylinder, Aulomattc. Ntw Tlrtt Ulld porch& steps no rallt 1993 Ford Taurut GL good condltton runt great, new tlrtl, 15395 OBO 7ol0-992·2704 $175 00 30<-67!1-3000 Used porch& IIIPI no ra111 $175 00 304-675-3000 Want Firewood? Split Cut De· IM!red Stacked, $40 00 Per Load 1995 LeBaron Convertable G.T. Mint Condition. Orchard. WhltF Top, 28,000 Mlltl , 740·4 .. 1; ' 1443 63,000 Milos ~.•oo 6487, 740-258-6340. 420 Mobile Homes Store for rent acrou !rom the post ofllce o, Main St 740·..4S.. 121 9~ Pe1 100 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per I 00 All Bran Com· Pfesslon AttJngs In Stock 720 Truck• for Sale ' • t4x70 2 Bedrooms 1 314 Acres 2 Outbuildings Carport $200 Deposit $350/Mo, Water Included 740· ... 1.0777 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditione d, I260·S300 sewer, water and tra1h incluCSed, 740· 992-2187 2 & 3 Bedroom Stove Aefrlfltrator Water & Trash P~~;ld Refer ences Plus Deposll No Petal 740 368 6371 MERCHANDISE 510 Houaehold. Good• ·' Appl iances Reconditioned Washers, Oryert, Ranges Refri· grators, 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag 740-446· 779! GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dr~trl, refrigerators, rangu Skaggs Appliances 76 Vine Street Call 740·446·7398, 1·888 818 0128. 2 Bedroom Tralfer Total Electric 1325 00 Month $200 OQ. Dopqol! Utilities Not Included Very Nlce l 740-742-7004 740-446-0879 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Paid NO PETS BUllVIlle Pike, 740· 2 br In Gallipolis Ferry 304·675· Used Furniture Store Below HOII· dav Inn In Kanauga, Twtn Beds, Complete $115 Full Bedt Complete $135, Hulch S75, Olnette&, Dressers, Couchel 7"0 U8 4782 530 Antiques Buy or ttl! Alvtrlne Antiques 1124 E Main Slreet. on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T w 10 oo am to600pm Sunday 100to 6 00 p m 740·992 2526, Ruu 4075 Moore owner Mob ile home In the country 2 bedroom propane furnace remodeled, $325 per monlh $i50 deposH water & trash paid, 740· 540 Mlscsllansoua Merchandise 992 5264 ai!Or 4pm Beaull1ul River VIew 198 River Street. Kanagua Oeposlt1 Refer· ences No Pels 740 -441 · 0181 Foster Trailer Park Trailer for rent Suitable lor elderly coup le (740)·379·2262 j 440 Apertmenta for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur· nlshed and unfurn ished security daposH required, no pets 740 992-2218 Upt• Furnaca Heat Pumps, & Air Con dltlon'lng Free Estimates I If You Oon I Call Us. We Both Losel 740·446·6306 1·800·291 0098 I Crypt & Plate $3 500 00 Mem· ory Garden& Subject To Offer 740·3Ci7-7864 t wooCI splitter wl 5 hOrse power motor$ 350 t Winchester 12 gauge good COnd $350 fuJI ChOke 1 Remington 410 new still tn bOx Trailer For Rant 740·446· 1279 • $300 304 675 1815 2 King Size Headboa rd's For Sale Like Nawl740 448- 1320 1 Bedroom Apartment Utilities Paid Unfurnished, No Pets, Con· \lenie nt Vlatld Street, Point Pleasant $275/Mo 304·736· 3 piece living room sulle, 6 monlha old $800 Vlbraling re 5554 1 br fur n apt 1,1tll pd dep ral required 304-&a2 2566 121 Places, 64 Retired 53 Cur rant $3 000, Cash Only! 740· 245-5160 Leave Message 1 br on Main Sl PT Pleaunt BOTTLE WILL POWER! 2 Bedroom AP"rtment In Walk,{~ Distance Of Rtii Grande Camlfl' No Petsl740.2 ·5843 , •rt 2 bedroom GaUipoNs (740 f 76 Vine Str 7-7806 1, 2 bedroom l~r' apt dep + t North 4th Ave Middleport I 304 882 2688 2bcJrm apta / total electric, • pllancas furhllhed, laundry r~o facilities cldae to school In tOw Applications l't&llable at VIlla f Green Apts t49 or can 140·9 37 tt EOH 1 cllnlng chair 5250 304·882 3626 B~ANIES FOR CHRISTMAS LOSE up 10 30 Lbs THIRTY DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! 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POlLAN WOlD GAM I --~---- 0 Rearrange lett•rs of tke four Krombled word1 be· low to form four simple word1 I NEKATI - $2 600 00 304-875·2948 740 198~ Motorcycle• ... PEANUTS 250 Polaris, all naw parte, $2 000 740·98!·3839. 740 985· 9820 " .. IN HOPES THAT ST NICHOLAS SOON WOULD BE THERE " 750 Boats & Motors for Sale f9 PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS THESE SQUARES M'< FAVORITE POEM I(OU SHOUL.D WRITE ~OMETHJN6 LIKE THAT THAT'S before Christmas" can say what vou think even 1f you DON T THINKI I WEDNESDAY ' Auto Parts & Accessories :-;:;;;--::--..:.:..::..:,:.::.:;.=:..,.......· ' 1978 Camara 11·6 Parts Onlyl 740 367-0121 Budget Priced Transmlnlo!ll and Engines All Types Acceu ~ To Over 10 000 Tranam!utont ' . •• BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • ' • (Jan Unconcuuonal lifetime guarantee Local references furnished Ea· I 97~ Coli 24 Hrs (740)' 448-0870 1·800·287·0578 Rog. la~IShod &ffl Waterpmollng Appliance Parts And Str'Yice All Name Brands Over 25 Yeara Ex· perlence All Work Guaranteed, French Clt)f Maytag 740•4 .. 8· 7795 C&C General Home Main• tenence· Painting. vinyl tiding, carpentry, dOQrs wlndowa, batht, mobile home repair and more For free estimate call Chat 740 -992· 6323 Profesalonal 20yrs experience with all masonery, brick bloclc & stone Also room additions, g 1• rages, etc Free estimates 304- 113 9550 840 Electrical and Refrigeration ' Residential or commercial wiring new service or repairs Master u~ cenaed electrician Ridenour Eltclrlcal WV000308 304-675· 1788 I K1flar • Nudge • Bound· Taught · DON T THINI5 A professor told hts class that 1n a Democracy you 2045 will consider trade for 1 good pontoon boat Home Improvements 1 1 I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS $4200, 741).9411-2203 or 74o-949· 740·245·5677 IN _e__u...:~~~:..R::::~~~...:st:::fN:.::.~~~:::~:.:~~E-t_n_~_n_s...LI...,.L.I_I "Twas the month Summers not ovarl Kawasaki STS Jtl Ski IIIII under WBffanty three teater 83 horsepower, bought new July or 97, thr" matching Kawa1akl ski vetts a('!d trailer all go with It Priced to 11U, : IN 740·446·2412 Or 1 800 594·1II I 41Gobed monds (If an opponem ruffs one of these duh lnL.:ks the conlract was unmakable.) Next, rulf a dmmond to hnng down !he queen, draw !he las! trump by crossmg to dummy 's ace, and dtscard your hear! loser nn dum· my's dwmond SIX. The book ts $14 95 poslpatd from Baron Barclay Call (800) 274-2221 to order 98 Ford Ranger XLT extendtel cab $11 500 without lopplf and $t2 100 with topper 304:. . 810 Financing Aa Low AI 6 9% With John Oll!lre Credit Appr oval On Used Tractors Carmlchdl's Farm & Lawn Gall lpoll1 Ohio forona dtscardmg your two rematnmg dta- RJI! N4TF. ' SERVICES 61 0 Farm Equipment I FDUI'-posl.or, • J • 3 2 By Phillip Alder The th1rd book 10 Ron Kl mger anti A~drew Kambnes' Card Play Made Ea.<y senes IS sublllied "Trump Man· agement'' (Gollan~zl II IS only 96 pages long, bul you get more malerml lhan 10 many books lwtce the length The authors cover ihe key aspects oflhe subjecl and throw m 91 quiz questions for good measure. The d1fficu1Jy level IS mostly mlerrnedl· ate. Here IS one of the quiZ deals Peer at only lhe Nonh-Souih hands Your panner b1ds aggresstvely, pushing you mto seven spades Weslleads the hean queen. How do you plan the play. g1ven thallrumps break J.2? N<~e lhe advant.1ge of Roman Key Card Blackwood. whtch uncovers South's spade ktng, allowmg Nonh lo b1d seven South's five-hedr1 reply shows e11her two aces, or one ace and the !rump' kmg You stan wnh 12trtcks The 13th musl come from I he dtamond su1t If the d1amond queen drops 10 one round or lwo rounds. fine If nol. you w1ll need some luck Start by drawmg Jwo rounds of trumps. preferably lenvtng the uce 111 1he dummy Then. play olt dummy's lop dwrnonds btd I he queen drop 11f so. draw the m1ssmg trump anJ cl'llm If nul. cash tour club lncks, New gas tanka & body parll o 1 A Auto, Ripley, Wv 304·372· , 3933 or I ·800·273 9329 ' FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 2412 1·800·594·1111 ~ 1997 Chevrolet S-10 "3 Vortea • V-8 Balance of Factory Warranty, ~ 760 an!& (740) 441 0770 $1,500 oo Call740·694-7842 Call Ron E: ...ans 1 1·800 537 9528 51200,740-698-6129 1980 ·1890Trucks $100 ·$500 CFA Himalayan kltttnt 6 wks Witch r II 1984 Ford Ranger, automatic, 4 cylinder body good runs good, Puppt11 Vet Checkecl, 111 Shots. Wormecl, 5 Pc Bedroom $ulte, Ditch INJU\ ir----11 $600, 74C>367.0121 AKC Aoglole•ea Small Yorkle Used ~ 1982 Bronco 6 CyHnder 4 Speed 730 Vana & 4-WDa 24 USED STOCK ,.1-Jf\'( DOC':l 1-10~ ~~~( 10 l'£"' 74o-446-32.a AKC Registered mala Bo111r pup- PI' 5200 740-843-!265 old, bluol seal 576·3164 THE BORN LOSER 1969 t Ton Chevy Truclc 18Ft Flatbed Trailer Call After e PM 882 3336 304 675 6734 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Aebulllln Stock 7<10·258- 740-44(1.0231 POLE BUILDINGS Holiday baked goodies assorted candles We also malce Cedar ~hest s Blc T T Area Amish oo 304-87!1-267~ Pet• for Sale Firewood FQr Sale $35 Per Truck For Salt· Fill Dirt Will Deliver Caueltt Motors 740-448-0103 Block, brick &ewer pipes, windows llntell, etc Claude Winters, RIO Grande, OH Call 740•245· 5121 560 Autom • A/C llport Sttlplng, 521115 00 I 965 S. 10 Blazer 4 X 4 $1,495!10 Cook Ford Jubilee tractor with bush hogg & trailer good cond $3500 Firewood seasoned oak cut spill and dell.,.ered $30 '40 992 5740 or 59 t 3908 Furnished Apartment 1 Bedroom Second Avenue Up·Stalrs Galli· pohs No Pats! All uuuues Paid Aelarencas 740-446-9523 Wt buy anllquet and partia l or complete tltalel baby lttiTII, and Old FltJtawart Jean 1 Furniture & Antiques TutJday through Frl· day 11am-4pm 145 North Sec· ond, Mkldlopon Fire Wood $45 00 we dell'<lert call (7401 367 0019 or 740 256·1316 anytime Load 740 245-9337 Furnished 4 Rooms & Batl'1 Com ptetely Redecorated Clean New Carpet No Pttl Or Smoking Flat erance & Deposit Required Also Furnished 2 Aopms, & Batl'1 Up stairs 740 446 1519 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<ton Ohio, Hi00·!537·9~ 740·3e7·1705 ~WARM ~NK & EARNEST 11,600 Nlcol740-3711-2586 1992 Ford Crown VIctoria 4 dOOr Sedan v 8, fully loaded! 60,000 56.000 (740~245-5229 =-"' 29 Chemical IUIIIx Third time is still lucky 5pm •• Satellite Sytteme- 18" OlrectTV dish, tolal purchtld price 199 Ask about IJte programming, 1· 800-779-8194 DOWN certain . old~ : good eona. 1988 BoMt!V1II0 LE. maroon, 53200 304-67!1-579:2 - !>7 Wlluln water 55Sitof111M9 C':",DDI sel:!tover Opening lead: • Q SANDWITCH !! ... 1.()490 740·44(\·9552 S350 monlh $300 dep with approved application 304-675·3000 8AMto5PM r 5• ·FER MY IJtTIY- 1987 Oodae ShadOw" Ooo11, • Child Safet~ Lock• On ·Bacfl • Doors Auns Good Lookt Good, • Great Gas Mlleagel $750 uo--: 7244 22001304-67!1-2174 4• MAW I I I'M READY ooCJ.;: 199e Geo Me1ro 2 Door 4 Cylln· for Rent 2a •• new tlre1 & braket, II 21 WandtsM 23FIII2S long llmeo :!aDoo Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North 1110 •IIIlO HONDA CAAII100 ·1100 Pollee Impounds All Mokel Avallabl<l. call 1·900-522· w.;o. 1<10-256-I 362. 55~aponctl • At s • der (7401379 2978 plo lWp SA 682 Qusl oH SA 143) aleport, all UIJIHiot palcl. $100 do· New Aatnbow Tnstart And Eur• ka Vacuurno 110% Off While Thay LUll Days 740-44.. !53 EV8nlngs 740-441H1181. «P En< 1911 Chrysler t...,...lol Waterline Special. 314 200 PSI 27 Acres In Walnut Twp , with Older mobile hOme with rural ws tar woods anti pasture Several 5 acre parcelt remota beaulltul land Meigs County Sci 740 448·0957 140· Desk. New Oak Vafllly. 740-319V2fl AFTER I Pll. trantmiiSion. runt 30W7S.J582 1!> Moet .OwfltJtahl,.,,...,.., 1f ..... Olloprlng 17 He'l tiO 2 12124 or 12/31 30Heevy31 Cllmo 34Fu33 Worlhlp 311 fmpor1lnt lime !> Grand-·Pifll I Before lhlo llme,olcklyle 311 W"* Ephron • KI 32 • 10 7 a 10 I 5 3 10 • 5 8toatla aKJ987 740-446-28ol7 350 Lots & Acreage Jr 304·576 2336 5162 er Sofa, LOvtHat, Whirlpool Automatic Wather, ~ttal Oltlee Now Taldno Appllcarlont- 35 WeJt 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage. Tra1h, S29!/Mo, 7"0· • 54 2 4184 N~ C..an 2 t>tdroom, r...renc· W - /DyOr Hook Up! 30U7S. Eat •• 3 • Q 9 710 Autoa for SeJe ttandard Weot • QJ Private Trailer Lot For Rent Over 112 Acre a Miles From GSIIlpolls 740·446-3365 Aestored VIctorian home situated on 12 acres VIllage Mldclleport secluded and private appolnlment call 740-992 5696 TRMJSPORTATIOIJ ~ 5alo Solid KifcllOfl Table 2 LoOVM, 6 Cha... Stoop. 460 Space for Rent Nice 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pomeroy, no pelt, 740-992·5858 a.,.. gina Looks Good , Runs Goocl utll 304-458-1728 Efficient clean two bedroom deposit reference• no pets, 304 ~ 4 A K QJ Uttle Tyb Kilehen Center, Tabta with 2 Latvo ~Bed. High Cllalr, S"'ng Slloller Chair•. 112$-lf 10 • 7 4 t A K t 4 -.suoo 450 1709 a A Q Maytag IQUille wriBgtr washer, good.,.,._, 740-992-oo<o HtCO 2 bedroom apar\monl In Pomeroy all ut1lltJet paid. no pets. 7<Q-892·5858 N- Hsy • Gnlln •pr EKOrl wagon. tow mllttl 3 br S300 a mon & 1300 dip I ·5 BEDROOM HOliES FRDII 640 2ncl, 3rd & 8111 rOWI, floor ..... prlqtl vary. 7<10-S.Cfl. 3315-epn or trade for crossbow of equal 2 br collage In CamJI Conley area $200 per mon +=dep 304· 67!1-3230 $4,000 Loeal Gov'l & Sank Aepo 1 Call 1 800 522 2730 )( 81tl --s-8736 TwiB Rivers Tower now accepting applications lor 1br HUO subsidIzed apt Jor elderly and fla1nclf· caj)pl(l EOH 304-675-!1679 + UUCI mil 30U7!1- lOSS - Magic chef etl!lc. range 1100 00 pofit, $270 month, call 740-992· 7806 lllm-5pm RE NTAL S Downtown Flrsl Floor Olllce Space Second A... enue Profas slonat Or Retail 740--446 0139 Or 740 446 4:lfl3 Scenic Va ll ey at Apple Grove WV Build ing tots . single' wldes accepted public water, 20 minutes rrom new Butfalo Bridge on Jerry s Run Fld Clyde Bowen - o,.... Ka-or G E Wolhor I $300 Stl Or $150 Eoch, 7 - 1 · 12B8 30U7!>-<46411 One bedroom apartment in Mid· 740 448·22001304-675 2174 340 Grac;louo living 1 and 2 bedroom ll>llfi111<H110 at V~logo Manor and Atvtrside .,,ttn.nts In UHtd,.· J)Otl. From 12.49·1373 Call 7.40. 9112·5064 Equal Houoln9 O!>Por· We Pay Caoh 1-800·21 3-836~ An1110nrL.andCo 386-1100 77 And Dop)oi!. 7~1 158 441 1118 ,_,5 Oakwood Homes, Barboursvill e wv, Model Close-Out, 304· 738 3409 ---:--::--:----:----N ew 14x70 1500-0own $199 per ~ ~ Free air, skirt 1·800-691 ~9-62_~-~------- CloM To Downto•n Gallipolis Alto. 3 Room Ccaogo. Rolr...,.. We Buy Land 30 ·SOO Acre1, 2 Bedrooms 1325/Mo , Plus Utilities & Deposit No Pets, Plus 2 bedroom Muse 740·446·4313 REAL ESTATE 11• IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL!! O.llla Co.. Just South Of Town Friendly R1dge Rd . 15 Acrea 11~ 500 Great Homettle I Hunt· lng. - W -.C<Iy Sdloolo! Factory Goo fill Sa\18 ThOusands Call1·8()().946 5678 Larg8 selection of used homeo 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick delivery Call 740 385 6771 310 Homes for Sale 5tO,!IOO Rutland Hil Ad , JUII Ot New Lifll8, 11 Acral 114 000 Or I ' Acrtl 112,000. Public Water Danville Srlar Ridge • Golf Rdl ' • 7 Aa• With Nic. Pond $12,000 Or 8 Acres 113,000 Or On Sft .3215, H1c:a Wooded 17 Acre1 118,000, Ciry Water Furnished Uplll irt Apartment A good - Thur;duy Nnv 26, 199R Your destres lor ~ell t'ltprcsstnn and 1nde~ndence could be stronger tn the y~ur uheud 1hnn they hu~e been 1n the pu~t These newly uroused amb111ons could enhance your re~rccfulness. and expund your chances for suc.;t:ess SAOITIARIUS (Nnv 23-Dec 21) Sure, you ure clever and mnovu· uvc but tt's JUSt down nght stupad tu tg.nore the dtreCII'JCS of an uut hortty 'td]g~re. such ~~~ your boss, parent or ~r Chastisement cou ld cn!l.ue Sugttlar!Us, trent your.-~elf loa btrth· day gtrt Send the requtred refund rorm and for your Astro-Gruph prt· dn:llons by mu1hng $2 ond self uddres..<.:ed stamped envelope to AstroGraph. clo tht!l. new~paper. PO Bo~ 1H8. Murray Hill Statton New York. NY 101~6 Be sure 10 slate your zoduac slsn CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19) In order tn plucnle a J1sal!!reeable compmmm toduy you mtghl hove to yteld to dn 'lumethtng that pncs npaan.>~t )lOUr bener Judgment Be 21~Feb 191 Unrtahstn: hope~ could most defi. nnely he ~honered today, so don't en ten om unrensont~blt t'-jJ«tut1on~ especudly Is s11utulnns concemmg mutenal or financual returns PISCES (F•h 211 March 20! If you lind yourself today m u posllron where you l~el ovennutc:hei.J or nut Will~ Jon 1 lei your egu gel m the wuy (tl bu~.:k1ng nut or b;n.:kmv Uuwn Be sn1.1n und Jnn'l ht: cmhurru"~ec.t ARIES !Murch 21·Apnl 191 It, of;.ny lo lreud w&utly today, hut do nnt suhdue the hopt In Y'lur h~llrl Allhuul!h you rnuy beheve 1hem to be s1m1lur. cuuuon und ~If-doubt are not one und the ~ame TAURUS 1Aprii20-May 211) You rnuy huve farW rulhcr well m u ~.:ul lecii 'Ye endeu'Yor yesterday but -Ieday 's aspect~ are nnt O!ll fn\loruhle It llllght he WISe to Q\!Otd ptUtiCIPU· uon m JDmt venturu for the ume bcmg GEMINI (June: have a man-elous gtfl of respondmg to otflers m a t 1 and prcltecllve manner However when cvulualmg unnther 10lluy1 your commentll could be rather unchnrnctensttcally cuusllc LEO (July 21-Aug VIRGO !Aug. 23-Sopt 221 Opor· ate on your own toduy if po~qtble There's a Good ~,;hunce thut you ~,;ould find )'OUr.ielf Ul odds With D VICW that oppos~'l yours rett.m.lmg way~ on lt\Si~nment shuuhJ llc done LIBRA(Sept 2Hlc t 21) lng1.11 ttude ~,;ould qUickly turn ofnenJ mto un ud\lei'Sllry tf ynu rt' nnl careful tot.lay Be sure to PWIICI ly ucknowl· edge anyone who goes out uf hts or her way to be h~lpluiiO you SCORPIO (0c1 (May 21 -June 20) Whenever we are a~ked,to stllnJUdtt· ment ol Wlother. n should ulwny/i be treated senou-.ly Th1s may be ~our JOb today so dun t hantlle the muller In 11 Cll'JDher fushton 22) h'ff be your fault tf you find yourself m the cnmpony of those who are dom1 neenng o.nd dtctatonol Be very !'tlet· ttve arn.l dtscnmmutmg totluy reg111d· mg your soctal compnntons 24 Nov 22! Reslm:t yuur "huppmg toduy 10 smull. ~,;.,~~ b.uga111s Sl~~r dear of e:c.pens111e bouuqu~>~ bet:uu ..c eur.IV· a~unt mdmaltuns cnulll !-.upersede .,._,ur c.:nmmon !-iense .md nwnetury lll~IIII S I • NOVEMBER25I �Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio WednHday. November 25, 1998 Thanksgiving: Fish, as iri bisque and chowder, was Pilgrim staple By The Associated Pnss Cooks who include fish in thear Thanksgiving dinner menus are keepang faith with a Palgnm traditiOn . Fish caught off the coasts of present-day Massachuseus and Cape Cod were crucaal 10 the survival of the first colonists, editors at SeaFood Business Magazine say. " In fact. the earliest American seulers relied on the seas for a significant portion of their food . supply." John Fiorillo, the magazi ne's editor in chief. says. By the early 1600s, especially in New England, seafood such as lobster, cod, sea bass, sturgeon and oysters were staples of meals. They were often ingredients in soups as well as main dishes. The magazine's editors suggest the following festive recipe~ . Lobslcr and Pumpkin Bisque and OySier Chowder. for holiday menus. · Fiori llo says consumers ~ho ul d have no '!rouble finding fresh lob>lcr~: !hey arc sold around lhc counlry all year. , oy .. lcrs. harvc~lcd dun ng lhc fa ll and winlcr monlh>. al~o arc avai lable now in fr"h seafood markcls. Lobster and Pumpkin Bisque Lohslcr: 3 cup' walcr · 3 lca,poon., .. all I-pound l•vc loh>lcr Bring walcr 1o boil in 4-quarl >lod pol. Add ~ail and rclurn 10 boil. Plac·e who le live lobslcr in pol, cover an d blanch for 3 minules. Remove lohs lcr from pol and plunge im medialely in10 icc wa1cr until cool .enoug h 10 handle. Set aside stock pot wilh liquid. Pick lobster n\eat from shells. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Bisque: · 1/2 cup pumpkin puree, canned 1/4 cup port wi ne 1/4 cup bourbon 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon maple syrup I pint whipping cream · · 1/2 cup (I stick) buller 1/2 cup all-purpose fl our I cup pumpkin, fresh, blanched, diced I red bell pepper, roasted and cut into strips 1/2 cup hard cider I ounce goat cheese 8 sprigs chervil, fresh (or substi tute fresh parsley) Place the stock pot over medium heal and to lhe blanching liquid add pumpkin puree, port wine, bourbon, vanilla exlract and maple syrup. Stir ingredients until well blended and simmer gently for 5 minutes. Stir in cream and simmer for an add i1i onal 5 minutes. In small pan over medium heat, carefully mel! buuer. Just as the foa m subsides, stir in fl our to make a roux. Cook the roux without letling il brown, about 5 minutes. Stir roux into stock with a whisk, and continue ge ntly simmering the soup for an additional 20 minutes. Cut lobster meat into bite-s ized pieces. Stir meat, diced pumpkin and roasted pepper into· the soup until well blended. Lobster pieces will fini sh cooking in the hot soup. Keep warm, and just before serving" stir in chard cider. Garni sh with crumbled goat OYSTER CHOWDER FOR the holldtly buffet Ia 1 tasty dish, that Ia eeay to prepare. cheese and clrervil. Makes 4 servmgs. Nutriti onal facts per serving: 841 cal., 15 g pro., 70 g fat, 29 g carbo., 268 mg chol. , 2,023 mg sodium. (Recipe from: Gregory Willoughby, The Olde House, Raymond , Maine, and the Maine Lobster Promotional Council.) Oyster Chowder 12-ounce can oysters or 12 fresh oysters 4 tablespoons chopped onions 3 tablespoons butter 4 cups boiled cubed potatoes 4 cups scalded milk I cup corn i tablespoons flour . Salt and pepper to taste In a heavy saucepan, melt butter and saute onions until delicate brown. Add oysters and their liquid, potatoes, milk, corn, salt and pepper, and bring to a boil. . Mix flour with enough water to make a smooth paste and add to the chowder. Stir gently until soup · thickens. Makes 4 servings. Nutritional facts per serving: 473 cal., 66,8 g pro., 76.7 g fat , 2 19.8 g. carbo., 316 mg chol. (Recipe from the Virginia Marine products Board.) ' Organization is the real secret to a successful h·:oliday meal By JOAN BRUNSKILL Associated Press Writer Coo king leac her Rick. Rodgers ;ays he's been told his new book, " Thanksgiving 101'' '(Broadway, $ I5) is the best $ 15 insurance policy im aginable for the holiday. r:or good reason. It's packed with insights and experi ence Rodgers galhcred whil e teac hin g hi s "Thanksgiving I0 I" classes around the country. · Rodgers' infecti ously . encouraging slyle .and co nfidence come lhrough in conversati on as much as !hey do in the book. He understands 1he anxiety Thanksg ivin g causes cooks. " It 's been 364 days since'you've made all lhese lhin gs," he said, speaking by phone from Texas on his teaching itinerary. "And, anyway, tradition dictates an enormously gluttonous number of side di shes." That's a major problem, he says: It's far too much, often things people don't actually enjoy, and it 's dreadful for the cook. " I believe in streamlining the menu, especially those side dishes," he said firmly. His best tip: Get organi zed by writing thing:ldown. " Make grocery lists. Make timetables. Make out a guest list. If it 's potluck, list who is bringing what. Make lists of your dishes, your linens, the china and cutlery. A warning: Be careful about letting guests help you. <I "You have to assess your friends' skills," he says. Some people are· be'tter shqppers than cooks, so let them gt<t the' wine. The important thing is io be in.charge, make it clear what you want people to do for you. Asked for a favorite dish, he names turkey, of course, as the main event, but points out that Cranberry, Ginger and Lemon Chutney is one of his most requested recipes (recipe follows). It illustrates a point, he said. " You have to know your audience. If they're traditionalists, you can serve cranberry sauce from out of a can., If they 're more adventurous, you can try a new recipe. Or you can do both. Cranberry, Ginger and Lemon Chutney can be prepared up to I week ahead, Rodgers says. Many of his friends make quarts of it at Christmas for gift-giving; Cranberry, Glnaer and Lemon Chutney · I medium'leri10n 12-ounce bag fresh or frozen cranberries · 2 cups sugar · 1/2 cup diced ( 1/4-inch) crystallized ginger (about 2 1/2 ounces) 1/3 cup finely chopped on!C!n. I garlic clove, minced I jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced I cinnamorr stick 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard 112 teaspoon salt · Grate the yellow zest from the lemon. ·Using a small sharp paring knife, cut away and discard the thick white pith. Cut the lemon crosswise in half and pick out the seeds with lhe tip of the knife. Dice lhe lemon into 114-inch pieces. · Combine all ingredients in a medium nonreactive saucepan. Bring to a boil •over medium heat, stirring often to help dissolve the sugar. Reduce the heat to low and simmer until the sauce is thick and the cranberries have burst, I 0 to 15 minutes. Cool completely. (The chutney can be pr~pared up to I . week ahead, covered tightly an,d · refrigerated.) · Remove the cinnamon stick just before serving. Serve at room temperature. Makes about 3 cups, 12 servings. ' / lit l3l l: -:ooo J I THE MO~T BEAUTIFUL~ELECTION OF TREES IN THE TRI~COUN1Y AREA! ' . 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