https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/756b619b177e370092d49d18c3511797.pdf 36205079f0df416a04fb1358e59c5e38 PDF Text Text • • Page 08 • Jlauila11 11J-..Jimtbtd Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Monday December 14, 111118 Weather Sunday, DeceRJber 13, 1998 Sunday's NFL results, Page 4 Ovarian cancer tests, .Page 10 Winner of truck promotion, Page 6 Today: Sunny High: 408; Low:20a Tomorrow: Sunny High: 50s; low:30s Bronco's perfect season over -Page4 • \ Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 157 Si ngle Copy - 35 Cents Ripley center Of Ohio burley tobacco industry FOR SERVICE ON THE FARM- Unden Elkins, alsls1ant mtlnFIVE-YEAR AWARD- Buz Call, vice president of production at the Bob Evans Farms Inc. Bidwell Plant, left, presented a fiveyear service award to Clarence Fowler of the Bidwell Plant durIng the company's recent Christmas din,_.,. »YEAR AWARD - Buz Call, vice president of production at the Bob Evans Farms Inc. Bidwell Plant, right, presented-a » year service award to Ralph Spence at the company 's recent Christmas dinner at the University of Rio Grande. Mnled with a 3C)oy8ar service award at the Bob Evana Farms Inc.'s recent Chrlstms dinner by t.rm m11nager Ray McKinnlss, left, and Buz. Cali, vice prealdent of production at the BEF Bidwell Plant --- - , - Postal hub may stay in Cincinnati CINCINNATI (AP) - Under political pressure to do so. the Postal Service may keep its regional hub processing center within Cincinnati. Ppstal official s want to vacate arid replace the current Cincinnati mail processing center, which ha. been used since the 1930s and is .considered outdated. T~ey want a site that offers about 50 acres. The Postal Service had been lookin~ at relocating the center in Cinc in nati 's suburbs. but city offi cial s have appealed to Washington fo r help in · By TERRY KINNEY Aa80clated Press Writer RIPLEY, Ohio (AP) - Burley tobacco growers have a lotto be defen sive. about these days . " Do you know there's nicotine in tomatoes?" said Eddie Fath, a burley grower for 30 years. Fath farms 180 acres in Brown County, with a . tobacco allotment. for 8,000 pounds of burley. Like many growers, he resents the economi c and societal pressures that threaten his livelihood. "We ' re going down fighting, " Fath said. Burley, a lhin · leave d. lighi-colored, aromatic tobacco used in ci garetles, is grown in · a fourth of Ohio's counties. Most of it comes from seven counties east' of Cincinnati. This Ohio River village is the heart of the state's tobacco industry and home of Ohio's only burley market Kentucky, the nation 's second-largest tobac· co producer, has 25 markets. Ohio supplies about 5 percent of the gl(1bal demand for burley. . Growing it is a sideline for most Ohio growers, who usually have just a few acres allotted by the government. •J1981' of farming lit the Bob Evans Farm In Rio Grande, was pre- COMPLETE SYSI'EM $999.00 AMD K6-2 300MHZ WITH 30 NOW 32MB SDRAM 1.44 FLOPPY DISK DRIVE 8MB AGP VIDEO CARD 36 X CDROM , KEYBOARD 120 WATT SPEAKERS SUPER 7 MOTHER BOARD WITH 1MB BUILT ON PC 100 2.1 GB HARD DRIVE 3D SOUND 56K V.90 MOUSE ' MINI CASE keeping the center within Ci nc innat i. - 15-YEAR AWARD- Matthew Maddox, left, a driver for the Bob ' Evans Farms Inc. Ohio Transportation Division, was presented a 15-.y ear service award by TransportaliOI); Director Dan Zachels at the company's recent Christmas dinner. Located a few blocks nort~ of downtown. it employs 2,200 people, pays more than $113 million in annual salaries and benefits to those workers and generates $2.4 million in annual earnings taK · revenues for Cincinnati. City officials are proposing that a ponion of the Pauline Warfield Lewis Center site be used for the new mail center. The site of the Lewi s Center, a state psychiatric hospital, includes land that is to become available with consolidation of several buildings within the next few years. The Lewis Center is along lnterstate-75 fanher north of downtown. DIGIVIEW 14" DIGITAL COLOR MONITOR ends ." T he overall demand fo r U.S. grown burley is about 600 million pounds. Ohio produces about 30 mil lion pounds a year. The best leaf goes into cigarettes sold in the U.S ., said Bob Koehler, vice · president of the Ohio Tobacco Growers Association and manager of The New Farmers tobacco. warehouse . The resi goes overseas. The quality of Ohio burley is good this year, Koehler said . But production is down because of the wet spring and dry summer. . Growers averaged 1,800-2,300 pounds an acre last · year, Koehler said. This year, the average, is about will. '.'We give away seed and twine to lure cus· tamers," Scott said ofhis mom -and-pop ope ration. Bu rl ey growers are wary of a sett leme nt by ci gare>tte makers that adds 45 cents to the price of a pa~ k of cigarettes, and the ~pparen t ' inten t of ci ga rette make rs to buy mo re of the cheaper fo rei gn- grown leaf. Uni versity of Kent ucky tobacco eco nomist Will Sn,e ll has pre<!ic ted· th e basic q uota fo r burl ey could dro p 20 to 25 percent nex t year. Koeh ler scoffs at th e sett le men t. "The on ly th ing it wi ll do is appease th e peo ple du ri ng the auctio n season, which goes who want to get money from the tobacco compafr o m November to Janua ry. Scott "s Independent Wareho use, th e nies," he said . "The consume rs and produ ce rs will small est and oldest onf', is all owed to be the ones wh o pay." . Leaders· of .six of the largest iobacco· producing broker about 80.000 pounds a day. " We' re working at capac it y, apo ut states will meet later th is wee k to di sc uss how to S 150,000 a da)i in gross sales," said he lp growers wh o m'ay be a ffected by the settlement Scott, a former banke r and auto pa rts · be tween tobacco co mpanies ~nd 46 states . Under the agreement, the compani es will pay the dealer. · With a competin g market only 10 states $206 bill ion ove r 25 years for smoking· reial· miles away in Maysvil le, Ky., he ed health -care costs in exchange for the stateS giving offers ind.ucemenls to mai ntain good• up their lawsuits against the industry. 1,600 pounds. With the pri ce around S 1.9 1 a pound, that's a difference of $382 to $1 ,337 an acre for growers . . Tobacco gr_owing and se lli ng is · highly regulate d; the govern me nt parce ls out allotm e nts that de termine how much a perso n may grow and se ll, and how much a warehouse may broker. Th e three warehouses in Ripl ey handle abo ut Sl million a day in sales " A lo t of farmers , have o the r jobs," said Gary Sco tt, wh o own s one of Ripley 's three tobacco warehou ses. " They ' work someplace during the day and farm at night and on week· ~~~~,.] H KETINOHIOKoehlat: left, manager of ·t ha ~ Fanners Burley Wllrahouse lltllnda next to rows oft~ co with his son Chris Koehler, In Ripley, ohio. ,---.-- < - -- - - , ~~~~~~~~~~ .NI:C SUPERSCRIPT 1110 C COLOR INKJET PRINTER .. 49.95 DUE TO COVER SHIPPING COSTS • • HALF DUE AT TIME OF ORDER COMPU,.ERS Woman to answer to robbery, theft charges A Nitro. W.Va., woman wa. scheduled to appear in Meigs County Court this mqming on charges relating to an August armed robbery in Pomeroy a. well a. the theft of a credit canl from a local supennarket ernpl9yee. Sherry L- Carr was brought to Meigs County from Parketsburg. W. Va, where she wa. arreslfd Dec. 6 for using a stolen credit canl at Grand Central Mall . · The credit can!, IIOOOJ!;iing to Pomeroy Police Otief Jeff Miller, belongs to Marcia Barnhart, an employee of Powell's Super\lllu. Carr is chruged with one count of aggravated armed robbery and one count of theft, both felonies. The armed robbery rooo~ according to Miller, 5\Cms from the robbery of the Subway restaurant in August 2212 Eaatern Ava. .Gallipolis 446-0998 ~~~ ~ Investigator say& Volnovlch probe won't be easy 1COLUMBtJS, Ohio (AP)- The job facing whoever looks int" money laundering allegations against Gov. George 'klinovich won 't be easy,' said the only investigative attorney the Ohio Elections Commission ever hired. ..The will be slowed by uncooperative fed~ral .~uthorities and · grant immunity to anyon-e wilo ·wolllci-!Oiili fy; alt!J!'Ilty' · lgoe told The Columbus Dispatch for a story published Sunday. Igoe has spent the past year looking into campaign contributions by Mid· American Waste Systems, a now-defunct trash disposal business in suburban Canal Winchester. lgoe said that because of federal authorities' reluctance to share information, he's wailing for documents promised to him almost a year ago. " If there is ·an. ongoing investigation and a sitting grand jury, thai CHRISTMAS CONTEST WIN- ' stuff is confidential and private and NERS - Gift certificates were 1 Sections • 10 Pages they're not going to di sclose that to presented by Annie Chapman, president, on behalf of the '"I don't think anybody tries to be Pomeroy Merchants Aa8ocla- • anybody," he said. uncooperative," but federal .authori· lion to winners In the cookie, .ties have their own priorities. candy, and gift wrapping conVoinovich, a Republican, has been lasts Saturd,sy following the accused of approving a plan to use a final judging. The winners were middle man to conceal the source of from tha left, In gift wrapping, $60,000 transferred from his camEmily Bing, Rutland, first, Debpai·gn lieasury to his brother, Paul ' bia Mohler and George Wright, 1 'klinovich, and a Statehouse lobbyist both of Pomeroy, tla for second; during his 1994 re-election effort. cookies, Gina Tillis, Rutland, Last week. the elections commislil'st, Tillis and Bobbl Pauley, sion agreed to hire an investigator to · Coolville, tie lor second; candy, Pick 3: 8~6-6; Pick 4: 7·5· 3-4 look into the allegation. The gover· Pauley, first, and Joanna Super Louo: 6-16-22-39-40-46 nor and his brother have denied · Williams, Syracuse, and Pauley, Kicker: 7·5 -3·4 wrongdoing. tie for sacond. Firat place winW.VA. lgoe said it's been difficult for him ners. received . $50 gift certifiDaily 3: 9·9·2; Dally 4: 8-1-4-7 'to get people to talk when they face cates, and second place winC 1998 Ohio 'valley Pu hli5hing Co. the threat of prosecution. · ners, $25 gift cartlflcatas. ' ..•' . ·~ '{•'' I ·- ..• Good Afternoon Rate Plan 10-YEAR AWARDS:_ Buz Cali, vice president of production at the Bob Evans Farms Inc. Bidwell Plant, left, presenled 1 D-year service awards to Rodney Morgan, canter, and Gregory Grimm of the Bidwell Plant during the company's recent Christmas dinner. Duty to notify county auditor Jit;llpirotlenllel'll costing over $2 ,000; entry for eo:aminatiot•• To enable the county auditor to detemune the value and of buildings and other improve~ents, any other than a railroad company or a pubUc utUity ose refll prope rty .i• valuecl for taxation by the tax J c•~mmi'ssion er, ·· th at constructs any building or other linJII>I'Ot•ellt• nt costing more than two thousand dollars any lot or land within a township or municipal . :wt having a system of building registration msp~ct.wn s ~all notify the county auditor of the co;ruu:y wrthm wluch su ch land or lot is located that the or impro vem ent has been completed or is in lpr·oc ess of ~omtruct~on. The notice shall be in writing, l•h•all contam an e•t1111ate of. the cost pf the buUding or lilitlpr01VeJ'IIellt , shall de sc rib e the lot or land CJIId its lotmuJrol'iip in a mmmer reasonable calculated to allow the lc•>urll..y auditor to identify tlie lot or trac t of land on the !.. t , an~ shall be served upon 1he coullly auclitor not I lUter than suty days after construction of the building lin11prrot>en1er1t has c or~u11 e n ce d. the discovery ~f a bllilding or improvement that co11structed bnt of wlrich tir e c ollnty auditor lws not _b een notified a.s r~quired by this sec tion, th e county aud•~or shall <~pprmse •t nnd place it upo11 the tax list a11d duplrcate at rt ~ taxable vallle, togeth e r with a penally lo fift y p ercent of the ctmounl of taxes tlrat would ave bee11 clwrged against llr P b!lilding or improveme111 the dnt e of construc1io11 '" t.he date of dis covery had the corwty auditor been rru tiji.,cl of its construction as required by this sectio n . . Th e C Oitllty auditor, or Iris deputy, within rea•onable may e nter a nd full y <>xumine all buildir.•g• and litnpro1verne nts that are either liable to or exempt from taxation by Title LYll (5 7) of the R evised Code. : 55 ~ Rate $ 5 713.17 Today's ;:,ennne. Plan ;r Digita~ 180 minutes CeUular: 150/1000 minutes P:ak off-peak Nokia 6120 monthly rental 95 Cellular phone. Audiovox 440 purchase . · · !J{o{~day Jiappenings ~~~ ~ • -r, ll.t . . :'r~J... ' ).". i • • . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Preparing holiday remembrance s for co mmu • nily shut -ins has bee n a tradition of the Rock Springs Bette • Hea lth C lub for more than 50 years . Last Thursd ay; club members gathered at the Rock Spri~g s C hurc h to pr epare· fo r thi s year's projec t. . Th ey pack ed 25 trays of "goodies, "f ixed fo ur fru it ba ske ts fo r th ose who can't eat swe ets, and wr apped sev eral gift s for shut ins with · eating disorder s. For many it was a .day of "rememb ering wh en ... " Members ch atted about activities of year s past and about longtime members now counted among the shut· in s, as the y filled trays with homemade cook· ie s and candi es. How many benefi ciarie s of the club's good cookie tJ·a kers and&candy makers have th e re been during tho se 50 year s? "H'undred s, mayb e th o usands," said one long time memb er. Each remembrance is personally delivered to the shut -in by a member. e xplained Hele n Bl ack· ston , who has be lo ng ed fo r 43 years . She is the daughter of Buena Grue.se r, a ch arter member of the club organized in 1936, and remembers accompanying her mother to meeting s when she wa s a child . The Rock Springs Better Health Club was o rga· nized in May 1936, the out growth of a cl ass in Oigital phone . 3 . A tradition of giving from the heart · selected rate plans for a special 6 county area. ·SS . $9 3Paging ~~~~~~~ PRETIY PACKAGES JUDGED- The best In gift wrapping, classic or creatlva, wss what judges, Joan Wolfe and Bob Hoatllch, look.:! for when they judged the Pomeroy Merchanta Association's contest Saturday. Santa was there to be photographed with tha children by Peoples Bank and Annie Chapman, president of the M.erchanta Association, attended In Vlctorl,an coatumlng to host the evant The wlnnera were Emily Bing of Rutland, first, with George Wright and Debbie Mohler, both of Pomeroy, tying for second. Gift cartlflcatea of $50 for first and $25 tor second ware given to the wlnn.,., . Months FREE ~:~ $4995 Some restrictions ap ply. th e co unty an d since Bi ng had ex peri ence in pub· li e he alth, th e Meigs Co un ty Pub lic Hea lth Associ ati o n arra nge d for her to teac h seve ral classes in th e co un'ty . , · Th e co urse at Roc k Spri ngs was held at . the . hom~ .of ihe late Ne tti e Co llin s and ab o ut 16 wo men enro ll ed . Afte r it was co mpl eted a wrilten tes t was given at th e Roc k Sprin gs sc hoolhouse, and cer tifi c ates were awa rd ed . Wh en the Heal th Club fir st o rgani zed, the . du es coll ec ted went to equip a lin e n chest of s he ets , pill owcases and towe ls lo be loan ed lo f a mili es w ho mi ght h ave sickness i n th e ir ho mes. . II soo n beca me ap pare nt that famili es we re t oo pr o ud to use suppli es be lo nging to th e clu b. T he .line ns we re so ld and th e mo ney was placed in the treas ury. Pas t co mmun ity pr oj ec ts have included pro· vidi ng firs t ai d s uppli es to th e sc ho o l, ser vin g can tee ns at th e b lood mo bile, ·ra is in g mo ney fo r th e fire de partm en t and e merge ncy squ ad, donal· REMEMBERING OTHERS- For mora than 50 years members oltha Rock Springs Better Health in g toys fo r childr en at Ve tera ns Memori al H o~· .Club have prepared holiday treats for shut-Ins of the community. Last Thursday, they met. at the pi ta l. con t ri but ing to num e ro us hea lth o rga ni za Rock Springs Church to carry out tha project. Filling trays with cookies and candles to be deliv- ti ons, and reme mbering sh ut -ins and aged res iered to shutlns ware, from left, Frances Goagleln , Dorothy Jeffers, Helen Blackston, Lenora dents a n s pec ia-l occ asio ns . Th e num be r o f proj ec ts are few e r no w that the Lallhalt, Nancy Gruaaar, Phyllis Skinner and Barbara Fry. home hygiene and ca re o f th e s ick ta ug ht by the be in g organi ze d, and Bin g, a reg is te red nur se, membe rs hip h as dec rease d, but fo r th ose still late Nelli e Bing . saw th e nee d fo r better hea lth e du ca tio n· in Me igs ·a ctive, e nthu s i asm h as not dimini s he d, particuThe Gre at De pressi o n was in full sw ing, jo bs Co un ty . . . 1 la rl y fo r the s peci al pr oj ect o f re me mbering At th at t1me th ere was no pu b lic hea lth nurse in s hut ins at C hri stm as time . and · mo ney were sca rce , a WPA program was r ·' . \I �M9nday, December 14, 1998 Commentary 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-0112-2150 • Fsx: W:!-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH Genersl Msnager 1M_,-....•llft»d,.,.,. n.. Sentinel .wcome• ,.,.,. to , . «<lttX hom,..,.,. on of tap. .,. Shott- (31111- « loMJof,., pubiiW>od. '!;pod ...._ - , . _ - · · . . . . , . , . _ _ &dr ohouldlnclvdo • .....,..,.. ood Sp.olly • dlllo -.·o o • • • - lo • ,_. Moue ..ua. w l«fw. lleH to. t..n.r. to 1M «JJtw, n.. Sentinel, 111 Couff St, ,.,_,, Olllo 4/17111, iK, FAX 1o 7«Hl12.Zf55. dll,_,.,.,.. ...,..... H Term limits to erase nearly half of Cincinnati City Council By TERRY KINNEY • Associated Pr- Writer CINCINNATI (AP)- The concept ef t~ rm lim1ts 1s becoming reality 10 Cmcmnat1 , and 11 w1ll g1ve city government a whole new look next year. Four of the mne members of the City Counc1l cannot run again, includmg popular two-term mayor Roxanne Qualls Two members - Bobbie Sterne and Dw1ght 1illery - already have res1gned to g1ve thelf chosen replacements the ad•antage of incumbency in next year's elect1on Ms Qualls, a Democrat who failed to unseat Rep Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, , m last month's 1st D1stnct race, and Counc1lman Tyrone Yates are the last two term-limited members left on the counc1l Voters approved the limit Of four consecutive two-year terms in 1991. Yates 1sn't sure he would run aga10 10 1999, even 1f he could. "When I complete my term, I will have been a councilman e•ght years and II months I thmk that's a pretty good run on City Council for me, " Yates said · Still, he would have liked the chance to make that chmce h•mself : "Theoret1cally, 11 would be good to leave on your own terms," he said. ~Because of term limits, good people are be1 ng removed from the process." : Yates thmks term lim1ts are the only way to counteract the political inertm of mcumbency. : "I think the term lim1t process has accelerated because of the fnghtening ~mount · of money that has been thrust mto the political process," he said YThe huge amounts of money that an mcumbent can ra1se almost assures i(.cumbents of re-electiOn " : T1llery had served on the City Council smce being appomted m 1990. ~hen he res1gned, he said, "It is JUSt simply time to move on and giv:e some0ne else an opportunity~ " : Without the specter of term lim1ts, he and Ms Sterne probably would ~ave completed the1r terms. The~r early departure created an unanticipated l"roblem ; James Tat bell, who succeeded Ms Sterne, wondered •f the counc1l would !It hampered m puttmg together next year's budget Wlthout1illery, who was chairman of the finance committee. : "I'm concerned," Tarbell told The C.nc•nnat• EnqUirer. "He does have (!lore expenence and more knowledge than most of the folks on council as far as finance is concerned "I wish him well, but at the same lime my quest1on is where we go w1th' the finance comm 1ttee from here " · Another question facing City government is whether the mayor should be directly elected. Under Cmcmnati's system, the City Council candidate who Polls the most votes becomes mayor, a largely ceremomal IItie : Voters u\ 1995 rejected a city charter amendment providing for direct election of a "strong" mayor But a b1part1san group called BUild Cincinnati rlans a pet1tion dnve to pul•tto a vote again in May Your representatives In the U.S. Senate John Glenn (D)~ 503 Hart Building, Washington, D.C 20510; 202-2243353; Fax. 202-224-7983, or, Room 600, N Htgh Street, Col,umbus 43215, 614-469-6697 Mike DeWine (R)- Room 104, Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C, 202-224-2315, Fax 202-224-6519, or, Dime Bank Bu1ldmg, 200 Putnam St, Smte 522, Mllfietta 45150, 740-373-2317; e·mail: senator dewine@dewine senate gov; homepage www senate.gov/-<lewine. ' lo the U.S. House Ted Stnckland (D) - 336 Cannon House Off1ce Building. Washmgton, 0 C 20515, 202-225-5705; Fax· 202-225-5904, or, 1236 Gallia St., Portsmouth 45662, 740-353-5171, toll-free 888-706-1833, Fax 740-3538014. In the Ohio House John Carey (R) - Ohm House of Representatives, 77 S ,H1gh St, Columbus 43266, 614-466-1366 111 the Ohio Senate Mike Shoemaker (D) - Ohm Senate Off1ce Buddmg, F~rst Floor, ~;:;·;~""~';story By The Auoclated Press Today 1s Monday, Dec. 14, the 348th day of 1998. There are 17 days left m the year On Dec, 14, 1799, the first preSident of the Umted States, George Washmgton, died at h1s Mount Vernon home at age 67 In 1819, Alabama Joined the Unmn as the 22nd state. In 1861, Pnnce Albert, husband of Queen V•ctona, d1ed m London. In 1911, Norweg1an explorer Roald ,Amundsen became the f1rst man to r~ach the South Pole, beallng an e•ped1lion led by Robert F. Scott .; In 1939, the Sov1et Umon was dropped from the League of Nat10ns :: In 1946, the United Nauons General Assembly voted to establish U.N ;)leadquarters 1n New York ;: In 1962, the US space probe Marmer II approached Venu~, transm1ttmg ~)lformatiOn about the planet :: In 1980, fans around the world pa1d tnbute to Jqhn Lennon, SIX days after ;tie was shot to death'" New York City , :: In 1981, Israel annexed the Golan He1ghts, wh1ch it had seized from .Syna •n 1967. : : In 1986, the expenmental a~rcraft Voyager, p1loted by Dick Rutan and '#:ana Yeager, took off from Edwards A1r Force Base m California on the ~rst non -stop, non-refueled llight around the world. (The tnp took nme :<Jays) ' ·: '_fen years ago In a dramallc polrcy sh1ft, President Reagan authonzcd the ~n1ted States to enter mto a "substantive dialogue" w1th the Palestme Liberalton Orgamzallon, after cha~rman Ya.ser Arafat sa1d he was renouncmg "all forms of terronsm." " F1ve years ago A Colorado Judge struck down the state 's voter-approved Amendment Two prohibitmg gay rights laws, calling 11 unconslltullonal United Mme Workers approved a ftve-year contract, endmg a stnke that had reached seven states and Involved some of the nation's b1ggest coal operators Actress Myrna Loy d1ed in New York at age 88 One year ago· Iran's new preSident, Mohamm ad Khatam1, called for a dialogue with the people of the Umted States- a nat1on rev1led by his predecessors as "The Gr~at Satan" Cuban PreSident F1del Castro declared Chnstmas 1997 an official holiday to ensure the success of Pope John Paul ll's upcoming VISit to the commumst country Today's Birthdays· Jazz music1an Clark Terry is 78. "60 Minutes" execut1ve producer Don Hewitt is 76. Actor-playwnght George Furth IS 66 Actor Hal Williams 1s 60 Actress Patty Duke 1s 52 Pop Singer Joyce Vmcent-Wilson (Tony Orlando and Dawn) is 52. Entertainment executive M1chael Ov1tz IS 52. Actress Dee Wallace Stone IS 50 By WALTER R, MEARS AP Special Corruponc18nt WASHINGTON (AP) - On a perilous issue, Pres1dent 01nton promised Congress he'd prov•de polil1cal cover to anybody who joins him. He was talkmg about an overhaul of Social Security -while up the avenue, Republicans were bring· 1ng Impeachment charges agamsl him. Right now, Oinlon would seem more in need of a political sh1eld than m a pos1t1on to provide one. H•s offer was an ironic reminder of the risks of trymg to cope w•th the retirement boom ahead by changmg a system that pays monthly benefits to 44 m•llion Americans. It is a looming problem, not an Immediate cnsJS. By current proJeCtions, the payroll tax that finances the system won't cover benefits after 2012, meanmg the mon~y · would have to come out of trust funds that would be broke in 2032 So the challenge is to deal with a future problem, m what is generally agreed to be a brief wmdow of opportumty, by settling on acuons that one votmg bloc or another w1ll resent, to save a system long ago marked the th1rd rail of Amencan politics for the danger of touchmg 1l And all under the leadership of a DcmQCratic president threatened w1th 1mpeachment 10 a Republican Congress His allies want h•m denounced with congressional censure for the sex scandal and lies that led to impeachment proceedmgs. On Soc1al Secunty, key Republicans have been demandmg that Clinton put out a spec1fic set of proposals for future financing Rep. Bill Archer, cha1rman of the House Ways and Means Committee, srud that1s the only way to make 11 happen next year. Clmton has not said no, but the White House is wary of selling up a proposal that could become a target, for mterest groups and GOP cnt1cs, rather than a formula for the solutiOn. He said m his last State of the Umon address that thiS IS the year to work On f""hionmg a bipartiSan solution to finance Social Security, so that it could be enacted 1n 1999- between elecllons. That to emerge from a senes of reg10nal conferences on the ISsue and the Wh1te House conference he jomed Tuesday and Wednesday, all m a quest for "true consensus "' Not yet The Wh1te House talks were sa1d to haye made progress, lookmg toward next-step negollat10ns to try to deal w1th spec1fics. They've got five weeks Clinton's 1999 State of the Unmn address wdl be Jan 19, and unless Congress can get started on legislation soon after that, time will start running out. With the economy thriving. with a budget surplus to ease changes 1n the system, and with the 2000 presidential campaign coming soon, the first half of the new year will be the most promising time for achon. "If we can't deal w1th this issue now, when will we ever deal with 1t?" Ointon asked- six months ago. Clinton has endorsed the investment of some Social Security funds m the stock market, for higher returns than the money draws in Treasury bonds , . That is a Republican idea, w11h some notable Democratic support. But there remains no accord AccuWeather" forecast for ·J ack Satterfield Sr. issue Overnight, 11 seemed, she went from Working Woman H1llary to Good Housekeepmg H1llary. There have been a lot of H1llary transformations since then, but none has been more powerful than the current one: Vogue H1llary Mrs Clinton IS lookmg positively radiant this month on the cover of the upscale fashion magazine. It is JUSt one of the many vtctones she has enjoyed smce her husband admitted to havmg an adulterous affair -- •ncluding sky·high approval rat1 ngs and consideratiOn rt:s1dence. --..,· l YoungS1own ~ 26./53" ''flll-!l:lil 1 • llonollolel2r/5Tl • INO •• Dll)'ton • I Columbus •30"154"] 29"/53" I ., • cind~;;ati\i10J/55D ] ~ KY ©1 ., .· _,.--.. '\, PortSnlOUut ..!. 29...... r~ ---- I • -~--- - Man sentenced for not turning off son's air bag ~- ' "i~ "'>'- T storms S~..onny 1i;"k ?..;.,;;, ~ ;:_ ~ ~ · ~· .... . Ra~n ' Aurnes Snow ke Prm High pressure will bring slightly warmer temps By The Associated Press . The National Weather Service is forecasllng sunny sktes aero~ Ohto 1hrough Tuesday as a h1gh pressure system moves eastward O"ermght lows will be m the upper 20s and low 30s across the state. H1ghs Tuesday w111 be near 50 statew1de r A cold front will cross the slate Tuesday mght and Wednesday, bnngmg a return to more seasonable temperatures. Colder a1r w1ll filler mto the I 'late Thursday, along w1th the poss•b•lity of some lake effect snow 1n the nort h. /\. large area of h1gh pressure covenng much of the Plams extended east ••to Ohio with skies generally clear across the state overmght. Some ' louds remained over north central and northeast Oh1o as wmds flowed tl'ross Lake Ene. Te mperatures through 4 a m. ranged from 24 m Lancaster and N,ew •' h•ladelph13to 37m Cleveland. The record h1gh temperature for th1s date at the Columbus weather sta' "" " IS 65 degrees, set in 1901 The record low temperature IS 1 degree l oe low zero, set m 1898. Sunset will be at 5 07 p.m. Sunnse Tuesday w1ll be at 7:46a.m. ' Weather forecast: Tonight Clear lows m the m1d 20s. Light and vanable wmd Tuesday... Sunny and warmer. H1ghs 10 the lower and m1d 50s. • Tuesday mght. Clear. lows in the lower 30s Extended forecast: • Wednesday ... Partly cloudy H1ghs m the lower and m1d 50s. , Thursday... Mostly cloudy With a chance of flumes or light snow show' i' Cooler. lows m the lower and m1d 30s and highs near 40 1 f nday. Partly cloudy. lows m the 20s and h1ghs m t~e lower 40s san plan." Archer said he, too, IS in the last two years Gf his last term. "I would like for both of us to be able to leave Washington having saved Social Security," the Texas Republican said Question· "Does that mean you don't want him Impeached until he saves Soc1al Secunty?" Archer: "That's another 1ssue." EDITOR'S NOTE - Walter R. Mesra, vice .,_ !dent and columnlat lor The Associated P...a, hils raporhld on Washington and national poll· 1lea for mora than 30 yesre. for T1me Jllagazme 's Person of the Year. Th~ fact that Hillary's heyday came only after she had been cuckolded has not been lost on a lot of women. "Just as she becomes the ,smgle most degraded wife in the history of the world, Mrs Clinton is being p~omoted from celebrity into iconicity," wntes columnist Maureen Dowd in the New York Times. "Feminists will long ponder how it was that the f1rst lady became wildly popular on Iy when she played the doormat." That was my imtJal reaction, too. II seemed very dtsturbing to me lhat Americans liked the first lady best when she was putting up and shuttmg up But that was the abstract, women's-stud1es s1de of me thmk- mg On a gut level, I feel the same renewed apprec13llon for the f1rst lady that a lot of other people do And I thmk I've f1gured out why: We don't like H1llary because she's been humiliated. We like her because she HASN'T been humiliated The grace and poise with which she IS presentmg herself is by far her greatest strength. It's as 1f she's saying, "What are you looking at me for? I'M not the one who made a fool of myself." I called 'my fnend Katherine Drew, who I knew would be lhmking about thiS since she is currently producing a documentary on the modern women's movement for HBO. She too saw vast differences between H1llary Clinlon and Tammy Wynette. "It's not the little-womanstandmg-by-her-man thmg," says Katherme "It's her saymg, 'I'm not going to let this defeat me '" She's also not g01ng to let us And JAN MOLLER explams a presidential United Features adviser to our associate Dale TBILISI, Georgia - In thiS 1,500-year-old Van Ana "But it was necescity, whose name means "warm" for Its ancient sary to restore stab11ity to sulfur springs, the temperature is JUSt nght for our country." In any of the Cllizens ··but way too hot for others, Shevardnadze did impose like President Eduard Shevardnadze some stab1hty But he could Somebody has been trying to assassmate the do little to prevent separatist president, and no one knows for sure who is ethnic enclaves hke Abkhazia from becoming de responsible. He has enemies aplenty, and the facto mdependent states -- particularly since, nefarious, hidden hand of the Russmn m1htary according to our intelligence sources, the Russmn seems to be orchestratmg an ant1-Shevardnadze m11itary is covertly ass1stmg these groups in campa•gn But solid proof is wantmg unsettling the Georg1an government. , Shevardnadze is the htghly respected former "Russ1a does not want Georg10 getting any foretgn m•mster of the Soviet Umon Be res1gned closer to the U.S or the West," a Western d1plothat post on principle, after Mikhail Gorbachev mat told us here. "Look at what happened last and Kremlin hard-liners put the brakes on perc- October, JUSt when Western compames were strmka about to SJgn a pipelme cteal here" Be was proved correct m the end, for w1thm He is refemng to a limited upnsing by several months of his resignation those same hard-liners army officers who persuaded-- or misled-- about mounted a coup against the vac1llating Gor- a dozen tank crews east of Tb1lis• to start dnvmg bachev. The coup was defeated, but cost Gor- their tanks to the cap1tal. bachev his presidency and paved the way for the The one.day rebellion ended after Shevardfmal dissolutiOn of the Sov•et Un•on nadze made a nat1onal telev1sion broadcast, and it By that lime,'" late 1991 , Shevardnadze was was clear to the young army sold1ers that thiS was back here'" hiS beloved Tbilisi, capital of a new not a normal exercise, but was bemg viewed as country that was trying to shake two centunes of traitorous mutiny. The leaders were arrested and Russian control Jailed I Leading the revolt agamst such control for Shevardnadze's ouster was clearly their goal, years·· and when it was particularly dangerous to and thelf allegiance was given to the late Gam· do sD --was Zvl3d Gamsakhurdla, son of Gear- sakhurd1a, whom they believe was uneonst1tugia's most respected wnter t10nally removed from off1ce. The new nat•on tapped Gamsakhurd•a as tls Somellmes the efforts of these enemies are first elected pres,dent, but the romance quickly more surg1cal lrl 1995, diehard Gamsakhurdia fizzled Personal eccentncll•es, and a nasty dicta- supporters tned to assassinate Shevardnadze w1th tonal streak quickly cost h1m many supporters a car bomb The alleged mastermind, Igor GmrCivil war broke out •n 1992, but most of •t was gadze, hves m Russ1a now, where he IS closely confined to a mile-long avenue that houses the guarded and colludes with the Russian Defense Parliament and other government bu•ldmgs M1mstry · Out of the gunfire, emerged a new preSident, He and other Gamsakhurdia followers are also Shevardnadze "We wished thiS would have hap- believed to be behmd last February's anti-tank By JOHN AFFLECK Associated Press Writer PARMA. Oh10 (AP) - A '!'~n whose mfant son was k1lled by an m bag was sen kneed to two days 10 Jail today tor ta•hng to turn oft the deVICe . Dw1ght Childs, 29, of Broadv1ew He1ghts, IS believed to be the llrst person pumshed for failing to switch off an a1r bag, accordmg to the Amencan Automob1le Association Ch1lds pleaded no contest last month to charges of vch1cular hom•c•de and ronnmg a red hght in the death of h1s 2-month-old son, Jacob Parma Mumc1pal Court Judge Kenneth Spanagel cou ld have sentenced Ch1lds to seven months m Jail and $1 ,Q50 m fmes But Spanagel agreed w1th Childs' attorney that no sentence could come close to the gUilt that Clulds feels over the accident Spanagel sentenced Childs to 180 days m ]Uti but .then suspended 178 days ot the sentence as long as S~quads Childs helps produce public semce announcements about a.r bag safety He ordered Childs to spend 12 hou" m pnson on each of two separate days - lhe,anntvcrsary of the accident , May 16, and of h1s son's b~rth day, March 21. Spanagel also fined Childs. S500 Chi lds did not speak at h1s sentencing and declined to comment afterward The alf bag m h1s Ford F-150 deployed after the truck crashed into another truck at an mtersection 10 th1s Cleveland suburb. The boy was strapped 1nto a rear-facmg car seat. Several warnmgs were posted on labels mstde the truck, telling the dnver to sw1tch off the alf bag 1f a ch1ld m a car seat was on the passenger stde of the truck, asstslant c1ty Prosecutor Dav1d Toetz sa1d. Prosecutors dec1ded not to press more se nous charges because Childs lost h•s son in the crash. Ch1lds 1s a foreman at a metal shop. The P6mero) Pam1da slore was apparently the target of a weekend burglary. accordmg to a Me1gs County Shenffs Department report Around 1 20 a m Sunda). Deputy Kevm Dugan not1ced the front door of Ihe More had heen pned open and fhe change mach me broken open Upon later 1nve>t•gat10n. It "'"' discovered that th< s1ore safe had been opened and an und1~losed amount <•f money removed In add1t1on, the JCwelry caSe! was opened and several Hems removed. the reron stated The Oh10 Bureau of Cnmtnal lnvest•gat1on and ldcnt•ficat10n is handling the mveshgatJOn Domestic violence arrests recorded Four IndiVIduals were arrested by Metgs County Shenffs Department deput1cs on charges of domt!SIIc violence Ronald E Hawle)', age unreported. 37187 Vance Road. was charged Sunday following a Saturday evenmg mc1dent Ronald L Fry. 51, 2452 Second Ave Symcuse v.as<~rre>~ed and Jailed followmg a Sunday mc1dtnl Ann and James Alley. both of 50466 State Roulc 338. Raone were arrested and Jailed followmg an alleged Sunday cvemng alh.:n.:: allon~ Man arrested on two charges R1chard D Blessmg. 48. 54696 Curt1s Hollow Road, Reedsville. was arrested and Jailed Sunday afternoon by a Me1gs County shenffs deputy QO charges of d1sorderly conducl and rcs1!\tmg arresl Troopers investigate one-car accident A one·car acctdcnt Saturday on County Road I (Salem School lol) near Sakm Center left a Langsvtlle woman InJUred, the Galha-Mc•gs Post of Ihe Slate H1gh"ay Palrol reported ' Lcanna J. Dav1s. 19. 27600 State Route 124. was transported to Holzer Mcdtcal Center by the Me1gs EMS folio" mg the I 41 p m accident, acconhng to the patrol She "as treated and released for a contuSion to the left shoulder a hospital spokesperson sa1d , lroupt.:rs sa td Davts was northbound, one-tenth of a mile nortH of CR 52 (St rong's Run) when she fa~lcd to nav1gatc a nghl curve and went\ off )he left SJde of the road. The car then st ruck an embankment and overturned The car was moderately damaged, and Dav1s was cued for fa~ lure to control Announcements: Home decorating contest The Racme Area Commumty Orgamzallon 1s sponsonng the sixth annual Holiday Home Decoratmg Contest Wednesday, w1th JUdgmg from 6:30 to 9 30 p.m. Judges Will select three wmners 10 the v11lage of Racme and w1thm a two-mile radtus, and pnzes of $50, $30 and $20 Will be awarded. Participants need to have their lights on at 6·30 p m and wmners w1ll be announced later Carey open door session slated State Rep. John Carey, R-Wellston, w1ll hold an open door session Thursday, 3-4 p m at the Me1gs County Courthouse Anyone w1th concerns regardmg state government IS encouraged to meet with the representative Puppet show planned The Sllversv1lle Church at Portland Will present a puppet show Thursday, 7:3.0 p.m at the church The pubhc IS mv1led to attend. dinner set Son goes to court to evict mother Holiday A chnstmas dmner w1ll be held by Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amen- LORAIN, Oh10 (AI!)- A northeast Oh10 man wants to force h1s mother out of the home they share. M•guel Ramo s, 43, IS trymg to ev1c1 his mother, Cruc1ta Ramos, 69, who has hved in the house for 18 years Each cla1ms to own the home. M•guel began legal proceedmgs agamst her m 1996 and the two Umts of the Me1~ County Emer4 49 am Sunday, Eagle R1dge Road, haven't talked smce Cruc1ta lives gC<1cy Medical Semce recorded 14 calls Chester, Bonmc Walker, treated at the on the fustlloor and M1gucl hvcs m tor 3SSISlance Saturday and Sunday. sa;ne, Pomeroy squad assiSted; the basement. 1 Units respondmg mcluded· 5 31 p m. Sunday, state routes 248 ' He Insists he needs the house CENTRAL DISP~ and 124, Long Bottom, Richard Bless- for himself," sa1d Cruc1ta, who s01d 12:14 a m Saturday, State Route 681, mg. VMH, Reedsville squad ass1sted. she and her late husband pa1d for the TuppeiS Plains, Betty Maynard. O'BieMIQDLEPOIU hou se, now valued at about $60,000 no.% Memonal Hosp1tal, Tuppers Plams 11 13 p m Saturday, volunteer fire They put the deed m Miguel's name >quad assiSted; department to South F1fth Avenue, smoke because th ey believed he was more 3 35 a.m. Saturday, Arbaugh Add1- od.>r at Dale Dutton restdence, Pomeroy hkely to quality tor a mortgage r '" Tuppers Plams, James Swagger!, VFD assiSted; • ~IL mns Memonal Hospital, Tuppe.s 7.55 am. Sunday, Maple Street, Jack I' lams squad assisted; Satterfield Sr, dead on amval, Central ) 49 p.m. Saturday, Maples Apartments, Dispatch squad ass1sted; l'umerny, Sybil Barr, treated at the scene; 2.36 p.m Sunday, Park Street, Inez I 0 18 p m. Saturday, Waters Edge Snyder, treated at the scene, By MARK WILUAMS 1\p<~rtments, Syracuse, lola 5.40 p.m Sunday, Broadway Street, Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Kovalchik, treated at the scene, Charles Young, Pleasant Valley HospiOh1o's new supenntendcnt of public tal, Pomeroy squad ass~;1ed InStruCtiOn has set a lofty goal for i)cr, RACINE 6:32 p m Saturday, SR 338, Portland, self and the rest of the state To make (USPS 213·960) Oh1o one of the top school systems 111 Corbett Cleek, Jackson Gencrnl Hoopllal Community Newspaper Hold1np, Inc. REEDSVIlLE the country by 2010. 12:16 am. Saturday, SR 124, Ronald The State Board of EduGiliun voted 'Publ1shed every afternoon Monday through I n rti'ly, 111 Cour1 St , Pomeroy, Oh10, by the 18-1 Sunday to h~re Susan Tave ZelHeath, VMH Ol>1u Valley Publ1shmg Company Second claM defeat her. And I think that decision 1s a pnmary source of her strength After so many years of hav1ng everything from her past employment to her hairstyles debated on "Crossfire," I think Hillary has reached a point where she thinks pretty much everyone can just jump into a lake. I think she's fed' up with of all of us She's fed up w1th her husband She's fed up with Congress. She's fed up w1th Ken Starr.· She's fed up with the press. And she's fed up with columnists who expect her to be a livin'g metaphor for the woman's movement. This is not to say that Vogue H1llary is necessanly the real H1llary. We will probably never know exactly who H1llary Rodham Clinton is And that 1s probably just as she would like 11. record 14 calls "My client IS very upset that 11 has come to th1s," satd M1guel 's attorney, D. Chris Cook. Cook sa1d M1guel 's name IS on the deed because he was the one who bought the house. A JUdge agreed With M1guel, but Cruc1ta has appealed She asked ' Lora•n County Common Pleas Judge Lynett M McGough to allow her to live m the house while the case 1s being appealed McGough ruled agamst her last week Crucita may have to move out by February Cook said the reason Mtguel can Legion, at the Middleport hall, Wednesday, 6 p m Crashed driver had been shof CLEVELAND (AP) A motonst found dead after h1s p1ckup truck ran across Interstate 71 and hll a concrete median had been shot, pollee sa1d Patnck T•ghe, 41, of Cleveland, was taken early Saturday to MetroHealth Med1cal Center by a rescue squad and was dead on arnval, police sa1d. "Then a doctor called us and said the v•ct•m had suffered a gunshot wound, " police spokesman Sgt1 Mark Hastmgs sa1d. Cuyahoga County Coroner Elizabeth BaiJra) sa1d 1ighe d1ed of a gunshot wounq Ill the abdomen. Hastings sa1d police retraced' their steps and followed the truck's tne marks up'3n embankment. wants to evtct h1s mother 1sn't 1mportant. The house belongs to Miguel and what he does w1th 11 1s hiS personal busmess, Cook said. Missouri educator chosen as · new Ohio school superintendent ('..1pynghll998 NEWSPAPI R l N'll RPRISI 1\SSN Send comments to the author In .care of thla newspaper or und her e-mail at aarseumaol.com. nadze's armored Mercedes-Benz. One bu,llet nearly p1erced the glass bes1de the president's head, but he surv1ved, miraculously unharmed. Such events have understandably made Western companies a b1l anx10us about Georgia's stabihty The West has pushed for construction of a pipeline delivering Casp1an 01lto travel through Georg•• and Armema, but the Russ1ans are trymg to make sure it only goes through their own country. lromcally, Russ• a's Prime ,Minister Yevgeny Primakov, who grew up in th1s c1ty, fears ihe effect that an oil p1peline ·- and ec0nom1c mdependence -- would have on his nat1ve country Primakov wants Georgta --and most of the rest of the former Sov1et client states --to be "re-integrated" with Russia But desp1te Russia's efforts to sllr up trouble in Georg ~a, the capital qty and much of the country IS qu1et and peaceful That's the way 1ts hospitable people like it. Perhaps the smgle most remarkable evidence of Georgl3's general good nature can be seen in 1ts year-long national celebration commemoratmg 2,600 years of Georg•an-Jew1sh relations. Alon~ among countnes m most of Asia and much of , Europe, there has been no mass perseculion of Jews for two and a half m•llenma "Anli·Sem•llsm never existed here," says Gtvi Gambashidze of the Georgian-Jew1sh Assoc~at1on. And that, m many ways, tells the sto1ry of thiS republic and 1ts people. Throughout h1story, Jews have often been the scapegoats 10 tough t1mes If you want to take the measure of a society's tolerance, their treatment of Jews 1s a good place 1o start. ' If only Shevardnadze were bemg given the same respect , Write Jack Anderson and Jan Moller, Unlttd Features, 200 Park Ave., New York, NY 10100 He was born Dec 18, 1914 m Tennessee. and was a reured conductor for the New York Cenlral Railroad. He served on Middleport Village Co uncil for 14 year,; and was a member of the Mtddleport lodge 363 F & AM He was a member of the M•ddleporl Fust Bapt1st Church He IS surv1ved &y h1s w1fe. Olove Butcher Satterfield, a daughter and sonm-law, Eleanor and John Blaettnar of Pomeroy, a sop and daughter-m-law, Jack Jr ·and Charlotte Satterfield of Pomeroy, mne grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; and a brother. Dan Satterfield of Toledo He was preceded m death by hts lather. Roscoe Sauertield, Ius step- 1he Gravel H1ll Cemetery. Cheshnc Fncnds may call at the funeral home from 6-8 tomght Memonal contributiOns mav b\: made to the Nattonal Parkmson Founda !ton Inc , 1501 N W N1nth A~c. Bob Hope Road, Mmm1 , Fla 33136 W VA Inc JASSociiJtiJO . mother, Jenme P1crce Sallerficld and a s tcps1srer. Dortha Jcnkmson Services w1ll be I p m Tuesday 1n th e M1ddleport Chapel of the F1sher Funeral Home. With the Rev Mark Morrow uffic1a11ng Bunal will follow m ,,. The Daily Sentinel · ~22!!e knows ~!?~.~u-~~ who i~"~!~£.~~::~~~ ; Jack Sauerficld Sr. 83. Middleport. died Sunday. Dec 13. 1998 at h1s • The many faces of Hillary Clinton By Sara Eckel Several years ago, I wrote a column lamenting the fad that Hillary ' Clinton was working so hard to appease her cntics. I was diSappointed that she had subdued her image as a strong and articulate professiOnal and receded into a more traditional role -- hostmg teas, wearing pastels and qUietly dropping the whole "ll.odham" Corbet Cleek. 70, State Route 338, Portland. d1ed Monday. Dec 14, 1998 m the Charle,ton Area Med1cal Center Arrdngemcnts wtll ~ announced bv the Cremeens Funeral Home. RacanF.: · Tuesday,Dec.15 • on how much to mvest m the market, whether it should be part of what otherwise would be paid in taxes or a voluntary, added option, and whether it should be mvested by the government or by mdividuals, in their own accounts There also are the opt1ons of increas•ng Social Secunty taxes on upper-mcome Amencans, raismg the retirement age for full benefits or restrammg future cost-of-living increases. Hard chmces, and potentially costly ones polll•cally. Republicans lost control of the Senate after a 1986 campaign centered on their vote to limit Burglarv. at Pamida probed Corbet Cleek Ohio weather cost-of-living ra1ses Ointon made "save Social Security first" a slogan m the 1998 campaign, IICCUSing Republicans of trying to drain the surplus mto tax cuts for the rich. There is no reservoir of political trUSt to tap 1n the search for a bipartisan plan to enact next year. And "Ibis will only get harder,'" Ointon SAid. "Every single year we avoid resolving this, it Will get harder and harder and harder." In his private session Wednesday with 48 members of Congress, the president said he understands their political difficulties. Gene Sperling. his economic advisor, recounted: "He said very explicitly he's in a second term, he's the pres1den~ he understands that he needs to provide the political cover to anybody who is willing to come together and be part of a biparll•c: Local briefs: Death Notices The Daily Sentinel Impeachment threat makes saving SocSec harder 'E.lta6{isfwt in 1948 The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio yu~ta ge pa1d at Pomeroy, Oh1o Th~ AsMK:tated Press and the Ohto Newspaper Association Member: t>ostmaster Send address correctiOns to The 1 11lv Senunel, Ill Court St, Pomeroy, Oh1o .. 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Wt will chrck your Information and make a correction if warranted. , News Departments The malo number is 992·2155. Department extensions uR. Ccncrul Manager. ........................ .Exl. 1101 'lit"., . . • E"L 1102 or E•l. 1106 Other Services Advertising. Circulation . Classlned Ad• E"t. 1104 • Ext. 1103 .E<t. llOO RlJflAND 149 p.m Saturday, County Road I, motor veh1de acc1dent, Leanna Davis. SYRACll~'& 10.11 am Saturday, VFD and squad to SR 1¥. Minersville, automobtlc fire, James CoullCII, treated at the scene Stocks man to replace John Goff, who IS retlr- mg Dec. 31 after 3 1/2 years as super mtendent. Zelman, the deputy commiSSioner of the M1ssoun Department of Elementary aod Secondal) Educallon, 1s expected to begm her nt:v. duhes March 8 She has the opportumty to make rnore rnoney than Gol!, who was patd $135,844. Zelman's base salary will be $135,000 a year and she can make up to $15,000 more mbonuses thai w1ll be based on performance standards. Followmg the vote, she challenged educators, legiSlators, CIVIC leaders, parents and commuRily groups to work Am Ele Power ...................... .46'o Akzo ........................................ 40 Am rTech ..............................56"!. Ashland 011 ............................ .49 AT &T .... ,.................................. 70 Bank One.............................51 "I• together to •mprove Oh10 's educatronal Bob Evans ............................ 24 Y. Borg-wa..er ................ .......'48'/• system Broughton ............................. 17'1. "Let's all work collaborat1vely Champion ............................ 101. together so that , hy 2010, Oh1o will be Charm Shps ........................... 3'/, rated am6ng the top systems m the City Holding ......................32 nation, and Oh1oans wdl v1ew the Federal Mogul .......................57''• schools as the best posstblc," she sa1d Gannett ............................. 62'1. Goodyear .. ........................ 55), Zelman sa1d she believes the educaKmart ................................... 14'1• • lion depart ment can help Oh1o's Kroger .............................. ... 53'1• ,;choolch1ldren Lands End ............................ 21 '1. 'I am a tru e believer that the State Limited ......... ,................... 26'1. Department of Educatron can make a Oak Hilt Fml ........................... 19 lhflcroncc m hvcs ot schookh1ldren," OVB ............ ,.......................... 41 % One Valley ............................ 33'1, Zelman sa1d. " I want to make a posiPeoples ............................... 23'1, tive d1ffercnce for the children of Prem Fin I.......................... 17'1, Oh1o " Rockwell .... .. ........... .. ........ 51 '1, Among her goals· RD/Shell ................................ 47'1, - dcmandmg h1gh expectations Sears ................ ... ............. 41 '1, and dcademu.; standards tor ch ildren: Shoney's ................................ 1·~ - cnsunng that all ch1ldren can First Star ......................... . 73'7. read by the tourth grade and that all stuWendy's .............................. 18 '7. 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Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 4 • The Daily Sentinel Redwomen win 10th consecutive game Nk)nday.~ber14,1998 F,·l$·~·~-:w·'14'*~·'!¥ :( '"**·~ ~ PICTURE YOUR CHILD .~· : t AMONG THE ••• Grande ro·ns past Denison 81-47 t R~o By ANDREW CARTER Rio Grande SID l\fler openmg up a 24-pomt lead at halftime. the 17th ranked Vim ersttv of Rto Grande Red,.ome"n cruised to an S l-47 victor\' O\'e r Demsun Universitv on Saiurday at the Newt Oli1er .Arcna. The devaStation of Denison ~as Rm Grande's tenth Consecuti ve win . Dent son dropped i" fourth consec utive ouling and the fiflh in ils Jast six. l:Ontesls. Karlcy Mohler. Mindy Pope and Came Carson comhined to score 45· tirst half points a~ the Rcdwomen ( II ·)) staked them selves In a 49-25 .uJva ntagc at the inwm1isswn. 'Ibe Redwomen outscored Deni son 34- 10 tn the first I 0:49 <lf the game,. P ope led the way with 17. while M ohler added 15 and Carson chipped in 13. The Rcdwomcn shot 60 percent from the field in the opening half. i-nocktn g down 18-uf-30 from the f1c ld mcludmg four thre e-pointers. Denison was held w just ~::! pcrc.:cnt 18-of-36) in the fir st half. However, five of Dcni~ o n 's eight ti~ld goals were from three-poin t range. The situati on wor.,~ n cd for Dc~1ison 12·5) an the )OC!.:ond ha lf \\'ith the Bi2: Red connec t in !! on onh· 8-of-U fi~ld goal oppo~t unitJc S. RiO Gr.mdc\ pt:n..:l' nta~c also tai led off in the .. cL·ond half a.., tht: Rcd\'l.mncn , hot 40.6 perce nt ( 13-o l-32). ln add ition to Denison's shoming wot.:s. the Big Red was victimized hy 26 turnover<.; and 12 steals hy Rio Grande . Ci nd y Hopper recorded . a . career- hig h I 0 thefts to lead the · Rcdwomcn's lootin g of ihe Big Red . Hopper upped her team-leading steal s tota l to 32 w1th her perfor- rna nee on Saturday. Rio Grande continued its domi· nance of the paint against Denison outscoring the Big Red 36-10 down low. However, the Redwomen "ere out -rebounded fo r the- second straight gpme . Denison held a 32- 15 advantage on the offensive glass and created 32 second chance opponunities. but failed to cash in o n the put backs. The Big Red o ut-boarded the Redwomen 52-5 1 overall . Mohler finished with a game-best· 22 points on an 8-for- 14 show ing from the field. She hll 5-of-7 free throws . Mohler grabbed a game-high II rebounds to complete her seve nth double-double of the season. Mohler has notched double-doubles in four of the last five games. She a)so had three blocked shots and an assist. Pope hit 10-of-16 shots on her way to 21 points. 'She had eight rebOunds, two steals. two assists and a blocked shot. Carson inched c lose r to the 1,000point plateau for her career with 18 poi nts against Deni son. She now has 98 I career points. Carson fini shed 5· for-I I from the field . which included connecting on 4-u f-8 thre e- po int shots. She was 4-for-5 at the line and had three assists . In addition to her !O-steal performance. Hopper scorCd four poi nl ~ and had seven rebounds , four assist.'-. and blocked a shot . Shawna Daugherty scored four po int s and di shed o ut a game-hi gh six assists. Kassie Ke ndall carne off the bench and contributed four points and s~vt: n board s. Renee Ruu cr had four points and Andrea Jones and Nigel Parker chipped in with two points' apiece: · Molly Baumann led Denison with 12 points. She hit 4-of· 7 three-point attempts. Baumann also had two steals. Kristin Love came off the bench to supply seven points and a team -high nine rebounds. Kendra Talford had six points and three boards . Courtney Franklin scored fi,.e poi nt s and had two assists. Jill Meiring scored five points and grabbed six .rebou nd s. Ri o Grande opens American Mideast Conference play Tuesday with a visit to Mount Vernon NaJ..arene College. Game time is set for 5 : 15p.m. at Moun! Vernon. Fans can follow the action on 97.7 FM WCJO beginning with the pre-game show at 4:50p.m .. Mount :Vernon Na1.arene (5 -3, AMC 0- 1) enters play Tuesday rid ing a two-game winnihg srreak . The Lady Cougars drilled Wilberforce 98-62 Dec. 12 and followed that up with a 65 -46 drubbing of Kenyon on Sa!urday. Two-sport star Tara Seiler has returned from her exploit s with the MVNC voll eyba ll squad to lead M oum Vernon Nazarene in scoring and rchounding . The six- footer averages 16.3 poi nts and seven rebounds per gJmc. Seiter. one of the top ms1de thrC<]b in the AMC, is 'shoot ing 54 .K percent from the· field . Guard > Anne Nussbaum and Shelly Aldrich arc the only other two Lad y Cou gar.., averagj ng douhle digil."i in scoring . Nussbaum chips in 11.9 points per game while Aldrich averages 11 .5 po int s per o uting. Rio Grande swert the season sencs from Mount Vernon Nazarene last season winning 68-62 at .Moum Vern on and wipi ng out. the Lady Cougars 80·52 in the return match at the Newt. Rio Grande has beaten the Lady Cougars in seven of the last eight meetings between the two squads. Tile only setback was an 85S I loss in Rio Grande during the 1996-97 season . Hl!!.C !!1!1!1 Denison ........................... .. 25-22=47 Rio Grande ....................... 49-32=8 I Denison (2-S): Johnston tn-0/00/0=2 , Baumann 011-4/7-0/0=12. Chawansky 2/8-0/2-0/0=4, Milne 1/6-010-1/2=3, Kleinfelder 013-010- · 3/5=3, Franklin 0/S- 1/5-212=5 , AIEbrahim 011 -0/0-010=0. Clapacs 0/1010-0/0=0. Talford 012-217-010=6, Meiring 2/8-010-112=5. Ford 012-0/00/0=0, Love 3/14-0/().112=7. Totals: 9/58-7/22-8/13=47 .., Total FG: 16-80 (.200) Rebounds: 52 (Love 9) Assists: 6 (Franklin 2) .. Thrnoven: 26 (Johnston 4) Blocked. shots: I . Steals: 2 Fouls: 16 t t NFL roundup n a Nfl st~ai g ht. ous two games . Marshall Faulk rushed for 11 5 yards and two touch downs for the Colts. Rams 32, Patriots 18 At St. Loui s, rookie Az Hakim and form er practice squad player June Henley each scored two !Ouch· downs for the Rams (4-10) : who overcame three first -half turnovers and a season-ending inju,ry to quar-· terback Tony Banks. The Patriots (8;6) wasted a big 1 ga me from rookie runnin g back Robert Edwards, who gained 196 yards on 24 carries, and hurt their playoff chanc.c s by losing for the first time in four games . Falcons 27, Saints 17 At New Orleans, Terance Mathis caugh! l'ouc hdown passe s of 63 and 62 yards from Chris Chandler as Atlanta stayed ahead of San· Franci sco in the NFC West. · Jamal Anderso n ran for 14S yards on 27 carries for the Falcons , who can claim the NFL We st crown and a firs t-ro und bye if the 49ers lose to Pbi,larX:Iphia , ;cardinals 20. Ea~lcs 17 (()'I') .. C hn ~ Juc kc. who mi:-.scd a 14 fu..: ld gcw l ai the .: nd of rcg~ l a­ yaro LiOn. k idct.l a .12-) ,mlcr 4 1/2 nnn utc -. tnlo ovcrlilll c tl1 l! i vc t\n tnna i7~7J the Vtctory at 1'11ilctdc lphi cJ.i.1 · I CJ. .:- Rol1 Moore. who.,c nin e -yard ' • • -4 1 )00 2 6 9 250 2 9 182 1 1' .. ..9 . 4 Pdrnland . .. 7 1 sianlt: . ... 636 5 8 58) 21l .. .. 3 I · ·~ ' Saturday's score • Penland B . f'lkw England 68 COLUMBUS 67, Oticago 61 San J~ 87. Scattlt 78 A_"P Top 25 men's poll ", "' 'llie top 2.'iteanl$ in lbe Associ:11ed Prrn' men 's ccJ'k&c- basketball poll. with first·plac.e vot~s in p:.entheses. rec01ds thmu gh Dc;c. 1.~ . toc:rrl potms bated on 25 poin~ for a first-place vOfe thnlUgh ooe pdi.nt for a 2Stb-p latt; Yolc- and prev10u~ rnn king· ~ LaSt Iii!n • ID l!:,j, 8·0 1.768 I 9-1 1.669 9-1 1.610 6'-0 1.582 ,I S:" Maryland . The Daily Sentinel ru. l\'nk I.,Cannc-cticut (6M 2, Duke (41 . ;\,. 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Lm,mvdk '*> Can1011 Sooth 6f Al.rtJn F~rell~ 46 Cello;> ~ .~ SJdoc,· -16 Chatdon NDCL 5:1. lkdfor Hu Olaoel 50 Chl'~~ pl'3le 7J. Franllm Fu rn¥C' Gretn 48 Cm !Jeer Park ~8. C1n S' Bernard 4.\ Cm H1lb Chr 57. Cin Coumry Day .16 C1n McN,chol.ll 66 . K~ Country Da) 4 Ctn Mt Healthy~ . On Ta)lor 47 · Cm Mt Notn.' lbmc 4S . Boone! flo\' Va ! Coont;. l'm S1 Unula 69: Tul St Unula .W Cm St Uuu hoc 56. St Henry J9 C111 Summ1t ~I K)· Country Day 2S . C1n Wuhrow 61. Day Panenor1 4tl Cle H I~ BeaumooJ 4.t Shaker Hu Brown lO C ol W::Htl>rson 56. Marion Harding 48 Collm\ W RC'Rrve ~2. Welhni!IOo 5-' Coni D) Crest~· le"'- 5.1 Continenta l 4 2 Cnplt') 65. Clo ver lc:~f .' 0 Cunland-l..:~kc:\IC'W 54 , Jdferson Area -16 Crool.:§''llk .J6_Nt-11. Lex!ngton 44 [)an\'JIIe 67. Johnswwn 28 l)a} Charninade-Julu:!Oilt 52. Oak~~o ood 50 lla) Meadowdale ~ I . Yellow Sprm!-1 19 Drlpho_., Jefferson .\.5 . Kalida 41 .DO\e!4l . Indian Valley llresdcn Tn -Vallc}' 58. Mo rgan 42 Dahlrn Cof fm an 46. Hiliard Oav1dson 4.\ East C~im o n 74. C~dam ll e 47 Ea51 Kno~ 5.\. Centerbu rg 5 1 E.ul'wood 100. Otsego 51 EdJson 42. l'ortCiim oo 28 Elid a 66. Napole on 4 2 Elyria Open Door 48. Cle. Lincoln-We)! JS Eu clid 58 . Parma Valley FOfgl! 46 Fairbanks 69. Ri\lerude 41 Fa1rborn 46 , Spnng Nunh J9 Fairlawn JR. Hous10n J4 Faim10nt 6., , Sprins. South 24 Fai rview Par!.: S5 . Rocky Riv l!l' SO Fe licity 70. Clem1ont NE J0 Find lay 67. Fos1oria J5 Fmneylown 37. Ci n. Wimon Wood s J6 Fo rt Jennings 78 . Spencemlle 40 Fon L9ramie 66. Anna .U n .• Non-conrtrtnu · st. JOseph 's 7J. Akron60 Wooste r 96, lake Erie 67 Mount St . Joseph 88, Urbana 80 Thiel 7R, Ken}'on 14 Findlay 81. C~darviiiC 74 Denison 95, Bethany, W. Va 71 tentrnl St. , Ohio 62. Transyl\lanra 6t RA Sunday's tournaments Walsh Alumni D.A.R.E. Tournamenl -ehampl · • onship W~hh 78. WiiDerforct! 68 Third place Da!!mcn 89. Centennial .56 1 .~ N. Carolina A&T 88, Ronda A& M 81 N. Carol rna St. 100. Hou ston B New Orleans 52. Cemc nary 47 North Carvlina 75, N C Charlolle 7~ (OT) · Samford 71. No rlh Georgia ~J · ,St John's 95. Virgin ia 68 ~ St 5.\ Jooalhan Alder 4~ MJdt..- Plam~ .& ! ~Ill ROVtoe'lell46 _Ul)ahop fall• ~ l, Kmron R1dl'e- ~ G~am U Keuma:: Alter ~"i . Daytoo Ovn.ua.11. 4~ Kt11enn1 Faumunt 6_1, Spru!r Sol.n:h 2~ lakt"~uod 66 Ucbnp: \.Jicy ~ lakotil Wen !iQ On ,_tcA~o~k-1. 42 l..c-b.anon 76 . lprlOQ M~J~~~OC' i ~ Ud~mom 4"i -lordUQw. n 2J KGVO·!\Ionlana Power Cla5slc Second round St. Mary's 88. Youngstow n SL 5.\ Murray Sl. 68. Alabama S1. 66 • plitCC Yo~ n!stown ~1 CONFEilENCE F...Htrr-n ·.- 'saturday's to~rnament.s n ~ 4.1 · ~ fA = = "' ~t-. Q = =c: ~ 52 WEEKS "t:: 1• Third AMERICA~ · ~l .; Tol Ctnl· 6:1 , Hollaad Spnor: J9 Tol IJbbry 76. Wuwbor fOnt) Brrnnan A7 Troy 88. Tippecanoe Sl Tusl;a• 51. Rittman 39 Tw1n. Valaey S (»4 , Muk:tk't0"-'8 MachlloCMI 52 Uuc.1 70. London 59 VernultOO 67. Port Om1on ~1 W Saltm Northa e~ter n 85. Ashland Mlrpleioo Wonhlnc1on Ctv' 1S. Col N<Kibland,67 45 I Walllh Alumni D.A .R.E. Holiday Tournament First round · Wilberforce 80. bilemcn 79 Florida Atlanti(.' 90. Bcthune-Cooknmn 7K Hampton 98, Norfolk Sl. 9J J James Madison 18. Radford 62 Kentucky IOJ. Maryland 9! LSU 72. Jackson S1. 5 .~ Mr::n1phis 78. Miss issippi Miss issippi St. 97 . SE LoulsHlna 60 Morgan Sl. 67. Coppin Sl. 66 (QT) Q. "t:: \;, Saturday's action 65 ·FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS EVERYTHING 1 '(EAR ·GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO THE DAILY SENTINEL Indiana Cl:iuif·champiom:hip lnd1ana 81. Bowh ng Green 55 Third placr Ooiu 51 69 , Grambling S1 .56 KG\'O·Montana Po"tr Clusic Ch:ilmpiomhip Moiluma 67 :'1daho 60 North Coast Conftrtnce ' Earlham 13, Obrrlin 50 • Canisius 66, Buffalo 56 Co nnecticut 70. Pinsburgh 69 : Delaware 92. Lafayette 7B ~ Fairfield 95, San Francisco 13 Fordham Tl Jnna 71 , Furman 83, Duquesne 78 (OT) · George Washi ngton 92. Old Dom~nio n 89 • Hoh tra 68, Towson 55 : Maine 90. Hartford 65 . Manst 59, Co~ll 52 • Massachuseus 7~ . Boston College 45 Md.-BahimOJe County' 72, Cent . Cannecucut St Form . Cou&•r Clautc-champiomhip Dngham Young 8-l. CS Nonhndge 78 Th ird plact LoUISillna Tech 76. S Umh 68 lOTI . Ea• Official Entry f:. Saturday's tournaments Boilrra1abr ln\1illtional -daampioMhip PurdUC" 80, U Sallr 59 Third placr E Washington 70. Valparaiso 66 St Mary·§. Cal. 88. J:te~"r M Shakn ltl t~nct" .l~ R1 ~ hmond Ht, ::~ O•uuao 46. !uhnttoa 42 NFL standings Ra'('fltU 12 Rnn-H· Hw-•J069 O)lk WCiten.' dlr N 89. Col Sw~h .58 v.·~ rall 66. Adena 58 • Wooster 63. Oc Rholks 45 Union Hen~.age 66. Soulhan Local J9 CardtngtOIII 82. Col A~y .\4 (arlltle 66 , Xerua Omltla.n 40 Ced.ano•llc ~- Wav~v1Ue 5J ~ 62. Mmfor-d 51 (lull Hunlm,IOD 60, P1kdon ~'HI Cm Bapaist M. Milfocd Omsuan 58 C1 n. Chnsuan 6J . Co\ mgton (~y) Laun .n C1n. Colu.un 5-J. Mu:ldldown 50 Cin Hills Chr. 86. Ridgr:\·ilk Ky. 28 Cin. S1 Bernard 51 , New R1chrnond .S ~ Clc; ."Benedlcrine 6 I . Ene <Pa 1 Cathtdral l-l Cle East 57, New Phitadelptua 51 COl. Watterson 69. Col. Wt.c!h.tone '60 ·co l Wes1 86_ Ce nterburg 70 CD5hocton 69. W Holmes 56 Day Dunbar % . Day Jefferson 46 Da)' Nonhmon1 s-t. Milton iJmon 48 E. Ck Shaw 80. BcdfOI'd 74 E.11on 85. Arcanum 45 Fa1rfiekl Union 61. libcfl ) Umon 52 F;mku 71. Mmerva fJ } Fir..-lands 77. lorain Cath. 68 Fr;rnl:hn Hc1ghts 54.. Bugp 51 Franklin M o or~ 91. Rroohillt 45 Fr~dendaown 60. D:m\lilk Y, Graham 69 CoYmg1on 54 G•and~' le"'-· 68. Bc:dt)' ~2 Green\'lew 68. Clinton Mas11e :'i l Gro\lr: City 6:'i, P1ckenng1on 5 ~ Gro\'epon, 59. lndependrnce J4 Harli son 58. Crn . Marrcmont 57 (QT ) Hr ll1ard Darb}' 58. louisville r\<JUin as 49 H ilh:horo 61 . Miami Trace ~2 · Jon:11han ,\lder 5J . Mad1son Plams 44 Keystolll.' 67. Cqlhns W. Rescn'e J9 K1 dron Ce nt 011. ~ I . Appk: C1er:k WJyRI!dale 51 72. 'Mesa. Colo 60 Ohio men's college scores NCAA Divison I nien 's scores -... W~brr v. Y.';a)'JIC' Tncc 69.. P""ldmJ 41 Wt lho!(On 61!:. Liberty Chmuan 61 Boardman 58. Kenc Rooiro·eh ·' 3 BrecksVIIk 56. N. Olms!C'd J8 Burton Berkshire 5S. Windham 47 Campbtii-Memonal 47. Hudwn W Canton GkoChl47. H~ JO Idaho 51. 66,' Pordand 55 Kanus St 90, Long lkach S4 17 Loyol• Marymount 71. Pac1ftc 62 N. Anzona 12. Colorado College S6 Oregon 73. Porlland St 62 San Diego 76. Montana St 69 ,_ UClA 72. UNLV 67 · Wednesday's game " lkUdoawne S3. M~n1lle 50 BellevUC" 83, Sandusky Pnt.lns ijl BenJamin t.npn 63, U~an:il 61 Berea Midpark 76. Tot Wa.te 44 Bethel 66, Fa~rlawn 44 FarWHI ' CoknOo St 7S. Nebraska 49 IknVtt 98. Writbl St 76 • POJt~nd at Nashv1lk. 8 p.m (16 years of age or younger) Will be. published Wednesday, December 23rd 76 )J1 No games through Tuesday .,.- Solllllwat Ba'yiiJI f:IJ. Me~ Sr. 66 Musouri 66, Sou1hem Mdh 55 Okbhoma 64, Nicholls St. 44 Oklahoma. St 88, Art. -link Rod 41 Akron SpriDJf'teld 63, O.cen 43 Alliance !16. Ck South 55 AJIDbula Harbor 97. Grand Valky 82 Bedford H~. Chmel 80. Mansfield S1 · Pl:'tf 57 BtllbJook. !06. Mrlleubvrt M1hury Acade:my Tuu Tech 80, TeUI·Arhaston ~~ Texu-f.J Puo 71. Lubbock Ovunan S6 ~ . ·ng 17 , Nonh Teus 67 Sunday's KOTH T~lc U..:kJnJ \;aile'\ '<J ~~ ~,JI1hinl1un C'hntiJ.In l~ 64 LnP'l' ~9 7~ - SIOVII Wabb lewtt S}'l..anta Nonh~ ·~·.~.:;;~J. Tea)s \'alky 79. ~ (OT) Akron Flfd.tone 76, lak~~<ood St Ed~~owd 66 Akron. Hoban 58. Ca.x01:1 Ctnt Cath ~ Teus 73, Utah 68 Tuu Owilci.. 133. Cent Okbhoma 108 • COLUMBUS 46. Coklndo 43 Our special page(s) · "For Children Only" 76. S lllJDOts 62 s... Lows 10. Cal St.-Fullmon 46 Toledo S6, Dayfoo 55 W M1chipn 78 Qaklaftd. M1dl 6S W15 -Gfe,m ,Bay 61, N Iowa 55 Wi~oo1in 57, Pepperdme 51 692 4 s,.... Nonh Saturday's action Rhode librrnd 85, sw Miuoun s- ~~::..~~~::: 11 Sp1n1 Ohio H.S. boys' scores Ia 6671 .....J ......... 3 -·- S• Jose . Ohio women's college scores Saturday's action Instant·Install Speciat .. Tu.~§d.ay, December 15th;, Order before 2 p.m. Tuesday... and watch Cable TVluesday Night! Get the Gift of Cable Television· . 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Randall c Wnnin gharn threw t ~o wuchdown p¢>scs ""d the Vikrngs forced six tiJfnoVers in a 38- 28 wi n at B~ltim o rc . • ; :· We ' re rla yi ng lor pride. we're t r ~m g to he the be st ~n d w!.!' rc trying to, secure homc-fteld advan tage lhJ ~ ugh o ut th e playoffs. '' said V•km gs coac h Dennis Gree n. :Anderson hooted six fi e ld 1!0als l tJ:cx teml hb streak 10 ~-+. thr ee !norc tflan the "'' prev ious ma'rk set· bv Minne sota 's Fuad Rc vrc, rn 199S. A)ld erson , who is 29-for-29 thi s yoar. connec ted from 43. 31. 45. 24. 4q and 20 yards. E"' t Ruther ford . N.J .. : At Graham 's 37 -yard touchdown pass Toomer w ith 48 seco nd s Jell :. t~nn cd the Oro ncos. • The catch ca me in the hack of the cr(d 1onc, with Toomer nutlcapinu Tilo Paul for the ball. A.ft cr a bri ef· d i ~cuss i on .lb out w hether Toomer\ fct!t were inhounds. offi ciitb ruled it ,t toUI.: hUown . 1 : Re plays showed the call was corrc~t. unlike a week ago when oflidals h\cw a last -minute ~.:a ll 1u civc thC New York Jet s ti win over ... lhc S<!attlc Scahawb in another i!:ltllt..': at Gta nh Stad ium . ... · : In pther NFL gJ~lC S, it was J\til.ona 20, Philadelphia 17 .in m•t: rtimc; Allanl a 27. New Orlean:-. 17: G'rcen Bay 2 6. Cbi ca~o 20 : lrtdi a napoli s 39. Ci nci nnali 16. St. Lou is 32, New Eng land I K. Hull :rio 44, Oakland 2 1: Tampa IJ ,ty 16. P!thhurgh ~; Tcnncv.. cc· ]6 , J_:cbnnvil lc I \ Wa.,hi n,!!ton 2H . Cinc:uan..att 18. Ball St 74 COTI O.ytl)ll16. lnd.-Pur -IDdpli 6.\ W MK'hl•an 66. Boowtm1 Orttn 63 ---·-· .. 8 Cbia(]o . . NuhVIIIt I Rio Grande (11-1): Hopper 0/41/3- 1/2=4, Daugheny 213-0/1-0/0=4, Carson 1/3-4/8-4/5= 18. Mohler 71.12· 112-517=m . Pope 10/16-0/01/ 1=2 1. Ke ndall 2/3 -0/0-0/0=4 , Jones 1/2-0/0-0/0=2, Rutter 0/0-1/11/2=4, Parker 1/4-0/0-012=2. Totals: 24/47· 711 S-12/19=81 Total FG: 31-62 (. 500) Rebounds: 51 (Mohler II) Assists: 17 (Daugheny 6) Thrnovers: 25 (HopperS) Bloc~ed shots: 5 (Mohler 3) Steals: 12 (Hopper I 0) Fouls: 21 Fouled out: Daugherty Bills 44, Raiders 21 · At Orchard Park, Buffalo scored on six straight possessions to remain · in the AFC East title race . Buffalo (9-5) has won four of its .last five games and nine of II . Doug Flutie completed 17 of 26 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns for the Bills, who are trying Ia become only the fourth team in league hi story to reach the playoffs after an 0-3 stan. ,. Rues 16, Steelers 3 Mike Alston scored on a threeyard run and Tampa Bay forced five turnovers as the Buccaneers (7-7) won !heir third straight. MichaelJivsted kicked three field goals for the Bucs, who climbed to .500 for only the second time this seaso n. The visiting Steelers (7- 7) have not scored a touchdown in nine quarters. . Football Soliday's adioa A~L standings ~Ut.IBUS Giants.win 20-16, hand Broncos first loss touchdown catch tied ' it 17-17, had receptions of 30 and 16 yards from Jake Plummer on the winning drive. Adrian Murrell rushed for 174 yards for the Cardinals, who stayed in the By The Associated Press running for the NFC wild card . The Denver Broncos no longer ' Packers 26, Bears 20 are chasing history. Now they ' re just At Green Bay, Dorsey Levens and trying to keep up with the Minnesota 'Antonio Freeman had 100-yard days , Vikings . The Broncos ' bid for a perfect as the injury-riddled Packers (9-5) for 1he ninth season and an NFL-record winning beat Chicago (3-1 streak was spoiled Sunday by the straight time . Levens, in his third game back New York Giants: who be at Den ver 20-16 on a last-minute touchdown from a broken leg that sidelined him pass from Kent Graham to Arnani for three months . carried 15 times for TQomer. · lOS yards. Freeman . in his first game : "lt'S very disappointjng any 1 timc · bac k from a fractured jaw, caught you gel a chance to separate yourself eight passes for . 103 yards and a fr~m lhe league for years and years touchdown . Colts 39, Bengals 26 and years, and you don't achieve that At Indianapolis, Peyton Manning gQ~I," Broncos saJe.ty Tyrone B(axton said . " It 's diSa ppointin g and passed for 2 10 yards and thtee depress ing." to uchdown s as the · Colts handed C1nc.:innati its ninth straight loss. ',Denver ( 13-1 ) was hoping to join The VICtory snapped three'game lhp 1972 Miami Dolphins as th e on ly teams to win all their games in slide for lndi a napol is (3- 11 ), which the regular season and playuiTs The b.lcw double-digit lead s in its previBfon cos also were seekmg th eir 19th Basketball EASTERN CONFERENCE -·- · The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 Monday, December 14, 1998 •Gift valued under $10.00 and selected from an assortment of Disney Cl1a 11 nel pre miums Offer valid•only· in serviceable areas Some restrictions may appl y ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r.w~~~t~~~~~~ CHANNEL Tuesday, December 15th ~t\\~ Channel49 "Our 9ift to You www.rtjgotf.com You 're Invited Disney Channel is coming to Standard Service \t\t6 II :00 am - I :00 pm Livf' R adi o H4 ·m~•tc w/WBYG )) ku~~~&a~u~~~~ . ' I .. I~VISION �Pome roy • M iddleport, Oh io Monday , December .~ 14, 1998 Monda y, December 14, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport; Qh io The Daily Senti nel • Page • r • CET THE JOB DOME! Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent • Hire Public Notice TRUCK WINNER - Doris Haynes of Middleport was the wi11ner of a 114!W Ford Ranger pickup truck in Foodland 's Turkey, Trucks and Cash Matching Game. She was presented the key• to her new truck Friday at the Big Bend Foodland store In Pomeroy. Shown .are, from lett, Kevin Eastman , Eastman 's Foodlantl second vice president ; Travis Gibbs, assistant manager of Big Bend Foodland; Bob Dangerfield, 81!!1 Bend .F~dland ma.nager; Larry . • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE. OF PUB LIC HEARING ON THE TAX BUDGET lWo coplaa of the tax budget lo r the So uthern Local School Dis trict of Racine , In Meigs County, Ohio, are on file In the office d rainage cauoed by past of the Treaaurer. Dennie E. Resources, 1855 1Founlaln coal mining practices. The Square , Building H-3 , Columbus , ·ohio 43224 (Telephone Numbar: (614) 265-6633) Ea ch · bid muet be. accompanied by a Bid Guaranty, meeting the requirements of section 153.54 of the Oh io Revloed COde. Cpntractora Are Advised That, In Accordance With The Provisions 01 The Public Notice January 21 , 1972, Executive NOTICE TO BIDDERS Order By Tho Governor 01 Oh io, And Amended Sealed propooalo will be Executive Order 84·9, received at the: DIVISION February 15, 1984, Equal 0F MINES AND Employment Opportunity RECLAMATION DEn _,. R T .ME N'T 0 F Condlt~ ons Are Ap"llcablo ~" " NATURAl. RESOURCES , To Eat This bll hBid. d 1 Wage A 0 dRates c 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUAREa s e n cc r an e THIRD FLOOR, COLUMBUS, With section 1513.18 And OHIO 43224 until 1513.37 01 Tho Revised Wedneoday, January 20 , ~:~~~:~~d.Aiso Applicable 1999 st 11 :oo A.M. and Bid s are sealed and ~J:~~~~~g :~:~:.~~r:ls ~~~ addressed to: ,Department performing th' labor lor the of Natural Resources, exoc.utlon and construction Division ol ,Mines and of: DOWLER/ FAIRLAND Reclamation, 1855 Fountain DRIVE RECLAMATION Square , Building H, PROJECT, MEIGS COUNTY, •Columbus, Ohio 43224. No OHIO , RECLAMATION bidders may withdraw his PROJECT NUMBER MG·SB· bid within sixty (60) days 46 In accordance with the alter tho actual data of the plana and opeclilcatlono opening thereof. prepared by the Department ·, The Director of Natural 01 Natural Resources, : Resources reserves tho Division of Minoa and . right to reject ony or all Reclamation Columbus bids. or to accept tho bid Ohio. Bids .;Ill be opened' . which such bl embraces tl t In the Third •Floor 1 com na on a 11 erna e Conference Room of 1855 proposals as may promote (Building H- 3) of Tho tho best Interest of the Fountain Square Olfl coa of .State. Tho Ohio Department of Recommended: Lisa J, Natural Resources . The Morris , Chief, Division of United states Office 01 . Ml.nes and Reclamation, surface Mining Reclamation 12/1/98 and Enforcement Ia Approved : Donald C. supplying 100% of the And or son , Dl rector , lunda lor this project. The Department of ' Natural estimate for this project 88 Resources, 12/3/98 determined by tho Division (12) 14, 21 2TC of Mineo and Reclamation Public Notice Is $38,437.30. A pre·bld meeting will be h'ld on Wednesday, STATE OF OHIO January 6, 1999 at 11 :O..M. D,EPARTMENT OF at the Falrlane Drive Silo. NATURAL RESOURCES No plans or Specifications DIVISION OF MINES AND will be sold at tho pre-bid RECLAMATION meeting. ' In the Matter of: Property proiectls located In Section 29 of Salisbury Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Since Hill olaald dlotrtct. Theoe are lor pub lic Inspection; a public hearing on aald budget will be held at tho Southern Loca l School District, Board of Education olllce on the day of December 21, 1998 st 7=00 o'clock P.M. Donnie E. Hill, Troaourer 11 30 cc12)) 7, 14 3Tc , Howard, Eastman's Foodland general manager; Brent Eastman, Eastman's Foodland first vice president; Bob Eastman, owner and preilident of Eastman:s Food land; Haynes and Gary ' · Vazell, SuperValu advertising manager. Sixtythree Foodland stores In West VIrginia, southeastem Ohio, eastern Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia participated in the sweepstakes contest with three people , Including Mrs. Haynes , receiving trucks. _ . c . "n County ourt Cases Concluded l Glaze: The State of Oh io, actin!! by ond through the Department of Notu rol Re ao urct l, D l 1v l a ~on of Mineo e nd Rec lamati on , pursuant to oectlon 1513.37 of tho Ohio Revised Coda, P ublic Notice caah. P lans and apeclll catlona become the property of 1he proopectlve bidders and no refunds will be mad e. Additional In fo rma ti on may be obtained from the DIYialon of Mineo and Reclamation, Departmen t of Natural ' IIowmg . cases . were reso Ived Hoc-mg. k. ·' .S31J pI us co<S: t dome,llc . v1.o Ience, costs, 90. uays ·' . 'I , The •O 'pecu. Jal ,_ uovoeigs Cou nty Court , Rona I·'u L. \Vh 'ne fi.e I·'u. Kennesaw. su;pcndcd lo three days. twu years I.jiSt wee k.m hoe pr Judge Patrick H. O'Brien, Ga .. 'peed.$30 plu.>CO<h: Sandra D. probation: Christine A. Stout~ GahanFined were: DhalSig Au, Colum- Par'\)n s. Ma"'"· W.Va .. ;eal bell. $ 15 na. driving under the influence. $850 liu.<, speed, $30 plus cost<: Phoebe C. plus com: James F. Par<ons. Mason, plus co;ts: 60 days jail suspe nded, ~lexander, West Chester, speed. $30 >eat bell. $25 plus co'''' Alberta I. o!1e year probation. three days jail plus costs: Pau l A. Blough, Belpre. Roes, il£1pre, speed, $30 plu> costs: su;pendcd upnn compleliun of res iSpeed. $30 pl us cost~: Charles E. Don G. Spears: ~l iami,burg. seat dent ial treat me nI program : speed, ijooze Sr.,. Greencastle. Pa., ,peed, bell, $ 15 plus costs: Vonda M. Rus- $ 1lXI plus cn<ts; le ft or cente r. $5 0 SSO plu s costs: Scou E. L as ley. 'ell. Miami\burg, 'eat belt. $25 plu s plus e<l\ls: Carol A. Lang. Po rtland, S teubenville. speed. $30 plu~ cos!': costs: seat beh. $25 plus costs: Shawn L. Buller. Bartlett, speed. $30 Me lody L. . Estep. Logan . seal Kar<n E. Will s, Middleport, passplus costs: Daniel L. Harrison, Wal- belt. $25 plus costs: Brad ley W. ing bad checks. $25 plus costs: Rick ton, W.Va. , speed. $30 pl us costs: Vance. Cheshire. expi red temporary L. S~llers, Portland, expi red operaf.e ters ha L . Holma n, Raci ne. seal tag. $ 1- 0 PIus co''" Mar4u ·os Mart·on. tor's 1·ICense. $50 plus costs: seat bell. belt. $25 plus costs: .Kimberl y D. Ea<t He reford. Quebec. Canada. $25 plus cos ts: Michael J. Trent , Bid'!unler, Coolvi lle, sto p sign, $20 plu s ; peed. S.10 plu' m\ts; seat belt. $25 . well. DUI. $850 plus costs, 30 days cosrs:· , Bartholomew S. Boggs. plu., costs; David M. Blouch. jaol ~ u spended to three days, -90-day a pa.. 'pee d , .$30 pus I costs: OL suspensiOn. . Pomeroy, rec kl· ess operat1.on . .$50 p aImyr'. one year probation. · plus costs; SteVe n P. Sti nson. seat belt , $25 pi us costs; Roll in D. j aol suspended upon completio n of Cheshire, seat belt , $25 plu·s costs: Clegg. Rave nswood, W.Va:. speed, reside ~t ia l treatme nt program; left of stop sign, $20 plus costs: Georg~ F. $30 plu s costs.: Timothy L Gree n, center. $5(1 ·plu s costs: Belly L. Vance, Charleston. W.Va .. improper Sitka. Ky .. loaded tircarrn in a motor-',. Boomer, Gallipolis, wron• ful entru; tb h' I $50 I II e acking, $20 plus costs; Marjan · ve 1c e. . Pus cos ts: Lowe mcm, $75- plus costs; Tresa , E. Markovich.. Berrien Springs, Mi ch., Ph elps, Xenia, fa ilure to lag deer. $5 0 Thomas, Middlepo rt . !)ri ving under speed, $30 plus cos ts: Brian M. pi u; co, Is: Chris L. Richm ond. Rut- suspension. $ 150 plus costs. li ve days . Abell, Jackson. speed, $30 pi u.s co.IIS; land, h1111 ting deer fro m a motor-vehi - jai l and $75 suspe nded if valid O L Eugene F. Anspac h, Middleport, de, $20 plu,, costs: presented wilh irr 90 da)'S, one year st()p sign, $20 plus costs: Eric W, Mic hael S . Kin g, Mi dd lepon . prubali on: no child restraint, costs Niceswanger, Stockport, speed, $30 hunting deer from a motor-vehicle. onl y; plus costs: Ryan' E. Lewis. Hamden, $2!) plus costs: Shane E. Marti n. Harold D. McDaniel. Albany, posseal belt, $ 15 plus costs: Scon M. Sandyvi lle. W.Va.,,lopsign,$20plus session. $75 plus costs: intoxicated Powell; Waverly. seat bell. $25 plus costs: Virginia W, Doud. New Hawn. pedestrian oil the hi ohway, $50 pl us· . · W V f ·1 e costs; Clarence J. Verity Jr.. · a .. al ure lo yield from a stop . costs; Roger D. Ari x. Chester. no Chauncey, speep , $3 0 plus costs: sign, ~20 plus. custs: Leo n V. motorcycle endorsemen t, $ 150 pl us D,avid A. Pearce, Bid we ll . gross Hut ch i ~" '" · Ches hire. failu re to cos ts, fi ve days jail and $75 susoverloqd, $843 plu• cos ts: Del L <muntaon '""" ed clear d is tance pcnded if va lid molnrc yd e e ndorseOgdin, Langsvi lle . gro.ss overload, ahead, $20 plus costs; Kimberly K, mehl presented wilhin 90 days, one spc1°!,':,~a~fo~~: pl:~':i ~=~::c:~i~:e,G;~~~: ~a~~ $740 plus costs; Frank V. Mufll~ Y· Littl e, Mem ph is, Te nn ., speed. $30 year probation: speed . $50 plus cosls: proposal forma will be known mailing address was ~arion. speed, $30 plus costs: Ber- plus cos ts: Laird Rubl e. G reg Medley, Rac ine. 15 co unt s lorw~rded from the Division 629 Page Street, Middleport, nice J. · Woods, Balt imore, speed, Will iamstown, W.Va., fai lu re to con- pass in£ bad checks, 30 days jail sus- of Mines and Reclamation , Ohio 45760. $30 pluBs c'!sls: seat belt. $25 plus · trul re;,~ti~gAinHa cras h.C. $20 plus pended on each charge, $ 25 plus ~=~:~:~=~~p:~ re~:i~,'~: ~~~~~~b~~~J~~~VE costs: rcnda M. Hysell. Hay- costs: ar · •xson. olurnbus , · costs on each, two years probation, a check or money order In FINDINGS AND NOTICE OF denville. speed. $30 p,lus costs:. speed, $30 pl us costs: Stephen W. restilu tion: Do nald L. Ed wards tho amount of $13.00 made INTENT TO ENTER .Garland R. Reynolds. Jack - Dunn, Gall ipolis Ferry. W.Va., failure Pomeroy, possession of drug par;: payable to the Department PROPERtv TO CONDUCT sonville , speed, $30 plus coSis; Bill . to maintain marked lanes. $20 plu s phernali a,costs.s·1·v days J···11.1., .Rob"rl of Natural Resources. The RECLAMATION ACTIVITIES. ' • Division. cannot accept To George and Rebecca R . Ha II , Langsv ille. inner bridge C~)s ts: G era ld M· Tlwmpson. Pre- L. Sc! llt!rs. Portland, unsafe vehi cle, -----'----overload, $250 plus cosiS: Carol S. e~ous. W.Va .. speed, $30 plu s costs: costs onl y: fi ctitiou s lags, costs only: 110 Help Wanted Pierce, Gallipoli s. spet d, $3() plus Timothy W. Molden. Langsv ille, seat Melody A. Carroll , Portland, DUI. costs: Thomas 0 . McKay Jr.. Raci ne, be lt, $25 plu s costs: Timothy R. $850 plu .1 costs, 90-day OL susp.enTRAINING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE reckless operation , $50 plu s costs: Durst, Newark. loaded firearm in a Slon. 10 days j ail suspended lo lhree ' Ga lli a -Me igs Community Action Agenc y currently C'!"'i A. Amott. Reedsville. stop s ign, rnotor-ve h id e, $50 plus cos is: days, <Jne ye!" pro bati on. jail and has a vai la bl e trai ning and retraining funds for $20 plus costs: Ro chard L. Furbee, Patrt ~k T. Cooper, Ath ens. rec k- $?50 suspended upon completi on of unemployed and undere mployed eligible resident so West Chester, Pa., stop sign, $2il plus less operat ion , SSt]() plus msts; Debra residemi al treatment program within ' Haendlges, Rut land. ope n container, 90days: Dannie R. Merrill. Po merov · Gallia and Meigs Cou nties . cos ts; Jim E. Monroe, Nelsonvi lle. If you are currently .attendin g sch ool or p lanning to speed. $30 plu s costs,· s·eat be lt . $25 $50 plu s cosh. di sordeil y whi le rec kl.ess operati·on. $ 100 plus costs; •· attend in the near future you may qualify fo r plus costs; Shannon A: Miller. Litt le imoxicaled. $~0 plus msts: Debra S, no O L, $ 150 plu s costs. fi ve days j ai l financial assistance . Co ll ins. Be lpre. fai lure to cont ro l. and $75 suspended if valid OL preYou can o btain a Pre a ppli cation by calling 740 $25 pl us".'"'" We ndy Long, Rac ine.' , se nted within 90 days , , 446 -1018 ext. 99 or 740·992-22 22 .exl. 99 . O r you CLEVELA ND (AP) _:_ Th~re can meal W1th GMCM s ta ff at the following times were no tickets sold na ming all six and locations , numbe_rs_ ~el ect e d in SoHurday night 's December 14, 8:30 am- 12 pm, OBES Center, Rio The students and staff of Bradbury $32 m11l1on Super Lotto draw ing so Grande ' Wednesday night's jackpot will be December 16, 10 am, GMCAA Gallia Office. 859 would like to thank.the $36 million, the Ohio Lollery sai d. Third Avenue, Gallipolis ·There were 197 Supe r Lolto tick December 16. 1 pm, GMCAA Meigs Office, 33 105 for their support, of our School Beautification ets with live of the numbers. and each Hiland Road, Pomeroy Project. Without your help this project would : is worth $ 1,279. The 9.6 18 tic kets December 21, 8 :30 am- 12 pm, OBES C e nte r. Rio Grand e sloowing four of the numbers lire each not have been possible. · worth $82. December 28, 8 :30 am- 12 pm , ,OBES Cente r. In Kicke r. no pl ayer had the exact Powell's Super Value Clark's jewelry · ~ Rio Gra nde can pic kup a Preapplication at these GMCM · ,s ix-digit number to c lai m $ 100.000, Fisher Funeral Home · O'Dell Lumber 11_ facYou ilities. · The II Kicker tickels show in" the Vaughan's lGA Kroger jj Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency fi rS! live digits are each wor1 h $5Jl00. Central Office, 80 1 0 No rth State Route 7, The Ill wit h the lirst fo ur n~mbers Jim Rickman Mitch Meadows 1 Cheshire, Oh io 45620 -0272 , 740-367-7342 740are each worth $1 .000. The 1.0.111 King's Hardware Leo's Cruise and Travel . J;j 992-6629, Fax: 740-367- 751.0 with the lirst th ree nu mbers are e~ch Gallla Office, 859 Third Avenue , Gallipo li s , Ohio worth $1 00. and the 10.582 with the ~ Snouffer Fire and Safety Bill Caphart ~ 45631 , 740-446-1018 first two·numbtors are each worth $ 111. Offi ce Service and Supply Valley Lumber Meigs Office, 33105 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Ohio . The Ohi o Louery will pay out 45769 , 740-992 -2222 Charlie Rife · Bob's Market $264,6 16 to wi nn ers in Satu rday's www.gmcaa .com P1 ~ k ~ Numbers dai ly game. Sales 111 Delma Karr Ed Ramsburg ._~ Equal Opportunity Employer ,~~ck_ ~ ~umbers total~d $1.4.95.65X .. 22AD1) ~~~~~~~u~~~~ wi shes to underta ke . a reclamati on project to Intercept and convey mine lhe surface owner of the property where entry must be made has not ·g l~ an consent to enter; and since Section 1513.37 (E) C1) of the Ohio Ravlaed Code provldea lor entry by the State ·of · Oh io and ita agents. contractors itnd employees when voluntary consent c annot be obtained; and elnco diligent Investigation of tho facts has been carried out, the following ·j· ·t S: b i i':. ,_U ~ -~ if i i. L EurekaNet . a ®\£ serv1ces WANTED; · Pa ri-t ime po sition avail a bl e to work with two ind ividu a ls with me ntal retardatio n in th e ir own home in Meig s County. ·Hours : 3 2 hrs/wk 8 :30 a m 1 S a t. thru 8 :30 a m Mon ; s lee p-ove r require d. We sea rching fo r compas si onate professio na ls with a team vision a nd a d esire to leach pers onal and c o mmun ity skill s lo ind ividu a ls wi th men tal reta rdation. Th e work envi ronment is in fo rmal a nd re warding. :the re qu ireme nts a re hi gh sc hool d ipl oma/GE D, val id dr iver's lice nse, three years good dnv111 g expenence and adequa te aulomobil e in s ura nce covera ge. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training in th e fi eld of mental retardation. Interested a pp licants need to srecifv • ;nil sen d resume to : BU "v•\t.' L vUMi~•.v•'ll ~ , SERVICES , P.O. Box 604, Jackson. OH 456400604 ; ATTN Cecillia . . Deadline for applicants: 12/17/98 . • Equal Opportunity Employer 1. Tho Dowler/ Falrlane Drive Reclamation Project Ia located In Salisbury Township of Melgo County. Tho proi.o ct p'rlmarlly' consists of the Installation of 573 linear feet of perforated underdraln and 222 linear feat of solid wall outlet pipe_for tho purpose of Intercepting and conveying mine drainage away from occupied dwellings. 2. The atato of Ohio, through the Department of We are: ~Th e 1st commerc ia l in te rn e t se rvi ce in M e igs C o unty Wt baye: •Th e largest int e rnet serv ice in M ei g s Co unty •T he fast es t mode m s avail ab le •T h e areas best t ech nica l s up port . We gyar{'ntee: • E ure k a n et is so confident th a t yo u 'll enjoy ou r serv ices th a t w e o ffer a 7 day money-back guarante e · · .. Ctife4 ?CJ« ;,..e /CJa.l(rla..f 888-EUREKA-7 ' M&J • CHRISTMAS TREES necessary; and C. No other person o·r As a result of •uch find ings, the State of Ohio, through the Department of Natural Resource&, DIVIsion of Mines and Reclamation, 111 · agents, employees and two years following the completion of the construction work as the situation and safety of tho public roqulroa. . ' d•s ires to undertake the Teptamatlon project to g r eatly reduce the unconfined flow or nilne '. & Jack(s Roofing & Construction ' . ~OBERT BISSELl . CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complet!! Remodeling Stop & Compare . FREE abo.ve Freeze 740-742-2076 Y~u Kill 'em New Roofs, Repairs, Gutters, Coatings, Siding, Drywall, Painting, · Plumbing ESTIMATEES We Chill 'em 11117!911 0 • CONCRETE • BACKHOE SERVICES N • MASONRY S E 1' E N FREE ESTIMATES ......... FULLY INSURED R Y. 740·992·2068 ·Over 20 years experience.. Free Estimates Call740•843·5426 ._______.,....____..;·__....;'::211WB::::,,;.:' mo;::;;J . CREDIT PROBLEMS? 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"Emy Ot•er tile Pltolte Bank Fim11td11g" · Air Conditioners ,Qs Low As '28 a month •38 a & Computer Graphics Deslgl'\s All Landscaping & Lawn Servli:ea •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Chester, Ohio 5 Parts WarrantY. *Free Digital Thermos~at . •t;ree "Where Qua lily Dofmt'l Co11 More,. 740-446-9~1.1;1 • 1-800·872-5967 Limestone, THE COUNTRY CAI~DI.E SHOP AND MORE •Poinsettias 11124/1 mo. pd BANKRUPTCY can r~lieve n debtor of For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: WiDiam Safranek, Atto~ney At Law (7 40) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio GUN SHOOT Racine Gun Club Nease Hollow Rd. Every Sunday Call for reservations 446-4801 Makita Power Tools ·12:30 pm limit 680 sleeve .73tback bore O'DELL LUMBE R has the m! Just in time for Chris tm as O'DE LL LUM BER CO MPANY Vine S t at Third Ave Gallipo lis 7 40-446- 1 2 76 O'DELL LUMB E R C OMPANY 634 East Ma in S t. , Pomeroy 7 4 0 -992-5500 Santa's Gift Wrapping Service Judy ,Pointing & Coating · · Residential & Commercial "No lob too. blc or " too-aU" Frae Estimates (740) 367-0412 (7 40) 992-4232 in s loc k CASE KNIVES · 1:.;Su of. ltst jJrie;e 634 East Ma in S t. P omeroy 740-992-5500 GREENHOUSE Now open for the l ·-·.• • • • •• 3596, Poinsetlios in 6 colors Poinsetlio Baskets Holly Trees Cui Chrislmos Trees Grove Blankets -Wrealhs Open Daily 9·5 Sunday 1·5 HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Ohio gg2-5776 We honor Golden Buckeye Cords Rt. 124, Minersville. Ohio CARPET PLUS Professional Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 7 40-698-9114 or 740-698-7231 811 1/H tfn New construction & Remodeling Minor Repairs ·, Cabinets • Siding · Roofs • Decks • Garages Insured Free Estimates 740·742·3411 1 ~11 41A8 1 mo nd ·: ' www.thehotpages:2 .com/ns/psy- .1 , chict 250291.htm $3.99/M!n. 18+ ~ · Ser.t· U 619·645·9434-, ~I ' I'L.L Tell your Future, ·' ~· 1 Start Datin g Tohlg ht ! Have fu,Q pl aying the Ohio Da ting Game, 1 ~" BOO-ROMANCE, extension 901 5. V. .30 Announce ments ' ,, ·~ New To You Thrltt ShOppe ,,'1 ~WeSt Stimson, Athens 740-592-1842 ' .. Oualily cl oth ing and h o u s ehol~ 1 l ~ems . $1 .00 ba g sale ever1 J Tnursday. Mond ay tnru Saturda Y, .. 9:06-5:30. ________________ _, I ") Hill'S SELF STORAGE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. limestone Hauling House.& Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates ' 12/111/tfn CHRISTMAS TREES 740·992-4559 5'x10' to 10'x30' Sizes Hours 7:00AM-8 PM 11/19198 1 mo. pet· ~l"f).f(dO;e-.rtirj •Room Addition& •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Moonlite ' Skinned. • Cut Wrapped Maplewood Lake Racine, Ohio 949-2734 11(2011 !TtQ. li ner Trained . Pho ne : 740 -2581; 6780, On Route ? In Eureka. : ... 7 Puppies Part Shep herd & Pa(t .J Beagle . 5 weeks old. (740) 38&- '.., 8962 8 Puppies 112 Malamute, 3 Black,... ;o~~~(~~in441i-~:~i~~r7~~l ~~~~:'~ 3793 ,,., " . ' Collie Cross Puppies . tsl S1"1o~ & Wormeo , Free To Good liome,• • · :.30= 4-6~ 75:,:·2:..:. 44~1:..__ _ ___:_",1 i 2'!. Miles South of Tuppers Plains Qn St Rt. 7 (740) 667-3483 or (740) 667-3073 Open Evenings and Weekends 11 /23/t S erving Pome roy, ·Middleport ,& Mas on 992-0038 Cha rte r Available ' Magazi nes country livlng ,south• ~ ·· ern living eel. .. 304-895-3703 . ·:, 1 Puppies- Cho co late Lab, · weeks old . 740-992-6206. ·G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY St. At. 7 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert ln Stock Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks ~ Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3 " thru 8", Ga ~ Pipe & Regulators Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9 ;00-12;\)0 Saturday ~ -4121/tlllln 12 t ;.... MOBILE HOME PARTS ~Rbof Coatings *Vinyl Skirting •water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Gallipolis .._,, & Vicinity ,t ----,AIJ.,..,...Y"'•-Iti"'So :-l,os ...-:M.:.u_ol--.,- ' Be PaldJn Advance. QEAQ~INE : 'r. l, 2:00p.m. the day befare tho ad Ia to run. Sunday edltton • 2:00 p.m. . "'! ,, __;_=====__,., ., Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity · ' '3 ..... ..,, , : All Yard 511 181 Muat Be Paid In 1'1 Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm 11"1• ~ 1: day befo re lhe ad Is t o run Sunday & Monday edlllont .JS 1:00pm Friday. , r··, 80 Auction and Flea Market · ··'! ·,.,;. . " Wedemeye r's Auction Service, Gallipolis , Ohio 740 -379·2720 90 Wanted to Buy 1960's Gl Joe Figures & Acce,ssories, 740-446·6630 After 6 P.M. Absolute Top Doll ar: All U.S. Sliver And Gold Coins . Proa l sets. Diamonds, Antique Jewelry, Go ld Rings, Pre-1930 U.S. Currency, Sterli ng, Etc. Acqu isitions JewelrY. - M.T.S. Co rn Shop , 151 ,Secoi1d Avenue. Gallipolis. 740-446-2842 Anliques, t6p pn ces paid. Ai\ler... ina Antiq ues , Pomeroy, 01"1io . Russ Moore owrier . 740 -992· 2526. ~ Discount Prices AnUq ues & cleao used furnitu re, Bennett Supply will buy one pi"ece or complete hOuseh old. Osby Martin , 740- 740-446·9416 1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis , OH ji =70===Va=rd=Sa=le== " mo. "Huge lnvenjory" 11/131 mo. pd, ~ .'' Kl uen , 3 Months Old , With Ar:: ces6ories. To Good Home, 304~ t 8S2-2382. ·j · 10:00 a. m. Saturday. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE c' I CONNOLLY'S DEER PROCESSING Giveaway Frtday. Monday edition Christmas &ason SUNSET ROME CONSTRUCTION Company CHICS 1-900.740·6500 En. •.-, Gas co~k stove, 740-992·7380. . 12/1 /98 · Weekly Sales and Drawings thru Christmas 992-1194 O'Dell Lumber On S a le N o w ! L. Stewart HUH BARDS ,. .,.• GET ANSWERS ,,.. CALL AMERICA'S 11 PSY· A (614) 992·3838 Tues.-Fri. 10 to 6 Sat. 10 to 4 ,. Cousin's Home Improvement and financial obligations and arrange a fair distribution of asse ts, Debtor s in b ankruptcy may keep " exempt" property for his or her pe r sonal use. This moy.include a car, a hou se, clothes , _and household goods. month WICKS HAULING Cut at City Limits Night Club Gallipolis, Oh ~' ..,F,... ree......,Kr-He_n_s -V-eoy.....,. Ge_n.;..tle-, -Sm_a.,.rt, . ~ Trees 74M41-2115 BENNETT'S :HEATiNG & COOLING Top Soli, Fill Dirt 614·992-3470 ASK QUESTIONS. 40 , (Lime StoneLow Rates) Gravel, Sand, Personals NOWII I DESIGNS . *Free Estimates LADIES LADIES LADIE;S 005 ' Se1V·U(619)-645·8434 E~. 266~' · Ne ar the 338 & 124 split in the Great Bend Heat Pumps As low As • ANNOUNCEMENTS . 1-9()0.420..3012 ,,. "· 3.99 per min, Must be i 8 yrs. . 1 , Residential & Mobile Home . Ai•· Comlitionet·s & Heat Pumps Quality Affordable Web Page Desltn for Small Bualne11ln Melts. Athens. and Gallla Co. Ohio and Mason Co. WV. "Let us put your business on the lntemet• ,. " ' I• 1 month pd. 2!J Yrs . Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones OLD COUNTRY ANTIQUES Open for business Ken & Judy Fry- Owners Tues. Wed . & Thurs 10am - 6 pm, Sun1 2-5 during December Gifts. antiques. primitives, un iques Cut Your Own Fresh Cut Any Scotch or White Pine - $15.00 Wagon Rides on Weekends Rt. 33 to Darwin. East on At. 681 ; 4 miles to Che rry Ridge Ad .. 1'h miles to tree farm. Follow signs. Daily 10 am til Dark Nov. 28 lhru Dec. 21 11/23/98, mo Grand Opening No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced Phone: 7~0-843-5572 CALL OUR OFFlCE AT 992·2155 ,, • Room Additions Racine, Ohio 0 2Jt 2Jt2/Hn CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings 0 RESIDENTIAUI//////1/COMMERCIAL (No Sunday Calls) 11/201 Fonner-"Velvel Haminer" 52954 State Rt. 124 Joseph Jacks BULLETIN BOARD . 7° column Inch weekdays 1900 column inch Sunday COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 614-992-7643 Dave's .Garage ADally Se~lll!el· 1' Starting at '"'~~ ····~ M A R Room Additions • Roofing FREE ESTIMATES LOHG·s COHSTROCTIOH 6:. · P/B CONTRACTORS, INC. c Garages • Replacement Windows . 7/22/tln Get Your Message Acrpu 1 740841-1701 rJJ • BOBCAT SERVICES 11/271 mo New Homes • Vinyl Siding New .Degree Certified Landscape Specialist from OSU·ATI Jeremy L. Roush ~ c ~~~~~~~W!~i m~r ~ c •Lawn Care •Mulching •Retaining Wall & Brlck Patio Construction •Planting •Design •Lawn Care .r... Owner: John Dean *992-1696 wv Road •Maintenance 740-992-3987 *U. 'P.S. ROUSH LANDSCAPING BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ; ~ Jll!ll *f;ll• 2310 New Homes & RemQdeling ' Garages , Pole Buildings, Aotifing ,'Siding Commercial & Residential 21 yrs. exp. . Licensed & Insured i.·~J tho With ,1\:, Rt. 124, Rutland, Ohio 742-3051 OPEN NOV. 27th, 11 TO 9:00 Free Estimates 304•576·2255 After 5 pm (f BOB SNOWDEN'S LOT ..-r.. llarlwelt ll1use ...... lt - Wreaths- Swags Roping & Grave Blankets · . $10 & Up Phone "Best Prices of the Season" ~ Vickers ®=-~ Wo.,d Heating 985-4473 mo. pd Free Estimates State of Ohio allowing reclamation to begin on tho on the Slug & Shot Matches Wrapped structures. In doing so, the the surface owner of record Is Georg·a and Rebecca Glaze. The owner has not given written consent tot he RUTLAND, OH • AMERICAN LEGION BEECH GROVE ROAD GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 PM Skin, Cut, drainage that Is damaging mining practices. 3. The project sit~ Includes property lor which I Or'2$1961dn OILER'S DEER SHOP of Minoa and Reclamation, general welfare from the adverse effects of past coal SERVICE Agrlr;ultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St., ,Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst · Progressive top line. Lie. # 00-5?1 191110 construction work and ror ADD268C~ 140.00 ADOl5GtGHD 75.00 CO.DO · ADO 1.J GIG HD IIUO !50.00 ADO1111.00 CHRISTMAS TREES . DUMP TRUCK Hemlock Grove Rd Pomeroy, OH Ph. 740-992-7285 (Sal. , Sun. eves.) contractors , glvea notice .'I"'- ADD 1r ADD tS" - ' TRUCKING BARR'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY that In no less than thirty (30) days altar posting and publication of thou findings, It will enter the above described property of the owner lor tho purpooe .of doing the necessary . R. L. HOLLON Uve Spruce, White Pine with root ball $6/ft. Plant after Christmas! Or choose a Cut Pine or Spruce $2.50/ft. agency will act expeditiously to abate the problems .. 'I - </ Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 71 Natural Resources, Division Division of Mines and Reclamation will protect tho public health and safety and 740-992-11 35 for a .Pric• Quotr! ..... 1998 Martin Street · ,Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 B. The abatement of thou problems . Is Abandoned · Mined Land Program; Dlvl~lon ql Mine~ and Reclamation, Date 12/1/98 Approve: Lloa J. Morris, Chl61, Division of Mines and Rsclamallon, Data 12/2/98 (12) 14 1TC Upgndt lhat old computfl' (9f l bo•t l!l the rost or atw! Wt tva I [Mil !igt Rf A!1tWtCkt, "BuUd Your Dream" practice a; Recommend : Terry Van Offeren, Supervisor ,; ..~ir(:~=~;~h~~ .. CbristDW Sp«ial 266-CPU 32 rom 14" moa S6K V.90 2.5 Win 98 Co!Qr Priattr! $899.00 Public Notice · declare that: A. The problemo a11oclatod with pe., mining a cllvllloa In Sa llabury Townahlp , Me igs County, Ohio conotlluteo on aciWrsa effect of past coal mining we ' auiE®CP[]U are made: Lottery results rr~~~~~~~~~~- ~ i U ·- ~Elementary follo~ing ~ t:. findings ~ Remodeling .-Custom Homes 992·6576. I J J Clea n Late Model Ca rs Or Trucks. 1990 Models Or Newe r, Smith Buick Pontiac. 1900 Eest' ern Avenue, Gallipolis. • �Monday, Dec:ember 14, 1998 Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Se~tUnel• Page 9 • NEA Cro••word Puzzle • --------------------------------~· PHJIJ.TP ALDER ·:==·- ,_.,,.......~·-- •ra'-· 40 - . dr' ~=~ • 100.-,1::" -- 121'11111 Cfoftl · 480011u'a t4 o.MIId 51 ...... "" 0011 *' 11 II* a dt;ctory 540 Mllcellaneoue Merchlndl.. FI NANCIAL J & 0 Auto Parts wrecked or ul~t~aged 304-773-5033 Buying vahlclea EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted AVON 1 All Areas 1 Shirley Spears, 304-675-1429 Babysitter needed In home 4 days a week 9· 5 Mercerville Area Days 740· 256-1252 Eve 740-256·1618 Compu te r Users Needed work Own Hrs $20K -$75K /Yr 1·800· 348·7186Ext 1173 wwwamp· '"'com Easy Work ! Excellent Pay! As semble Proelucts At Home Call Toll Free 1 800 467 5566 Ext 12170 Foreman wanted lor Middleport Maintenance Oepar!ments applications can be picked up at VII !age Hall between Bam 4pm Mon day thru Fnday only Apphcat1ons need lo be returned by December 21 1998 Dewey M Horton , Mil)<lt Local Company Needs Onver Loa der Wtlh CO Ls PariTime Send Resume To PO Box 117, Bidwell. Ohio -45614 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do busineas with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall un111 you have mvestlgated lh8 oft&fing I LPN I& CNA 's· Ravenswood Canter 11 no* accepting appltca· lions lor lull and partUme pOSI· lions ENcellent benellt packaQe It Interested, please appty In person Monday through Friday 9am.C pm or write auen!lon Tom Reynolds Adm inistra tor, 200 South R1tCM 1e Avenue Ravenswood WV 26164 phone (304) 273· 9385 EOE A Glenmark Gensis Faallty 230 Professional Services Livingston ' • Baaement Water· Proofing, all basement repairs done , free es timates, ltlet•me guarantee 12~rs on job e11peri· ence 3Q.t-895.3887 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt? No Foe Unless We Win• 1·888-562 3345 Part· Time {36 Hours Every Other Week) A&ceptlomst Needed Du· ties Include Anserlng TelephOne Open~ng And DlstnOutmg Mali Dally Deposits F1llng Part Time Benefits Include Sick Leave And Oh10 Pars Send Resume To Huamn Resources D~rector SEOEMS District, PO BoK 527 Kerr OH 45843 By 12121/98 RESPIRATORY THERAPIST Full T1me Position Health In sura nce And Re tiremen t Be ne fits Avall· a Ole Apply In Person Or Send Resume To Bowmans Home· care 70 Pine St, Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Ann Lewie AN permanent roll time posllion eva ltable Immediately at Rave n· swood Center Shift vanes Ou· t1es range !rom primary care to administrative Medical dental v1s1on , li te insu rance , 40 1k and tuition reimbu rsement o11ered Call (304)273 9385 or come to Ravenswood Center 200 S RllcM ie Avenue Ra venswoo d 26164 wv Aural Act ion seeks muralist for commun1ty generated mJJral pro· j&ct In Pomeroy Must be accom· fll % "r1 arllst Experience In com· mumty work preterable For details on salary and project Information, call Usa 74Q-767·4938 UNDERGROUND UTILITY LOCATOR Central Locating Service, LTD Has Immediate Openings In The Athens, Meigs And Gallipolis County Areas Oua!Uied Appllc ants Must Enjoy Outdoor Wor~ Be Sell Motivated , Have A Good Driving Record And Be Drug Free We Are A Successful, Aap tdly Growing ;company That 10ffers Paid Training Major Medical Dental, Life And OlsabUIIy In &urance Company Vehicle, Pale! Vacallon , Holidays, And 401 K For Immediate Consideration Please Call B00-2 76·0966 M·F 8 AM 5 PM For An App lication Wanted · manage r & pa ri time w&ekend worker for an adult family home , t -5 residence wlth 24 hour ' •care, 740·992 5039. 740 · 992· 4410 ask lor Kathy WANTED· Pa rt T1me Position Available To Work With Two In· divlduals With Mental Retardation In Their Own Home In Me1 gs County Hours 32 Hrs /Wk 8 30 .A. M Sat Thru 8 30 A M Mon, Sleep Over Reqwred We Are Se arc hing For Compassionate Profess ionals W1th .A. Team Vl sion And A Oes1re To Te ac h Personal And Commu n1ty Skills To Individuals W1th Mental Relar dat1on The Work Env1ronm8nt Is Informal And Rewardmg The Ae qulrements Are H1gh School 01· ptom a IGEO Valid Dr iver's L1 cense Three Years Good Or1vmg EKperlpnce And Adequate Auto moblt e Insurance Coverage B C S Oilers ComprehensiVe Train ing In The F!eld 0 1 Mental Re1ardat1o n Interested Appllc· ants Need To Spec1ly Pos1tton Of lnlerest And Send Resume To BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES, P 0 B o~ 604 Jack son, DH 45640·0604 ATTN Ce ' c1l18 Dedllne For Appl 1cants 121 17/98 Equal Opportunity Em ploy r ., 130 Insurance Crop In surance Burley To· matoes, Corn Ken Bass Insuran ce, 1 800 291 6319 140 Business Training Gallipolis Career College Winter Quarter Starts January 4 1999 Call Today! 74()-446 4367 1·800·214·0452 Reg •9005 12748 180 Wanted To DQ Furnl1ure repa ir rel1nlsh and res toratlon also custom orde rs Ohio Valley Refinish ing Shop Larry Phill ips 740 992 6576 George s Porlable Sa wmill don t haul your logs to lhe mill JUSt call 304 675· 1957 Interior Paln11ng Plumbing & Re modeling Any And All Odd Jobs 740 245-51 51 1979 Fairmont 14Ft X 60Ft Can Be Seen At K&K Pt Pleasant CaH 740 446 4310 1979 Liberty 121160 Mob1le Home with furniture, Good conditio n. Must be I'TlOVedl (7.40) 446-0643 1980 Fa ~rmo nl 14x70 3 Bed· rooms, 1 112 Baths, All Electric, Very Solid. Well Kept, Many Up· dates. Needs Moiled, H0-682· 3446 1992 Norris 16Ft X 70FT, Vinyl WUh Shingles 2 Bclrms , 2 Baths All Electnc Appliances , Porches 1994 Commander LTD please contact Kim 7..0·992 248t 1994 Norris Clayton 14X70 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Decks, CA SX10 Metal Building 740 25S· 6S51 After S 00 Pm 1996 Clayton 16x80 3 Bedrooms Skirting, Central Air N1ce 304· 675·8165 736·3409 Double W ide New $999-0own $237-per mo Free delivery & set· up 1 800-691-6777 This 11ewspaper will not knowingly accopl advertisements for real estate which Is In violation of lhe law Our readera tJit hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In thla newspaper are l\lailable on an equal opportunity basiJ REAL ESTATE 31 0 Homes lor Sale 3 · 4 Bedrooms. Full Dry Base · ment F~replace Forced Air /Gas Furnace, AJC, Fenced Corner Lot, 36 Windsor Court Stan Burdette, 304·675-7285 3 bedroom country kitchen, tlvlnglfamHy 2 baths, detached ga· rage on 1 t /2 acres, country satling Chester area, $46,000, 740· 985 3511 3 b1 1 ba new heal pump roor wllh corner lot close to school & stores at 621 4tn ST New Haven 'MI 304 882·3845 6yr 2-3 bedrooms loft tongue/ groove pellet stove HP/CA. appliances. garage. spa, acre, Bulavllle Pike 74Q-367-Q286 By owner. 725 Page Street, Mid· dleport. house & 3 lots must see to appreciate will sell house with· out lots lor $89 000, 740 992 2704 740·992·56116 By owner- three bedroom fenced yard, pool double lot In Gallipo lis Ferry, call 304·675·1105 after 6pm \ Home & tot for sale 4 bedrooms 2 baths $1 000 down. W A c easy terms, located near Rutland contact Oav1d, 1·800·448 6909 Houes wlttl Lg Garage Nearly 314 Acea 7~ Garfield Ave Ae ducedl $22,000 Toll Free 1 (877) 759·4693 ·F401446·7014 Hou se And Lot For Sale 4 Bed rooms 2 Baths, $1 000 Down W A C Easy Ter ms Contact Oa v1d Ca111 800·448-6909 House For Sale By Owner Broad Run Area 304·882·2647 House On State Route 7 South Less Than tO Minute s From Downtown Gallipolis Private 2 112 Acre Lot With Breathtak ing Allier V1ew Approx 2,000 SCI Ft 3 Bed· rooms 2 1/2 Baths Famlty Room 2 Fireplaces Hardwooct Floors, 2 Car Garage , Lots 01 Extras! $95 000 Ready For Immedi ate Occup ancy 740-446 3248, 740· 446·4514 Mode rn 3 bedroom house , 2 baths country ~1tchen. large 2 car garage on 1/2 acre lot Tuppe rs Pla1 ns Oh sewer already hooked u p $75 000 740 985 3511 or 740 667 3304 RED BRICK RANCH Sty le House Excellen t Cond1lion, Par t1ally Fml shed Basement 2 Car Garage Serious InQuiries Only ll 740·446-3385 Restored Victorian home situated on 12 acres vmage Middleport seclude d and private appoint ment, call 740·992-5696 320 Mobile Homes for Sale S1 000 00 Gift Certllicete Or Lot Re nt Pa1d For 6 Month s When You Buy Any Home From Us Bel· ween 12/12/98 and 12/3119 8 1 800 251 ·5070 • $499 DOWN 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS FREE DELIVERY & SET·UP ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO WV 304·755·5885 Limned Offer $500 Down on any 14K70 m srock limite d number free dellv· ery Can t 800 691 6777 Home S2&51Mo lneludll w•ter, & Tlalh 700 HS 9569 --No 2 Bedrooms In Kerr, 740-o44tl· N~ 2 Bdrm Tra~let In Sman Trailer Park. Refrenc::es & DepoSit R• PelS 740-446-1104, Beautiful River VIew 191 River Street, Kanagua, Deposit, Refer· ences No Peta , 740-441 0181 Fosw Trailer Park Two (2) Bedroom Mobile Home, Route 218, Deposit+ References Required, 74G--7. New Box Springs & Matlrass. NOt Used 10 Vaar Warranty Still In Plastic, Proclorvflla, 740-8886373 520 Sporting Good a 530 Apartment• for Rent DOWN PAYMENT BLUES? OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO,WV WILL MATCH YOUR DOWN PAYMENT CALL FOR DETAILS SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE 304· 755-5885 L1m1ted Offer Good selection of used homes w1th 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $3995 Ou1ck dellvery Call 740385 9621 New 14K70 $500 Down $199 per mo Free air skirt 1-800 691· 6777 New 16K 80 S500·0own $245 per mo Free air skirt 1-800 6916777 New 1999 14x70 three bedroom, Includes 6 months FREE lot rent. Includes washer & dryer, sklrllng, deluxe steps and setup Only $200 H per month with $1150 down Call1·800·837·3238 PRIVATE SEniNG 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 800· 383· 6862 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE NEW & USED REPO'S CREDIT HOTLINE 304-755-7191 We Finance Land & Home W lth As Li ttle As $500 Down 1-606· 928 3426 3 Bedroqms 2 Baths Wit!'\ A/C Sk1rt $229/Mo , 1 800 383-6862 340 Business and Buildings Commerciai·OIIIce or Retail 87 Mill St Middleport 1,450 Sq Ft $400 mo Corner Building 740992-6250 Acquisitions (next door) 350 Lots a. Acreage 220 acres 5 miles from Toyota. very private $350 000, PO Box 464 BuHe~ WI/ 25033 23 112 acres excellent building site all utilities available, ptenty of timber 740·949·2179 30 + Acres, 2 Miles, Rio Clrande, Secluded Beautiful Homasltes, Lake Site Farm Land Thru With County Water Line Alongs i de, 218-495 2360 Pri>Jate Mobile Home Lot for Rent1 Located at 6693 Stale Route 588, Gallipolis (740} 446·2266 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy La~:~d 30 - 500 Acres , We Pay Cash 1·800·213 8365, AnthOny Land Co RENTALS 410 Housea for Rent ' 2 BMr oom House North Pa r k Drive, $350/Mo , With Deposit & References, 304 675-2749 2 br $350 + dep and you pay uhl 304-675 2535 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pom;::" oy no pets, 740·992 5858 3 Bedrooms , HU O App rov ed Vinton Area 740.388·9326 E1gt1t room house for rent, Co Ad 1, Langsville , $400 per month ptus ut1IIUes, 740 698-3701 House For Renl 304 675-6720 New home, 3 bedroo ms, 1 bath Fa irview Ad 5425 /mo Plus De· posll Must have Aele rences l I and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· n1shed and unfurnished, secunty deposit required, no pats , 740· 992 221S 1 Bedroom, Economical Gas Heat WID Hook-Up, Near Cinema $2791Mo Plus Utilities, Deposit & Lease Required 740-446-2957 t Bedroom, Including Utilities S350/Mo , 2 Bedrooms Including Utilities, $450/Mo , Deposit Re quwed, 74~2477 2 br furn or unfurn apt dep & ref required 3Q.t..B82-2566 2bdrm apts , total electric, ap pliances furnished, laundry room facilities, close to school In town Applicat1ons available at. Village Green Apts 149 or call 740..992· Ni ce two bedroom house In Po meroy $350 per month plus de poslt no pets will constder land contract after one year 740 698- 7244 Two houses In Racine one In Pome roy, for rent or sell on land co ntract 740-596·1620 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 & 3 Bedrm Stove Refrlg Wa l er, Trash Pa1d Very N1ce No Pet s Depos1t 740 388 837 1 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes, air conditioned $260 S:lOO sewer water and trash Included 740· 992 2167 Ask about tree programming 18()(). J79.S194 2~ $300. 304-882-2362 Buy or sell Rivenne Antique&, 112-t E Main Street, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Hour& M T. W 10 00 am to800pm , Sunda)'10010 740·992·2526. Russ Solid Oak Gun Cabinet Great Chnstmas Gittl $250 Or Trade For Anything 304·576·2173 neO'lii"-1 jj •wARMUpt• Furnace, Heat Pumps, & Air Conditioning Free Esllmateal II You Con 1 Call Us. We Both lose! 740 US S306, 1·800-29HI096 Starting Line-u ps, football , bB&· ketbali baseball, hockev, & Nas· car there is jus t a few, ~mmett Smith, M Jordan K Griffey, K Earnhart, J Gordon, W Greztey, M Jonnson, D Rodman , M Me GUire We save you time & money catt 741H42·25 11 , 1·80Q.837· 8217, Rutland Bortle Gas. as~ tor Oa>ld Super Nltendo (7 Games) With Super Gameboy (2 Games) $160 oo Saga Gensls ( 11 Games) $160 00 Or Everything For $280 00 Firm AU Good Condillon & Sale Parenr Approved 1 Paid Jensen Concert Series Home Stereo Speakers, 15" Ban. Hi's And Midrange 220 Watt Handling Capac1ty New Still In Boll $300, Kitchen Cabinets , COuntertop, 304-675-657o4 740 44<! S945 Ta~e Uch1 Mml Excavator Olga 6 Fl Good ConditiOn t-tunUngton 304 · 736-9131 Or After 6 , 304- 12ft Wells Cargo enclosed wide body tadem axle trailer wide rear door w11h fold down ramp side door, 5 new rims&tlres , alae brakes,and Inter lights, nice trail- 525-5359 Walerhne Special 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Pe r 100, 1• 200 PS I S37 00 Pe r 100 All Brass Com press10n Fittings In Stodl .,. $1 500 00 304-675-8901 1998 Harley Dav iSon, Barbie $250 l<indlewood wood burning Fireplace insert $250 (740) 388- RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson, OhKI 1 80Q-531-9528 8417 WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS 1998 McDonald's Taenia Beanies Set, 740 446-0350, After Aon Alhson 1210 Second Avenue, Gallipolis. Ohio 7-40·446 3711 EOH 5 Pf.A 4336 3 Rooms and bath. furn1shed eHI· c~ency, all utility paid! Down stairs 919 Second Ave $275. Montn 25" Zenith console color TV, 740- (740) 446-3945 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $358. Walk to shop & mov1es CaW740· 448·2568 Equal HOUSing Opportun~ Christy's Femlty Uvlng Aportmonta Middleport/Pomeroy Call740·992·4514 Monday-Saturday 9·9 Has openings, apartments avail· able now, Hud accepted Ask for Cl'\rlsty Country Side A,:lartment Large 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, WID Hook· Up CIA, $435/Mo Including Water Sewage; Garbage, Call TollFree 888-B4o-8521 For Lease , Unfurnished One' Bedroom Apartments Corner of Second And Pine $250 00 Per Month Plus Utilities Security And Key Deposit References Fle qulred 7-40-446-4425. Furnished 4 Rooms & BAtn, Com. pletely Redecora1ed, Clean, New Carpet, No Pats Or Smoking, Rei· erence & Deposit Requlred Also Furnished 2 Rooms & Bath Up· stairs 740-446-1519 Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments tn Middle· port From $249·$373. Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Housing Opper· tun Illes New furnished one bedroom apartment In Middleport, 740·992· 9191 New Haven 2 Bedrooms, Fur· nlshed Or Unfurnished, Oeposlt & References, 304-682·2566 Nice 2 bedroom apartment In Po· meroy, all utilities paid no pet& 741).SS2-SS58 Nice CleM 2 bedroom referencWasher !Oyer Hook-Up! 304-675- 550 992·5949 4 Piece Bedroom Suite $225 Good Condition 304 -675 -1865 After 5 00 Now Accepting Applications For All Electric, One Bedroom Apartments Washer /Dryer Hook·Up, Water Trash /Sewage Paid, $279/f.Ao , 740-446-9611 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments , lnCI\Jdes Water Sewage, Trash, $295/ Mo. 740· 441·1616, 740·446·0957, 740· 48K48 lnstall ated Bullding 16 Fl Ce111ng Height 2 Sliding Doors, 4 inch Concrete Floo r & Footers, $45,000 740·446·2971 BOnLED WILL POWERI LOSE up-to-30 Lb~ THIRTY O~Y MONEY BACK GUARIINTEEI Block bflck, sewer pipes, windows, Untels etc Claude Wmters, Rio Grande OH Call 740·2455121 Natural, Dr Recommended {740)441·1982 Church pews tor sale 12 twelve foot, 4 ten toot , $200 each. 740· 560 2 CoG katle l' s & Cage Breedmg Box, Also 1 Small Cage. 304· Diamond engagement ring, ap· prox 113 carat, 14K, $300, tale· scope In fine shape, $150, 740· 949·2202 Do Your Last Minute Christmas S hopping At Keefer's Service Center, State Route 87, Lots Of Grttat Gift Ideas To Cl'\oosa From Farm Toys, Tractor Radios And Umbrella a, Reddy Heaters, Homellte Saws And Trimmers, Pressure Washers, 12 Voll Pow· er Pace And Much Morel 304 - $275, 700-446.()SS7 blonde {7401 441 ·0996 afler 4 oo pm slnot, High Chair, 304-675-454S AKC Registered female Beagle tu lly trained, will not run tras h Grubb's Plano- luning & repairs Prob lems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Or 740 446 4525 deer and 446·4039, {740) 448·1004 Twin Rivers Tower now accepting applications lor 1br HUO subsid· ized apt for elderly and hand I· Klndlewood llreplace Insert Wood burner For Aent 2 Bed· room Tra11er (740} 446-0893 Clrcl~ Motel Lowest Rates In Town , Newly Remodeled CinemaK ShOwtime & Disney Weekly Rates, Or Monthly Rates., Construction Worker s Welcome 741>-441 5698.740 441 5167 460 Space for Rent Mobile home sHe available between Athe ns and Pomeroy, call 740 385 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Good a Appl iances Reco nditioned Washers , Dryers, Ranges Aefrl· grators 90 Day Guarantee! Fr ench City Maytag , 740 446 7795 Bunk Beds New Never Used Mat tress 2 Beds 2 Inner Spr~ng Mattresses Incl uded $295 Proc· torvllle 74Q-886·6373 GOOO USED APPLIANCES SS89 Fox terriers- 3 males 1 fema le $10 0, Boston bull bab ies, 3 males 2 female~ can be regls· tared, $150 without papers $300 with papers All above puppies tail docked dew claws removed will hold tilt Christmas with depos It, price negotiable, 740 992 4581 JET AERATION MOTORS 446-348) Furnished Rooms AKC registered Mini ature Oashound 1 breed ing pair of Cockalells with cage, 740·992· Standing 741>--3648 Johnson's Used Furniture Beds new and used, mattresses, Kitch· en appliances Olneltes. Wash ers Dryers, Freezers etcl (740 } 450 667·3090 Heirloom Nativity Pieces~ By "Fon· taninl' Imported From Rome 3 Kings On Camels, 3 Kings Tara Townhouse Apartment8, Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors, C.A., 1 112 Balh, Fully Car· peted Pa110 No Pets Lease Plus Security Deposit ReQuired 740· Full blooded Australian shepherd puppies 8 wee~s old $65 740 742·3304 Gol den Aetr 1aver Puppy AKC Shots & Wor me d, $250 Each, 740·245-5358 Large Selection or Handmade lm· ported Cigars From Cuba Seed I 422 Second Ave (740) 44&1615 Jack Russell terrier pup s, seven weeks old, wh1te l br own ta1is docked, first shots $300 740- 69S·7055 Longaberger Baskets J W s Cri sco May Baskets & Many Morel304·675-1849 Ja ck Au ssell terrier puppies, three males. o ne female, $250 each, depos•t will hold lor Christ· mas, 740·742-2050 -Mixed Seasoned firewood split and ready to go $30 delivered, :7.:40:..·:..74.::2:..:·2.::2:..63:::__ _ _ _ _ _ Nascar· new arriv als Oale Earn· ha rt & Ear nhart Jr , Coca Cola cars whil e Quantities last Nascar Barbie large select ion of Gold Cars 1/6x & 11211 scale Jeff Gor· do n Selection of limited ed1110n 1tems & more WCW Die Cast Goldberg regula r & go!d cars available We try to have the best of the best , hard to lmd tlems, save 11me & money, 740·742· 2511, 1·800-837·8217 Autland Bottle Gas, ask for David New Snow Blade Carpet sham· pooer Regina Steamer New! Swing Set L1ke New Riding Mower powered by Motorcycle motor& Trans {740)245·5984 Oak Wood Microwave Cart ve ry good condition on rollers , Maple Drop leal labia Wi th Chairs (740) 256 6647 Pentium 75 Computer $250, Pent· 1um ~ 133 Compute r $400 14" Momtor $tOO 740 446-6630 Aller 6PM Washers dryer s ref ng erators range s Skaggs Ap pliances, 76 VIne Street Call 740·446-7398 1 888 8 18-D128 Prlmeatsr $49 installatioh One monlh free, free hOliday gift jus t for calling 800 263·2640 U111ng Room Sui te, 2 Piece, 1\19\ier Used $275 , Call 740·8 66·6373 Proctrov1lle, Ohio Restauran t pizza o>Jen , Hobart, ele ctriC $650 , 740·992·406 7 ask fQ/ Wayne or 740-992·4 5 14 ask .for Christy lox, DOS 7/4/94. $300 firm, AKC Registered Beagle pups, 3 1/2 months old, shots started, wormed $100 each 7 40· Heallhdyne BX-5000 owygen gen· eralor, completely refurbished. all new parts, $700 740-992·5208 1 3033 9-N Ford Tractor w1tt1 5 pJ&cet of equ-t. $2,800 00 {7401 3792909 ai!Of 6:00 Deutz .t.5 hOrse power farm trac· tor P S live power,3 cyt die &II, air oool&d nice tractor! $5,500 00 080 304-675-3824 Ford new Holland December ape. cials. model 5030 rental tractor 62 PTO HP, 4 wd, 2 pump hyd, axe shuttle trans. 129 hra 24.000 00 5030 same specs. 303 hrs 22 .500 00 4630 55 pto hp, 2wd, same specs 57 hrs $17 900 00 4630. 4wd 16~~:4 dual power tran. 24,00000 256 rakes In erate 3.050 00 451 7" mowef5 3.250 472 7" haybinc B 395 00 634 R balefs 650 I 10,500 00 644 A balers 10001 string tie auto wrap, wide pickup 13 900 00 654 R baler 15001 same specs 1590000 565 square baler wagon hllch 9 700 00 K&efers 5eMce Center ST AT 87 PT Pleasant & Alpley AD 304·895-3874 oo Massey 210 Diesel Finish Mower & Blade $4 700 300 Gallon Portable Water Tank $60, 740-2.t.5· 5747 Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial lawn Eqwpment Compact Utili ty Tractor s From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes Or 4 WD And 2 WD Farm Tra ctors , Hay Equipment, Jolm Deere S~ld Steer Loaders Check With Us About Financing On lawn Tractor• And Low Rate F1 nan cl ng On New And Used EQuipment Carmichael's Farm & Lawn Gallipol is OH 740·446 · 2412 1·800·594·11 11 Llveatock cellenl Cond•llon, Low Mileage, $11.500. 740-:J81H1916 Nordt 11191 lkrick SlcyW1I V-6 Cu&1om 4 "A 52 Cond • 65.836 MiltS , $5 ,SOO 00 • K 3 • K 6 5 Or Sedan, One Owner, Er.ceb -~ 700~ V-1: ~ 1898 Pontiac Tran1-Am, Fully Loaded No Answer Leave Mtuage, Or 740-448-7375 84 Nl11an 300 ZX. $1500, 740-742·1507 after 5pm 2899 a. Grain Hay for sale· one mile nonh on At 2 Square Bales S1 00-$2 00 Saturday only 304·675·4869 TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autos for Sale '91 Gao Metro , red, low miles, passenger window broken, damaged hood, as~ l ng $200, '90 Eagle Talon fully loaded, red wltM gray Interior books $5000 wNI sen 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak, 4 Door Coupe, Runs Good, Needs Restored. $2.000 OBO, 304-895· 3971. 1979 Trans Am T-Tops, 403 En· glne, $600 00 OBO 19SO Dodge Omni 89,000 Miles, Needs Carb $300 00 OBO 19S7 Bulc~ Cen· tury Ru ns But Needs Work $20000060 740·441·1083 1986 Escort G T $800 00 Also 1969 Taurus Fully Loaded $1,250 00 740-256·6889 1987 Chevy Celebrity $1,100. Good Condition 740·256-1102 1987 Chrysler LeBaron Sports Coupe Rvns Good , $795, 304· 675-4452 1987 Olds Cutlass overhauled engine new radiator, runs good, good family car asking $800, 740· 9S5-3610 1987 V·B Olds Cutlass Supreme, 142K, runs good $1,500 1988 v. 8 Olds Custom Cruiser SW, 112K, runs good , $2,000 740· 949·2709 1988 Bonnev111e LE maroon 4dr. new tires & brakes good cond $3,200 304-675 5792 after 5pm 1991 Ch'rys ler New Yorker 5th Avenue, Excellent Condition New Tires, 1 Owner, Never Been Smoked In $4 ,500 740·388· 9916 1960 B-61 Mack $4500 DO or will .. trade for 26 ,28 30 ft camper of • , equal value J Harley Sportatar • 304-675-~105-lngo ____ . $I .295 060. 304-67~52 Auto, Trans. Air, Llka New. 304- : 1994 Dodge Ram 150. Full Size, 6 Cylinder, 4 Speed. Flu lls Looka Good, 11.800, 304·S75· 2074 Full Sized Chevy Truck, 350 Needs Transmlu!on Installed They Have 11 Good Farm Truck Also Set Of Honeycomb Wheels 740-256-6809 a. 4-WDs 87 Chevy Astra van, Mark Ill co nversion van, several nlw parts, $3500. 740 949·9008 ' 197S Ford F·150. 4x4, 351. Modi· fled Engine, C-8, Automatic Alf ~ 5 Pi&ee Pearl Drum Set, Slack/ Chrome EKC&IIftnt Cond1 tlon $650 00 We st P.A System W1th 2 Four Twelve Cabinets $300 00 740 256 6889 Wurlltzer Omnt 3600 · 4600 Band In II 740·245 9393 Has e,w~ I'(OU'IZ£ SUffi:l:itD TO 1985 Chevy Southern CoaCh : Conversion Van, Well abcve·,. average condition Sell /trade fo( pick-up, equal value (740} 371· 92o47 • ~~-~K.l£ SN..\ OI-l mt IC£, f'JDT f'tf'Pa.l Au!o • 1995 Che'y Pick-Up , 112 Ton,-1 • wo, 5 7L. 2 Toppers, S' Bad. 4S,OOO Miles. $16,500 Firm, 7•1). 25&-11848 1996 Chevy Sllveredo 4X4 Z 71' ' Extended Cab, 3F1D Door, 3~0 • Vortec Engine, Autom • Loaded, Bedliner, Toneau Cover 39,00:& Miles. 740-258-(1180 • ~WI IT U~ED 'TO 13&: fi RIGHT, !;0 Hi'l'HA'ZAAD, SU'T j WHAT HAVE ,;ow n ·~ so o~GAH · 1 '(OIJ t>ONE I ZED I . EVERYTHINu'S WITH THE IN IT!> PLA!;.E EA~Y 'SUl<01"\ TO UH E,.._Sy 'TO 1 5UPEI<.- 5. 1997 Chevrolet K 1500 , 4 3 l Spd , Air, Cassette, Rally Wheela. Po&l·trek, Blue. 740·448-7646 ' 1998 Big Bear 4x4 + Winch, ; Vampire Tires $3 995 .00 (740) • 245•5824 I 7 40 Motorcycle• NOrih Pass Pass 3NT Pau Z3~lnlll 24~ 25Uglyold East WOil . . l Pau 2711811-man 28 ToiTV p ... Dller- 2tSonw_. 31 33 Gn¥81 rldpa 42-- To cover or not to cover 41 Picnic - - - By Phillip Alder 4f Avlellon F IN D ' ! j,H_.E,rllt>T,trNo.JEr ~ and lhe square baize-lopped lable was sel up for the annual Shapiro ramily bridge battle, Rabbi Sam and his wire, Lucyle, laking on their daughters, Elyse and Judy. This deal wai lhe aecond of lb! evening. In response to her sister's one-spade opening, Judy bid three notrump. This guaranleed at leut gameforcing values with lour or more trumps Holding a minimum, Elyse seUied for game Allhougb tempted to bid again, Judy realized her band con· lained a lot of losers. The Rabbi led lbe club queen. Knowing lbal the ace waa on her right, Elyse bad no temptation to COY· er an honor with an honor. Perhaps her mother's ace was a singleton or doubleton However, it was not to be; the defenders took the first three tricks before exitiug with a trump. After drawing the trumps, Elyse bad to play the hearts without loss. She started with the heart queen, which held the trtck Now she appeared to have a guess. If her father had started with king-doubleton, she bad to con· tinue with the nine However, if her mother had begun with tO-doubleton, Elyse had to lead tbe jack next, to pin the 10 Getting it nght, she led the jack and scored up her game. "How did you guess that, dear?" asked Lucyle "Well, w1lh only king-doubleton, I thought Dad would cover. • "Yes, I suppose I would bave. But In the fulun: I won'tl" ....... 43~' 44 TV Kb •• '--- ~ 41=1 '53 1...-+-+--+-+--+- 47- I CELEBRITY CIPHER bylut.Campos Cl=···.,. Z II 'SB'CB F XB AV from" 1• Cl.-cJ brWnoul ~- .... prwR ln.,.CIIIf*...,.lor.-.oe.. T~dwll' J.._.,D C*Jrl)' c._ &ch KU 1 RH IIRAYBZ AH XRDZVAFT W R H F z EAIIH IIKJ KU IZNKCZFKCT AY SKCL FBVYBHHBB ECKMCBHH BAIIAZDH PREVIOUS SOLUTION. •I'd loY8 Ia rise lrom the gr~ve every ten years or and go buy a few newspapers ' - 1Dtr9C1or) Lws Bunuel ·::~:t~" S~\\~lA~t~S· 1411M loy QAY I. PCMAN R-range Ofour low I so .. ., WOlD .,..;, ol ocrombl.d to form fovr -d• word1 THEGYI "' . I I I" I ._ 1995 Polaris·Trail Boss 4 Whee[• ' 50 5Z lied. epee. Lasl summer I stood 1n front of a weed mfested garden Granny says gardeners make a m1stake 1f they think they a~e er 250 $1 soo 00 Call. (3041 615· : 5612 AFTER 5 00 =:.::...:..:::..:::::::..__ _ ' 1998 Honda 300 E X 13,400 002 • 700·256·6889. • 750 Boats a. Motora • • for Sale A PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN ~ THESE SQUARES VES MA'AM ..11'5 REALL'( A TWO~ED6ED SWORD, ISN'T IT? 24 Ft Pontton Boat 1 1 5 Hor~t Johnson Motor Fully Equipped ,_ $13,500, 740·448·2971 • I LIVE FOR YOUR A ANSWERS, SIR.· . V Summers not overl Kawasaki STS Jet ski, &tlll under warranty, three seater, 83 horaepowe.r, bought new July ol '97, thrn. matcntng Kawasaki ski vetts al'f"' trailer all go wttn It Prk:ed to s_,r a. Auto Parts Accessorlea I MONDAY • 4·14' Wheels, hubcaps, and tlrBtr ~ mounted ready-to-go, For S-10'" Pick-up Truck (740) 446~3714 a( '. ter500 ' New gas tanks & body parts D & R Auto, Ripley, WV 304·372· 3933 or 1-800·273·9329 790 a. Campers Motor Homes High Line Premiere 32 Ft t99e. Excellent Condit ion, Call After 5 30 700-446·8565 SERVICES 810 ' Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ' atlon AQUARIUS (Jan. zo.Fib. 111) Lady Luc~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - mlghl lnteNene In your affairs loda,Y lo - Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1998 start you off an a new and more lucrative Because lha times ahead could be eape· path. This has something to do with long· clally favorable lor you where your flnan- range financial opportunnles. clal or wo~dly lntereala are concerned, PISCES (Fob. zo,Morch 20) Happy some or your Innermost desires could be limes are ahead for you today, bolh ful!llled In tile year ahead. socially and materially H you keep a loot SAGinARIUS (Nov . 23·DIC. 21) AI· In both campo. In fOCI, conditions In gen· lltOugh lhe ways and meana mlg~l nol be eral look ralher benevolent for you, even totally discernible to you at this time, lo smaller degrees. there are poslllve Jnttuances In lhe mak· ARIES (March 21·April 11) Through tho 1ng lhal are slatting lo permeate through· capable efforts ol someone you're emooul your affairs Major changes are tlonally linked lo, something or real flnan· ahead for Saglttarlua In the coming year. I clal significance mlgltl develop for you Send lhe required refund form and lor today. yoor Astro·Graph predictions by mailing TAURUS (April :ZO.Moy 20) Y?u could $2and saff·addressad slampad envelope be_ln for a pleasant surprise today to Aslro-Graph, c/o lhls newspaper, P 0 becausa ol your lncllnallon to lreat every· BOx 1758, Murray Hill Slatlon, Now York, one equally An abused Individual will NY 10156. Be aura to alate your zodiac wanllorepayyourklndne88 sign GEMINI (lloy 21.Juno 20) Where your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jon. 11) In Ierma oblecllves and goals are concerned of 1 developmenl you've been wishing loday, don'l be afraid to elevale your wduld cOme to fruition, you may receive sights allhls lime You could be luckier aomo news today thai wNI eiiV&te your than you think when pu ....Jng IOrrt8thlng expectationS and optimism about the altu· big. AS.TRO-GRAPH • , Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references furnished Es· tabllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (74Q) . Appli ance Parts And Service Nl Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex·' pertence All Wor k Guaranteed.' French City Maytag, 740· 446: , 7795 C&C General Home Ma in·· tan ence· Painting vinyl siding, carpentry, doors, windows, baths, mobile home repa 1r and more Fdr tree estimate call Chet, 740 992 • 6323 Profe ssio nal 20yrs e~~:per i ence with all masonery br ick, block A. stone Also room addil lons, ga rage s etc Free estimates 304 ) 997 Chovy Caval1e r, 2 Door Blue A/C Aut oma ti C Anll ·loc~ Brakes T11t Wheel Cruise CD AMIFM Sunroof Theft Deterrent 25 000 M1ies E11cetl ent Condition, $7,995 00 Ftrm 740 256-9t61 840 1989 Ch ry sler LeBaro n Coupe, 4 Cylinder, Automatic , Air 90,000 Mites $1,200 OBO 740 256 1233 new ser11ice or repai rs Master Ll· • censed electrician Ridenour Electrical WV000306, 304 675 1786 l 773·9550 • Electrical and Refrigeration Residential or commercial wiring , • , Clover. ;oust. Occur· Nimbus- SOLUTIONS The Nations problems have gotten so complex that even cab dnvers don'l have the SOLUTIONS 2045 will consider trade for·& good pontoon boat 760 I I I UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER , SCRAM-LETS ANSWIRS $4200, 740·949·2203 or 700·94il' r I CANCER (June 21.July 22) II behooves you to get out and make your presence fell loday You could be eKcepllonally lucky through your social assoclallons, e~her Individually or In a group or club. LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) The chances of gaining lhe cooperation altho eKact per· son who can do you lhe most good allhls lime are excellenl Ieday Present your case with clarity. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A person who has lnteNenad for you In lhe pasl and has your beat lnlerest at hearl mlghl ~aka a decision on your behalf loday that could have ravraachlng. favorable effecla. UBRA (Sept. 23-oct. 23) E~har through your present sources ol Income or a side venlura, you should be ablelo lind ways lo lncroase your earning capacity loday The cycle favors you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't abdl· cole any ol your aulhorlly today wllh endeavors where you have an active management role Your chances of pro- ducing desirable resu~s are excellent al this dme H you stay In charga • -Lev1n . ~~-L-B_U_T_R___,,~N: .Ji<.-'-'-'ki '• ' 1993 Plymouth Sundance 4 Cylln der Automauc Air 93,000 Mtles, Musical Instruments THE BORN LOSER New Front End, 304-675·3598 S25 00 Automatic Colt 22 Alfie Like New S55 00 740 446 1127 570 FRANK & EARNEST 7~103 730 Vans We51 The Hanukkah leMce wu over, lhe dinner lbings bad been cleared away, 1991 s-1o s Speed s2.ooo Miles: E.cll. Cond. 12,79500. 198S:C,; 10 Pickup. SO.OOO Miles, V.S, 4 Speed, $1.995 00. Cook Motors. 256·1738·(740)256· 1373 304 576 4559 20-- 31111p-. 40 ..... funol 675-2359 446·0870 1·800 287-0576 Rog· Wantep AKC Rot! Weiler Stud Service 740-379-9053 11 ......., HONEY POT 1984 S·10 Pick· Up V· S 740· : ~446.::.-8056:::;_:.A::;fte.::_r6::00::_:P::;M::.--~· ~ 1989 Extended C11b S-10 -4 3 ' ers Waterproofing 1996 Plym outh Neon Sport Low Miles (21 ,000) Retail $8 200 Will Sell For $7 50 0 30.t. 675· 2728 • Utte•- ,-'"' __, lftO\I..,... Opening lead: • Q LITTLE FAVOR, : 1992 LeBaron Convertible V 6 {740) 256-1373 ONE MORE 1983 Ford Ranger New Painl/4 ~ Cylinder, Automatic, New Parts, • Aut o Asking $3,500 00 {74 01 1994 Shadow E s 2 Door V-6 ASking $2 950 00 {740) 256·1738 AUNT LOWEEZ~!! ~569 .:..:.:...:::::.:.. Registe red mal e Boston terr ier pup pure brind le 4 months old ahots and wormed tall docked dew claws Clipped 740 99~ 6215 Three 10 week old female Dobe r mans black & ta n , parents on premise s hrst shots & wormed $75 7409924111 . MY CHORES ·197S Ford 77,000 Mllea. 74))·: 1992 Honda Ac cord, LX 2 Door Coupe , 5 Speed. A/ C Cru1se 1994 Lincoln Tow n Car, E ~~: e cu t111e Low Miles Burgundy 740 446 6691 ·I'VE DONE ALL ' One male Boston Terrier puppy, $175 740 742 1357 before 4pm $2 200 OBO 740·256·1233 35 Tu811CJ. '¥1 Thill girl 22~-· cab, third door LS ped<ago. 7.00. • 742·2572 304·882·3558 St Be rnard puppies p urebred $150, Will be 7 weeks old Christ mas pick ol the hiler $50 will hold until Christmas 740·992 2232 13 Genedc ................... ..,.. 35Doa Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: Soulh '97 Chevy S-10, V 6, axtend•d • French City Pet Grooming by Ap· polntment 'UIIre Wuh Bllhlng S~stem" 650 Second Ave Galli· polls 740-446·1528 $5 000 OBO 740-388-9878 SA-.1-rvlf 7 ....... , I Afl>'alrt 321:.~ 34 In • euaolt a!Jia(IIIUL) 21Singor Franldln 720 Trucks for Sale 1991 Ford Taurus Station Wag on While Loaded, Third Seat, good condition (740) 367·0500 1991 Mercur y Cougar LIS 302 v-1 e. automatic ale pl w p!b $4 200 ·-· ·- 1 Ole. h ctldtW 2 - .... 3- ' Blazer $$2,700 00 B&O {740) 448 61S9 Hay DOWN 87 Plymouth Gran Fury, 318, • many new part& SSOO, 7~1M9- • 4 Year Old Pendlx Bred Mare Will Foa l tn August 1999 1 57 1.a1t ....__ ni ce cir, : 19eiT;yota 4114 extended e.&,~. auto, S2 200 88 Chevy S-tfJ, - $1 200 00 740-256·8869 Z3 ar-•a 'Z1 ....... • A'% ) ..iii.i-ditlllll••lll" 20 Olul -1111111 211 Cam4 I pl. • 10 3 .. 10 3 • Q 10. 7 54 11 , 7~0·~~5~8 . 121HI •At754 (7401245·9557 for $4000 740·742·3197 AKC Registered Beautiful Cocker Spaniels Pu):lp~es, Full Papers A Wonder Chris tmas Gift! Starting at $250 00 3 females, 2·black 1· Fishe r Price Toys Little Ty~e Toys, Play Pen, Baby Bed , Bas · Ford tractor. br ush hog gradtr blade S2,500 oo 304o576-- 640 AKC Maltese Male 3 Mo nths 2847 & 9 In A Groom Shop Per Grooming Featuring Hydro Battl Don Sheats 373 Georges Creek Rd AKC Golden Retrievers 1 Weeks Old, 1st Shots & Wormed, $225 Will Hotel For Christmas With A Deposit, 740·256-1686 FIREWOOD· Cut, Spilt, Stacked And Delivered. $40 00 7o40· 446- Compact Utility Tractofl ·Several In Stock. Registered Angus Bull s, 740·245· 5084 Call After 5 PM 003-8351 (740)44<! 856S 740--2412 Or 1-1100·594·1111 Aloe See The 'NeW" -4000 - 8193 Airedales· born Oct 30 1998 three boys four girls tails docked shots & wormed , regis tared asking $2~0 each 304 Firewood all hardwoods $35 00 Load 2 loads for $60 00 John Deere Credit Approval On Used Tractors Carmlcnael'l Farm & Lawn Gallipolis. OMio 26 Feeder Pigs, 50 Lbs & Up ! Dresser, chest, lilt ctlalr, livin g room suite & plano, 740 992 448·7283 As Low As 8 n. With 2 year old male Malamute, blac~ & white full blooded dog House Included. 575 740·992·7614 740·44S.()23 1 Electric Scooters, Whee lcha irs, !New And Used, Stairway Elellaltors, Wheelchair And ,Scooter Lifts, Bowman s Homecare, 740- Flna~lng IN 630 8 Mo nths O td Bassett Hound, Very Gentle Olspo$1tlon, Male Tri Cotorl!d, Has Papers 740·388· 3880 ~TOCK TRACTORS 675·7298 S95·31174 Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Rbn Evans 1-SOQ-!537-9528 Two · 2 bedroom 1 ba t h apart· ments In Middleport, new carpet, Immediate occupancy call 740· 992 1350 tor more Information Pets for Sale ~:....,..._:,...:=:,.:~~:....,...,.-r 949·2217 441Hl515 capped EOH 304·S75 6879 Building Suppllea Building 1 Sliding Door, 1 Man Door. 4 Inch Conccete Floor $36,000 740-446·2971 Beanie Baby's , $10 & up, 740742·2511, 1·800 -837·8217 Au· tland Bottle Gas, as~ lor David USED IIOr dll 11 WrttlrJ.eoalb: 51...,. u: ' 11190 Now Yof1l Fifth .......... M"511 Sign ... 11 ....,. • 17 L.o.l olltnga • John Deere 2240 D1ese l In Ex· cellent Condition $13,500 00 F1rm 740 2~ 6786 48~~:26 5162 {7401446 2801 Nice 2 or 3 bedroom house tn Po mercy, no pets 740·992·5858 610 Fann Equipment With Ltather Bag, $100 , Snow Blade For Honda " Wtleel er. New, S250 , Sony 8 mm Handy· cam Camcorder With 2 Bananas, Antlquea Merchandl .. 440 Satellite Syatemt· 18. D1rectTV dish total purchase price S99 Set Ot Northwestern Golt Clubs camo Hunting Blinds, From fBD Up New Or Demo, Indian Creek At Rk:l Gtandl, 7-t0-245-5747 Two bedroom mobile home In Middleport, no Pill , 740-992 Carport 740-256-e336 Oakwood Homas. Barboursville WV $500 Down Low Rates, 304· All real estate advertising In this newspaper Is subject to • the Federal Fair Housing Act ol1968 which makes tt 11•1 to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race. color, religion sex familial status or nallooal origin. or any Intention to make any such preference, limitation or dlscrlmln11tlon • 2 Bedroom Unfurnlthed Mobile 5039 S567 J& L Cleanmg Let Us Do Yo ur Holiday Clean1ng For Commercial $999 Down on any 98 mode l & Aes•denla l By The Hour Or By Ooublewlde 1n stock Free Oehv· The Job. 740 441 1357 Jackson ery Cat! 1 800 691 6777 740 286 6510 • 1978 Bayview new floors, new carpets fireplace, A ll the ap pliances 10 w1tl11t S6 500 00 080 1996 Sunshine 14x76 3 Bed· rooms, 2 Baths CA 740·388- Local Trucking Company Seeking Qualll•ed Truck Onve rs Good Pay And Benefits Send Resume To PO BoK 109 Jackson Ohio .45640, Or Call 1-740 286-1 463 To Schedule .A.n tnter·t~ew New Career Factory Branch Outlet has Nu· merous Opemngs No Exper1enc es Necessary Call Monday 14th (740) 446·7441 Abandoned Home Take Over Payments. Or Make Offer 1-eoo383-6862 • - 710 Autos for Sllle . ; • FAR M SUPPLI ES & LIVE STOC K DECEMBER14I �• 'Qle Daily Sen~-;.1 By The Bend ' Ann Landers :.,.,.. I..••• ~ln T~ 'Su>J.~S~n:k.- •nd I n .J. •• E\·en w1thout O\'aries. women aJ risk should DEMAND regular CAOear Ann Landers: I JUS! read · 125 blood oests and ultrasounds. I 1 . '<') ,dd letter fr6m ··L.R. m hope this inforln.ation is helpful to I r ~ mw :· " ho is. hatt1mg O\anan vour readers. It would have been ~·r ·.:md h.J . . onh a fe" monlbs 10 ~normously helpful to my famil y. -• She de-.n"""d hoi' .. al though J.H. in Detroit h.1J a .. uon1:! farmh h tSIOf) of Dear J.H.: L.euers such as yours JrL.ui' Jnd hrca-..,t \.·an('C rs. her doc- an: extremely valuable. Whcon a doc. tuJ talkoJ "hcr ou1 uf a h~ S!erec­ tor .ays. '\We ll walch it.'' I say see !1 ... a~rng ln ... te.:kl ht: -\lo.OUid monan()(her dootor immediately for a •r ht:r n.:l!u!J.rh second opi mon. Here's one mor~ on I ... ~m~end ~ our r~adcr for ~har - the subject: 11 ~ ht.:r ' till ' hut "'he >hould kno\lo Dear Ann Landers: You printed r ... ;1:1t '-'hl k ' n:m o \J Rf! a. \Ao oman ·~ a column about a woman who c:kct· ed to have: a h~y to JIR'''cnt lhc: fuiURO dc:vdopmc:nt of ovanan cancer. This could be: some,.ilat misleading. 'The .term '·hysoerectomy" refers only to the surgical removal of lhe uterus. It does nO( necessarily include excision of lhe ovaries. Removal o( the ovaries is called " oophorectomy." For postmenopausal women. the ovaries are usually removed dunn~ a hysterc:ctomy bec•nse they are no longer functioning. Oophorectomy is NOT usually perfonned on pre· menopausal women unless lhey have: a vali<) medical reason. Please tell your fem ale readers to do>euss this with lheir gynecologists. -- F.L.. M.O.. Golden Valle)'. Mmn. Dear Ami I • ......,., ll seems !hal criminals in Salina. Kan.. can 0111dumb all lhc: ()(hers. I ~y read a srory in ouc local newspaper aboul a bank robber who fled with a sack of cash. A block away, lhe oed dye burst. revering him and bis ca.-. He managed 10 get away, but a few days laoer. he and his buddies wm on a shoppi ng SP"'f and purchased a bigsc=n 1V with the red-dye-covc:ml bills. He also gave the lllllft his home address foc delivery. I am sending you anolber " stupid criminal" story that appeared in lhe Salina Jourilal and hope you will pnnt it. Around here. if we want a good laugh, we skip lhe funnies and · read lhe police bJ(J(Ier. - A.P. in .' Salina Meigs County Humane Society · l· f: ~1 A . m J ~ d isagree u.1th me ti n th1~ o ne and pe rh a p ~ the Red (' ro.., ... tmght obJ ect. hut I ha'e to \~L· 1g h m on thl !-. hu -, mcsor, of "hat I•J Jun n g a d J\~I ... ICL I ha\·c ~c c n wn man~ T V ~pot s ~~.t ho r'e' and d o i! 'i stra nded on ill lb .. urrounJc~t' by n ood wa rcrs 11r fl~' J H.t wo 111·a ny Slo ric s of cats ;t nd p.tra l.ec h aband o ned whe n qno k l.' appea r. . tn the bascme nl. The he ' ' "a) 10 pro1ee1 your L.m11h f ro m the effects of a di saster h . to h:l\c a dJ~a!-.te·r plan . If ~ ou are a pet ow ner. that plan '" "' ' mcl udc }our pet, . Be ing pre pared ca n save !he ir lii'CS . I (J;OI C heard ) OU say that is a like a oneon hcr of lh' la mily. So prove II Th e dt " o>! cr co uld be a Oood , a l1re . o r a haz ;1rd ous spi/ 11_ and you lllJ ) have 10 evacuate you r home. In 1hc e ven ! of .a dosastcr. if you TnU \ t c-va'-: uate . the mos t important th1ng :o. ou COJ n do"to pro tect Y"'"~Ur pCt s 1~ to evac uate them. to o. LcJv in g pets behind , e ve n if ynu try to create a sa[e place for !hem . is likely to res ult in thei r be ing mjurcd. los t, or wo rse . So pre pan: fl t)W for the day when yo u ;uH.I you r pe ts may .have to lea ve vuUI ho m e. . Th e Red Cn'>ss di saste r shelle r' t_.a nnot al!cc pl pet s hct: ausc of "' ta tn · he alt h and safety reg ul a tions a nd other co nside rat ions. T he on ly exce pti o ns If) thl s rule arc ~ en icc anim a h who a><i> l people wi 1h di sahi lities . If y o u pl an to stay with relat ive s a nd they ~av no to the - c.: at~ nnd dogs . t hen' fi nd a n al tc rna li\'C fa mily (proha bly.-you :-.h oul d ha \·c d one that ye ar ' ago ). Cnn tac' t hote l ~ and motels out qJc )'(lU r im mcdJat c area to d lcl..' k po li c ies <1 11 ~u..- cc ptin g pet :-. anJ n,· stric twn -.. ( fll numhcr , ' i7c . an d ~ Jl C I: Jl::-. . A' k l f' ~n~.) r et" po liC I ~\ coul tL h ~ \ \i.l i \T d in an emcr!!e nt: y. KCL'fl a li-. . t, of ·· pel fri cnJ Iy"'· pla ces. inc lud i n!) ph one numhl.' ro.. _ wit h othe r di s a ~ t cr informa tion and .. upp li e ~. If you ha ve nnt1cc o f a n im pendi ng d isaster, c;tl l a head lo r r c~c r va t iOll:-. . A .o, k fr iend s. rci LJ t Jv c ~ . or Dthl! n. outsJlh: the affec ted area whe th er th ey co ul d shelte r your ;1n1ma k l f yo u have more tha n nne pet, they may be more (.: Otll · f,riah k if kept 10ge 1hcr. but he r)n,: parc d to ho ur.; c them .se par ate ly. Pr r.: p.1re a 11'-l l ol hoardi ng fa '-: ill tl c'> and vc tL Tin:m ans who r.:o ul d ~ hl'l t c r an111w ls in an e merge ncy. Ask loc al ani mal ~h c l t er ocrson- . ~ ne l 1f the)' pro\'tde e mergency \hc ltc r o r foste r care for pel s in a dosaSie r Anoma l shelters may be o\'e rburd ened caring for the animals !hey already have as well as those di splaced by a di saster, so 1his should .be your last resorL It is a great idea to assemble a portable pel di saster supplies kit. Whether,.you are away from home fo r a day or a week. you'll need essential ·supplies. Keep item s in an accessible pl ace a nd store lhem in stU rdy conlainers that ca ~ be carried easily (such as duffel bags and covered trash contai ners ). Yo ur kit sho uld include medicatio ns a~d med ical records (s tored in a waterprpof co ntainer) and a first aid kit"; sturdy leashes . har nesses. and/or carr ie rs to transport pets safe ly and ensure that your anima ls can' t escape . Curren! photos of your pe ts are ' helpful in case the y ge t los t. Food, potabl e water, bowl s; cal liner/pan , and ca n opener, and pel beds and toys , if easi ly lransportabl e. should be se t as id e. If you can, provide inform ati on on feedin g sc hedules. medical co nditi ons, behavior problems, and the name and number of your vete rinarian in case yo u have to fos te r o r board your pets. Make .sure all d ogs and cats are wearin g co ll ars and sec ure ly fastened , up-to-date identifi ca ti on. Birds should be lransported in a sec ure travel cage or carri er. In cold wea(her, wrap a bl anke l over th e carrier and war m up the car before plac ing birds in side . Dur· ing "'arm weather, carry a pl ant mis ler 10 mist !he birds ' feathers periodica ll y.. Do not put · Wa ter inside th e ca.rrjer during transport. Prov ide a few slic es o( fre sh fru il s an d vegcl ahl es wilh hig h water co nt e nt. Do not let th e birds out of th e ca ge or carri er. Bec au se you may not be home whe n the cvacua tiofl ord er come, fi nd oul if a lrus!ed neighbor would be willi ng to take yo ur pets and on ce! yt>u at a prearran ged loca li on. Thi s pe rso n should be coni forl able wilh your pets, kn ow whe re your animal s are likely to bc ...k now where your p·e t di saster suppli es kil is kept, · and have a key 10 your home. Remember thai .a nimals reac t differen tl y un der stress. Out side your home and in the car, ke ep dogs sec urel y le ashed., and transport cats in ca rri ers. Don' t leave animals unallend ed an ywhere they can run off. Th e moSI tru stwonh y" pets ma y pa nic. hide, 1ry 10 esc ape , or even hil e or scratcl1. And. when yo u re turn home. give you r pets time to settl e back int o their routin es. Dear A.P.: Thanb for sc:ading it on. Hen: it is: Officially. the plainclothes police offia:u wa-e 11 the ..,;idence to conduct a search foc illegal drugs. But they foond it a daunting task. what with all the walk-up tralfrc and phone: calls from .woold-bc: drug buyers. 'The fresh suspects kept roming. poli« said. even as ()(hers wt~e led away in handcuffs and evea ihough matked patrol cars were parked out · fronl., " We wen: lc:lting tbc:m in the fronl door and t.aking tbc:m out lhc: back. arnsting them. " officc:rs said. flec•nse lhe twJuse was so dose to the counly jail, several officers simply walked people: the two blocks 10 book them into jail. Meigs and Eastern girls win, Page 5 · Preventative medicine, Page 10 Iraq again turns inspectors away, Page 6 MOTHER'S HELPER -Melissa Arnold, pictured here with her daughter, Noelle, is available to answer questions about breastfeeding through the WIC Program at the Meigs County Health Department. Mothers may call 992-6626 for more information on the program. WIC Adds Mother's Helper Program A new support servi ce for breastfcedin g mothers, a Mothers Helper Program , has been ann ounce d by !he Meigs County WIC (Women , Infants and Children). · Meli ssa Arnold , who has co mpl e!ed the Mother' s Helper Training Course given by Elaine M·a!hcn y, Meigs County WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator, will be volunteerin g her tim e 10 provide information and support 10 WIC brcastfe cding m01hers. Mothers arc being invited to call Arn old to di sc uss th e;r breastfeedin g co ncerns. · The Ameri can Academ y of Pedi atri cs -now re commends that healthy infants be nursed exclus ive ly ·un lil six month s .or age and that breast. feedin g continue through thei r fi rst birthday. Human milk decreases the in ciden ce of di arrh ea, resporatory infecti ons, ear infection s, and many other illnesses in babi es accordin g to Mathen y. Breastfed babies ha ve also been shown to have bett er hrain deve lopme nt al so , she said . h was e mphasized hy Math eny that women need· support for their dec is ion 10 breaslfeed and !hal is wh ~ !he Mother 's Helper Program ha s been initiated . She said that !he Ohi o Oeparlmcnt of Hea ltli has recommended !hat Ohi o phys icians do more lo educa1 c pa1ients on the benefits and pro·· ecdure s for brcas tfcedin g and 1hat Ohi o employers become "family fri endl y" by offeri-n g wo men the fl ex ibility and facilitie s to pump_ breast milk whil e a! wo rk . Work ers wh ose babies breastfeed reportedly mi ss less work be cau se th e baby re qui ~e s fewer doctor visits, it was noted·. Matheny also s:iid that research ha s shown that if women have ·support for their breastfec ding lh ey will nurse mu ch longer and everyone will benefit . The Meigs County WIC Progra m prov ides classes on !nfant feeding and breas1feedin g, home vi sits, breast pumps, and now !he Mother' s Helper Program . Pregn ant. pos tpartum , breastfeeding wom en, and th ose with children under age five ca n call the WIC offi ce to inquire aboul the new incom e guidelin es . Me igs County re sid en!S may call · WIC at 992-6626 from 8 a.m. 10 4 p.m. Dear Readus: I guess Kansas has something besides wheal - odd· ball crooks and a poli« force with a . sense of humor. Srod qa lioas to Ami Lan- sm w. den, crr:aton sync~nre, Century Blvd.. Suite: 700, Los A.aJelts. Calif. 90015 ~. ' . BY ED PETERSON Social Secwity Manager, Athena office Are you among lhe 20 percent of people receiving Social Security ret ire· ment. survivors or disability payments who pay taxes on your benefi!S? If so. then you know what.a bother it is to make quarterly estimated taX paymen!S to lc.eep from having to pay the entire tax at the end of the year. You can now have your taxes withheld from your federal monthly_benefi t payment. To have taxes w.ithheld, you must complete IRS Form W-4V (Voluntary Withholding Request). You must select the percentage of y9ur monthly bc:n: efit amount you want withheld (either 7, 15, 28 or 31 )only these percentages can be: used. Flat dollar amounts are not aeceptable). Afoer you've made Y.OUJ" · selection. sign and return the form to your local Social Security office :by · mail or in person. .Remember, you are responsible for stating what percentage you want withheld from your monthly payment amount. If you want to know how much a particular percentage of your benefit is equal to in dollars, you may call Social Security. However, if you have questions about your tax liability, call the lnoemal Revenue Service (IRS). Each time you want to change or stop a withh1>lding. complete the W-4V and send it direct! y to Social Security. If for some reason your benefitS stop, the withholding stops and can~ot s ~ ag~n without a new, completed IRS Fl'rm W-4V. If your benefits are temponffily suspended or deferred, the request will be held and resumed once benefits resume. . · . _ To gel a W-4V. Voluntary Withholding Request fonn, call IRS toll free, at 1-800-829-3676. Your Social Security office will not have these forrni. . ' However, if you have access to the Internet, you can get the form from out . website, atwww.ssa.gov. Keep in mind, this is totally voluntary. You can continue to pay your taKes the way you've been paying them. The new procedure is designed to make it easier for you to take care of this responsibility. If you have any questions about voluntary tax withholding. contact your local Social Security office or call 1-800-772- 1213 , Daily Sentinel Cloudy High: 40s; Low:30s Meigs CC)unty's -Page4 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49 . Number 158 49erstame Detroit's Uons35-13 Smgle Copy· 35 C e nt s Meigs County Commissioners advised to retire bank loans By BRIAN J. REED and f'roo;ecutor John L.enk:s, would be willing to certify lhe propased pennit for installing new uti li ty Jines in the counSeii.. llll ..,._ S1lllf poceeds to lhe county's general fund for lhe purpa;e of tY right of way. Eason has proposed that all landowners notify lhe highway departrnc:nl of any utility lines in the Meigs County could save up 10 S18,1XX1and enter 1999 debt relin:menL in better financial condition if the Meigs County CommisCommissioner Jeffn,y Thomloo asked Frank if lhe county right-of.way, so that the danger of digging up u~tili - . ty lines or injuring oounly sioners retire two bank loans. funds could be ce~fied to the. mone~ workers is reduced. . County Treasu!Cf Howard Frank met on Monday with lhe general fund to ii!CROIISC The comm issioners lhe oommissioners to discuss the results of the county's lhe eoirnty's carryover balhad passed a resolution in in• estmc:nt program, and 10 suggc:s& that revenue generated ance for the new year. 1995 allowing the highway from lhe inv~nt of inactive: public funds be used to which is used to pay bills department to initiate a perreti re !Wo bank loans. · and operate the county mit process for new utility One of lhe loans is for lhe pure~.- of an office building government until a new - llelg.county ............... installation, which also in Pomeroy uscd 10 house lhe pustUlting attorney's office, budget is approved. Howard Frank allowed .for a permit fee. and one 19 buy a new axnputer system for the county's fis. Frank said lhat, while it . The fee proposed by cal opentions. was Jll!"'ible to do so, he Eason. a one-lime charge of S 150 for each property owner The: commismoners borrowed $62.872.29 to pun:hase was nO( in favor of using lhe funds for that purpa;e. lhe Warner building on Wc:sl Second SIRd earlier this year, _ "If you'Ve got the: money, which you do, you should pay installing new utility lines, has been a matter of controversy, and the clawie allowing for a perm it fee was resci nded aqd $34,066 for lhe new computer system. AalQnling to your debts," Frank said. . ' Frank, using revenue from invcstmc:ntslo pay off the loans AalQnling to Thornton, lhe oommissioners anticipate in action at a previous rommissioners meeti ng. On Mon<Iay, the board voted to rescind the 1995 resolu· earlywouldsavc:tbc:boardSI6,000onthefive-yearbuild- the need for S240,1XXJ as a carryover balance, but Frank . ing loan, and S2.1XX1 on the computer Joan, a three-year said the ini(CSbllent proceeds wt~e to be viewed as new lion in its entirety. "I believe that the permit process and mapping these note. . money. and an: nO( to"be: seen as part ofthe county's generJines is a necessity," Commissioner Janel Howatd said. . Frank said 1he county has had a "very good year" with al fund budgcL . · invesbnents. and said thai the wunty budget commission, Engineer Robert ~ and his office manager, David "But I'm uncomfOttable with the fee." Spencer emphasized that the fee was a one-time charge made: up of Frank. Counry Auditor Nancy Parker CarnJilell Spencer, mc:twith lhe commissioners to further discuss a •uyou've got which you do, you should pay your debts ••• • for new installations, thai it was an annual fee and that it did not apply to those with lines in place now unless those lines required relocation. Thornlon said that he would take oo action on the propo;al until a public heari ng was set. ' · Meanwhile, no permils will be issued until the oommissioners take action•.and !hose who have paid lhe fee will be: reimbursed early in the new year. • The commissioners opened bids for a heating and cooling system at the Racine Firehouse, to be financed throop the Community Development Block Grant program. Action on the bids was tabled pending review by Mayor Scon Hill and the prosecuting attorney. The bids were received from Foreman & Abbott of Middleport, $6,640; Harmon Heating & Cooling, Racine, $9, 764; Southern Heating and Cooling, Racine, $8,650; and Hendrix Heating & Cooling, Tuppers Plains, $12,4C)q Susan Oliver, executive director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, discussed 5everal maintenance problems at the multipurpose center on Mulberry Heights. The commissioners also approved several transfers of funds and other appropriations adjustments. Present were Thornton, Howard and Commissioner. Fred Hoffman, and O erk Gloria Kloes. :. Questions and answers Q ..How· much money can a retired person expeetto receive from Social Security? , A. For Social Security beneficiaries, the average monthly benefit amount for a retired worker is $770 and will rise to $780 in 1999. The maximum monthly retirement benefit pa~ able is $1 ,342 and will rise to $1 ,373 in 1999. Q. My parents, who are 68 and 64, receive retirement benefit and still do a little w.ork. How much can they earn without losing any benefit? A. In 1998, beneficiaries .age 65-69 can earn up to 14.500 annually ($15,500 in 1999)., Earnings over that decrease benefits $1 for every $3. Those under age 65 can earn up to $9. I20 annually ($9,600 in I999). Earn ings over that reduce benefits $I for every $2 in excess earnings. For mo.re informatien, call Social Security at 1-800-772- 12 13 and ro<quest the leaflet "How Work Affects Your Benefits." ---Commuhity Calendar'---MONi)AY ., .· R:ACINE. -Racine Board of Pup) ic Affairs, Monday, time change.d to 7:30p.m. PORTLAND - Portland PTO , 7 p.m. Monday. at the school. POMEROY - Meigs Loc al Board of Edu cation regular meeting Monday, 7 p.m . at the distri ct's central office in Pomeroy . POMEROY - Right to Life will meet at 7:30 Monday at the Pomeroy Library. ' /Get the latest in sports news from the" TOI!IOI!OW. P. Police said seven! people: telc:· pbonc:d to sec if dnrp wa-e avail' able. The: olllcas. wbo mswc:ml the phone invil<d the caiJc:rs to come: on over. Only aflc:r they arrived did lhe poli« inform lhc:m.of tbc:irinttntion to anest than. " We could barely get our . search wamurl conducted beean<e we: had so many people lcnocking on lhc: door and calling on the telepboole ... poli« said. Yau can have taxes withheld fron 1 your Social Security Remember family pets and animals In disaster plan" By Alden Waitt, Presiden t DacMiber 15, 111118 Weather Today: Sunny High: 50s; law:30s At risk women should demand CA-125. .test for ovarian cancer 0\ anes ehmirwes lhe posstbiliry o( de>eloping 0\"anan cancer. it does n()( ehminate lhe possibility that she ,. Ill de•elop cancer al anolber liite. Unfonunatel).\ my mother discovered tlus the hard way. Tuesday CHESHIRE . · Di sabled American Veteran s Chapter 53 Christmas dinner Monday, 6:30 p.m. There will be a $10 gift exchan ge. · PORTLAND Lebanon Town ship Tru stees, spe cial meet ing, Monday, 5. p.m ..at the lown ~ hip building . TUESDAY POMEROY - Immunization clinic , Meigs County Health Department, Tuesday, 4 to 7 p.m. at th e Meig s Multipurpose Cen· ter. Ch1ldren to be accompanied by paren!llegal guardian . Take shol re cords. WEDNE&DAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Club , Wednesday, 2 p.m . home of Jean ette Thomas. Martha Hoover to revi ew "The Shenandoah" by Julia Davi s. · Real Santa ClaUs! ~ Resilient sinuous wire backsprings. Good Afternoon Back padded with supponive polyurethane· Today's foam and Sentinel 1 Sections - 10 Pages polyester fibetS. 10 High-resiliency 9 foam with 2 3 polyester fiber Patented cushion "'Flexsteel spring 4&5 ,guaranteed 3 [pr life. and metal seat frame feature a Lotteries lifetime warrarity Christmas Day will be merrier and brighter for yolll'.SJmta Claus when he finds a Flexsteel Recliner under the Christmas tree. Right now, Flexsteel savings are as solid as Flexsteel comfort. OHIO Pick 3: 7-2-6; Pick 4: 8-2·9·0 Buckeye 5: 5-14-20-21 -32 W.VA • Dally 3: 6-9· 7; DaUy 4: 5·1·5·5 AlDERSON'S FURNITURE POMEROY . 992-3671 · C 1998 Ohio Vall~y l"uhtis.hi11g C,:o. • ·~ ••• I " ' '·· ., ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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