https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9c60e0ad2df2756c738ea454faaf0238.pdf 48a514228b36c2b76621b9caf7ce2c22 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Cubs hand Cincinnati 3-1 setback ........ WE FINISHED 1996 AS THE #1 TOYOTA 414 TRUCK DEALER IN THE WORLD! WE CAN'T IMPROVE ON THAt( BUT NOW WE .HAVE TO STAY THERE. HELP. HELP!. . SAtt-6 Pick 3: 6-3-1 Pick 4: 1·9·3·1 Super Lotto: 2-3-17-22-32-42 Kicker: 022472 Sports on Page 4 $11.1·5 NOnCE: C& 0 MOTORS CHEVROLn & OlDSMOBilE SERVICE DEPT. HAS DOUBLED IIUIU TO ACCOMMODATE THE HIGH VOlUME SALES.DEPT. 727 Cloudy tonight, foggy . Lows in mid 50s. Friday, clear, high in the upper . 70s. Ld:~ArGE'x"trs -~~~~·rovoTA~~z~a!!~z~-z~7!!-!7==-7·_ ,'WI!. 41, NO. 103 NEW 1998 TOYOTA 414 Ill, AM/FM UDIO AS LOW AS $ 1998 TOYOTA TIUCI'S ALL HAVE DUAL AIR BAGS 01117, Ohio Ylllley Publllhlng ComPIIny Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 11, 1997 Meigs Local Board OKs MLTA contract The Meigs Local Board ,of Education approved a three-year contract Tuesday night with members of the Meigs Local Teachers Association. The. contract calls for a three· percent pay raise for teachers the first year with a reopen clause that allows negotiations the second and third years for discussion of pay raises . In addition, the new contract raises the mileage reimbursement to 30 ' cents per mile instead of 25 cents per · mile. ·1997 TOYOTA . . LOW ·> AS ' In personnel mailers, the board hired the following people to assist' handicapped students: David Ramey and Gloria VanReeth as tutors. Donna Shato and Debbie Cundiff as reader guides. Ed Cozart as a handicapped aide. Mary Beha and Debbie Cundiff for student transportation. Hired as coaches were: DaVid Deem as assistant varsity· boys basketball coach, Jared Stewart as freshman boys basketball coach, Rusty Bookman as seventh grade boys bas- ketbali coach and Iimmer Soulsby as seventh grade girls basketball coach. John David Sharp was hired as a social studies teacher at Meigs Middle School while Dennis Eichinger was hired as athletic treasurer at the . high schooL Bob Buck was hired as high school quiz team advisor. The following were approved as subSiilute teachers: Lorri Barnes, Cynthia Cisco. Clarence Ed Evans. Randall Kempton·, Shannon Korn, Lorre Osborne, Mark Stalnaker. · Michele Sl.archer. Teresa Vas~ o. crowdin g in Pomeroy and Salisbury _ O'Linda Jansupka, Kenneth Fanner · elementary kindergarten classes. and Lawrence Haley. Board members will consider getPauline Horton was accepted as a ting another .teacher lo as sist in lhe volunteer kindergarten class assiSiant. progmm whi ch now has 95 students In other personnel mancrs, the . attr:mling three cl a~sc s. according to board ~ran1ed a medical leave of Superintendent Bill Buckley. absence lo Alberta Loftis, bus dri ver, The bonrd approved MGM-Drivc and accepted the following resigna· Rite of Pomeroy to handle the dis· tions': sarah anderson, pan-time assis- met's dri vers' education program at _a tan! band director; Linda Faulk, cost of $100 per student. . Cecilia Harris and Nancy Wachter, Board President John Hood voted substitute teachers. againSI the motion . Previously. the The board theh discussed over- drivers' cducolion progrom had been TOYOTA COROLLA 00 AMONTH cws .·lM7 114 EXT~ CAB .$ .... AS .' j• ( ' admini slcred by AAA which charged $110 per student The board also old four uld buses and a van to Harry Yarhrough for $I .400 and dona led one old hus to I he Rutland Volunteer Fire Dcranmcnt and nppro v~d payment tn the amou.nt of $2J48.05 1o Zides Sports Shop lor ~po rt s equipment Itt he paid from the high sc hool aihletic fund . Present were Bw.:klcy. Treasurer Cindy Rhonemus. .Hood and board members Randy Humphre ys. Larry Rupe ond Roger Ahholt. could delay area code change By AARON MARSHALL cd to drop the 614.area code in favor Sentinel Columbus Bureau of the new 740 area code under the COLUMBUS - Peeved with plan. lines drawn in the proposed 614 area While those' plans arc not likely to code spli\, ·a handful of central Ohio change as a rcsuh of Wednesday's communities tried to ring up some ·hearing, it is possible the November changes during a Public Utilities · I start date for the new 740 number Commission of Ohio hearing. · could be delayed hy ·further legal Lawyers representing central Ohio action . communities including ReynoldsArea code lines drawn by lhe burg, Granville, Fairfield and Licking Amcritcch officials. given the authorCounty hammered away at ity to pian the split by federal author· Ameritech officials responsible for ilies, upset the handful of central drawing the 614n40 .area code split . Ohio communities by either dividing during a day-long hearing at I'UCO them with the area code split or lcav· headquarters Tuesday. ing them out of the 614 Columbus· They had earlier filed suit claim- area code region. ing unequal lrealment by Ameritech Some claimed lhc new lines will to bring the matter before PUCO leave them excluded from the Colum· hearing examiner Jay Agranoff. bus community, while others seem The issue has local importance bothered by what lhey sec as a lack because southeastern Ohio including of public input intoAmeritech's area all of 1hc Meigs County area is slat- code decision. TOYOTA BRAID I cents A Gannett Co. Newa1111per . . Legal ~ action lUMBER OIEII IrS 2 Sec11ona, 12 Pages, 35 "llhink my own business lS going crcd were keeping any county from to be hurl bv this," said Granville · being split into three area codes and attorney J. Drew McFarland, who trying to keep counties whole whcnrepresented the village and himsel(at c.vcr possible. ·:we were trymg to Wednesday 's hearing. upscllhc least amount of people ... she " Sixty percent of my tiusiness is said. . coming from Franklin County and I . While testimony on the issue is think it'll hun it...peoplc wijl think expected 10 wrap up until this morn'I'm too far away (with a 740 area ing . hcnring examiner AgranoiT said code)." he wi II make a recommendation to Amerilcch official s defended their the Commission ir:nmc~iatcly. His area code split They countered that recommendation, while not legally several public hearings wcie ~eid hmdmg. is likely to he followed by wilh economic development and the Commission when they issue a elected officials present and lhat a set ruling. "The Commission could cxerl of criteria was equally applied when drawing the lines. authority and order it back to square Clare Lan.: a. cndc administrator (lne or they could' do nolhmg," said for Amcritcch. testified that her work- PUCO spokesperson Dick Kimmins. ing group tried w keep the 614 area "Or they could do something in the code as large os possible while plan· middle." Thw decision can he ning. the split. Other criteria consid - appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. , Interest groups object to ·Democrats' plan TOYOTARAV4 AS POSTER CONTEST- The following Salem Center Elementery School studente were recognized Aug. 16 at the Ohio State Fair In Columbus for ·their work in the Ohio Tor.n edo Safety Poster Contest Shown are, from left: front row - Kelly Napper, fourthgrade, and Joshua Johnson, fifth gracte; beck row - Aubrie Kopec, sixth grade, and Anthony Davis, third grade. MUST SEE TOYOIA: HURRY, HURRY, HURRY ·' AS · LOW AS LOVE TOYOTA ., ,.. . ' .~ ' ,..., .' .. IIUMBEI 1 IMPORT DEALER Ill THE STAB AS LOW IIODENns ., about $100 milli'on and allowing taxes on commercial and industrial property to grow wilh inllation. The plan also would give home· owners a $7~ credit against their · property taxes and would repeal the unpopular husiness tax on inventory while rais1ng the corporate franchise tax . ' Thomas Taggart. a Columbus lawyer representing the state bar association, said a provision extending the .sales tax 10 legal !'ierviccs amounts tO[\ ' 'taX 00 mbcr.y." Hc said the legal profession is not comparable to a dry cleaner or a clothing store. "This is not sofncthing people do out of a choice on how 10 spend dis· crclionary funds." he added . "They don 't hi.ive a choice ." The reaction was the same from Realtor!'!, manufa<.:turcrs. the Ohio Arts Council. agricuhural researchers and others who stand to lose under 1he Democrats' proposaL "There isn't anyone who becomes part of the -schoOl furlding situation that docsn'i think'it's a problem for 1hcir eonslituency." said Sen. Linda Furn'ey, D-Tolcdo. Committee Chairn1an Roy Ray, R· Akron, said he expected the debate to move to two new subcommillccs ereatcd last week. · Ray said .he expected the suhcomminecs to hcgin meeting next week. with the Joint Subcommittee of Finant:c fm.:using on the cost of an adequate education and the Joiill Suhconlmillcc of Wa'y-:;, & Mcuns . cva]Uilting the future role of' rrorcrty levies and other taxes in paying ror schools. .. The adequacy issue and the rei iancc of sdmols on rnopcrty taXes were factors in the Ohio Supreme Court 's rul ing in March thai the ·slate\ mcthotl of paying for puhlic schools is unconstitutional. Ray said part..; ,_ .r the Democrats' proposal - particularly a repeal or the inventory tax - could re -emerge. "The clements of lhis arc still up for discussion," he added . Kasich ·vows to defend budget agreement By KATHERINE RIZZO Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - More money for local roads is a great temptation - so tempting that House · Budget Comminec Chainnan John Kasich wants to avoid a vote ·on it. Transportation Commince Chair· man Bud Shuster wants to bust the balanced-budget agreement with a generous highway bill. The bill is scheduled to move out of commillec ne<l week and will end up-6n the House floor unleos leaders find a way to delay it. Kasich, R-Ohio, said Wednesday that his colleagues should not have to choose belwccn the caps in the budget resolution and 1hc home-state dol-· Iars promised in lhe Shuster bill, which would spend five years ' w.orth of road money in three years. "I really don't want members being pu1 in thm position." Kasich said. "I'm going to u~e my sweetest tones and my most compelling argu · mcnts to nol let thai happen ." Shuster. R-Pa. kept the door open to negotiation hut added. ;, it is my intention this legislation will go to the floor one way or another." "This is juslified by the mcmey· coming into I he (highway) trust fund ,' ' said Shuster.. who~c proposal would authorize spending or 30 percent n\ore than has been spent on transportation projects during the past three years. "This is justified by the need to rebuild America." The showdown between Shuster and Kasich is the Iales! 10 a decadeslong dispute about the money dnvcrs pay at the pump in federal gasoline taxes . That. money is set aside to he returned to the states fur roads , bridges. hike raths ami mass transit . Shuster and. many others have said that for ton many years. memhcrs of Congress who control appropriations railed to usc all the money in the fund be~.:au sc unspent sums helped mask the size of the federal dcfi c i~ . Kasirh said estimates of unspent tr~ s t fund balances arc cxaggemtcd by imcrcst payment~ owed to the fund - money one government acc(mnt woUld get from another. Underlying 1hc Shus1cr-Kasich conllict is a rift over how the trust fund shoul d he handl ed. Kasich wants to reduce the. decision-making role of (:ongress and let states keep more ga:mlinc tax !'"nncy. .Shu.~tcr hclicvcs dcliherativc com· ' mi Hecs !'iuch as the one he heads have a responsihility to set national priorities for the ga'solinc tax money. Contributing w the dispute 1s a prcdi..:tion that the government · is going to he collecting more overall t:JX money than was anticipated . " Thi~ doesn 't hust a~:~v real num. hers in the hudget Llc;:tl. ,; said Shu st~.:: r. ~ Kasit.:h an swcrc<.l . " [n,.tend or that arc n{·,, yet guarantccJ . slow <.! own. he patient. " "I do not think it wnuld he good for a Rcpuhlican Con g rc~s to under· ln inc an i.lgrccmcnt thm wa ~"" highly sought lilcrall y 60 d" Y' after it wa> passed." he said. " I clearIy wil I usc every power that I have In mnintain the integrity of the budget." ~pc mJ.ing ~urpluscs Ex.plosion rips Columbus plant, worker missing· •• AND ,, 1 lnmming govemml!nt spending by Charges were expected to be filed 10 a report of an infant not breathing today by Gallipolis City Police at Second Avenue and Spruce· Street · Oflicers arrived first and began against a teenage male in connection rescue efforts, including CPR. The with the death of a 6-week-old infant · EMS lhen arrived and took over Wednesday, Police Chief Roger resuscitation .allempls. according to Brandeberry said. the release. Ajoint investigation with the Gal"TI1c biggest prol)lcm I would sec The child was taken to Holzer COLUMBUS (AP) -An explo· ric acid, phenol and fonnaldchydc iia County Prosecuting Allorney 's · right now from a searching stand. were being mixed in the kettle to Medical Center and taler transferred . sian that was fell for several miles office was launched after the infant point is don 't get yoursuit ripped and fonn a wood adhesive. A cause had to Cabell Huntington. extensively damaged a Georgiadied at 10:20 p.m: in Cabell Hunt. don't step into any standing water," not been detennined today. The body was to be taken to the Pacific resin plant and may have ington Hospital, Huntington, W.Va., he Said at a news conferen ce outside Fonnaldehyde is a combustible West Virginia medical examiner's killed a worker. Brandeberry said in a news release the plant. · chemical thai can ignite from heat. It Fire officials said one employee issued this morning. . office in South Charleston today for Some walls of the plant still were detennination of the cause of death. was unaccounted for and presumed is used in making resins for industri · The infanl's death was tenned standing bu1 <1bou1 half the building 's "As a result of the preliminary dead . Authorities went back into the ai use ~nd wood products. "very suspicious" by Brandeberry. Searchers will be alert to chemi- roof was blown off. said Andy Nor· investigation, a 17-year-old male has building this morning to search for The chief said officers were called cals and mangled wreckage. Baual- man, a regional manufacturing manbeen taken into custody in connection the worker. to assist the Gallia County EMS at 1 ager for Georgia- Pacific Corp. with the death," Brandeberry said. The explosion happened as sulfu- ion Chief Warren Cox said today. 5:50p.m. The EMS was responding ' ALL PRICES INCWOE set for the last Tuesday or the month in preparation for the festival. During lhe meeting conducted hy Susan Clark. president. it was decided to order Christmas hamicrs which will hang on the period lamps along the streets. Plans were also discussed for decorating the downtown area. Merchants will be encouraged to outline their buildings in white· lights. The lighiS will be enhanced with gar· lands and wrcaths and the trees along the medium will be trimmed with white Iights. Ann Chapman was authorized to proceed with having the trees along Main Strcettrimmed a1 a cost at $100 or less. The need for brackets and electrical work so that the candy cans can be hung on Second Street was discussed with Councilman George 'Wright to check on what needs to he done, and Anderson to call~c pow· Continued on page 3 WJS Gallia County teenager held in connection with baby's death AS " ' Pomeroy Merchants to take part in annual Sternwheel Festival BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Steff Participation in the Big Bend Stern wheel Festival to be hcld,Oct 3· 5 was planned during Wednesday's meeting of the Pomeroy M~rchants Association held in Peoples Bank confcrcllce room. Again this year lh~ group will stage its annual duck dcrhy althc fes tival. Jim Anderson was named chairman and duck adoption papers will he available in various downtown ~usi­ ncsscs. Anderson noted that the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce will also be holding iiS annual casino on Thursday night of Sternwheel Festival weekend at the Pomeroy Fire Station. The merchants also discussed the possibility of holding an hcrbfcst in lhe mini-park if someone volunteers to handle the staging and make the contac.ts to secure cxhihltors. A downtown de;:m-up evening DLEXUS W.VA.'S LARGEST TOYOTA IS LOOKING FOR GOOD RELIABLE SALES PEOPLE. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. PLWE ·APPLY IN THE TOYOTA SHOWROOM. 101.-FRI.•·•• SAT. 9-6 . IS LOW OPEl HAWK By PAUL SOUHRAOA Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - A linle rhyme recalled by fanner state Rep. Gordon Sherer illustrates the problem law· makers face in trying to design a new school financing system. "Don'ttax you. Don'tlax me. Tax the · guy behind the tree," Sherer responded Wendesday when a Senate Finance Committee member said every witness had a ready answer to explain why his or her group should · not have its taxes raised or its budget cut. Sherer, a lobbyist whose clients include the J<ings Island amusement park outside Cincinnati, was one of those witnesses. He spoke against a proposal to extend the stale sales lax to tickets for leisure activities. ROY RAY . If the price of a ticket climbs too high- an adult admission lo Kings · Island is $30.95 now - people The Senate Finance Committee won't go. Sherer said. That would wrapped up hearings on Dcmucruts ' have a dramatic impaCI on the jobs proposal to raise $1.24 billion for and touri.<m dollars !he park gcner· schools by expanding lhc sales tax to atcs. some services that arc now exempt. II .. Norman a l~o said he dtd not know when the plan I mighl be reopened. The mi.'ising worker. whose name had nm been released, was standing about 10 feet from the kcnlc where the explosion occ.urred Wednesday, said Assistant Fire Chief Dan Vin· cent He said there·was little h'bpc the worker would be found alive . Norman today said the employee had worked allhc planl two years. �' - I ~Commenta'Y The Daily Sentinel P92 Thurtdly, 8eptembtr U, 11f7 __ ,__ ·-J _.,. __ . , . . , . ... _ . , _ IIIII.,.... By Morton KoMI ..... As President Clinton prepares to launch his fight for fast·lnlck trade audwrity. the ouiCOme as less in doubt than the question of how much of hos own party he <;an carry with hom Having won passage of the North Americ"!' Free Trade Agreement in 1993, the GAlT agreement an 1996, and extension of most-favored· nation trade status wnh China in 1997, Clinton ought to win the fasttrack fight wath the backang of Republicans. What's in doubt, though, is whether 80 or more of the House's 207 Democrats will support Chnton, or 38.6 percent of the Caucus. If ot's less ·· and nght now, ol looks like it woll he !. ai woll ondicate that he's failed to convince the party that its future lies entirely an what Voce President AI Gore cans "the Gore for the 2000 DemocratiC nom· In the Senate, Ointon woll have the support of Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., so passllge should be easier: although experts fear that narrow passage by the House could inspore extensove amendments in the Senate and filibustering by fasttrack opponents. Clinton os expected to unleash an array or arguments for fast-track. One as that it's been the traditional way of handling trade agreements for more than two decades Another is that the natoon'i current prosperity and low onOat1on are the result of facong up to and meetong forcogn competition. A thord os thai foreign countnes are goong to start negouatong sectoral agreements on agraculture, government procurement , services, and onforrnatlon technology whether or not the United States takes part •• and the Unotea States Will have to accept theor work if 11 does not help shape it Clmton may also try to sweeten the cao;e for Democrats by volunleering In reach separate agreements on lahor and the envoronmem with other countnes · When the votes come, the real test won't be whether Chnton wins. but whether Chnton/Goreosm or Gephardtosm holds sway among DemocratS. (Morton Kondracke is necu· live editor of Roll €all, tlw riews· paper of Capitol Hill. I . ' , Remembers local heroine The Spear Amendment's time has come Globalist point of view misleads • County Court cases settled !Mansfield !1o· I· IND. 76' W.VA lee Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy ~Today's weather forecast Ohio Tonoght. .. Mostly cloudy north woth a chance of showers Maonly before midnaght Turnong clear to • partly cloudy elsewhere woth areas of fog developong Lows on the 50s Froday Mostly cloudy north cen· tral and northeast with a chance of showers northeast Partly cloudy elsewhere. Highs 70 to 75 Extended forecast Saturday .Faor Lows on the low· er and mod 50s Hoghs on the lower and mod 70s Sunday Faor Lows on the mod and upper 50s Haghs from the mod 70s to 80 Monday A chance of showers Lows 55 to 60 Hoghs on the 70s Esumated receopts· 29,000 Pnces from Producers Lovestock Associatmn· Hog market trend for Thursday 50 cents lower Summary of Wednesday's aucuons at Galltpohs and Mt Vernon. Hogs Sleady to I 00 hogher Butcher hogs: 35.00-51 10. Cattle. I 00 to 2 00 haghet Slaughter saeers chooce 64 ()t). 68 00, select 60 00-64 50 Slaughter heofers. chooce 63 0(). 68 00. select 60 00-64.00 Cows steady. all cows 41 25 and down Meigs announcements Letters to the editor • Ronald L. Dailey, 44, Middleport, doed Thursday, Sept II, 1997, at hts resodence Arrangements woll be announced by the Cremeens Funeral Home, Rae one COLUMBUS (AP) - Indoana· Ohio darect hog pnces at selected buyong poonts Thursday as provoded by the U S Department of Agnculture Market News Barrows and go Its 50 cents lower, demand moderate with moderate movement. US 1·2, 23().260 lbs country , poonts 48.50-49.50; pln..~s 49 0050.50. US 2·3, 230-260 lbs 44 5(). 48 50; 2 I0-230 lbs. 40 50-44 50 Sows· 300-400 lbs. 50 cents to I 00 lower, over 400 lbs steady Boars. 35 ()1).36.00 • By Dian VuJovlch Ronald L. Dailey • IToledo! 74' I Today's livestock report .' sccnds"the indovidual manager. "A of managers? Dod the new portfoho Ch1cagn. says the Amcncan Ass\X:I· Ever wonder what to do when team approach, lokc Putnam docs, manager tram and work woth the old auon nl lndovodual Investors (AAII) your portfoloo manager changes?. would be an example of doscopl!ncd one'' recommends that lnV\!~tor~ lind nut Thonk twoce before JUmpong shop. invesung." he says. Are there any, anucopated changes all they c;m 41hout ol fund manager's Read any of the mutual fund "I hkc dascoploncd onvestong on style of management"' style helorc onohally onvcstong That industry pubhcatoons, and you' ll sec because you can sleep at noght woth· •• Sheldon Jacobs says that 90 way. when a change m ponloho that poo;tfoho ma11agers regularly out worryong about what would hap· percent of the tome a change on port· management happen•. ' mvestnrs woll change funds and/or fund famollcs. pen if your port- r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - folio man· he one step ahead or the game when For example. Sheldon Jacobs. edotor foho manager agcrs mcuns rcscarch1ng and rompanng what a "The hope is that your nothing to ·change on thcor fund 's portfolio man· of The No-Load Fund Investor. says docd m a plane that the last time he tracked ponfoloo crash." financial adviser will be the fund's agcmcnt really means management changes on the no-load Barbara shareholders "'Most rund compamcs try tu Dear Edotor fund un1versc. somewhere between Lcvm. cxccUtavc sufficiently in touch with · "" It "s hke any keep an orderly transollun .and woll In the past few days, I. along wuh the rest of the world have wnncssed a ?"percent and 12 percent of the funds dorcctor of the the fund company and JOh. 1f sofnctry 10 kcl!p ~1 smular Investment (1ledia dosplay ol magnuude ouapourong concerning the death of Pnncess change portfolio managers annually. Forum " for hndy quots. know the importance of they replace style."" Scoll says Diana ol Wales and Mother Theresa Our hearts reached out to all concerned So here os what ondustry experts Investor Advacc, ··sn. I wouldn't neccssaroly pull ouo on these deaths thonk you ought to do of there's a a Bethesda. Md ., any portfolio management them wnh Of a rund JUst hccausc the man.1gcr I and many other people in Meags. Mason and Gallia Counues were not change on your fund's portfolio man- nonprof"ot assosomeone else has changed ... changes," Levin says. •liS concerned ahout these pubhc ligures as we were a teenager named " agement. coatoon serving and more In the end. mnst pros advt~e not 'Bethany Roush. · ·• Lou Harvey. prcsidcm of DAL· full-servocc often than tn ru~h mto 4mythmg Remcmhcr. . Everyone has probably heard of Pronccss Doana of Wales and Mother BAR Fonancoal Scrvoccs on Boston, hnanc1al adv•~crs, suggests that not the repla<ement IS as g<Hxl as the change dncsn ' t nct.:cssanly mean Theresa of many places hut how many of you knew of or heard of Bethany says that the first thong onvestors anvcstors talk woth theor hrokcrs or guy that quots ·· had thongs lor sharchnldcrs .. 11 can Roush? She was a buhhly. heaullfulteenager whom I had the pnvolege of need to do os to figure out how the fonancoal planners hcfore makong Jacobs says the 10 percent cxccp· mean good thmgs, too · knowong per>onally. and allended the same church untol 10 about 10 years lund company operates. any changes. lion 10 that won't come from ahc ago .• ""If you have a gunshngcr-type "The hope os that your llnancoal large fund lamolocs hut from the Dian Vujovich is the author of A year or so ago. I had the opportunity to rcunotc wuh Bethany and I was manager, then l~c approach os to lind advoscr woll he sullicocntly on touch smaller famohes where nne •tar "Straight Talk About Mutual so very omprcssed woth thos very umque teenager She literally ~lowed woth anot~cr fund or manager w11h the woth the fund company and know money mana~cr :oiland~ nut Funds" and "Straight Talk About love and cnthusoasm. I woll always re-call that day wuh a smile. style that you hkc."" he says. ""But. q the importance of any porllollo ' II you ' re mvcstcd m somcthmg Investing for Your Retirement," Oh yes. we arc grievong over the loss of a heautoful carmg yuung lady hke better kond of fund to he on os one management changes:· Lcvon says lokc the Van Wagoner funds and Gar· both of which are published by Princess Doana of Wales and I have compassoon for tho,;e people so touched where they do not have that kond of Accordong to Lcvon. here's what rcu goa run over by a truck, I would McGraw Hill, and a writer for · l>y Mother Theresa lor so may years I am a grandmother of teenage gorls management but follow a dosco- to fand out from your advascr Is the sell prelly ~uockly hccausc I know NEA. Send questions to her in and boy and I guess most of my comp.1ssoon os dorcctcd at the royal sons of phncd approach to onvcsung '" portfnho manager hcong replaced by there os nobody there hut hom. " care of this newspaper, or via e• poana hut mostly of the famoly of Bethany Bctha~y barely touched her lofc. The kond of doscipllne Harvey os somco ·- M. ma Scott, cd1tor mail at MisMutualaol.com. We do not question why these things happen I hope they never feel that theor rcferrong to would he a fund where Was the departong manager a star ol the AAII Journal, an cducatoon~l Bethany was not as omportant as the public figures who met death . the onvestmcnt process "tran- purtfoho rnanagcr or one of a team and onvestmcnt puhhcallon hascd on "': We prayed all week for her recovery but was on hands greater than ours. To the famoly of Bethany. rest assured that heaven also got a very spccoal , eenage angelthos past week. and I am so glad she touched my lofc along wath so many others. She dosplayed so much love always Marjori M. Walburn, By Joseph Spear The weekend pnor to Elcctoon Day, John Engler of Michogan. Chnstine amagc, hut the former congressman, : Middleport Wllh 155 weeks to go before the the Wall Street Journal conducted a Todd Whotman of New Jersey, Moke senator and v1cc prcsJdcnl 1s not · next prcsodentoal clcctoon, the poll uskong voters whether they pre· Leavou of Utah, Wilham Weld ol hclpong hos cause by attcmptong to : natoon 's newspapers. magazones and fcrred Jack Kemp or AI Massachusett• and Pete portray homself as a Washington : aorwaves arc already becomong Gore as the fir>t presadent Wtlson of Cahfornaa "'outsodcr " Nor should he he spout· : clogged wllh prognosllcatoon and of the 21st century. Then we have the Democ- ong such Iones as "the only per.;on · spcculatoon · The day alter the clecrat• spoken of to date ·· AI today that's wilhng to stand up to : Dear Editor: The names ol approxamatcly 35 toons , crstwhole GOP aspo· Gore; House Mononty Boll Chnton os Paula Jones " Surely : Ben Wallenberg's September 4 column.' Every Man os a Choef Execuuvc potentoal cand1dates have been rant Lamar Alexander corLeader Dick Gephardt of someone woll poont out that Danforth : Officer" deserves comment. Lokc all the other glohalist sages, Waucnherg·os -bandied ahout. Numcro.us polls have culated a fax sognalong his Mi .. ouro, Sens. Christopher has a Paula on hos own past·· former • on rapture over the "powerhouse economy" been conducted And we have had mlcntlon to run agam. Dodd ol Connecucut, Bob lobhyast and Playboy pon-up Paula : What has changed smcc the people were upset two years ago? Due to our first bog dog-and-pony show •• Magazanc publisher/forKerrcy of Nebraska, Paul Parkinson. wnh whom Danforth and : Free Trade policies, !he trade dcfa, otos worse than ever. A recent "Beat of the Wellstone of Monnes'ota and l wo other Rcpuhhcan congressmen : Bend" !Column noted that on many stores lew of any products carry an the Modwest Rcpubhcan Leadership mer Republican aspirant John Kerry of Ma•sachu- took a Floroda golf tnp on 19MO Spear "Amencan Made" lahel In terms of livong standard. when last checked, this Conference held on lndoanapolis last Steve Forbes quockly dismonth. durong whoch half a dozen patched a somolar message. sctts, and former senator Boll Ex-Tennessee ~nvernnr : country was 13th. In real wage terms . ahc worker os worse off than in 1989 GOP hopefuls paraded their wares Then J Danforth Quayle started· Bradley ol New Jersey And of Alexander went down on llames on regardless of raosc~ (Real wages refers to wages measured on purchasong I tell you, 11 os too much. and I makong nooses, as dad Jack Kemp. course, Jesse Jackson. 1996, but ot wasn't cntorcly hos fault power) call again for a new constitutional Elizabeth Dole. New York governor Forced as I am hy the compulsovc It wa• that darned plaod short he wore Why then do condotoons sec~ so rosy ' Eco_nmnocs run in eye§, nd thos amendment' to bnng thos madness George Patako and House MaJority competollon to raosc the suhjcct of in an elfort to cultivate a popuh•t economy IS in an up-phase of thas cycle. Thos os mas kong many f the mherCampaogn 2000 some 900 days omagc. It "got in the way of my mesLeader Dock Armey of Texas. cnt problems. When the economy takes a dove. as ot woll at some uture poont, under control: "The people shall be spared the heforc the first promary clecllon. I sage,'' he •aod on CNN a few weeks In the weeks sonce, we have heard the masses woll once agam be scethong woth anger. and agonm_ ~about the ordeal of presidential campaignong might as well push on and ollcr a a@n. the names of another 20 mentioned. future. The globalists woll do cverythong they can to make condotoons appear for a penod of two years after each or so Republicans, oncluding peren· few observatoons. Think ahoutn: If my amendment rosy because they want NAfTA expanded. Clmron and !he Newtster have •• The 1997 Dodn "t·He-Piay· passed, commentators I,;IJUidn't ~.:nm­ election. Voolators of thos provasoon mal candodatcs Pa,tnck Buchanan pl~dged to ram nthrough on fast track before It hegons to sunk hke a dead shall be polloraed in the public and Alan Keyes ; Supreme Court Jus- Farst-Base-for-the· Yankees' cando- ment and poll•ters couldn't poll and fish and the masses stan whtffing. square, on which place II shall he lice Antonon Scaha; Gen. Cohn date has to he 6ary Bauer, the very I wouldn't have 10 wrne ahout prcsIn the Alice-in-Wonderland onhaboted by the globalosts, Free Trade suc· approproate and legal for the popu· Powell, Rep John Kasich of Ohoo, conscrvatove head of the Famoly odcntial pohtocs unto I Nov 8, 1998 i:ecds splendidly. but on planet Earth, It spells long-tenn disaster for any lace to throw dross and refuse upon Sens. Phol Gramm of Texas, John , Research Councol Columnast Robert Support the Spear Amendment. nation adhermg to tl. Thos os why other nauons sagn the treaues, cheat m the or persons." McCaon of An zona, Fred Thompson Novak says Bauer woll · run "of every possible way and keep thear own trade barraers up. This tome around. the politico- of Tennessee, John Ashcroft of Mis· nobody else emerges to lillthe vacJoseph Spear is a syndicated Jeffrey Fields, uum on the nght " media horde started chewmg over souro. Ornn Hatch of Utah and writer for Newspaper Enterprise Middleport •• Dear Danforth Quayle os stoll Association. Catnpaogn 2000 before Bill Chnton Robert Smith of New Hampshore, had officaally won has second term . Govs George W Bush of Texas, struggling to overcome has domwat • FBI assists in search le for Ironton coup_ Frttlly, Sept. ll MICH. Fund-management changes can be good AgriGeneral was hulast month wuh fines totaling more than $1 molloon .by the Occupatoonal Safety & Health Admonastratoon. OSHA onspectors say they found numerous health and safety voolatoons ' - some potenually life-threatenon,_-= at AgnGeneral's Crnton farm and nearby company-owned housong. • Ms. Kobbler saod ot was t1me for officoals to get tough wuh the company. The Dally Sentinel• Page 3 OHIO Weather Will Dems back Clinton on 'fast-track'? Residents: Ohio EPA took too long to take any action •uon. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio /u:cu\\lealbe~ forecut for daytime eottditions 111d can't afford to offend them. ination. Gephardt once agaan is NAfTA was approved in 1993 by ' Xsu6fisfati in 1948 opposing fast-lraCk. a vote of 234-200, with 132 RepubGephardt claams that he's not hcans an favor. Of those who voted 111 Court Sn.t, ~.Ohio anu-free trade but that he merely for NAfTA, 100 rematn in Con· 814-112·21M • Fax llt2·2157 wants to ensure trade agreements •· gress, provodong a solid base of free· and the fast-track bill itself -- guar- trade support antee that the US will use The danger to trade sanctoons to punosh fast-track's passage lies in countraes that ' fail to a total collapse of DeonocA Gannett Co. Newspaper enforce theor environmental ratic backong. At the and labor laws ROBERT L WINGETT moment. fast-track man· Pro-fast track spokesPublllher agers tn the House see a . men say that foreign Democratic base of only natoons consoder such pro40 votes .. the number of visions as anfringements on pro-NAfTA Democrats MARGARET LEHEW theor sovereognty, although I<ondnlcke still in the House ·• and Couboller Oephardt as set to argue that say the most Oinron can leaders he met an Chile, Argenuna, expect is 70 votes, or 33.8 percent of and Brazil last month have no seri- the Dcmocratoc Caueus. 71te5eollool -~~~ ... - - - .... - _ . , . . .IWOollof. ..._ _ _ ,.....,..,_ .. _ .. _ _ _ _ .......... - . I ous objecuon to hos proposals. With an all-out push. though, Gephardt reported on hos meet· Clmton oughl to be able to put ,_,.IIUIIIw.' ~•dlllll.._.'• .,• •..,. ID •l"'frl • ~ angs in a memo to the Whne House togerher a coahtoon of 140-plus .. . . . lo: . _ . ..... - . ""' ......., " ' 8l., - . , . . Olilo -ar,MXID•~/11. that appears to have caused officials Repubhcans and 80 Democrats And new economy." there to consoder whether to uh Chnton intends to mount an all-out A majonty.l of congressional Clinton's fonhcomong fast-track push. Democrats backed Chnton on other prnposal an the Massoura Democrat" s It's already started wnh extcnsovc "new Democrat" lnlllauves, such as do recti on. vosits by U.S Trade Representative balancmg the budget, cuttong taxes, Thaa s unlikely, though, .because Charlene Barshefsky to more than .By MITCH WEISS ' ' and tnmmong Medocare, but the Republicans are adamant on sayong I00 Members. Auoclated Press Writer party remaons opposed to free trade, they woll oppose any fast-track boll Cllnton os set to formally launch MOUNT VICTORY - It was almost one year ago that the Ohto Enviwhoch Clinton consoders key to a that goes beyond sancuoning has fast-track campaagn woth a ronmental Protection Agency proposed fining a corporate egg farm srrong economy ""trade-related '" labor and cnvoron- speech next Wednesday. Heanngs $128,000 for allegedly polluting the environment. Fast-track goves a Presodent the mental practices by other countries commence on the House on ThursThe EPA and AgnGeneral Co. L P. finally reached a settlement this authorny to negotoate trade pacts on To won passage of fast -track. day and a noor VOIC IS expected week, a settlement that took far too long to reach as fat as resodents and the understandong that-Congress will Clonton has to rely maonly un he fore Congress 's Columbus Day communny groups are concerned eother opprove or dasapprove the Republican votes·· 138 of them. of recess and Chnton's O<:t. 15 tnp to "If the EPA was really serious about correcting the problems there, they resulting deals wnhout amendment. 80 J:>emocrats support ham -· and he South Amcnca would not have been negollatmg for a year They would have told Agn· AdminiStratoon officials and ots , General, 'You're being fined and we 're gomg to fine you $10,000 a day supponers assert that foreign coununtil you corr~ct the problems,' " saJd Becky Kabbler, spokeswoman for tnes won't negotaate with the Umted Concerned Citizens of Central Oh10. States af they know that Congre" ··To negouate for a year as a JOke," she said. might rewnte their deal So, they The EPA imposed the fine Oct 18. because AgnGeneral repeatedly voo- charge, a vote against fast-track os a lated its Mount Victory operating permn, the EPA saod The operation, vote against free trade -- branding whoch opened" in September 1995. has 2 5 mallion hens. the voter as uprotectiomst.'' Among the voolatoons water from the company's egg-washong operation In 1991, when Presodent George spilled onto McDonald Creek, a Sc1oto River tnbutary. Bush sought fast-track authority. he The waste water increases oxygen-killong algae on rivers and streams, ' was supported by 91 of the 261 whic~ can lead to fish kills. AgriGeneral washes eggs to impro.e their Democrats then on the House, or appe.j~tance before they are shipped. 34 9 percent. They ancluded then· EPA spokesman Jom Leach and AgriGeneral Voce President Andy Majonty Leader Dick Gephardt, 0· Hansen confirmed the settlement had been reached, but neather would dos- Mo. ,cll)se details. EPA records show the agency earlier thos year was consider· In 1993, when NAfTA came up ing lowenng the fine by at least $25,000. for a vote, 102 Democrats supported . Leach saad the EPA darector has to sagn the agreement first. Chnton, or 39.5 percent of the 258 ' "The settlement IS ~ confirmation of our effort to work cooperatovely Democrats then on the House with officoals and regulators to address alleged voolauons and other issues Gephardtled the op'Posiuon. of concerns," Hansen said in a statement released Thursday. Thas year, as part of a broad-front AgnGeneral plans to open three more egg farms in the Mount Victory ·········~ ... attack on Chnton's centnst d1rectaon area The farms would give the company aboua 15 molhon hens an the area, t:) .... Cliill and a tradnaonahst challenge to about 90 miles south of Toledo. Residents of Hardin, Marion ' and Wyandot counues have fought AgriOeneral's plans. They have complaaned about Oies, odor, possible water pollution from manure runoff and odor from an on-sote composung opera· .!1 Thul'8day, September 11, 1997 ' ·~ • For safety's sake 14-<14.6-8564 ' ·To' allevoati coiogestoon ooi the Meigs High School parkoog lot, par- School sets open house Chester Elementary School open ents who pick up the or choldren after school are beong asked by Princopal lilouse WJII be held Monday at 6 30 Fenton Taylor not to come unto I after p.m.to be followed by the PTO meetong ar7 p.m Meet the teachers woll be 3·25 p m when the buses depart a part of the meetmg. Sognups woll be taken for robm parents and plans woll Celebrating a century The Mt Zoon U.B . Church local· be made for a canuval Refreshments ed on Zoon Road, Shade woll have ots IOtlth homecoming Sunday. Guest speaker woll be Rev. Clyde Ferrel of Mason Counl)l. W. Va . .and gospel musoc groups performong woll be Continued from page 1 Gencrnuons of Fanh. Dtvane Meser company aboua usc of equopment sengers and Sams Gospel Mountaon for the needed work Boys, all of the Columbus area Dr The work done by mcrchanas on John Smo(h of Ohoo Umversoty, a preparation for the vosot of the Delta gospel singer and pianos!, will also Queen was noted and n was decoded pcrlonn. and there woll be other to meet w1th Counctl to sec how, vtlgrQups lage employees can bcncr parucopatc The scrvoce woll begin at 10 am on makong the vallage auracuvc and there wall he a dinner at noon through downtown street maontcThose attcndong arc to take a covered nance Adelegatoon wtll allcnd Mondosh and cverythong else woll be proday noght s mcetong Councol woll also vodcd The afternoon program woll he asked to free the parkmg meters hcgon at 2 p m. for the holoday season Brenda Barnhart ofTV27 ChnsSafe boating course loan Communuy Televosoon Rock The Umted Stales Coast Guard Street. Pomeroy. mel wtlh the MerAuxoloary woll hold a safe boaung chants , Assoc1at10n to talk ahoul course beginmng 0<:1 7 at 7 p m. at advcrt1~mg on the station whtch wt\l St. Paul 's Lutheran Church on be goong on cable ncx1 onon1h She Pomeroy The class IS free hut stu- gave a histOry of the stalHln. the goa] dents woll have to buy matenals. For of presented lahnly-oncnted promore onlonnatoon call 949-330 I or 6- grammong, and announced that the statoon will go on cable nexa month She doscussed specoal Chnsamas advertosmg packages bcong ollcrcd (USPS 213-'NO) by the statoon Pomeroy Merchants: .. . The Daily Sentinel Published e\IUY aflernoon Monday lhrouah Fr1day Ill Courl S1 . Pomeroy. Otuo. by !he: Oh10 V"lley Pubhsluna:: Company/Ganl'!ell Co , Pomeroy Ohm 4~769, Ph 992-21~6 Second class posla&c: pa1d 111 Polll(roy. 01110 Me.. ber: The AuoclaiCd Prt!u, and lhc Ohm Nc:ws.paP£r i\ssoctl1(10n POSTMASTER Send address corrC:cttons lo The Oa•ly Sentinel, Ill Court SC . Pomeroy, Ohto4!'i769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C1rritr or Mo1or Roule . $2 00 One Week One Monlh Ont v,ar • SM 70 S104 nn SINGLE COPV PRICE Da1l y , ............................. lS Cents Subtcnben not dcsmng to pay Ihe earner may rtmll •n idvanec: dirc:c:1 10 The Oatly Snttnd on arhret 1lx or 12 month bu•s. Cred11 will be: JIYC:fl earner each week • No 111bscrlpuon by m•tl perm111ed m areas whet~ home camr:r ICr.'ICt IS available Publ1sMr reserves 1he nshl 10 adJUSI raid dur· subscr1p11on pcnod Subscr1p110n rate chAnges may be 1mplemen1ed by ch•nsmg lhe dunmon of the! subscnptllln ms !he MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS , Jn11de Mtlp Co1111t)' 13 Weeki . . . .... $27 J(l 2h Wteb . SS3 K2 S2 Weeh S!OS S6 Rain O•liMk Mdp Co•lll)' $29 25 IJ Wteh 26 Weeks SSii liH S2 Weeks $I U9 72 Stocks Am Ele Power ..................... 44•;.7 Akzo .................... ,................. 76 1. AmrTeeh .................. ~ ........... 62i. Ashland 011 ....•..................... 52'!. AT&T .....................................43';. Bank One.............................53"i• Bob Evans ............................ 1a•;. Borg-Warner .,.........................56 Champion .............................18';, Charm Shpa .......................... &";. City Holding ............................ 42 Federal Mogul ....................... 34':1 Gannett ................................... 98 Goodyear ............................. 62'; . Krnart ..................................... 14~. Lands End ...........................26 a;. Ltd ......................................... 24, Oak Hill Fln1 ......•.................. 19~. OVB .........................................37 One Vallay............................. 42'1. Peoples ................................. 36'/, Pram Flnl ............................... 20'it Rockwall ............................... 59), RO·Shell ................................ 51'it Shoney's ................................5,• Star Bank ............................. 45~. _._,_ Wendy's ............................... 21'· WorthingtOn ........................ 19'l. Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. The following cases were resolved recently on the Meags County Court of Judge Patnck H. O'Brien. Fmed were Scephame A. Gusler, Pomeroy, seat belt, $25 plus costs, Davod A Baumgardner, Bar· boursvalle, WVa, speed, $30 plus casas, seat belt, $25 plus costs, Joseph Peter Maxwell, Oscoda, Moch. , speed, $30 plus casas; Donald Lee Johnson, Letart, W.Va., seat belt, $25 plus costs, Charles A. Wmland, Jerusalem, faa lure to control, $30 plus costs , Vmeent M Sortano, Bethel Park, Pa , speed, $30 plus costs; Robert M Lacey, Greenvolle, no regostratoon, $20 plus costs; Julie A Swerens. Wheehng. W.V;r., speed, $30 plus costs, Jan W Doolittle, Gal· • $30 plus costs; Dennos lopohs, speed, A. Crotes, Athens, speed, $50 plus costs, Wolloam Lee Sprouse, Parkers· burg, W Va , speed, $30 plus costs, Helen Hart. Shade, speed, $30 plus cosas, Ronald D. Arms, Pomeroy, speed, $30 plus costs, Ruth Snod· grass, Racone , speed, $30 plus ' costs; Scou Skeens. Middleport. seat belt, $25 plus costs, Delmar C. Larkms , Moddleport, failure to dom hghts, $20 plus costs; Terry L. Mornson. Belpre, seat belt, $25 plus costs, George F. Morrason Jr., Long Bottom, scat belt, $15 pius costs; Melanoe R Rofe. Belpre, seat belt, $25 plus cos ts, Bobby L Foster Jr., Pomeroy, seal belt, $15 plus costs, Harley G Thomas, Gallopolos , omproper passmg, $20 plus costs; Tara L. Machael , Pomeroy, speed, $30 plus costs , Mark M. Markham , Plantaloon, Fl~ , speed, $30 plus costs; Gregory L. Sears. Logan, speed. $30 plus costs, Paul A. Davis, Pomeroy, speed, $30 plus costs, seat belt, $30 plus costs, Glen R Lawson, Reedsvalle, stop sogn, $20 plus costs, Melissa D. Dackens, Pomeroy, speed, $30 plus costs, Mochael T. Reatmore, Pomeroy, speed, $22 plus costs; seat belt, $25 plus costs, Tammy ,L Stump, romeroy, seat belt, costs only; Charla A. Roach. Pomeroy, seat belt, $25 plus costs, J R Daoley, Moddleport, unsafe veho· cle; $20 plus costs: Chros Notz, Mm· ersvolle, disorderly conduct, $50 suspended to $25 plus costs, ahree days jaol suspended. one year probatoon, restramong order issued, Dave Donahue, Syracuse, 1elephone harassment, costs, three days jaol suspended1 one year probatton , restrammg order ossued, Shawn L Taylor, Moddleport, eoght counts cnmmal moschaef, 30 days Jaol suspended, costs, two years probation, resttluhon ordered; Terry D. Mochael, Pomeroy, dnvmg under the mfluence, $850 plus costs, 10 days jail suspended to three days, 90-day operator's hcense suspensoon, one year probatoon, Jaol and $550 suspended upon complctoon of resodenual treatment program . dnving under financoal responsaboluy acto on suspenso on, $100 plus costs, 10 days Jaol suspended to three days , one year probatoon, 9().day OL suspensoon concurrent woth DUI, Glona J Ross, Portland, dasorderly conduca . $20 plus costs; Kerry Hershman, Pomeroy, dosorderly conduct, costs, one year probatoon, restrainong order issued, 10 days jaol suspended to two days ; Jeffery A. Rife, Dexter, seat belt, $25 plus costs, Heather Thomas, Moddleport, seat belt, $25 plus costs; Kevon C. Foelds. Syracuse. seat belt. $25 • plus costs; Carl W. McDade, Moddleport, assured cleardoStance ahead, $20 plus costs, JoAnn Black, Galhpohs, speed, $30 plus costs , Enc E Lawson, Syracuse, speed, $30 plus cosls; Terrae L. Houser, Rutland, seat belt, $15 plus costs Forfeiting bonds were Ron Pauley, Mason , W.Va., open contaon· er, $80; Ronald Arnold, Pomeroy, possessing alcohohc beverages on a public place, $80; Edward Templeton, Pomeroy, possessong alcoholic beverages on a pubhc place, $80, Thomas D. Adkons, Portland, dosorderly by intoxication, $125: Lora E Adkons, Moddleport, open contamer, $80, Charles E. McGraah, Rutland, dosorderly conduct, $125, Mochael Dellavalley Jr., Rutland. open contamer, $80, Tracy L Buck, Charloue, N C , speed, $80 Free immunizations set Sept. 18 :The Ohoo Unoversoty College of Osteopathoc Medocone Choldhood lmmunizauon Program, a mobolc health program, woll provode free ommunozatoons for quahfyong chol· drcn , borth through moddlc school, on September 18 at the Racine Volunteer Fore Department The dome woll be held from 10 a m unttl noon In additoon to provodong the Hepalllos B vaccone to all choldren IRONTON (AP) '-- The FBI has JOoned on the search for two people wanted for questoomng. on the death of a gorl whose body was found buned on the couple's back yard. Authonues are lookong for Jack and Mona Volgares They are accused of placong the body of Mrs. Volgares' 8-year-old daughter. Seleana, on a !rash can and skopptng town m the moddle of the mghtlast month Arrest warrants charging the couple wllh aggravated murder were ossued late Sunday or early Monday, saod Tom Sexton, choef onvestogator for the Lawrence County prosecutor's office The body was found Sun· day afternoon Coty poloce are on charge of the homJctde mvesllgauon and the FBI 1s assosung on the search for the couple Agent Dave Welker of the FBI"s Cmcmnat1 office satd Wednesday Pohce Detec\lve Jommoc Sargenl oold The Ironton Tnbune that he mel wllh the FBI on Tuesday and gave mvcst1g ators what mformauon he could An autopsy was performed Monday tn Franklin County Authonues are not releasing the cause ot death Pohce beheve the body was Seleana< because of tts s1ze and other features. but are havong trouble confonnong the odenmy because of a lack of dental records and the cuentahe bod) had decomposed Invesugators plan to compare DNA from the body woth samples from Randy Brown, who os Seleana·s boologocal father Sexton saod Brown was expected to be on Ironton on Ihe next few days Sexton saod auahonues were aold that the couple had taken some of their belongmgs to a saorage sne on Ashland, Ky, about five moles southeast of Ironton Sexton sa1d mvcsllgators found items belongong to the couple on a search Tuesday. bua would not elaborate Sexron saod the otems had been stored sonce mod-August. about the same ume the Volgareses apparently left ahe coty Meigs .EMS logs 8 calls Untts of the Meogs County Emergency Medocal Serv~ce recorded e~ghl calls for assostance Wednesday Unots respondong oncluded CENTRAL DISPATCH I 33 am, Overbrook Nursmg Center, Moddleport. Everelle Delaney, Pleasant Valley Hospital, Moddleport squad assostod, 9 49 a m , state Route 124, Rutland, Moldred Ingram, Holzer Medocal Center, Rutland squad assosted, II 29 am., Rocksprongs RehaboiJtauon Center, Pomeroy, Kathermc Chapman. Veterans Memonal Hos- pllal pcndong aransfer to Ohoo Stale Untversaty Mcd1Cal Center. 5 01 p m . Beech S1rcc1. Mtddlcport, James Mtl!on , VMH , 7 09 p m Pomeroy Ptke, Johnathan Haggerty. VMH 8 45 p m., Peach Fork Road . Pomeroy Charlot!C Crank. PVH SYRACUSE 8 49 p m . Peach Fork R<Md Syr~­ cusc. Chari otic Cmnk. PVH REEDSVILLE 3 40 p m . state Route 124. ll.t Westfall, Camden-Clark Mcmonal Hospnal Burgess Meredith, TV villain Penguin, 'Rocky's' boxing manager, dies at 89 LOS ANGELES (AP) - From atoons,'" saod Sylvester Stallone, the umbrella-w ocldmg Pcngmn on whose "Rocky"' wa' guoded by the "' Batman" TV seroes to the oras· . Mcrednh's curmudgeonly Iramer Mercdllh, who sullcred Irom coble traoncr In " Rocky,'' Burgess Meredoth created characters who melanoma and Alzhcamcr s dascasc, were lovable and memorable, ol nol doed at hos Malibu home wuh hos lam1ly at has sadc, son Jonathan ~aH.l particularly dognoficd The raspy-vooccd character actor, Wednesday Mcrcdllh . who sometimes wrote. twace-nommated lor Oscars. dacd dorcctcd or pn>d uccd Ius ltlms. m latTuesday He was 89 "'Burgess Meredoth always was to er years ollcn took rnles that seemed me an orrcplaceahle legend, a crafts- hcncath has status as one ol Amcnca's man who rarely comes along, not m dastmgu1shcd actms one gcnerataon but m several gcncr- born alter November 22, 1991 , the program, along wuh thC Ohoo Depart· Clinic will relocate facilities on Sept. 19 mcnt ol Health ts now offcnng the Hol ze r Chnoc's Meogs County Scrv1ccs numhcr. or the new numhcr. vacconc to ehgoble II . 12 and 13 year facohtocs. the Holzer Clinic of Meogs 992-0060 olds. In ordcrto be ehgoble. the chold County on Moddleport and Meigs Ground was hroken on the $2 molmust qualofy for the Vaccone for Chil· Health Servoce on Pomeroy woll be bon, 12,000-square-loot facohty on drcn program The chold must be dosed Fnday, Sept 19, to relocate Apnl 10 The openmg ur the new enrolled on the Medocaid program, no! the clonocs onto the new Holzer Meigs dome closely cooncodes woth ahe 35ah have health onsurance or be an Amer- Chmc on ahc Veterans Mcmonal annoversary of VMH whoch opened ocan lndoan or Alaskan Natovc The Hospnal Camp<>s on Sept 20, 1962 vaccme ts a three-shot scncs over a As of Sept 22, appoontmcnts mono mum of sox months. scheduled woth Holzer Chnoc physocoans on Meigs County wall be on the new facohty. \ Holzer Meogs Chmc os located at graded feeder caulc sale Monday. 88 East Mcmonal Drove, Pomeroy, Sept 29. 7 p.m Callie woll be and can be reached by telephone recco.vcd Sunday evenong and Monthrough the Holzer Clonoc of Meogs day mornong County number, the Mcogs Health .For PLCA loan rates and current rates, please contact Doug Evans at 1-800-641-PLCA. For lrce on-lann voslls. please call 614-446-9696 JUUA IN Gallipolis livestock auction results Producers Lovestock Market report fFOm Galhpohs for sales con· dueled on Wednesday. Sept I0. Feeder Callie -Steady. 200-300# St. $85-$100, Hf $79· $89, 300-400# St $82-$94 Hf $73-$86 500-650# St. $67$83, Hf $63-$76. 650-800# St $63$79, Hf. $60-$71 . (Feeder Callie sale os the second Wednesday of each month) Cull Cows- Steady. Well Muscled/Fleshed $36-$64, Medoum/Average $33-$37 Thon/Loght $30-$34, Bulls $35$52 Back To The Farms Cow/Calf Paors $375-$550, Bred Cows $300-$950, Baby Calves $25$125. Goats $11-$58. Upcommg Spccoals - Specoal Hospital news Holzer Medical Center Discharges Sept. 10 - Mrs. Glenn Dye and daughter, Mrs. Allen Davodson and daughter, James Duffy, Mrs. Robert Waugh and daughter, Hazel Brownong, Mrs Jamd Beaver and daughter, Linda Cardwell. 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Monday • Friday 9:30-6:00 Saturday 9·3 �\ The Daily· Sentinel .J·~ sports · Page4 Thurwday, September 11,1997 :~ \ C1 Unbeaten Meigs to h9st River Valley in non-league fiQale ~ By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Con-esponderlt speedster led the Raider· ground attack with 12 carries for 96 yards. Joining G1lmore in the backfield is 61, 185-pound senior Jay StQUt. Stout carried 10 times for 19 yards in the opener. l.B . Boso a 5-9, 161 -pound sophomore also joins the mix for the Raiders. Boso carried two times for 12 yards. Calhng the signals for the Ra1ders is 5-8, 165-pound senior Jeremiah Triplett Triplett, a halfback last season, led the Raiders in rushing with 608 yards m 144 carries. In the game against Lucasville, Triplett was four for eight for 22 yards. · Gilmore caught two passes for mne yards. Boso added one for 10 and Stout one for three yards. One of the strengths of the Raiders is their size, as 11 of the Ra1ders tip the scales past tiJ 200pound m~rk. The Marauders, with their two wins, are off to their best start since the 1986 season when they went 100 for the 'year. They have dommated the statistics against their two SEOAL opponents. The Marauders have racked up 629 total yards 1n their two games while giving up 282. On the ground Meigs has gained 418 yards in 90 The Meigs Marauders and the River Valley Raiders will meet for the fifth time in their short series Friday evening at Bob Roberts F1eld in Pomeroy. Merrill Triplen is entering his third year as the head coach of the Raiders, while M1ke Chancey· IS entering his fifth season calling the plays for Meigs. Both teams have won a pair of games each in the series. The Raiders won the first two games, with Meigs winning the last two including last season's 18-0 win at Cheshire. It will be the third straight game for Meigs against a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League opponent. Meigs is 2--0 on the year, coming of wins over Gallia Academy and Athens. River Valley is is 0-1 on the season. The Raiders dropped their opener to Lucasville Valley 18-0 at Lucasville. Last week's contest between River Valley and Fairland was canceled because of the teachers' strike in the Gallia County Local School District. In the loss to LucasVIlle Valley, the Raiders rolled up 170 total yards, most of that ( 148) on the ground. ·· Jimmy Gilmore a 5-8, 155-pound attempts for an average of 4.6 yards· a carry. Leading the Marauder ground anack as usual is the one-two punch of Matt Williams and Justin Roush. Williams a 6-2, 180-pound senior tailback leads the way with 195 yards in 41 carries ( 4.8 yards a carry) and Roush a 5-10, 200-pound sophomore fullback has carried 37 times for 178 yards (4:8). Junior wingback Jeremiah Bentley has picked up 40 yards in nine carries. · One improvement in the Marauder offensive attack has been the play of senior quarterback Brad Davenport. Davenport has completed nine of 17 passes for 211 yards and one touchdown. He failed to throw for 100 yards in any of the games last season and he is already closing in on his 1996 total of 393 yards. ·Davenport's favorite receivers have been John Davidson with three catches for IOS yards and one tOuchdown and Bentley with three catches for 70 yards. Chad Hanson has added two catches for 24 yards. J.T. Humphreys has pulled down one pass for nine yards. Senior hnebacker Jason Roush leads the Marauder defense that has hm.ited their opponents to just 3.3 Giants beat C~rdinals 7-6 in 10 innings McGwire's homer gives him consecutive 50-HR seasons By ROB GLOSTER SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mark McGwire claimed a spot alongside Babe Ruth in major league history. And he moved one step closer to challenging one of baseball's most hallowed records. McGwire j01ned Ruth as the only players with consecutive 50-homer seasons by hitting a 446-foot shot Wednesday as his St. LoUJs Cardmals lost 7-6 to the San Francisco Giants in 10 innings. McGwire led on· the th1rd inning with a drive down the left-Jield Ime off Shawn Estes. It was McGwirc's 16th homer in 34 games since joining the Cardinals in a July 31 trade from the Oakland Athletics. "Any time you can have your name associated with Babe Ruth, it's n pretty awesome thing to think about," McGwire said. " I'm blown away. I think I'm son of in awe of myself. I've surpassed anything I ever expected to do in the game ofbaseball." McGwire, who hit a major league-' leading 52 homers for Oakland last season, became the Jirst player w1th back-to-back 50-homer seasons since Ruth did it in 1927 and 1928. Ruth also accomplished the feat in 1920 Culu1'01lio , S;m U1cgo .. . .. ..... Ba seba ll 7S .4tH ·~ '10'· 75 75 Col11mLlo 1,1, Htlusllln 7 Sru1 Frandsen 7, S! Llu1s 6 ( 10) Ml)nfn:al ~ . Pill shu r~ h 4 Chicago Cubs.\, CINCINNATI I N Y. Mets. IO. Phii;HkiJlhm 2 AIIOIOUJ 7, l.o.~ Allf!l.'lc~ 0 S.m D•cso 4. Aoml11 ~ .41D "' 201: Tonight's games Eallem Plvision Ila :11: L &.1. BldtiniDre. .... . ......... ...... .K9 New Vorl.. , . IU Uoltoo ......................... .10 Detroit 70 Toronto. .... .... 70 ~J !ill ,,. .621 62 2o•,; Ctnll'fll DMsion . 76 64 Milwauk~ooe .................... 72 ~J • 72 ~ 74 Minncsutn ....................... 59 tl4 Karu.;m City .. :tiK IW .4'l0 7 '~ .413 Hl'1 Chicago . · 71 ""' " Wntt•m Divldon Scallk: .. .. ... . ............... 81 . S!'i~ tiS Arsaht:tm . .. . .. . n 70 Tcllll ................ ,. ........... 67 78 O.klaml 59 87 ~·- 51 7 .462 u ·~ "~ 22 Wednesday's st:ores Bmton 5, N.Y Y:mkte~~2 ChkaJ,o Whitt: Sl.ll J. Mdwaulu.-e I Oakland ,\,Toronto 2 Seaul.: 10. Dc1ro11 0 Today 's games Tutnmo (HerM~ten I :S-9) .11 OaL:IlmJ tL.MTan~ 11), ' 8: :l~pn1 . K•n~oat C11y (Aflpu~r CSpri~taer 11-11), I 0 O!i p.m 8-12 ) .11 Anuheim Detmit (Mldller 10-10) 111 Sciillle (Fa.ueru 10:0~ p.m. 1~- N.V. Ynnk«~ (Mcfndoza !i-6} ur Bl!lrur10n: (1;;,. k:klon 16-!i). 7:.\!ipm Bo~ton (SUppun ft-2 ) ntcfdtiWIIUkL'l! tD' Amaco 1-!i), 8:0!1 p.m Q.EVELAND (Wnght 6-J) ut Cbu.:aJ!I Whitt> SO!t(Dmtltk 10-IO).H.O.'ipm ' MinntSO(a (Miller 0..' ) 111Tc:Xus (8urkc:u 7-12). ll:3!i p.m. KllfWII City (Rosado 9- 12) at Anaheim (Wu1so11 11-10), 10:0~ p.n> Tutonfo {Ciemcm1 21-!i) at Seauk (Oiivarrs I· Oakland (l.udwid. 1-1), DH : C INCINNATI (R~mling cr 6-K unll Schourek !i-7) at Ph1ladelph1a ]Sitp~ nsun 6-" mnd Gr111.'1!' l -01. ~ J~ 1' 111 San Fr.IIICI~~·n (Rul.'ler II -()) 111 Flomla (Hc:mundcz 9-0), 7 mJl Ill Cht c:IJ:ll C ub ~ {11utula 0 .1) al l'l llshurgh ISdunillt H-7). 7 0 ~ p m Munln.!:d (V:dlks 4--11 ill N.Y. Mcls ]Junes I"· H), 1.Wpm Cnloradtl ('n.omson 7-H) nl Atlo1n1a tMaUdu11. ]H.4t 740 p.m Sun Oil.'go (A~hhy H-10) at Sl Louis <Murns 9· H). tl 0.'1 11111 Los Angeles (P11rk L\·6) lll Huu~ llln (Reynuld~ 6- IO). HO!iJl m · Ohio H.S. sports · COLUM BUS, Ohm lAP)- TI~e fi r~ t ul 5CWII wcckly 51:\hl ~; r uss ~uuntry rulk o11 uml111k.'tl by !he Oh1o A~tsud:~Ui)n of Cross Country Coa.:hes Ui i'JI·pliM' votes 111 p.mnt~ses) lnll'm Dh'ls*l W L t'd. !ill Aonola ... '. """' ""'" ..... 84 60 .SIB 6~! 12 ~ Atlanta ....................... bL 1 - Pk);crm~kln t 12) , . 1110 l·Cir1 S1 X;IYier .... 1.\7 J·Cm LnSulk ... .. ..... "' 112 4-.Cie St l~tmUiU i .. " 101 West Ch<•lcr L<tkuca . .. .. 101 6-Cm. Elder. . , 1 K4 . 7-Cenh:rvtlle . -' .. , 10 II· Dublin CoR'man . l!O 9-A5hlant.l .......... , . .. ... .. S.\ I 0-Brunnw-kk \. .\5 On .Coler.un . . l.'l Tol S1 Fuf1\:IS. ... . 15 Othtrs wllh ll or mon points: l .l-Kem Rno· Kvel12R. I"·Mt:dma 15 I~- You Austinlnwn Fnt:h N Cant on Hoover Ut. 19 H11Js 16 . 91 New York ......................... 78 :W 66 628 .l42 71 . ~01 84 408 Ctntl'll DiwiMn 72 Pin•bl.trJh .........................70 76 Sl. Louis ..... : ............ ....61 1: CINCINNATI .....................M 1 .lOl ,479 462 ,......... ........... '"""""" .7J l'hilodc:lphio ..................... ~8 · ftouJIOR . .... .. . .... . • .. ... 73 Chi<>ao ...........................61 s~ Wtttem Dl•blun Loo A"&da ........................ 81 6S S.. FrMctaco ......................10 6'11 .451 418 .lSS !1.'12 lt h ,\I ~ :\ ~ ,, 6 12~ • (lle)-Maun"~er. Ofl'ense IlL TE 27-Brian Bradbury .................. 5-11 LT 77-Zach Stanley ........................6-3 LG IO-GabeSaunders ................... 5-10 c 68-Mike Conkle ........................6-1 RG 69-Jonathan Baker .................. 5-10 RT 59-Nate Polcyn ..........................6-4 TE 82-Tim Wellington .................... 6-2 QB 7-Jeremiah Triplett ................... .S-8 FB 20-Justin Terry ........................ 5-10· HB 21 -Jimmy Gilmore ................... .S-8 HB 10-Gabe Saunders ................... 5~ 10 or 13-J.B. Boso ........ ,........ ............. 5-9 K p Ih."i IKO I~() 1-l(l 120 JllJ K7 70 fl7 0-~)!~:~. ;iih..,·i ~~ -~~ -.d~·~·:· i 1-B.".i, ·i~ . erl y Union 60. 12-S hm.lyslde 57. IJ · Culumttu ~ Gruvr ID 14-E..iiSI Canton 47 15·Ncw Lmulnn l'i lft.Gr:1nvtlle 22 11- ~w;vk C:11 h llJ UI-OIJ Fort I H 19· Rdlmre St John Ib I-Huro11 (6).. 2- 0inllled Falls .. . . .. . :l-Keu!YingAI!er(6) 4-V•n Wert........ .. 185 265 210 179 252 270 190 165 175 155 210 161 Spcc:ia! Wulll 24-Jay Stout .............................. 6-1 185 13-J.B. Boso.~............................ 5-9 161 Jr. Sr. Sr. So: Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. No.-playcr ID. WB 25-Jeremiah Bentley ................. 5-9 I,T 54-Jeff Fowler ....................... .5-10 1..0 69-A.J. Vaughan ....................... 5-8 c 59-Jason Roush ....................... 6- 1 RG 44-Ryan Ramsburg ................... 5-9 RT 78-Bryan Young .................... 5- 10 TE 9-J.T. Humphreys ...................... 6- l WR 23-Chad Hanson............... . ..... 6-1 QB 8-Brad Davenport.. .................. 5-9 FB 24-Justin Roush .......................5- 10 TB 30-Matt Willlams ..................... 6-2 llll. I Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr Jr. Sr Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. Specialtwm 24-Justin Roush .......................S- 10 200 54-Jeff Fowler... . ................. 5- I0 225 So. Sr So. Sr. So. lit Wt. lL ll!s. Np... player LE LT NG RT RE LB LB CB MB 80-Tim Wellington .................. 6-2 59-Nate Polcyn .............. :.........6-4 68-Mike Conkle ....................... 6-1 77-Zach Stanley .:.....................6-3 30-Jeremiah Donnet.. ............... 6-0 I0-Gabe Saunders ..................5-I0 24-Jay Stout ............................ 6- 1 27 -Brian Bradbury ................. 5- 11 7 -Jeremiah Triplett ................... 5-~ 13-J .B. Boso ...... ....................... 5-9 21-Jimmy Gilmore ............. ... :.. 5-8 88-Jeremy Webb ...................... 6-1 166 270 179 265 180 210 185 185 165 ' 161 155 180 ID. lL p K So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Defense fti. 'No.-playtr ID. ID. Yr. LE 9-J.T. Humphreys .................... 6-1 LT 54-JciTFowler ....................... 5-10 NG 78-Bryan Young .......... .:........ 5-10 RE 69-A.J . Vaughan ...................... 5-8 OLB 59-Jason Roush ......................... 6-1 MLB 44-Ryan Ramsburg .................. 5-9 OLB 24-Justin Roush ............ ·.... 5- 10 CB 23-Chad Hanson .......... , ........... 6-1 CB 25-Jcremiah Bentley .............. 5-9 S 11 -Grant Abbott ...................... 6-2 S 84-John Davidson .................. 6-1 I 80 Jr. 225 · Sr. 230 Sr. I 82 Sr. 205 Jr. 190 Jr · 200 ' So I70 Sr. I70 Jr 150 Jr. I 85 Jr Game site: Bob Roberts Fie hi, Pomeroy Kickoff time: Friday at 7:30p.m Cubs· notch 3-1 win over Reds ' ' in the division. By JOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) - As his troubled season winds down, Kevin Tapani has tour reasons for optimism. The right-hander has won his last four starts for the Chicago Cubs, salvaging a season that started out about as ·badly as it could. He went 7 1/3 innings Wednesday night to heat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 and take another small step towards getting back to normal. "It's been kind of a roller-coaster thing," said Tapani (6-3), limited to 10 starts because of linger surgery on April 4. " I've still got things tti get worked out. ·" I'm trying to get as much out of this year as I can and next year go back to being 100 percent again." The Reds and Cubs know the feeling. Both expected to at least contend in the weak NL Central. As the season winds down, they're the last two teams in the standings, but playing some of the most co11sistent baseball Division II girls rr.. 1-('11! 1-lts 8c:uumm11(12 ) ... ·.. . IKO 2-0uYer .. . . 120 .l·S~•II!m .: .. . .. . . . IJ.~ 4-Pt:mbervillc E.t~IWiKII.I .. . 7fJ W1llard .. . ... . . . 1(, 1). Vnn Wtrt .. ... 72 7-Bionm·Carmll........ M K-O:tk Harbor . .. . . . ... .b:! 1)-Mngmkm: Field .. .. .. hi IO. Sidncy Lehm;m ... . ........ ~II .GALLIPOLIS GA LUA ACAOEMY. .<K Olhrn with 11 ur more pCIInl~ : 11-Mull111:1 Hithland ~7 11 (ric)-Bdkvu~ . HiiMxwn. l'l·rry · Napoleon 5\. 1 7 · Pcllt~rvtlle Eu.~twnOO ~~ IH-h•l re~o n Arc.r J2 19 (lid-A Yon l...:.ikc, Lant:;u rl'l 1-.urflclll Unrllll , Byc5v1llc McOOowiHuuk 29 Cincinnati li01shcd a 6-4 homesland that saw them waste chances to move above .500 under manager Jack McKeon , whu took over fi1r Ray 'Knight on July 25. The loss Wednesday left them 22-23 under McKeon , who has gotten them to .500 SIX t1mcs. " We just can't get over the 500 mark," McKeon said. " I think on•c we do it, we'lltake off. We just can't do it We get right to 11 and !<til back. " We just have to start over on the road, that's. all ." The road has been a bad place all year for the Cubs. They tonk 1wo of three in Cincmnati to improve to 2250 away from Wrigley Field with I0 road games left. The dub "record for road losses is 56 in 1956. If the Cubs get the kind of pitching they had in Cincinnati,they have a good chance ol av01ding that 56loss mark. Mark Clark shut the Reds down in the opener and Tapani threw seven shutout innmgs before Edd1e Taubensec hit an RBI double in the eighth. · Overall, the right-hander gave up live hits, struck out one and walked three. He pitched out of threats '" each or the tirstthree innings. The most impressive part of Tapan1's winnmg streak is that he has put it together without hJS best pitch. He still can't throw the split-finger !<IStbnU, a casualty uf' the surgery to rig~ remove sc.:ar tissue lrom thL! c index finger " It kind of' salvage,s half a scnso• OUt of' what started UUI not )ook i n~ too good," Tapani said. · Reds starter Kent Mcrckcr (8-10) 1 also is trying t(l get pusl some probu' !ems. Meigs seventh-grade {ootball slate Dllk Opponent Sept. 23 Nelsonville-YorkSept. 30 at Galha Academy · Oct.: 7 at Wellston Oct. 14 Jackson · Oct. 21 Vmtnn County~. Oct. 2~ Federal Hockmg (All games start at 5:30 p.m.; except for the Nelsonville-York · game,' which starts at 5:55p.m.) Meigs eighth-grade football slate .!!llli Oooonem Sept. I I al RIVer v,Jiley Sept. 25 Galha Academy · Oct. I Nelsonville-York . at Jackson . Oct. 9 Oct. 15 at Wellston at Vinton County · Oct. 23 (All games start at 5:30p.m.) . .-----~---------ry-~ Division Ill Kirls Division I Kirls 1om rr.. I·On, CulcrainU 2l ,... ....... .. . 2-Kcm Rt)(ISCYelt ... J-lkiiYt.'flltUk ' ... . .. . ' "·Onywn Nnnhn~m1 . . .... 5-Stmnpvilk .. .. . b-O n Anderson .. Duhhn CuO'n~om . K·Rocky Rivtr M.tgn1f1ca1 .. .. 1}-Ccnlcrvilh: . .. .... . . . . . . .. . .. ... IHO .. .. 141 . ' . 12 1 .. I I!\ Hll .. ... 76 , 7h .. 61 10-Wc"l:akt ...... ... . .... .. . .... ... . .. . ..1 ..... 51 ~"i Othrrs wllh 11 or morr poinh: II -C111 Syl.'amt•re 4H l l- Mauil lon Perry 44 U -Yuu . 1\u~lllltown F11~.:h 4:l 14-Middletown \1 I ~-PKk ­ enn~ton 20. 16 { tit:).D-o~y tun t:uroll, Upper 1\rlmf!.· ton IR IH(11~)-Ashlnnd Mentor 17 20-Cm ~Inn C1n 0 .1k • Jaekson · ~o. IwD ! · A111~.::r Scnt!t::l Ell\1 ( 12) 2· Dnhnno rc I.Jbcl'ly Un11111.. . . . & I KO IW I ~1 J-Eimurc Woodmon: . 4-Amandn Clc:~ n.:n.-ek i J~ 5 · 0re~~:on S1r11d1 I 11 b llunon Herkshtrt . ..... .. . KK t'rn Mmkri:a lUI K· fl'\'lll{lnl Sl lnsq~h .... ........ Kl 9-PeniMUhl Woodttdge ... .. .. . .... . . , Kll 10-Mcl>onnld ... ,.................................. 76 Othrrs with 11 or more polms: II·S111dmm Etl! lcrn Brown 62. 12·f<lrl R!xo.Yc:ry J6 11-GmmJvtrw Hrs J2 14-HcAth 17. !~-Minster 2~ lfiCIIc iBarnesvrlk. ZANESVIlLE ROSECRANS 2.l IIi· Mt~pno lm S:rndy Valley 20 19 {lr e ) -Dt! lphr•~ St. John , l..1111.1 Cent C:~th 16 Olhtn wllh IZ or mare polnls: 11 -Canlon Cent. Ca!h bl 12-Eaton CIO. 13-Avon luke !1 2 14Cuyo. Foils Walsh Jmtil 41. l.li-West Unton 32. 16-Sardinht Ea11ern Brown 2~ . 17-Napuleon 20. ed the Huntington-Ross Huntsmen as senior halftback Michael Ash led the cliarge with over 200-yards total offense in a dramatic 40-36 Southern Speedway Jackson, Ohio • · Friday, September 12th Buckeye Mini Sprints 600 $1700 purse w/min. 18 cars Gates open at 5:00 p.m. Hotlaps at 7:30 p.m. RUN LIKE v- LIKE IT, TOO. AMRA Modilieda, 4-eyUuden, Bomben, md Encllll'OI. 6 mllea wetl of Jacbon ·o n US 35, then left on 'IWp. Rd. 221 614-286-6151 219 N. Eastern Eagles to take on ·Wahama in ·friday battle By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Corretpondent On Friday night, the Wahama White Falcons (2-0) will invade East Shade Stadium to play the Eastern Eagles (0·2) in a non-league varsity football contest. Eastern fell 27-0 to Symmes ValIcy last week. wh1le Wahama routed Federal Hocking 27- 13. David Mitchell ran for one touchdown and passed for twu more while Tyson Rcitmire enjoyed his second straight outstanding defensive outing. Federal, rebuilding after heavy graduation losses last year, hung d ose to the slightly bigger Falcons. Mitchell took charge in the final quarter of that win tu score on a 31yard run in addition '" tossing a 51 yard touchdown aerial to break open a tight 14-7 game. Mitchell's effort not only gave Wahama a bigger lead, but swayed the momentum of the game that had shifted agamst them earlier. Mitchell, the main gun Eastern has to holster, ran for 51 yards and had 95 yards passing. He also intercepted a pass, in leading Wahama to 312 total yards offense. Interestingly enough, the WHS· defense gave up . 320 yards overall, 296 of which were on the ground 10 Federal Hoc~ing: Rcitmire had .nine tackles lor WHS and had a pair of fumble recoveries. Joe Finnicum and Bob Kingery had seven and six stops respectively. Wahama force four Federal fumbles . Ryan Russell also intercepted a pass ils FH had six turnovers. Not only will Eastern have to watch Mitchell, but will have their hands full with David Tennant, who rushed for 102 yards on 19 curries , and Chris Roush (36 yards) and Grant Huff (27 yurds) . Tennant had a 25 yard touchdown carry. His 100yard night was his second straight of the young season. Keith Cundiff had 6~ yards receivmg and a touchdown tor the Bend Area club, while Russell had a catch and a toudlduwn. Eastern succumhcd to Symmes 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Additionally. Man R1fne. Man fell to Hunllngton-Vinsnn 40-0. Dill. W1llic Collins, Jesse Little and Coach Jack James wa> able to scout Cumings had key defc:nsive games. Southern Jirst-hand . Collins had a b1g fumhle recovery Ironically. James was the ·southand Wruescl had a recovery. western ~oach 10 I988. Southern\ Two weeks ago Southern passed most recent champion:-;hrp year. a 5· 41 times and ran little. Last week. 5 season under Bill Hensler. That they found success in more of a mix year. Southern knocked S WHS out of and d1d what they set out to do--"take the play-offs wuh the league wm that the pressure off their young quarter- helped them garner a Snulhern Valback.'' Evans, a freshman, complet- Icy Athletic Conference crown. ed I0- 18 passes for nearJy.200 yards, Tv.o weeks ago quarterback Rufu> numbers even a veteran could be Stanley threw three Jntcrccptions At proud of one time. most of the Rebel offense Southern's foe South Gallia. was came in a 9-play. 52-yard dnve thai slated to play Southeastern, but sat ended 1n an interceptiOn idle last week. bu t the week before South Gallia did gain 129 yards. 28-57 on lhc ground and 72 mth~: an on 6-12 l:omplctHJn'-. ll1..: R~..:hc J , ' h' •I thcmsclvc' In the i'out Wtlh lhl' thfl'l' errant acr:!6so three lumhk ., Callahan ru-..hcll 10 tu111;, lor 40 yards and Quc..: n ...ncn lnr 1w1:nty· '\IX Stanley wo.~ . . 6-11 pa . . ,mg. Bu ... h 2-4g re~.:civin!-! and St;,tton 2-17 Another tan~t:t 1:-. Butler who W..J~ 2· 7 Pcrrv a;d Poth arc di.!l'e n •o~v~,; standouls nnd fumhlc rc~.;ovcrY rl'...: lpicnts in the hr:-; t g~un l'. For Southern , llw, c.: ouiJ he J gor•U chance to f!C t nhovc .)00. hoWL;\C.: r. 11 will take ~;nne hard worl G<.~mc IHnL· is 7:30 at Mcn.:Crv1llc nn the oiJ Hunnan Trace fidd Valley's strenghth and power game last week and Will face a similar team this week. Eastern. however. made some phy sical and mental mistakes including missed scoring opportumties ins1de the ten yard hnc. Eastern yielded 234 total yards last week, not a bad defensi ve effort, but only mustered 177 yards on 20 carries and SIX passes that netted 63 yards . 'We just made too many mi stakes tonight. Three limes we had the ball w1th in the ten yard line, fumbled once, threw an interception, and got stacked up on the line. You've got to take advantage·ol those sllua~ions ." added Eastern mentor Casey Coffey. Eastern hopes tu huild on the positive and improve upon (;Ist week's miscues. For decades, the EastcrnWahama clu.'h has been a h1g gate draw tor bo1h schools and has provided ·grid fans with some lirrce compelillon. Fnday will be no exccp·tion. Throw out the records . The game will start at 7:30p.m. Frieder resigns as Arizona State men's basketball ·coach · By MEL REISNER PHOENIX (AP) ...:... Bill Fncder shouldered the weight of accumulating problems at Arizona State until one nnal incident told him coaching ha.skethalllin the Sun Devils wasn' t wonh 11. The athletic department's offer of a $350,000 buyout fur the next three years helped him make the decision to quit Wednesday night. Fri9der. 55, finally soured on a ninth sc;t"\on wuh the Sun Dcv1ls because nf a campus burglary. Eddie Hnusc, a sophomore guard, and tr~nsfer Reggie Hester were arrested Aug . 30 lin allegedly stealing " compact ilisc player. The progrum also has been under a cloud because ol " IC<lcral poiOt-lixing investigation, and Frieder said he · stressed to his players that they had to avuid trouble. " I don'l think the values ol k1ds c.:oming out of h1gh sc.:hoolttK.Iay arc as g<•>d '"they were 15 or 20 years agu," Frieder said m his Paradise ValIcy home during 0.1 news conlcrcm:c attended hy about 511 people. Known fnr his ~uick wit . Frieder silid h~ has hccn ;.1pproachcU to become a haskclhall commcnlo.~tor. . ''Unltmunatdy. 'me of my l1r1u10s is hccoming l)nc or you rcnplc ... hi.! j<>ked. .. Athletil: d~rcctor Kcvm Wh1tc said Fnedcr wlll gl'lthe agreed-upon money -about one-third of whm he wuuld have made in the Jinall 112 years uf his cnnlrm:l - even 1f he . lakes another job : Meanwhile. White has asked Utah for pcnnission In talk 10 coach Ric.:k Majerus. und former PhoL:nix Sun:-; couch Paul Westphal told KTAR Radio he wo.ts mtcrcsled . "ll's one of 1he llcsl johs in \.'OI - lege basketball," Westphal said. "In my opinion , they're a sleeping giant" Frieder and While came to an understanding Tuesday night after Frieder returned from ·a recruiting trip. "He'd be the flrslto tell ,you that the challenge as we were moving forward was bct.:oming greater," While said. " And he's a guy who's never backed down from a gO<ld challenge. I don'tthink, but I think it gut s1alc. " · -Arizona State was 11-16 in 199596 and ui-20 last season, while talk of a potential gambling scandal emerged.·· The FBI h<L' demed that the school and athletu.: ulf1cJals, mdudtng Frieder, arc targets, but a li:deral grand jury reponcdly is looking into accusations lhal a gamhlcr who llct heavily ugmnst the Sun Devils tn 1'194 paid ~uanl Stcvin Smith and up · to two other pluycrs 10 shave points. Frieder and others have pomted out that his team ~.:ovr.:rcd the poml spread. a douhk-cross uf .anyone who paid to make sure they did not. "If some1hing happens on tlwt FBI thing then I would be the VJCIIIn in that case. •· Frieder said "And if something happens in that case I : hope all of them go to pnson ." Almost from the slart, some of , Frieder's best players turned up on ' police hloners, lcl'l the program or were injured. _ Frieder :-:till won acc laim fur coaching fast-hrcaking tcmns lhat relied on rch.~ntless, pressure defense 10 heal more t;,ilcntcLI squads . The high-water mark of h•s eight years came in 19<J4-<J5, when I he Sun Devils won the MaUl lnvllatumal. linished 24-<J, reached the round of 16 in the NCAA 10urnamcnt and earned Frieder a twu-yc.u ~.:ontr~Kt extension through April 21KKi Frieder was 132-IOK at Anwna SILIIC and ~2?. - 195 111 17 sc.to.;un:-; overall. His first nmc years .1s a head cmu.:h were al Mtc htgan. where h1s teams made live consccuuve NCAA tournament appc ;,,ran~,;L:s and won llJI game:o. He ~mnounccd h1s· det.:i..; ion tu leave Mtchigun just hcforc the NCAA wurnament, and athlcllc diP.!\:tor Bo Schcmt'lcchl..:r or.tlcrl!d htm out of the JOh iinmedtately. Assislanl Steve Ftsher was pill· mulct! and led the Wolvennes to '' x tournament win .. -~ .AoWrM :II IIIII, ~~~rran. ...... . ·-.us ~Disc..·-wn Sole l'rlcc . . '14,488 : II1ffi[U][; rnCOUTIDrllCB : : THE CHESTER NAZARENE CHURCH : ** The "Sunshine Singers" * * * : IS PROUD TO PRESENT from Wellston, Ohio* Sunday, September 14 at 1:30 : fl5,645 ~DIIc.&- ·WI '11,988 Solll'rlcc ONY air OHLY C:ome •lUI Join Us for This Speeiallvent tocel trade *********************** Interested households can pick up an application for either program at the Grants Administrator's office located at 39350 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, beginning October 1 through October 15 , 1997 between the hours of 9:00a.m. to 4:30p.m. Monday through Friday. Eligible households will be assisted based on the date and time of their application ltJOJIIO - 4x4 *********************** Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation - September 23, 1997, 7:00 p.m. at the Pomeroy Liprary Down Payment Assistance- Sep~ber 25, 1997, 7:0-0p.m. at the Pomeroy Library Racing every Friday night. for more Information ' . Cumings also has some great lead blocks for Ash. specializing on the kick out block, allowing Ash to tum the comer, Ash had three touchdowns and two extra points .. while . Writescl added three touchdowns in great indiVIdual efforts. Likewise. the Southern defense made some great plays. however. they arc going to have to tighten their belts and be sharp every play or.flashbacks of the "big pl ay" against them last year will kill them. Thirty-six pomts IS entirely too much to give up. . Then plan to attend one of the :informational meetings to learn · ·about the Meigs County CHIP Program and how you can apply! THE WE • This week, Southern is to play South Gallia, 0-1. . Although not to be taken religiously, past Southern lines have been "holey" to say the least. Friday, its components (Josh Ervin-Center, Jamie Baker-Guard, Derek Smith or Willie Collins-Guard, Jesse LittleTackle and Jeremiah Johnson-Tackle with spot time from Tommy Rubens ) were moving people off the line of scrimmage, giving Jonathan Evans time to pass and making big hole>.for Ash to run through. Adam •Are you a Low Income .Household? •Do you own a home that needs repairs? •Are you interested in Down.Payment Assistance to enable you to buy a Home? I'll. 174 ......... 1~6 . 138 . ..... .132 ~Sandutky ~rkin1 . . 120 6-Bay v.uage Bay .......... ,... .. ................ 9R 7-MIUIIUII Crestwood . . . . . . . ......... 96 S-Bc:Ueron1aine ... ................ ... : ......... ....... 76 Bellley ... ........ . . . .. . . . ................76 10-0berlin Firelarada .................................. 67 By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Corretpondent • Last Friday, Southern (1-1) defeat- with the air frei ght combo of quarterback Jonathan Evans and receiver Jason Writesel , who teamed up for a 4-for-137 yard campaign passing and t~ree touchdowns. 170 225 182 205 190 230 180 170 160 200 ,180 . Defem Division II boys IwD !!L lL ·~ Cross country poll Irom 2· Fori Rccuvery . , . . J-Fm1un.1St Wc- udclm -1-Cilvinr.torl ... , . . ... .. . .'i·Curt l.ulll M.•piC"wmll.l 6-Findlny Lt~f1 y Ucnlun . 7-Burron Berlohin: . K-Ctm\(l)' Cn:slvl~o'W . . . . 9·CALDWELL ' otrcw full tlo. 1 Meigs Marauders Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Southern Tornadoes to leave town to face South Gallia Ash combined his ground servi.ces River Valley Raiders llll. No.•pllycr 20- l.;••..: .l~ tcr 1om I · AII k nSecll:CnG.•~1(12) 24. 16-Wes'tervJIIc:: North 20 17-Ulktwond \9 I !I- NL standings I1a IH-MogOOiJK fctld 19. 19-Shdby lb Fmrfidd Umm1 I:'1: biggest team we have faced· since., I've been back at Meigs. We must be ready to play football for us to ~ , .successful." River Valley-Meigs lineups s s Division Ill boys Division I boys Friday's games Detrou (KeilJir 1-4) at 10:33 p.m. "7' 7 12 Frid11y's games NY Yunktts (Peuiue 16-71011 O.,ltnnore (Kry 4), IO:O!i p m. ~07 San r:runc1sw (AIYan•z l-2)·.11 Phil:uldphiu (Sclull111~ 1~ · 10). 7.05pm Muntrclll (Johnson 2-2) at NY Mets (Rt!l.•cl Il K). 7:40p.m. 3:1S run. IS·"), 7 : J~ r m. CLEVELAND (N.t~y 14-9) at 01i~a!!-u Wllitl' Sux (8a1Uwin 11 -14), M:O:'i p m. . M••~a (Ru..lb Ill-HInt Texas (P;rvlik 2-41. 8), .. , .N 72 . . .. 69 77 "River Valley is a very big and strong physical team," Marauder coach Mike Oumcey said of Friday's opponent. "They have probably the Thunct.y. September 11, 1997 win.· or tom of the ninth sent the game into extra innings. The Giants also scored a run m the seventh and eighth as they rallied from a 6-3 delicH. Lance Painter(0- 1) walked Barry Bonds leading off the San Franc1sco IOth. After Bonds advanced to third on a pair of groundouts, J.T. Snow was intentionally walked. Berryhill, a pinch-h1tter, followed with a liner over the head of center fielder Ray . Lankford. Berryhill was mobbed at first base by his teammates as the G•ants drew even in the loss column with the Dodgers. "That was the win uf the year," said Baker, who used 22 players. "! was down to my last man. It 's been awhile for that to happen, but that's why you have a bigger roster in September." Rod Beck (5-3) pitched two scoreless rellef innings for the win . Bonds drove in three runs for San Francisco with a two-run homer m the first, his 33rd, and a sacrilice lly in the third. The 50-homer level has been reached 13 times. Mc-Gwirc, who has six homers in his last six games, is the lirstto do it while playing for two teams in a season. Wednesday's Kores AL standings CLEVELAND . and 1921. MeG wire became the sixth player to reach 50 homers twice, joining Ruth- who did it tour times- and Jimmie Foxx, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays and Ralph Kmer. "I played with the great Hank Aaron and played against guys like Willie Mays and W1llie McCovey, and they never accomplished it, " G1ants manager Dusty Baker said of McGwire '.s feat. McGwirc spent his ent1re career in Oakland before the trade to St. Louis. The San Francisco crowd gave McGwire, who got the ball back from a fan in exchange for two autographed -bats, a standing ovation after the homer. "It was nice to do it here," MeGwire said. "! was born and raJSed a major league baseball player across the bay m Oakland." While McGwire earned a spot m baseball history, the Giants earned <>ne o_f their most dramatic wins of the season on Damon Berryhill's RBI single in the IOth inning11nd moyed withm one-half game of NL West leader Los Angeles, which lost7-0 to Atlanta on Wednesday night. Stan Javier's solo homer off Dennis Eckersley with one out in the bot- yards a play. OtheB playing well on defense has been Bentley, A.J. Vaughan, Bryan Young, Ryan Ramsburg among others. . OHlY OHlY 2 door, "" 6 cyi1nder, automatiC OHlY OHLY OHLY I atr OHU' Loaded OHlY Lowm•les VAN REGCAJ4x4 ,....... CHEVY CAVALIER Loaded OHLY OHLY OHLY OHLY �Page 6 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thunlday,Saptember11,1997 B The Bend Thur8day, THURSDAY RUTLAND ~- Meigs Local OAPSE, Ch;1p1er 17. Thursday. Rulland Fire House , 7:30p.m. TUPPERS PLAfNS -- Tuppers Piains VFW, Post 9053, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the hall. Refreshments at 6:30p.m. CHESTER -- Regular meeting, Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, Thursday, 8 p.m. Rcfreshmems. White, The Clarke Family, and Dennie Sergent. LONG BOTTOM -- Hymn sing Friday, 7 p.n\. al lhe Failh Full Gospel Church, Long Bonom. The Peacemakers to sing. SATURDAY LONG BOTTOM -- Mt. Olive Community Chinch, Long Bonom, 7 p.m. Saturday. Builders Quane1 of Ripley, W.Va. to sing. Public inviled. SALEM CENTER -- S1ar Junior Grange, bowling and pizza Pany, Sa1urday, 2:30 p.m. at he Skyline Bowling Lanes in Gallipolis. POMEROY -- lteturn Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR, Salurday, Meigs County Pu~lic library, Pom.eroy, 10 a:m. Following business meeting, lhe members will go FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT -- Women's con- ference will be held Friday and Sat- urday, · 7 p.m. at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church. Pastor Les Hayman will speak on loneliness, depression and unsaved spouses. .... \ CLIFTON -- Hymn sing at the Clifton Tabernacle 7 p.m Friday. Singers to include Junior and Rita 308 E. MAIN NOniJNG RUNS • IO lhe courthouse where Nancy Campbell will talk on tax dollars and how they are spent. This will be the beginning of the DAR recognizing the 2081h celebration of the signing of lhe constitulion of 1he U.S.A Conslitu\ion Week is Sept. 17-23. Springs Church Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday al 7 p.m. Joe Rader, . speaker. POMEROY -- Homecoming Sunday a11he Zion Church of Christ, Harrisonville Road. Roger Watson, pas10r. Services, Sunday school at 9:30a.m.; morning worship at 10:30 a.m.; carry-in dinner at noon, and aflemoon program at 2 p.m. SUNDAY RUTLAND -- Rulland Church of God homecoming. Sunday. Morning service will fealure Jim Satterfield as guesl speaker. Dinner will .be at ' CHESTER -- Shi.de River lodge 12: 15 p.m. and the aflemoon pro- 453. F&AM. and Pomeroy OES gram fe aturing gospel si nging by 186. annual picnic, Roger and Paula "The Murphy Family" of Marieua Gaul farm, 4 p.m. Sunday. Take and "The Spiritual Life Singers" of covered dish and lawn chair. Idaho will begin at 2 p.m. Randy Barr, paslor. CHESTER -- Homecoming. Sunday at lhe Chester Nazarene Church. . ROCK SPRINGS -- Songfcst, The Sunshine Singers of Wellston Sunday at the Rock Springs Uni1ed will si ng at 1he afternoon service at Methodist Church, 2 p.m. Revi val 1:30 p.m. The public is inviled. services will be held al the Rock IIU.LUMIEI St. Rt. 248 Cheater 1185 3301 ' $9I 99 5 1993 OlDSMOBILE . CIERA One owner, trade-In, V-6, air conditioning, power aqulpmant. SALE PRICE aoo V6, 4 Dr., auto., air. Loaded! $14,743 $22,477 NICE FAMILY . 2 Door, auto., air conditioning, casaetto, spoiler, ONLY 8,000 MILES 1993 MERCURY· TRACER · One owner; trade-In, 4 door, automatic, air conditioning. GREAT . 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After checking out of the McLeod Regional Medical Center in Aorence, S.C., Earnhardt went to an undi!iclosed hospital on Tuesday for further tests, and althe time, his business mana~r admitted the driver might not compele a1 Richmorid at all. According to Don Hawk. pies· ident of Dale Eamtwdt Inc., the 46-year~Jd stock car racing leg· end decided to have further tests conducted based on h.i~ Darling· ton episode. The location was ·undisclosed, Hawk said, because Earnhardt did nol want to disrupt the normal actlvhies of the hospital. Fans had flocked to McUod on Sunday after Earnhardt blacked oot during the first lap of the South~m 500. Some of the betiCr medical minds in America had no clue what went wrong with Earnhardt 11 Darlington Raceway, Dr. Charles Branch Jr. admilled, and they could find no reason to pre· vent hls return to the track. NASCAR cleared Earnhardt to race based on Dr. Branch's m· ommcndatiQn . Branch is a neurosurgeon at Wake Fores1 University's Bowman G~:ay School of M~dicine in Winst on -Sa l ~ m. N.C.' "I consulted with the ph)'sid ans who treakd (Earnhatdt), and they fel! confident tile)' could find no significant abnor- . mality or identifiable problem," said Branch. NO SEQUEL IN TEXAS: The l99S NASCAR Winston Cup schedule includes a new date in Las Vegas, as "nnounced previously, but no second dates for Texas and California. Auto.; air, cassette, 22,000 mites. 1996 CHEVY S-10 EXT. CAB LS PKG ...................................... $12,400 5 speed. air, stereo. 8,900 miles. · 1994 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER TAHOE~ DR ..~ .............................$17,900 V6, auto., air, PW, PL. cruise. & Title Not Included. All Robltoeto Call 992·2156 Dave Harris Ext.104 or Ext.105 For More Information . Valley Decatur, Ala. Dear NASCAR Race Fan, Your question• are diffac:ult to answer definitively. During the era in question, woman sports· writers were rare, but not nonex· istenL As for motorsports. it is pertinent to note that,, in the South during lllis era, there were several woman drivers, Louise: Smith being lhc mo5t .wellknown. Certainly, as a sports· writer assigned regular!)' to motorsports coverage, you would have been unique. Whether you were the only female motorsports writer of that era is almost impos· · sible to determine. Perhaps our readers could help. Lumber & Supply Co. 555 Park St. Middleport 992-6611 If you'v• got • quntlon or • comm.-.t. write: NASCAR Thla WHk Your Tum, C/o The. G•ton Ou.tte, 25 E. Fr•nklln Blvd., G•.tonll!, N.C. 28C15t CIIW of the Week Dale Jarrett won lha Exk:le Bat· • - <100 after 1t1r11ng 2Srd. lhl ~ illhe field 01 101)' 1fW7 race winner. The navef· aay-dle attitude d c:nw c:hlel' TOCICIPerrolt W hlo Ford auotlty Care """' once aglil ... Jsrrlll, who hal won five raoea In • 1e11on for tnt firlt tint Jn Nl career. RACING ON THE WEB Jotl -·1 p"' Homo Wob acldrooo: www.jellgor· dOn.oom . · Ovorvlow: A woll-<loalgntd col· ebr•tlon of the career of stock car ractng's n~ legend: Sllong polnll: Matcnilg1he 26-year-old driver's image, the pogo lo llld< """ colorful. Eoay accetllto-·fan- and IC'IUYinlr sales orgWa· tlon. Recaps of the drivef'a o! oreataot )lefformoncoo. ~ ot COIOI1r1 and aucl~ c<lpe the driver 1alklng 8boul the sport. w..ll potnta: Not a compre- heniiVe web page. Mo1e a glorification than a historical aaoembtage. ATTENTIONADVERTISERS!! Advertise on this page DllNBIGH GARRilTI' IN{;. Ripley, WV 26271 Call992·2155 Bus. Phone (304) 372-3673 1-800-964-FORD VB, auto., air, cass., sport side. 1996 CHEVY S-10 .........•...••...••...•.•••.•..•.....•..•....•....•...•.....•......... $10,400 ADVERTISE ON THIS 'PAGE Dorothy .w.mck tinction. I think lt'a more llkety · '"onQ11\(Bonoor\'lloom). There we 10 many factors St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-330B Dear NASCAR ThiS Week., As a NASCAR fan, I of1en wooder if all the old super5 tilions are still' as strong. I see the green car, which was a real no-oo. Also, women are allowed in the pits . Both were off-limits. After World War II, I was a reporter for th e Rocky Mountain News and was assigried to Midget racing at the Lakeside track, in Denver. However, I Willi no1 allowed to be in the pits, in the judges' stand or on the !Tack tO reporl on an accident. After many battles with the: driven and management, I was finally dee med to be qualified, bul only from the grandstand. After many more battle!!, I finally was given more freedom, and when the big cars buill their own track, I was allowed to report their races as well. .' Needless to say, I was a woman. Was I ~he first woman sportswriter? Wa.~ I the firs t woman race reporter? TRACKS. DO YOU AOREE? -·~ ..... -~ IIASCMThts-., ll.lo: rio Ridenour Supply Don Riffle "No. I c:ouldn't make that dis· ttlat flat tracka are thell' 'tllotluloo-.~t ~ drtvar Md won 1 r.ce llto-.llu1LIIIonlo• '"II tltll IIWenth In lhl ....... . ........... ...... .... ....... • Prix. Enlo<tngllolur\toy nlghl'o Rlc:hmond ,.., nelthlt' _, ...............y...., 10. -Bodine (IIIIIWnkld) Money helps VEA, JOHNNY BENSON, SAID ntE PONTIAC WAS AT rra BUT ON FlAT WHY lUKE- off1111an Mllulr. 0-oncl........,._ Pao!·lndy blahs {B.,_.,, __ __ lhl_ond.., --.-.... _,Cup-~·.,.,.. B. Ricky Rudel (2) (8. l*lnfl) -, lft.,.et, I lll'q tM 1'11011 , - _ , I I Mlchtgon ind wlmtng ... c--cota . et10 01 Clla-.IIAIICNI'I TOP 10 {.-..a) non~ H.ta ropl ronldngo by NASCAR Ttl~ Week wr111r MonJe Dillion. l.4sl week's ranking • In pa.renthaaes. ON THE SCHEDUlE ..,_ .... --~~~ tala kite~ Yll' but mDYid to CJiolll' TOCid Week~ . (2) 1997 FORDF·150. wu dNncutl, bulln 1813 J• .... ourpdood .... rodng - b y drMntiiiMI' keeptng 1 ~ grtp on the polnt:IIMd Wheel Drive, 4.0L, V-6, auto., air conditioning. (2) 1995 FORD F·150 ,.._...._ .... Jtll a..ton- pointllead .... Jell Dodge" Gordon axtendecl r.t wllh victory k'llhe- ...-lei, wtmng""""' the VIr· olhtnl-placo ....... Bli 8loll lllltO<I ginia o for LOVOII200 IIRicllmond on the poll, but llded to 30ih by the lmernatlonll RIOtway. ~ end. . . """""""" Chevy ....... IUICH QIIANO NATIONAL: S.... Sprague ond Joy Souter. PWk HI I reoon:t fOf a BGN rooklt, S~ continued to !,ad lhl wlming hll ttm::t race of the lllt8IOn In · pomte r101 ewer Rich Bidde, wno fin· Rlctwnond'l Aulolle Plati'lum 250. ilhed b.Jrth. «:anA ....... __ -.Cup110mtromtn 1111 . PM! led the h 42 . . lftlr lipping paat Jeft' Ek.l'ton. 1994 FORD RANGER SUPERCAB $22,938 Waohlnglan Rodoldna, '"" drtver OM .llrrltt, Mllelr'e --tn-low, Ia butld I WJn. 10. ~.,..., 2,410 (8. IAbot'llt) SALE PRICE ~_, 7' Ric* C.., 2,047 I . Jly Se!Air. 2AQ2 • . QUlk aa.n. 2,540 :Z,MI . ''i\t•.j;li ... _ _ tlcoocl!oflhe 4, Joe Rult!IWI, 2,187 ~,.. Blill, 2.7111 fROM lAST WEEK 1U•a.-.._.,CIII41Nt ..,, H.mi~JS.... Mlttlnavllta. -iolnod---Qt-- "'*' 5. Eb s.tw, 2.1111 ' · Mb Mct.lugl*l. 2.875 7. BudMot Jontl:, 2J83 8. Blan ~. 2.1107 1. Tim F.-.., 1.811 e. O..~:!lo068 BUSH ORAND NATIONAL AND CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SEAlES: Both drcuHo oro taking this w..kond orr. The BuiCII drivers get beck Into action Sept. 20 wllh lhe MBNA 20Q al Dover, Del. The WCk series resumet Sopl. 27 11 NASCAR This Wool< 1ftUCK I . Ja~, 3,0lll 2, ~. 2,888 :J. Ron~. 2,102 3. !bole Park, 3,321 4 . PNI ,.,.,_, 3,07) tould aoe Ho firal . . dose O{ chll~ weather since MBich. ., 11111111 1111111 ' :uee l. Tcxld lkxlllw. :11.50:7 PROfilE Stiht- Power Tools & Accessories / 0. Bodine Jimmy Makar 1997 POIIHS STANDING> -- $23,968 ' DlfiNDIIG CHRJ:IFION: None. . onc1- lrvon lr1d Jell Burien. nt11EE WHO COIA.D SURPRISE: DaJo Jlrlltl hU PIA lhellhort·II'IICI< Jinx be111nd hilt lr1d broughllhaldaloiO New "'*"to"-·Chock- -llotillQI. WARNERU Fu: 11' • - . FORIIEII WINN~: No ono hae over won two New HOmpohtfe roces. The.pasl -.t1 llaw beorl won by Rualy Wat· • • Fttcky Rudd, JoiiGof<lon, Emlo -In ..T-, 8IIYo ~the ~""·-· ......... hla ... =:::::-=:::::::::::-:::-.::~~~ bolo $poodwly 10 12:30 p.m. • Sundlly • TNN , - b y TVE WMl oJte. AJ t1moo TimiO For Hom eo vmer s Ins uran ce c.uJEFF . -lltl I p.m. • Slluo<loy • TN/< IW1_Cur> _ _ aao etui'Jecl tlbtter a ll'Y· hlltoiNo!lh-· ' " '"' p.m. • '"""' • SV (SimMoy- 5. Teny Lobonlw (5) Slumping 1997 CHEVY VENTURE·VAN SALE PRICE -!lid·- CUp unlit 111113 .., · "" ....Allor ft111 limo, I haa two. -llmlllaecurecl See us for Your neJll!y rmry track. Geoff Bodine ftnsecood In the The . . . ltOUild New Hampshire · lnllnWlonll Speedway .. run ot ... ,. ldiiiG rea~Nanta . Cherry Stonel. near La::onla. Is a I)Of)Jiat tWIOOUI on the blank~ of beautiful Lakl w.nnipesaukee, Give the ~~­ On TV All 11m" E••tern Tumbling •· Jill But1Dn (41 Ol!ldatly • .,., • 'I V-6 Extended, 4 Dr., auto:, air, loaded! lnlemltiolwl THIS WEEK 1. Jollllordon(1) · A dllappolnllng lhi'd a. Dole Jorntt (3) SALE PRICE Plus Your Chole•!! Ext. Cab, SLE, 3rd door, 350 VB, auto., Loaded. hlm. Jell Bunon has become a factor at Bob-.. SAlE PRICE· cass., 2 Dr., PL, Spoiler. Sharp. II'=-- ,... WINIICM CUP 11R118 oc.!tl 14,- HlmpoJiio '!ME 1996 FORD ESCORT ll E HE WINS·TON CUP CIRCUIT · WIIBII: .: 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH 992-2825 L<l<liiDft, Air conditioning, ca...tte, spoiler, 2 door, 5 speed. Air, 46150UTiiTHIR~Ne992· 2196 AfJooLEPORT. 0~ $6,995 REDUCED FOR SUMMER CLEARANCE HURRY lhaelt· Guaranteed Service (2) 1993 MUSTANGuc s.o L 1995 GT V-8 1996 FORD · ESCORT lX ••Amazing Grace." Ewings Chapter. Sons of the American Revolution, will hold ils fall meeling Sept. 25, a1 1he Meigs Museum beginning al 6:30p.m. Speaker will be Rosa Cummings of Marietta, s1a1e chatrperson of lhe Children of the American Revolution. Under her leadership her chapter won a national award in June from CAR for membership and program excellence. . AI the meeting, James Lochary, presidenl, will !'resent the s~iety wilh a banner wh1ch has been 1ssued by the. Ohio Society SAR for mem· bership improvemenl an.d a cen•fi· cate from the National Society SAR for a membership increase of six percent. . i]~ltlllt I) OlllY 'A'E MO,ORS, ST. A summer mixture was the theme for the literary program conducted by Lecturer Vicki Smith at the recent meeting of Star Grange 11778 held at the hall. Readings i11cluded "Limilation's" 'by Connie White, "September" by Joe White; "A Promise" by the Mid-Summer Rain Spirit by Janis Macomber; and ·"Old Maxims Revisited" by Vicki Smith. Quizes were entided "Back to School" and · "Vegetable Quiz." Smith also sang Ewing Chapter Sons of the American Revolution to hold meeting at museum Hardtops, 3.8 V-6 coupes. Bright Reel ' Dark Green ~~\-Cou .,..t • ). ' ). ~ •.r. ~ - Starting at $79.95 (614) 446-2412 or Toll Free 1-800-594·111 The Dally Sentinel • Page ·7 · Muffler & Tail Pipe .668 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis Across from Gall!a Auto Sales on Old Rte. 35 Ww. New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 11-5; Sat. 8-3 1992 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 192·2196 Sorvtcee SoeBobHIIyn Carmichael's Farm & Lawn (3) 1995 MUSTANGS MUFFLER SHOP . UKEADEERE' • Star Grange hosts meeting Master Patty Dyer welcomed all • those attending including visitors from Eno and HuntingtOn Granges 1 in Gallia County. Eldon Barrows, Legislative Director and Master Patty Dyer discussed the Current Agriculture Use Value (CAUV) and Ag Districts which farm owners can sign up for through the county auditor's office. Deaf chairperson Janis Macomber reponed thai this is Better Hearing Month. Janet Morris, women's aclivities chairman, reminded· members that Ocl. 5 is lhe annual chicken barbeque. She asked members to let her' know whal they could bring. Janis Macomber, community service chairman, reponed thai she has completed the annual repon and submitted il to the S1a1e Chairperson. It showed we had seven new projects lhis year and conlinucd II from pa.<t years. She reported lhal we will continue all these projects · this year. Dyer announced lhat Kyle White, Chelsea Monlgomery and Michael Macomber repres~nled S1ar Junior Grange in the S1a1e Talenl Contcsl recently at the Ohio Stale Fair and The White Family Singers - Joe , Connie .and Kyle reprcsenlcd Slar Grange 778. ' Plans for the annual hayride and wiener roasl were made for Sept 20 beginning al6:30 p.m. at the grange hall . All members and in1eres1ed persons are invited to auend . Other activities announced -were Slar Junior Grange bowling and pizza pany on Sep1.13 al 2:30 p.m. at Skyline Lanes in Gallipolis; Pomona Grange Officers Conference Nov. 2 at I :30 p.m. at S1ar Grange Hall and Pomona Grange; Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. al Hemlock Grange HaiL There were 36 members and guesls presenl for the meeling. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 992-2191 Meigs Community Galen ar The CommunitY Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is nO\ designed io promote sales or fund raisers of any type. hems are printed as space permits andsannol be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. 11,1997 Dave Harris Ext. 104 or Don Riffle Ext. 105 For More Information Deeler. • Rt. 21 at the Rlpley-Falrplaln Exit #132 Come See Us For All Your Parts and Service Needs �Thursday, September 11, 1997 The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 ~ Page 8 • The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thurwday, Sept.mber 11, 1917 : Luncheon held .-for prospectiv,e r~P~ubl~lc=Notlce~f 1-~-P::.::ubl=::ll::.:::::=u:...=--.,•-.a-,u::;.=;~=lc:.:::::-=1 ·Delta Kappa Gamma members s·::.~f~ ~~~·:f£::~ iJ~~~~f:; Gllllpolll 6 VIcinity Fomlly: lngollo Rood Off 211, :...IIYI-Ift ,_WIIII_;::;.===;:.:::::;=-wfl-lcll The Delta Kappa Gamma. Omicron Chaprer, enlerlained prospec- tive members with a recenlluncheon beld in their honor at Ravenwood Castle. . The history and policies of the organizalion were explained 10 the new candidates by its officers. :.:.:"'=.: !:i ..:::tl:..: =;! ~~ ...... ~at lhlrlly 81ephtn10n, Gulnllan ol Donllcl 0. lllphlneon, an I n c o mP • t I n I ...._ Unlnl lliDipllolll . . flllclllltrelo, l l k l wll Ill tor hiiY'.ng blloN llkl c- an 111e 14111 ciiJ OciOb tr, II wfllcll ·l lmlllkl IIODOuntlwll bl001lllkllrld 1M oant1nu1c1 from day to dtJ until ftnaiiJ dl1JIOIId at.. , AnJ .penon IIIIWrllttd 1111J 1111 Wllllln Ualplllllll Ia llkl - * or 10 IIIII- llrtjiliiiMingtolhllliOIP- liOn of lht lrUII, not 1118 lllln live daJI prior Ia lht dill Ill · tor htarlllll· .floblrl E. 8uclt, JUDGE 1'1111 Prablll D1V111011 llllp COuniJ, Ohio (I) 11 1 TC co.- CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERSHIP - Prospective membere for Delta Kappa Gamma, Omicron Cllapt..-, pou here with the new offlc.,., Pictured left to right, they are Carol Eberts, preel~t; Mlcftelle .McMIIneway, S.ndre Jean Walker, Nellie Parker, secretary; Teresa Snider, Mlfjorle Fetty, vice president; Lorle H11111on, Violetll Gettlet, leglalalive chalr11111n; and Dian Partlow, communication che;rman. ___,.;;..___Poet's Corner-''Praise God'' By Barbara James God is Great God is Good We ddn't praise him, but We should. Let our voices sing songs and insbUments play. Music of love for our God and Father. Who will make right all things that are vain and selfish For there are many wrongs. ·Lei us praise God wilh grace • palicnce and love to our fellow mc:n. Our.Lord died for all mankind To save us from the perils of sin. Ex1end praying hands to glorify and praise him in word and deed. "About God's Word" By.Barbara James God's word is holy, powerful and lrue Read his word daily whalever you do. God's word is righleo~s il won'llcod you wrong We mu§l keep praising him alllhe day long. God's word is powerful ... slrollg; filled with might Walk in God's word, · For il is.the light. God's word is love, for each and every one. It comes from lhe Father in Heaven. May his Holy will be done. Many blessings every day and he will give us favor Each time we kneel and pray. God's word is underslanding His master plan for man By reading his Holy Word the Bible All who will, they can. God's word is healing For all who believe. Plead lhe blood of Jesus. For all who are willing. To praise lhe Righteou~ Judge. God's word is fruitful TUPPERS PLAINS fiRE DEPT. WILL BE HAVING A FUND DRIVE SATURDAY THE 13TH OF S,EPTEMBER STARTING AT 9 A.M. c-. Public NoUce LEGAL N011CE Notice 11 hereby given that the Trulflll of lha Chaltlr Chwch of God, en Ohio Corpor1tlon Hot For .Profit, 11141 the Southern Ohio 11111 Exec.ullve 0111- al Churcll of Gad, ·Ina., en Ohio C01110rallon Not For Profit, tiled • P11111on 10 1111 IIIII eby llellgloul Ofllanlzltlon (II.C. 1711.31) In till Court of common Pl111, llelll COUIIIJ, Oltlo, Call No. 17· CV-111, all~tlng IIIII lha Trultlll of till Cheater Church ·Of God and the southarn Ohio Stilt ExiOUIIvl Olllaei of Churdl at Oocl, Inc., lrllhl ownlrl· ,In 111 almpll of the .... 111111: ..•fOlloWing ,_,One: BIIUIII In Chllll.r Townahlp, llelga CountJ, ·Ohio, and deacrlbtd 11 tollowa: llllng In Blellon No. 11, Clltlllr·TO!MIIIIp, llelgl County, Olllo, ::. With ell nnneery - or':m:!'!=: lllltllar, end till furthlr ::',•0~~~ "':::Z dllutlo~ tollle public Wllloh rlgllt of war II I m11n1 ol lngrttl end ==':.u~~~':'"'ld ::Z :.::-:-0:::: ~. Ohio. II "Bulllll'our Dream" 11181 Martin StrHt Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 =:.c;~':i.:: 11 canetrucltd Dtld llaoardl, 111111 lhlriDn a church. That ft 11 County, Ohio. 1111 CIMire af 1111 ChExcept 3.01 ur11 Church of God and till .. OIIIIWJICI to F,_,. 1M southern Ohio ltalt . ·, VOIIdllltll -llllby ciiiCI ncard1d In Vol. 231, ..... 113 of' llle OltCI IIIDarft, ...,._ CountJ. Ohio. I!ICOipl 1 aare OOI""ftRV..IMpdld Ia llolnl at Trulllll of 1111 Church of Gad It c - . ~ ~ a1 ChuRh ot Gael, Inc., 101111111111111 llllll and thl Chtlttr Church of God and thl Southern OhiO ltall other mlner~le, tqether l!lrlcdW ~ Of ChuRh wntt mlnlllll rtglltl, wiiiOh at Gad ftlld 1 Pllllllon t.ttelabre r1 urwct. llelge COunty, Ohio, br wllh end In thl Court af IIEFEIIENCI: : Died dllcl -did In Vol. 223, Common Pllll, .111111 YoiUntl 220, PISII 137, Page 4. . of lhl Dlld Coun!J, 01110, C111 Num111r MIISII County lleconler'l lltcOn!l of lltlgt County, 17.CV.I15, tor IIUIIIOrlly Ia Olllce, 111111 County, Ollkl. Ohio. COIIVIJ, 1111· end uan1ftr Plrclll'wo: Except 2 1/2 acr11 llklllll-,pu-ta Sllultld In till Towlllhlp 0011¥8Ytd to Oea. A. end an OHtr To PYrOhlll af Chiller, County at llllgl Helen Wolf bJ dttd COntrlcl, Wlllcllllatlllalllll end State of Ohio and reaanlld In Vol. 201, P... ta 1111 PIWM end on ftll bounclld and d-rllllcl I I 453 at 1111 01tC1 lltcOrdl, .WIIIIIhl COUrt. . . , _ . llldfrom llklllll 111111 ta 1111 public _10111, EV'Iptlntl oH .... GOIIIIIId Till....,.. 11 1111g1 County, Ohio. followe: Public Notice thtrl PUBLIC NOTICE Quelllled contrectore lnter11ted In bidding on Job• lor 1111 lltlga CouniJ CommunltJ llouelng lmprovem1nt Progra111 'which lnvolv.. the rth.ebllllellon ol aubtlandlfd houtlng, lhoukl COIIIIInto lilt Meigl County Oranta Admlnlllrllor'l olllet 111111 . Melgl County Annex 11 card of Thanlca • We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the friends that helped, In any way, during the Illness and recent death of Rev. Cecil J. Wise. Special thanks to Rev. Tillis and Rev. McCarty, the alng· era and pallbearers. God Bless each and every one of you. . Rosalae, Phil and Shirley Wise olllkl peiiiiOn B1glnnlng 11 a 1ton1 SubJect to a oomman 11111 111c1- ol 1111 nlniiJ-elght and one-half drlvewey •trttntant 11 Chllllr CIIUroh at Oocl llld (II 1/2) rod1 1111 ol lha -lllclln Vol. 223, P... lhl Southam Ohio 81111 flouthw111 corner of ICI1 Of 111e OltCIIIICOnll at ExiCUIIvl ~ af Cllunoll Section 11; thlnet 1111 1111g1 County, Olllo. ol God Ill tulllorl21d ta ~~~~ (71) rode )lnd Thl real 111111 to bt COIIVIJ, 1111 end lrlnlfer lour (4) Hnblo 11M- ol -JICI by IIIII dHCI II uld '"I 111111, upon 1111 road lllcllng tram c...-. 1.23- ...- -.cl1381 term• and condition• ol to Wllllan't Ford; 1111na1 Alao 1 right of .-y 1I 1111 11ld offer to Purchall along 11ld rclad North wlcll lldandlng along 1111 ·AgrNIIIInt or upon euch · ·Eighteen lnd onl-lltlf (11 _ , . - llcll ofllle ral· othlr Ierma 11 the court t/21cllgl'lll--entnn eatat1 hlfllnabove clllrnl..-1111. (1n rod• 11141 llxtlln (11) Cllecrtlllcl, and eldlnellng Said CIYII will bl tor lnlca; lhlnol nort11 ftftJ (SO) from till aoulllelll COflllr hearing btlorw iakl Court dlflrlll well thirty-eight thlreof In 1n on tht . 15th daJ ol (31) rodl lnd Ill (I) Hnkl; dltiDIIon 101111 public , leptember, 1117, 11 2:00 lhlnol nortll ftftJ-nlne llld WhiCh right of WIJ II I p.m. II till lltlgl CouniJ -hall (II 112) dlflrHS mean• ot lngreu and CourthOUII, 100 Ea11 well filly (1101 rod• and ..,_.. _ _ _ ,... ·B-nd StrHI, Pomero,, 1-n (15) t1nk1; thlnet - • to llle public road. Ohio, 41781. . lOuth IIXIJ·IIX C•l rodl ruept~ng oil, .... OOIIIIId (I) 21, 21; C11)4, 11; 4TC and IWaniJ-IIIrll C23)11nb. other ntlnerale, togtlher to tha pi- of lllglnn11111, ~---------'----------­ contalnlllll _ . , C201lnd nl-n (11) ICJUirl rod•. All of whloh 11 lllulllclln 81ctlan 11, Town 3, liang• 12, Ohio eon.eny'l Purollall: Excepting lnd riHNing unto Ntllll T. Frink and c. Homer FfiM, their helfl end llllgne torwtr, 1111111 on, gaa, coat and all 01111r mlllll'llll at every •1ne1 1M diiOrlpllon, In end uncllrtytllll 111c1 1'111 - · •••::!f. Public Notice 38350 Union AIIIIIH, P-.,, to I'ICIIvl •nd nu out • Contractor•• Slltt.lllnt 01 QulllftCIIIoM. Phone nYntbtr 114·882,_, ConiiCI jllriDn, J11n 1r Y• 1111, 0 r • I! I • Admlnlllrllor. When thlt form 11 ratumed It lhould 111 IICCCHitfllnled by proof ol llabllliJ 1n1urenc• and worklr'• compentatlon. contractore on 1111 lllglbRIIy lilting Will hiVI Anita (Buckley) Ball We wonder why she left us 18 yrs. ago, but the same day gave u1 a beautiful baby boy, Chris, to love. Nanny & Dad Dad Mother &All Any . Exp~ Any Exp. Frem erigln11110 er tJS C-4t pncau ralls. ' . See One Of Our Clerks For-Details Of~ fhe Fuji Tru Color Film Cluh Card Have 6 Rolls Developed And Get The Seve1th Roll Developed FREE 1i Ue Out For ,All Your Neede ' " Dr. Jeffety Braham, Dr. Shari Vance, Dr. Kim Stooke 705 Garfield Avenue Camden-Clark Medlcel Office Building, ·Suite 480 (304)485-3300 ~"'()-;-;-._ ...-·- C\~··· Zndtlnnual 1 EXPO 97 ·:L." ~~: . FREE ,ADMISSION ','f~ '~...L . Q Meigs County Fairgrounds , '-, iJ'\ , " 113 W. 2ND ST. POMEROY, OH. 614·992·5479 3/77!1fN DOMINO'S PtZZA· • Top • Trim • Removal • Stump Grinding Free E•timate• · . j ., .t .. WAYNE'S PLACE Middleport, Oh. Presents BABHABIT Sat. Night "Only" Ge11nto the Habit, Drive Safely . CROSSOVER Appearing Friday 8:00-12:00 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB In Memory In Loving Memory of EleanorR. Wingett -· ' on her 8lsl Birthday ,,~ ' Gary Tucl<or, M.D. September 11, 1997 Sadly missed by her children, Bill, Bob, .Ruth and other family members. Glhon Square Office Dr. Gaty Tucker HELP WANTED 218 Gillon Square, SouU1 Plrkll'lburg (304)428-3200 Gallia-Meigs CAA is accepting applications for temporary em'*'yment as Flood Clean Up Laborers. Wo~k will involve clean \up of q;eeks and streams, repa1r of pubhc fac1ht1es, .and other related d4~ties. Wage rate is $6.55 per hour plus benefits, employment 1s e~pected to last until De?ember 31,1997. All persons employed r.,ceive First Aid and Cham Saw Operation trammg plus requ1red l!lflfety equipment. '' Applicants must be residents of Gallia or Meigs County and must meet the qualifications for the JTPA Tille Ill Dtslocated Worker Pro9ram. Dislocated workers are primarily individuals who meet the following qualifications: 1·-Laid off or terminated from a iob due to a business closing or ~~utback . . 2:-Receive or exhausted unemployment benefits. 3rUnlikely to return to the same or similar occupation or industry · 1~ue to limited opportunities. lr~erested applicants can obtain an application by calling or visiting tllj& following GMCAA locations: ~j010 North State Route 11 1heahlra 114--367•7342 p 14--992-6629 • et2-3838 HouH & Trailer Sltt1 Drlvewaya, utilities, land clearing, 11ptlc eyeteme. Hauling Umeatone . Free EBtlmtites . ROUTE 124 Approximately 1.4 mllea east of Route 32. WELLSTON, OHIO 614-384-6212 LUMP AND STOKER COAL ' H.E.A.P. VOUCHERS ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAILABLE Elect,lc Sewing Mathine, Lois ......1 t31h, 1•1h. 15th, 1058 Soc· and Avolllo, Portly In House. Inside & Our: 15VIil L4c:Cormlck Road, Galflpolla, T.V.'e, Clothes, Olah... Sweepers. What Noll, Houra: 7:00a.m. thru 4:00p.m. Monday thru Frlcllty Big Evorylllingl S.p1 12111, 13111. 0:30 -? t/2 llilo Rom Do·lt Conw. Llnle BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • VInyl Siding New • Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Reopening for full time business Specializing in wedding, anniversary and birthday cakes. 614-992-7643 (No SAYRE Sunday Calls) Z/12J921Hn 614-742·2138 1-1100~291-5600 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION RADIATOR R.IPAlR •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE · ESTIMATEES Agricultural • Industrial • Automotive •Re-cores • New Radiators Oxy - Acceti Regulator Repair State Certified Welder Stick • Tig • Aluminum Welding TONY'S PORTABLE WELDING 992·5583 7/22111n SPORTS! SCORES! SPREADS! 50% OFF All Carpet-Upholstery the Clt~ssi{ittlSution! Cleaning CHEVALIER'S 1-900-329-0611 STEAM CLEANING Ext. 1881 Carpet-Upholstery per min. Muslbc 18yrs. $2.99 614·992·0077 Middleport, OH · Scrv-U (614) 645-8434 tl•l1fn - Lifllelhings art Worth A lot 859 Third Avenue 33105 Hiland Road Galllpolla Pomaroy 614 446-1018 614--992-2222 Equal Opportunity Employer CORPORAL ELEORIC KINGS' Dally Rd., Racine 614·949-3060 John Williams, Owner Licensed Electrician Work Guaranteed Free Estimates Providing Quality Residential Service. 24 Hr. Emergency Service Home lmprovemenls 3351 Happy Hollow flood Middleport, Ohio 45769 New Homes, Additions, Rooting, Siding, Pole Barns, Decks, Painting . Can Us For A Free Estimate 614-742-3090 614-742-3324 614-742-307.6 (Ume Stone' Low Rates) .' In ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing . •Interior & Exterior Painting · Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio . Howard L Wrltesel ROOFING NEW· REPAIR Gutters Downspouts· Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 5/11/1fn ·• Auction and Flea Market "Beanie Babi9s" fgr Sale, French 500 Flea Mar11.et, Sept. 12th, 13th, ""' Cash On~ Pleasa. AUCTION Fri. & Sat. 7pm. Mt. Alto Auction Rt._ 2 o\ 33 ·cross· roads" Ever'j' week from now Iii Christmas. Olllerenl diJ!.Ier eact'i night. Jeff Dyke Sat. Sept t3!h. Fri. Groceries, new & used merchanclae. Ed Foazlor 11!130. BHnleBoblos Fttrdl 500 Roo Market Gollio Cou111J Jurior Fal~ . Sopt. 13111 In l1o Gleon 4H Food Baolh and""' Build' Boanloa'l.~os Crawfor~a Flea llarke~ Hondei- IOn, WV. Enr}day 8-8. c,aftl, ' antiques. ll'ading cards, furniture, toys, 'lllle!y. 304-1175-5404. Rick P8araon Auction Company, lull lima auctioneer, complete auction service. licensed t66,0hlo l Wtll Virginia. 30•773-5785 Or :l(W. 773-5«7. 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Ooll&l': All U.S. Silver And Gold Coins, Proofsets, Dlalnonds. Antique Jewel,y, Gold Rings, Pfe· 1930 U.S. Currancy, Stafllng, EIC. Acquisitions Jeweky • U.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Awtnua, GaHipolis, 814-448-2842. Antiques. furniture. glass, china. coinS, toys, lamps, guns, tools, Persona.. ,---,...:...:,:....;;:.;:...__ _ llllatea: also appraisals, Osby Oon'1 Just Talk. find A Datel1 · ;:U:.""":. · ::.:•6:.:.":.:-119::;2:.:·7~..:.:':.. · _ __ 000·28&-1035, $Z.IIi lllln., t8 + Sotv-1J (818) 615-&I:W. Anllqun, lop PIICea paid, River- =.:::.::.!:.:.:!.::::=:_-- line- _Antiques, Pomeroy, Ohio. Live Gltlal Call Nowl 1•Q00.25S. Run Moore owrier, 814·992· 0700 txt. 21182. SUD per min. :2531=·----·--llull INt 18yro. Serv-U 810·615Clean Late Model Cars Or Tr.ucks, 1890 Models Or Newar, Sllaro Your Thoughll With Glrla Smith Buick Pontiac. 1900 Eall· I On 1 Llvell( 1·000·255-0700 :"':.:_n:,:fiii.:;""'.:;O.:_GaU=ipo=~:__ _ E~t 21163 $3.1111111n, 18+, S...U. et!HMH-134. J • D'a Auto Par11: Buylne ulvage vehicles. Selling par11. 30oi- Loooty7 Unhappw? You con ftnd7.73·=5033=·...,...----- your .,ac1al eon-.one ••Ill 1~ - 800-28D-1077 _ exL 2•U. 12.1111 Non· Workif,g Washer, Dryers. min, Mult bt t8yra. StrY·U- Stoves, Refrig&rators, Freezers, (818)645-8434. Air CondUionan. Color T. V!a, VCR's, Also Junk Cars, 814-258· 40 Giveaway t2:lll. ..:.;-.,..,.:;:,::;;;::,...,.,....1 1 tong halted ~ack, m111t kitten, Wanted To Buy Used Mobile Homo. Cal 61•-«6-0175 or 30._ =;.::...::.:.::..:=.;__;._.,.._ 187&-5985 2- klneno. 3M-117s.5112. 6wko old. 304-e75-2687. 2 Puppies, lwka cld, German EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Shephard/Mb:ed, to good homt. 614·•46·3302 0' 814--4U·8077 Help Wanted 4· 1 month old kiUena, all fe- · AVON I All Areas I Shi,l&~ males, 2 calico, 1 gray, 1 aolld Speart, 304-675-1429. blacl<. very lovinQ. 304-118!>30 17. Accepting applications· through 7 Month old klnana, 2 short September 12th lor Registered haired, 1 long haired. 3D•·875· Long Term Care Nuraing Anil· 0.74. . tant Class. Point Pleasant Nuraina and Rehabilitation Center. 8od=Sp:::'~·.:::~g~,:.8:.:1.:.•-36:::..:7·n:.:..a::.___ State Rouoe 62, Poinl Pleasant, :: 1WV 25550. A Glenmark·Multk:are Canning Fruit' Jars, 114·388- Company. EOE. :::.:.::....------1 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Opening 9··1·97 L&J R. L. HOLLON SWAP·SHOP TRUCKING We Buy, Sell and Trade New and Used Items 202 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 011. · 614,992-9086 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE pd. Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio 1012S/96/tln ::su~g~·-------------1=~~~-------­ Assistant Farm Mana9er needed C.hUdl wheel Chair. IDedll lrlcycia for child Wlparalyzed lega. 30o6·875-3r.M. . Free Kitten a Lltle:r Trained, 2 llobUe Home Furnaces and Beat Pumps ,~ - Easy Bank Financing FurnaC:es '28 00 a month Heat Pumps Installed S38110 a monlh Free Estimates BEAINI I COOLINI ser;;ng Southeaslern OH & WV et4-446-9416 t-800-1172·5K7 1391 Salford School Rd .. , OH on a large g1ain larm .,., Uason & Putnam counties. Sail mathl'&· lion. dependability, mechanical ability, I g90eral farm knowledge required 3041·937-3435. Long Haired, 2 Calico, t Brown :.::::=.:.:..=...;;...;;::__ _ Striped. 81-t-256--8780. . . Glass jars to QNtaway, 814·91127537. Mother Calico Cal 1 2 Kinens, 1 UaJe & t Famalt, To Giveaway, BI4-~106Z. Attention Slyliatl Fiesta Hair And Tanning Salon Of Jackaon, Ohio ll Now Hiring p 10 tes11ional Stylial 0ne adorable blonde lo ng- hal red killln. 8-1 old, 81 ..902-67•5. Windows . Bathlub. lavatory. Meclione cabinet. 30H7&-1gtt. 60 Lost and Found Soa~e male pup, 5 monlh old, >1colored, Bashan Rd, Racine vicinily, J.F. Young, 6U-Q.tlil-2236, 814·949-3038. Pick up discarded appliances, batterlla, many matala & · motor blocks. 614-992-4025 8 am-8 m 80 •. ·a Week Old Kittens To Gl,. To 11 0 Home, 614-441-0382. 8/21/W 1 mo. nEE $opt 13111, gam, Ivan Powol residence acrou 1treet from Wagn- ~ Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Mondar ·edUion· 1:00pm Friday. On Rl 62 in Clifton. WV. Ullle bit of lt't'erylhingl Saturday, Q/13117 ond Sunday. 9/t.W7. aholllpm. WICKS HAULING 614-992-3470 Sunday • ' 985-4473 71 mo. AU Yard SaiH Mutt Be Paid In Advance. Deadline: 1:00pm the day befort the ad It to run, behind pollolfic:e. Pomeroy, Ohio WVI0234n Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Yard sale, Sept. 12th-?, a:oo-?, Long Bottom, 2nd house on leh "FACTORY DmECT PRif::ES'' Quality Window Systems 110 Court St. 992-4119 COOfiAoadlil Dilon En largo oale. 25 YEARS IN BUSINESS Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone a Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Resson11ble R11tes Joe N. Sayre NeiQhbofhood Yard Sale: Saturday 13th, D-4. Route 7 To Rac - ,,., Hardware In Raclnl, very SOLID VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS TRUCKING · Qf&QIIE: 2:00 p.nL ! ho cloy - .. tho od II to Nil. luncloy ........, •:~oaa p.m. Frlday.lloncloy odltlon • 10:00 Lift. Slturd-wo. STAT~ 8434. 20 Yrs. Exp. · Ins. Owner: Rick Johnson MEDICAL u 0 . cs.~---.l!~· . Pomeroy Location Only . Starting Oct. 1 New Store Hours Open 11 AM. MID-OHIO VALLEY · R ' .4 P.M. to Closing If, after your meeting, you decide Drs. Braham, Stooke, Thcker and you\>e found the right docror for your Vance are all accepting new Jl<!tients ~we'll be glad to schedule an and would love ro meet you and appoinnnent for an exam or any treatdiscuss your family's healthcare . ment you require, or simply to esrab- . needs. Just call to schedule your "get acquainted" session with any ,, lish your rerord as a new patient So if you need a family docto~ rake of these highly qualified physicians. advantage of thic; opportunity to get to Appoinonenci are available day know some of our "family"- the dedi· or evening to meet your needs. .cated Runily Practice physicians of the Mid-Ohio \blley Medical Group. G FREE . ADMISSION / JEFF WARNER INSURANCE ,, vance. M.D. Kim Stooke. M.D. Garfield Avenue Office 250 Condor Street · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 A Division on·Nichols Metal, INc. Phone: 614: 992-2406 Fax: 304-n3-5861 FREE ,. Sl1ali Big Bend Fabrication, Machine. & Welding Shop In Memory Of Buy One, Get One. _ ' 61J,Yud-llu.o Bol'oldlnu- 992-6194 360° Commu.nications ' D.O. •MoWJr• •CIIaln Sawa •Weedeatera ·Authorized Dialer For: •Brl11111 &.Stratton •MTO •Murray ·McConough •Echo •Ryobl •Roper •Rally •Hydro Gear AND OTHE S R I lflns ' Strattan: Master Service Ttchniclai Outdoor Power Eqllip.111nl Associolltn: (ertlfled 2 Cyclt State Route 338 • At VIne • Racine, Ohio 614) 949·2804 bideopportunity ·on HaUling the to IUntblt r'================~ llollabllltatlon ProJectl. Complete Machine Shop Service Fabrication DfiiCI hOUri lrl lrorn 9:00 Steel Sales, Welding Supplies, Industrial Gas 1.m.- 5:00 p.m. Monday lllrough FrldaJ. Radiator Repair & Replacement 411)4,11,18 3TC Monday- Friday- 800 : a.m.- 430 ; p.m. Saturday-8:00a.m. · 12 noon In Memory TUESDAY N~GiiT FAMILY NIGHT If you are new to the area, your doctor hasretired, or you've just never established a relationship with a family doctor, here's your chance to meet some of the area's new Family Practice physicians-without cost or obligation. EICIYITING & TRUCKING laurie's Uustom Cakes Parts and Servlce!t CELLULAR PHONES ' Jellefy Braham. RACINE llowa CLINIC Intersection of US 33 & SR 7 (Northwest Comer) · september 2oth & 21st Saturday 10-5 p.m. & Sunday 10-5 p.m. For More lnfonnatlon Call: 992,-6696 992-5293 742-3020 .. golnol I/Jiff2 mo. CLASSIFIEDS! . •DECKS • ROOF~NG . • SIDING "Stop putting off ·those much ne_eded horru! improverru!nts." CaU Today! ll.rull ~ ·' p 2nd Set Free EVERYD Yl JYt" Douhles $ 99 $ 99 Joe Wllaon SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE FREE IS-Minute "get-acquainted" Session. . CONSTRUCTION •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS •REMODELING •GARAGES · .T hll llkl ral - TlfANJC YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. Ph ·oto Cent er 8) Exclpl4 • - CCIOIIIJICI to G1arge A. Wolf by dlld thl IOUIIIMn Ohio IIIII ;ecanlld In Vol. 241, P111 ~~Of Cllunoll 101 at 1111 01te1 lltcOrcll, a1 Gad, Inc., 1ar 1111 .,.. end llllgl County, Ohio. btntlll of lilt Chtlttr Except 4 • 1/3 1or11 Church at Gad Ill Chllilt, Vol. Remodeling llnallll VoltNN ::134, l'egl 111111 CouniJ lltn dot'l Offlae, IIIIa• FIRE PERSONNEL WILL BE . GOING DOOR TO DOOR, AS ALWAYS. Swisher & Lohse Cuatom Homes ••• 111, =:":£ ~~:: -~~ ~o..;:r:~:-~ In 240, Plgl123 ollhl 111111 hereinabove CIIRrllllcl, and tlll8ndlllll from 1111 loutlnnt thertol In an "":~=~:--:; right to ueeea 111t1111t at 11M eurt1o1 11 "''' be nunn J or _..,.,..nllcl I WH, Thurs. Fri. Lots Of Bar- llld ta 111e ...,..,. !Ia lid Meet Your Fa1nily Doctor! ·:Alfred News Notes Homecoming at the Alfred United Methodist Church will be held on Sept. 21 with regular services in the inoming, a basket dinner al 12;30 and special aflemoon services. , Visilors of. Imogene and Lesler Kea101i were Presion, Helen and Ann Walker, Mclean, Va. The McClcans ancnded the 50th wedding anniversary party for th.e Kealons at Parkersburg atte.nded by 75 guesis. · · ' Guests of Thelma Henderson are her sister and brolher-in-law, Bertha and Francis Niegsch, Pittsburgh • . Kansas. Nina Robinsc~n visiled her daughler and husband, Nanna Jean. and Gerald Swartz, Reno, on Labor Day. Eleanor Boyles, Belpre. visiled her daughter, Florence Ann Spencer and family. attended servoces at the Alfred UMC ·and •isiled Eloise Archer who is ill. · ·Sarah Caldwell visiled her daughler and her husband, Janice and Steve Weber. Donna ·Sial cr. Cenlervillc, Va. visi..ed her pareniS. Marguerite and Delbert Stearns, during Labor Day weekend. • Guests al a wiener roast on Salurday night at the home of Mattie Pullins were Berne1ce M1dkrff, Larry Montgomery. Chclsa and Eric, Mary Lou Frayer, Randy Frayer ~nd family. Inez Windland. Sunshme and Robin; Marvin and Wilma Kay Buckley, Btial! Fryar. and family, .Cricket and Susan Pulhns. Weekend · gueSis were Judy Leech and Al~xis, Mineral Wells, W. Va., and Wilbur Pullins, Marietta. " = Those in attendance were Carol McMana..-ay, Teresa Snider, and South line at lullan No. Eberts, presidenl; Marjorie Fetty, Sandra Jean Waller. ::;.~ vice president; Nellie Parker, secreThese women were chosen for Iouth 73" 42' Wwi1S7 1w1; tary; Viola Gettles, legislative chair- membership because of their oul- · --..... wu:hlo1 at tiMnce Iouth .,.. 27' Will man; and Dian Pattlow, communica- standing teaching abilities. · ·lhl lalea•• .__. fldu.. 112.1 lwl, to en !roo plpi; lion chairman ' They will participate in formal ; : ~ b11n tiled In .IIMnce North 31' 30' !Ill 1 Anending prospective members induction into Della Kappa Gamma ~ Ohio,~~= were Lori Hamon, Michelle on the Sepr. 22. llld ..- . _ 27' !Ill 111.1 IWI Ilona 11M I!ITATI! NO. 271111 • 0en11J at 111c1 I'OH to 1111 l'ourth " - " " ol John C. pl101 ot beginning, lllol, Clulnllan ot Gladyl 00111111111111 1.110 - - ElaoiJII 11-, . ' 1ft ~ llgal .rlgllll Of .-y. lr10GC.,!f,U'IINO,..._.. · • · Alao I rlghl Of_, 11 1111 11 Yll'd Salt 70 with black apo~ Rotksprif'IDI ••. no collar, 8t ..IWH332. Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity 9/12111, 13111, 11-5, Rodney Grange. Winter Clothes, Tox•. Furniture, Baby llemt, Uena Wur, Diahea, Gllll. F'iday, Saturday, Grandfalher Clock, Uolorcycle, Avon, Car · And lots 01 Other llama, Every- lhlng Muat Gol 311M Kriner Ofl218, 61o&-448-.. 1i.. ::A•:,:8.:;:1..:;2;:116:;.0.:,:70::;9·- - - Avon Christmas S8 -$18/Hr, No Door ·To -Door, Quick cash, Fun /Relax ing, 1·800_.736-0168 indl all/rep. =.:.:..AVO-N-SE_L_LS-ITS_E_I.F_I_ Awrago $11-$2011v. benelllll Wcwkplace- !ami)'- &iond• Flexible hourol No lffleniOryll 1·1100742-4738.116yra.) _ _.;..:::...:.:.==~­ Babysitting aervlce "'"ad, call 81o&·lillil2·5995 between 8 :00am- 5:00pm. Found: SUnday, yoUng malt dog, 70 1100 Hiring Bonus Contact Tim Or Andrea For More lnfo{m•tJon Road, Computer Usera Needed. Wo1k Own Hrs., $20K To $50K /Yr. I · 000·3411-7186 X1173. Oeleclive • Private • Inve-stigator. Will Train. Good Wages 614·523·93n. EASY IVORKI EXCELLENT ~ PAYI Auembte Ptoducrs At Home. CaiiToiiFIVI 1-81J0...7-5588 EXT. t2170 Position Opening: Part·Time AN For Midnlghl SMllt Shift Dlffer•ntlal Offlrtd. Progre$SIYe Comprehensive Care FatUity Wilh Ex· Ctllent Reputation FCif Alzheim - 11'1 Care And Rehab. Apply In Per~on At Scenit Hills Nursing Center, 311 Buckridge Rd., Bid- Girla Clolhlng 81.1- •T Boby Becl, Winnie The Pooh Bedding & Nuraorr lloma. Jr. Golf Cluba, wei, OH. Toya, And Iliac. F1l, Sao, 8:30-7 Rt. 7 Pizza EJ.P~esa. drivet~ wantWest Off 850 On Kerr Road, 1 apply in person aher 4:00pm. Mill. Thon Righi 112 IIIIo On VI· ed, 32•85 Wagner lane, Pomeroy. "'I' Roac1 No phone cal• . �Page 10 • The Dally ~tlnel Pomeroy • Mldd'-Port, Ohio 1197 . Ohio The "-''·· Sentinel • Page 11 NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER -to--- ACROSS 41 OIQinocl - 42W1 Jec11 0! J IH delenoe org. 5 Zolo hlrolne 45 Jump from a I - and orrow plane (2 wet..) 12 the eye 41 llu an 13 a-took O'Hanry atary 1• llmber lrM 52 Actraa Chaae 15 Acta IIIII a 53 Pllly on worda ahrew 54-ol 11 Uelng two l>hluanta hancfa 55 o.toln 18 Spra.d on 511 P'-'> thick 57 ~~~... 20 Unemployact 511 Rafautlon 21 Long heti 22 .Barbara DOWN """of Compulef Uoero MHdod. Work ·own hcuro. •20k to $5Cklyr 1· LlvlngoiOn'o bll11mont wlef· 1010 traitor 12110 3br, 1 ,.,.,, 100-341-7181 11508. proofing, all batament rep~~lt~ c.IIU.1pm.304..a12..:Jel1. done, frH ••timattl, ·1ueume 1 - - - . . . . : . . - - - - - guarantH. 1Ciyro on )ob oaporl· tD7t 12x70 ~ 114-HBonco. 304-175-2146. 1111. 1871 Klrkwoo~ 12110 U,300, .,..__... . Ori14-31W741. All real ...... -lolng In lllar:tugs • • Opportunltlet Abound At Unle Caeur11 All Levels Of Exp. Naodad. Or•• Growth Potonlill. .FIIX Sc:hedultl, Banu1 · Plun 401K, Etcl Sand RlsU1111 To: P.O. Box IO,IIIrbauiYI!Io, WV 25504. lloDirl r11ponlibl<l lemalo 10 1111· brill In l"f hcmo 2-4 nlghll por - - -· lh~ nows-lo subjocllo the FederoJ FoJr Housing Act ott 1188 which makoo ~ lllogal to advertise ·any pi&,.,..,IC&, ltmitation or discrimination based on race, ooloi, rolltlon. sex familial S1a1us or natJonal ori(j;n, or any lr'1l8rWion 1D . make anv such praferance, limitation Of discrimination.• 1 Ldroom Ae•r Holzer Eatra Nice, Centtlll Air. 1218/Mo•• + Utllidll, Dtpolit Raq. N, Poll, 114 ... 2157. ~,;onveruent 10 PWH, 2ttedroom, loilchan, both, Ul No pall. $3001 -1300 dopOIIt. 304-175-5711. -·:-;"~= .... ~= llanorand 2- RecomrMnclecl. 114-441-1112, r-s.n.- -· FrM lllr, frH "'kkrt. 14170 3 bed· In MlddleCIII14: Oppor· - roal -18 whlchlslnYiOiatlonofltle law. aro hereby lnfOI'ritedtha1 aM dWelinOI atMirllledin 118 availablo on an equal _,unlly balls. OUr Roc:opUonill Hal Blln ProOUr,_ mated To Another Position At Scan1c Hlltol Wo Aro Looking For thisAnolhlr Frlentlly "PPoppo - · AI A Front Dollt Rocoptlonlot Mull Be Focuaud And Organ-~ .~~~~~~~~~~ llod, White Baing Alllo To Hondo Multiple Tllkl AI 0n1 Tlml. Prior HEAL EC SIA TI:: · Atceptlanilt Experience Or Working With Tho Public A PIU1. Experience In Wotd Perfect. WlndoWI, LOIU, Or Olhtf·Word 310 Homes tor Sail Proc:a11ing Proeram• Eooontlal. IDOl Modular 2br, 2 bolh, largo Must H1ve Everlence And A den, close to toWn, extras, nice Worl<lng Kn»lldgo Of eu •.,_ loL 1411,000. :J04-e75.15522. Service Techniques Aa Wall AI A Pn>loolional Approach. A Typ- 2 Story, I """" hcuu on doubl<l Ing Tell AI Wo11 AI A Compular 'lot In Btlltmeade. Full alze Tall May 8a OIYOn To All Appllc· bo-~ lully ~ ,_vianll. Porltolloo 01 Orlolnally "'I~ 30t-e7!i-153t. CrHted Ooc;uments Or Writing Enccuro;M. II lntorootod, Applr 2--r, 3br; 2both, morlorn kitcnIn AI Sconlt: Hille Nllrling .n, formal dlnlne room, bas• Contot, 311 Buctuldga Rd.. Bitf. men1, garage, lerot lot, mid $'D'1. Call Somerville -Realty woi,OH. 30t-e75-3030 or304-17s.&st . PARALEGAL, exporlonco prolwred. oaod communication 3 Bedroom BI·LIVII In Vinton, okllll, computer oklllo required, 'NOI In Flood Area, Fenced Yard, ,..,rencea required. Sand re~ 11' 311 8042. 814 381 11118 auma 10 Box GM-11, %PI Plea• ant Regl1ter, 200 Uain St., Pt 3 ~room houu plus 8+ ICrM. -WV25650. big l~lng """" lrar>t-. dlnlnt room l klll:hon, n~ rlvot view, aocated at Syracuse, Oh $55,000 000. !114-275-1102. 4 lllltlrocm Spit l.wo1 Wilh 5400 Sq. FL Including Full Boaomont With 2 Cor Garage, Gal Hoa~ 2 Mltol Fram Clallpollo On Bulavlla ' - . On I 112 Acto flo! lA~ CIIJ Schoolo, $108,000 Or Bolt Offor, Itt 118 0!110. Buggy Hor111 114· Rottweller, Booll BJ Rodwlng, Chippowa, C.F.A. Himalayan Klttlno. Touio Rocky, Tony Lamo. Ouar~ntNd f'*L2fornolol.l814~4>1.1!r!5' .._.. Plical At Shoo cato, Golipolo. Jock Au- pupo. 11 will. I old, IIIIo cloc:Ud, Ill lholl, $225, 80TTLED WILL 30 POWERILOSE 11.._,11l5& _ _ _ _~ Up To 30 lbo., Day Monoy ,;;,;,;:..:::...;.:=. Back OuarontHI Nllurat, Dr. Purebred Chow 1 112 V.aro Old, ==c::::-:::""""""'==-:-, ~ldo rt-po -~-In, mu• HI, no rw.so..tM offw ,.. lulld. 304'755-7181. R~l1tered Big Buck Woodllurning Stouo, wormod, taill dockM. doW ctlWI FioOploc:o In- flltlol...,. 8ofl r...-, ahoa. c:hamplon blood· =IM;::.:;HIIII:::.;;.";.;•.::•::.:•.::•02.=---- IIino, $350. lt+702-22ee. . ofllcloncy, IOIIOf I ca1077 Bandlx 14x70 lllaclroomo,' FurnilhOd bio lnclu~od. $11lilmo. pluo 1·112Batlta, W<do 1, 3 Ton HHt Pump, $1,805, 114·311- olac;rtc:, 304-175-2815. HeY & Grain r.;.:...:....,..._:~,.;....-...,.,.SO., $2 I bolo; I rnanfl '*I III'V' my billy eoat, brown, $40, 114· 11112·511115. Wheat And Wheat Straw 3rd Cu!ling Alllllll SQu.,. llaloo, 114ue "~32AIIor5P.M. . ---,~:-------,,...,...--1 Purtllfod Hueky Puppill, snow 7t0 Autos for salt Wnlto I Black I Whlto Ey11, I wUI buy 111J EIIIH or ,_ Dla· Blue, Brown, One Rare Color, mond tclngo. If you cardl ., Sholl & - - · $100, 114-251~Ill 1110 know. Call 114-t411-1·,:1112.=._ _ _ _ _ _ _..:._ '14 Ford LTD, now llreo, uphcl· 111ry, ..,.... . , _ • ndl., ~=--=--:--:-:--:-~~~ - no- .,..-,185& = Condillon, 81~245-5483. 111,1'1 Bui~Ragal Cua10m V...e, Goad Co ltlon, Front Wheel Drive. Air, . MIFU Till & CruiH, Aqua Tread Tires. 614· 448- backrard. $84,000. 304·1751310. FOR tAli IY·OWNER: Court, In Gallipolis, 1 Floor Plan, 3 Badr~oma, 1 C.ar Garage, Lot eol/liO. Call8t4-31D2720 For Appoln-nt Onl)' Af· tori P.M. -8 lncludoo: Malhornltlco, Roadlng, Englloh, Larig~ago, Art~ Soctol Studies, Science, Hla10ry. A1k ., ~. Cal304-1185 3044 Lovoty 3br RanCh, prlcocl 10 ooll. aot-175-5182. S.R. 211. 5 MlnL, 11om Clatlipolll. 3lloclroomo. D.R. Kiit:hon LR.. 1.3 Acnlo 187.500 814-418-2405. Wlit ,.ul )unk or truh - · 1351 . pit:ltllp lold. 304-175-&096. FINANCIAL $411 Down on lllioct lingle lion. Down on llliad 111lili2-3 .. 4 Bodroarn madtis IMiilablt.OOkwoodHI... WV. 304-755-511115. 14170 ·M obile Home Total 210 Business . Opportunity INOOCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommend• that you do bual· - • with people you knoW. and IICir 10 otnd monoy lfvough tho mel undl you haYo lrwlltft~IH . . ofllrlng. Grave Motli'ment Buslnell And Equlprnonl For S.lo. Call lion • Frl, Hra. IQ· 4 Far An Appolnti111/11. 11+411-1'112. WOIIXAT-.: . AND I.O'IE m Elec· •~<. Outlidl Plrdolly Rlsldecl lnlide Excellenl Condillon. Must MMII7,500 Firm, CoJI614·387· M Orlt4-317-0227. ~ LlaOre owrwt. I Wananttl(814)-256-81t3 Standard ··-lie. . . . - StOOl Trucks, bo8tt, motor hom11, furnl· ..... br 420 Mobile Homes for Rent FBI, hom•• Plus Deposit, Relertnces Re~ quirod, 614·37!1-2720, AFTER I P.M. I •••• now. Eid. 5-11388 Typit, 6t4-245-5fl77 ,. I DO ... ,.. em 25" Calor TV, biacklwnlto TV wl boa, 8mo. old pollco 58 chonnol scanner, •mall IMacklwhlte TV. 304-175-8512 Calahorlpm. 3 Pc. lt..lng - . , Sulao, 8 Guno, Beautilul River View ln-Kareuga, 114-310-21127. - 2 Bedrooms, Unfurnished, Air Candltlonod, No Poll, Dtpooll, 7 Pc. DauDial Dlnoftl Sat Brown Relerence1, Fosler"• ·Mobile l Ton, CaO Ahor 4 P.M . I14-24!>Homo ....... 814-441..[)181. 11372. ,.. ·1- tot 8' flborala11 •uck topper, lildlng with ........ Ilk· lng 11200. 81 ...11f12.s.t:IO. 3 and 4 yr1 old Btack Sim. Buill, Stool Building• New, Englnoarod •oxeOx12 Was $15,500 Balance IB,tiO, 50x10Qxl8 Wao 1211,200 Balanca $! 7,i31, 80x150x.18 Wa1 162,500 Balance S211,DIIO I· 800-406·51211. 560 Pets for Sale Cawa and Bull Calvoo. (614)· 258-8402 or {814)-148-1158 8 y..r old AQHA mare, $1800, 814-1140-ltOO.• 8 Holotoln Springer Hollan 1 ... 850 d Wtlgh6ng P I .. Approx 11'11 tr Eachlt4-446-4053. _ 1·800·522·2730. x:wen. . =' Ponr For Salt: 44" brou ., rtc1e. wllh ltlda. $375. ~75- Twe rear old QH etalllon, In ~ condvo fund, ltOOO; lioo olhor quauer horns and lhorough· brtdl;814-~51lll i IDBS 27 Ft. Motor Home MliJ . ' Exuui814-:J88.0115. • 1 .I ~ 10&8 Outc;~man Aristocrat ' 2.~~ camper, 111eps used •wiG~ oJ a. Aoklng $15,000. 30.4.-, ,. 720 'Jl'ucks for Sale 1077 Chevy one tan, 350 4 .,...., with •""" ~~~~ ....,... tot>. no rust run1 and looks good, 12000, 814-247"'2112. 1070 Ford Dump F- 700 New Clulch, King Pins, New Floor In Dump Blcli. I&.SOO Firm, 81 4-...a. 7021. Bantamo' lor Ale, Rod Pylo, Old 2 AKC Roglollrod Pomeranian• English, Whlte Plymouth Rock, Small., HouJtbraken 1 114·256· call 81~~a•g·3028 leavt mea1032. - · 1 Waok Old Bordor Collla'o 150 Club COif lor 1WI markot IIHr 1D7D Ford F·IOO Cuoillm 0 CylitEacn, 114·4ti·0202, 114·441· ahvw. PlaQII In lOp 10 II M11an dtr, AulomaiiC. Nice Stereo Sy• 8124. CoUnty F1lr. Appro• 500ibs. ttni. Powlt Steering. Gteat Gall $475. 304-17fi.«1611. $1,200. II 4-370-251111. Gooll For Sola: 4 _...,. 3 112 1.;,,;,._,;,.__ _ _ _..,..._ Monlho 140 A PI-, 114· 251· 1126. •• 1..:...,:- 810 Home ·4 Imp·rov,ements :'3. 1---_,;..,.:;.,.,=,.....--'!•! · BASEMENT .... WATERPROOFING Unca'"'IIUanalliretlme ~arant•. local reference• furnished . Es· te bilslled tD75. Call '(614) 448· 08 70 0 r 1·800·287.0571. Ragaro Watorproo~ng. . • -. .,.._... Appliance Parts And Service: -'11 ~'~~''"' Brondo O.or 25 Yaaro El· perlance All Watk Guaranteed:1·:. Fr1nch City Maytag, 81 , •• ..,.., .. . ms. :~~~~=~=:;~=~ :-;-;;--;;,...-:-;--:--':':'" ....·.,,...,~. 1888 S·IO •uck, rod, 2.51., Sopd, C&C Oonor1i Homo Mall>- . extra nice. 30'·575-,883 or 30C.. ttnance· Painting, vinyl aidlno.~ ,_ 8.;;1S-:...7llfl4:.=.;;·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ corponuy, door~ wi-1, bot!t, 1 nx>bllo homo ropo; ll1d more. FQn..,. • 1888 Dodal ~riL 8DK. Aula, Air, frH esllmate call Chat. 814·992· AM·FM. Clrut Cor. 12000 Firm. 6323. ""'' 161 4 ;..~~l-«a:-:-205 -:::-:1 :-:-."7"-:-:::--1840 1118 Ford XLT lolrot Ft50, lie, bod 11nor;flborgta11 toppor, p1, pb, alldlno rear Window, ntw tim, 111 cylindlf IU&omatlc, ancl • . k I 1_ mucn more. 01· rage •P • ,.,, than 30,000 mlleo. U ,BCC. Call 304-17!>-50&1allilr 5!m · Electrical and :·:h: 1g ··' •'" ";:::7.:::::::-e~f:-r~er_at:.;:lo.:.;.n:..,..,-;.::1· ~'·. R Ae.identat or commwctal 'Miri~·...~\·, la new 1erv..e or repairs. Wa~ ..,., cenaed electrician, Rldenour 1 ~· Electrical, WV000301, 304-B)S.I •'. 1788. :, ,;, (bor.-) 44 thaoter ....rd 45Comma- 46 Genu• ot otlvatraae 47 HIWIIiln lnllrumenta 48 UaethiYCR 50L~ 51 AFLa perlnor CELEBRITY CIPHEI!l by Lula Campos Cellbrity Ciphar QYP~agram. are cr.Qd from quc:MIIionl by lamou~ people, PMt and preaent Each ,_.., In 1\t cipher Slll'ldllot MOitltr. Today~ ~: L ~~~ Y ' VDMSVW '• v W PI D VM X XUPJI : PR TFIIPA CNDXML XN RXNCR ' PX PTTDKPVXD, PX M D ' B W D A X P V D; Pll I N J HNDR XN SDANTD. ' E. U . • VFKDJ. PREVIOUS SOLUTION : •we do less fOr the arts than almost any other country in the wotld- n•s embarrassing.' - Rep. Norman D. Dicks. (0-Wash.) . .... WOlD I c RI • GA T TIODT I 1-+1 I -r.:-1,~,.:......;1__, . I I I,.:I...:li-11:=,· I .IL._,.;:l_Yr-=-0 r- 5 5 NU VE 0 e g7i':~~~~ER "You won't miss your train if you run,' my neighbor said . I replied "I shouldn't have to run . llshouldhave---·--.-sooner!" LETTERS TO I I I I I I· I I SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS I THURSDAY '"'I' •• South ol lean, WV. Financing 30t-458-1080. 431n-- W IN THESE SQUARES ll< ACod un AM Ch«k Out tht So>i"B' in the (Ioiii(,.., S.Ctiorl. Wrecked 1988 Merker XR4TT": . _;,.;,;:;;..:.::=.:...::....~...::....--1 $17,775. Upton UNd Cars Rt. 12~3 MUll 743-8058. 341 sart Deaden - Jetty Axiom - Eschew - WAITED : ' (-ly) 27MI-vln' 28 Nawoprtpor f t PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS I - .t . 21 Sub- -tlan '· Complete the chuckle quoted • by /, Umg in the mining words L...l_.J...,-'L..,-..J.-J......J you develop from step No. 3 below. . . ·I STA't'ED UP 'TIL full Mn1 of IUIO body panew;:_.T palnll and supplies, also g,::];~ llghl a"embly. 011ygen and &(i!. 614-742-27g2. unit 39 Luau food 41 Slrong wlndl 42 81111 I . TEN dCLOCK READIN6 . -A&OUT COLUMBUS .. ·~ '· . J' ~ ryktne lanks filed and e11cha 9 Slgnalll*d appoal 25 vaat porlod of time I-""TI6;....,1~:,~,-!--TI....!::.TI7::-J G) f.EANUTS . ·--·- 22 flllaeballterm ·23 llma porlocl ' 24 Fo.....,t notloo ~ . . ,, .etc. Parts Only $300, 614·446·3103 . IT!" r 790 Campers & · · ·~ Motor Homes ,. ~ 1980 ·111110 Cora For $1001H Seized And Sold LocdyTNollonlh. Trucka. 4x4'a. Etc1 $200. Gun Cabinet, Call Aft11 5 P.M. ThrH bedroom mobUe home ron~ ·no p111. 114-DD2·5115& Tranominion 800-273-932G, Ont Pony With Saddlt Brldlo, Very Genllt, 814-245-5087. W.OUI I 1088 Mercury Tracer; 28,000 mi~s. $7,995: 8,000 mikta left on Budgel Price Transmiuiont, 1 Used /Rebuilt, AU Types, OVet 1 10,000 Transmission•. Acce11 : Remanulaclurad Main Shahs For •, • ;. ,..OO,SQM.E.TI~~ professor oTComputer Science at Ihe University of Oregon. Here, he was C 11111J11 HEA.Inc: E·Moil: Fond£ BobTOAOLCOM playing for Oxford. After Easi opened wilh four hearts, he overcalled four spades. II could have been right for Nonh. Dave Douglas, to move, but he allowed for his partner 's having IF l ~IT ~lL'!', ~Mi.Y bid under pressure. , ~TI U... I'W> WNT West led lhe heart king, East correctly overtaking with the ace. HowL~ E.N.OUC:>H, ever, when Ginsberg smoothly played ITP~~I . lhe queen , East was deceived. He switched to his singleton diamond. Ginsberg. needed no second chance. He won wilh the ace, drew trumps, discarded his heart nine on dummy's second top club. and used his excellent diamond spots to drive out West's two winners in the suit for a pleasing plus 420 .. In the other room, South was also in four spades. West led the heart king and East overtook with the ace, but !>E...Tihl(', played low. A tasty swing to South PLAN. Oxford? No, East switched to his sin· A.NC'.IE JUST CA.N 'T gleton diamond: flat board. THRNE SITTIIIG. The match was won by Oxford, NE...R BO'tS. which gained 12 points on the final ~\ . board to win. by four. Unfortunately, neither Ginsberg nor I has a record of 1hat decisive deal . New gas tanks, 1 tan tru.cl!. ''I 65,000 mUes. excellent-ythlng, condltJon, wheels & radiators. 0 & R Au~ · · ; Riple~. WV. 304 ·372~3933 or".'1~q. $1300, 814-247·31101 altor 5:00. 230 - 448-4016. Auto Parts '& Accessories 92 Pontiic Firebitd, Y·8, T~tops. Two badraom houu wilh stove and rlfr~,..,r, dapoo~ required, no lnllido poll, 814-112·3090. 2bedroom, 50x1 00 lot, 1275/mo. No pets. Shady Cove Mabile Homo Park. Hljl'llord. 30~·8112· 311211. . '· 3 Badrocm Troller, In Vlllago 01 Rio Grando, No Pou, $300/Mo., "1' 760 882·5885. 02 Oldl 88, loaded, AC, ABS. 87K miles, excell1nt condl1icm, $1500, 614-8<3-5278. Small Couou• Clo10 To Grocorr & Down_, Gililipollo, Rolor.,.. • 'flepolli~ 814-448-1158. , :: " 115 Crulte, , Ralaa., St~ooo Call Allar 5 P.M. (Setto'Us Inquiries Onlyl) 8U· 70 Pontiac Trans Am, $800, 61 , . ... Baakttt. 1~204-7018. ..... .Coli::=:...::: BIG NATE ~ -~-:~·~Afllr~[5~P.. ;f,M.;~~~ lir41 Motor, 814·24!;9227. 1 Hornod Holler Bull .3 Voaro Old 1, 700 Ibe. e11y To ·Handle, Throwo Mo~lum Calveo, HOO, 114-251-11112. Sfi'VICII ~()()1''? 16Ft. Baja Ski Boal $2,000 81~- ·/ WP :· Raminga>n Rile 7400 BDl outomadc CAL 270 wlocopo. $3115• MorDn Rill Modll338 L-Ac· lion CAL35 WIICOpo. $1110. 4 Bedrooml, Green Township, Auglf Revolver Modei-Vaq~J~ro $425/Mo., After 4:30P.M. 814· 1112• barrel CAL •s long colt. _..;,:8...:8...:1.:4:1.=-------1 $245. 304-675-1731. For Ronl a Houoo on ·Bulavlllo 530 Antiques Plko. 1614)-441 -1920 oftar B:p.rn. LMveMe~~~gol BuJ or sell, Rivirinl Antiqull, Nico 2 or 3 bedroom hou10 it Po- 1124 E. Main Slreet, on Rt. 12~. m•roy, nice lot with lrHI, 1400 Pomeroy. Houro: M.T.W. 10:00 por month pluo c~opo·~~ no lnlido &m• ., 8:00 p.m., S.nclar 1:00 10 1:00 p.m. 114·Di2·2521, Ru11 poll, 814-6118-7244. Earn .... To 11,411 PIT. 11,101 Te ts,332 FfT. Paid Vlcodon, (lonU- Cal For Fm lnlorme· Proftlslonel YOJE.V&C:eT .,.J: 11195 Monte Carla LS, Moat Op- 80 ~. $4500, 614-992-6130. ~· tians, Excellent Condition, Vety TX\7 112 Ball Tracker 70 Cktan, New Tirn. 112,500, 8t4- Mercury 50 Power Thrash Tr~;JI: ,. Goods 2 1 3 bedroom mobile ITIMEOHLYI 00 fi:IE.~TO ~44~88304~:... · ----,-,..,,--~-111115 S.a-doo Space SPX Jatlll'- Sporting 1260·1300, 10wor, water and truh lncludod,l1 ...112·2117. 8-l.O.W.O.U·TI •. 10 October blrihotone 11 Cloth ridge 17 Cleopetra'e fi1g Word 10 call 29 Null 3D Paradiltl 32 Loch · mon35 Film dlroctor Cravan 38 Similar to pecana or caahewa an Americ¥ who is now a research 9~11 T~Vf~ 1112 Dodgl Sllldoot ES 4 0oor1, 24>5519. ·:Qit loaded,•4 Cylinder. Auto, AC, 73,000 irlilet, $4,000, &1•·370· 1SII87 18ft. Sea Imp, 2853. cruiser wltraiJer, 2 tile · ;;.;,;-:-::--:--::-:-::-~-~ 1 bumporL 814-448·3814. 1gg3 Mazda &26LX 5 Speod, Challlf'Ogno Color, 4 Cylinder, All 1988 Ranger Powltf', 88,000 KMII.., WJJII Sell. TrOlling Motor, 150 Got companr car, $0,300, ea. Ou-<1. sa.aoo. 814-11112·2770.• ThrH bedroom house, large Knllrflll.... , MOVf. 1111 Muda MDL 8211, old-, 5opd, 750 Boats & Motors ~·. •,: 11e, cJc, omnm .....,.. IS,4D5. for Sale •• ~7!HB507, Tutor ACTVItL~Y 11.......a-8680. ; ~... :1 1900 Model Honda Ninja 14,000 1~ Wiles, 2 Crete, New ConditiOn, }: $750, 614-441 ·1318 Aftor 8 P.M. ,,... 1113 Hondo Shadow Motor<Y<R::!• 3,600 Miles; 11J91 Honda CRf8~!· amlfm Clllllll, automatic, blue. Motorcycle, Both In E acel(eli,h; 73,000 mllol, . - -·'.,.'""· 84-28«. . $5260 080, 114· .•...Condl:::;:::lion::.:;l,:8::,:14;;"'::46-::..::73:;7,:5;,. •I ao-a• By Phillip Alder Like most (all') people,I •uppose. writers somelimes bend the truth when il suits them . For example. Charles Lamb, in ." Oxford in the Vacation," wrote , "The red-letter days now become, 10 all intents and purposes, dead-teller days." No one who has been in Oxford when the university students are down (on vacation) will wonder what's strange about that. Yet Lamb wrote those words in Cambridge. This deal occurred in 1979 during the annual battle between these two universities. , Sitting South was Mall Ginsberg, - ~'(,POP. pt~renta 3 Million (pre!.) 4 Port of EST 5 -Prize 6 Oriental potenlllll 7 Sllel, old ltylt Where were you? Ttlt BIICt IS 6TATIONAilY-YOU tiAV~ TO ,..TnE BORN .WSF.R 1 Sletere 2 Of grand, Opening lead: • K GRABBER!! 814-245-51187. . ', ·, 1888 Honda GoldWinq Aspen-:: cade Excellent Condlt1on, low •, MUeage, Loaded Wi 'h Extras, :: 4580. 1011 Cnevy Lumina, 3.1 Eura model. IWO doot GOUpe. U, aulae, 111 Vinton Only at: THAT Trax Good ·Condition. S1, 1-00;1. IDDO MlllubJihl 5 op., ale, runs YDry.pod, 30 MPG, new drat. 87tt t\100. 814-085-438QI, Gaclclls 24 Turn llkll (erltlclam) 27 tlrclol of llaht 31 Novallot Urfo 3214Hehlp 33 Phyolque (el.) :M oawn 35 Depertod 341 PIHunt 37-eloot 31 SWga (2 wdl.) 40 Oouble eurva Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: East South West Nor11t East t• 4• . Pass Pass Pass BARNEY ·~ 3 bodrMm. 1 ball\ largo kllchon. basement, vlnrl 1ldlng, fenced em. •KQJ94 • Q9 •AQ982 • 6 k ,. 330 Fanns for Sale . 752 •AJI07654 •7 . •97 South • 11D3 Ch'"'Y _ :· ., _... , ,_". epHd, 1500 ollding ,.., wi-• ...,,.,...,, g1na ollcoolor, I*, oxcolont condllion. 7215. -au-. -.....--- •r,c• East .1063 • 'K •KJ54 •QJ1082 """"conning By OWner: Mount Vernon Ava· rue. Ainl PIMM.nt 1 roam~. 2 or bullctlng, ..... building lito••• 11 Cllrildln lad)' WMI do hcUII acr11, porch, oaraoe. e 14 -8~8~ oteanlno, reference• upon r• 3127 or 304-175-4575. ...,.... ht oldmotll. 304-675Three bedroom, twa bat!), on 8i91. large corner lot, located 33184 ~ .carpeiWy and remo- Now Lima Rd., Rudand, $35,000 dtllng. fnlldo an<t oullldo, 080, 041.·357· 285' liVening• -._ vlnrf oldlng, odd-on acldl- orly. tlono, coblnot raleclng or _., rebuiiL Relerencll·frH E11l~ Two bedroom. both, lui -~ -JimS!tu1304elS-t2n anar:hod - · sr""l'"· Olio, cdi14U853P" Deorgot Par•bio Sawmln, tlonl ,.ul ,.... logo 10 f1l mil.jull coli TWo Good Mobile Hom11, an 9 304-llS-1057. Wooded Acres, VInton Area $35,000. Larry Surlace Booth Prolaollonal T,.. S.fYico. sar. . .-r E. .IO MacArthur, Ohio Removtl. Frae Ellimattal In· 1·fll0.880.11801. IIIIIIICI, Bldwoll, Olllo. 114-388.... llt-387·7010. 320 Mobile Homes for Sale S&M Water Hauling Services, -where Purity 11 Our Palalon• 'FAIILY DREAM HOUSE' Glvo U1 A Call Today: 304·175Huge •tar, 2 blat! hama, .featuring 3711. 'all new 111 through fireplace, Selmllrtll: 25yra experience. state ol the art 1ecutity l)'lfem. Call Torno altor 3pm. 30"'175· $2,4951-.. $340.54 par month. West 115-7112. 2 ::..:.=.:.:=--=--:-------:1 AppoiiDIMil(ll4~2511-lDQ3 QalpoiL . ::;-~ 11181 Toyota 2wd pick-up, II'•~ t.d domlgad. $1,100. __ -old. Ol-11-97 • A 8 • 8 3 2 • 10 6 3 •AK543 f~~;~~~~~~~ B Roomo, 2 112 llalho, lnground Pool. on t. 12 ACreL Plul much maro; ouor looking 1t1e River. For CAf.I)O. . 30«7lhiV38. Chlldcare In My Harne 2 Openlogo For Any Ago, Monday Tlvu Frkf•v. Occasion~l Wukends, 114·441·3138. Ea11ern Avenue. North outlldl bed. toob .nd turll good. :; hOD. 114-247~2. """"'"~ TRAfJ SPO R TA IIOfJ 115. IU311 liB tS. 11uJ1o8 _ . . - 1111S Forcl FIN, :100 Ill cyllndor, :· ilu-*, ... good cob. rull ... ,. 111Jihlng olvaluo, od :104·1112· Largo 3 b,od1110m IPL Pt. Pl... • -~ 101 aru, upotall'l. partially lurJ Rog. Wolmaranar pupo, 11111 Can Trencher Modal 25+4 I docked, d..lawo romovod, DIDk>IMI $!00 OBO; 70'• Modol FrM air, frH skirt. 1exiO ·3 or ~ rithod.$250/mD.304-175-7781 bodraom ,1,350/down, $211Vimo. ;;:;;;:;:.:.::.:,;...:._..:._.:.,.,--- 1 Call MiniSnMker Cllllo Plow. 21oma101, 4malao, $250U. 304· '"""'""~ Carollo For POrto, TnicU350. Modern 2 Bedroom Ai>ortmont, :_ll;;t;;lll::,t;;'1842.~--=--:-.,....--,---: IIIIS-3815. ~~~!:~~!:!~!.._ Call ,..,.t.e7n. ett us 03110. c: 730 vans & 4-WDI Comploto Sol* Single RoglllotM Walkor Coon-dog. D IDI3 OodQo Arill Slalion wagon Glenwood Rd . Ashton area· (114)-446-8253 $350, OSO Coil AM< 5 P.M. lit· 1U7D ChiYrolot Scotodalo P~ school bu1 gon b1lront door. 3 Tara Townnou11 Aportmlnll, eacotlont Condition, 114-245448·8000. Short Wheei-Bau, 4X4. &.... btdraom, 2 bath, very nice, mo- Vety Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, 2 1170. l·o•iitont Condition. Profonl'llr,• bile homt. 1 acta land, Cll)' WI· Flooro, CA. 1 112 Both, Fuly Car· .,...:.::;..--- -.,-----1 SmaU Ran Torrlor Fomato, 1100 ter, accepl HUO. $400/mo. 30~· poled, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Concrete l Ploollc: Saptlc Tanko, Each Havo All PuPil¥ Sholl, 814- 1885 Oodgl. Omnl Lookl Good Point Job, Now 350, VB EngiH,' Patio, Sllll $350/Mo. No Potl, 300 Tnru 2,000 Oallono Ron 4ti~~~~~IU~B~.:-:--:--::-::-::--:- $1110.11......_.110. $5,500.00 814·448·7171 , ..,....,. 582·5810 or 304-578-2718. L0111 Pluo Sacurl~ D-oll R• evano Entorprllll, Jacklon, OH :: '' ~ 1..00.537-8521. Wli• Flutly Amlrlcln FulllocdtD85 Oldo 11 2dr, Royal -7375 ,. Largo lllloc:licn ol uaad homo. 2 qulrod, 814-448-3,481,114·4te' .....:.::;....:._.;,;:;:.::__ _ _ _~1 ~ E·"- No......_ •so E-~ ~ _,.,. • ...... ~ • ~, Brougnam, clean, garage kopt. . """""Ram D-50, IOSOo· or S11rting at $34D5. 0101 . 1- 414 """"" • ,., Couch & two cltalro, ladlll gall :':.:'t-38::;::,:7·:.:n:.:24=..__·- - - - - 304-17~ Quick delivery. Call 1·800-837· baG. pull gotl cor11, Z.nJih calli·· · Looko Good, Noad1 Woro 0 .,; Twin Rivero Tower, ,_ ~ not model ollroo, -·"'· dlnot• tD87 Ford Tempo DL. 5 opNd, M-. 8 14 -448-4025" ' opplloodonl tor tllf. HUD lllblld.. ..,.... , ,_ Now 1118 14170 lhrH boclrocm, lzed apt tor elderly and handl· let W/4 chalra, loldlng door, an- V.,ow lutino, HaOdtame Cocb· llr, new tire•, lharp, high mi..s, dque tide bed, andque drnaer, tiel With Cage SSO, 814·2•S.. but runt orut, StiOO, 81~·1185indudlo I monlhl FREE lot ront c::apped.EOH304-e75-el78. keraaene hHiet, Zenith tl'l.niO• 5148. 43811. Only $181 .88 per month wllh Musical ..:,D88=~,-,~F-ord_E_IICOri_...,-..-:-.._-,Ru::--no $1050 down. Call 1·800·837· lWo bo-m opartmonlln Mid· :;:."~~~~dlo. Hogan ~ono. 304· dlopoR, S70 Good, Excollorll Condlon, $1,500 1185 4x4 S·IO Plck·Up Instruments OBO, 814·448·4731 Call After 8 Auto. In Goad Shape, New 28180 I or 4 bedroom. UnfunilhM Aparlmlntlor ranL D11k 150. Tandy computer wl 81>h'l88-030 1. $311,885. Free delivery. 1·100· No Pota. 114-258-1!103, From I printer 1150. Anll~u• vanll)' Bundr Alto SU. I Monlho Old P.M. C!Iji~S.ndly. etu.en7. ::"-::M.:,-li;:,:,P.:: .M::·- - - - - - • 1 ~~~. ~~=~al::.:.l~ " : : Excollont Condldon $180 1088 Chrr~ar Now Yorker, load- 1015 Ch .. r Blazer K5 c ...., ' choir $400. Call Brad II (11 4)3~ .... 3.0 ••• VB, loll of - porll, ••• V·B. Automatic, PW. Pl., ~ Now Bank Rapo'ol Only 3 lei~ 450 . Furnished Rooms 30t-e7!>-7'il14oraot-17s.&t30. Clarlna~ Uood 1300 114 •4411- nigh mileago, no ruot. Btt-4411- AMIFM C111atta. Towing Pti'~ owner financing available. 304 ~ ago, Now Tlito & Whloto, Excllo · 755-71i1. . 8751 3814. • Dining room cllandollor, 5 Nghll, · 111111 Condition, Call Alter 8, ef.(.-'1; Oakwood 28x58 3 bedroom, 2 ~ko ,_; aJoo, jara; Trombone 110 firm. 304-115· ID88 QodQo Dynaoty Ono OWner, 367·7671 . . ~ 114-11!12-3401. 120,ooG lilleo, Very. Cloan, 114· bath, starting ·at 11911 per rna. 1 DIS Joop CnorakH 73, ooo f CIII1-HI7n. \i&l&. · · Miles Auto, 414, 14,300; nee~ Fuel Oil Stove ISO, 114·448· rru....,$100,11t 118 3437. 4025. 1888 Ford E~eorr EXP Slpd, ac, Toyota Camara High Mileage, r Own a new home $1,000/down, tunroot, IPGr1Y, real toDd cones. $1,200, 090 614·••11 · 1316 Aller: no paymenls aher 7 yeart. 30'· Fruits & 580 Grubb'l Plano· tuning & rapalro. 88,000 miln lt,DDS. 304-112· &P.M. 755-5568. . ~ Slaaplng room• wltn ccoklng. Problomo7 Hood Tunod? Call lha Vegetables A110 trailer on river. All ...:..1'\.. •p .... ~~191t0 Aero11ar XlT Trip CorQ.P.,, 0-o. Cal crac1- hoak-up1. Cal afler 2:00 p.m •• ,_. ~. • ~ •'""~"'"' Saw ""' -w -11180 Caprice high mUta, good Prem. Sound, 4 Capt. Chai._, ~ boanl ' it Uno fll0.251 ·5070. l.:30t-::::.;773-:.:.:,.:511:;5:.;1•:.;11a=::oan::;,;WV.~.---I lntornatlonol ochool bu1. $200. Hall work 1:1r, new tire a. 304· 5 78· Good CondiUon, Asking S4,2qQ, ..&; 304 75 84 87 2101. · . 614-446-3402. . for Rent ::.-6=.:.;;.::.::.·-:=:----- ' REPOS. SAVE 810 US CALL 460 Space CREDIT LINE t.eOG-251 ·5070. JET FARr.1 SUPPLIES 10811 Ford Tempo new tirH & 1&110 Vo)'ogot 4cyl, auto. S5,oao,;., Mobilo homo lito avollabio bot· AERATION IIOTORS clulch, transml11lon, brakll, 304-578-1821. ~ & LIVESTOCK TAKE DELIVERY IN SEPT. NO - n Alhono end Po-. coN Raaolrod, Now & Robult 1n S1ock. . 10lld mechanical cond. nuda PAYMENT UNTIL D6C. 1997. 1· 814 3l5-43l7. cal RonEuano, 1·100-537·11528. fll0.251 -5070. omau ropoir. Belt Ollorl 304-475- . 1112 Chevy Fun Size Co-.ion r; Von, I12.90Q,I1Holll-7523. 7308. Take Delivery In s ·ept No Pa1· r.1E RC HANDISE ment Until Dec. 1997 800-251· 1089 Ford Tempo, two door, two 1113 Ford Aarootar XLT, loariOI( 5070. awne11, full sized 1p11e, body pa, pb, p/Windaws, air, cruise....._ goad, .arrona engine, priced to am-fm cassette. 304-&~2895. ~ UNBELIEVABLE Zla71 4 a•d· 51 It · Household ooll· $1 ooo, ·With CD plaror, Goods room~ 2 Balhl, $40,115, Onlr AI Motorcycles ,. 11200, 814·040-:IODB leave ma• 740 OAKWOOD HOMES Of BAR· ltlgoor._,altor 5:30pn\ 1083 Honda 13,000 miles, drlu BOURSVILLE, WV, 304·731· 1089 Oldo Cullooo Supremo ~ llliC lhapo. 304-875-7304. . 3408. 1 Makl Good School C11, Excollon! 1088 Hondo t Wheeler 250 4 room, St.0.551dll!'n. StDIImo. Colt t-aoo-et~t.e7n. --tar 3-This """"PIPII ,.;I~ not kooMr9Y ICCitll AKC Station, New ...rehti•onst•i> that Be sure 10 state your zodiac sign. ous disagreement. 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SEPTEMBER 11 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 11, 1997 dailey