https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/374cdc16eecceb498d752b18c07510d3.pdf 2f275c8c6bb9cf49253b060e6fc08ef4 PDF Text Text Pllge 11• The o.lly S111llnel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I I Meigs drug-free contest winners ,named The foUowina Meip Loc:.1 School Dillrict studenis were named winners Pa•e 0) 11- 2 -., in lhe clisuict's dnaa-frce po<:ay bq c:o1oriJ11 contest, · Kinderprten - CaJee Reeves, Alcundria ~. Brid&eae The winMrs were: Ruuell; tint Jnde- Robert Forem~n; David Day, Caey Hubbud; scM ' -., II laJy first pde .. Kelsea Fife, Amoreae Sllter, Felicia See; second First pade- Valerie Schoepp11er, Kaylee KeDJielly, Ben Coppick; second pade - Britnee Sauters, Mi1n He!DIID, AnaJea Clrter; second pade - llckic Wilson, Faith Dye, Sbauna Clark; third gnde Nathan grade - Courtney Ham, Dnl Rcod, Dayton Jenldu; lhird grade S~. Am~ W'dl, Chris Vanlteeth; founh grade Niki Lewis, Amlllda - Jake Venoy, Amanda Jeffers. Weston Fife; third p1lde -Miranda Kina, JIIStln W11111el'; fifth grade Derrick Rlndolph, Joseph Mushall, Young, Jake Kennedy, Heidi Griffith; fourth gnde - Kcri Evans, Joshua IU!hbum; sixth grade -- Jonalhln Diddle, Dnwna Brumfield Josh · Brilllny ~means, Terri Ruuer; fourth gnde Brlndon Grover, King. , ' , Clare Sisson, Jilli Young; fifth grade Kelly Freem1n, Kara Buff. s.- Center Elementary ington, lburien Carter; fifth grade Justin Klein, Jaynee pavis, First grade -- Donald Nell, John Landalcer, Jesse J>anlow; second grade . Jessica Sturgeon; sixth grade -- Kayte Davis, Heather Hysell, Shan• Cain McKinney, James Wallace, 'Ierry Light; third grade Alexandra non Soulsby; sixth grade Amlllda Feuy, Trenton Rlndolph, Will. Mitchell, Nathan Arsabright, Mau Haefner; fourth grade Kimberly Bush; SLD -- Keith Day; MH •• Chuck Nyc, Rlndall Mahone, Reynolds, Samantha Pierce, Kayla Icenhower; fifth grade .• Corey Gene Buckley, Lonastreth, Brilllny Powers, James Hale; sixth grade - Cory Johnson, Jennifer Young, Travis Burnem. Bnclbury Elementary Fifth grade - Jessica Howell, Jamie Chapman, David Boyd; Rutland Elementary FII'St grade Briaany Harrison, Tiffany McDonald, Jacob Barnes; sec- fifth grade -- Erica Poole, Kanndies Lee, Page Bradbury; sixth r ond grade -- Amanda Miller, Andrea Bartum, Keilah Jacks; third grade -- grade -- Beth Wilfong, Jessica Hooten, B.rook Bryan; sixth grade .Sarah Dawn Jenkins, Samantha Gilbert, Maggie Rupe; fourth grade Jodi . Briuany Denny, Alicia Werry, Jeremy Deweese; SLD/DH -- JesChaffee, Hollie Dugan, Justin Coleman; fourth grade .. Renee Bailey, Ash- ' sica Wolfe, Courmey Hicks, Heather Young. · ley Bayklr, Adam Snowden; fifth grade-- Donald Hysell, Jessica Anderson, . Harrlsonvllle Elementary Chrissy Miller; SLD-P -· Mikie Lavender, Grace Bam:u, Mike McDonald; DH-P - Allen Caldwell, Nicholas McKnight, Timmy Shane; Kinderg~n . Third grade .. Rachael Gafdner! Mirandil'Beha, Amanda Lenigar;. DRUG-FREE CONTEST WINNERS - These Sallabury Element.lry 1t1J.1 (WIF)-- Clayt!)n Bolin, Slacy Macomber, Erica Large; Kindergarten (Tfl')- s1xth grade -- Ben Bookman,Jess1ca Pr~st, James Appell. denta _ . among 111oae named wlnnara In the Melga Local drug-free ~ • Morgan Lentes, Lilly Jacks, Tabetha Withrow, eery beg colOring conteat Shown ere, from left: bottom - flrat gradert Mlcldleport Elemeutary Meigs Junior lliah Valerie Sctloeppna~ Klylee Kenn.cly and Ben Copplck; middle - aecond Seventh grade -- Misty Puckett, Donny Call, Dearold Sealey; gradera Jackie Wll~on Faith Dye and Shauna Clark; beck - third grldera Kindergarten -- Chris Kimes, Briuany Armstrong, Merissa Snyder; first grade -· Casey Smilh, Lacey Stobart, Tiffany Simpson; first grade - Jessica eighth grade Nickolas Dettwiller, Michael Stacey, Shannon Price; Nathan Stotta, Amber Will and Chrla VenReeth, I Smith, Shilwntay Games, Frankie Stewart; second grade Katie Rodehaver, eighth grade Josh Hayman, Ty Gonzalez, Koriel Carter; SBHIDH Brian Klein, Brad Searles, Josh Simpson, ·. . Cusi Whan, Beth Hysell; second grade Cody Davidson, Chrissy Miller, • covers .for second place apd DARE penc1ls for th1rd place. Grades K-3 won Billy Fink; lhird grade -- Kayla McCarthy, Samantha Cole, Jimmy Dia· Meigs High Banner Contest DARE bookco•ers or foldel)i, two DARE pencils or one DARE pencil. mood; third grade - Anna Hartenbach, Ashley Engle, Sarah Da•is; fourth DECA, Nursing Program, French Class, Meigs High School students won $25 for first place, SIS for second place grade .. Don Whan, Sara Oliver, Brooke Venoy; fourth grade Lisa Gheen, Prizes included DARE T-shirts for f1rst place in grades 4-8, DARE book· and SIQ for third place in tbe banner contest for their ·club. Amber Shane, Chet Wigal,, . Ohio Lottery Gonzales wins MVP for. the AL Pick 3: 9-6-Q Pick 4: 1-6-8-5 Buckeye 5: 1-1 0.13-3().33 22 22 Sports an Page 5 22 \ Clear tonight, lo- In the 201. Saturday, moatly aunny, Hlgha In the 50S, 22 22 • 22 . 22 22 e 22 22 22 l 22 22 22 22 22 22 Family _· Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine 22 Home brew.. ..____---.;___ '· . Continued from page 10 .store scheduled 'to open in Coving-, ton, Ky., this month. "You can make . beer thai's less expensive. ·But it's also beuer beer, and that surprises many people," Perhaps most important, homebrewing is ~;elatively easy and fast. "You don't have to be a rockel scienti'st to make your own beer," says Gerald Hegreberg, who sells home-brewing, equipment at his wine and coffee shop, . . "If yo,. follow the directions I give you, you should have good beer with your lint ~atch." . A S-gallon batch requires about · four hours of labor - from boiling mall extract to bottling, Most of hOme brews are ready to drink with· in a month . . But even though it's gaining in popularity, many people · don 't understand home-brewing - or home-brewers. "I've been called ·a bootlegger and an alcoholic," says Paul Araujo. He and his wife, Kathy, make brews in tbeir back yard, They even grow their own hops and culture strains of yeast in the refrigerator. "It's a.great hobby and it keeps the family closer when you do so~thing 'together," Araujo says, Rehabilitation center holds party Nearly 200 costumed children rOamed the halls of tbe RockspringS Nursing and Rehabilitation,Center at the annual Halloween party beld Oct. 29. Residents able to participate in the trick or lreal part of the party left lhe doors to their rooms open, They had been provided candy lreats to Jive the children through funds don~ by Philip Sporn Plan~ · VOl· - One Day Only- •• addit Fine Jewelry BEAUTIFUL, FINE JEWELRY ·WORK PROGESSING- Work Ia progresalng on the Raclneltnlnch of the Melge County Public Library, Krlatl Eblin, dlrectcir of extenalon aervlcea for the llltnlry, said worker• have completed pouring concrete footere and have Installed plumbing, Work could be completed by the . end of February, weather permitting, . Racine branch project to be finished early next year Work began shonl y after the Work is progressing on the new Racine branch of the Meigs Coun- groundbreaking ceremony. 11le new library incorporates an . ty Public Library with construction . old carriag~ ho.use located on the of a new driveway and other addisix acres ofthe (ormer Betsy Tyree tions to the. site. Other site preparation has been P'ickens properly at Tyree Boulecompleted, including the clearing . vard and Fifth Street. Plans call to renovate the car· of brush and installation of plumb· riage house and .add two wings, ing and new footers, according to one to ihe south and one to the Kristi Eblin, director of library west, for additional ,space. In addiextension services. tion, a kitchenette, meeting room, Ground was broken Sept. 13 in and restrooms have been included the village for construction of the new librarj . An officer responding to the call Qllserved a 'Vehicle ·pulling ontQ the stn:et and saw a bystander pointing at the •ehiclc. The vehicle was stppped and two persons were taken info custody. All of the money was recovered, and other e•idence was found in the vehicle and turned over to authorities. The investigation continues as )tical officials consult with FBI agents. ,in the design of the library to pro- , :vide approximately 3,000 square feet. . Worker~ . .!)ave been cleaning the inside Qf the carriage house, preJlitring it for further upgrades.' An old house at the site, now owned' by Racine Mayor Jeffrey Thornton, should be moved soon. Home Creek Enterprises, PQmeroy, was selected as the contractor after the library board accepted its low bid of $287,800. White .House rushes ·to stem concerns over commitment to Zaire In a special arrangement with Acquisitions Fine Jewelry. 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"What we would like is a pledge by the sides thai there will be a cease-fire ." · • The proposal to send 1,000 U.S. troops to secure the Goma airfield and about3,000 others to open an air.bridge of relief supplies was still under dis. cussion at the Uni.ted Nations, · · Diamond NO s99 WITH' APPROVED CREDIT Rag, '150 1/2 Carttt $699 spurs worries Br·a<·el<~ts., 1 01( and 14,}( SAVE .50o/o TO 70o/o Compare Acquisitions Prin:s Bd'orc You Buy Anywhere! • Diampnd Rings • Diamond Pendants e Diamond Earrings e. Cameos • Diamond Te"nis Bracelets •. 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Snow was blamed for tbe partial collapse of a roof on the Magnif Manufacturing Co,, in Mentor, a 'loy manufacturer. · "We are experiencing more problems with roof collapses or roof dam.ages caused by the weight of tbe snow," said Mentor fire Chief John Preuer, "This has been the largest ~ollapse we've hall so far," . No~y was injured in, that collapse or any of the others reported. At the Mentor Green Mobile BsiMCI, roofs on three trailer homes · and 20 car ports collapsed. Manager Jan Wlrdell said ahe was worried SPECIAL CARE - Devld Youmana ac:repld 1now from 1 blm · sbout more d1111age to the homes, roof It the Charlie Burton EataW In •IDIDi Thurldlly. You11111n1 elpeeillly because many people ha~e 1nd hll pertner, Joe Liquori, 111c1 1u • • 1!*111 cere beCiu• 11M 1,10 inaunncq, bulldlnga ,a t the old Illata are roor.d with alate 1hlnglea. (AP) .•, . Committee, said the administration must insist on a "real" ceast-fire before any multinational force moves in. "It is ... imperative thatlhe president provide assurances to the Congress and the American people that U.S. Iroops will not be drawn into a Somalia.' like quagmire 'of warlord-hunting," Gilman said in a statemlllt. Defense Secretary William Perry told rcponcrs the United Slates wanis ·"the acquiescence" of the warring factions before. entering the region, "We are not planning a mission to go in and disann factions or to separate military from refugees," Perry said. "This is a humanitarian mission." Perry met with membllrs of the Senate Al'lflcd Services Committee on Thursday in an cffon to calm lawmaker.;' concerns, a meeting Bacon said "went extremely well. " · But Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., a member of the committee, said the administration had "good intentions but no cl~ar goals" and was acting "!IS if the memories and lessons of Somalia have been forgotten." Strickland makes job creatiQn, tourism priority items on congressional agenda over flooding -No lrileresl On Layaways- Gold Chains and In addition to Canada and the United Slates, the force of I 0,000 to 12,000 is expected to include troops from France, Britain, Spain, South Africa and se•eral other nations. · The U.N. Security Council delayed a decision on authorizing the force until today at the earliest. But countries taking part in the multinational force · agreed late Thursday to a four-month mission, in line with a U.S. recommendation . Canada had recommended that the force remain in Zaire for six months. President Clinton agreed in principle on Wednesday to dispatch a force, spe;uheaded ·by the 1,000 Anny paratroopers from their base in Vincenza, Iialy. · · · · Senate Republicans were quick to express concern about the dangers of the proposed mission. Zairean rebels cmitrol the airport near Goma in castern Zaire, which U.S, forces would use to ferry supplies to the refugees. Rep .. Ben Gilrrian, R-N. Y., chairman of the House International Relations Melting snow Christmas Layaway Only 1~% Down unteers and staff members. Entertainment was provided by ; tbe Big ·Bend Cloggers, Mony Wood gave a DARE presentation, and refredtments of cookies and punch wer<_ served, The facility was decorated in the Halloween motif for the. party and numertliiS volunteers and • , . . Gift Wrappfnt center personnel were on · band to • Profaaalonat J1wtlry Rlplllr as1ist with the observance. .' (September 1995 rates in parenthesis) was attributed partly to c~rporate including: Gallia, 7.7 (8.0) percent; downsizing at American Electric .Hocking, 4.8 (5 .9) percent; · Power plants and ·mines in the area, 'Lawrence, 6'.0 (7.3) (iercent; Pike, 7.2 ' '·'The decreases now can be attrib- · (8.1) percent; Scioto, 8.8 (9,5) per· uted to an improved economy and cent; Washington,' 5.5 (5.9) perl:ent; . people dropping off rolls. Overall, the jobs situation seems .to be improving Vinton, 8.3 (9.0) percent. State employment services offi. statewide," said While Other southern Ohio counties cials attribute tbe decreases to an showed slight increases in unem- · improved economy and more joti ployment from figures one year ago a•ailability. "The economy in this area is (September 1995 rates in parenthesis) slowly improving. You can't point to including Athens County, 5.0 (4.8) one detennining factor attributing to perce~t, and Jackson County, 6:2 the improvement in jobless rates, The (6.0) percent. Ohio reponed a state unemployeconomy statewide and nationwide is looking beuer. There isn't an abun- ment rate of 4,5 percent for Septem· dance of high wage jobs fn this area, bllr, compared to·the national jobless but there are more jobs available figure of 5.o·percent for !he month, .overall," said Tom White, director of Ohio's 4.5 percent jobless rate the Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser- showed a .2 percent increase froin August 1996 figures, but was less vices'' Gallipolis office. White noted that the increased than the 4.7 percent state jobless rate _jobless rate during September 1~5 · reponed in September 1995. GALLIPOLIS - Kenneth .E. foot. .. Sq,war(ls.41; of.GalliJ!Pijl!.Jell!!lilli in • Accoriliilg to Police Chie£..Roger the Gallia County Jail today follow- · Brandeberry, Sowards entered tbe · ing his arrest in an alleged bank rob- bank ana produce<~ a note demanding bery in Gallipolis Thursday. cash. He indicated that he had a gun. .. His arraignment is expected to Upon obtaining an undisclosed take place in the QallipOlis Munici-- amottnt of cash, he left the scene. pal Court today. A bank employee followed the Sowards was apprehended by subject at a distance and advised sevGallipolis City Police approximately era! people on the street to call the a block-and-a-half from Unity Sav· police. City police were advised of ings Bank, 500 Third Ave., Gallipo- the robbery at 10:26 a.m. , lis, after he fled from the seen~ on Best Quality,Diamond Dealer Specials! ~ . I ' . $5 00 000 . Library,work progresses .Arraignment slated for suspect Jn alleged Gallia bank robbery Middleport. Store Only - Friday . ·BY TOM HUNTER • FridaY; November 15 - Tomorrow . OBES reports Meigs' jobless ~ rate is falling .Sentinel Newa Staff 2 Sectlone, 14 Pllgoe 31 cenl8 A Gannett co, N&IOI....,., . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 15, 1996 OIIIIS, Ohio Ylllley Publehlng Company Meigs County reponed one of its lowest unemployment figures in the .last se•eral_ yc~ during the month of .September, according to unemployment figures released this week. by -the Ohio Bureau of Employmen.t Services. Meigs County's 8.8 percent unem·ployment rate for September showed .a .2 percent decrease from August .figures, and a 1.5 percent decrease from the county's jobless figures one ·year ago. According ·to OBES estimates, .8,000 members of the county's 8,800 member labor force were employed· .in Septembllr. Unemployment rates .reached 12.5 percent in the county as recently as February 1995. · , Several other area counties also reported unemployment rate decreases from jobless figures one year ago Ohio UniversitY. College of Os~opathic Medicine Question: My father died from a strokes. stroke more than 10 years ago, Late. One's risk of stroke is influenced ly, I've had several headaches that J by a number of factors, Family histhought were 'the start of a slroke. tory is an impprtant one, and your My doctor tells ine that I haven't had history puts you at some risk, Age is one, though, How can r. tell if I'm the most predictable factor, howev-.· having a stroke? er, The risk of stroke doubles for · Answer: Once a portion of the each decade one survives beyond brain is deprived of its normol cin:u- age 55. High blood pressure, .smokl.tion for mo~ than a few litinutes, ing, diabetes, high cholesterol, irregthose specific cells die. 'Therefore, ular heartbeat and having abnormal the function they served is lost, beart valves are among other risk Immediate death occurs when a factors. stroke affects brain centers that con· HCadacbe is a common symptom trol breathing or other essential life .in several subtypes of iscbemic and functions. Destruction of other hemorrhagic strokes, Fortunately, important but less life-th,reatening though, because almost everyone areas results in paralysis·of one side has occasional headaches, it is not of the body, blindness in one eye, the only ·symptom in these strokes: partial loss of vision in .both eyes, Loss of sensation or the use of some difficulty with speech, or other- body , part is typically present, too. symptoms characteristic of stroke. So if you only have a headacbe, you I ·think the following numbers probably aren't having a stroke, emphasize the magnitude of the Individuals who are Pl'One to problem stroke causes. It is the third stroke can experience a stroke-like leading cause of death in the United episode that cleus up inS to 10 minStates following heart disease and utes. This is called a transient cancer. About 500,000 people have a . ·. ischemic attack, or TIA, and should stroke each year, and 150,000 of not be ignored. Witho11t appropriate these individuals die from it. ''11!e medical treatment, the temporary es1imated total cost to our, society slowing of blood supply to an area from stroke. when counting lost pl;O· of the brain that causes lhe TIA can ductivity aild necessary health care, become a permanent blockage. In is $20 billion each year. That is other words, a TIA ~an tum into a "real" money, even for a politician, . full-blown stroke, If you think Strokes are caused by a disrup- you've had a TIA. you should go to tion in the blood supply to the brain. lhe emergency room of your local This can be frqm either blockage or hospital ·as soon as possible. rupture o( a blood vessel. When loss If you have a full-blown stroke, of circulation is caused by blockage the damage may be irre•crsible. of ihe supplying artery, . it creates Brain cells don't grow anew when what we doctors call an "ischemic they are damaged as skin cells do. stroke." This is by far the most com- Other brain cells may be able to · JOon type of stroke -- accounting for assume a ponion of the duties of . 80 percent of cases and can be stroke-damaged cells and, thereby, caused by hafdening of the arteries, help you regain some of lhe lost . or a bloOd clot that produces an function. But the amo.unl of this . abrupt blockage of the blood flow. reco•el)l is always much less than The Olhef 20 percent are "rupture we desire. strokes" in. which the vessel's con"Family Medicine" is a weekly tents are spilled destructively into column, To submit questions, write tbe surrounding tissue instead of to John C. Wolf, D,O,, Ohio Univerdelivering its oxygen and nutrients sity College of Osteopathic Medito the brain in the normal fashion. cine, Grosvenor Hall, Atbens, Ohio Doctors call these "hemorrhagic" 45701. · VOl 47, NO, 131 \ r By PAMELA BROGAN Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - Rep,-elect Ted Strickland, who agrees with 'President Clinton that moderate Republicans and Democrats can ,work together in the IOSth Congress, ,said his fi.St official acts will be to icreate programs to boost tourism in 'his retion and to help welfare recip•ients get jobs. "I think the voters across the 1nation signaled that they wanted 'moderation," said Strickland, the !Democrat who bllat incumbent GOP .Rep. Frank Cremeans in Ohio's 6th 1congressional District. "I think peo· ·pte are tired of the rancor a~d ,partisan bitterness. I know I'm tired of it." ' "I expect to work with moderate Republicans like Rick Lazio, R-N.Y.. whom I consider a personal friend . !But the more extreme Republicans 'like (House Majority Leader) Rep. Dick Anney and (House Majority Whip) Rep. Thomas DeLay, R-Tex .. 1 doubt whether I'll be able to work with them." · . Strickland also took a wait-and· 'see attitude toward House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and said Gingrich is sounding more like a moderate tbese days. "Gingrich has definitely gotten quiet and put. on a more moderate face," · said. ,Strickland, who visits • 1 Capitol Hill Friday for a freshman He now admits "reluctantly" that orientation session. ,, ,comprehensive health care refonn Out of 73 fteshmcn-elect, Strick- legislation isn't likely to be approved land is oncQftwo lawmakers who are bY. the GOP-led Congres.s: making a return trip to Capitol Hill.. "The next besuhing would be to When lawmakers arc defeated, they insure children," said Strickland, lose their seniority in Congress and \Who sald he got the idea from Verbecome " freshmen" again. mont Gov. Howard Dean, a Dcmoc· Strickland, who was first elected ·rat. to Congress in 1992, narrowly lostto ''Perhaps we could have a chil· Cremeans in 1994 when the GOP drcn's-only health care policy," if took control of Congress for the first universal co•erage is too expensive. 1 time in 40 years. "This would obviously help my dis. The other returning "freshman" is trict and the nation," Strickland said. Rep ..;elect Da•id Price, D-N.C,, who Strickland also said be might supdefeated GOP incumbent"Fred Heine- pon a constitutionalllmendment to man, require a balanced budget if it is simDuring his first weeks in office, ilar to a plan proposed in the last ConStrickland said he will help to boost gre$S by Rep. Bob Wise, D· W.Va. · tourism in tlf!\ region by proposing to Wise's bill would have required .link together county tourism offices Jthe federal government to balance it's in his district. The goal, Strickland 1owrating budget, but carry dP.bt on said, is to create less competition · longer-term infrastructure projects among the counties, but more tourism like roads and buildings . dollars (or the region. Strickland said he would consid.Strickland also plans to launch an er supporting a constitutional amend" economic uplift" program to assist ment if it included a provision to deal people who want to get off welfare, with recessions so that unemployed but don't have the ,proper job-search people wouldn' t be denied benefits. skills or can't attend job interviews Last week, President Clinton because· the~ don't have clothing, seemed to supporHhe idea of a battransportation or child care. anced-budge! amendment. but now During the campaign, Strickland. his top aides are trying to downplay a psyc~ologist, pushed uni •ersal his remarks, possibly because they health care as his top.legislative pri- , don't want to drum upsupponforthe · ority, arn'endment. I )I I ' �• The Dally Sentinel• Page 3 Commentary P.2 Friday,Nove~r15,1198 -· The Daily Sentinel Clinton considers Cabinet choices Xs_t®Ushd ill f!148 I 111 Court St., Pomet'oy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • Fu: 992·2157 .2r A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH MARGARET LEHEW General MIMger eontroller t.ettM to , . dor .,. ...tcOIM. n..y mould De ,... than Jllfl MIOfU. All.,.,. .. •llflled ID flflttmg .ntJ mrMt 1M 1/fried and lncludl--..11/td Mi'•Pl"tonf ,.,_ 1w. No ,_/pled , . , _ will be publlthod. L..- •-ld be In ~ Into, ~ .~,. ,not I I ....... ,.,.o,.,.,_ ' Labor couldn't derail Chabot in .1st District By TERRY KINNEY Aleoclated P111.. Writer CINCINNATI -Organized labor is taking credit for ousting two fresh- . man Republicans from Ohio's congressional delegation. But the <;lOP incum- · bent in southwest Ohio survived the big-money ad campaign. · .. ' "It had vinuaUy no effect in my district," said Rep. Steve Chabot; R· Ohio, a (irst-terrner who defeated Democratic challenger Mark Longabaugh. · · "For the $I.S million they put out, it was money not particularly well spent." . · · The AFL-CIO has acknowledged spending $35 million nationwide. Republicans say the amount could be tluee times that. even though DemocI'IU failed to retake control of Congress. Dan Radford, who runs the Cincinnati AFL.CIO Labor Council, thinks unioniitS got mono than Chabot realizes. Radford contends !hat labor reslutped the debate not only in targeted districts, but throughout the nation. "This whole race was on our issues," Radford said Wednesday. "It was not on gun control or abortion, it was on workers' issues- safety and health -and that's where the whole focus of the (incoming) IOSth·Congress will be. · "I don't think you'll see the IOSth with the same arrogant attitude as the 104th." the first controlled by Republiciii!S in 40 yean. · ·· · Democrats reclaimed the lOth District in northeast'Ohio ·from Rep. Mar· tin Hoke, and the 6th District in southeast Ohio from Rep. Frank Cremeans. In those districts, Democra!S capitalized on the name recognition of fanner Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich and fonner Rep. Ted Strickland: "We had a new candidate. He was articulate and very good, but he had never held public office," Radford said of the 1st District race. "What happened, in my opinion, was that voters took some incumbents back in, along the same lines as (President) Clinton was re-elected. They . rationalized that things are good, and the same things tbat benefited Clinton benefited some incumbents." • Radford thinks labor's campaign ads helped isolate House Speaker Newt · Gingrich, R-Ga. But Chabot, who won with 54 percent of the vote, had not run away from his association with Gingrich.. · "I often said that when I agreed with Newt, he .and I voted similarly," Chabot said. "I was not one who distanced .myself'from the speaker." That association did not hun hiJll, and Radford acknowledged that Chabot did a good job of identifying with the blue-collar ideology of Cincinnati's west side. . "My door and my ear will always- be opo;n to working people, whether they be union or nonunion," Chabot said. The lone grudge he holds concerns "the nature" of some ads bought by the AfL.CJO. One accused him of voting for a congressional pay increase, even though the vote occurred years before Chabot was in Congress. "I don't have a problem with unions spending JliQney on races," Chabot said. "But truth was a casualty." Letters to the·editor Remembering a friend Dear Editor Remembepng the passin~ of a friend, Alf Yeager of Forest Run, , brought back a couple of old memories. In 1942, my pop bought my first car.' the old "Tin Lizzie", from AI f. In 1949, I bought my first home trom him. . It's trUe what they say, that m your lifetime you will touch a lo! of lives. Virgil Walker, • Racme Tax money wasted/ \ Dear.Editor gun specifiCaliop may be applied, but You are the taxpayers and you in the beginning two seperate gun have the right to know just how your specifications were given to me plus hard earned money is being wasted my additional sentences. by the people you elected in office! After appe:'ring. in coun, the secIn April ofthis past year, two sher- ond gun spec1ficauo~ was supposed ifrs deputies were sent to Lebanon, . to be removed smce It IS not permitOhio to cseon me back to the Meigs ted by law. Now, you would be led to County Jail. I was brought back on believe that .three years of hard ume April 28, and was supposed to appear would be removed from my sentence, in Common Pleas Coun. The fol- but the truth as it may be 1s these lowing morning, I was scheduled to actions did absolutely nothi~g_ to appear in front of Judge Fred W. reduce my sentence of the addltton· Crow Jll. but I remain~ in the coun· al three years and your JliQney was · ty jail until the' following Monday: wasted! Previously, I had been ~anded down Joses Scott, 1 sentence of five to fifteen years, ten 1. Inmate, Lebanon Correction 1o twenty years plus an additional. Institute, lerm of six yean actual incarceration Lebanon, Ohio for two separate gun specifications. The law clarly states that only one Today In history ly The Aleocilltecl PreH l . Today is Frid~y. Nov. 15, the 320th day of 1996. There are 46 days left in the year. ; , · Today'$ Highlight in History: On Nov. 15, !7n. the Continental Congress approved theAnicles of Con· federation, a precursor to the Constitution of the Uniled StateJ. . On this date: .· In 1806. exploler ~bulan Pike sighted the mountaintop that later became known as Pikes Pealc. In 1889, Brazil's monarchy was ovettluown. A republic was proclaimed following the OUSter of Dom Pedro II, the country 's second and last •'!'per- or. In 1926, the National Broadcasting Company made its on-air debut with a radio network of 24 stations. • Jn 1939. President Fruklin Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the Jeffer1011 Memorial in WuhinJton D.C. In 1940, the lint 75,000 men were called to armed forces duty under peilCelime con.cription. ·. -' · In 1948, William Lyon Mackenzie Kins retired as prime minister of Cana· da after 2 1 yem. He was succeeded by Louis St. Laurent. · i By JIICk Ander8on and Jill Moller WASHINGTON -- In the summer of 1995, Washington w~earing up for a budget showdownrbetwee11-the Republican Co,f'gress anll-,rresurgent President Clinton. But Rep. Bill Richardson, D-N.M., would occasionally sneak off for some more·delicate negotiations. A series of breakfast meetings in New York City between Richardson and Iraq's ambassador to the United Nations, Nizar Hamdoon, eventually helped produce the diplomatic coup of the summer. Richardson was able to win the release of two American citizens who ~ad been jailed by Saddam Hussein after they accidentally strayed into Iraqi territory. . Richardson's mission in New York Wl!S kept a stri~t ·secret until the two Americans were released, which led to some delicate situations when he would run -into rome of his House colleagues en route between Washington and New York. The strangest moment may have come when Richardson ran into American · U.N. ambassador Madeleine K. Albright, who didn't know about the mission. When Albright pressed Richardson about his destination, he finally told her he By Jack Anderson and ~an Moller was delivering a speech. Sixteen months later, Richardson and Albright are two of the darkhorse candidates to be the next secretary of state, a job that became vacant when Warren Christopher did the expected and resigned following Clinton's re-election. But a senior Democratic slrategist, . ·Who spoke on the condition of anonymity, says Albright likely won't become the first woman to break through the State Qepartment's glass ceiling. ··Albright won't get it," this official predicted. in pan because she has viOlated an unwriuen rule of Cabinet protocol by lobbying for the pust. As we reported last month, Albright bas told associates ihat if she is not chosen as Christopher's successor, she will leave the U.N. post. She ~ also made her ambitions known in a published interview. Some White House officials were less than pleased by her behind-the· scenes ultimatum. Another senipr White House official who spuke to the president about "!bright, however, told us Clinton "didn't indicate any concern" about Albright's public posturing and that he "has a great deal of confidence i~ her." The same senior White House official also added that he "would not be at all surprised" if Richardson became the surprise choice for the post. "He .has done an enormous . amount of things (for the administration) that require deliclite diplomacy1" said this adviser. · If Richardson were to get the job (he's also been mentioned as a can· didate for Secretary of Energy, among other posts), it would represent a sharp depanure from the striped-pants. Ivy League-types that traditionally occupy the State Depan·ment. He would become the first ' ~ou CAN TRUSTYOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHOWEARSTHrSTAR ... ) A daily. kiss goes a ·long way By George R- Plagenz tally, was George, was testimony that this can be true. He kissed my moth· er every morning before he left for · the office: He drove until he was well When "Georgie Porgie ... kissed the girls and made them cry," he should have realized that little girls do not always like little boys to take liberties with them. That of course has not stopped the Georgie Porgies of this world. It was· n't until recently, hOwever, that we began making a federal case of it and Sl!Uttd slapping sanctions on Georgie (banishment from school and no ice cream). Is all this going to lead eventually to a ban em kissing'? Before we rake any such drastic step, we should talk to Joyce Brothers. Her old-fashioned advice for husbimds is "Kiss your wife every morning when you leave for work. You don 't have to feel like doing it. Just do it." · Not only is this good .for a marriage, says the pop psychologist, but "German researchers have found that men who kiss their wives .every morning have fewer accidentS on lhe way to work than the men who omit the morning kiss." · · My father,' whose name, inciden· George R. Plagenz past 80 and never had an accident .. expect for a few bumper encounters of the minor kind. If for you the seat belt takes the place of the marital kiss in protecting you on the highway, maybe another statistic by Joyce Brothers will make a conven out of you. The ritual kissers, she found, earn from 20 per: cent to 30 percent more money and live five ye'!I'S longer than husbands who are stingy with their kisses. I once re~ an anicle by a visiting professor of sociology at Princeton University. He was from Lebanon. Titled ''The Americanization of George" (yes, another George!), the story was about the transfonnation of the professor's 12,year-old son following his arrival in this country. Young George grew up in Lebanon in a " nunuring atmosphere of touching, kissing and hugging -· regardless of gender." Today in the Lebanese professor's household in America, in place of the "tender encounJer" once fondly anticipated by both father and son as th~ father would return home from work, there is a cold handshake and a casual "Hi, Dad" oronmore exuberant occasions a ••tamed version of the American high five ." "Ritualized as the emotive expressions of Lebanese family life often arc," wrote George's father, "they remain nonetheless tokens of good· will and tamaraderi·c and serve to allay many of the fears and anxieties of young people. .. The Georgie Porgies of thi s world would feel right at home in Romania too. When a group of young Amencan.s went t.o Romama. they found a natd1on of k1~1ithrs. O~c .of t~e nkall?n· a1 ances IS t c permlla, or ISSmg dance. . . . , One A_mencan g~rl sa.ld, We got enough k1sscs on our am val \O make us feel loved forthc rest of our stay. " There was little •ubstantive c0 ij,. munication between hosts and guc>its because of the language barrier b~t , . said one of the tour leaders, "the !anguage of affection br\dged the gUlf marvelously." · My old friend Sam Perdue woujd have understood. Every year he sent us holiday greetings with his pre· scription for a happy new year. "Kits a lot, laugh a lot,'' said Sam. : Of course you don't bu1ld warmV, and affection between people bY. forcing them to act the pan. Nevertheless, until we get to the plaoc where we wanttd do it -- where we want to put our arms around each oth· er -- this world isn't going to find fa way out of its problems. t Maybe things will change and v.a:, will be able to revise the nurse!)' rhyme to: "Georgie Porgic ... ,kis~ the .girls and made them cry -· for . more." But uniil that day, Georgie Porgic must stand in the comer: politically incorrect. George Piagenz is 8 syndkated writer ror NewspaJM!r Eaterp~ Asso<iatlon. 1: .l \ ~ • ulations. Its supponen' highest hope opponcniS. masterminded by a Wash· more helpful. The. Dole campaig,, By William A. Rusher was that Americans simply wouldn 't ington Democratic campaign consul- wh1ch m1sht have 1gnned real inlet This column had the honor, on July 1993, of being the first in realize .that bettcr-qualifie~ white taiu named Bob' Shrum, was one of est in California if Mr. Dole hall applicants for college the filthiest I have ever s.cen. Know- backed the meas~re early and loud!) America to rcpun the launching of and Asian ,. _., ing ihat liCalifornians· opposed race and demanded that Mr. Clinton jib the California Civil Rights Initiative. preferences by a wide margin, they likewise, left it vinually untouche~ ·The CCRI amends the state constituhad no alterhative but to lie them· untilraioi~i~Jg it sounded like (and waS) tion to bar discrimination by race or gender in public employme'llt, edu- . admission, state employment and selveS blue in the face about what the an act o'IOesperation. The Republioall cat!on and contracting. "Thjs is a state coatracts were being shoved measure would actually do. Thus they state central committee com mig.. charged (with the loyal help of most sioned an ad for CCRI quotins M. m~tnstream proposal," I wrote, "and aside in favor of blacks and Hi spanof the media) that it would "eliminate tin Luther King Jr., then canceled it Will have tremendous conservative ics. ..5upport: " . . __ Early on, CCRJ's supponers affirmative action" -· that being a before running it when it drew fire f<t At the same t1me, I warned, "We· noticed a· strange thing: Many busi- nebulous but popular term for all • quoting King out of context .. but not must expect that the CCRI will be nessmen, to whom they looked for sorts of progra'!'s to. help disadvan· before giving a copy of it \0 the Loe fought tooth and claw by the what they assumed would be auto- taged minorities, many of which Angeles Times, which spread it aD entrenched interests that are busy mahc suppon, were hostile to the (such as outreach programs and'job uver the state. Anpther ad, 'whic6 . impusing reverse discrimination on idea. It turned out that these busi- training') would be untouched by stressed that Mr. Clinton oppose~ ever-wider areas of American society. nessmen were up to their ears in race CCRJ. They paid Louisiana racist CCRI, may actually have done tiM! I But they are vastly outnumbered, and preferences in their own businesses, · David Duke $4,000 to come io Cal- initiative ~ore harm than @ood. ifornia to debate in favor of CCRI, But the people of Californi4 they ""ow it." . havins long since decided that hiring On Nov. 5, after survi~ing more quotas were 1 small price to pay for · then ran TV spots say ins CCRI was wcren 't ·fooled. Now watch ot'l"C perils than Pauline, the CCRJ peace on the rw:iaHront. By late 1995 supported by "Dole, Gingrich and states -- and Congress -· follow theil , (renamed Proposition 209 on Cali- CCRJ, though a.~ pupular with the Duke." Another TV ad featured lead. WIUJam A. R:uher II a Dinla~ fornia ballots) sailed over the top by voters as e-. was on its deathbed for hooded Klansmen burning a fiery pilhed Fellow ol' tile a husky margin.. lack of the money -ded to put it on cross. Truth to tell, the antics of some of lutltute for tile Study ol' s~ ·n.e story of how the promise of the ballot. the Civil Rights Act of 1964, to bar To his eternal Ql'edit, Gov. Pete CCRI's Slll'JIOr1tn weren't much IIWIIhlp and Polltleal Phllo11pll~ discrimination · based on race, was Wilson endorsed CCRI and named a -------------l twisted in the following 30 yean into black Sacramento businessman, Ward Today's Binhdays: Former White House Chief of Staff Howard H. Bak-• a policy of . srantins preferences Cannerly, to lead the drive to put it based on precisely that, is. long and on the 1996 ballot CQnnerly proved er Jr. is 71 ·.Actor Ed Asner is 67. Singer Petula Clark is 64. Actress loansickening, Congress never voted for immcn~ly competent: The necessary . na Barnes ts 62. Actor Sam Waterston is ~6. Pop singer Fridl (ABBA) is 51. S!nRer Janet Lennon, (The l.ennon Sisters) is 50. Actor Yaphet Kouo is such 1 result, nor did any state legis- funds were found at last, and a mil· , 47. Stnacr Alc~ander 0 Neal1s 43. R~k singer-producer Mitch lluter 1' . lature. It was achieved stealthily,· by lion signatures were collected. 42. Actress Beverly D'Angelo is 42. "Tonisht Show" bandleadcr Kevi The en1ui<lg campaign by CCRI's Eubanks is 39. court decisions and government. tel, . William A. Rusher au-e-. , 1 ~ conditiODJ and hip tempenturea Pomeroy msn cited In accident Helen Lynette Combs ... Helen Lynette Combs, 81, Rutland, died Thunday, Nov. 14, 1996 in Holzer Medical Center. Born Jan. 21, 191~ in Belpre, dauJhteroftho late W'lltiam and M.y Jus· .tice Wan:ro, she was a llomemater and a member of the Full Ooepel LiJhthouse Chun:h, Pomeroy. She is surviv.ed by a son and daughter-in-law, Lee Jr. and Peggie Combs of Gallipolis; a daughter and son-in-law, Dorolby and Gore of Rut· land; four grandchildren and three great-gnndchildret!; and several nieces and nephews. • She was preceded in death by her husband, Lee M. Combs Sr.; and by a grandson and three brothers. Services will be 'I p.m. Sunday in tho Birchfield Funeral Horne, Rutland. with Pastor Roy Hunter·officiating. Burial will be in the Miles Cemetery, Rutland. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. Saturday. .' •• ." .,··" . Dn:w IND. .... ., •IColumbusiSO" l .., ' Mabel ,c. Goff W. VA. ( A 33-year-old Pomaoy man wu cited Thursday ·~ina on c~ ' of failure to control and driving under auspension folloWing • ~ ICCI· , dellt an Riebel Road in Cheltcr Township Sunday. . 1 Charles D. Reitmirc, WiDow Cleek Road, was eutbound on ~I Road in a 1981 Ford Fairmont Sunday around 10:30 p.m. when he fliled . to make the tum onto the bridge and went off the left side of the road, striking the guardrail and slidina over an embankment, striking some trees. Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported . 'The driver and two passengers left the scene, Soulsby said. . Deputies attempted to contact Reitmire Wednesday and loft word wtth relatives. He reponed to the sheriffs office Thursday evening, Soulsby( said. Unattended vehicle strikes car I No injuries or citations were reported after an unattcnded car coasted into a parked vehicle in Thppen Plains Thursday mornins. : . A 1979 Volkswagen owned by Chad Griffith, Thppen Plains, and~- · ven by Michael Guess, Tuppers Plains, was parked at the Thppen PI81J11 . BP station getting fuel, according to a Meigs County Sherifrs Department! · report. Guess left the car running while he went in to pay for fuel. i When he returned, the VW was coasting across Sune Rou~ 7 and struck. 1 a parked 1992 Ford owned by Casey Coffey. Light damage was reponed to right rear door of the Coffey vehicle and! to t!t• corner of the right front fender of Griffith's vehicle, accordin1 to· the repo~. Mabel C. Goff, 81, Langsville, died Thursday, Nov. 14, 1996 in Veterans Memoriw. Hospital. , 'l ' Born Feb. 24, 1915, in Mammoth, W.Va., iiaugh~er of the late SlaDford K. and Beni~ May Grass l;)avis, she was 1 homemaker and amemlier of the '• Danville Church of Christ. Vandalism complaints filed with therlff She is survived by two sons and ilaughtefS'-in·l•w, Marlin and Yvonne Goff Deputies of the Meigs County Sherifrs bepartment investigated of Monroe, Mich., and Delmas and Carol Goff of Lanssville; three daugb. complaints Thursday. te'rs and sons-in-law, Darlene and Earl Dill of Bowlina Green, Ky., Rosan· Jane Reeves, Cherry Ridge Road, Pomeroy, reponed Thursday that dur· ·na and Carlos R. Kitchen of West Jefferson, and Gloria and Keith Oiler of ing the night. someone tore dle door off her mailbox and threw it into tbe ·Langsville; a brother, Samuel Davis of Urbana; a sister, Garnet Harless of roadway. Wilkesville; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sevml niecel and An Wolfe, Racine, notified the sherirrs office th!tt sometime during nephews. the day someone had driven onto his propeny and turned on the outside· · She was also preceded in death by her husband. Darrel K. Goff, in 1969; water spigot letting the water run out. and by six brothers and two sisters. · . Graveude services will be 3:30p.m. Sunday in the Danville Cemetery, ';'By The Aleoclated Pre•• set tonight will be at 5:IS p.m. and Danville, )l'ith Brother Denver Hill officiating .. Friends may coli at ·BirchWater lines in the Tuppei's Plains-Chester Water District will be Oushed ' :. A high pressure system will .pro-· sunrise Saturday at7:18 a.m. ' field Funeral Home, Rutland, from 2,4 and 6-9 p.'m.. Saturday. next week. . . · Weather forecast: :: vide mostly.sunny skies and warmer Donald C. Poole, general manager, announcedthe followins .chedulc: Tonight...Clcar and cold. Lows , 'southerly winds on Saturday. Highs Monday- Chester on SR 248to Five Points, Thppen Plains, Bashan . :will.range from the upper 40s in the from the mid tee~s nonheast to the · to Dorcas and Morning Star Subdivision. . mid 20s southeast. •· nonh to low 50s in the south. Tuesday Vanderhoof Road to Dow Lake. Thppen Plains to Anna McHaffie, 58, Racine, died Thursday, Nov. 14, 1996 in the Ohio · Saturday...Mosdy sunny and a lit;.' An approaching frontal system Coolville, SR 681. J:ould bring some rain to Ohio on tle warmer. Highs 40s nonh to the State University Hospitals, Columbus. Wednesday- Dorcas to East Letart, Thppen Plains to Coolville Road, Arrangements will be announced later by the Fisher Funeral Home, MidSunday, when temperatures will be mid 50s south. Darwin to Pageville, including Gold Ridge. dleport. · Extended forecut: , ·mostly in the 50s, the National Thursday - Guysville and Stewart, Boardwell and Kilvert, and' Sunday...A chance of rain. Luws 'Weather Service said. and Stringtown. Canaanville ·: The extended forecast calls for fair from the mid 30s to lower 40s. Poole said !hat the water may not be clear for several miles around those · · ,skies and even warmer temperatures Highs mainly in the 50s. ·locations while the Oushing is being done, but that it will clear up soon Monday...Fair. Lows around 40 ~ early nel\l week. . . afler the Oushing. If cloudy \Vater continues then the office should be con· . :: 'The record-high temperature for and high around 50. . tacted. he said. ·' . . Thesday... Fair. Lows in the 30s. this date at the Columbus weather He said that . t he schedule !llst· week had to be suspended because of COLUMBUS (AP) .The union Dailey, 36, pf Washington Court , siation was 71 degrees in 1971 while Highs 50 to 55. · system problems and the cold weather. representing Bureau of Workers' ·House, made no statements in coun '!.the record low was 15 in .1883. SunCompensation ~mployees said ' and uid nothing as he was returned agency officials ignored their to the county jail. The union held a news conference requests for tighter security at an office building where a disgruntled ·to release.details of several suggesformer client took several people ·lions to beef up security at the Green hostage. building. • "The drive to reduce COStS may Among them: . CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - . week on charge~ she killed her 3WIXOM, Mich. (AP) -A cam- ic and everyone ran." have ·compromised some of their • Restricting access to some Neighbors of Mary Beth·Davis said • .year-old daughter, Tegan, in March ouflaged man who "shot his way" Said police Sgt. Richard Howe: . : ihey were stunned'lo Jearn the former .I ~82 and poiso~ her 10-week-old security considerations," Peter Wray, floors . · into a Ford plant with an assaull rifle, :"He more or less shot his way int.o • Stationing armed High'¥ay !West Virginia resident has been son, Seth, in September 1981. The spokesman for the Ohio Civil Service killing one man and injuring three ·the plant. .. , charged with killing one of her chi!- boy was left severely retarded and j'lmployees Association, said Thun· Patrol troopers in the lobby. others, hid out in drain tunnels before About 200 day' shift workers were day: The' union represents 1,150 • Making visitors pass through ;dren and poisonina another more than' has since lived in an institution. . . being flushed out with a threat of tear on their lunch break when the gun· bureau and 250 Industrial Commismetal detectors on their way into the . decade ago. · Dane Tabor, a minister who has · ' .man walked into the cafeteria. Qne. . . · . gas. . Davis was taken to Greenbrier lived near the Davis 'home for 35 sion employees who work in the building. Gerald Michael Atkins, 29, bad · employee said "he looked like Ram· • ·Providing better training for 'County for arraignment on one count •years, said he read about the woman's William Green building. . fled into the uqderground maze 'of ·bo" and others were struck by his Authorities say James L. Dailey, security personnel to help them spot ,of lint-degree murder and two counts .arrest in his morning paper Thursday.. stonn tunnels beneath the factory, .calm as he silently rclooded the "I guess it's about the same as! upset . over a claim the bureau had potential troublemakers. :or attempted poisoning. Lewisburg · ·police said. He surrendered Thursday assaull weal'?"· denied, took three hostages on the Wray said some bureau regional :attorney Paul Detch said Thursday_ reading about it happening any· afternoon after several hours when 1 :she was then freed on $60,000 bond where," Tabor said. "The close prox- · · 12th floor of the bureau's headquar- offices already have better security ·;and relurned to her home in Union- imity to one's neighborliood doesn't ters. He was armed with three guns . than the main office. In some, claims police located him in a culvert and him over a loudsP.aker. .;town, Pa., to care for her two other seem to be as irnpunant as the fact and two cans of gasoline, they said. representatives are separated from ,threatened The shooting, at least the fifth at The standoff ended after about clients by thick glass panels. Orher :thildren. that such things have been done. It's a Michigan auto ·ptltnt <ince 1994, seven hours, and no one was .injured. buildings restrict access to work •;' Davis, 43, was indi~ted earlier this· tragic." baflled investigators. Atkins is not a Dailey was a welder for CVI in areas. . the suburb of Hilliard until he injured Bureau Director James Conrad ·: plant worker and has no clear con. 1\vo COIJPies were issued marriage ·his back in 1992. said he has ordered a review of secu- . nection to the lu<ury-car assembly . :plant 30 miles northwest of Detroit. · Wearing a denim jacket and blue rity and agency procedures. :. (Editor's !lote: A laweult out· licenses recently in the Meigs CounFord Motpr Co. spokesman Bill "I'm saddened that anyone would .;IJnee the grtevancee of one ty Probate Cour;t of Judge Roben jeans, Dailey appeared somber during Carroll · said Atkins has a girlfriend B k his bond hearing on .three counts of become despondent enough to create ;party agalnl1 another. It does who works at the plant, but police ~~iving licenses were Jeffrey kidnapping Thursday. Judge Janet yesterday's situation," Conrad said in ;ttot eetablleh guilt or lnnocould not immediately confirm that. Jackson of Franklin County Municia news release. "But instead of •cence.) . Ray Parker, 26, Reedsville, and Jodi · Atkins was. to be arraigned later :, 1\vo lawsuits were filed Thesday · Michelle Cecil, 21. Parkersburg, pal Coun set his bond at $1.5 million dwelling on what happened, we're today on charges that include homi' and scheduled a preliminary hearing using these eventS as a challenge to the Meigs County Court of Com- W."va.; and Charies "" cuward Cade, 30, r · 1 d step up our a rea y aggress1ye agen- ·cidc. imon Pleas of Judge Fred w. Crow rn. Pomeroy, and Faith Ann Witl!row. 2S, ·,or Nov. 22. Startled, unanned security guards 1: Jamie Braley, Pomeroy, filed suit Rutland. da to . improve service 'to Ohio's were helpless to stop the gunman, . injured workers.'' ;Tuesday against Michael Frost, Long ·r,;;;;;;;;;;,;,~,;,=7==="i1 :who also fired at traffic on a nearby f. PTO to meet Conrad said he appointed a com:Bottom. Braley was a passenger in a highway. The Middleport PTO will meet at miticc of employees and security pro'C8I' driven by Frost that was involved · "He was confronted by security 7 p.m Thesday. The first and second fessionals to evaluate the risk at 1n an accideni'ln Middleport on Nov. Am Ele Power .......................42'4 guards at the door and asked tQ· ' graders will present a Thapksgiving bureau offices. He said he expected :Z2, 1994, ..,.,ording to court docu· Akzo ................ ,.....................6.5 \ jleave," Carroll said. "He then pulled · program. recommendations within I 0 days. :Rtents. He alleges receiving severe A1hlarid 011 ...........................43'1. 1\vo armed, city police officers out an. assault rifle and stoned shoot· 1 ATicT ••••••••.•• ~ .........................37'1. ~itjuries to .his neck, baclc. legs and ling. That resulted in chaos and panwere on (luty . · Bank One ......................... ~ .....42:~ Au~iary to meet )bqulder. A jury trial is requested. 8oft! Evan• ............................ 13 • The New Haven Volunteer Fire : In an unrelated matter, the Vinton t Borg-Wamlir ......................... 39'1. Dep~ent Auxiliary will hold a · ~ounty National Bank of McArthur · Chemplon ............................. 22'1. Christmas bazaar Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. . FRI. THRU TKUAS :,;led a foreclosure action against : CharmiOfl Shopa.................. 4'). Units of the Meigs County EmerEMILIO ESTEVEZ IN to 4 p.m at the fire building in New i :James M. and Tammy, S. Petty, . City Holding .......................... 22'o gency Medical Service recorded five D3: THE,MIGHTY Hav~n. A parade with Santa Claus Federal Mogul ....................... 22\ :McArthur, doing business as James · DUCKS Gannett .................................n"J. and the Wah.ama Band will begin at calls -for assistance Thursday. UnitS :Petty Logging. The bank seeks to responding included: ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 Gooctyar .............................. 48~ I p.m. Door prizes will be awarded. ~over $71,789.58 plus interest. MIDDLEPORT 4te Bt23 K-mart .....................................9\ For table reservations residents "'ay 2:29 p.m., State Route 7, Nellie Lllnds End .............................. 25 call 882-2814 or 882·2231 . Limited :................................. 'Watkins, Veterans Memorial HospiThe Sentinel Ohio Y1lley tiiiiiK ...................~: tal; . 8:23 p.m.• Overbrook . Nursing I Center, Mabel Goff, VMH. Veterans Memorial ,.......,.. evuy llftenloon, Moodily......,.., RUTLAND ' ftldly, Ill Coon St., Pomeroy, ,Ohio, by lhe Thursday admissions- Florence. 10:03 a.m., N(w Lima Road, · · , 'llllio Vlttoy l'Wtlohill eo....,IO..- Co., Circle, Pomeroy; EmmaJ. Robinson, (......,., Obio 4!1769, ·Pb. 99'2-21$6. Second Helen Combs, Holzer Medical Cen' : Racine. · - - pold. """-·Ohio; . ter. Thursday discharges .:.... none. II Q lit 'he AIIOCIIa!cl Preu., ad &be 01110 SYRA.qJSE Holzer Medical Center lfe•¥41 Aetod lc 2:07 a.m., Waters Edge ApanDischarges Nov. 14 - David ments, Racine, Dole Hoffman, HMC; · Our Entire stock of artiftclal · Stock raporta 1r1 Edwards, Nea Henry, Mrs. Paul n. DllifJ SooliMI. IllC<lon I'IOII1MAIIUISoed ·51., -Pomeroy, - .. 5:33 p.m., Rocksprings Rehlbili· quat• provldttd a.m. llllio 4S71i9. . Sanden and daughter, Joyce Kern. ·. tation Center, Jleen Woods, VMH. . of Gelllpolll. . - (Published wltll pe1'tDIMioa) "' two :·Warming trend expected · ·: to hit .area on Saturday TP-C plans water line flushing Anna McHaffie Union renews concerns · over workplace security Deadly shooting at Ford plant puzzles authorities ~:Ex-neighbors of murder • i~uspect jolted by charges :a '•I • i Curtains for race preferences t2. Al:cuWeamer8 roo- ror MICH. Americaq of Hispanic heritage !O gain such a senior slot in an admi~: ·istration. · Yet it would come as little surprise to the world leaders who have come to know Richardson during his diplomatic forays on the administration's !>ehalf. Besides Iraq, Richardson has helped resolve diplomatic stalemate.s in Nonh Korea, Haiti and Bosnia, among other places. He declined to comment for this article. Sources say Richardson is among a small group of contenders who've been contacted by the White House -- a group that also includes former Georgia Sen . Sam Nunn, former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell and Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana. Clinton himself is. keeping quiet on the issue. . As of early this week, the front· runner appeared to be·Mitchell. He and Clinton became close during preparation for . the presidential debates this fall .1>(ltchell played Bob Dole during rehearsals. The two also became close during Clinton's Olst two years in office, when they worked side-by-side on controversial issues like NAFrA and the 1993 bUd· get agreement. "Mitchell really built a rapport with Clinton in the debates," says one Democrat w"" knows both men. This source says Clinton views Mitchell in some ways as a "father figure, " who's wise in the ways of Washington and helped the young president during some of his most difficult days. Mitchell could not be reached for comment. Yet Mitchell may decide to pass on the opponunity to rc-cntcr.politics. He recently got married, and he' ~ turned down other time-consuming opportunities .that have come ~is way, such as becoming the commissioner of Major League Baseball. A senior White House official says Clinton is relying on~ small group ,)f advisers for this decision. consisting of outgoing Chief of Staff Leon Panetta, incoming Chief of Staff e Erskine Bowles and Christopher. 1'\1!' official said that Christopher's advice would probably carry the greatest weight. Jack Anderson and Jan Molt,r .are writers for United Feature Sy11dicate, Inc. '•' Local News in Brief: ~J.~?. 16 • • ! :icivu ·actions filed · Marriage licenses :m 'Announcements S&OCkS Meigs EMS runs :,.--------------~----~· 1n. Daily Hospital news November 16 & 17 · Saturday & Sunday •. Christmas Trees 2ft. -10 tt. ., Conloror-~IIATII o.e llllk..ooo~OOOU $2.00 .......-..................................... :10 .a..--.. . . . -.. . . .,_. . . . .. . . . . Ole - .. ONOOOO . . ooOOM _ . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . lll«lLI COrY PRICE .~Joll!> .................................:................ 3~ . MIKE CANAN ·and family would like to thank the 4,000+ voters who supported him on November 5th, and all of the many ·people who worked so hard ·to effect a change in · the Sheriff's Omce. Our first venture into politics has been enlightening, rewarding, and encouraging. Thank You, Sl04.00 c..o. ' I ., 1Ma'* ..... 10 pay 1he tttrler m11 -- - ........ 'l1lo Dolly-· ,. ' - . lla or 1 2 - boll• Ctdl wiD be :..---- 1 llo toid• by "'"'' I -IIIII Ia - •----~ ..... 117?'? ~~~ dill . . . . . . ,.... ................ ' lft!OI period. S. 'I lpd• 1'111 ...... _,.lllilltl' I lb); ...... dlll , , ......_.,.. '' I;Ficn . 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I to s. : .. s...• to 5 ·a . -~·111Wi''I· M' · ;;II ·''ll'._iii.' ,. -- • �• • Friday, No~ 15, 1918 The Daily Sen~~~ Sports AL honors Rangers' Gonzalez with MVI' honors Frkllly, Novamber 15, 1 - . _ Eastern volleyball teams receive honors at banquet VOLLEYBALL SENIORS HONORED - Eut· . · em'a Mnlor ~~Warda went to Mindy Sampaon, PU- Athl~tes, coaches and family members of Eastern High School's DivisiBn IV sectional championship volleyball team were honored Thursday at an awards. ceremony in Parkersburg, W.Va. . Coach Tony Deem . awareded members of his seventh- and eighth· grade championship volleyball teams their awards and praised the players for their great efforts. Both junior high teams had championship se'/Sons and placed second in the Eastern Invitational Tournament to Division II Athens. . Next, reserve coach Paul Brannon awaroed members of his TVC championship team their awards lind praised the clqb for a great season. Veteran coach Don Jackson then honored members of his 1996 sectional championship club. The Eagles finished 13-10 overall. Jackson said, "This. was a very productive year and I really enjoyed coaching this particular team. At times we defeated ourselves, but in the clutch the girls came together to · play well as a team. We got off to a slow start, but had a very good sec~nd half. I was especially glad my ay Aalker, Martie Hoher and Merlldhh crow (L·R). Ele~en athletes in the Eastem fall seniors got to taste the thrill of a championship." sports program earned all-acadltnic ''The tournament win was a great Tri-Valley Conference hollon. The win that took good team ball," Jack- criteria for the award n lhlt the llhson said. "Every girl stepped up lcte must be a sophomore or above, when they had to. You had to give earn a varsity letter and mainllln at Southern credit for coming back like least a 3.S averase since their fresh· they did. but our girls got toush man year. Seven · memben cif the clwnplwhen they had to. We beat a very onship volleyball team- Mendilh good ball club." Senior 'awards went to Mi~ Crow. Jessica Brannon, Patsy Aeik· Sampson. Patsy Aeik'er, Martie er, Mindy Sampson, Valerie Kerr, Holter and Meredith Crow. Special · Martie Holter and Michelle CaldWell Honors went to Jessica Brannon, - earned such honors. Crow, AeikBest Spiking Percentage ; and · cr and Holier were also National Michelle Caldwell. Best Serving Honor Society honorees. Other sports figures at Eastern Perceil.tage !Vld Most Points scored. Caldwell had a 94% serving average. gaining all-academic honors were Martie Holter won the Most Chris Buahanlin, Billy Francis, Kelli Bailey and Jamie Drake. Improved Award. • SPECIAL VOLLEYBALL HONOREES - Special honora for Eaaqm'a Y9lleybellteam went to .•. ;.,. (L-A) J ...lca Brannon, Mlchillle Caldwell and Martie Kolter. - • front are (L·R) Jamn Clifford, Adam McDaniel, Pat Aalker and Rickie Hollon. Behind them are Billy Francia, Chrla Bailey, Daniel Otto, Jaromn Callway and Jeremy Hupp. SPECIAL FOOTBALL HONOREES- During a recant awards ceremony for Eaatem High School athletea at Royal Oak Reaort, thaaa football pllyara earned apacilll ..,:ognltlon for their afforta. . ' In ~are (L·R) Joih Hager, Billy Frilnc'-, Chrla Buchanan and Nata Rlldford. Behind lhlim .,. Chris Belley, Daniel Otto and Adam McDaniel. Scoreboard __ rll: New Yon .............. ,.6 . "~ .150 r.t. WultinJIOII-' ~toil , 7::l0 p.m. Cbiea&o 111 Clwlone, 8 p.m. ()rlouookt...................J WlihinSIOft ............ .3 .7l0 ~ .714 4 .419 4 ...29 New .Jmcy ., ............0 4 - I ..................... l Plol~lphio ...... :... ,.. J Balcon ..................... 2 · " .333 ,I)X) 'Centnlll Di•WDn ~ ...................& 0 1.00 [loornit ....... ..............6 I .857 2 .714 I , ~ 2~ Toton.IO .................... J .429 Jndim~ ..................... l 4~ :I .167 6 -·- · M inneac~alll New von. 1 p.m. ·Bosfon at Wubinpa. 7;30 p.m. Toronto llf Orlaodo. 7;30 p.m. r. .1! HouJIOn.,,.,:., ........... 7 4 4\1: Uooft ....•................ "... J fe4'1Mc10t1~··· ............4 / [Je........................ .! Doll. ..................... .. 2 Sao ......................2 VIIICWVCII" .........:..... 1 2 .600 ;I .S71 ' l .37l .286 ' .286 1 .12.11 Gl. 4 •t ·~ 6 .. ...... Ill_ ..625 1, . L.A ............... ,. .... l L.A ~ ...........4 Poniand.: ..................f (iokkn s~ ............2 5ICIMJl!nl0 .............. 2 3 3 .l71 3 .286 ~ .286 lh PhoeftiA .................... O 8 .000 6 Tbunday'• ~eores New Yort 99, Tmo~~tp 96 . OflaNio 96. O..kl«e 89 Mianao~a I00. Dall11 90 ... 90, toodilll V..counr ,.-.z, Pboeai1 fP s-1o 94, L.A. Ctippe<J 71 Gololoos-9l,lofdw.,.,.f6 ss . NCAA Division I . men's 8410re& I~ l'h l~ Daw -· · flaw: - ll~ 61.1.~& AJicn. Wuh....... 232 976 Wallm. Phil. ...... liB S,..n, 0.0 ....... 181. E. Smhh,l>-.11......lll A~!t Alt. .... 153 949 ll4ll tiOO 716 lbal,.n flaw: . ~M.I& Centers. Ariz........ 67 M.on., 0.0 ...........<16 Ri«, S.F...............6l Carter, Min..........,59 Pryor, Ploli .,........ ~ ~IIlJ-. ~ 1161 7110 17!'1 711 1346 10 8 4 4 I l Aa.Liim · ' 4.2 491 17 4.4 ~ K 4.754o ).M 24 6 9 4.7 32t 4 Au.Liim .7.5 21 13.0 l<ll ll.S !9 Ill 40 13.9 •~ 4 1 ·~ 5 1 Willi'S CIMRMIS . . '1110 Qooo- "I.e. U.ID..IIL 94 1280 9 4 Hu!T¢ri<t. S.D. Ul 141 1624 ll J Fricu. Sco. ..... ,19! 112 1411 8 J Tt:slavctde,lbLJS8 lOt 2703 23 ll RUTLAHD,OH HUiiliiiCnm• Carefully Slleand Scoteh &: White Pine tr."Pitt . . . . . .Atfl4 ~ll Domo. lleol. .........lll tOl$ .4.1711 1 ... "' Up with. peatll~l ~doll oi ..... W.. ' Call741-2143 or 7G187' · NDI'IMIIIII! _ , -· Elway, Den.........l\8 204 ll78 20 II Five AmeriCI69 N. UH .... 1118, Ooiu Se""' 61 N.C. Chorloae 11, ~ Ro)oola . ' Mlllino, Mia. ....... l60 MOClliDil71 ~ HlJh NW La•lsia•a IDO, l•rb..lt AM.Cw Gr-. Ari•.213 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Go_.7l. Silorie. Ulhloaoololl · Hoft~n~83 , COftwrte AU·SIIIfl 80 Manhlttan 85, T•nilia Sol Midli... Sr. 9l, Slo•lll< llq>. l7 MinntiOII 10,, Coavmc AII·Siart MUll k, NFL!Uders diM91 pbm ~e WuhiRJtoe Ill , Oklbll &· 91 .• Favre, G.B.........1)55 209 l.'l~ 1.7 IA111L'f, Phil... .... l97 117 14~K ~ S._ Youna, S.f ..... l.54 96 1119 5 Attun.l. Oal.. .....)lO l04 115) II Mondlly'spme Ath-ln Mloo 70. Morny So. 69 Club Tclecoao ol....,.pl 92. """"'· I -·. o-....-. Gran Bay 11 Dalla, 9 p.m. COOIII70 ~ ·'"' Van..:oum at $tattle. 9 p.m. , Alabama 79, BC KIDirida 'Rijeka SooHio ......................6 $ ~ MilwaUMelll LA. Cli,.,_., 9'p.m. 2~ ' 2~ . filar r.m. Sunday'• pmes 4 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Weber St. 93, BC 8Mba 72 WEST VIRGINIA 96. MAtnlhon 69 Caroli1111at St.l.ol.4is. I o.m. O.kago IU Kan~a~ City. I p.m. CJNCINNAn aa &ufrale,· l p.m. Denver lit New EnaiiUid, I JG~Cbcll~lne at Pitt$bur&h. p.m. Ne:w Orleau It Alllllta. I p.m. ' N.Y. Jtu atllltianapolis, I p.m. Se.ttle 111 Detroit, I p.IIL . .Wadlinaton ill Philadelptda. I p.m. Ballimote Ill San FraocfKo, 4 p.m. Miami a1 Hoo11on, 4 p.m. ,N.Y. Giani• a1 Ari&Oftl. 4 p.M. T..,.,. B•y • S.. Dlqo. 4 p.m. MiniiCIOIO Ill Oakland, 8 p.m• Portland a~ Indiana, 6 p.a Go&deo Srae If San A,....o, 7 p.... L.A. Lukttt II Pboefda, 9 p.IIL · "I .r.t. 87~ . Wasblnaton 94, Brew11er Packtna 7K Sunday's pmts Allp.nta Gf Chicaao, 8:30p.m. Umh 31 Dallal, &:30 p.m. Golden Stale If Hou1IOB. &:30 p.m. Sacr.unen«oatScank. IOp.m. 6SS 10.6 46 9 M..C••II.Iac, ....S8 168 Ill !2 2 Football NFL's Week 12 slate ' Detroit.- CLEVELAND, 7:?.0 p.m. Den~ at ~w Jency, 8 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Mldw.. DIY- . PMadelphiadliomi, 7:50p.m. I~ 2~ 2~ ~ 4 PICKENS. CIN....62 1).7" T. Braw~t,Oak. .....61 137 12.1421' 1 Manin, 5.0 .......... _19 1&1 llJ ~I II W. Keahteky 92, Mladoll39 ' I!IR.I& Au.Lii m Shatpe,Den. .........64 818 Saturday'• pmee 3 4 2 .714 4 .500 .429 Milwaukee at Sacramen1o. '0::\0 p.m. 4.4 78 4 ltl 36 1 Recmen l'laur . 1«163 , p.m. l '. CLEVELANO .........l Milwauktt .......... ,~ .. S Allanta ..................... 4 Cbarlonc .................. 3 ln(tilfWlM Sill AmtDo. 8:l0 p.m. Vmncouvtr at Utlh, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippen at L.A. Lakm. IO::tO Gl. l MuiTfli.NY j ...... 199 812 Thonw. Buf....,.. 214 MOS Am~mcu New Orlelllll 7&, VASDA 72 Ni\:bolls $1. 94, Bulpriu 65 Oklahoma 8,, Con.:.:o Oil61 Ottaoa , .... AUIUII One or China 89 Pella Windows76. DePau174 (CrT) Rlder 78, NH O.rrav11.U Tames!ICf Tech 66, Yu&odavia St- p.m. Miami at AllaDla. 7:30p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Mexi co 112, Spulding .11 P~l:md•NewJener.. 7:30p.m. CLEVELAND 11 Philadelphia, 1::10 NBA standings ,., N~w Denver ar Boaon. 7 p.m. ' numbers.'' · .Gonzalez had great numbers in 1992 an4 1993, when he hit 43 and 46 homen. He then slumpedlo 19 in 1994 and 27 in 1995, when he ~ported to spring training overweiJZht, mis~ 54 JZames with back and neck injuries and spent most of Indians finished third with two first· place votes and 228 points, followed by Seanle's Ken Griffey Jr. with four . first-place votes and 188 points. Two of Griffey's first-place votes came from Seattle writers, severely denting Rodriguez's candidacy. Mo Vaughn of the Red Sox, who won the award last year, was fifth with 184 points. Texas catcher l~an Rodriguez received the other firstplace vote but was on only 13 ballots overall, finishing lOth with 52 points. The only time the AL MVP race was 'Closer was 1947. did nothing for the MVP chase because the votes were already in. Now that he's back among the game's elite players, the 27-year-old Gonzalez must remain there. "I continue wort.ins hard for next year and for> years to come," said Gonzalez, who joined 1974 MVP Jeff Burroughs liS 1he ·only Rangers·to win the award. "Nothing is easy in this game. Nothing is impossible, too. I will continue working hard. The big thing is staying healthy, because I have ihe ability." Albert Belle of the Cleveland 1993 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN ' ' ....... Hoo...... JI2 I9P Cft,. U 76 4 '( 4'2.,.. -·ll':ll'"' " 9479 $21 995 OHIO 95 CHEVY CORSICA 1989 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 8488. Auto, air, aterao, mora · $7 995 Mayle, Mindy Sampaon, Plltay Allkar and Martla Holter. Behind them are Jesatca Brannon, Michelle Caldwell, Valeria Karr, Maredhh .Crow and Jull Hayman. SECTIONAl- CHAMPIONS HONORED- Members of Eaetam'a 1986 Dlvlalon IV aactlonal champlon•hlp team were honored Thursday night. In front are (L·A) Stephania. Evans, Kim for an Adult Education Class for 882-395 I after 1 p.m. Further mfor- mcetmg. individuals interested in ·bee~ming ~~ - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ an Ohio High School Athletic AsS<r cialion certified Basketball Official. The class, ~nsored by the Jackson Basketball Officials Association will~ , conducted at Meigs High School, .ginning at 6:30p.m. The successful completion of the clasS will enable class olf~eials to officiate all levels of basketball exco!pt for Varsity in the current season.. For further information, contact · any 'local basketball official or con- Tampa Bay ........ ..6 H 2 N.Y. Islanders ......4 1 ~ Hockey NHL standings , Nordi!U EASTERN CONFERENCE At.....UCDI•W. Z.. lii L I fll. Aorida .......:....... ll 2· • 26 Phillddphio ....... IO 10 0 20 New Jct~ey ..........9 6 ,J 19 Wuhin&lon .......... R 9 0 ,16 ,N.Y. Ronpn ..... ,.610 4' 16 llt: liA !6 $4 ~8 ll ~ :'19 4K ~I 60 " J 14 !il JJ 41 IM....-. Harlrord ...............9 5 2 20 49 DuiTnkt................R 9 I Bouon ................. .6 1 ) 17 47 IS 47 Montreal.. ..... ,... ,..6 9 J OttPi awa .............. .4 1 ~ nabuosJI ............S II I IS .67 I) 4J II q -·- S4 41 4~ S. S~ 7~ Sl 6!' . The Eastern Easles, Meigs M&lluders and Southern Tornadoes ..will open ,their 1996-97 boys' basketball campaigns with preseason preview outings schedQied for .Friday, Nov. 22. · , >' Jeff Skinner's Meigs Marauders r varsity squad will appear' in the 31st 5annual A~ns County Shrine Pre· • view at Athe'ns High School's :. McAfee Gymnasium, as they take on .1Jay Rees' Alexander Spartans in a . 18:30 p.m. contest: . ! The game is part of four exhibi,:.tions on tap. Also on the agenda are . ;;Vinton County vs. Logan (7 p.m.), ~ Trimble vs. Federal Hocking (7:45 !p.m.) and A~ns vs. Nelsonville\\York (9:15p.m.). . ~ Eastern and Southern will take . ''part in a reserve/varsity boys' and ·airls' preview friday at .Southern High School's . Charles Hayman tlymnaSium. .• ·· • 1 The reserve Jirls will open up the evenin&'s action at 6 p.m. Following )Viii be the varsity sirls preview at 6:45p.m. The reserve boys' preview begin at 7:30 p.m. The boys' y~ity nightcap is scheduled to lip 9ff If 8: 1.5 p.m. · I 'l'"lclteta Will be $3 for adults, and S2 G; students, . Sedan, Model No. 74-Power steering, power brakes, auto trans w/ OD, Power window, power door locks, power left seat, AMIFM cass, 112 carriage roof, titt, cruise, 302 Efi engine. Ratall $6ns ....................................: .........Sat• Prtc• •sooo 94 CHEVY S-10 BLAZERS 1994 CHEVY 0 PICKUP . - 5·1 ' 1' ' - Glrls'basketball preview set for tonight ·JtWLHS I ~- '•<b<li 1988 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA Clean, Nn'a 95 OLDS ACHIEVA BUICK SKYlARK PONTIAC GRAND AM graat, ve Prlce'8900 $3520 ·S9 999 ~f,~ 97 CHEVY CAVALIER 1994 CHEVY APV VAN 989 ~f.i6 PONTIAC GRANDAM 4 Dr, auto, air, lilt, defog, c... . 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'96 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME appaararica pkg WAS$13,681 ;.m J . i ,..... 5 spd, air, c:Oia, 4 Sedan, Model No. 82, power steering, power brake, power window, dual power seats, power mirrors, air, AMIFM cass, CD player, leather Int., wi~ wheels, canbrla cloth roof,'crulse, tllt,'lceytess entry ayaiem. 3/4 Ton, loaded 5 Basketball officials ·class registration deadline Monday ~egistration ·will end Monday . tact instructor Dave Jenkins •! 304· ·, '!'ation"can be obtained at M'!nday's ' Basketball Gonzalez received 11 of 28 fint· place votes and 290 points mballoting by the Baseball Writers Associ- . Ilion of America. Rodriguez. who hit a league-leading .358 with 36 homers and 123 RB!s, received 10 first-place votes and 287 points. "All year, people talked about Alex as the No. I contender for the MVP award. Right now. I'm sur· . prised myseU," Gonzalez said in a telephone news conference from his parents' home in Vega Baja, Puert9 ~co. "I never talkedpbout winning MVP because a lot of guys had great the season u the Ransers' designated hiner. He returned to the outf~eld Ibis ·season, playiiiJ riiht field for the first time. The way he embnlced the move and strived to improve at the new position was further proof of his maturity and rededication. So was his the way he approached his conditioning drills: 1112 hours of exercise to loosen his neck, back and legs prior to batting practice, with more wos.k after games. . Alth&gh a leg problem disabled him from May 9 to June I, Gonzalez rebounded to set a major-league record with 1S homers in July. He also led the majllrs that month with a .407 average, 38 RB!s, 99 ·total bases and a .917 'stugging percent· .age. The most memorable month of the year, though. had to be October, when he hit five homers in a fourgame playoff series a.g.inst the New York Yankees. That performance I Meigs County cage crews slate previews Tonlght's games lime." ~S/ l FOOTBALL SENIORS HONORED - During a ..-cent ewarda ceremony for Eaatem High School ethletH at Royal Oak Reaort, theM Hnlor footIHIII.pillyeraaamed apaclal racog111tlon for 1helr ·efforla trclm varalty head coach CaHY Coffey. In . ' ' 11immest marsin ever. "I never looked back. I looked forward every Auto, V6, 4x4, loaded The Gallipolis Daily Tribune, The Daily Sentinel and the Sunday 1imu-Semintl value the contributions their readers make to the sports sections of these papers, and they will continue to be published. · However, certain deadlines for , submfssions will be observed. The deadline for photos and related articles for football and other fall ·sports is tile Saturday before the Super Bowl. The deadline for phQios and related articles for basketball (summer basketball and related carnps fall HONOREES- During a racant ewarda catemony for Eatunder the summer sports ·deadline) ernGOLF High School athletaa et Royal Oak Reaort Flva Polnta, et and other winter SP.Jrts is the last day left, Radley Faulk (left) won the Moat lmprovad Award. Matt King of the NBA finals. won the Coach's Award. . · .. •• ... , • By JIJIII ARON ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) Juan Oonialez came iniO Ibis season feelina be had a lot to prove. He wound up provin& that he's one of baseball's best playen. Gonzalez was a fast-risins star in 1993 after winning his second straight major-leagite bome run tide, . but his cam:r got untracked the last two years because of injuries and pei'SOIII! problems. . Ia 1996, however, he came to spring training looltins and acting like a new man. He arrived early, was slimmed down and adopted a . refreshing new attitude. The results: a career-high 47 homers, 144 RB!s in just 134 games, the ·flfSt division title in Texas Rangers history and, on Thursday, the ALMost Valuable.Player award. "I worked hard, sacrificed a lot and dedicated myself," said Gonzalez, who edged favorite Alex Rodriguez of Seattle by the second- 95 CHEVY BLAZER LT Sports deadlines "'~·~ .. The Dally Sentinel• P8ge 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohlo 7 p...ngar, auto, air, Y&, atareo $10,690 �-.... ~ ' • Frldly, Nowmbet' 15, 1898 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pllge 6 • The Dally sentinel • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio · The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 The Internet the way it was intended, for global -networking Ann landers By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: You've printed a lot of letters about the Internet, and although many of them are about spouses running off with their newfound "soul mates," you've been open-minded enough to menlion some good .self-help groups, 100. I have a great Internet story for you that I read in.the Journal of the l American Medical Association. l hope you will print it. BKk in 1994,.a 21-year-old Chinese girl studying physical chemistry in Beijing became quite ilL She had llbclominal pain and hair loss but responded to traditional Chinese therapy and nubitiq_nal support. In March 199S, however. she was hos· pjtalized with a variety of central nervous system complaints, and within five days. she lapsed into a coma. The doctors performed a battery of tests, but the girl didn't respond. Her fellow students at Beijing University were concerned about her and sent out e-mail over the Internet, ical assistance from around the male, 28, and have a 'aood life. 1ood channins. I wish I could bl~. but world so this girl could be properly family, good friends and a lreat job. it's hopeless. One would think that treated, I'm considered good-looking and more than 40 years of writin1 this column would produce an occasionChinese physicians reported am fairly outgoing. shortly after that the young student So what's my problem? I blush at al blush, but it has never happened. P.S. I'll bet you are a blue-eyed regained consci®sness and the the drop of a hat. I can tum red if prognosis is encouraging. They are . someone mentions "toilet paper." blond. My research reveals that lh!:Y also checking to see if perhaps the I've been told by several 'women are the best blushers. ' Gem of the Day (Credit Lyndon · girl was deliberately poisoned, since that when I blush I look "cute," but thallium poisoning• would be diffi- I really do hale it. Is there anything I B. Johnson): ~Y daughter, . Lucy can do to keep myself from blush- Johnson, was asked by a wnter ,to cull to contract otherwise. describe her relationship with her This ·is truly the Internet at its ing? :. Tomato Face in Chicago best, Ann. I hope you will let your Dear Chicago: Face it. You're a father, hoping to elicit a warm famireaders know. ·- Techie in Chicago !>lusher .. and there is no way you ly feeling. Sbe replied, "Blood." send quesdoas 10 Ann Landen, Dear Techie: You let them know. call do anything about it. In fact, 'the Creaton Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen• and in a way that was most effec· harder you try not {O blush, the more tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Anaelel, tive. I appreciate the positive input florid your face will become. Dear Ann Landers: I am a single I persor(ally find blushers quite Calif. 90045 describing her symptoms and asking for help. The ftrst person to respond was Dr. Stephen 0 . Cunnion, ·a U.S. Navy captain who is an infectious disease epidemiologist. He suggested the girl's problem could be thallium poisoning. a rather rare condi· tion. In the next four weeks, more than 2,000 people responded 10 the students' plea, and more · than 80 supponed Dr. Cunnion's diagnosis. The students brought this information to the Chinese physicians who then conducted tests that confirmed thallium poisoning. Doctors from California, particularly at UCLA, helped coordinate the med- Football '96 Catch All The Excitement! Support These Fine Area Businesses! 24Hour Banking BOW HUNTERS PARADISE Seven Days A Week FARMERS BANK - -.- ---------Community c a l e n d a r - - - - - - - - - - - Th&nksgiving dinner and fun night, REEDSVILLB ·· Hymn Sing, S~ Grange 778, cSaturday, 6:30 Joppa United Methodist Church, p.m. at the Grange hall, near Salem Sunday, 7 p.m: Rev. Bob Randolph, Center. Turkey wilr be provided, pastor. · those attending to take a covered dish. · MONDAY POMEROY .. Meigs County POMEROY -- The Meigs County Library Board of Trustees, II a.m. Retired Teachers Association, regu- . Monday at the prosecutor's office. lar luncheon Saturday noon at Trini- Personnel to be discussed. ty Church, Pomeroy. Speaker, the POMEROY ·· M~igs County Rev. David dePiantier. Board of Commissioners regular meeting Monday, I p.m. in the SUNDAY c Tile CommlUiily Calendar Is peliiJthecl M I free serviee to DOD• profit aroaps wllblq to aimounce me rdna IUid i!pedal evenb. The caJendar Ia not dalped to prollllel or t'lUid ralsen of any type. n- 11ft printed .. space pennia ucl cannot be .,.......Iced to run a specltlc: number of days. FRIDAY CHESTER •• Chester Township trustees will have a special meeting, Friday, 4:30 at the town hall. I I SAnJRDAY POMEROY .. Creative writing workshop, Meigs County Public Library, Pomeroy, Saturday, 9;30 am. to 12:30 p.m. Jeredith Merrin, associate professor of English, Ohio State University to conduct. To include lips on how to improve writ· ing, writing market opponunities and other issues of interest to writ· ers. SALEM CENTER .. Annual Building. Meigs County Courthouse. LETART FALLS -- Letart Town. MIDDLEPORT .. Meigs Junior . High Boosters meeting Monday, 6 ship Board of Trustees meeting Monday, 6 p.m. at the township p.m. at school cafeteria. building. MIDDLEPORT -- Middleport Village Council regular meeting TUESDAY HARRISONVILLE HarMonday, 7:30p.m. in village council risonville Senior Citizens Club will chambers. .hold a blood pressure clinic TueSPOMEROY - Pomeroy Village day, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Ill~ Council regular meeting Monday 7 townhouse. A Thanksgiving din~r · p.m. in the Pomeroy Municipal will follow for club members. Association· of .HMOs·backs option of in-pati~nt mastectomi.es By BETH ASHLEY USA TODAY An association of health maintenance organizations_, (HMOs) says its members will not lleny patient or doctor requests for hospitalizatiqn after a mastectomy. The announcement by the American Association of Health Plans (AAHP) responds to reports that some HMOs require women to leave the hospital the same day after a · mastectomy. About 7,800 mastec· tomies were done on an outpatient basis in fiscal 1995, says the HCIA Inc. health information company. Legislation proposed by Rep. Rosa DeLaura, 0-Conn., in the last session of Congress called for a minimum hospital slay of 48 hours for mastectomy; she plans to pro· pose it again. The National Breast Cancer Coalition is working.to enact similar legislapon state-by-state, president Fran Visco says. · The AAHP says doctor .and patient should jointly . decide between outpatient or inpatient mas· tectomies: "Health plans do not and should not require outpatient care for removal of a breast." AAHP spokesman Don White says the announcement "defines what we think is good health practice, rather than let our practice be characterized . by others." 221 W. Second, Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2136 The association was caught in a battle last year over maternity stays. Congress passed legislation in Septembcr requiring. ·insurance companies to cover a 48-hour hospitalizalion after childbirth. Herman Merck of the National Cancer Data Base says an estimated 185,700 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 1996, and 90 percent will have mastectomies. Harmon Eyre, chief medical offi- cer of the American Cancer Society, says "our conce.m has been that ~e principal motivating factor in deCI· sian-making (about hospital stays for mastectomies) has been cost. Financial incentives to doctors can put the patient's best welfare at a lower level." Outpatient mastectomies can be both adequate and preferred by the patient, he says: ..... Nav.11-MijorCollogoo;,Dhi,1·A All Foret 2' • M1<lNI 23 ~ PomtrGf,QH 614-9tl-7t84i ,14-991-6759 EWING FUNERAL HOME ·- Dignity and Service Always - -T""' · OFFERING PRE·NEED COU"$J:LiNG AND . ARRAilGEMENTS . 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' 7 **HOUSTON ........ l2 Twenty' years after the Dolphins and Oilers first met and four yeats since their last dance, a 19-16 Miami win, this series is tied II-II. The Oilers run well, but they won'tagainst this defense . . MINNESOTA---·-····•' **OAKLAND ....... t6 ~Raiders have won six of eight in this series- most recently 24-7 in L.A. in '93 · but the Vikings will exploit their defenseive weakness- passing- and win in Oakland for the first time ever. - .. ' NEWORLEANS......23 ••ATLANTA......... l8 Last year the Falcons swept the Saints for the first time since '85, 27-24 in N.O. and 19-14 at home. ·The Falcons have fallen far since then, fut if they put the ball up they'll be in this game. · ••PHILADELPIUA.l5 WASHINGTON .... 21 The now-sidelined Rodney Peete threw for 269 yards and two TO's in tbe season opener as the Eagles won their ciahth straight from the Redskins, 17-14. Washington still needs a lot more defense. · . ••PlTI'SBURGH ..... 34 JACKSONVILLE ut· Looking nothing like 1 Super Bowl team, the Steelers began the year with an embarrassing 24-9 loss to the Jaguars· their secorid in three games with the upstarts. Think Pius burgh wants this one? . **SAN DIEG0 ........ 22 TAMPA BAY •••• - .. 15 This game may be closer than it looks, because tbe Chargers aren't exactly an offensive juggernaut, and the Buccaneers have been known tp muster some pass defense. Still, S.D. is 6-0 against T.B.. *"SAN FRANCISCO 28 BALTIMORE ....... l8 Scheduled between big 49er pmes with t!te Cowboys and Redskins, the Ravens may catch S.F. off-guard. Or not. 'ThQ 49ers' weakness is their secondary, so -'AI assault is Baltimore's best hope. . · ·(Monday) , GREEN BAY ...........17 ••DALLAS ....·--·•23 . The Cowboys certainly will know where they stand after games with the Dolphins, Eaales, 49crs and Packers. Dallu'l winning streak asainst G.B. will end at seven (the "95 NFC championship game) . It's not just our name, . it's our philosophy. News po-licy ., 21 ~ ·-Conlh ~ 22 17 Oflttr good with maH·tn certificate through Novtmber 19. Start Profelllonatlnstallatlon onty, florida Conttactor C<iC053~25. Not QYGIIoblt In oulltf 1tote1. ' ·F~ • CcDw» ..• 12 "20 Otter good wllh moll·ln e.,tlflcole through November 19. Available In most areas ol the U.S. See slorelm details. Not ovalloble ln.ouhet IICMel. . ·~a.. 20 27 21 Clnc:Oinoll 992-6611 Eighth birthday celebrated I .,= ==."""V .Coon!,_ 22 27 Parkersburg Otlw- -Ea.! 20 23 -·-~ 108 Mol berry Ave. • Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2121 . ESTABLISHED IN 19'13 STEVEN HUDSON. In an effon to provide our readership with current news, the Gallipo• lis Daily Tribune and The Daily .Sentinel will npt ~pt weddings after 60 days from the dare of the event. All club meetings and other news · lltlicles in the society section must be submitted within 30 '4ays of occurrence. All birthdays must be submitted within .42 days of the 21 24 • Autun .... _ 555 f)ARK ST. MIDD~EPORT, OHIO Steven. Hudson celebrated his eighth birthday Oct. 17 with a party at McDonald's in Pomeroy. · . Attending were .his parents, ~ames and Barbara Hudson and his brother, Jal)le&, Trey and Haley Ebersbach, Whitney and Megan Smith, Mike Lavender, Brittany · U.ning, Channing Burge, 'JYier and Jaimee Lillie, David Pool~. Kasey Winter, Scclll and Virginia Williamson, Christy Miller, Mauhew Landes, Joey Kimes, Chris Kimes, Danny Morrison, John Lamb, !Jilly Fink, Heather Laven· · der, Valerie Carpenter. Sending a gift was Bob Titus. THE HARMON FORECAST - l4t W. Milia SL f I ' • • SERVICE· PARTS RIDENOUR SUPPLY t. eport 992-3345 ·RIDENOUR'S TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester, Ohio CHESIEI I 91S·U07 I F • ' t �Apostolic o ...VIIIZandt • or J -andetanot "-ook Willi ll.d. Cong regJt;on.JI l'omtroy ClollrC~ or Clorlll 212 W. Main St. Putor: Neil Proudfoot Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services·? p.m. Trtttlll' Cltarcb · Po....,y Westside c•ur<b of Christ Putor: James Miller Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Bwmin& • 7:30 p.m. Servicea. 7:30 33226 Odldren's Home Rd. Sunday School - 11 a.m. Worship . lOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m, Mkldkpon C~urdl or c•rtst 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hartson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday Scllool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 8:13, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesda y Services· 7 p.m. . Keno·Chon:h or Christ Worship · 9:30a.m. . Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and 3rd Sunday II a.m. lnd 7 p.m. Service • 7 p.m. Beorwollow Ridge Chun:h ol CbriSI Pastor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School ·9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. me ww 11op11o1 c•cm:h Ash St~et, Middleport Putor: Ia Hayman Sunday Service -,7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Zloa c•un:h or Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (R1.143) !,=School · 10a.m. y Service·7:30 p.m. W Rtotlllld Flnt Bapllot Chordl Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. ~ Flnt Baptlll Pastor: hul Stinson East Main St . Sunday School • 9;30 a.m. · Worship - 10:30 a.m. Flnt Southono 111~1111 41872 Pomeroy P1ke PaSior: E. IAmor O'Bryanl Sunday School· 9:30 o.m. Worship . 10:45 o.m., 7;00 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7:00p.m. Flnt Baptiot Cban:b Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmeo St., Middleport Sunday School· 9:15 a.m. Worship· 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Seovice· 7;00 p.m. RoclaeFintBapl.. Past(l(: Rev. Lawrence T: Haley Youth Pastor: Aaron Young Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday SciVices • 7;00 p.m. Pastor: Roser Watson Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Tuppen Plaia Church of Christ lnslrumen1al Pastor: Scot Brown Worship Service • 9 a.m. ·· Communion - 10 &,m, Sunday Sc~ool-10: 15 a.m. Bradbury c•un:b of Cbrlsl Pastor: Jake Copley Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wcrship · 10:30 a.m. Rullo ad Cbun:h or Clulsl Paslor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • l0:30 a.m., 7 p.m. ) / BndldC..rdl oiCbrlst · Comer of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Evangelisl : Keith Cooper Youth Minister: Michael Teagarden Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship. 8:00a.m., 10:.30 a.m., 7:00p.m. · Wednesdoy SCovicel ·7:00p.m. Hklwry Hlllo Cbun:h of Chrlsl E"'angelist Joseph B. Hoskins · Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Se,...iceS - '1 p.m. R•• Sll,..r BaJII:Id PISior: Bill Unle Sunday School· 10o.m. Worship- J1a.r:n·• 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeiV_. 7;30 p.m. ' Uberty Clorlstlaa Church Dexter · Pastor: Woody Call Sunday E\lening • 6:30p.m. Thunday Service· 6:30 p.m. ML Ulioa Bapllsl Puapr : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School-9:45a.m. E"'cnint: ~6:30p.m. Wednooday Services · 6;30p.m. Be.-Bapllsl • Jbcine, OH Pastor :·Daniel Berdine Worship· 9:30 a.m. Sunday Bible Study • 7:00p.m. We~nesday Old Belllel Free Wll Bapllsl ctoore• 28601 Sr. RL 7, Middleport Sundly School· 10 o.m. Evcnina 7:30p.m. Thullllly S.IVka · 7:30 4 Hillside Bapllsl 0 ...... 1 I VIctory BaptiJIIod<peadrool ~25 N. 2nd Sl. Micldlepon Pastor:.James E. Kceau Worship· IO..m., 7 p.m. . Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. J I Fallll Baptlll c•urcll Railroad St., Mason Sunday School · 10 o.m. Wonh1p- II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Sel'\licu - "1 p.m. I I r.- R•• Bapllsl \ PMIOr : Arius Hun Sunday School - 10 o.m. Worship- I 1 a.m. I \ ' I I ) ' So. Rt. 143 just off R!. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sundar School • 10 a.m. Worshop ·llo.m., 6 p.m. · Wed~sday Services -7 p.m. ·/ / MI. Morio~ Bapllsl Fourth&. Main St., Middlepon hs1or: Rev. Gilben Craig, Jr. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m. Aatlqully Baptist Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship. 10:45 a.m. Thursday Services-7:30p.m. Rutlaad Froe WUI Baptiot Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School· tO a.m. Evenin&. 7 p.m. Wednesday Se"'ices • 7 p.m. Catholic Soerod Hart Calllolk: ctoun:• 161 MulbeiT)' A"·· Pomeroy, 992·5898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4;45·5:15p.m.; Mag. 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9.15 a.m., · Sun. Mill • 9:30 a.m. Dailey Mus · 8:30a.m. t Liagivllle ChriSIIae Chun:b Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship-. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Grove Cbun:h Pastor: Gene Zopp . Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Worship-9:30 a.m., 7 p.m. • Rftds"lllr Ch•l"fh of Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30 p,m. Christran Union Hanford Church or Cbrtst lo Christian Union H&nford, W.Va. \ Pastor: Rev. David McManis · Sunday School • II a.m. Wo1>hip ·9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Church of God MI. Moriah Ckun:h of God Racine Past of: Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School · 9:45a.m. e. . ening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Rutlaad Church or Gud Pastor: Randy Barr Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m., 6 p.m. W~dnesday Services -7 p.m. Syracuse First Chun:b or God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Re..,. Oa..,id Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Sel'\lices- 7:30p.m. ' Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Cborcb or Gud ol Prophecy O.J. While Rd. orr So. Rl. 160 Pas1or: .P.J. Chapman Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Wednesday Services •.7 p.m. C..llorCb~bofGed S. R. 248 A Riebel Road. Che11er P111or: Rev. William D. Hinds Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship . 6 P..m.; Wednaday, 7 p.m."Fam•ly Training Hour .· ~abinel Makon~ Second A Lynn, Pomeroy PIS1or: Rev. Rolond Wildman Sunday school and worshi!110:25 - 212 E. Main Street 992·3785 Pomeroy Syracuse 99N978 M DAVIS.QUICKfL UCINE MOWER CUIIC ~ .,.• • .& ......,. AGENCY INC. llll QUICIIl . 992-6677 •••• Se: wac. T...llkl IIIOSIIIIUDI IINII 949·2104 OwalltMN, . _, Mark A. Dupler Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednudly ·Servicea • 7 p.m. Jtn. Cl>lrln Mllh ·Wonhlp • 9:30 un. s,- Chore• oiiM N111noe • ...... .... ,.._. r.-: Eprscopal Putor: Bill Sli"'s Sunday Sd!ool • 9:30 a.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. W~y SeiViceS · 7 p.m. ~~. Grace Eplo<opel etoorc• 326 E. Moin Si., Pomeroy Sharon HaUIIIIIII Sunday School· 9 a.m. Rector: Re.... D. A. duPiantier !1<11y Eucharikt and . Sunday 10:30 a.m. Coffee hour foUowiD& ,._Y Worship . 10 a.m. Se"'i-· 7:30p.m. School .Caalnl~ p__,cto.,..oiiMNPUior: Rev. Thomu MtCiuna Sunday Scllool • 9:30a.m. Worship • 10;30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednaday SeiVicea • 7 p.m. .. ~~ Holines s Sunday Schoo) • 9:~ a.m. Worshop· II a.m. Wlllnelday SeiVices· 7:30p.m. Doa.W.Holla... c • 31057 Slale Roule 325, unpvlle Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday school -9:30a.m. Sunday worship- 10:30 a.m. &. 7 p.m. W~nesday prayer service -7 p.m. CbelterChorcbollhN......,. PISior: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. W~hip • 11 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednosday Se,.ka. 7 p.m. ,...~:r..."';... . Calvary Pll&riao Cbapel Sunday School.• 10 a.m. Ru-d o,.,.. oilhe NaAnae · Putor; Samuel Basye Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m .. 6:30 p.m. .wednesday Service• ~ 7 p.m. W~ip·h.m. , Harrisonville Road · Pastor: Re"'. Victor Roush . Sunday School9:30 o.m. Wonhip •·11 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday SeiVice • 7;30 p.m. rlltwoodl ' Putor: Keilh Rode/ Sunday Scbool·10 a.m. Wo11hip • II a.m. Rooe ofSbaroo Hollllm Clourcll Leading Creek Rd., Rulland Pastor: Rev. Dewey KinK Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meetina- 7 p.m. Ralllad Sunday Sf;hool - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Thunday Servieea ·7 p.m. Rulload coaun..lty Clourcb Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School • 9;30 a.m. Sunday Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 1 p.m. ChriSIIIo Fo.,wulp Cealer Salem St., Rulland Putor: Robert E. Muuer · 1 Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wprship ·11 :15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednttday Service -7 p.m. H . - Cllrlttlu FellowUip CloiU'Ch Rev. Qyde Henderson Sunday service, 10:00 a.m.,·7:30 p.m. Yoioh Fellowship S~nday, 7;00 p.m. Wednesday RfVIct, 7:30p.m. Fallh Full Goopel Chun:b LongBouom PaSior: Steve Reed Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wo1>hip • 9:30 o.m. ond 7 p.m. Wednesday. 7 p.m. Friday- fellowship service 7 p.m. SoJtonc...... Putor: Ron Fierce Sunday Schoof· 9:15a.m. Wonhip-10:15 a.m. Latter-Day Sarnts s.....a1e · Sunday School • I 0 o.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Reorpabod Church or Joou Ctuial or utter Dey Solall Portland· Racine Rd. Pastor: Janice Danner Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday SeiVices ·7:30p.m. llolllu1 c....... ne Church of J..u, Cbrlll of Lollor·Doy Solala 51. Rl. 160,446-6247 or ~74&! Sunday Sc~ooiiO:ZO.II 'a.m. Relief Society/Priesthood ll :05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9--10:1$ a.m. Homemakina meetina. 111 Thufl. r 7 p.m. Pu101: Kenoetblllker Sunday School • 9:30a.m. W011hip • 10:45 s.m. (lnd .t 4111 Sun) Pastor: J?awn Spaldina Worsh1p - 9:00a.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Mlddlopon Commutty c•urch S75 Peorl So., Middleport Pastor: Sam Aoidenon Sunday School Hi a.m. Evening • 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seovicc · 7:30p.m. Eoat Laclltt Pastor: Brl,ln Harknc11 Our Saviour Lutbena Chlrdl Walnut and Henry Sis., Ravenswood, W.Va. lntrim pastors: Oeorge C. Weinck • . Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Sunday Sciloo11· 10 o.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. 1 Wednesday • 7 p.m. Rl<IH Paslllr: Brian Harkness Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. · St. P•ul Lutheran Cburd11 Comer Sycamore&. Second St.; Pomeroy Pastor: Dawn Spalding Sunday School- 9:4S a.m. Worship- II a.m. Putor: Helen KliM: Coolriloctnordl Main II Fifth 51. Sunday School~ tO a.m. Wo11hip • 9 a.m. ,._Y S.IVi- • 7 p.m. United Methodrst Graham UaKed Motllodlst Worship· 9:30a.m. (Ill & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd it 4th Sun) Wednesday Service· 7:3~ p.m. llutl Commuillly Church OffRI. 124 Putor: Edsel Hart Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Ballooteto... . Oyesritle CommuaMy Churdl Suncloy School · 9:30a.m. Wor:ship • IO:JO a.m., 7 p.m. TOWilhip Rd., 'ii68C · Sunday Sehool· 9 a.m. Worship· 10 o.m. Wednetdoy Servka • !6 a.m. Mt. Olivo Uelted Motllodlll Off 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Re"'. Ralph Spires Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. · Thursday Services· 7 p.m. Mone Cllopel c•un:b Sunday. school· 10 a.m. WOrship - 11 a.m. · Wednesday Scr..,icc- 7 p.m. Hodd111J1011 Cblli'dl OnndSIIeel Sunday School • I0 a.m. W011hlp • II a.m. Wednesday SeiVices • 8 p.m. Meigs Cooptntlve P1rl1b NortbeaSI Clustor Allred Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School· 9:30 o.m.' Worship- II a.m., 6:30p.m. Flllb Tobenooele Cburcb Bailey R~n Road Pastor: ~ev . Emmeu .Rawson Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunday Se,.ice · 7 p.m. · Syneuse MIIIIOII 1411 Bridacman St., Syracuse Sunday School · 10 a.m. e. .ening. 6 p.m. Wedne5day Service · 7 p.m. coor.w. Ualled M.-111 Porlsb Flllll Gospel Churck Long Bouom Sunday School · 9;30 a.m. TorHCCo. Rd. 63 -··w;gnj,jj;: I 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:~0 p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Mt. OIJwe Communlly Chul"t'lli Pastor: Lawrence Bu11h c•ester Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship· 9 a.m. Sunday sdiool· 10 a.m. Thursday Services· 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. E...enina· 7 p.m. Wtdneday Service ·1 p.m. Radoo FlntOonllllllooN- I'ulor: Scott Roee Sunday School · l!:lO ..'l\1. Worship· 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. Wedneadly SeiVices. 7 p.m. , Joppo . Pastor : Bob Randolph Worship· 0:30a.m. Sunday,School· !0:30a.m. Uallod Feith Chur1b . Rt. 1 on Pomeroy By· Pus • Pistor: Rev. Roben E. Smith, Sr. . Sunday School· 9:30a.m. :W<>iship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday S.IVice • 7 p.m. Mkldtopon ctoordl or lh NU.not Putor; Oreaory A. Clllldiff · Sunday School· 9:30a.m. . Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednaday Se,.ices • 7 p.m. You D011 'r Have To'Loblc Fat To Spy 1M But Buy~ In th11 - C-lassl{il!ds. 992-5141 Nationwide Ins. Co. 992·2975 Main 992·2318 Pomeroy Memorial Hoapltal 1t5'E. Memon.J Dr. Pomeroy ' 992·2104 "Diplty IIIIi StnoictA/w.y!" Eallbllshed 1913 of Colurnbut, Oh. EAST MAIN POMI!AOY, OHIO CUIIon Tabernacle Church Clifton, W.Va. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Thursday Service· 7 p.m. . 1GIIIIullllny Ave. Pom110y New Ufe Vktory Ce•ter I • 'I "'t=• pn•IUA~. ~-~~ Tam E l}or Connie L I Lol 304 a 3011 n 1'113 .411A 'IIIII -ot 1o1 * a ·• out o1101 3011,$20.11. 14·01322.000, lotrl!• Ktlth E fJor ,........_ Soc.., _ _ ,,, 2 (IOO) Trl S1rlp r x IOI' oil EEI'Id.07A.110.10. 14·01323.000, Keith E 1/or C1rotyn,""' 24 ·30 .25A, $343.!50. 14-Cio174.000 ThompiOfl, Roy M &/or Wende Jean, Sect 24 (1401 NE OCFI Ex 4.11AI! USA, S&US. 14·01545.000, Mvro Marla Etal, C/0 .loin W'ea.., Sect 27 (2021 Mid o1 S 1/3 ol Rd Ex COlli Ex I .SOA . 15.4SA,$IOD.51. 14·01 541.000, w..... Mvro Marte Etll, C/0 Joen ••'.!••, w--. JI:-:I~O~ict.'~~n~~ ~~j~J~:o&...:·~~~l W'II!':!St2JJ~T2R13F3 40 :1~01. ' Corner5A.Sl,447.07. · ' OI·OOIOO.uOO, Rucker Gorv W1yno 1/or T - J, Soc!. 30 w Prt oi2A E pn or 12 114A Mid on N Llnl I.IOA. $1.75. OD·OOIOI.OOO, Rucker, Gery Woyne 1/or T-1111 J., Soc! 30 llld on E U1111 bet Cerdon l WlgnoriO.l5,A., Frontag_o on St Rt 124 SpttO.OIA, 1.114A. $117.12. 14·01547 . 000, Woort, 12-Gooii.001 1 ll,nodarola. My .. Merlo Elll C/0 Joon J~m~o Jr 1/or ....,jo, F"roc. 2 w..ro, &oct 21"h12) Mid B Tl R14 .171A out of .30A Part or 21A S Of S 1/2 Ex .1711A, 124.72. 10A 1.32A, $3;53. · SALEM TWP . . 14·01541.000, Woort, MEIGS LSD Myra Marla Etll, C/0 Joen 13·00351.DOq, Alhbum, Wiolr8, Si 27 ~12) Mid o1 S Llrry D 1/or lle1tY I, Sect 113 ·01 Rd E1 COli Ex .IIA . 31 T8 RIS-On W Une ol 12.41A. $35.11. · Rucker, W 1/2 Ex lA Eil2.10 UOA, 14..(11453.001,· Cerpenter,. afiNIIcle......_ 15-01714.000, Aftntnlrout Rolllrt N a 11111111-•n Vlolllll. Loll4, . . . . 111..Q1115.000, Amw*oul Robert N a FIIDQI-In Vlolllll. Lolli, 110.77. IW11'11.000, Robert N a Rlgglemln VIolet II. Lolli, S1f.74. 15-01117.000, Robert N a Rlgglemen \llolll M, Lilt 10 20W Clve St. $10.112. l&-01402.0001 • _l!entley, Donna. D, Lot 4 una 1/2 M, 11271.23. 11·01 40'3.000, Bentley, Oon1111 D, Lot 4 Und 1/2, $15.84. ' . 11·00017.000i Betzlng, Blrbll,., Lot 43w Ex 111 t.il1 111 121.55. . 1i=iiii:i11.000, Betzlng_ B1rber1 Dlunt, Lot 17 E End or 31.3A N of Rd 11.143A, 121.31. 11·0001111.000, Betzlng, Donald Bryen, Lol 7 Laoloy - 7 ExS Trlaoldto bd Of ed o1 Pom Ex sen Ex .lOlA. $34.11. ::r:: w- 11-oUn.ooo, lin,~ . . . . . . A. !WI, C/0 Jam ... Fallrod, Lol D .....,. """ II'NIIcle.$20... 11·00114.00,!1.._ Ill~ lemloe A. IIIII, l.iiU Jam ,., Fallrad. Lol M New0n Run 1x. IS' 011 N llde, palf. 11·00741.000, Klein, nii!Oihy T. 1.o1 111 lull. •· taiL 11·00710.000, Kltln, nma~~~y T. Lot ua sub• .., 1217.71. 1e-D1512.000, Landtr.l'> Charlet A. Lot 125 10 1D Inc a1111! llde 130 HaD, $37.01. I 1..0151S.OOOJ.... Lander'!, c - A . Lot 1.....112 H a u Add «<' x 110' 12a.21. 11·01 011.biii, NewllndJ G..nt A. 1!181, Lilt 2 71' 10 W Side of Spring St., $137.50. 1&-02105.001, Newlin!!, Grtnt A, Eltl, Pert olio! 2 w Side Sortng Ave. 2.21' x 10' out ol 1" X IO~~.tr2. 1&-01230.uuv, Stewlrt, Linde Lou •k• -.n., Und8 Lou, La1 212·17 1.87A N of Union Ave. Dn Une Ex. .13A 1.87A. $453.17. 11·017f 1.000, TIJI!w, V.lml !-, Lot 432 Ex 75'x100' "' W end. $411.M. SCPIOTWP ' MEIGS LSD I 7..00170.Ci00, COtllrlll, Denver Fl, Lot sect ·21 Cntr or s 112 ol .s ec 21 SA, $37.72. 17·00171.001, Cotttrlll1 Denver Fl., Sect 21 T7 1'114 NW Coro!SE 114 1.142Aout or 1USA 1.142A. $8.57. 17-00503.000, F.. lr Anne D, Lol Sec Fr 13-14-14 W End Ex pi- W l Ex 22A Ex 2A 1.25A. $78.4 · 17-G0014.Ciop,frye. Lau .. E, Lot 13)·14, -.74. n.oodtlli.ooo, Frye, Lau.. E, Loll2l ·14. $42.10. 17-1111355.0001 • Hlnn•!!,1 Mlbel Sect 24 NE Cor Nw or SW 1/4 ot NE 1/4 Ex 11.21A 45.403A, S110.21 . 17·0035I.OO!I,,.Honn•h, Mabel, Sect 24 (_,) Nl! Cor, . 2.41A, $333.111. 17·00315.000, HIY . . , Jimmy P ..l1on·a Julio Sue, C/0 Ted HIYH, Sect 1 3.27A out ori4.50A o1 N 112 3.27A. $50.17. e. = s PootecGIIal Allembly St. Rt 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School - I0 a.m. ·Evening· 7 p.m. Wcdnesda_y Services· 7 P·'"· x 'Middlepori PeaJecootal Third Ave. ~ · Pwor: Rev. Oark Baker Sunday School· lb o.m. Evening. 6 p.m. Wcdn~y SeiViCC> · 7:00p.m. r~~~ o!N:.Jr. ·00AEx ~~n-:wsm-1~ws:;9z~ E~-= li:Oke~n~~~ ~,J:AE~~~:ls2_Aout Wl~{f':e~n~"2n~a~~·,'f?, Presbyterian Sy"!<Uie Flnt Ualted ~sbyterlan · Putor: Rev. Kriuna Robillltln Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship- 11 1.m. · Ho,.._vllle Prabyterloo Cbun:ll Worship- 9a.m. Sunday SChool· 9:45a.m. a. -.eo. . w-. L Mlddlopon l'nlbylorloa Sunday School • 9 a.m. wo,.hip. 10 a.m. 11 Seventh-Day Adv entist .' Sevntb·llaY Ad..ollsl MulbeiT)' HIS. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy ~wlnsky · Saourda"I SeiVIceo·' • f ' Sabbaoh School· 2 P·'!'· Worshop·3p.m. · · United Brethren ML 11<1'111011 Uollod Bnlll,;o . Ia C•rhl Clooftb · Texas Community oft CR 82 hsoor: Rober! Sonde,. Sunday·School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services- ~:JO p.m. Edoo.Uolled Bnthrn In Cbrlot 2 1/2 miles nonh of Reedsville on State Route 124 Pailor: Rev. Roben ~u~ley Sunday School • II a.m. Sunday Worshop • 10;00 a.m. A 7:00p.m. Wednesday Scrviceo • 7;30 p.m. · ~edncsday Youth Service . 7:30p.m. • aior 3-t RML nHI! SfMRS A · SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY' Wa Fill Doctota' Praacripllont 992·2955 I Pomeroy •• . SNOUFFER I'IAilap~TY RAJ II. 8IJiiVq 172 Hartl!~ Avo. llddlaport, Oh I s •14· " ·~':" ~ ~i~~ ~0:~;0:,~ T~~~:~ ~DOt ·--=,-·-:.· flltnat:"' . . I I ~~~ ~~rx-:2r,: .·~~1i:aoo, .-.Don ~12u~~fL:=IICIA·~:' 1U4A.II171.71. . _ Sr I/Or llndnl K. • 12 Ot-01220 ••~00Vounll. . . . tMOI o11UIA. .. ~~.:.-;,•. \t•s· C/0 Dlwld E liM , G C/0 111 a e Depot 11 .11 A. Hubblrd, 23 {140) NW lktlln lnln, 31 T4 $214.12. lt11 NW 11111011111 NE 1/4 1~1UOO. WIIIIIM P. lilA 01 11.2lA Ex I. MIA DlVkl a/Of ClrOI L Sect. I S.014A. - . . . 114111 Ptwt of IIA lot .lOA, OM1MZ.-, Allen, Jam 127U4. H. l/or - n A, Lot M I! 12-G01I0.00! 1 DIVII, E ol Rd. Lal 100.103 MtrJOI'Ie R. .,or Dlnny .2SA. $334.74. Wtorno, llot. 14 12121 E ot 0..01313.000, Allan. John Grl._ Lai.25A. Sl7f;M. H 1/or Robin AlriL.oi~OO. 12·00111.000&_ ~, 11, 01 Wll .... ~,Loll 1~PI OI.:MIA & 17. 31 SECor E ol Fld .111, 12·001 7.000, Hysell, $11.68. Wllme lilY, 8oct I leltOl W 011·003111.000{ Dnll, of Lot 13 Prt ol 22 172A J•m" L. 11, Ell, S.OCt. 2;s .33A. $31.15. NW Port 1!1. lOA NW 12•00245.0001 , Mitchel~ 14.11A. 5143.47. lltrlln M 1/or undo L., c 01-00747.000 King, John P1n ol .lOA 107 ·112' on St ~Jit.sect ~l-15 8W Cor Fit 124 .332A. $84.11. Ex 14. 27AC, $685.17. 12·00241.110!11 1111Chell1 01·001111.000 Nutter, Merlin M 1/or undl L 140 J1mt1 T 1/or ~hlrley_M. F~ St Fit 124 W ot .lOA sect. 8 .42A out of .lilA W 23.5 Frntg Sl Fit 124 .lilA, End .42A, $572.73. $71.80 Follrod, Lal 204142 ... 15' POMEROY VIU..AOI! IIIIGS LID fz 112-7071 . 892·2121 'im&t,·,lf~M~'\~ Ex. Cooo17.2 $43.01. 07·00131. , Plckona, Clllvln D. IJM Cerat A. 11ot. 33 1110-11181 S f11! o1 ME 11 3/4 Ex. Coii12A. $70.M. 07..0053D.OOO, Plckena, C.lvtn D. 1/or C..ol A, Beet. 33 (110-11M) SE corner Ex. Coi113.70A.$11.12. 07·00540.000, Picken•. Calvin D. aJor Cerot A., =.:.EEnd Ex. COlli 33A, 07·00773.000, senoreJ Larry aoor Agne8, sect 2o =1•ofWI/2Ex 21.1 $483.43. TWP I[IN LSD ~~t-000~8.000, Hunt 11rt1n LH 1/or HUnt· Uti Todd lect 11 (140) 11rlp 2501 xM'x180'xSI' .33A, 404.10. 01·011711.000, Miller~ T.,_, Sect 11 -4 ·5 (235 10' • 100' oH E and ol R .IIA.Stoz.to. OI·OOT-ZO.OOOS Miller; 1WeH Sect. 4 .. (100.235 Nt:Nt011.14AI.50A,$25.3S. 01·00508.000, Pierce, Shannon Sect 5 12521 SW Prt E1 IIA W E'x .267A 1.333A,I111.15. · 08·001111.000, Prollltt, Merk,Lo!IUO.OOIA.$1 :12. 01·00533.000. Flhodea, Corwin Etll, C/0 Joelllh Fl. Fer.., sect. 11~ (2111 E 12.10A 13A, $55.13. Flouoh Flay Ju~ Eliz-h 'MH, Sect. 11·2 (160-1211) W pt 21.50A SW Cor. Ex. Coli C.rt 1/or ~~Mtt~ca F33 T2 -or---ooo at0t Cboin:. ~f J01uo Christ, Apoolollc Follll 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on New Lima Rd. . Pastor: William Van' Meter Sunday·7:00p.m. Wed~sday-7:00 p.m. Fnday· 7:00p.m. 992-5432 Vettrana 804W. ~ il.e,Jolda& Ute Churc~ SOON. 2nd Ave .. Middleport • Pastor: Lawrence Foreman .Sunday School-10 a.m. WedneSday Services· 7 p.m. "FHIUrlng Kenrucky FrHid Chicken• 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME 204 Condor St. Pomeroy,OH SUvon..le WOI'd of Follh Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School 9:30 a..m. e. .ening . 7 p.m. Crow'a Family Raataurant Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~ l . Middleport 214E. Mtln 992·5130 Pomeroy Wednesday Bible Study · 7:00p.m . Penteco sta l Pasaor: Robert Vance · Sunday worship· 10 a.m. Wednesday service· 6:30p.m. . SoPulor: Kenneth Baker Sunday SChool • 9:30a.m. Worship' 10:45 o.m. (lit A 3rd Sun) $iaan. . '--.. -.-,Jorden Eadllmo IIOUIO or Pnyer (II Burlingham chu1cb off Rouoe 33) Sunday School· 9:45 a.m. W011hip · 10;30 o.m. Thursday Services-7:30p.m. Falnlew Billie Cbordl Ulm, W.Va. Ro. I Pastor: John Hart ' Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 7:00p.m. Clhlfn. D.I/orcarat~Soct. 33 (110o11~ llld. on Une I! 1/1 Ex. Cooio17A,I41. 07..00137.000, Plcklnl, V - I Tl R14 .01A out of .2tA 11·00100.000, Betzlng, Donold Bryan, Lilt I .1!54A out of .1511A LHvtng .004A In t.ot n, $1.41. 11·001 01.000, Belling, Donald Bryen, Lal II .117M out or .11142A 111v1ng .0714A.$1.55. · 11·00102.000, Betzlng, Donald Bryan Lot 10 Laoley $M.73. Addition .01 lisA out ol · 08·00802 ·. 000, LHvlng .17115A In lot 16 ~~.:::.~"=; Den =rr:vNne.:~Tl'::'~ 'til h~oa7.000, B1rre11, ~ Fl~~'pC~ftYII~ ,.113A 0, $45.115. 11·001 03.000, Betzlng, L, sect 21 IN ilisw WI/2·2A. 512.45. Pllrlctl Ann,.Soctll lA OJ Lot 1117 a 24A Lal313 .MA, Doneld Bryan, Lot lf2 57"" out of 7U. II 7ooa 01·00803.000, Rucker, NE l>l't of 1"" noer mid of $403.17. ~.aWIYneaJorTowanii.J 1 Slct181A,$11.111. 14·0055li.OO~L Duta!'.t Proopect Hllf. 121.57. 11·00104.000, Betzlng,Din 11-24 In E 1/2 Mid ""' 13-00103.000, - · John, Mlrtv E., Sect. "" (1140 Sw L ·a Kim Sect. 47 FA U T1 Fld 2A. $12.45. Lal11, $10.11. PI of14.41A, Nor Fld oer Donlld Bryan, Lo1 f3 Proopect hill, $70.77. ' . 1'115 SW Col'. 5.173 out of 01-00104.000, Rucker, · 13-00104.000, ._John, Mid. .11A, $101 .75. . 11·001 os.ooo, Betzlng, 1TIA5.~ . Glrv WIYM 1/or T-1111 J., Lal12, $20.03. 14·00860.000il• Morrla, ~12. McDenlel Socl. 11,24 N ol S 20A W 1/2 13-00042.000, IIIII,, John C.thy S, Soct. (212) SW Donold Bryon• Lot f"4 Roaer KaHh or Weuah 1.10A, $1.75. L, Lot 6 t.ongatrl1h Add, Plrt of 72A E of Fld lA, Proopect Hill $17.35. 11· 001 08.000, Botzlng, Bllilbl ~-.Sect:!, T1 I'll' og·OOIOil.OOO, Rucker, $13.88. Sllle.40. W 1/3 11111!·1/4 7.14SA out O.ry Woyne 1/or Towano J,. ' 1~.00!1. 11108, John 1W111 7 .000, Price, Donlld Brya!_l,_ Lot 20 o117.21itA. 7.141A. . . .17. Sect 11·24 8 orllld ot W lr~ I., Lot 7, 1203,...,, Norm1n Jr!. Sect. 8 In NW Proopect Hill I! ...,.. $1.68. . 11·00107.'000, ietzlngl' 01-00312.001, ,McDaniel, 2.10A. $81.111. 13-0011o14.000, Bul, John cor or w 1r~ or N 112 2.70A. Oo1111ld -Bryen, Lot 25 (212 ~~r.::; ·· ~'~OI" Keith ..,., w-h ~119e.ooo, savoy, L,LIIIa,S7o.2s. · sza.M. o111n, sect 2 T1 1111 Chlrtn 1/or Sandriiilo Lot 14 13·00014.01!01 Blovlnl, 14'011 89.000, Price, Mid ol 12A Tract on Beech W 1/2 o1 SE 1/4 7.11411A ·out Arball!lh'a 3rd Su lvlalon Edith G C/0 Anln Bltvlllll, Norman L. Jr, Sect I ell lot St A I • •74A Ex .ODA ·.ISA, . IOO'x2~j,f~1 011.37, J~.1.SectiTS 1'115 E Prt In 127 & I to 111ncl 2.14A, $11.«1. o125.137A7.845A,$11.57. 11·00101.000, llatzlng U11ANGE TWP . Nw 1/4 Ex 1.111A 87.001A, $294.54. 01..00731.003, · &ha~!:! Gerald P. 1/or c:.thY L, EASTERN LSD $443.DI. . 14-01170.000, Price Don1ld Bryln, Lot 25J2121 32 TtN FII4W w P1rt o1 SE 10.00155.000, Carnahan, 13·00671.01!,()1 Blovlna, Norman L. Jr, Sect. 8 of N Bat. Booh St. a Chll Hm 1/4 Ex 14 Y11n Coa143.12A, David L Sect 11 NE Cor E1 Edith G, C/0 Anln Blevlna prt014.25A, 144A.$425.t1. lOA Fr Honnouy I OA, $514.40. . 1o.50A E 13A, $111.80. Jr., St6 Tl R 15 Mid Pt ol 14·00447.o'oo, Schule!j 1530.17. 15-018711.000• BI1Ck"'!tll1 :!!;:Or~~:~o~fem,::.~~t~: 'Girlld 05·00731.004, Sha~ 10·00017.000, Lance, or Fld 325 Front Jernea L.,140A SectEx 3220A (140) 17·00312.000, Howard, p IJM ClthY L, Jennller Fl., t.ot Sact 118 11.12A 1.111A, S $8.11. part ol N 1 A,c &leva J &/or "hart L LOI Craig 1/or ~Joan, sect 31 NE ~ 11.11A out o1 Hickory Actio Subdlvlalon I 3·00071.000, Bry1nt, .... 44. 425 Sub $444.44. 21 T7N R14W BW Corner 11..o0128.000, 11.04A, Ex 14 V.ln Coel IOO'x«<I',$501.10. Jo. .ph, Sac:1 33 SW 1/4 l 14·01423.000, Siewert 10·00124.000J Sharpe, Strip N 2.1411A out or Roger KJ sect 24 Lilt 3oe Bronlllrllllll, Robert D llor II.MA out or 11A 18.15A, 1a.IIA, • • .S710.DI. Plll'lcll P, Lal412;$411.04. WiltllmB&/orllhlron Lilt 124.85A2.1411A,$80.30. Troi:ti3~.141A.·I,111.37. 0 "-007310011 lhlulla 11·00474.000, Konnedyi 11..Q01 28.000, ~ p ~ t... iiiCI S14 15 E End N 1/2 11.413 13·00321.000, JICkld 14·00074.000, Ston!!_1 32 T1 All NW 1/4 01 BE 1/4 Out or 34.21A 11.413A, Gerold G 1/or Joenn L, Ml ThOmal A, Sect. I In Nw Bronnomen Robert D a/or Wlllllm E Etlll DBA Red HOI $10.15. on N Uno EICOipl Mlne..la, Cor. or W 112 ot N 112 1A, Pl1rlcla fl! Pi. or 2.48A out ol13.73tA 2.48A, N w Fermi, Sect 1-10 12a) w E1 20A W 20.SOA ••· $17.35.• . · .IOA,$14.M. 10.00542.000,, Shlotda, .55A, 574.34. $532.83. ,104 Sub. 4-17.117 1 31·11x32, .701A 11.7D2A, ......58. $3U3. . • '05o00173.002 Stnart, CUn1 01·00798.000, Smith Flontld Rendell 10/Dr Pomtla 13·00322.000, JlCkl, MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE 17·00410.Ci00, K•nnedyl 11·02411.000, Conley,. M1 Sect 17 T1 A15 4.41A out VIckie J 1/or Donald E, S Sue, Lot (9) 174x 41112 SW G.,.ld 0 1/or Jotnn L, S of MEIGS LSD or 14.1MA. 4.41A, $13.32. ond of 02.21A E End ex 84A Prt, $22.09: · · Dl•ons on Gatllpolla Rd 15·0.1953.000, Adklnt, Crtlg H 1/or t.oran E L.ot Willian) E Etlll DBA Fled Hll 10·00543.000"~Shlelda, Except 1(111\arafa .25A,· Connie aJor Wegner Jaaklo, 1212·181 .75A Part Of 'i.IIOA Ferme, Sect 1-10.~ Fr 12 05·00312.004, $purlockJ N _Po:t Aleo Ex 19.335A Ex all lend S ol Rd iA .C0.07A, 'IWdv I! l/or Ann c, sect • .3311A, $2511.13. Flonlld Flindall""" Pamela $114.$4. Lilt 20 Block I "North Hall, .'75A, Sf01.24. 11·01885.000, Felty, $121.01. TIN 1!15W S.030A out or 08·00324.00'!c Smith., !.!:!!! Lot (10) Ex 8' x 214', 13·00008.001, Johnaon, $223.55. . , · 17·00482.000, Kennedy Donald E 1/or vocklo J " _..,,78. · Raben Fl. I Sharon L, Sect ' 15·00251.000, Brldahaw, Harold !!, Etol, Lot 77 EX. 41.7MA5.030A. $42.71. Wllllem E. Etll DBA Fled Hni SECor:.-,.21. 05·00088.000, Jon••• end D2.21A E End Ex. 84A n I 0·00332.000, Gueaa, 4 TB R15 .405A out ol C.lllo Fllchmoild, Lilt 175, 11·01817.000, Fotty1 Farms, sect 1o 12121 W End Herold~ Sect 1 NW o1 N~ P11.034A,$2,475.70. Michael E. &/or Morel• Fl:, 59.25A.405A.I41.18. · $11.09. 25.00A Ex .II.A 24.34A, 1/4 40.2aA E1 4.01171A IJ&.OOol$2.000, Woodyordi! Lot (10) Woatharman'a 13·00104.000, Flolhl:,'l 15·012118.00~1.... Bunch1 Herold W eltl, Lol AI 8 pen $54.SD. or Lal41 $3.21. 311.1124A. $1,047.32. J1mea H Sect 35 (220) Subdl~ ...,,42. · Todd .l/or Blvenly A. Barbe .. K., t.ot""" .3BA"'" 17-00483.000, Kannody 11·00SII3.000, Gtrneai 05·000111.000, Jonu 1 End Ex ~.24A Hlghwey Ex RUTLAND TWP . I R 15 T 7 5.0DAC, $100.4D. of 3.45A 50'x327' ~31A, lllrry, Lilt 257 .51A Und 1/11 William E Etlll DBA Rod HRI Herold P., Sect I Wend ot 14.01A E1 1.30A 10.70AEX MEIGS LSD 13..00034.000, Rothgeb $712.DD. 21Aof Nc- SA Ex .D3MA 3. ~.25. 11'00145.000, Frenklln Todd E 1/olr Elluboth, Sic I 15-00728.000, Fox, Martha oi3.3BA NE Cor .SSA, $3.21. Ferme sect I 0 W Side Ex Ex .112A W Sid a 4.0171A, $23.70. 001.... Eathor M11, Etal, C{O T7 R 15 W of NW 1/4 E1 14 L I/Or WhHt Shl,,lY.._Lot 37 11·005g4.000~ Gtrna~ 70' 1 llonlaOmerY, nobert Keith Fllchord Warner, Sect. 9 Vein COII31.111A. $143.111. Behlln'• 2nd od., _,,02. H1rrv~ Lot 257 IIUb 21i 1,. 97.711A Ex 15.015A. 2.113A, $101.20 • LEBANON TWP I/Or.llnclt K. 100A Lilt 241. Mutchler Add • . fa .42A, 13..00071.000, Sorrtll, 15-0117&.000~ Jonn•on, .81A .a1A, $111.51. 17·004111.000, King, 18·001115.000; Garnlll EASTERN LSD I.OOA out ol 7:00A E of $1.22. Wilbur 1/or Uvely Dlbrl, Jamea Fl 1/or ~•reh L, Lot Wllll1m E 1/or Brlndl, SeCt HilTY•. Lot 257 3.11A Plrl o 08·00011.002, Hlrrle, Vlllge Lola W End I.OOA, 11·008411.000, Frankll'l! Sect 15 ·27 SW cor El 340.$1111.33. "•11 FA I T7 1'114 Robert lr I/Or TNnnte; $823.13. . Either M.. Eta I, C/u School Lot EK41.13A 1.30A, · lli-01180.000~ Jonnaon 2UOA Tntci3.11A, $11.4 31. . Soct 34 T2 FI1110.M7 out a1 OUVE .TWP . FIIChlrd W1rnor, Sect. 9 $122.51. · " J1mn Fl. &/or "lroh L. t.o1 1 8·005111.000..._ Garne,~, .SII2A, 17·00274.000, Lewlo, . .711110.117A.$117.18. EASTERN LSD . llijiChl~ Add .. 15 ' .42A, 13·00340.001~ Willa, 339 t.owor Pomeroy Ex 5' H1rry, Sect I •~N Rl3w, Bradford 1/or Hlltl I, ~ $1.44. : 01·00011.003, . · Harrll, 011·00071.000, Barber, 1135.11. . William .F Jr 1/or D~d~ S, oH.W Side $3.21. . 18-001117.000, Johneon Sect FR 13W End 1.42 out Of Robert 8 Sr 1/or TNnnlll, Terrv L 1/M Shlron K. Sect. 11.01184.000, Franklin, Sect 25 TD Rl5 E 1/2 Of 1he 15-01181.000 Johnaon, $347.11. S~ 34 T2 R11 IO.M7A out 11 N' 1/2 o1 SE 1/4 ot SW 1/4 .E athor Mae Eta I, C/0 NW 1/4 ot NW 1/4 2.31A Out J1m11 Fl. 1/or Slrth L. Lot Jnala a &enh•, C/O Sol i: 2.13g, 17·00215.000, Mellin, Laoler JohniOfl, Lot35 v a· of M.7151A 10.157A, ELIA14A.$112;10. Richard Warner, Sac:l9 No oi20.50A2.31A.$80.04. 341 ExW1/20IIo1341 El/2 Georg• v ator Cl1udl1 Horton'a Add, 57.111. $117.11. 01-011111a.ooo, Boothe, Dloc .50A, $7.4 13·00704.000, Hlllleld, Lilt 341,$11.00. 18-00118.000, Johnaon, Shapllerd, Lot Sect -3 (MOl 01·00808 001 Powell Dennla Dwight Royalty 11·000110.000, Hysell Paul J 1/orHirmon Debbie, 15-001102.000, Klull, C1rl J ... lo a Borthl, C/0 Sol lo NE corner 40.IOA 1: . a..roe FA/or ~l1hlrl• M: 1n1ereat Cart 'E. Smith ·J1moa F:, Lilt 14-7 NPT Oi Lot 21, t.ongotroth Add, aJor Shlrlt~Y, t.ot 100 1301 2.11022A, $471.45. Sect 27 T3N FI11W 1.00Aout PltroiOUm Inc., $1.55. 11.22A In E pen of NW 1/4 I251.DI. · 1A oft N Sloe or 2.12A, Lal Lalltr Johneon, Lolo 21·27 37.1878A, 11·00281.000, Mellin ot2t 75A 1 OOA, $81 111 Clllo0d274.000 Ex COli 4.52A, $32.74. 13-00705.000, Hill Iold 3011A, $380.52. ·28, $12.53. 18-0011111.000, Johneon, G¥'iFrd V I/or Claudia ChriiiiODhll', cerolyn ."{, 11·00011.000, Hyaell, Plul J 1/or Hermon Debbie, · 15·00877.001!, Luator, · • t.EIIANON '1WP • , Lot Sect -4 11401 SOUTHERN LSD . sect. l'r pert of 121A Nw Jamea F, sect 7N pert or &- Lot 21,. t.ongatrelh Add, Ooorao T 1101 Phyllll, Lot J ...lo 6 Berlhl, C/0 Sol a & IX 7A NE Ex .047A La11er Johneon, Lilt 35, w SE 07..00128.000, Arth.,., Part30A. $143.21. I/2A In mid or W line or NW $17.DD. 152 Pillmer, $2118.54. n . . r center 32.021A, Jamoo B, Sect 24 NMr Mid 011·01014.000, Colllns 1 1/4 S.~ $152.10. 13·00331.000, olohnolon, 15-0141t.OOO, McD1de, Horton's Add., $11.74. s1a.13. JohneonJ 18-00120.000, 2 4 17·00110.000, Phelp~, Joaale Bertha, C/0 Sol • Stanley 1/or Su'!!.!•ct "" Liller Johneon, Lot 34, VB a · 011·01017.000, Colllna Sect lin NEPrtotFract2S 13·00422.00C!t Whlll S7.01. . 07 001 • 000 2A out otHA 2A. Ja~a 8 Sict ~4NE"'p;,';! Charlene, Sect. 30 Mld:on S of Fld .71A 01 2.25A .71A, Richerd E & Mllf. F A 15-011904.000, McDaniel, HOrton'a Add., 57.DI. 17-005DI.1l00, Pridemore, 18-00D21.000, Johnaon, USIA Ex 1.333A .42.8A, UnoNoiFid.IA,$154.31. $868.4~. HollldlyKimberly ,Sect. T~m• C/0 W1l1or ROIIIIId L & Unde L, LollS, 121.21. 011·00104.001 Crlla~J 11·00595.000, Knapp, 25 NE PI or SW 1/4 Ex. 14 Me nlil, Lot 61 Co1lport Joule a Berthl, C/0 Sol a $23.11. . 07·00712.000il Dunn, Barbaro A. 110A Lot 11"" llrtan 1/or Oonna Marlel Lot V.ln Coel E1. S.IOA 35.10A, .1 Side Pn of 1/4A, Laller John-. Lot 2t. 30 17..00Sit.OOO, Pridemore, 80'xl00' $8.13. Wendell C aJor 1rv E Lot T4, R11, W Prt of S ·1 /2, 18 Hutchlnaon Subdlv oS' x $121 :31 . $14.70. 1i-00454.ooo, Kltln1 Larry Roneld L a Und• L, Lot 14, 13·00761.000, W-n 15·01007 .ooo, Mohler 54 Glbbl IWCI103.1' x 201•, UOA out o1 5A a3.40A out 115', $845.02. $72.22. . $21.112. 10.11A. $74.«1. 11·00850.001, Priddy, David, Sect 1_!i, ·I ·12 .NE Gerald a T~. Lot 7'7 E, Lol258 Sub. 113, $31.80. 17..QOIOO.OOO, Pridemore 11·02145.000, MlthlWI, 07·00118.0011 Evlntj og.008BI.OOO, Lince, Gory L 1/or A..U Fl., sect 2 Cor «<A. S311.H. , Bellin Add W 1/2, $112.68. · Roneld La Undo L. Lotti Klthryn, Sect· 11 T2 AI Mlchlol w Sr 1/or Dorothy Tl 1'114 Mid N 1/2 2.472A out I 3·00717 .ooo, W-n 15-01155.000, Quillen, Tommy K llor Plmtll J, Lot Wlleon a lrwlm'a Add Ex 7' 1 . - out ot 11.04A 1.«1A, :o::Sect 11 -31 N prt or SE 1{4 oi311.40A 2.472A, $1,220.81. David, Sect 15,.., ·12 Mid N lllmmy 0., 21' oil N Side 01 18 Port or E11ttrty I' tub oil N Side, $22.71. 1135.13. . $3111.74. 11·012-8.000, . Swanaon UMI or NW 1/4 E1 1.425A 113 Bock to alley Ex 3', C - St I'XIO', $8.72. 17-GOIOII.OOO. Pridemore 11·02141,000, ll11heWI, 07·00545.00,!1J EVI~ ·007H.OOO, Larkins., Rlchlrd E Sr 1/or Doria J, 25.575A, $153.D3. $81.11. L l Undo L, Lot 1'1 - J Stot.""NEol Mincy J, Sect 35 Mid ol>i Lot W Side oi40A 1/4 Ex 13·00788.000 15-0IOB3.000,Smltn,Llny Tommy K 1/or Plmlla Ji Lot Floneld Willon a lrwln'l Add, SE_,e,2.21A,IIID.27. art ol SW 1/4 o1 24.174A 4.75A NE EI21.73A 1.27A. Devld, Sect 1S, 1.425A, II. sect 2t, .33A N of Page 11 Sub 4-40' Condor "' E 127 .•• Side, $44.04. 07..oD21!.9_00 1 l!vana 1 UIIA, $35.72. SI12.3D. $1,101.71. St Sol Rd .33A, S3111.32. 17..o0102.ooo, Pridemore 11·02147.000, Mathews, Norman MnMm, Beet 2o 011·007112.000, Larklna.., 11.01125.000,, TIYior, · SAUSBURY1WP . 15·01849.000, Snyder, Flontld L a Undo L, Lilt Iii I.OOA. $30.113. Nancy J, 8oct ;s5 Mid 01" V.lme L, Sect I NE ol Jen MEIGS LSD Silvie R aJor Klpp_Diane S Tommy K l/or Pamela J Lal Wlloon 07·00227.000/oFierntngl parlo!SW1/4.110A,$80.35. Gordner Elt or7.775A lA. 14·001111.000, AnOf!OICh, Sec 34 (10CI-327) _Mid prt ol 1t Sub 3-20' Condor St S $11.72 . . a lrwln'a odd, ~1m1 E'"l C lllc~·e --1.000, La~ F1 $713.1 I. . Eugene F ator JudY Sect. W 1/2 of Foeattr ·Land ,..._ Side, $22.01. 17·00514.000, TIIYio!!z 11-02141.000, MllhlWI, .. ' ~ ,,. Vlc~30T4FI1111PfNE 11.011110.000 Wlmaley 34110j)o327)50'x7S 1WSt. 1222.24. ......, 1 T2 !,~'1r.·1..-=l1r' cor Sect. out otiOA U1A. Samuel, Sect 1'e Mid on s Ad. 11 Pt ot .54A .07A, 15.0022II.OOOL car.,.nter, Tommy K 1/or P - • J, Lot Richard P. Tru- Secl 26 ;-tend out Of 84.031A A Ex 31.11A.I103.21. · $173.01. · ·Uno Ex 7.12A 74.21A Ex $1.62. - I I F1 1/or ~-y A, t.ot 20 Sub 2 18' oil beck end, 12~ 15. $123.14. . 07'1111221.000 _ Fleming, OD·00207.000,· Loacer, 20.7811A 53.478A, $413.13. 1~.000. Bl11y, Judy 410. Pom 1460 -soxtOO', $3.35. 17·00515.00.0 , Tevtoo:il 1 MIChlll Roneld D 1/or Barber Judy 18·02149.000, Malhi'!"', V.lme, Elll CIV 11.0111111.000, Warner, Etat1 Sect 32 S Plrt ol 91: $116.12. Fllchlrd P. Trualle, Sect 21 Ralllrt~sectll Bide • L, SecL 24 onE Une Nor Rlchlrd N, Sect 8 Mutchler 1/4 1.31A.$23.18. 15·005211.000, Gilkey, Tommy K I/Or Pomela J LOt ·T 7N FI14W SW Cor 3.895A 20 Sub 3 41.5' Condor Sl w II.IICIA, $41.1Z. · Fllclne Ad 3A, $31.84. Add 11 .42A, $455.13. 14..o138&.001, Bobb, Corl Richard D 1/or Kl,.n K. Lilt out ol . 51.1112A 3.1111A, 07-00221.000/oFiemlngl· <118·00141.004 McCredy 11·01200.000, W1mer, Douglu a/or Tammy s, (45) 145 23 x 45 ·w End, Side, $45.111. . 11·00745.000; N. . l, 121.17. Vtlm1, Ellt C MlchH Ronald Cliertol l/Or Richerd N, sect I Muchler Sect 17 T2 Al3 2.015A OUI se.01. 17..00112.000, Ra111rt \lbrDe sect I N Side Vlralnll FIOH .521A In !lOA Add 12 .42A, $1.22. al 32.97A 2.015A, $708.41. 1 5·00530.000; Gilkey, Mlchlll L, Lot 110·1224 Dougul11no, Joeeph D a.or Sub. 5811/2, $732.54. 15A. 1142-lt. ' Lofl20 a.472A In 30A, Lot 11·01201.000, Warner, 14·00225.000, Colltna Rtchlrd D 1/or Kl..n K, L.ot 16·01288.000, Oldlktr, Helena H. On S line W ol Rd 07·00172.000, Flinn, 121 T~11,1~00A. $10.11 Richard N, Sect I Mutchler Lorotll Fern, Sect 24 {140) ~ (45) 145 45XIO' N Side, MoxlrMI, Lot 130 EK. Trl., .12A, 1255.05 - l / 0 1 Undt, sect 11· og.. 12.uv<l, Morrlaon, Add 13 .42A, $8.22. of S£ 1/4 or SW 1/4 22A. $5CIII.72. 17·00130.000• Phllllpo, $211.71. 21NWIIIor8W1!4aSWat Ch1rlea H 1/or Sore Ann 11.01101.000, $D2.14. 15·00700.000 Heynu, 18·012111.000, Oldlkor, Orville, Sect 4 Nc 01 SW 1/4 NE 114 'Ex Cci1111.102A- C/0 F1oaer a Shelle w..tra, Whittington, BorboraJ 14·00784.000, Dllltrd, Doria, Lol 23 ion1n 111. MaKino, Lot 131 Only, a NW or SE 1/4 52A, Surwv $13.M. Beet. 24'1n N Pnotfl'AS Prt Floyllty ~o-HenlciOII• David B., sect 27 S 1/2 .75A, IICid. ox.M"Eond,$114.33. $1,314.17. · 07·0'0231 .000 Flinn, orllect4A;$49.3S. GIICo.,$20.4 $5.25. · 15·00881.000 Haynoa $23.41. 17·00131.000, Phllllpa 11·00328.000, Oldaki!J co_•• ..,•..., llowlrd LH Jr IJor Unclt -1152.001, Nutter, 11·00011.000, WHIIarno, 14·00510.000, ~~an, Dorl!r_ ~ 51 iehan 2nd Orville, Sect 4 E 201 Join. Sect. 21 T.2N R 11W Jamoo T ator Shirley M Rollin D. Jr. 1/or T...H L. MarlY E., sect. 2o .I out Add ex 18 N, 1217.81. Thom"-~1 Lilt 201 D Add " Downing SuNoy 145 20A, . 2.aAoutotiiU7A2·~ secti.T4,RI1, .343Aoutol Sectloutoi32.15ANE- oi.41A.168A,I2.44. . 15..00533.000, Haynoa, 112 Ex wEnd. $10.31. . 18·003211.~ ()fdok•r, $171.54. . $10113. • 11.51A .345A, $2.111. · out or31.10 .531A, $5.311. 14·00561.000, ' Dugan, Dorll 1/or Heyneo Baall L, 17..00132.000 Phllllpa, 1 07·01;!_4lt:O~J;!I,__ Holler 01·00882.000, Pooler , 11·012511.002._•. W00!! 1 Marty E. Sect. 25 N Mid ill W Lot 101 Bohan Add. N 1/2, Thorn•• Lilt """ E Prl of " Orville, Sect 4 mod on S Uno 1/2 Ex 1Z' N ~"!. $11.75.. R11 ~ MIChael E ator Lola G si! M100n, Sect 23 '"" Fl14w 112 .214A out or 8.34A $307.01. 11·01820.000, Oldlkor, ol NW 1/4 10A, $45.67. 18iolian Fld Prtol281/2 s E Prt or~ 112 3.237A out . ot 13.31A .214A, $2.44. . 15-01139.000, McCioud 1 SUT70NTWP Thom•• Ajl Fllllroad St..., E•11!2AI.IOA,$33.S8. 3.237A, $511.18. 14·00512.000, ~'In, Dorolhy, Lot 17 ShtHitld 5 SOUTHERN LSD Lal 200 E lrt, $41.27. 01·00813.000, Pooler, 11•001211.000, Burna, Marty E, Sect. 21 ( Be x 30" NW·Cor. $5.75. 18·00288.000, Harper, 18, 01720.000, . TIYior1 Mlohall E aJor Lola G, sect RuoHII R~, SecL 12 T 5N1 Cor. ol .SOA N or Fld. E1 15-01140.000, McCioud 1 A, Lot 110·1223 11~ NWCot8.50A, $33.58. R.14 SECor 1.053A out"' .CI32A .11A. $33.89. Dorothy, Lolli Ex 30' 1 50 V.lma t, Lilt 432 5' x l 00 Brenda IOO'x100' .25A, $358.68. 1 WEnd,ao.55. 01·00884 000 Pooler 47.0 A t.OIA, $781.55. 14·00148.001( Freno!!, W Side, $154.0D. . 18·001150.005, Hollman, Mlc:haol E LOla G Sec! 11.01212.000, Ellla, Weller 'G eorge 1/or Gal, Fr 30 n 15·00185.000, Miller, 1&-012114.000, Thom••· 11-311 &W Co~ S o1 Rd Ex .1/or Thelma, Sect. 21 out ol 1'113 W U1111 E I/21.012A out M1rllyn .llln, t.ot 327 Lower Dlbro L C/D Dobro Jerlklllll, Dorothy t.; C/0 .Dorothy Hollmln Dlllo. 111A Sect 28 Lal 471 50'x150', $452.18. 1.25A 75A, $215.311. 3A 130' wide l 22 Fld. N out oi2.11A 1.052A. $414.55. Pom, $3DUI. · at-01012.000 Putman n oi3A 1A. $5UI. · 14..QOII7.001, HumP!!,.y, 11·01 ooe.ooo, Mohler, 11·02410.0:J:.l Tuckoiil' a .801A Lot 284 1.00A, $1,187.21. a, Lilt 1 NuJ~I~, WIIIOI'I Jun~ Soici: 24 Mid 11o001311.000, Loran J 1/M Jllllle L, Fr 24 .Gorel!j 6 Toney, Lot 78 t,.rry &/orW.o 1-011150.000 on N Une 0t NE t/4 lA' Pockllnaton, Judith K., Sect. T2N FII3W Sect 28.27 1.51A Bellin odd W 1/2 ot 10' on N Sub 21 Poroo1111ge End, Huddtoaton, Michael &lot· ....._ .• , ' IS End Ex. - :70A out ol out ol 10.117A 1.51A, Side, $1.68. $1 1115.41. le-024~8.000c U1t, C1mellla, Sect 10 T2 R12 $811.tr2. · 15-01101.000 Powell 01..(11558 000 Putnlm B 97.75A 32A, 12 511.47. Kenneth Fl t.ot w3 W or Pert of 1.54A Trect .6833A H sect• . Sp ~rt cOel 11..ool78.000, Fllchmond1 I 4·00170.0~00 Jack!, Dtlorol, Lot z5 Horton t.owar 1/2 'E1 II 1/2 In W, New Survey .8833A, Under U.20A 33.20A Ernol1 L. a Glendo F~ . Kenneth liM , sect.., BOIW1111h, $11.20. $132.02. . $25.38. • ' 11 T.l 1'1.14 NW Cor l.or""A (100-3011 Penny urv. 127 15-1101151.000, Scott, Tiro $435.02. 15-01100.000, ..,.,.,..nkln, · 18-00683.000, Imboden, OI..Q1$80.Ci00' Putnlm B out ol 81.48AC 1.5731AC, 9.2SA1 $317.54. Down Eta!, Lot (Ill Bohan H Beet. 21 N a'E o1 SW 't/4 $741.30. · . 14-uiOig.ooo, Kennedy, 2nd Add. Ill Ex 11' 011 N Scott a S1ndle, C/0 Scott llyr!le Ellll, Sect 2 NW 01 Rd iiV..-..1.;10. . . 11-DOII79.000, Richmond, Thomaa R. Sect 21 (140! a1c1e $755.41. Yllnvrenktn, Lot 51! In Straight Hollow .50A, $53.57. -·ili-li1A1.000 Putnem B Ernnt L. & Glenda F., Sect -rSWoiNE 114ExS.2AW "1S·00043.000, Zirkle, 87'x71'•111' out ol 11117 · 18· 007611.001, KIIUe, . H Lot llf·21 CO.t 111 WA, 11 Tl Rl4 U441A Oul or 2.11SSA, $1,080.11. Dt1n1 L., .Lol (81) BolWCII'Ih ~1312.211. .18-0'1101.000, Ylnvnnkln, Molani• . B 1/or Unden P, "*!•~r. $4111 · • a1.41A 1.4441A.I75.04. 1 4..QOJI8.000; La1mond Add Lolli Ex 30 PI Pert Lilt "" of.oinl.iiOO llhodtl 11·00248.000, Romine, · V.!erle J, sectt5 (212! Nil 12 KP1,1733.11. Saott . a Bindle, C/0 Saott Part or Freet 25 T3 1'112 15-0011111.000, W~ - - · Lilt 111 1·/2, I.OOA out oi15.00A, I.OOA, Altrocl Soot, if W P1rt 01 Floblrt H., Sect. ·14 tl R.l'l of W 112 3.00A E• I. IS54A $55.D7• .$311.77. . 1W 1/414.iiilL-II1,41 NE PI Mid. Fr. Ex. 3.35A In 1.8441A. .$833.21. Robin. Loi68Coa1Dart 11·00124.0!2, Mantey 011·0117CUI&i, Rh0da1 8E Cor. 43.111A, $314.11. 14-00158.000, Utchlleld, L.ot 310 10' 110' 1 711' I 11-01102.000, v.nv..nkln, Plmtll J8ne ""' Pomet1 J: Scoll S1ndle C/O Scott Dlllt' Allredb Royl!tJ l!lltroli 11..00250.!Q01 Flomln~1 Scott D, Sect. 31 1140~~ · Plrt,'$42.1D. ......: C1rlt • Smith Petroleum Floblrt H. 1 """· 20-21 T.11 Bendo!Cr.SoiRREx.·( 15-01114.000. WIN._......, VIIMIInken, Lot 511 N 1/2, ltyHII, BOOL 2 1111 Hock or 'NW Inc. 121.10. 1'1.14 out·or 130.32A mid. on Ex .IA.1.12A. SID.IO. E - l } o r llhMan """"' $2111.10. """· lA, $70.75. 11·00211.0001 Mllllri!. W/11 Oi·OIIIO.OOO, R.!!gl Fld.ZA.$337.10. 14-00157.000! UtchlltldE Lof1411 Patn.'e 2nd Add., 11..00112.DO,!IL Grt~ Robert L, Sect. l1 NE o1 N : J1nloe K, Lilt ,... ·17 . IW at 40 Sub I .lOA, 114 EIOIPI 21.101lllAC SR 3.-..sA, $1111.41. . 1.71A. 1471.M. • he! I Tl R14 Mid ol NW 1,.. Min. .83A, 1211.21. Euger~~ aJot no, $431 .11. 1HIOI3.000, ~&colt 1•·00747.000iii Harrla, ~~'l'~·O:.!!gt, of 1.47aA .97SA. ~rt::'• ~~~~~ =:-~ Pllmer'e Dlnnl• a uny arle, Lot " ~~1:•!!1'1'• Lo19P.t4'1 11rt o1 1i.\i1 RUTLAND VLLAGE W l!nd of N 1/2 EX 2.22U 111..Q15\ WIM,IIerry Lincoln Helghta Add. l.f717A Ex 2.11UA 1. J.D. III!ICIS LID Ex 3.2IA I.I2A, 114.47. , Euaenii/Or lhlnln 1111111, ......47. . .11·0Dti2.000,· . Hert, 1.1 OI4A. $41.71. . 1,. . ., liilnfNIOII, 12·00444.007, , leeri.!J 14·00015.000, Rllrdt!!o, Lof141 Plllmer'e 2nd Add. 1H1CI10.~eokhlm, ,.,.., I/Or c.tritrln&. Lot Ran1l .lamw .'ll'ultM M AIIPII I 1/or lailtlll M 111 Clr1 l/or llllrlce Sect n (PIIrt Rllrl. S11.12. 0 I/Or K. It" IUOOIIIOr . RJ II!!IPIDn Rl4 ol:t.IOA P1rt 1212) Mid. of I 1'/2 ol Rd. 15-01517.1J00, WIM, Perry 14t I 1rt lA Tntcl P._ ol JolfNr .lOA out ot l.aoA Tru11.1MLol121 R11 ' oll'lllllld=:··l4. ,Out of 17.40A 1.1111A, EugeneatorBfllranEIIIne, Lal 1071/I.IIIAC, $454 32 . 11·00112.00,!1..., ll•ot. Con11nued Dn ..... 10 1.1..,_0ui>GtiOA, LOt 121 · 12·00444. , s ·ea;!:l S131.41. Lof141 PIIIIMr'e 2nd Add., 1.11011,111.1111. Rllphl..,_ II, 14-00018.011, R1lrd1n, S19.M. llemiOe A. ..... ""' Jolin ... = Harrtsoonitle Commually Cbun:h Paslor: Theron Durham Sunday-9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. Mor1J1c Slor St. Joh Lutbel'lll ctoare• Pine Qro'!le Wblte'r Chapel Wosleyoo Coolv illo ·Road Pastor: Re.... Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday SeNice • 7 p,m. 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Pastor: Bill Staten Sunday Services- 10 a.m.&. 7 p.m.· Wcdnesd~y - 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.m. hstor: Kenneth Baker Lutheran FISHER FUNERAL HOM!; 1'1le Belleven' Follows~lp Mlolslry New Lime Rd., Rulland · Paat01: Rt .... ~brgaret J. Robin10n SeN ices: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. · . Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Pastor: Kenneth Biker Sundoy School·10 o.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday Se,.lce, • 10 a.m. • Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship-- 7 p.m. Colnry Blbl' Cborrh Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. t'astor: Rev. Blackwood . Sunday School · 9;30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a,m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SCIVie< · 7:3C p.m. ....k~p PUIOI: Kenh Radel Sunday Sc:bool· 9:1S a.m. Wonhip , 10 a.m. Youlh Fellowshop, Sunday. 6 p.m. Loanl Cutr Fno Mtlllodllt CloiU'Cb Pastor: Peter Tremblay . Sunday School • 9;30 o.m. Worship ·10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday ·s. .... ice • 7;00 ~.m. Pastor: Rev. Roser Willford Follb Cloapel Opto Bible Cburtb · 923 S. Third So., Mid\llepon Putor Michael Pangio · SulKily serv~. 10 a.m. Thursday_service, 7 p.m. · a BW "-~ , --~ 11 r.,,ofi20A JolnlngFtnwtt30A.SI77.47. 07..00534.000, Ptclc1na, Cllvtn D. 1/or c.ror A, Beet. 33 l110o1117) N Plot :ii.ICIA E Pt. Ex. Coal 11.311A, . . .74. · , 07..00535.000, Plokon•, Calvin D,I/Or carat A, Sect 33 =11~ out of Nl! Cor o1 .lOA; $3.31. 07·00531.000, Plckena, t •- ~.lohnnvRl/or FrttdomGolpoiMiulooo Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Mlllomlllt Pu101: Robert E. Robinaon Sunday School · 9:1~ a..m. Worship· 10;30 a.m. Bible Sllrdy Tuesday· 10 a.m. Hysell RWI Hoi- Ch.... Putor: Robert Manley Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wo1>hip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m . Thunday SeiVice • 7;30 p.m. Worship Ser~icc 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Nijho Servicea Faith Fellowship C,...de for Cbrlsl Pas1or: Rev. Franklin Dickens Sen-ice: Friday. 7 p.m. _, t? Kingsbury Road Putor. Jeff Smilh Sunday School • 9;30 a.m. 1'1le C.lebnU...C.oler . · 320 E. Moia So., Pomeroy (Pomeroy Municipal Building auditorium) Pastor: Jim Codner Wonhip ,.,.ices: Sunday, 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. PoartCUptl Sunday Sehool· 9 a.m. Wonhip ·10 o.m. (Mime, Dolcrlptlon, AddHI Lot I • I Aoree, TOtll T•~. SIA, _ , .__on A nenm1nt1 · and 01·00101.004, Comer PenlllllliMI Melvin D aJor Ginger K: BEDI'ORD Sect 2t Tl R11l Su1an 1WP AddHion Lot 2 7 H2A MIEIGSLSD ... · $1111. ' ' , 01..01204.00!J...Bondul~ 1 oi-00210.000, Croblret •llnetlt, Ro(lhy lnltrtlll 8tul1h M a Wooti!Nin' "f"ednc. · Corjl. 01 WV. Tholm1 1!, C/0 Loon 'llllltU WOaclnom, Sect. 23 11 ,!!_..aD03t.ooo, hn11~y1 N of NW 1/42.71A;IZ'77.u. --·rllorOonne.WIIIr!IGI .,.._11.000, Cre-, 21 II 20A Ex 41.21A Ex 81ul1h M a Wooti!Nin ~~ 30.5134A Thtl- 1!, C/0 Loon l Ol a · n..Woodrum,Sect.245 "'Wtz-lroa*"JreblrH Plllll K, hct. 3S SW Pert K8Ytn L lecl1 W 1/4 Of EL 1 0A W . out of 110A • IE 1/4 f11! o1 120A Ex. «<A 1.0013A, III.A. 7I.IIIA E lOlA 111 ila 01·00123.000, Ctlftord, $7111.011. x ' • ' Jemet NE W &WF- F, Sect. 20' 01·00727.1!,!01 ' Dunber f/2 ot NE 1/4 JeM.Cianll VMtn, Seal I21 01 .T5A, $5.28. 10 Rl2 T2 RIS BE Cor 5.0110 01·00124.000, Cllllord, o117.TIAS.OIA, M7t.T3. . WaFIYtF,IIect.ZO. 01-002t2.000. Hlrdlman ol NW"~a 3/4A lA., Wlnllllcl. 821 FR30 Tt RIS ··~·.•·-Mid a W tnd 2.7112A out o1 CarleloalaterdeiiOIIIIDalloul 0Uftk Other Churches ......................... ..,_.. .......... oontiiMcl lftd cMiallled In tiM following lilt: Soulb Bethel New TesiOIIMlat Silver Ridae Putor: Robert &.rber Sunday School ~ 9 a.m. t Worship • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. Ha.. IMiddlatlon) Putor: Charlet N~illl Sunday Sehool· 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 o.m. Wisteyoa Bible Hollllll ctourcb 75 Peaol So., Middlepon. Pasoor: Re11. John Neville Sulijlay school - 9:30a.m. Children 1s service. 10 a.m. Worship .. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. 33045 Hiland Rood. Pomtroy Putor: Roy Hunter Sunday School· 10 a.m. · Evenina7:30 p.m. TUesday A Thunday- 7:30 P:m. l'ortlllod Flnl ctoiUC• of 1M Nounae . PISior: Mark Matson Worship ·10:30 p.m. Sunday School • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor: Vemapye ~ullivan Sunday SchoCII • 9:30 o.m. Worship· 10;30 a.m. .. DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE Tile ............. Ollola ................. ., . . CounlJ ,.._..., 01 ...... Counly, ...... -.,--*. .....,_, MC1 • hiiGoopel~ FOftlllla Pulor: Quia Nnille Sunday Scbool ·10 o.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Thunday Service& -6:30p.m: Plao Gron Bible HollaOA Chordl ' 1/2mileoffRt.325 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. , Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Se,.lce • 7;30 p.m. 264 South 2nd ......... SIOiday Scllooi · 10;JO a.m. UMYP Sunday 6:30 p.'m! Fl,. Sunday of Monlh • 7:30 p.m. Mrvlce LoaaBoltono Sunday School -9:30a.m. •.. t.• '". :···· ~~ •• 1 .......,....... WOIIIIip •10;30 a.oo. RAWLINGS· COATS Mill Wook 1rectory 01·01105.00!J1 MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR ' The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio NANCY PARKER CAMPBELL • hurch Church of Chn st ...~ FrlciQ, November 15, 1996 Friday, November 15, 1116 . POmeroy • .Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel 'I . n sr: I"'=-~1. a. "':::o~a1S.~W::kr.:"' m.': =,J:l~a~ '*"out I 1 �Pege10 • The Dally 81 1llnel The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, .Ohio Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 110 Photq b·ook explores the world of ."Naked Babies'' By HOLUS L. ENGLEY Newa Servlcdle I I Aboololo . Nick K.elsb's baby is flying. Right off the bookcover - 1entlc CUIVes of the round little buttocks and fat legs disappearing up, beaded for ... ., Who knows? It's a baby. No one can know wheN a baby is headecl. This one, though. for the moment look.s like an upwardly mobile Renaissance angel with its wings out of view, maybe a Michelangelo .cherubim. . That, at least, is what Anna . Quindlen thinks of K.elsh's black and white studio photos of babies and the soft. appealing landscape of their bodies in •"Naked Babies" (Penguin Stuc!io, $24.95), with text ·by ~ formet New Yodc Times op' ed pace columnist, novelist and mother of three. "All sorts of angelic images from the Renaissance," she says. uTile one in the very beginning, wbete the baby's reaching across the page, reminds me of part of the Sistine Chapel where Adam's ~hing to IBIRiill We ,_, help you, •nd you can help the •nvlronment. S Construction ~ ,.... Co. til We specialize in: Residential Commercial New Home Remodeling Custom Design "We treat your home like our home' Call614·949·2600 ask for Rick SIAl&tdlary ot IFC Rents are comPuted according to your Income. Lovely apartments featuring wall·to-wall carpet· lng, all appliances. a n~ meenlng when they belong to a·beby, u theM from Nick Kelah'l book, "Naked BabiK." ~ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473. STAY WARM This Wmterl ALL PRIMARY UTILITIES PAID Must be 62 yews Df age Dr hattdfc-.plll ,._-..:.r. FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL TODAY : Oppo~~~~~ • Offered Exluslvely 1•614•992•7022 GUYS! · S.IITH'S CONStRUCTION WANT TO TALK TO BEAUTIFUL LADIES, •LIVE•??? CALL IIOWUI 1·900-476·1515 EXT. 4971 $3.99 per min, Must be 18 yrs. Serv·U (619) 8434 MEIGS REFRIGERATION HEATING& COOUNG Don Smith oHeat Pumps •Fumaces •Rafrlgerators Installation & Service Custom Building & A~lng • New Homes •Additions • New Garages • .Remodeung '•Siding • Roofing • Painting FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·5535 (614) 992·2753 $5.00 & Up ·-· What's on Your Horizon? In In Loving Mamory UNDALOU STEWART Head Start applications being accepted The Access Head Start Program, hility criteria. Children with disabil· · located in Gallia and Meigs Coun- ities are shown priority for enroll· ties, continues to accept applications ment and all parents are urged to for enrollment for the 1996·97 apply. . school year that began in September. Access Head Start is a developChildren who were three or four mental pre-schoo,l program that proyears of age prior to Sept. 30 will be vides comprdlensive hca\tb, dental, , considered for enrollment, hued on and IIOCial services, nutritious meals, family income, age, and other eligi· and s~ IUld hearing screenings on her birthday, for all enrolled children. s~~~~~ ~I~ services are provided for c with disabilities. · For an enrollment application or more information about the program, call Gallia Head Stan Ct'nter at 256-4186, · Meigs Head Stan Office at 992-3088, orAccess Head Start central office at446-6674. _ ___.____ Harrisonville news--Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotterill were Mrs. Mariam Durham is expected recent visitors of their daughter, home soon following a visit in Sum· . : Linda Finley, and family. merville, W.va. with relatives. · · Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bale hOsted a Mrs. Lula Be!le Eshelman birthday party for Sascba Sterling; ' recei,ved word recehtly that she an exchange st~t from Germany. became a sreat·grandmothet again. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Townsend Het granddaughtet, Rhonda DeHart, and two friends of Westerville were Sprinif~eld is the mothet. 'r<>"ent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Duane and Hazel Stanley recent· : Slilttley. ly visited their son, Steve, wife, Julie . ., IUld children, Emily and Andrew of Norwich. lldward Chapman is improving from illness. · Mrs. Katherine Weaver spent Sat. urday afternoon imd evening at the l!sbelman home. Nov. 18th. REMBRANDT PAINnNG · The Watering Hole is having a Benefit Party fcir the family of Lester Richard $un., Nov. 17, 3 p.m. Magic 101 D.J. Jerry J. Door Prizes - 50/SO Food AND DECORATING Over 15 Years Exp. Interior and Exterior Pilinting . Painting Roofs Wallpaper Hanging Pressure Cleanin~ Roofing · Minor RemodeUng Rosldentlal aod . Com,.rcial FREE ESTIMATES D.J. ALLIIMERICAN SOUNDS Appearing Friday 8:00·12:00 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest Invited . Public NoCioe Corner of 7 & 143 · •Shmt Doors & WWows EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Come in and sign in by 7 p.m. Starting promptly at . 7:30 ..... Adtlltl.s DATE LIN6 Are You Sick And Tired Of Being Single 7 Days AWeek? Romanc·e Is Just AHeartbeat Awayl 1·900·526·5050 Ext. 62l8 . ' $2.99/mln, 111+ Ser\' U Every_day Low Prices (619) 645-8434. In Memory ELLIOTI APPLIANCES Open Sundays 1 to 5 . until Christmas 412,St. At. 7 44&8051 We, tilt family .o f s•ven Eblin, would like to thank friend• Met neighbors for their .klndnes1, flower~, ctirdt, and prayer~ In tht lou of our loved one. • A 1peclal lhanka to Rev. Peter Tl'lmblay and the Ulurel Cliff FrH lhthodlet Chun;h ancllhe F11her fu~~~n~l ttome. Your , . O'DELLS $178,000 CLEARANCE SALE Friday & Saturday New ltems·oaily O'Dell Lumber Co. PNnArt'lV. .,· I • 537 BRYAN PLACE MIDDI.EI'ORT 1182-2n2 8:00 o.m.·3:30 p.m. •:=1111111 Windows • Garages . . MI])NAY TAVERN Washers. ;........................ $297 Dryers ................ :............ $267 Dishwashers ................... $297 Ranges ....... .....................$297 Refrigerators .. ................. $477 ., J&L SIDING & INSULATION Ohio .. ldndnut will never be ' otten. l IS RUSH LIMBAUGH GOOD FOR THIS COUNTRY? 1 (900) 378-83881 Ext. 1951 $2.99/mln. Muot be 18+ Touch-tone Phone PROCALLCO. 602 954·7420 WOMEN TO TALK WITH YOU LIVElli Unforgettable Conversations II Call this exclusive 24 hr. hotnneu ' Call1-900-476-8585 'ExL 3313 $3.99 per min. Muatbe 1Byra. Serv·U· 619 6~5 8434 Ext.2308 $3.118 per min. Must be 18 yra. Sarv·U· (619) 645-8434 005 BIN.'$ AUTO REPAIR EMoti & W...... llewl $2.99 per min. Must be 18yrs. Serv·U (619) 645-8434 Real Queations, Real Answers, Real Paych lca 1·900-484-1020 En 6878, $3.D9 Min. Mus1 Be 18 Babyslner needed suuting Jan 1St 2 or 3 c:tars a week, mull be a non-smoker, relerencet re quired. Call 304-675-861116 . 30 Announcements Computer Users Heeded. Work own hou; s, S20k to .$50klyr 1· 800-348-718e ll5Q8. Cru 1se Sh ip Jobt l Earn $300 1 $900 Wklv. Year Raund Position. Hiring Bott"i Man !Women . Fret Room And ~oard . Wi ll Train . Call 1 Qays 407-875-2022 Exl. 052t! .C46. · COMPUTER USERS NEEDED. $<5.000 Income po· 67S.385t . HOME Puppies to giveaway, 6U·949· 3078. tentiat. 1-800- &13·4343 Eu. B· D368 Call For Oe•lla. Puppie&, Mixed 614·446·4328. HOME TYPIST, PC uaera needtd . $45,000 income potential. Puppie&. mother 11 Seagle. 30-4· 675-2932. · Ceii1-800·S13·ot:W3 Ext. 8·9368. . 60 Lost and Found ttoo REWARD· lost 10, 22,96 , male Bluetitk hound, Coolvil le Ridge Rd., Athens County, R.W Cline. 614-667-3709. ::::-:-'::::-:-:--:--::--:--.,..-1 FOUND: Hunting Dog in Cheshire Qnlo.304-773-5839. Long Term C•re NursinG Facility Seeking Entt,uliattic Ohio Stitt Ttlted. Nurae Aldts. Excellent Benefit Package lncludlno : vaca~ tion, Chrlatmaa Club, 401K fltan, Insurance, And More: Sign On Bonus Just In Tlma For Christmas. Contact Pinecrest Cart Center · 814-446-7112 . Usa =:~~~~-----1-~~Mm--· ~-------­ FOUND: Linle lemale pu~py. -:-:: browRiblac:k mixed, vicinity or Needed : riverboat pik»ll & dec:k Gallipolis fefry. 3CU·675·6343 af· hands, call 304·527·3234 or 412· tef6:30pm. 643-1614. Found: October 2fllh, Small Mixed Ofeed Dag, Vicinity: Spring Valley Shopping Cen ter, 614 ·245·51 30 And Identity. OAK HILL COUMUNin W:OICAL CENTER SOCIAL WORKER NEEDED Fourid: a'et ol kers m leather We Art SeekinG A Director For cas e, College Rd., Syracu se vi- Our Social Services Departmefu. cinity, call to iO, 614·9Q2·4297. , Responsibilities lncludll Inpatient Hoapital ,,long Term Cart Unil, Los t: 2 Kittens, O n Neighborhood And Home Health Servicta. Road, Reward Olleredl 614 ·441 · Qualifications lnclud'e: M.S.W. 0934, Evenings. " From An Approved !khool, Plus LS.W. Outlet Wilt Include Home Minng Small Black Peek ·a·QOO Heallh Evaluations And Services Dog Black Collar, Lost Near 775 t.A .O.S. Initial And Follow· Up Fo; A.nd 14 1, Please Call 514· 4-46· Long Term Care, And Supervis-0219 We M1ss H1m , Reward 01 · i"" 01 The Hos""tars n ........ rtment. let"ed, Aaron & Brandoh. .." "' Plnse ~ Compet1t1ve Sllary. Apply LOST : Soft Came Bow Case, in· In Pe,f io n Or Send Resume To: tenec1ion o1 Redman Ridge on Oak Hill Commun1ty Uedical CenRt. 2. REWARD for re! urn .ol cont- ter, Auention: Brenda McKenzie, ents & case. 614·44e-8314 Days. 350 Charlotte Avenue, Oak Hill, Ohio 45656. lost White Cow With Large Call Approll . '400 lbs. Gone 2 To 3 EOE. Weeks Near Richard Brothers Orchard & Jim Lackey Road Can OTR driver, Clata A COL wtHaz.. Collect, 814·286 -2394 , Reward Mat, 1yr E•perience. 304· 675· 5570. oneredl • :.;.;..:..:==-----1 70 Yard sale Gallipolis & Vicinity People to Work duriflg deer •ason . No e•perienca necessary. Apply at Crawfo rd's, Henderson wv. 30<-<~7s.s.<o• . PHlS]C!&N We ight Lou Clinic - 2 Days Per All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Week . Could Be Evenings. Call Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00p.m. 814·353-2475. the day before the ad IS to run. Sun<lay edi tion · 2:00p.m. Fr~day. Po s ta l Jobs 3 Position• Avail Monday edi ti on . 10:00 a.m. Sat- able, No Er~erl ence Neceuary, ln!Grmatlon, Call 1·818-7t!4· ~rda:=!:l·'--------' For 9016E•t9102. Pomeroy, .POSTAL JOBS . • Authorized AQA Distributor • Welding Supplies • Industrial Gasas • Machine Shop Services • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding • Aluminum/Stainless • Tool Dre¥]ng • Ornamental Steps • Stairs, Railings, Patio Fum~ure, Fireplace Items, Planter Hangers, Trellltl8s & lots of other stulfll · "No Job Too Lsr(/e or t:oo Strlllll" We will work within your budget. ,. Ph. 773-9173 . FAX 773-5881 108 PomerD St,_.. .._,, WV • Avail•ble Work -Inventory work· er s. general laborett, general of. lice. Personnel Temporary Ollie:· es. 304-t! 75-3605. Large &ize ladies rain coat. 304· :::::==="'"~ ·'"· ' · ~=800-900-3Q4!)= =~~===~ 985-4422 ' Chester, Ohio . _______ DATELINE The Girls of your'dreams SafatyS::~ono 'Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand Reo. Personals se (No Sunday Calls) . · SeniorChiDn Dlocount · Fully lneu...t 814-787-4481 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Able Avon Repreaentativta needed . Earn money for Chrll t· mas ~ i lls aThome/aI wprk. 1·BDO· 99 2· 6356 or 30A-882-2t45, Ind. s 614·992·7643 949.,057 R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING ! All Aren I Shirley ' Spears. 304·875. 1429. AVON good with kicll, 614-992·5690. 'No Obligation. Send LSASE To : 5 adof'llblt klnens, to ,good home, . ACE, Dept 1351 , Bo• 5137, Ola· males & tamales liner trained mond8ar,CA.91165. wka.old, 814·98S:3837. ' Full Time Po si Uon Available For S' Shepherd Border Collie Pup A V1Ct1m Advocate Tn Work With Black / White 111 worming 2 Fe- Women And Children E-ven ings And Weekends . The Ideal Canmale Kinem., Yellow Orange Color Appro •. 7 Months Old .. s~ 4 • 256 _ di dJite U~ s{ Be Able J"o Work With Mini.,al Supervision , lnter1t! · ' act Posl!iv.e!y With Others, ~nd Chow ~ale" Cinnamon Colored, Ha\le Reliable Tranaportation. Ver~ Fr iendly, To Gopd Home High School Diploma Requ ired, Only 6t .. ·247-2032 Even ings, And A Background In Social Weeil.ends. Work Preferred . Intere sted ·Persons May Apply To : Personnel, Free 7 Week Old White & Black .:;..:,:. P.O. Bo• 454 , Gallipoli s, Ohio Kinens, 614-44t!-t73t 45631. New Homes • Vinyl Siding Ne~ Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 1-900-990·9330 Ext. 1·553 MIKE BING Bam-Bpm. 40 Giveaway Earn $t .ooo Weekly Stutling En· -....,.=.,......,......,..:...--,.1 Yelopes AI Home. Start Now . .No 1 yr. old Elkhound, well maMefld, ' Eiiperience. Free Supplies, Info. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 24 Hour Anawarlng 31801 Amberger Rd. Off Forest Run Help e•am. call : c~e<sonwv. Attorney At Law (614) 592-5025 Athens, Ohio Flrept~:.~~~~rnace R•L";:~·AS:c'::!:.utl 110 We pro can deer, make hickoty smoked hams. trail bologna. pepperoni, jerky, summer sauaig8. CoOler kept, clean, sanitary. HuntIng supplies. lic·ense & game cnack atatlon . Gsmmaqs Han- William Safranek ~!!::'w=!'!~ EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Sorv u 819-.. S-8434. BANKRUPTCY elm relieve a debtor of financial obligations and arrange a fair distribution of assets. Debtors in bankruptcy may keep "exempl" property for their personal usc. This may include a car, a house, clothes, and household goods. For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: Appalachian Wanted To Buy: We Buy Auto 'a Any Condilion, 8 14·388·9082. Or 814-.44e·PART. Neat Someone Special From "You r OWn .-rea. 1·900·658-50 50 E11 t. 7331iJ, 12.89 Min. Must Be 18 Serv u e1SH45-84,.. ANGELS LIGHTED BASKETS, WRE;ATHS, SWAGS, YARD ORNAMENTS. QUILT RACKS, PAINTED CANS AND SAWS, DOG HOUSES, SHELVES. GIFT BASKETS FEATURING WATKINS AND TUPPERWARE PRODUCTS. LIVE TREE:;, WREATHS, CROSSES AND f'OINSETIIAS BEGINNING NOVEMBER 23 2 Miles North of Sliver Bridge on SR 7 1D-6 U.F; 1-5 Sunday Phone 446.4530 CALL 1·900-526-5050 E)!.T. 4500 12.99 per min. M..tbe 18yro. Sarv.IJ-(619) 645 8434 wood boxes, milk bolhl, Uelgs County Advert iaemenl, Oaby Marlin, 614·092·7.iW1 . ANNOUNCEMENTS CHRISTMAS in the COUNTRY at IVYDALE FOOL .PROOF LOVE!!! coins, watches, estatu, okl tk:IM jars, old blue & wt'lita diahea. old Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt . 614·992·3470 Top, Trim, Removal & Stump Grinding SPIAKUP Al.fllliCAI Drwen, Stoves, Aelr1geratot 1, Freezers, Air Conditi oner s, Co lor T.V.'t, VCR'a, . Als o Junk Cars, 114-256· WICKS HAULING For all the answers talk live to one of our metaphysical edvlsoralll C.ll1·900-562-4000 lire RIIJIIIIr & Spin . {614) 696·1407 Non- Work in ~ Wa~hera, (LimeStoneLow Rataa) SL Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 614-985-3813 or 614-667-6484 · Plastic Culvert · Dual wall and Regular f1' thru 36' 4' &6' Flex pipe 4' S&D ·peri. · solid pipe 4" &6' Sch 35 pipe '/." &'I.".C.P.V.C. pipe 1'/,'thru 4' Sch 40 pipe '/." & 1' 200 p.s.i. water pipe (100' rolls thru 1,000' rolls) '1." U.L. approved Conduit 8' Graveless Leach pipe · Gas pipe 1' thru 2" • fittings · Regulators . Risers Full assortment of P.V.C, & Flex fittings & Water fittings Full line of Cistern; Septic & Water storage tanks Used llres: 7P.M. Pick up dlacarded . eppllencea, batterle1, many metata a motor blocka. G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY 391-70 At. 6il1 off Rt. 33 at Rt. 681 Darwin, Ohio Used Parts AulD & Truck Repcir N - 0< U.S. N""' 1935 To Hl48 lttues, 81 • ·446;3844 Aller Top do llar- anti ques, furnit urt, olass, china, cipckt, QOid, silver, olnsured Phone 614 992·2735 IRE'S GAUGE J & D's AuiO Par !l. Buying all· nge Yehlc:ltt. S• ll1ng parts. 30.&· n:l-5033. 1238. JONES' TREE SERVICE 20 Years E"perience • 7/22/tfn .,.., 814-1192·3324. 71111/1fn . ~ ~~Olfr<t-~ Fl dirt wonood- wil poy lor dWnll and hau li ng, Raclnal Syracuse & truck painting, minor rilec:t.nlcltl repair. Tu-upa, 011 Change, Wex,Bumng Long Sl, Rutland, Oh. 742·2935, Aak for Kip . Call for Demonstration & Free Estimate 614-992-4119 1·8D0-291·5600 110 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio THE MAPLEs· ling some really nice photographs and not a lot of them. 9. llvery kid in the world looks at a set of car keys when someone shakes them. Stan without them, pull them out when things get a little slow. . 10. Accidents can .happen with naked babies. Consider wearing the .foul weather gear lobster fisherman wear. . II . Get down on their level - eye to eye. 12. ·They don't bave to be looking into the camera. 13. Us'e fast film (400 ASA), set the baby next to a window but out of direct sunlight, and shut off the flash. In other words, teereate' the beau· tiful soft light of 19th century studios. You want the light to ·~ Coming from the side. · · · 14. Patience is imponant. Don't always try to force something to hap· pen. We got some of our most spontaneous moments just' by waiting. 15. Be prepared. Keep your camera in the same place all the time so everyone knows where it is. 16. Hungry babies and-or hungry photographen make for bad photographs. llarly morning after breakfast seems .to be a good time to do photography. Plan around your baby's schedule. • Highest "R Value" Blocks 99.5% of .UV Rays QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS WILl YOUR UTillnES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSE THIS WINTER? A photographer's tips for great baby pictures - - ·· om - . . .. Gollopoio. Body work, ear, truck by Apartments for Rent "She said, •About an hour ago.' tau 0!1 lit U.S. Si- 0-ldl, MdQI»JMWy, Gold Rlnoo. Pro·1 t:IO u.s . C• otency, Slltl... Etc. Acquioltleno-, • II.T.S. COin SMp, t5t Second · GdiJOII&, I1H.a.28<12. Cltln Lall Model Carl Or Trueh. 1080 M0<1~1 Or Newer, Smtih &Kk Ponllac, 1to0 Eall- GRUESEI'S GAUGE DCIIIOLOIY MJtW MIRROR" patetJtecl syst1111. • -IIDIAT'IINSTALI.AT10118. 1tlllll1 440 Til LAtin Ill REPUCI.IIT WINDOW 'I.AAQE INIIEN10RV FOR made frqm the sidewalls of scrap li~i!,• . ·manufactured in 4 feet lengths wfth IDs of 13, 14 . qr 15' and an average 00" of 22'. . ' (Larger s~es also available.) · Never polluting, EPA approved, impervious to attacks from satt or other minerals, lasts foraverl $5.00 per linear foot, F.O.B. Pomeroy, Ohio Contact: Natlonai .Tire Recycling Center . 1-800-273-3385 . "I said, 'When did you change it last?' FANCY FINGERS, FEET· Plc- Air C1 llhma.l A•• •lltlthltlps. IIUVERI CULVERT DRAINS and she said, 'This is dry.' ..... F....s, 'ON THI! SPOT I'UWICINQ owttlbto to QUAUI'lED Cover your mosquito infested drains with glllllllilteed-lndNtructlbte .CONSIDER: turM of fHt and t.nct, Tot~- : .., AIHI Gotcl Colno. Proof-. on any of the babies I bave here." Maybe, but the Dalai L11111a has never been photograpbed like the laughing little boy on page 112. "He was one of the last babies I pho. togtaphed," Kelsb says. "[ knew I had to get a boy peeing. He showed up with his mother and a couple of his aunts. His· mom ·took his diapet off QMMU WMtad to Buy . Middleport & Vicinity · -:-::-,.,-.,..,..::..:.;.:.;.;,;:;_!.,,..,..,.,..1 830t E", OHS8t , 9 A.M . ·II P.M. All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In · Advance . Dead li ne : 1:OOpm lhe day before the ad is to run, Sunday & Monday edition- 1:O Opm Friday. Sun -Fr i ::--:-~ · -::--- ' - -Seeking Persons With Poti!lvt Alt itude & E il:ce!lent Wotth Eth·• 1c s. Abili 1y To Apply Service Techni ques, Telephone Ski lla & Computer Skill s, To Work Well 80 Public Sale With Clients 1 On 1 And Complele Multi Tasks With Attention and Auction To Detail. Complete Benefits 11'0· AUCTION-Friday night 7pm. Hart- gram. Send Responlt To : CLA to;d CommuM~ Bu 1id1ng. 2 New 396, Cl~ Galli polis Dally Trib~t~ne, deal•' •· lots of new mercn•n· 825 Th1rd Avenue, Gall ipolis, OH diM, drawings, end af aale draw- <5631. Ing~. - d Beaolor TEXAS ' REFINERY COR~: Rlck Ptefaon Auction "CGmpany, Needs Mature Person Now In full lime au ctioneer, compltlt QALLIPOLIS Area . Rogard1t11 auction •ervice. Lictn&ed Ot Trolnlno. Wrlto D.T. Hapkina, tN,Oh!o 1 Wilt Virginia, 30•· Dept. ~ -45031, Box 7tt . Ft. Worth. TX 16101·0711 . . 773-5785 Or 30<- nl-5447. ••ro. 1 Start 512.08 11k Far Exam And Ap~llcatl an Info. Call 218· 789 · �• Friday, NOtember 15, 1118 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ilrtdey, November 15, 1996 The Deily Sentinel• ,..13 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OOP NBA Cro••word Punle PHILLIP ALDER 3 9R LR Poplar Haigh II· •4 : .. , " D.R., F.R.. 2·bathl, 2-flrtplactl, farge utility Rm 2-car gar._ga, Interior Ex!erior tin1Ws car~ wrap around dack, almost 2 ac:r· pentry, ftreplace refinishing, ad- ea. ~..075-m& •dltiono, parches, ldecka, have RIVER FRONT PROPERTY, 1tfoience0.304-875-1013. WlTM HOUSE, 727 FIRST AVE· 'Odd Jobl & Strip Tol>acco, 614- NUE, GALLIPOLIS, $88 ,500, 4!'1"1682, 614-441.0253. 114-441-7112. _Pr,::a;_IH;_;;:ail>=na..:...f..,l-rH..:...S;_:OMc;_:_c_e_ , -St-u-mp-1 Thr.ee bedrooms, one and 112 Removal, Frite Estimates! In- batha. natural gaa. new' root, new surance. Bidwell, Ohio 614-388 - llptlc, 31x50 thrM bay garage 9648,·114-367· 7010 and workshop, 1.5 levet acres on sa.w Route 7, Chester, OH, 61~Will do odd lobs, larong block & G85-3355. ' tangir.g drywall 304 -6 75- 2864 · Two bedroom horne, 5 acres. all Otbrtel Portable Sawmill, don'l haul JOUr togs; to IN milt just call :J:lc-&75- 1957. end .l\ fOfl 2 Bedroom Furntshed House No lrislde Pill, Coun1~ Water Fur· nrshed 1450/Mo., Deposit & References Requtred, Otf State Route 850, 13 t4-44fl -4111 Evenmgs, 614·245-0380 2 Bedrooms, $340tMo , Water Patd, 15 112 VIne Stttet near First Ave.. Garage, Depostl, Releren<:e&, 614-448-2419 on SR 12•. Racine, car garoge Wilh apa"mom. 1 heat, ather butldmgs. National Bank, Racllll, Oh10, 9411-2210. FINA NCIA L Apanments Rent Gallipolis Ferry 1 bedroom apt, all ut1ht1es pa1d e11.cept electric. S250imo. 304·615-1371 or 304675-3812 Lafayane Mall: 2 Room And 81 All Utilities Included $185/Ma ., 513-574-25311. 530 Antiques seD P8ts for Site 'B~.-,-.-r-H~fi.~R~l~v-or~ln-t~A-nt~lq_u_t_o·. l AtCC Regl1tered Chinese Stlarptl n24 E. MaJn StrMt. on Rl. 124, Pomerow. 'Hours M.T.W. 1D:OO a.m. to 8:00 p.m , Sundav 1:00 lo 8:00 p m. 814 ·$92 ·2526. Russ pups, 1011 of wrinkles, first shots and wormed, 61 4-949·2126 AKC Registered German Shepherd M11le 10 Momhs Old Great Tempermeru S75, C5t4 -256· 1247, Uoore owrer 0 Miscellaneous AKC Shtllio pupe- blue merle, 1 mat., 1 female; 1 11tbf1 ancl Whit. mala, heavy whitt factored; $3501 17 Cu Ft. Upright Coldspot • .,814-698-1085Adlena. F tzer, FroSI Fret, 814·256· 6225. AKC Sibatlan Huoky PuppiH, 11t =:::..------~--1 Sholl, Rare Colors, 1 Time Deal. Arttltcial Etec:tric Ftreptace 2 Mi- Breeding Restricted, $75 To $100, mtlop Rabbits, 1 female, Stiver 014 4418027. Matlin, 61•·251-8847 .:..:::;.::;..;.::;:..:::.;::.;_ ____1 Black IWhila Cocker Spanel, An· Bcots By R8dwing, Chippewa, swan To The Name Max, Lost Rocky, Tony Lama . Guaranteed Around Clay Chapel Road, 814Loweat Prices At ~ Cole, Gal· 2511-14n. It poll&. .:;.:;;.:,.._ _ _ _ _....;._ _ _ 1 Black Miniature Poodle, neuBuckstova Ftreplace Insert, Good !erect male, 61bs, 1 112yrs old Condilion, $300 8t4"'"6·3719 3D4·576-2444. Merchandise CardiOQhde $100, Soltd Cherr~ Cockatiels. Pleaae Call 614'!388· Gun Cab•net $200; Korg Poly 800 8714 · Kevboard With Amp. , St50, eu446_3040. D•tmatran puppret, no papers, .:..:::..::~---~----1 first lhott and wormed, bolh par· Concrete & Ptasrlc Sepnc: Tankt, enlt on premises, 175 eac:h, 614· 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron 742-2561 . Evans Enterprttel, Jackson, OH 1-8()().537·9528. One year old Husky, black and cream wutt btown ewes, spayed, loves chtldren, ro approved home • onlj, $100, 614-949-21157. Double Mattress, Box Springs, Bed Frame Excellent Condltton Pets Plus, ,Stiver Budge Plaza . SSO fSt4-448-.U74. ' 110% Off Every Thing, Ever~ Dayl) • 614-441 ·0770. .:......;..;....:.;,;.;:;_ FALL SPECIAL 92'% HISih Efltctency Furnace. Pupp~ Palace Kennels, Boarding, 60,000 BTU -$785. 10,000 BTU . Stud Servrce Pupptes. ·Groomtng, 1665: 100,000 BTU ·1995 Tho Buy, Sell & Trade, All Breeds. Above Prtc&s Are For Furnace Payments Welcome, 614·388· Only. Free Esttmatt To Install 0429. Furnace, Duct Work, Etc:. 5 Year 580 Fruits & Warranry All Parts. Lifetime WarVegetables rantv On Heat Exchanger 814· 4-16-6308, 1-800-291-0098 .:..::~::.::_:_:::::_::::_:..:;:::....;._ _ 1 Apples· south of Carpenter on SR F1re wood lor sale. 304·875-7937 1~3. Saturdays only, Fetter's Frutt .:..::::..=-==------1 ___ 1 :::Fat::"'::-:-=:-:===-== 230 ' e· ProfessiOnal services. HARTS MASONARY - Black, . brick & atone work, 30 years ex· perkince, reasonable ratea. 30.t· 8i5-359t afier 6:00pm, no job to 1111111 Ol 1D I!Kl. WY-021208 All re.al ealate advantslng In thiS J11lWSfl81l"r Is &Ubledlo lho Federal Fair Halllinll Act of 1968 wtlc\1 makes it Illegal 1o ~!ties •any p<tferwnct, • llmlfillon Ot discrimination baesd an racs, oolor. religion, sex tamillaf status or natiOnal origin, or any tq make any IIUCh pralerwnct, HmitatiOn or else.• in* 181ion.• -loo ---for . . _,. - :::or..:304::.:..:-6::.1:::5·50=53::.._...,...._ _ _ 1 Firewood $30 ptck-~ toad, you RICHARDS BROTHERS FRUIT ha.l.30... 56-1 FARM --APPLESI APPLESI APPLES! Large Crop With Man~ Firewood:, Mtll d Hardwood Full Varieuea To Chooae From Vtle Cord (3 Stack 1 Average, 4' Are Fea1urrng Red Delicious As Htsh long) 100. 614-388- Our SPECIAL For November _M_7..;9"--------~I Come Check Olw Prices And :: COJ11)818. Located 24 MI. North Of Firewood For Sale Oak $35, P1ck· Gallipotls On Route 35. E1111 Rtght :U:::P..:l.aa=:d:..:,6:.:1:.4·.::256:::_·1::00::2::.__ __ 1 On Cou~ly Road 46. Phone 614Golf Carts For Sate 304 ·675 - 286 ·4584 · This new &paper~ not knoWflnljy- wl1lch Is In violation of lhe law. Our raa<1011 are fMlrab¥ Informed 1ha1al -lngs adverttseclln thla ntWIPIP'f are available on an equal oppoiOinlly_ba~s. HEAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Slle 122 HIQhland Ave. 3Bedroom, 2 beth, breed air furnace, central 11r, tUII basement $"5, 500. oa• 30«75-1120. 2 bedroom house, lot 75x80, fenced, gatage, Uaton, Wv, 11-4· 7<2-2023. 3 Bedroom Ranch, 3 Batht, Full Basement. Garage, Gas Hell. Fireplaces, Pool, Large Lot, Route 588, City SchOols, 188,500 614~46-7438(Eventngs) • 3 BedrOom, 2 Qatl\, AC, .Jenn Air, 2.8 Acret, Cullom t<IIChen, AppHancet, Secluded, 4 Minutes to Holzer. l14-44e-4M Nice 1 112 Stor)' Houle, W11h Bulldtnt. 32.8 Acres, location Slate Route 7 South 51.&-25&· 6678. 3-• bedroom houae, heat pump, kitchen appUance1. brNZ.wt~y, 1 car oarage. lull basement, mce lot, dote to hoapitsl and school, 6 t4·91f2·31 t9 or 61.C-992.tl45t 31 Acres 3 Bedroom House, 151,500 614-256-6719 4bedroom, 2baths, ux36 «.mtly roam, 1C8f genlge, ,90,000 080 6 14·11112-5Be2. . A-Frame 3 -4 Bedroom•. 2 Full Baths, Laundry Room, Large 2 Car ~rage, •~~.800 GalttJHJUI ...... 8J4-25HII28. CMIIly'o FMIMJ Living In Rutaencl: a 4 bedroom hotJH, IWCMif( ,..,.,...ted, CIA, neW carpo<L doa<l. - sOng, oui!Uid- ong. t21,oooOOO.l14-992-4514. four bedroom house, one outbuildinG. 1+ ce ol land, Ct•r, 112 ya1r otd sidtno. S2e,ooo OBO, 114-llll2-4514. . -And Lot For !Iota: 2 Btdfooms, One Balh, seoo Oown. W.A.C. Eotr Te<ms 1·800- 4~. All< Few Oovid. House for ula on Leon Baden Rd. le2,000. 304-451-1D. In MIIOI'.I, 1 112 11011 wlbiiB· metlr, completely rtmodelad, n~JW lll1chtn cabil'lttl & ap· pliane.., new vmyl 1iding, Mw carpel throughoul, living room , dining fOOIT\· 3-4 bedtoom, central , air, lartt uvtred fronr porch & dec:k, 2 car carport, nict yard, quiet ntlghborhood. 145,000. 3!)4-m-5821 Ohio v.Jiey Bank hao o 2-oiDry, 5J>r h'""" for 1110 In ll11an County. Con 114·.. !.0110. Serf• ... Jnqui!ftOnly. ' a· iwin Rivers Tower, now ac:cepdng applications for 1br HUO subsid2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes ized apt for elderly and handl· 5182. starnng at $260-$300, sewer, wa- capped. EOH 304-675-6679. ter and trash Included, 614·992· Two bedroom apartment in Po· 2UI7. 111 Time buyers, E-Z finarv;:ing meroy, $190/mo. , 1100 dapostt, Grubb's Piano- luning & repairs . or 3 bedroom, around $200/mo, 2 & 3 Bedroom Trailer e14·446- no pets, 614-667·3083 eher Spm. Problems? Need Tuned? Call lhe free delivery and aet-up No pav- 0722, 614-4<6-778ll. Unturntshed 3 bedroom apt, lr, dr, 1)18no Or 614·446-4525 ment until hbruary 1997. t-8002 Bedroom Mobile Home Close , 112 baths $300fmo plus utllt· 251·5070.' To Gallipolis, $275/Mo., Includes t1es. Deposit & references. Call AERArKI:ikTORS Limtted CHeri 1997 Wa181, $200 Depo11t References, after 6.00pm. 304-675-2495. Repawed, New & ReOOitt In Stock. 3br, 2bath, 11799 down, 614..US.8605. Very ntc:e ground noor apar1ment Call Ron Evans. 1-800-537-9528. monlh. Free delivery & setup. In quiet surroundtnga located Two 2 Bedroom Mobtle Homes Only at Oakwood Homes, Nitro On McCormick Road, Total Elec- three miles !rom the Ravenswood Lih Chatrs, Electric Wheelchair&, wv.304-755-56e5 R1tchie Bridge tf'1 Ohio Completely lric, 614-4413-9669 Stair Ulta, Van lilts, Scooters, fumrshed With washer, dryer, dish2 Bedrooms $250/Mo .• 614-~46 · washer and large kl1c:hen With all New /Used. Bowman's Homee&rf. 6,4.. 46·'7.283. ; ( appliances. Nrc:a ba1h wllh large shower, largt master bedroom Manteo Go can, 9hp, efectnc 14x?O wtth AI Blue Fountatn Motel, t51 Up- With a ~orkrno ltreplac:e. Llvmg slar1, Otngo Due<:e, 61...,742-2455 fi,.,platco.. to sell last Call per River Road, Ga/llpolts, Please •rea has lots of room. At S490 or614-742-2580 at614·385-2434 Come To Office, No Calls Please, per month with ulilities included. A deposn of $400 Is required For NQtdtc Tracft Skter Sequoia ModNeed to...se!l tmmedtately. Ntce Mobtle home lor renl in Pomeroy, more information call 814-843el $250, 614-992·5641 After 6 1985 two bath 14x10. CaU Mike $250/mo., $100 depostt, no marde 5343 and leave message Rl.l. 614-385-9621 pets, 614-667·3063 aher 5pm. Nord1c Track Walk-F 11, hke brand Furnished New 14x80 Onl~ make 2 Ntce 2 Bedrooms, $225/Mo, 8 450 new, two years old, $300 Nice JMntl & move-in. no payment Mites Down 2t8, Nice, Ref&rene· Rooms CR-istmas g11t, 614-9~9·2778 ter 4 yeats, free set-up & de~very es, Deposil Requ~red, 614·446· 304-755-5885 8172, 614-256-6251 Rooms for rent -week or month. Relrtgerators, Stoves, Washers Startrno at $120/mo. Gallra Hotel. And Drvers . All Re<:ondlttoned NEW 1117 14 WIDE Small two bedroom 1railer, 11851 614·446-95aJ. And Gauranteedt $100 And Up. ROOMS $15.225 Free Oelov<orl I plus u11ltties, 614-992-6874 .:..:.:...:.::..:==-~----- Wtl1 Oeltver 614-669-8441 Sleep1ng rooms with cooktng 881-Up No Payments Unlil ~T-,.-,,-.r-lo_r;_R_e_n_t._B_e-au-t-ol-ui-R-,-,.-r Also trailer space on uver. All Ru:hng mower, one year old; anary. 1997. 1-BOQ.251·5070 V1ew Kanauga. Foster's Mobile hook-ups. Call alter 2·oo p m. , tlque sewtnQ machme, blead ma'New 1997 14 Wtdes, 2 ~room . Home Patk, 6t4·44t·018t 304-773-565,, Mason WV. ' chtne, 6, 4-742·1347. $15,225, free deliVery and set -up, No pa,ment untol Februar, 440 Apartments 460 Space for Rent Slab Wood Cut To Preferred 1997.1·600·251·5070. for Rent lenglh 535 Truck load, DelivMobile Home Sites for rent Cali ered. 614·256·1602. New 1997 141170 3tJrm, incl~des 1 and 2 bedroom aparunents, fur- l-800-837-3238 6 Months FREE lot renr Only mshed and unfurnished, secumy So ltd Maple Drop leal Table & $185 57 per month with $995 deposit requtred , no pets, 614- Mobtle nome spaces for rent, up Chairs 50 Years Old E1ceHent 10 t61180's, SBS per month, water, Down. Call t-800-837-3238. Condition. SBO. New 3S7.Magnum 992-2216 sewer and trash mcluded, 614 · Solid Wood Ltghted Gun Cab New homea' starung a1 SHl5 per 1 Bedroom, Ex1ra Ntce, Near 992-2167 Wtth Drawer Holds 12 185, 614 -· monrh Wtlh ontv S995 Down Call Ho1Z8r5, $266/Mo., Ph.1s Ulihtles, 366·9645. Trallet Space For Rent, Addrson, RUSS at 1-6t4-385-0698 Deposit Requ tr~ . 614 ·446-2957 614-446-3964 STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon New homes starttng at $170 per 1 Small Eflictency In Ga llrpolis. Upright, Ron Evans Enterprtses, month wtth only S770 down Call Ut1l1t1e s Patd Excep1 Electnc. MERCHANDISE JaCkson. Ohio. 1-8()0.537-952.8 Russ at 1·800-837-3238 $1551Mo .. Depostt References, 614-446-7130 Surplus Army Camounage Cloth· NEW REPO'S ONLY 2 LEFT tng, jln&ulaled coveralls, brown Never Lived In, Free Delivery 2 Bedroom Apar1ment At so 510 Household duck btbs S3,5) . Sam SomerAnd Set-Up, No Payments Until Grape Street In Galltpohs $2601 Goods ville's by Sandvvtlle Post Offtc:e f&bruarv. 1997 Call 1· 800 -25t - Mo . Call614-388-1708. 1.,--,----~-..,.,..,..-- Frtday·Sunday NDon-5 OOpm . 5070. Appl tances Reconditioned Other davs cai\304-273-SBSS. . . : . . . . : . . . , _ - - - - - - - 2 Bedroom. unfurniShed apt over Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refrt· NAPA. 1270/mo. Call 304-675 - grators, 90 Dav Guaran1eet Ventlesa gas heat&rs, l(erosene New Repos, only 2 leH, never 2177. French Ct1~ Ma~tag , 614·446 · heaters 11o wood stoves m stDck. ltved •n. lree delivery and set-up, Siders Equ1pment304-675-7421 . 7795 _ " _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2bdrm apts., IOta\ ei&CittC, ap1.:_:.::.:: No payment unttl February 1997, pl1anc:ea tumished, laundry room Want·• old lothos w 11 "c" up 1·800·251 ·5070. lacthtiet, close 10 school in town. Carpet & Vinyl In Stock S6 00 Yd ~- 4 c · f ~ " • 6 3.:. ::_14 ::._:9:_.:._:.___ _ __ _ _:"6::.4.:. · 53 NEW I Ban"" R epo ' s, on Iy 3 Ie f r, Appltcat ions avatlable at V1llage Mollohan Car-s, ,.,.... 614·446·7444. 11111 under warranry, tree deltvery ree,nEApHt.s. #49 or call 614-992Wonderc:oal wood stove, S225. Country Furniture 304·675·6820 & set-up. 304-755-7191 , 3711 0 At 2 N, 8mdea, Pt Pleasam, wv Super XL -12 chain saw, $150 ; s•ze warerbed frame, $20; MW Schull 121165, lair c:ond., 2br, WI 3 Bedrooms, 5 Court Street, Galli- lues-Sat 9-8, Sun 11 -S sew•ng machtne , $50 , 614-992 laroe utility room, relngerator, polis. t<ltchen With Stove, Retrig· GOOD USED APPLIANCES 2063 stove & 2 window ac, S2.800 eraror, No Pets, Oepostl, Refer· Washers. dr~ers, refrigerators. r~rm. 304-17&-3000. erl«!s, $360/Mo, 614·446~926. Building tanges. Skaggs Appltances 76 550 Supplies 350 Lots & Acreage 3 Room 1 Bedroom Apanment, Vine Slreet, Call 6U·446· 73g8 1-800-499-3499 ' ""i~;;;Ttp,;;;;tde';;ih'u;;i;;;:;: With Stove & Aelngerator Fur Black, brick, sewer p1pes, wind· 8: rlshod, 614·44f5·2583 ~way I'ICWIIIor Chnstmas. ows, lintels, etc. Claude Wtnten, BEAUTIFUL APARTI.IENTS AT Pott~·a New and Used Furntlure Rio Grande , OH Call 614 · 245· BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 2101 Jefferson Ave . Pt Pleas- S12t . BRUNER LAND ESTATES, 52 Westwood Or1ve ant. 560 Pets for Sate 11 ... 775·9173 from $244 to $315 Walk 10 Sanyo Office Retrigerator ' t .2 Cu & movlet . Call 614-44 Ft $40 ; Walnut Ftnlsh, 814 -446: Q Week Rtg1stered Beagle Pups, Gallla Co : Jut N. 01 Huntington, 3 Equal Housing O~~rtunlty. 3644 Af1at 7 RM. Shots. Wormed, Taktng Reason· Miles Out Teens Run & Cham a~e Offers, S1eve Stapleron, 81~ · bers Ads Oft SA 7 11 Acres Beech St. MtdtHepon. 2 bedrccm, \)sed Furniture 130 fk.llav1llt Ptke $11,900, 9 Acres 111,000, 10 lurntshed apt, uulit•es pa•d Oe - Orfice Chairs, Automattc Washe~ 446-4172 614-25!'-lltg. Acres $10.000 Gallipolis, 2 Mtles post1 &· references . 304·882· $50; Elecuic Range t75; De&k A Groom ShOp ·Pit Grooming 2568 - Oul Netghborhood Road, 22 Acr· SSO M1crow•vt'16o. Good Cabi· Featunng Hydro Bath Don e1 W1th Pond l25.aoo, 10 Ac:rea Mt Model Color T. Y. I 125 Good Shuts. 373 George~ CrHk Rd . Downtown Newly Refurn ts hed 117,000 Covc:het, Beds. Manresaea. fl14 · 814-446-0231 Carpeted, Complete Kttchen, All 4-16-4782. Meigs Co : LeSI Than Lot Rent + Electric:, et4r446-0139. AKC Golden Retriever Pups, 12 You Own In 8 Years! 5 Acres Sporting Weeks Old, 2nd 51'1011, $100, Duplex 646 Second Avenue, Gal- 520 $6,500 . 16.500 . 11 ,000 Oawn & 81 4-888-6333. ltpofis, 3 Bedrooms, l A, 0 R., Goods $101 .GO Mo 13-45/Mo., One Year Lease, Ref· AKC Reg German Shephard puperencea Requ1red. 1345 Oeposn. Drake ESR 1324 lAO S300: MEC Call For Maps & Owner Ftnanc:· Size Mu1er t2 Ga . RtiOader pies, 7 wetks old, ttrat lhOII & Key .-.vailable, Tope's Furniture, rncr Into. 10% ·oown • We N.l B. $125: Ruger Rtd Lll>el 20 wormed. 304-875-4218. 10-5 614-446-0332 Finance Balance. 10% 011 Cash Go. ~~~ Ovtt Vndor N.I.B 11 ,000 : Purthasesl Rtgillered Garman Furnished 2 Bedroom Aparunent , Ruger M77 22-250 With Tuco AKC Shepherd Pup 8 WMks Old, 111 Acroll From Park, AC, No Pets. lx24x44 Scope $575, 814 -446· Land"-Approx. 300 acret Locat· Shott & Wormed, Champ BloodReferences, Deposit, $350/Mo., 404• eel In Muon Co. Mill atone Rd. 81..,258 · 12~7 . line, 11 eu -~48- 8235 , 814 -446-0577. 80'1. Call Dtana Barltllm 304· 743Lorc:ln 25 automatic, 1,4,g5: R G 1708 OwnEH' F1n AvaN, Furnisl'led Apt 1 Bedroom 807 25 automatiC, IH .D5 , Tttan 2 5 AKC Roglottrld Mofo Cocktt Second Ave Gallipolis. s2g5, automatic, 114.95 : SO caltbtr Spaniels, Both Adulta. 1 Blac:lt I Parcels on Rayburn Rd. Water, U~itloo Pd. 614-3844 ahtt 7 pm, muzzle loader wtth acopt $135, Wl'lite, 1 Buff I Whl1t, With paved road, rtalonablt rettric WeJternl1tld 30·30 ltvtt ICitOn, Champion Bloodline, 114-:J7Dllortl. 304-e7S-5253 (no aingle- Furnished Efficiency All U1ili11et 222. 11711. 50: 2728 1188.50: Sovago wide 1nquires please) Paid, Shar• Bath I 145JMo., lHg Browmne model 28. 12 gauge, AKC ~giltt'td Mtntlturl Pincf'i. Second Avenue, Gallipolis 6141280; Winche1ter 12 gauge er, lem•l•. 17 mo!Hhl old, well HEtHAL. S +40·3945. nmi-auto, •180; 20 gauge sin- trained c.H 304-175-7555 glo, $58: 16 oougo olnoto. S40: · · Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom ThOmpson Ctnltr Comender 35 AKC Rtgitttrad Stlky YDfklhlre aptmmenls ar Village Manor and 410 HoUMS for Rent Rlvertrde Apartmenll in Uiddlt· Remington wltn acopt, 1325; Terrltr Pu,p••• 1st Sholl & Dave's Swap Shop, Fivt Points, WOtmtd F•the; WeiQhl 4 112 port From $232-$355 . Call 6 U · 3 Bodraoms. 2 baths. Camp Con- ~2-5064 Equal Housing Oppor- carnor or Flo-do Rasd ond Rt Poundo 'Pat>o11 Will! Dog 614· 7, ond at bJ-poll, Pomsray, · 367·770S. ' ores. $35tl'm0. 304-1175-3812. tuntiiH. Tua. w.d. Ftl, Sat 1·5. , .; ·· · ~~~~~~--l~~~~~----~--- -----------1 o 1 so. I tor /o FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment ' 78 John Oeere 2840 , 82 hp, 1657 tus. with 148 JD endloader bucket and forks, 113,500, call 614-992-7421 . 165 Massey -Ferguson, gas trtcy· cle front end. dual remota, live hvdr, llv, PTO, power steermg, 2 row mounted picker avat for 1ractor. SC·Cas& 1946, new 1tfeS OQ rear. another lor parts. GEHL, gnnder mr•er, 5' rotary mower tnrernattona l. 42- rotary mowet woods lor small tractor(12·30hp), 814-742-2455 or 614·742-2580. 720 'll'uckS for Sale • J 3 • 95 a llttlrMkl'o 1964 Thunderbtrd convertible, Artzona c:ar, wh1te e•ttnor, blue inlertcr aulo, PS, PB, radiO, ntce drl\l!f, $8,500. f514 -949-2217 Far Sa le 1gse Niaaan & Speict, New Tirel, Runs Good, 114·2&! Q303. 014-256-1583$1 ,100 Oi Weol •J96 •AQ987 080. • J 82 • Q 4 1976 Jeep CJ7 .,. 304, $2,000, 1988 Corltlea 4 Cylinder, Automatic, New Paint $1,800, Botl'l Run Greatl814-448-8158. 730 1979' Dodge DipiDmat, 318 engtne, .18 ntpg, askmg 11200 080, call614-992·7035. ' BARNEY BU'!',PARSON II MY MAN SNUFFY HAS TURNED OVER )A NEW LEAF II YOU WANT ME TO LET HIM PASS TH' COLLECTION PLATE?? 740 1990 Grand Prill. SE , red, auto, 2dr, full~ load&d lactory opttons, all power, tow mtles. 304-e754013 or 304·675·1 786. · ,, THE BORN LOSER r- l,'lJL&~~e KJ-<a.IS Uu../1\Y N.Jt-lT ¥I t ta:o m ~ \~ :}T. t.OUl ~ ... 1995 Honda XR80R Mm1 Condt - : tton, looks & Runs Like New . • ~l,;1·::.250;;;;,·.:.o.:.B0:..:.6_1•_·•_.. ::_: ·6.:.6::.51,__ _ ; Grand Marqut&, ~~~oo Mi!ea, ss.ooo, 61~·~92,· ~ t Yamal'1a Wahior 4 W~eeler, ; Concltt•on, $3,100, 614·446· L-----~~~~OL--~~~~~ ~.:..:_----~-------- ' $3,700 080. ~14-256·6340, 614· 256·6467. As Is 14.850. 1g95 Honda Fou~ trax 4•4, loaded and many ex lfas- Call alter 6'00 Ask lor RaY. 1 304-675·1756 or 304·675·4474. 1 1993 Chi¥~ Cavalier RS $5,500 814-44&-8958. I.)-...:....-<._ ~ 1 1992 Dodge Shadow Automatic, Air, Rear Spotter 65,000 Mites, Auto Parts rI & East Paas Pau Pus Pus 37--38 Live COli 40Art- tTypeof_.. 7 co.--1 . Olllrln 11 ·~ 1\:' :"IIUndry trtaCNM 12 Spor1y .... 21- --..... n~::r.t. ... 211'111n H I I 24 Anii\MI ot - 't 37 Open 2111o 21 So¥111 ,.,..... -~on • !W&J 111tnw•'• 13 ~=.on -or..., ·110-... tlnta • • •, , , . I L.lll9 for 1:11311 IUIIIx 1112 bioiW No..,._ln .1111 woilc fww(-.) Ulllllcaof ; =~: . =:cwvy:;t ' CELEISRlTY CIPHER by Lull C8mpo1 Celebrity Ciptwr "'P::t;••• .. aMtld born~~ f.mou~ ptOPIIt, ,_.,.net.,..... Eac:t'l ....., 11t clptW IIMdl tor anofW TDGI)''I a. 0 IQIMII W 'SJH VGA, CFHYH WSV UH GJV OJV W H J H ·1HC FH VGUUDCII XDWHSJII, BYHGCHV IGLUII IIGDV XYHA ODIYHY. ' "- L HI UYSSPII PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "In writing songs I've a&.! have from WO<»; Guthrie."- Bob Oytan. leamad 18 muc:h from Cezanne WOII •••• • '· V A RT E N I EF RE V I I P 1· I l I I 6 _ • _ _ ::::::::::::==~~~, Granny dtdn't like gossip. only She- said that you should pass along only those Items that would not matter if they • • ~ -T~,:.,R:. .;:r;·. .:E~ . :S;. ._;.j~a.:.R~·- 1 Q·i~;:~~ ,~h~h:h:,~~g~:: L-..1..-.1.-...L-.L....L.....J you dovolop •• ...... \ 41 Coilfl. . 41 Pllllolllll • 1 Campers '&! Motor Homes .......... 17 Alit I 11!'8 • -to Joy 10 Noollller'e li=lnllw - 5 ~: I New gas tanks, 1 ton rruc'K 1 wheels & rad•arors 0 & R Auto, • I Rtplev. WV 304-372-3933 or 1-j 800-213·9329 , 790 ~ 4 -Lift by r~-~U~D-L~O~W--,1:::, Budget Pnce Transmi ssions;; Used !Rebuilr. All Types, Over, 10,000 TraMmisstons, Clutches• Flywheels, Overhual Kits, 61.,..·' 2~5-5677 lallowe 3$ -ondme • OplniiOfltll Accessories ••·Oil<'· Must Sell. 1990 Goo Storm AMI FM Cassette, Sport Wheels. Stnpe Package, 4 C~hnder, 5 Speed, 79.000 M~es, Lots of New Parts, Wtll Matntatned, Super Nlce Car, A Steal Below Book At $3.800. 614-4-16-8795. :u.:::n ...,._ w.. BIG NATE y 760 nu'lll 3 Word- ance. 1994 Honda 4-wheeler. 4wtd · 304·6 75·6335. Mercur~ w..t by aeelng the dummy and leading to trick one from either his hand ,or the dummy, he would succeed even more often . However, to try to counterbaldl!clarer's natural advantage, the defender to declarer's left selects the opening Lead. It is the crucial moment in a fair percentage Of deals. So, let's end the week with two devilish open ing leads that defeated apparently im· prelflAble contracts. South jumped straight to four spades to keep the defenders in the dark, hoping thal his diamond suit would prove beneficial. · The pushy contract has three top losers in hearts and clubs, so it seems to need diamonds 3-3 witb the ki,n g onside. And as you can see, this -is exact ly the position. So what's the problem? Wel.l , West found the fiendlah opening lead of the spade nine! Playing dummy's 10 would have uncovered the situation, but wanting to be in t~e dummy, declarer cajled lor the ace. Then be played a diamond to his queen and cashed the ace, East not dropping the king. Now came a diamond ruff in the dummy followed by tbe spade tO, East playing the seven. Would Weal really have led a singleton trump? South thought this was unlikely but that it was even less likely West would underlead the spade jack. So, declarer ran the spade 10. allowing t to win a gift trick with his jack. Alter lhe defenders had taken the next three tricks with the club ace, the heart queen and the heart ace, the conlract was one down. ERANK & EARNEST For Sale . t989 Glt500 Gold 1 Wtn9 Tr1kt l"•neberry AM/F~ Cassella, CB, mtercom Hee4-Toe • Shtfter, Reverse Loaded, Mua11 Selt t $8,500, Days· 614-446-4554, Evenings· 6, 4· 256 ·669~ 1989 black fireblld, V-6, auto, T tops, 78,000 miles, 13,800, 614· 742-2357 2 Pntlll lor l ...wortl II tbe declarer could initiate the play , Motorcycles 1. D.MIIIe By Pblttlp Alder 1995 S-10 4~4. 4, 3 11·6, Atr1 ltlt; Crutse. 17,000 Mtles, $13 ,000' 614·367-0111 l ,J 19B8 Plymcuth Sundance, Auto, AUIFM Cassene, AC, Appro • 1~.000 Mtles, $2,100 614-44t· 0191, Arter 4 P.M. OOWN 431YPI of nul ' ~fol ,_ .. PrtoldJ 10!111111• 41 1992 To~ota P1ck-Up 4 Whee' Or1ve, 5 Speed. AC . Bedhner.~ Sunroof, Batman Amertcan Rac.J ing Wheels Ex_c:e11em Cand ttion: 75,000 Miles St0,900, 614-446.!, 3117 1988 Olds 88 E•ce!lent Condition, $3,800, 614 ·,256-6347, Alter 5:30 ll Opening leed: ?? 1992 lsuzu Rodeo LS, loaded,.' 4WD, 109,000 mtles, e11celleM condition, StO,SOO OBO, 614 -992_. 2001 ' 1987 Dodge Lancer, must sell, lots of new parrs, runs great, great conditton, $1000 080, 614· 992-4133. 001 IIRallttliJ The defenders' edge 1992 G20 Full Stze Chev~ Co.t:'vers!on Van, T1ara Package, 35t) Full lnJeCtton, Complet&ly Loaded,. (17,000 M1les St2,500 Days 61.4.,. 446 · 4554, Eventngs· 614·2561 6694 : 1987 Celica GT 5 Speed, Air, PS, PB, Tilt, Cruise, AMifU Cassette, Sunrool, 11,400, 614-379·2645 · -clellan VJinerable: East-West Dealer: South & 4·WDs 199' Dodge Caravan LE, 53,0~ mtles, local owner 304 ·tl75-t 2603. 1987 Buick LeSabre, good cand 304-6 75-1264 17 IIIUabllkW • A Q 10 6 4 v-sl J 198e Ford Thunderbird, Fa~r Shape, Good Runn1ng Condlt1on. $1 ,200 B&fore 6 00 Call614·446· '052, After 6:00 Call 6t4 · 446· 1421 11 42~ •K t988 Chevrolet Astro Van ,... Fleetwood Co nverston Package 304·6?\5-6143 or 304·675-2396. 1985 Olds 96 Reg'!'1CJ PW, POL, PS, 90K Actual Mile&, $2,800, 614-245-5887 7 5 K tO 4 2 K 73 A 8 6 5 •• 5 1984 Chevy 20 Conversion Van~ factory rebuilt eng 1ne, 64,o0d mtkts, tratler htlch, very good c~ ditton. one owner, S3 ,500, 614J 643-5386 ~~ 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Excellent Condition , Power Windows. Power Door Locks, AMfFM Canene, lUI, Cruise. Air, Power Seats $1,800 614-<~1-11175 DayUme. 614-2450464 Evenings. 1995 Monte Carlo LS. Green, Rear Spo1ler, FM Cassette, Cloth Seats, Miles $15,800 ,' 614-44t 61 ,4-245·5624. vans • • • • South •KQ842 1983 F- 150 4X4 300 I Cyhnde S!andard, $2.000 OBO 614-256 HU4. 1983 Monte Carlo difl track ·c:ar, 355 engme, Ford g- rnr end, S2500 OBO, 61•· 742·2323. Clark Clipper Fodc lift, lt,OOO 614·256-1270. • 1979 3'4 To~ GMC 4 WD 350, 4 Speed. New Parts, & Tlrv, $2,000, 614-37g.2152 1a82 303 Ford motor truck; 1990 L1nco tn Continental. V-6, goad condilton, 614 -742·2;455 or 614742-2580. 1990 i .- Eul = 11 IIIIGit Olrwdue a- •JJoe?az Must Sell' 1989 Dodge Oakol. 4x4 Sport, 3 Inch Body lift, Fk:of line Alummum Wheels, RowiJai W1th LtQhiS, Sunroof, Sunshi41dl Cruise Control, Au, Too ·Many Ex~ tras To Ustl Runs Great, $6,200, Mual See To Apprectatel 6U1 448-8795.! ;, •J 2409 1994 Z-26 Chevy BerlfiiB , Red, PS, PB. PW, Automatic Ttansmissian, 131~-379-2798 - hom llep r ,. ,. ' ~ No. 3 below. 1973 Fleetwtng t7 Ft. 1976 Bla ;. ~ zon Wl1h Awning 24 Ft. 1975~ Mallard W1th Awntng 27 Fl. 1699 1 McCormtck Road, Qalltpolts, Chi~ • 6t4 446-1 511 . t :::-:-c:----:----4' t 48 Chevy 2 dr Sedan, good 1 shape, $2,400; 89 Grand Prix, 2 '1973 Venrure Pop · UJ~ Camper Sleeps 8, Baste Accessories! dr, auto, nke, $3,950, 2 large show casea , good shape, 614· Ce11tng Needs A&done, Non-lea1C, er, Great Fo'r Hunters! $1 ,30 I' 949-2045 or 814-949·2836. Best oner, 614-388-0413 Aulo loans· Aulo Dealer Wttl Arrange Ftnanclng Even It You SERVIC ES Have Been Turned Down Belore. Loans AvntlaQie F19r No Credit, Bad Credit And Bankruptcy Buy810 Home ers, CB~ Oaln 614·446-8t72 Improvements CARS FOR $1001 Trucks, boa1s, 4-wheelera, motor homes, furniBASEI.IENT WATERPROOFING ~ ture, electronics, computers etc by FBI, IRS, DEA Ava1lable your Uncondittonal lifetime guarantH'.j 800-594-1111 . ar&a now. Call 1· 800· 513· 4343 Local references t~rnlshed. Es·! tabllshed 1975. Call (614) 446·1 E>1. 5-11366 0870 Or .1-800-287-057e.'ROQersi 1984 Crown Vtctona, 302 V·8, full Watet'proofing 1 power. new t1res. excellem shape, body & lnechanical,· reaSonable, Appliance Parts And Service. All • 614-992·2012. Name Branda Over 25 Years Ex- • Must Sell . 1983 Jaguar 82 ,000 penance All Work Guar.a ntetd, M~es. New Palnl, (Complete) New French City Uaytag , 614·~46 •! Interior, Nice Car, Alot lnvesred 7795 . • =,;~;.;:o;;;p;~;.;;i;;;:~ Wtll Sacraftce $6,900 ~~~ Constd· C&-C General Home Main- • ~1mpllcitv Chipper erTrade, 81~·.U6 -879S , Shp models, chtpl up 1o 'l' lenenc:.e- Pamting, vln11 siding,: S375 1·8hp moM', chips up to Ohto Va lley Bank Will Offer FOr carpentry, doors', ~lndows, baths, • 3~ $495. Exc:ellent1ool for chop. Sale A 1980 Ford Ft50, Senal rmbtla home repatr and more. FOr • ping tobacco stllkl . Keefer's ttl5gugg1B53. Public Auct1on Wilt free estlmt& caii ,Chet, 814·892· ' I SttV1Ct Cen1er St. Rl 87. 30~· Be Held AI The Jackson Pike 6323. ..885-3874. Branch Of OVB, 3035 State Route 160, Gallipolts, OH On tt - 16-96 Colhns Conatruc:tton- building •nd. Walk behind Gr•ely tractor w1th At 10·00 A.M. Vehicle Sofd To remodeltng, over 10 veers experl· mower, needs repaired 1200, Highett Bidder "As Is" Without ence. Free astimalet, 614·992: fi14-W2-5e90. E11pressed Or Implied Warranty. 9910 OVB Ae&erve& The Right To AcDRYWALl. " Livestock cept Or Rojoct An' And All Bids, ....._ ~ And Withdraw Cars From Sate Hang, tintsh, repatr. 2 Year Old Holstein Bull 1800, Prior To Sate Terms 01 Sale : Ce•lingl textured, plaller repalt. 814-361-0875. Coli Tam 304 -675-~166. 20 yura CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. eJJ)efiiii'IC8 4·H CluD Calves, Tobacco S.IP· Wanttcl to bu~- 87 or newer Ca· ping Machlnt For S11e. 614-.446· prrc:e Cla1alc, must be 4 door, 'V· Ron·a TV Service, apaciail~:lng , in 21011. 8, loaded, Braugtlam or l~ 614· Zenilh also aervtclng "'9 .. otritr brandt. Houaa calls, ~ · 800· 797= 742·3802 . GOat Pygmy. doe kid, biiC:k, 175 0015, WV:J0•-576-23118. Guln1a1 1 patr, .10. 304-885720 'll'ucks for Sale 3703. . • 840 Eiectrtcaland '85 Ford F15Q , 3 speed aver Refrigeration 640 Hav. & Grain driye, 300 engtne , 6 c:yltndtr, RSES CERTFIED DeALER 1500 11>. 1>o111 of hiJ, $20 per 13000, 6t4-049-3025 LAI'oi\ENCE ENTERPRISES l>llt, 614·742-30H ar 814-7421a73 .lnttrnallonal Scout 4x4 Hut Pumps, Atr Conditioning If 3014. 304·875·0763 or 304·875· 'lbu Don't Call Us Wt Bath Laioi Frn Eatlma111, 1-I00-28h0081 Alfllfl Hoy RoMI·SIIIIge one! de- 3711 . 814-4<&-83011, wv Clo204a. Hvtry &Yailablt. Morgan Farm 304·1137-2018. Anemia • Ow11er · Hunch • Plight • WINNING "Have you ever noticed," a friend asked. "thai people say. 'It's IFRIDAY· I :j ' 1 TOOK THE I.ON6 WA'{ AROUND .. ~ART~ER!FARTHER! 6ET 6ACK FARTHER! -:-----------: 1 I b;~~~~~;:=~~'i!~a~he~ad~~Sand~~l=or~you= ASTR.O-ORAPH noo. l.r I TRANSPORT A f IO~l t Altro-Graph predic- lions today by mailing $2 and SASE 10 Astro·Greph, c/o thl6 newspaper, P .O. Box 1758, MUf!IY HWI Station, New 'tori!, 10158. Make aure to atate your zodf- NY 630 ' a t89 1 Ch&vy Silverado E ~~.cellllr)t Condiuon, 19,300, 11-4ooM8·77SCf; .. 440 John Deer Sktdder E•cellent Cortdl1ion, $13,500, 614·3792427 JD 6200 66 HP ~95 Hrs: JD 2155 4 WD & Loader 1700 Hr&, Whtte 2 ·55 4 WD 55 HP 2100 Hrs, While 21 HP 4 WD W J60M Deck 300 Hrs: I.IF 1010 16 HP 4 WD W /~6· Dock , Ford 2600 1900 Hrs. Ford 3600 Ntce: Ford ~000 . JD 2040 N!Ce, MF 165 W /Loadj er: MF 235 1100 Hrs~ 2 -NH 355 Grtnders: Nl 2- Row PICker , JO 35 Forage ChOpper ; 2 -JO p5 Sl· lago Wagons: JO 60H Blower: F2 Gleaner Otesel Combtne 4 ·30 Head t3 Ft Gratn Table, New John Deere Trac1ors · Ftnanctng As Low As 6 9% W /JO Credtt Approval Low Low Pnces On JD Rotary Cutters Carmichael's Farm & Lawn 614-446-24t2 Or t- • A to 3 5555 1993 COuQ&r ~5,000 Mtles, 1 Owner, Garage Kept, All Power, $9,500, OBO 614 ·446-8026. Or 304-675-534g Ewntnga HydrauliC: 011 $12.50 · 5gal patl Siders Equipment, Henderson . wv. 304 -675-7421 No 1990 CheVy ·'-4 E•cellent co& lion, $12,500 6,4-256-6347 AUer S·30P.M. i..' 1975 Pl~moulh Dutter 69,000 Ortgmal Mllea, Have To See To Appreciate! 12,000, 114·37a· •• " ,. 20 Clclllolr'l ~ 22 Polllc IOol oe, Goad Condotlon, 6< ,000 Milo. 12,500, 614-379·2152. ·• '93 Pontiac Gran'd Am Ouad 4, 6e,ooo milts, Pow.r, vt~y c:ltan, tn veo good condition, taooo OBO, 614-247-3901 or 304-273- 1987 Hahn 440 t-ii·Boy spraver, h~droslat drive, 40' hyd booms, 200 gal S. S. tank, 4c:yl WISCOn· s1n enQtn8 16,500 Keefer's Servtce Centef St Rt 137 304 895·3874. farmall Cub, Wtth hydrauliC fron1 culltvator, looks & runs good, $1 250, 614·247·4292 \as Rangar Lono Bod Auto...t '83 Buick Elecrra , body lair, runt, $550 080. 814-G92-7271 . tef'le' • ..._.. ~~!=;'~a~ .: :.,C..~- l: ~:::::.. :.:z Alas 1Q OOIIIIIIWMI44f:l'... 11 Qulloe 001 14 U.. • • 440 or•• ACAOII • BERNICE BEDEOSOL ~8ign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Use your mind to find creative aolutlone to wmpllcated projects today. Your kleaa could be IngeniouS, prog-lve and logi- cal. I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jen. 181 Making the moat of what you hive could bl en eXCiting ekf)lrience for you today. Instead of feeling llhol1changed. you'll be proud of your aocompllahmlntl. AQUARIUI IJan. 20-l'eb. 11) You will have 1 way of~ thlnge today lhal will bl bl8t lot aN c:oncemad. A11ocllteo ·oo· Mlto. Eollpot as Turbo, 1 OPted.' olr, CD chongor, e5700, 114-11112-1130. of tupport. •• • \ flim more of them. CANCIR (Juna 21..Jufy 22) You will lind H t8BQinatlr1g today to WOrl< on waya tor someone else lo get what he dlllree. Your lime and e11ort will bl well spent. · LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) If you put your· een In oomeone IIIia's ehoeo today, you wll hive a greater undefltandlr1g of her Wlwpolnl. You can malce prograM wyou adjuol your penpectlve. YIIIOO (AUI· 23·1apt~22) You can will think you for your help. PilCH (l'tb. 10 1111'011 20) L.ell to your acoomplilh a lol wfth people with 'whot't\'1 own , . _ todly. mejor ........,_ you worl< ahouldar to ohoulder today. are poatlbla . In arrangement~ ln. which Sllarfng ldou will make everyone's JOb you worl< closely wHh otf'llfl, hOweVer, you might bl . . . efllctive, Alllll (lllroh 21·AP111 11) Today you (flight pperienell a need to mingle Wi1h &m.rent klndl of people blcaull of • oomptillr1g ""'ra to broaden your baN 710 AuiQS for Sill TAURUS (April 211-llly 201"Stlck with something unlil you finiah rt loclay. rt will be aasiar to achieve your goals H you don1 switch projects every time the going .gota rough. ._ GEMINI (lily 21..Juna 10) Your Imagine· lion will be your beat auet todey, a.o don't hesitate to diacuu your ldeaa. Sometlling good could come one 01 . IIIIer. . ' LIIRA,IIapl. 2J.Oct. 23) An Oppottunlty might arliMi today to make a friend of aomeone who hal bien only mutuaill' 1 CUUill new ralltlonahlp w11 IICqiMintlnce. Tl1e bl blnlfiolal. just a game,' when they are WINNING?" NOVEMBER 15'1 �, . . 14. The Dally Sentinel Friday, November 15, 1 • .P onwoy • Middleport, Ohio Meigs .el_ ementary, junior high honor rolls _ anno.u.nced 'The following studeniS were , Kyle Kinnan, Jesse Klein, Roy Lau- JaYnec Davis, Courtney Kennedy, llamed to the Meigs Local School dennilt, Cassandra Panerson, Grant Aira Little, Bnndi Thomas, Paul Dis1rict for the first nine weeks. Phillips, Clorrisa Pollock: Jerry wm. Pullins, Jill Reeves, Jessica SheeiS, Sixth grlldeJI)avis -- Andrea Bur"tAM' 1p mrt Elemeatary Jordan Smith, Molly Smith, Steven dette, Jwilinc Carter, Misty. Clay, • Fint grat21A -- Austin Dunfee, Stewan, Caitly" Thomas, Cody Vin- Kayte Davis, Maria DrenJM:r, Kayla Jacks. Caitlin leslie, 1)'1er cent. Michelle Drenner, Candice Felty, Lillie, Rebecca Oliver. Brittany first gra!Je/Johnston-Zirkle -- Kyle Hannan, Heather Hysell, Katie Payne, le$ley Preece, Michael Sell- Michael Ball, Matthew Billings, Jeffers, Jason Murdock, Brandon ers, Tiffany Simpson, Casey Smith, Erika Bush, Makayla Curtis, fuvis · Ramsburg, Jeremy Roush, Michele lacey Stobart, Aleu Venoy, Patti Eblin, Kelsey Fife, Stephanie Runyon. VininJ, Ashley Littleton. Hysell, Megan Johnson, Zach KonSixth grade/Hubbard -- Cassie F'ust grade/B -- Joshua Eakins, kle, Jessica Lilley, Andrew Tong, Braun, Robyn Freeman, Ben See, Cbril Goode, Sarah Hollen, Breanna Kenny Lunsford, lindsay · McKin- Jennifer Zielinski. · LD/Stump·-- Danny Salyers. Mitchell, Trevor Nichols, Doug ney, Jesse Mowery, Gregory Musser, 'Noel, Jessica Smith, Deidra Morgan Powell, Brianna Riffle, MH/Wellins -- Gene Buckley, Spro~~~e, Frankie Stewart. Travis Roseberry, Amorette Salser, Randall Mahon, Chuck Nyc, Ruth Second grade/C - ~yan Barnett. -felicia :Oee, Kaylyn Spradling, Kay- Snyder. Timmy Dexter. Sarah Engle, Beth lene Slater. Hysell, Jennifer Kuhn, Erinne Satlsblii'J Elemenlary Second grade/Carpenter .-Kennedy, Chalsie Manley. Danielle Meghan Clelland, Mark Cozart, First grade -- Amy Barr, Ben Phillips, !Catie Rodehaver. Jordann Ashley •DeMoss, Heather Elam, Coppick, laura fieldS, !:leather Gra· Thomas, Michelle Weaver, Cassi . Kayla Grover, Rebecca Klein, Ash- ham, Jared Griggs, Rebecca HansWhan. ley .RusSell, Mattl)ew Salyers, Biit- tine, ~ylee Kennedy, Kirk legar, Second gradell -- Valerie Car- nee Sauters, Samantha Shontz, Joshua lewis, Trenton McClintock, penter, Angela Casci; Cody David- Brandon Shull, Dakota Smith, Adam ·. Michelle Scarbrough, Joseph son, Billy Fink, Brittney Haning, Wilson, Wesley • Wright, Jerod . Scheiman, Valerie· Schoeppner, Eric Steve Hudson, Matt landers, EPc Wyatt, Tiffany Zornes. Wood, Kyle Bogss Second grade -- Shauna Clark, Littleton, .Christy Miller, Daniel Second.grade/Jeffers-Hoffman -Morrison, David Poole, ·Amanda · Ashley Browning, Randy Collins. Faith Dye, Charlie Eblin, Andy Scaniger, Whitney Smith, Dustin Cecilia Core, Evan Dunn, Heather Games, Chelsea Manley, Andy fink, Jessica fisher, Nakita Fitz- McAngus, Nathan McClure, BranVan lnwagen, Kasey Winter. Third grade!B -- Matt Boyd, patrick, Courtney Haggy, Sarah Jef- don Pearson, Bradley Ramsburg, Samantha Cole, Jamie Ellis, Kayla fers, Daylon Jenkins, Glenn John- Jennifer Smith, Bradley Soulsby, Fetty, laura Hollen, Josh Kimes, son, Scotty Musser, Dru Reed, Kristin Trader, Brook Watson, · Tara lee, Meghan le~ie, Kayla Casey Richardson, Christeena Caitlin Williamson McCarthy, Bobby Stone, Eric Van- Young, Ashley Zielinski. Third grade -- Ashton BUsh, Third grade/Haley -- Wes Ault, fuvis Butcher, Matthew Meadows, Meter, 1)'\er Wayland. Bra · Third grade/W -- Nathan Becker, 0dy Baker; Heidi. Griffith, Brooke O'Bryant, Christopher VanJustin Bell, Michael Durst. Sarah Nathan Jeffers, Jilian Jenkins, Jacob . .Reeth. · Davis, Ashley Engle, Aaron fife, Kennedy, Joshua Kennedy, Adam Fourth grade ·- Grant Arnold, · Arlna Hartenbach, Brittney Jacks, Pines, Brandi Reeves, Miranda Emily Ashley, Megan Garnes. K_ylen' King, Cory Shea, Melia Young. Fifth grade -- Ben Co)lins. ~. Third grade!Hensler -' Weston Sixth grade -- Marc Barr, Fourth grade/S -- Michelle Fife, Cody Hysell, Amanda Jeffers, Johnathan Diddle, Juicy Eblin, AshNeece, Sara Oliver, Jordan Rawson, Jordan Shank, Josh Slater, Abby ley fields, Jon Halar, Meghan Katie Reed, Luke Roush, Anna Stewart, Whitney Thoene, Jacob Haynes, Jennifer Walker. Sayre, Brooke Vcnoy, Natasha Wise. Venoy, Joshua Venoy, Alison Sllem Center Elemmlary Fourth gradefZ -- Terry Bell, Woods. founh gr~cCarley-Deem -Brandon Carpenter, Michael Clay, First grade -- Dusty Adkins, Lisa Gheen, Marthew Holley, Carrie _Hope Boring, A.J. Dickens, Justine Joshua Burnem, Corinna Cross; Michael, Ashlee Smith, Daniel Dowler, Eddie fife, Eric Fitzpatrick, Jamie Stites,'l;ince White. Thornton, Megan Tibbetts, Chet ·Cory Freeman, Rochelle Gloeclcner, Sec~;~nd grade -- Courtitey ·Barr Brandon Grover, Jesse Haggy, ret~. Anthony Davis, Rene Ed.monds, Wisalm. Amanda Hoyt, Maggie Molden, Terry Lisht, Cain Mckinney. Amber Pierce, Regan Shuler, Zach Brandy Nottingham, Nikki Parsons, Pomeroy Elementary Kinderganen --. Chad Bonnett, Shuler, Clare Sisson, Deidra Strong, Raymond Reynolds, Britlney Rife, Deanna Cundiff, Henry Doerfer, Kelli Tatterson, Jenni Young, Jilli James Wallace. Daniel duPiantier, Ashley Freeman, Young. Third grade Nathan founh grade!VanMatre -- Jerri Argabright. Julia Johnson, Kelly Megan Johnson, Thomas Klein, Kevin laudennilt, Branigan long, Bentley, Brittany Cremeans, Jason Napper, Zachary Weber. .Phillip Morehead, Aaron Oliphant, DeMoss, Justine DeMoss, Trevor founh grade -- Jeffrey BaughAlexandria Patterson, Calee Reeves, Depoy, Rosanna Dillard, Malissa man, Eric Bumem, Zachary Bush, Julia Cross, Randy Hart. Aaron Jhle, Randall Reeves, Kelsey Sauters, Hoffman, Matt Krawsczyn. fifth grade/Lowery -- Kara Buff- Samantha Pierce, Curtis Varian. Dean Soulsby, Caitlin Swartz. · First · grade/Deem-Gee -- John ington, Thurien Carter, Andrea Fifth grade -- Jessica Curfman, Baker. Lisa Blankenship, David Fetty, Nicole Harper, Michele Imbo- -Aubiie -~<:opec, < Brilllny--P~ers, Day, Robert Foreman, Cllelsea den, Jonat)lan Lyons, ·Jordan· Joshua Ray, Jessica Smith. Hicks, Danielle Hopper, Casey Hub- Williams, Angela Wilson. Sixth grade -· Lindsay Bolin, fifth grade/Stanley -- 1)' Ault, Ashley Colwell, Kelly Johnston. bard, Alex Jdhnson, Bradley Jones, Fife, Amy Frecker, Sandy Gilkey, Rebebh Smith, BJ. Smith, Bnndr Hollie Griffith, Michoel Hannan, Snider, Adam Sorrell, CtaylOII Ashley Hannahs, Alison Hays, Tromm. Bridget Vaughan, Jon~ : Kenny Carsey, Ryan Stobart, Ashley Melissa Houser, Sarah Houser. Jere- Wyatt. Eleventh grade .. Melissa B•Payne, all A's; Heather Youns. Erica my Jones, Billy J. Kennedy, Brian Poole, Kanndies lee, Kim Johnson, Klein, Zach Krautter, Andrea rett, f>:1ary Barrett, Stephanie B~rtot. Ashley Hilley, Heidi Gilmore, Jen- Krawsczyn, Michael lambert, Eli Cline, Sara Craig, Kelly Daltoj\1 nifer Dunn, Katie Childs, Candace Stephanie leigh, Carrie Lightfoot, Leanna Davis, Marina De Nlfd9, Casey, Page Bradbury, Sarah Curry, leah lonoa, Jessica Marcum, Crystal Eblin, Eliubeth Farley, Jessica Curfman, Angie Smith, Kin- Jonathan Maue, Cecil Carson Mid- · Chad Folmer, E\llil y Fowler, JasQn dra Snouffer, Jonathan ...J,Mkins,_ kiff, Chris Miller, Bea Morgan, Frecker, Danielle Grues~r, C~y Ryan Frazier. . . Melissa Pauley, Chrisphcr Pickens, Haley, Michael letfhett, Mehsaa Sixth grade -- Carrie Darst, Lucy Ryan Pierce, Justin Robson, Adam Reeves, Amy See, Wendy Shrim· Howerton, Emily Story, Stephanie Shank, Brooke Smith, Elizabeth plin, Amy Smith, Amanda Smith. Story-Schwab, all A's; Leigha Smith, Albert Stearns, Amber Yin- Jonathan Stewan, Nancy Whaley, Bryant, Randall Saylers, Will Kauff, ning, Patricia Walker, Heather Wha- Melissa Williams, Matt Williams, Sandra Young. . ,. Abram Sayre, Jimmy Smith, Angel ley, Stephani& Wigal. Twelth_grade -- Heather BllrDC)', Stone, Casey Dunfee, Brandy Shea, Meiss lligh School Raquel Banon, Sherry Burke, Ali)Y Beth Wilfong, Scott Williamson, Deadra Barnett, Rachel Chapman, Ninth grade -- Meghan Avis, Clonch, Cassidy Coffey, Eva Cra._ Hannah Woolard: Steve Beha, Stacey Brewer, Beverly tree, Robin Donohue, Paul Eppef. . Kinderganen -- All S's, Ruche! Burdette, Brant Dixon , Marjorie son, Justin Fields, Anna fink, Bril!fl Davis, J.T. Evans, Amanda Gilkey, Halar, Michelle Hart, Amber Finkenbinder, Scott George, Clll'l'j!: Tiffany Johnson, Morgan Kennedy, Perkins, Diana Sigler, Kyle Smid- Glaze, Tara Grueser, Whitney Hal"' Ashley Mayes, Andrew O'Bryant, · die, Jeremiah Smith, Joshua Sorden, tonstall, Cindy Hawkins, Aarqir Jesse Pullins, Kerri Vanreeth, Christi Julie Spaun, James Stanley, Wesley Hockman, Alyssa Hoffman, Crystal Will. Thoene, Amanda Upton, Brooke Holsinger, Ricky Hoover, Josh1111 Williams, Michael Williamson. Howard, Misty Jeffers, Julie King, Meiss Junior High Tenth grade -- Hollie Arnott, Libeny King, Chris Lambert', Seventh grade -- Carrie Abbott, Lacy Banks, Jamie Barrett, Jeremiah Timmy Lewis, Carl McDade, Jessi;. Joelinc Allen, Andrew Baker,. Brad Bentley, Kristen Brown, Melissa ca McElroy, , Teresa McGrath, Baylor, Erin Bush, Adam Caner, Darnell, Tricia Davis, Stoney Day, Heather McLain, Brandi Meadow$, Jessica Cundiff, Zach Davis, Delana Jessica Evans, Benjamin Fowler, Michelle Miller, Patrick Mullen, Eichinger, Amber Ellis, Tasha Daniel Hannan, Jason Harris, Melis- AJldrew Myers, E.J. NichoiSOI\, Green, Erin Hartson, Jason Hersh- sa Holman, Justin Jeffers, Jessica leslie Parker, Robert Oualls, Stac~ . berger, Corrie Hoover, Jameson Johnson, Becky Johnson, Matthew Reed, .Roben Ritterbeck, Eril: Johnson, Greg King, John lentes, Justice, Kristina Kennedy, Timothy Rittgers, Ashley Roach, Chr{'s Monica. Moon, Joshua Napper, King, Sarah Larkins, Kelli Light- . 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