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"As my daughter said, 'Hey, Dad, you ' re not nearly · as cool as they think you are."' Witho~t spending a single day on the campaign trail, the son of former · President Bush is the Republican's top money raiser and leads every GOP presidential poll.. His political organization , seeded with endorsement.< of the party's establishment, has begun to take shape in early voting states such as Iowa, New Hampshire and California. He raked in more. money at a fund-raiser Tuesday night. "I'm looking forward to going out and seeing if Amcricawilllike my ideas and like my style of leadership," Bush told the we don' t know what wi ll happen when he gets a whiff of air." "It's finally time for us to determine whether he is ready for the big leagues," Tony Coelho, chairman of Vice President AI Gore's 2000 campaign, said in a telephone interview from Washington. Democratic operali"!s are already in Austin combing state records for political landmines that could be used against Bush in the general election. Coelho said Gore's campaign is researching Bush's professional not personal - background. . . He said Bush's support of a con- cealed weapons law in Texas, cou-· pled with his hedging on the gun control debate in Washington , will work against him in the ca mpaign. " You have to question whether ·he's tested," Coelho said. On Kosovo, abortion. global warmmg and a few other natrunal tssues. Bush has responded slowly or J ~s ued , am biguous Sliltemc nts. He . told reporters Tuesday not to expect the course of the summer and fall to lay out a specific agenda on taxes and other measures.". Bush said. Hoping to contrast herself to Bush. GOP rival Elizabeth Dole has scheduled what aides say is a maj or policy .address in Iowa on the day Bush makes his first campaign visit to the state. . · ''The Dole ca mpaig n will be issue-based and foc used, " spokesman dctallct.l policy po~i ti o n S anytime Ari Fleischer said, implying that the soon, dm:king questions abput his tax Bush campaign will be neither. "She policies and other dicey topics, such knows who she is and what. she as ethanol subsidies .in Iowa. stand s for and won 't he.sitate to . "There will be ample time during speak out on politics. " STORE HOURS 24 PK. 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Ohio Volume <19 Nu111IH'r b l Single Copy - 35 Cents ·Mounting questions face investigators.and survivors of plane crash PEPSI .DEW PRODUCTS Land transfers Mayor's court Other GOP rivals ·suggest that Bush bristles at suggestions that : : Bush simply isn't ready for prime he is living off the family name. lime. . "I think people know a lillie more . ~ ''I'm glad to get him off the front about me than you giv~ people cred- : porch and into the race,'' fonnerTen- it for," he told reporters Tuesday. : nessee Gov. Lamar Alexander said in "They know I got a great mother and • a telephone interview. ;'I'm eager to dad , of which I'm most proud . : find out whether he 's JUSI another They 're going to learn soon that I : popular governor or whether he's have a .great wife. They're going to . : ready to be president." learn that I love my·children." : Dan Quayle, vice president under " I think they ' re going to even • President Bush and a GOP presiden- learn that I'm a ta x-culler, that I care . : llal candidate in 2000, is warning • about education, that I care passion- • Republicans that it would be a di sas- ately about making sure !hal we don 't ~ ler to follow th(} polls and stampede leave people hehind, " he said. ~ behind the front-runner. . : P 0 WEll 'S Yet the big question in .American politics today is whether this amiable, twice-elec ted self-styled "compassionate conservative " can hold up under campaign pressure. " We have to see what happens when he's exposed to oxygen. Some Cfllldidates erode," said consultant Dick Morris, who has worked for Republicans and Democrats. "He's been in sequestration for so long that ,. • ------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------- : donors. The followin g land transfers were recorded recenily in the .office of Meigs County Recorder Emmogene Hamilton : • . Deed, Gordon Land Jill L. Holter to Martha R. Holter; Lebanon; Deed, Gardner L. and Patricia L. Wehrung to Teresa Games, Pomeroy; Deed, Kathleen Caton to Kathleen · Caton and Diana K. Carman, Salem ; Deed, Barbara C. and Richard A. Koker, Mark Brown to Richard A. and Barbara C. Koker, Syracuse; Deed, Wayne and · Karen Sue Miyashiro to William E. and Jane E. Root, Olive; ~ Deed, Michelle Werry to Frederick Eugene Werry, Pomeroy; Deed, Community Action Agency to Terry Powell , Rutland Village; Deed, Evelyn and Di~na L. Barber to James E. Sr. and Diana L. Barber, Olive; DCed, Marcia M. Denison to Dennis and Paula Stanley, Racine; Deed, Jerry A. Dercnberger to ·Penny Bingman, Scipio; Deed, lona, Steven A., Carolyn S., Denise Brickles , Denise and Terry R. Rowe, Bruce and Lorena R. Brickles, Carolyn Banks. Carolyn and Lawrence E. Darst, Rhonda Gibson to Terry R. and Denise K. Rowe, Bedford; Deed,lona Brickles, Steven Allen Bricklcs. Carolyn S. Brickles, Denise Brickles, Denise Rowe , Terry R. Rowe, Bruce Brickles, Lorena R. Bri.ckles, Carolyn Darst, Lawrence E. Darst and Rhonda Gibson to Bruce E. Brickles and Lorena R. Brickles, Bedford; Deed. Ion a Brickles, Steven Allen Brickles, Carolyn S. Brickles, Denise . Bricklcs, Denise Rowe, Terry R. Rowe, Bruce Brickles, Lorena R. ·Brickles, Carolyn Darst, Lawrence E. Darst, Rhonda Gibson, Bruce E. Brickles to Steven A. and Carolyn S. Brickles, Bedford; Deed,.lona Brickles, Steven Allen Brickles, Carolyn S. Brickles, Denise Brickles, Denise Rowe, Terry R. Rowe, Bruce Brickles, Lorena R. Brickles, Carolyn Banks, Carolyn Darst, Lawrence E. Darst and Rhonda Gibson to Lawrence E. and Carolyn S. Darst, Bedford; Deed, Donna V. and Donald E. Roush, Syracuse; · Deed, Annabelle and James A. Thomas to James Soulsby, Rutland; Deed, Frances McClintick to David, Dan and Don Droz, Lebanon; Deed, Leonard and Ruth A. Marr Lewis to Gregory W. and Patricia J. Taylor, Sulton; Deed,, flome National Bank to Leroy and Judy E. Hendrix, Olive; Deed, Dale L. and Mary A..Priddy to Donald R. and Ernestine K. Shultz, Sulton. •• June3,1Dell Weather $5'' 92·94 oz. NUNN BEnER DOG FOOD (GOLDEN NUGIETS OR .MINI CHURlS) $349 By PEGGY HARRIS Asloclltlld Pr... Writer . LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-lnvesligators say they'd like to interview all 13(! survivors from the crash of an American Airlines jetliner at Little Rock National Airport. The survivors have ·a question of their own: Why did the pilot try to land the plane during a hailstorm? "It was a combination of weather and pilot error. He should have gone to another airport," said Richard Klamm, 49, of Pine Bluff, who was in the .first-class section of the plane as part of its .metal skin was sheared off by a light towe(. Nine of the 14'5 people on board, including the pilot, were killed when Flight 1420 craShed while landing during a violent storm jW!t before midnight Tuesday. The storm unleashed hail, lightning and wind gusts to 75 mph at the airport. The National Weather Service reported a gust of 87 mph nearby, shortly after the crash. "He should not have landed. He should have gone somewhere else," said passenger Mohammad Abdelkhali, 38, of Menlo Park, Calif. Investigators said Wednesday it was too early to say if the rapidly moving storm caused or contributed to the accident. " lfs ullimately a pilot's decision to land or not; but they have to base that on the information tl!ey have," said George Black, a spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board. " We know that this was a very dynamic situation," Black said today on the NBC "Today" show. "The weather was changing rapidly." "There's even indications the tower controller was providing sort of a playby-play wind .direction and velocity sequence of radio transmissions during the approach," he told "Good Morning America." He didn 'I give specifics such as what precise wind speed the pilot was told about. Black also said investigators are looking at the groovings across the runway, designed mainly to prevent a plane from hydroplaning, as well as the. run\\'ay drainage system. Passengers said it felt like the aircraft never got a grip on the rain-slickened runway. Braking seemed useless, and the plane rolled off the runway and down an embankment, striking steel supports for approach lights and breakTHE WRECKED remain• of American Alrllnn ftlght 1420 ·lin In pleca et the end of the runway It the Little Rock NjdJonel Airport In Uttle Rock, Ark. Nine -r• killed In the Cl'llth. · ing apart. It also caught fire. "There WIJS no traction," said Carla Koen of Little Rock. " We started sliding sideways and the next thing I knew there were flames in 'the back of the plane and there was a pole in the side of the plane and people were jumP: : ~~.. Capt, Ri~hard Buschmann, who w.as killed, wls a veteran American pii!Jl with 5,500 hours of Oight time in the MD-80 series of aircraft, whicl) includes the MD-82. As a chief pilot in American's Chicago operation, he supervised other pilots and flew passenger planes for two months each year. First Officer MichiiCI Origel should be able to explain what Buschman!) was told about the weather, Black said. American Airlines executive vice president Bob Baker said regular weather updates were relayed to the ~ tain. · · : NTSB investigators hoped to talk to Origel today but were wailing fCJr 0 doctor's authorization. . , American Airlines' chief pilot, Cecil Ewell, said he would not have attempted to land th~ plane if wind speeds exceeded 57 ..5 mph. He oversees all of American Airlines' pilots: The NTSB recovered the flight recorder and data box from the wreckage and was looking for clues for any mechanical problems. The Federal AYii· tion Administration said there was no distress call before the landing. ' A check of the plane's maintenance records revealed no maj91' problems. Twelve years ago, one of its engines lost power during a Iandin& in 4s Vegas because the hoWling around a part had worn away. Investigators also were looking into a power outage at the airport, which may have contributed to the crash or been caused by it, Black said. Investigators l"ill consider that the crew had been on duty for 13 1/2 · hours, just short of the federal maximum of 14. They were on the lut leg of a flight schedule that started in Chicago and stopped in Salt Lake City and Dallas before ending in Little Rock. Racine banker observes 50th year on job omeroy woman killed In early momlng ace/den~ ion Cross was p~ident Freeland By JIM FREEMAN Norris sua:eeded Cross in 1970 and Sentln-'.N._ Staff Wolfe was elected president in 1974. · For Tom V'«llfe, president of the · A Pomeroy, Ohio woman is Wolfe's education was limit· Cable-access program In Athens Racine Home National Bank. Tuesdead following a two vebicle collied to high school, one quarter of day began pretty much like any ,1 1 1 1 sion early Thursday morning on business college and a stint in the .suspenwrAI r v.olat.ng 0 an other \York day, with one small difU.S. 3S, according to DqJuty Rob-· Air Force where he studied finance. ATHENS (AP).- A cable-accesS TV show that the hosts admit pushes ference: it marked his 50th year of · bie Fruth of the Muon County "A college education wasn't as the boundaries of Jive television was suspended for violating a ban against banking in the Ohio River village. Sheriffs Department · important then as .it is today," he alcohol appearing on the set. The half-century milestone was Angela M. Teaford, 23, was said. · " Hot Carl!", produced by the Appalachian Media Access Center in marked "(ith a modest, surprise open reported dead II the seen~ of the "It's the time you are born Athens, was suspended after a May 20 show in which a boltle of Jim Beam house II the bank with scrapbooks, 5:25 a.m. wreck. Fruth said Teaford thai dictates what yoo need," he bourbon was seen dunng the two-hourepisocle. -~~~-~~.:~~and~,'refreshments on hand in was traveling north oo U.S. 35, added, saying that today a young· Co-hoit Jeffrey·Booth• in Ohio .Wniversity·junior, says 11\{ OOtt!e w '" ··• 1· • •"-- .J approximately one mile inside the persOn ihould m..e .., leut a twofilled with apple juice and wu patio'ra ruMing gag involving a1iqeddrinkTom, wh11 hills l'rolii4Ii~ East county line, when her 1998 yeir degn:c after high school. · ing by himself and CO·hosl Kent Williams, an Ohio senior. · Leiart area when: he grew up on a His secret: "I guess love for Chevrolet Caviller r.pparently went . In hin~i&[tt, the station probably shoilld have been notified about the Jim dairy and vegetabk farm, is a farnilmy job, love fqr the community and left ot center and struck a north1· Beam gag before the episode aired, Booth said Wednesday. iar sight to most everyone in the . bound Swift tractor-trailer head-on. · Ken Dobo, the center's executive 'din:ctot:, said the shoW's student pro- ·Racine community. When not at the bank, he is frequent- the people I deal with and work with. · Teaford was ejected from her vehi"You have to like your job. It's not a job if you like it; ducers admitted to him they wert using alcohol.' He said dtey changed their ly seen driving around in his trademark Dodge pickup cle. The driver of the 1999 Freightit's something you look forward to every. day." story only when they started talking to lite medi!L . truck. . · . · liner, Alan Johnson, 35, of Newark. Retirement is riot in Wolfe's plans. "I plan to go anolhThe show f'U'St aired last October and has had 52 episodes. It rea:ived He Ilegan his banking .career in the· Racine Home Ohio was not injured~ preYioW! warni~gs about alcohol use, Dobo said. . Bank in 1949 doing "everything from mowing grass to .er.50 years. I've been where I wanted to be." .County Coroner Dr. Breton V'«llfe lives a relatively simple, frugol life. He remains The Pfogram airs for' two hours on.Thursdays from 10 to midnight It is . sweeping floors." • . . Morgan said fiaford died of masavailable mainly to Athens-area viewers and known for 0111landish skits with When he started working .at the bank, Charles Hay- active in ~mmunily affairs and said his philosophy is to sive head and neck injwies. Sht . sexual and scatological overtoneS., . man was president. In 1967, Wolfe was instrumental in deny himself and give to others. also SW!tained multiple body fac- · He resides in Racine with his wife, the former J!)an On one show, the two student hosts put on adult diapers and urinated. On the meraer of Racine Home Bank and Racine National lures. Moraan said the body will be another, two women shaved the two co-hostS' armpits. The co-hosts then Bank, forming the Racine Home National Bank which Rife, who is employed with Peoples Bank. They have sent to the ~ Me4ical Examintwo daughters, Mickey Kucsmi and Jeannie Wolfe, four returned the favor. now also has a branch office in Syracuse. ers for an autopsy. Some of the show's tamer episodes featured Booth and Williams eating AI that lime, Wolfe was a cashier at the bank and Oil- grandsons and one U.S. 35 was closed for approxi· cheese until !hey threw up; inviting a friend on to eat a lighlbulb; producing RIBBON mately an hour and a half after the a mock NCAA-basketball tournament by seeding Ohio students' favorite Bargain Outlet Thrift Store, wreck. Both vehicles were n:ported foods; and a cooking show where the two hosts deep fried and ate a variety locltlld at Manley'• Recycling as total losses. of foods, including steak, salad and Hostess Twinkies. Center on Mill Sti1HIIIn MiddleThe sheriff's office is still inves~ Booth said the SW!pension was jW!t a way of forcing the show off the.air port, wu opened with • ribbon ligating the incident Assisting ar for good, since only two more episodes were planned Ibis year. · cutUng 1nd grand opening cel- the scene were Point Pleasant "II 's fun. I can 'I imagine spending Thursday night any other way," said ebtatlon on Tueldey. The atcn Department, Point Pleasant EMS· Booth, an art education major from Columbus. offel'll ullld clothing, work un[. and Winfield Fire Depu1mcnL ' · . It's against station policy to have alcohol in the recording studio.at any forme, new gift ware, IOcelly· ' time, Dobo said. The policy is largely to protect lite camera and f!OWld made hand poured C!tndlel, equipment from damage. · appliance•, tool• end other . The thi~lalion of the alcohol policy, not what appeared on air, forced merchandise. The store le open from II to 3 · Monday By GLEN JOHNSON the ban, Dobo said. . . .. . "It's not really a content issue," he said. "It's operational." through Friday, and on the fll'llt. Aewoclllttd p,.... Wt ltw hturdly of nch month. Pic· WASHINGTON (AP) -Two aov~ Earlier property tax payment date tul'lld, l·r, ere Roger Manley, UI.IJC:Ut irwliluticm.: .... 11\\'irw, ll upsets some Butler .C ounty taxpayers owner, Myron Duffield and ~the number of clouy 4iYers; . HAMILTON (AP)- The .deadline for real estate tucil has '-t moved Stwe Dunf.., of the Middle- llrgCiiJw lt:en-II(ICIS and people ~ up by about two weeks because the Butler County treasurer's office is mov· port Community Anoc:latlon, niglt~ split I I rotating shifts. : Ac:tlng Mayor S1ndy lenn.-.111, ing, causing some to complain. . · The Natimol Highway 1'rlllic SU:ty "It doesn 'I affect me budget-wise because I can pay the taxes," said Helen Donna Meedowa, the etore Mninislratiat IIIII the Nltlionll Qn~ Keller of Hamilton, one of about ·1.5 people who complained. "But what manager, and T1ylor lennarelll m Sleep IM:tdas ~ ldc:kic off a about other people who are on fixed incomes and who budgeted based on the end Am•ncl• Mndoww. C8ltlpBign today aimed .......... the normal July due <!ate ,for real estate taxes? What are they supposed JO d!l?" . J111b1ic: about the poolan and ways 1Q Property tax payments for the second half of 19911 are due June 28; rather solve iL • than in mid-July, as In previous yews. The new date is still eight days later MOICOw's envoy said he believed it was the first · The elfort will include distribulirW than the state-mandated deadline of June 20. . eW:atioooi lllllcriais k) shift wOOtaS step toward ending the Kosovo standoff. The·earlier payments are required this year because the treasurer's offici: brings a · U.S. military service chiefS planned to meet with and their employers, indulhg ~ plans to move into the new Gov~mmenl Servia:' Center building in August. llboul allowing nap bn:Os and PQYiding .The move comes between the lime of proclCSStng the real es1a1e taxes and swift end to the It-week bombing campaign in President Clinton today to discusS the conflict, includ· [iqlcr air amdi~ and ..; Yugoslavia, U.S. Marines probably would he among ing the possibility of an eventual ground invasion to l·preparillll.bills forperwnal property•taxcs. popcrfood. . • the vanauard of an international peacekeeping force .. oust Serb forces should diplomacy fail. . ' · · "The earlier due dale gives .. the The·instillllions will a1ln ach work• : there, a Pentagon spokesman said. Defense Secretary Willi lim Cohen said while ground time to clear thoec tax payments, gel sleq:.q: . . uuaaa..S Good Afternoon nt()vcd Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit forces would come up during the meeting, lite Clinton as kl and semi«<lled into the new by blockiJc ow dayli;lt and nia.lti .. alrelldy are .stationed nearby in the Adriatic Sea, and allministration remained commilled to the NATO stral· building in lime for WI to beain pronoi9e thai atll .cislwb lhcnL ~ cbuld be in the disputed Kosovo province inside a day, cay of airstrilces. . cessing the bills for perwnal proper· P~nlaJOn spokesman Kenneth Bacon said. "There is no other planning," for ground troops CXJIIII*Iies hM reedy ' - awarded ty taxes, which II'C due Sept 20." The Marines would be part of an "enabling force" apart from those involved· in peacekeeping, Cohen Sttl>,OO> in pill to slllt and ev•h.-i said Tn:asun:r Mary Law. lest Jll'lliPIIIIS. ' '• to llclze control before a much larger, mon: permanent said. The sleep tiudas cen111r ills u.b Originally, the United ~tates had offered to send continpnt of U.S. and European troopS moved in, Bacon laid Wednesday. 4,000 peacekeepers for a 28,000-memher international worbd wilb the NMioral hWitde ol Army troops from the Southern European Task force, but the U.S. commitment was upped as the tllltic- licallh"s N.maJ Heln, l...aqand Blood Force .In Italy probably would go in early as well, ipated peacekeepina needs grew. llwlitule ID ach 1Cat-1t8tn and thei( . llPP CITY (AP) - A 4.ycar· Bacon Ald. Clinton on Wednesday said he was increasing the lelchcrs llboulthe detiJtiis of""-Y tllj.. old girl fell off the back of a four. .: NATO is planning for a force of about 50,(X)(hol· U.S. pledae for a Kosovo peacekeeping force to 7,000 vinawheeler and under the blades of an diera, •ginecrs, military police and others to establish troopa, while saying America must not arow weary and The IMI1lF leCn noedlllboul' ~ . industrial · mow~r, killina , her, order in Kolovo once the bombing stops and safeguard "abandon a just cause" in the conflict with Yugoslavia.· hours ofslccpp:r J1i111, one a two moie authorities said the retum of ethnic Albanian n:fugecs. The bulk of about 7,000 U.S. troops would come hours t1uw1 yo~qp or older peqa~e. • : Her pandfather wai driving the The inlllilutionlllid ... _ .... •' The lllianoe ia deeidina how to divvy up responsifrom Army units already stationed in Europe. including four-wheeler which wu pullina the .... "1 :aw y;, bility for the peacekecpin~ mission, and could begin to three lank battalions, Bacon said. mower on a pavel c!riveway atiw <$"'*-. 40,00>injuriea 111111.S$Q poeitlon.mon: troops near Yugoslavia soon. About half the U.S. commitment in a postwar KOso- falalities amuaiiy n ·llllri.. able to Wednesday night, said Miami If 1M bombina drags on for several more weeks, · vo would be combat soldiers and the other half non- clowsy~ . . ; County sheriff's U · Kenny Ariz 3: 3-8-9; Pkk 4: 3-8-1-0 thf could be in piiQC and ready to ao into combat troops. •f1csiM'culUt:.._ID124 . .. said. Lotto: 2-20-21-31-38-47 Kooovo without help from the first wave of Marines, "This is what right now we see as the type of force Auiltoritjcs said no other details -..day • wnit opecllicn Mel 111e . 5.2-8-11-4-6 that will be self-Contained and be able io provide the number of liNt\ 'WOI . . . . . . . . . . PeniiJOn officials said. wen: available. . 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ROBERT L WINGETT Publllhlr DIANE HiLl Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH a.n.r.J Man-an..S..ntlnrtlat':o-. ,.,_.lo.,. edlttltllom ,_.,. on•,.... ,_,.ott. . 11M bNf Clllten&M pc ... .,_, ,..,. (3(IIJ ...,.,. 0( ...... 01' ,...) , .. . f' ... 'Nd.· fW>otl _ _ ,.,.lefrod_•ll ...y i N - . - - - · - . . . - . . . 1 a ..., atwl daJ'flftMI p1toM numbw. Sp«JJfy • ,.,. II ,,.,.•• • ral'trll..,. to • . - " ' - · lioN ''" to 1M ~ Ofllo ..,..; or, FAXIO 1--~147. no. SenUnel, pn~- 111 Co<Hf St., ·Make.dull candidates duller By Jan Shollle The presiden'tial elections are over a year away, but our hyperacliye media are already chewing up losers and spitling them out. AI Gore, for example, is in trouble. It seems he's just not as exciting as Bill Bradley. I .don 'I know what Increments of dullness' !be media used to factor into that conclusion. To my mind, Bill Bradley and AI Gore would both make equally attractive doorstops, except that Mr. Gore has the unfortunate habit of doing the macarena at the drop of a hat. (His advisers, I understand, are urgi 0g him to take up the jitterbug instead.) Mr. Bradley, I've heard, used to be a basketball player. Maybe if he played a little one-on-one with reporters while giving speeches, it might spruce up his image a little bit. Curiously, Bob Dole has also been written off, even though he's not running. Always candid -- except when he's trying to get elected •• Mr. Dole had expressed the opinion that John· McCain was a pretty good choice for president, even though his wife, Elizabeth Dole, is also considered a candidate. This led to dozens of Viagia jokes, of which there are never enough, :especially now ·that Monica Lewinsky no longer occupies our full national ' attention. . . . Ms. Dole herself has come under fire, sort of, for not being an impromptu person. Even her ad Jibs are scripted is the complaint. Do the media want her to let her hair down, do the macarena, and wolf down)ello shooters? Yes. But I doubt that her numbers would soar. For no reason that! can tell, Texas,Gov. George W. Bush is the Republi·can front-runner. f:le is considered the embodiment of the latest Republican -makeover, the "compassionate conservative." I'm not sure what a compassionate.conservative is. Docs one call oneself a compassionate conservative ·to set oneself apart from t~e droves of vicious conservatives, dispassionate conservatives and heartless conservatives out there? Other than his careful embrace of compassion, I'm not too sure w~at exactly Gov. Bush stands for. Oh, right. He's for children. · · . Are ·there any compassionate liberals? No. Excepi for Jesse Jackson. Nobody's even a plain old liberal any more, except in the minds of right wing talk show hosts, many of whom consider Elizabeth Dole a liberal. To which a pundit such as myself can only mutter, "Whatever." All candidates everywhere, however, are in favor of children. They are the future. We must get them all on the Internet immediately. . . Aside from their support of children, so long as they don't have to talk to them, the candidates don't seem to stand for much of anything, really. They all aeem to be standing around, like boys at a prom. And in the wake of two terms of President Feel good's feeling our pain and (allegedly) the body parts of any woman within his grasp, America might be ready for ungainly awkwardpoliticians,peoplewhojustdon'tknowwhattodowithtbeirhands. As a matter of fact, if I were to offer advice to candidates, it would be this: Get stiffer. If I were you, I would ~e walking Without bending the linccs. 1would eliminate ·all intonation when speaking: cultivate a low drone that can barely be heard. Lard your speeches with words like "non-starter," "challenge," "future," and "priorities ... If you have charisma, get rid of it. It will J·ust lead to trouble later. By Joeeph Plrklna The final part of the White House triangulation nation's wea~ns labs. Yet, he did not brie_f the The White House is in serious strategy is to get its spin on the Chinese spy scan- president until a year later. And the Clm!<Jn damage-control mode in the dal circulated by "friends" in the .media. So, a day administration didn't get ar~und to addr~tng wake of this week's public before the Cox report appears, a pre-emptive !hese security problems, by Its own adm1ss1o~, release of the long-awaited Cox strike · was launched against the document by until February of last year. And even the steps 11 report on Chinese espionage Time Daily reporter Tony Karon. took proved. in~uale. . (which revealed, among other "Where have you gone, Joe McCarthy?" Meanwh1lc, 1n July 1997, the FBI ~ubm1tted a things, that the Communists in Karon mockingly asked. "Oh, a nation turns its warrant request to Janet .Reno's Justice Depart· Beijing may have stolen secrets lonely eyes to you .... Yes folks, Republican efforts ment to monitor the computer and phones of the to every currently deployed nuclear weapon in the to warn Americans of the danger of fuzzy liberals suspected O.inese spy, Wen Ho Lee, who was U.S. arsenal and that the Clinton administration in charge of the nation's political system -- and its working out of Los Alamos National Laboratory was slow to respond once it found out). nuclear secrets -- are about to go into overdrive." in New Mexico. The request was denied, first by The strategy is all-too-familiar by now, having . ~es, of course. So Rep. Cllristopher Cox, R, Reno's deputies, then, on appeal, by the · been previously deployed' to~ contain J'affaire Calif., who chaired• the House select committee Manc~urian attorney general herself.. · Monica and, before that, the illegal fund-raising !hilt produced the report on Cllincse cspion~ge, Ia Ber•1"C of Reno's decision, the FBI did not scandal and, before that, Whitewater, Travelgate, some latter day Joe McCarthy, conjuring up com- get around to inswcting Lee's computer files Filegate, ad infinitum. ' The president makes a perfuncto. ~" ry defense of himself and his admin· istration before going to ground --in this case, a week-long vacation in · Ulrnl GUN 05CIIIC4IINICI JWr.IJW. Florida, which, the White House '" 1 n assures, was planned a while ago. f«) otohltooOiuoo .ntt ·The press secretary of the uu:LJ AllllDVe IN . moment, in ·this case Joe Lockhart, nn;,n "~ · acts as the president's Cyrano, putting as favorable a spin as possi6CJCX) ble on the scandal while allowing . (;MD, 1 tbc president himself to avoid sayI • ing something on the record that might later prove a lie. (Like .the president telling reporters earlier this spring . that " no one has said anything .to me about any espionage" at the nation's nuclear weapons laboratories. As it turned out, senior administration officials, up to and including, presumably, the president, received a secret 25-page report last November, prepared by counterintelligence officials ·throughout the government, detailing how the labs had been infiltrated by foreign spies.) Meanwhile, as the president's press secretary occupies himself · · with trying to prevent his boss from · being c.aught in other incriminating lies, the . mie spies in our nuclear weapons labs where none until last month. What they found is that he manWhite Jioi!SC lines up blindly loyal Democrats on actually exist. aged to 'download, without security authorization, Capitol Hill to come to their president's defense. But there's something that Reps. Lantos and top-secret files of computer codes on many of this Anyone who questions the president on such Ackerman and Timesman Karon conveniently country's nuclear weapons. Those codes almost trivial matters of state is no more than a "parti- ignore: The Cox report was unanimously adapted certainly have been passed along to Beijing where san" .. if they happen,to be.Republicans on Capi- by the five Republicans and four Democrats who they will help the Chinese military lo eventually tol Hill •• or "Clinton-hater$" -- if they are out- made up the House select committee. The ranking develop next generation long-range ballistic misside the government. Democrat on the committee, .Washington Rep. siles capable of delivering nuclear payloads IQ Indeed, said Tom Lantos, D-Calif., criticism of Norman Dicks, says the. breaches in national u.s. targets. the administration's gross mishandling of the Chi- security represent "one of the worst counterintel· No matter ho\1( successful the White House damage<antrol effort -- the president's ducking , nese espionage scandal is a ."cheap and vulgar ligence failures in the nation's history." partisan attack which has been used opportunistiAnd while the Clinton administration hardly and dodging, the cilordinated counterattack by the cally and cynically by individuals in this town, bears exdusive blame for failing to deter Chinese . president's loyalists in Congress, the favorable · .some in this body." . spies from stealing .secrets to U.S. nuclea~ coverage provided by the president's syCophants in He was echoed by ·lhc no-less indignant Gary weapons-- Beijing's espionage has been going on the media --history will record the irrefutable truth: · Ackerman, D-N.Y., who declared, "I'm not sure for the past two decades, ~ording to the Cox Under this president, this administration, t~e whether I should be more ooncemed with the report -- the administration did not act, in· fact, national security of the · United States has been threat from without or the raging threat from when it could and should have. c damaged as never before. . within that's starting to take plaq:." Indeed, as far back as mid-1996the president's Copyrlght1- NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. JoMph Perldne I• • eolumnl.t lor The San But of course. The Chinese are not the real national security adviser, Sandy ' Berger, was · menace. It's those Republicans across the aisle. informed of possible security breaches at the Diego Union-Tribune. According to The New Republic, AI Gore has recruited Donna Brazile as his ,political director. A Southern black Catholic from LSU, she "helped engineer the House Democrats' upset in •98 _.. Regarding Gore's staff, she says, "We have a Jot of adviSers .. we're saturated with advisers. I'm looking for the activists. We've got to return AI Gore to the streets." Sec, now that's exactly what .I'm talking about. How can .you return AI Gore to the :streets, when he's never been to the streets before? Take my advice: Coat the ·guy with shellac and lug him around on 8 hand cart. Get him good and-shiny, :but for heaven's sake, don't try 10 loosen him up. The world as we know it might end. Copyrlght111118 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. , Today In Histo.ry By' The A18ocllttd Pre.. . . . . · Today is Thursday, June 3,.the !54th day of 1999. There are 211 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: Ten years ago, on June 3, .1989,Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini died, the same day Chinese army troops began their sweep of Beijing to crush student-led pro-democracy demonstrations. On this date: . In 1621, the Dutch West India Company received a charter for New Netherlands, now known as New York. In 1808, Jefferson Davis, the first .and only president of the Thought for Today; "What is history ~~~racy, was bam in Ken. In 1888, the poem "Casey at the Bat," by Ernest Lawrence. Thayer, was fHSI published, in the ? . San Francisco Daily Examiner. . 'I' • " In 1937, the Duke of Windsor, • Attrtbutld to who had abdicated the British Nlpoleon B11naparte {17811-1821) throne, married Wallis Warfield · Simpson in Monts, France. · . In 1~48. the 200-inch reOecting telescope at the Palomar Mountain Observatory in California was dedicated. . · In 1963, Pope John XXIII died' at the age .of 81. He was succeeded by Pope Paul VI. . · In 1968, pop artist Andy Warhol was shot and critically wounded in his New York film studio, known as "The Factory," by Valerie S!llanas, an actress and self-styled feminist. In 1981, Pope John Paul II left a Rome hospital and returned to the Vati· can lhrec weeks after the attempt on his life. .· ·· · In 1983, Gordon Kahl, a militant tax protester wanted in tbc slayings of two U.S. marshals in North Dakota, was killed in a gun battle with law. enforcement officials near Smithville, Ark. Five years ag~:· President Clinton, contin!Jing his tour of Italy, visited the gravca of American soldic11 killed in the Anzio landing' during World War II. 'l)e United States ~!egan consultations with 'South Korea, Japan and Russia on how to retaliate for North Kore11's removal of vital ev.idence about its nu~lear weapons capability. · . · One year ago: President Clinton urged Conaresa to. renew normal trade benefits l'or ClJina, sayina aoocJ relations with. Beijing we•• ·crucial amid fears of a nuclear arms race In South Asia. A high-speed train .derailed in Elchcdc, Oermany, killina 101 people. Today's Birthdays: Actor Tony Curtis is 74. Musician Boots Randolph is 72. TV producer Cll~ck Barris is 70. _Musician ~rtis May~eld i~ 57. _Rock sinp:r Ian Hun~ (Molt The Hoople) 1s 53. Mu11c1an Too Shm (R1ders tn the Sky) is St. Slop Suzi Quatro is 49. Singer Deneice Williams is 48. Rock musician Billy Powell (Lynyrd Skynyrd) is 47. Singer Dan Hill is 45.. bUt a fable Qgr,eed urnon ' """'· I Mono,..d I!' 'i1rJ ~ • 0 • [COrumbuo 1112"178" • r----·--'---------------:::::===::::::---------::::;::::::=1 H(ER NEVER CAU6HT A I 0 • W. V""- VIOLENT ooniiRsTS.u RMilCJM SMAkEMS... REAIO' SON .· Henry· Hyde.calls By Chrl• MllltiMwe WASHINGTON -- Henry Hyde, 75, draws on his Churchill cigar and ponders the man he tried ejecting from !he presidency. · "I lhl' nk he 1.s hard to dl'sll'ke. ·1 think be's as smart as they come. But I think there is a lack of core belief." The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is offering his vale' dietary on' William Jefferson Clinton. His words carry special weight now that Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr has announced plans to forego second trials in the cases of Susan McDougal and )ulie Hiatt Steele, thereby bringing the Whitewater saga to a close. "I think he's a master of opportunism who takes care of No. I at the expense of a lot of other people who get tossed aside. But he had all the makings to be a great historical figure. c , •. nton ..'tra.g. •IC '·. · "He has an extraordinary gift for rats had. Nobody was going to 'yes.' But it's not fair because I was interpersonal relationships. He remove the president because that an advocate and these senators were could·have been one of the most sue- wolild damage the power structure.'' judges as well as 'jurors. I tbinlt cessful presidents we've ever had. Another cause of his defeat, you'd have to put yourself in theii ".If you measure tragedy by what Hyde believes, was the. perception in place.'' 'ght h be d · h . · I h' k. 1 , · ds th 1 a·1ven all he knows now, does · a· m1 ave en an w a1 ts, t tn peop e s mm a removmg mhe's a trligic figure." ton would be a victory for the . Hyde think Clinton's impeachment A far more tragic one, surely, had · "rlght'wing conspiracy" or the was justified? · Chairman Hyde gotten his way with O.ristian coalition. "He is, as are we all, a flawed the U.S. Senate -·. had. he gotten the But the veteran Illinois congress- person. His flaws are greater 67 votes required for impeac!Jment, miin, sitting comfortably behind his · because they're in a greater person; instead of tbe 50 he Won for obstruc- Capitol Hill desk, saw vindication in in the highest office in the land. lion of justice, II!• 45 for perjury. He an Arkansas judge's decision Ibis "Look, he tried to fix a case, his blamed the shortfall on partisanship, April to cite Clinton for contempt of own. He threw every roadblock the refusal by ~mocrats, including • . court for his false testimony in there was in there, which included the 29 who signed California se_nator regard to his tics to Monica Lewin- perjury and obstruction. They can Dianne Feinstein's tough· censure sky. "It docs everything that we' ridicule Paula Jones all they want, resolution, to topple one of their tried convincing the Senate was the but she was entitl.ed to her day in own. ·truth.". court and he prevented her · from "The magic word was power ·So how would he, Henry Hyde, . having one. the ultimate aphrodisiac. No matter have ·voted to remove Clinton from "We tried our best to confine this what anybody thought. of President office had he been among the sena- · to the public acts, but it was their · Clinton, in the last analysis he must tors making the final decision? strategy to divert us from that and to . not be removed becjause that would "No one ever ask . I would focus on the sex angle, and to a large damage the power that tbe Democ- · probably vote 'yes.' ( w uld vote extent ·they succeeded." · . . . Picking obsolescence ov. By Morton Kondracke Though members of Congress regularly decry the "hollowing out" of the U.S. armed fo1ces, they rcfu!ll' to close down excess facilities and free up.billions of dollars for troops and weapons. The senate had a .chance last week to vote a big Memorial Day gift for the nation's defense, but rejeofed it, 60-40, with many normally vociferous military boosters leading tho opposition. .· The vote came on an amendment sponsored by Scns. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Carl Levin, DMich., to authorize a new Base Realignment and Closing Commission (or BRAC) that would select facilities for elimination. Three previous BRACs have overseen 97 base closings that the Pentagon estimates save $3.9 billion every year and a total of $25 billion by 2003 -- money that can be used for procurement of new weapons, more training or better conditions for soldiers and their families. · The General Accounting Office estimates that the Defense Department hilll about 2S percent more u.s. facilities than it needs, and the Clinton administration and the Joint Chiefs of Staff favor two new BRAC rounds thatmightuve $20 billion which could be put 'to other uses. · Legislation for a new BRAC wu killed in a House Armed Services subcommittee. The Senate Armed services Committee voted it down, too, but McCain and Levin revived it briefly with a Door amendmenL · ' ·McCain told his colleagues, "It docsn 't ring true to stand and lament the state of the military, Uitary needs our declining readiness, our lack of modernization has taken office. of the force, all oftbe evils- the ICCfllitrnent probIn a semi-comical ~xchange, Senate Armed lems and the failure to fund much-needed pro- Services Chairman John Warner, !\·Va., attempted grams-- and then not. support what is most need- to .claim that the Clinton White House somehow . ed according to... every objective observer of our would immediately· start trying to politicize the military establishment.'' · ·. next BRAC by inOuencing Pentagon officials -ln fact, many of those who regularly lament tbi: preparing for it. · , : loudest .. including nine out of the II Republicans McCain, actina like a bulldog, wondered if on the Senate Armed ~rviccs Qlmmittee and all Warner lacked confidence in the Joint Chiefs of GOP senate leaders -- voted against closing any Staff or Secretary of Defense William Cohen --a bases. former Republican senator. On lcip of that, an aide to Majority Leader Trent "I say to my friend," Warner replied, ~'it is not Loll, R-Miss., passed out to senators .a list of more the secretary. 1'he work begins literally down in than !SO in~tallations in 36 states that had been the bowels of that building." considered for cloiiing by previous BRACs -- and . Politics, Warner said, "could begin to creep might be targets.of a new BRAC. tnto those basement and lower areas in the PenlaThe list (:ORSpicuously contained no listing for gi>n, begin to influence decisions which would Arizona, implying that McCain was trying to gravitate to the top." • inflict political pain on colleagues that he would · McCain and Levin offered to amend their prQnot share himself. posal so that no bureaucratic work whatever could However, the fact is thtit Arizona lost Williams start unlil a new president is installed, but Warner Air Force~· and two ~ther facilit!es in the state was unmoved, ~ying .h~ had_ lost trust in the syswere cons1dered for closmg by prevrous BRACs. ·tern through th1s admm1strahon and would leave . Republicana say they oppose any new BRAC all BRAC dccisiof!S to the next. now because President Ointon cheated the system What Congress is doing. however, is postponin 1995 by "privatizing" and keeping o~n two ing for three or more years the opportunity ·to' facilities in Texa and California that were recom- improve .the readiness and capabiliiy of the armed mended for closure. forces .. and doina so largely to avoid the shortBRAes are supposedly structured to remove term economic losaea tbll a bae cl01ina rcpre-· politics from the often-traumatic base-closing sents. , ' : process. The commisaion recommends facilities to McCain said, "The fact Is, it causes discomfort be eliminated and Congress muit vote the whole to towns and .states around the country when a· list lip or down, not pick and choose among the base-closins commission is appointed. 1 ·agree . recommendations. with that. I am sorry that happens. I stack that disTo avoid any possibility .of .Clinton manipulat- comfort up against ihe filet that we still have • ing the system ·again, McCain and · Levin ..~true- 11,000 enhsted men and women on food stamps.'' ' · tu(ed their amendment so the new BRAC would {Morton Konclrackela executive editor of Roil not be appointed until 2001, after a new president · C111, the Mwljllper ot Capitol Hill.) . Five area parents were ordered to jail Wednesday morning on 'barges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by failing to send their children to school. Ordered to jail by Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien were; Edith and Marion Watson, and Annetta Pierce, Pomeroy, and Patricia' Reynolds and Dorothy Boggess, Middleport. The five were sentenced to; seven days of jail after their children continued to accumulate unexcused) a~nces after appearing earlier in County Court for not making thei'r; children attend school. : Approximately three dozen parents were in County Court during thel 1998-!19 school year to answer to their children's unexcused absenccs.1 They were given the choice of making their children attend school or face; jail time themselves. . • Cleveland Clinic. ' Born Aug. 21, 1924 in Martins Ferry, Ohio, he was tbe son of tbe late John and Despina Pappas Calandros, he was owner of Att. High Music Co. Inc. in . Point Pleasant. · _ He was a past president and current board member of the West Virginia Music and Vending Association. He was a U.S. Army veteran, a member of Christ Episcopal Church, Moose Lodge 1444 of Charleston, W.Va., American Legion Post 65 of Charleston, and Elks Lodge 973 in Athens, Ohio. He was a lifetime member of the Point Pleasant Gun Club and The Amateur Trapshooting Association. He was involved in county politics and was a member " of Mason County Democrats. . Surviving are his wife, Audrey O'Brien Calandros; two sons and daughterin-law, John and Lisa Calandros, and Mark Calandros, all of Point Pleasant; two granddaughters; a sister, Chris Pantelouklis of Point Pleasant; sisters-in· law, Greta Calandros of Point Pleasant, Molly Williams of Wake Forest, N.C., Violet Vass of Roanoke, Va., Mabel Travers of Cincinnati, and Doris Esders of New York, N.Y.; and several nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Gemge Calandros . Service will be noon Saturday in the Christ Episcopal Church, Point Pleasant, with Fatber Jim Bernacki officialins. Burial will be in tbe Kirkland · Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the Crow-Hussell 'Funeral Home, . Point Pleasant, from 7-9 p.m. Friday. Two face domestic violence charges : Two area residents were arrested and jailed overnight by deputies of. the M~igs County Sheriff's Office on unrelated misdemeanor charges of, domestic violence. · ' • Arrested were Mike A. Newlun, 24, ·66021 state Route t24J Reedsville, and Lisa Ulbrich, 33, 40664 Carmen Road, Pomeroy. ; Wreck Investigated · By The Anoclated Preae Warm and dry weather is on tap f9r Ohio the next seve,ral days, forecasteis said. Skies will be partly sun~y and highs will be in the 80s at least through the weekend, the National Weather Service said. . Overnight lows will be in tlie 60s. · The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 99 degrees in 1895 while the record low was 41 in 1924. Sunset tonight will be at 8155 p.m. and sunrise Friday at 6:04a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight:..Ciear. Lows in the upper 50s. Light and variable wind. Friday...Sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Friday night ...Clear. Lows near 60. Extended forecast: · , Saturday... Mostly sunny and warm. Highs 85 to 90. Sunday... Mostly sunny. Lows in the lower 60s and highs 85 to 90. Monday... Mostly sunny and continued warm. Lows in the mid 60s and highs 85 to 90. · · Myrna L. Linkous, 62, Shade, died at her residence on Tuesday, June 1, 1999. SHe was born on November 3, 1936 in Norfolk, Va., daughter of the late Alexander Joseph and Ruby Nicholson McKinon. She was employed a bartender for many years. . Surviving are a daughter, Susie Abbott of Shade; and three sons: Joseph H. Abbott, Richard C. Abbott, and Daniel W. Abbott, all of Newport, Va. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Patrick ·Linkous. · . · Priv~te services ~ill be conducted at the convenience of the family, and there Will be no calling hours. Arrangements were handled by Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy. as ;- Announcements: . • Firemen's Festival set The fifth annual fireman 's festival and ice cream social of the Sci:: pio Volunteer Fire Department will be held Saturday. ·, Events will get underway at 11 a.m. with a parade. The bicycle&. will be judged. Parade lineup will take place at 10:30 a.'m. a.nd prior, to that there will be a baked goods contest wilh judging at10:15 a.nu From noon to 4 p.m. Rockin' Reggie will be there . · i Afternoon events will be the Little Miss and 'Mister Contest foT. those under 11, and king and queen contest from those 12 to 16 years old. Motorcycle judging will take place at 2 p.m. and the horseshoel pitching contest will get underway at 2:15. There will be'a five .pcrJ son team tug- of-war contest at 3 p.m. and at 4 p.m. Dwight Icen~ bower, Elvis impersonator, will perform. ·-' In operation during the day will be a country store and flea markei: as well as food and game booths. '• Olin W. Wolf Olin W. Wolf, 82, Mason, W.Va., died Wednesday, June 2, 1999 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. · Born July 14, 1916 in Mason, son of the late Arthur E. Sr. and Jennie .Clendenin Wolf, he was the owner and operator of Wolf's Garage in Mason for 50 years. · · He was a member of the Mason United Methodist Church, a trustee of the IOOF Cemetery in Mason, lind a member and trustee of the West Virginia State Farm Museum. Surviying are his wife, Freda Goodnite Wolf; two daughters, Jane (Jack) ~hapman and Betty J. (Carl) Cline, both of Mason; two sci~s. Jack (Marcia} Wolf and Jim D. Bates, both of Mason; six grandchildren and 10 greai~ grandchildren; and two brothers-in-law, Joseph M. Cubbage of Barberton, Reunion slated s elgs EM . logs 8 calls andH~a:s~~~~c~~~~ndeath M• ·: The ~Ilia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol is investigating an: automobile wreck at the junction of slate Rouie 1'24 and Bashan Road; · : near Racine Wednesday evening. A report was not available as of press time this morning. The Racine ~lunteer Fire Department and the Racine Emergency r.:tedical Service!: squad responded to the scene and transported two to Veterans Memorial· · Hospital for treatment of injuries while another was l!eated at the scene:' Myrna Linkous Hot, dry weather forecast for area through weekend - Parents jailed on contributing charges Leo J. Calandros, 74, Point Pleasant, W.Va., died Tuesday June 1;1999 at the Friday, Jun1 4 forecast IND. Local briefs: ces Leo J. Calandros Ohio weather 0 The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio by iwo sisters, Mary Wolf Roush and · L' D Leola E. Cubbage; and a brother, Arthur . . 9:21 a.m ., Racme, 1sa eaver, Units of the Mejgs County EmerG .de . . 1be Sa . E. Wolf Jr. · raves• serv1ces wll 1 p.m. turday in lhe Graham Cemetery, with gency Medical gervice recorded treated at the scene; 9:18 p.m., VFD and squad to the Rev. Damon Rhodes officiating. Friends may call at the Foglesong eight calls for assistance Wednesday. ·slate Route 124 and Bashan Road, Funeral Home, Mason, from 7-9 p.m. Friday. . Units.responding included: CENTRAL DISPATCH motor-vehicle accident, Steve Boso· ' 9:19 a.m., White Oak Road, and Art Hill, VMH, James Holter, Pomeroy, Clarence Hook, Veterans treated at the scene. · By MARTlN CRUTSINGER The Commerce Department reportMemorial Hospital; SYRACUSE . AP Econoinlca Writ• ed today that tbe decrease in factory . 3:05p.m., Pickens Street, Racine, 1:36 p.m., C!Jurch Street, Evelyn WASHJNGTON(AP):-Ordersto orders in April followed a 1.9 percent Nettie Cross, Holzer Medical Cen- Stowe, treated at the scene. American factories for manufactured advance in March and wa only tbe ter; TUPPERS PLAINS "" goods felll2 percent in April, reflect- second decline in the past six Jrionlhs. . 7:51 p.m., Mill Street, Middle10:34 p.m., state Route 248, Mil- · ing a big drop in demand for Sin:raft The WcaknCII'wu bonfined to the port, Darlene Johnson, VMH. dred Ridenour, VMH. and other transportation products. volatile transportation sector. Exclud· POMEROY ing transportation, factory orders 10:24 p.m., volunteer fire departwould have risen by 0~ percent, poslment and · squad to Second Street, itig the. fifth increase in the past six . months. motor-vehicle accident, William Manufacturing has been tbe hardLehew, VMH, Central Dispatch est-hit sector fti:>m the global currency squad assisted. crisis, suffering from a big drop in RACINE export sales and competition fti:>m a Hood of cheaper imports coming into the country. Over the past year, more . Veterans Memorial 520 W. Malri St. • than 400,000 U.S. factory jobs have . Wednesday admissions - none. . beenlost. Pomeroy, OH . Wednesday discharges- Maude Many economists believe they are . Phone 992-2588 Clarkson. seeing signs of a turnaround, with VInton • 388-8603 Holzer Medical Center orders starting to gain in recent . Discharges June 2 - Ernest Gallipolis • 446-0852 months. A SCparl!le survey done earlier Casey, Hazel Norton, George Mur· !his week by the National Association doch, Mrs. Thomas Denbow and · of Purchasing Managers also rejl\lrted son, Preston Jordan, Opal Scwar. strength. . (Published wllh permission) ·Job . leSS Claim.s . edge Up Slightly Hospital news · .i The George Holler, Jr. family reunion will be 'held at the Courr Street Rd., Racine (Morning Star area) home of Jim and Karen Holte; Werry Sunday, 1 p.m. Ham and chicken along with table service witl be provided. All family and friends are invited to attend. Take cov:' ered dish and memorabilia. . · · '.' 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Other Service• · AIMrti........... .........................ElL 1104 CJml•tloii ................."''' ''''''"''''.Ext. 1103 ctuollletllui• ......... :....................E•L 1100 ,. �.S ports The Daily Sentinel . Page4 Thuraday, June 3, 1999 We're Cooking Up Some Oreaf Deal This Weekend at Don Tate Motors Reds battle to beat New York Mets 8-7 By RONALD BLUM against Philadelphia (Aug. 14~15) NEW YORK (AP)- When com- and St. Louis (Aug. 19-20). New parisons to the 1962 Mets are being York lost a record· 120 games in made, you know things aren 't going 1962. well. And coming up is a three-game Sinking faster than home plate at series this weekend at the World Shea Stadium, which was mired in · Series champion New York Yankees. mud Wednesday night, the New Y\lrk Not exactly the best time for Mets lost the kind of heartbreaker Franco (0-1) to falter. that slick.• in the mind for an entire "Sooner. or later it was going to season. happen, " said Franco, who has lost Needing just one more stri ke to nine conseculive decisions since remain perfect in iS save chances, Sept. 13 , 1997. "The timing ofil was John Franco couldn 't get it. Mike bad." Cameron, who earlier stopped an 0Cincinnati, which wastCd a 6-3 for-24 skid with a two-run triple, hit lead, heads to Kansas City for three a two-run si ngle wilh two outs in the games with a chance to make a move ninth inning, giving the Cincinnati on Houston in the NL Central. Reds an 8-7 win. · " We jusl can'tlet up now," ·Reds " I 'll! sure we 're going to win a manager Jack McKeon said. "We game," Robin Ventura said . got to keep grinding." But when ? New York went ahead with a fourWhile the Reds matched a season run seventh oil pinch-hitter Brian high wi lh their fift h consecuti ve win, McRae's RBI double off Danny the Mets have lost six straight for the Graves, pinch-hiner Man Franco's first time since April 25-May 2, two-fun single and John Olerud's 1998, dropping. three games behind fielder 's-choice grounder .off Dennis Chicago in the NL wild -card race. Reyes , with pinch-runQ er Melvin And th at's not all , folks . Mora just beating the throw home by New York was swept by Arizona second baseman Pokey Reese. and Cincinnati in consecutive threeGreg Vaughn, who hit a 1wo-run game series and has losl six straighl homer in the severito. started the at Shea Stadiu m for the first time winning rally with a two-out walk . since May 30-June II , 1994. The Barry Larkin si ngled to left as Mcts .said the only olhcr time they Ventura guarded the line( the pair' were swept in ba~ k - to- back three- pulled off a double steal and ·Franco gan_le series at home was the ir first loaded with bases with a walk to season - at ' the Polo Grounds pinch-hiller Dmilri Young. ·FIRES TO FIRST -Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin fires to first base after tagging o'ut th.e New York Mets' Mike PiazZa In the sixth inning of Wednesday night's National League game in New York's Shea Stadium, where the.Reds. won 8-7. (AP) Scoreboard Today'.!l games Ea5tfrn Division n N ~:w York .. .. • C~i eaga . .. 14 " ]) i\·isiun .. Seanle ... ... 146 .n 20 l< l\ h i~ ! .~ 5 1lJ .Jill " ~ (, An~ i m II I) Eastern Conference ."!~ 27 ThMn DC 4 ,,' Tampa Ba y 7. O:t ~ l :md (I Detroit .J. Boston 2 To1~u nt u 9, Chi..:ago 7 GLEVELAND 10. Ne w York 7 Anaheim 2, Minnesot il I . Sri:aule 4. Balli more 2 111 Bns1on (I' fl-bHm~ z Co lorado a1 San Jose, 10- 1), 7:05p.m. · Florida (D. Sprintt:r l-61lll Ta m p<~ R<•y 1Rupc I · 2). 7:05 p.m. 7), 7:JS pm. Pittsburgh {Cordova 1·2 ) at Chicago White So• (8al4win 3-4), 8:0.5 p.m. · ;HO,uslon (Hampton .5 -2) at Minnesota (Milton 2- . CINCINNATI (Parri s J-OJ ~ ~ Kansas Cit y (Rai}lo J-4), 8:05p.m. · 'li'laS (Clark J-3 ) at Arizonu (John5on 6-2 ), I0:05 p.m.... Seattle (Fauero 3·6) at San Diego (Hitchcoc k ] . 1).,\0:0S p.m. A'bahe1m (Oii.vares 6·.1) at Los Ange l~ (Brown .1· }),'10:10 p.m. . · . o'.akland (0 Here dia .3-4) at San Francisco (B~k 5-4), 10:35 p.m. Nl;. 'standings Easte.-n 'Divislon .!!: L 1'<1. 21 .604 25 .5 10 .509 .l6 Central Dholsiun ... 3 1 20 Chtcpgo .............. ............... 28 21 Hou~on ................. C I~"INNATI ...... ,............ 27 22 • .11 5 J21 IS .608 .571 .551 .5.\8 .5 10 ..192 Wednesday's scores Chi ~ agu 9. San Diego 8 . Ari zonu lj . Momrenl 2 Floridn I 0. St. Louis 2 . Piusburgh 8. Lot: Angeles 4 · fShi1<1dtlphln 7, Snn Francisco 6 5 11'·, Wnlern Ill vision 1\rir.Qn!l ....................... .... :..... ~l 22 .593 Sari lirand icO ........... . 28 15 ·.528 l..os Anaeles ......•...... :........... .2o 26 .500 Coloroado .................. :............ ll 1!1 .440 San ~iego ........................ 20 !ill ]80 Pi nsburgh ......... . .........28 24 Sl. Louis ............................... 26 25 Milwaukee ............................ H 29 ' .442 . HEADING TO lHIRD - The Cleveland .I ndians' Manny Ramirez (24) heads to third base aa New· York Yankees ahortstop Derek· Jetar preperea to field Travis Fryman's grounder In the ninth Inning· ' 1 41,0IO"·nuu .LEATHE!I, MOOIIROOF, CD MSRP TOTAL IEFORE DISC~UIITS, $25,JSS . NOW ONLY $,9 f 950 NEV 1999 RAMOER SUPERCAB V6, XLT, AUTO, AIR, CRUISE . ISIP TOfll IUIIRE tiiCOUifl 2 J ..l.'·, 5 8'1 J', S ll 10', "ioo~ $19,250 o"io" $14.,950 I-I 14 1.' 18 19 10 5 ·' 9 8 M 8 .. 6 2 ' 4 6 2 "' 8 2 18 16 7 Jl 8 9 7 7 19 19 poi n! for Shnuluut 10:~ 1998 TAURUS er SA8U PROORAM CARS AUTO, AIR, POWER EIIUIP CRUISE, TILT, WAIIAIRY ·--- ' - 1\ ........ r4"--- ~~(\~10 s ... .. IN STOCK $1s, tao•• ~~~999 WINDSTAR LJf o"io" 1999 ALII WNEEU, AIR, Cl CIIAIIIIR IISRP TOTAL BEFORE tiSCOIMTI $11,680 o~" $10 ·950 ALL POWER, LOAIU MIRP TOTAL IEfORI tiSCOUIITI ~ ~~ "ioo~ *25,240" NL gameS ... (Continued from Page 4) $20 1950 00 p.m. ninth off Trevor Hoffman (0-3) to for 'the l'adres. win·for the 131h lime in 18 games. Elsewhere in 1he NL, it was It marked the lOth time the Cubs Arizona 15, Montreal 2; Houston 9 have won in their last at-bat and their Milwaukee I; Florida 10, Sl. Loui; 14th come-from -behind win this sea- 2; Pittsburgh 8, Los Angeles 4: son. . Philadelphia 7, San Francisco 6; and " I don' t kn ow why we alway s Colorado 3, Atlanta 2. wait so long, but there's always a lot Dlamoodbacks 15, Expos 2 of dramatic e<citement," Cubs firs! Matt Williams hil his 16th homer baseman Mark Grace said. and Steve Finley had four extra-base Wiih one out in the ninth, Jeff hits ~nd four RBis, including a three.Blauser singled, Henry Rodriguez run triple, fot Arizona at·Montreal. walked and Grace hit an RBI single. · Arizona tied a team record for Sosa then hit his 18th homer to left- runs in a game and set a new record center on a 1-1 pitch to win the for hits with 20. The Diamondbacks game. had 12 ·extra base hiis, including "That 's Sammy's thing right team-record eight doubles. there," teammate Lance Johnson . Omar Daal (6-4) held the Expos said. "He's 1he best I've ever seen at · lo three hits in six innings. winning games like that. Sammy Javier Vazquez (2-4) took the 1 · · lives for that. " loss. Sosa, who hit a game-winning Astros !1, Brewers 1 ' two-run homer in the ninth one week At Milwaukee, Jose Lima pilched ago against Florida, is picking up ·a four-hitter to become the NL's firsl where he left off last June when he nine-game winner and Jeff Bagwell set a maj or league record with the 20 and Richard Hidalgo each homered nomers. off Cal Eldred (1-4). . "I' don't press myself, " Sosa said. .. Lima (9-2) allowed a solo home "I say, I've got to go out there and be run to David Nilsson in the fifth. He relaxed and look for one pitch. He struck out eight and walked none for just made one mtstake and it was that his second complete game. changeup nght there ." . Marlins 10, CardlnaiJI2 Preston Wilson tripled and hit a , At Chicago, Hoffman blew. hts third save of the season, all on mnth - three-run homer lo support fellow liming homers. He blew only one of rookie Ryan Dempster (3-1 ), who 54 chances m 1998. struck out nine in seven innings. · " It was ·pretty much a debacle of · 1be Marlins 1\ad 14 hits to snap a job from the start," Hoffman sa1d . four-game losmg slreak. They "I had a three-run lead and it's some- improved to 8-24 at home and 2-7 ·thing I've got to take care of." . un~er interim manager Ffedi ' Scon Sanders (1-3) picked up the Gonzalez v_ictory, setting two ou&s in the: ninth. Lance Painter (0-4) took the: loss. • George Arias homere_d tw1ce · f?r . Plratet 8, Dodaers 4 . San Diego. Ruben Rtvera, Enc TUrner Ward, who had only. five Owens and Phil Nevin also homered RBis all season , drove in three. runs ~"~fttt CROWII VIC L11 tROUP New York -New Jerse y. 7 p m Miami at Tampa Bmy, 7 p.m Chicmgo at Nev.· England. 7:JO Jl.m COLU MBUS at D.C. Uni ted. DO p.m. :11 CLIMATE COIITROL, FUll POWER ISRP TOTAL llFORE DISCOUIITI 'flD'tl Sunday's game Cit'\.~ Knruns City ot Los Angeles . .U O p.m: $2S,Si0 . $22,950 · Transactions Baseball 1\merlc:ari Ltague TEXAS RANGER ~ : Placed RHP Mike Morgan on the IS-day diSablt:d 1is't, retroaclive 10 Mn y 24. Recalled RHP Dnn Kolb trom Ok lahoma 6f the PCL. TORON"IU BLUE JAYS: Signed RHP Ryan Houston, RHP Cameron. Rei mers. RHP Aaron Dean 1 and JB Alex Rios. . Nation11IIAaaue . ATLANTA BRAVES: Signed RHP Derek Clifton, RHP Jason Mikels. RHP Tim Spooneybarger, 28 Nicholas Green, CF Marcua Hnmbfick and SS Jason King, FLORIDA MARLINS: P l ac~d RHP Archie . Corbin oil the IS day di sabled li st. Recalled RHP Rafnel Medina from Ca lgal)' of the Pacifk Coast . League. Football N•don•l Football League CHICAG O BEARS : Released OT Andy Heck. , DETRO IT LIONS: Signed K Eddie Mu rray. MINNESOTA VIKINGS: Released LB Dixon Edward!! . OAKLAND RAIDER S: Signed RB Rasl\aan Salaam to 11 one-ye11r comr:.c:t SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: Signed DT Marc Matlock and WR Mike Bastianelli . . WAS HINGTON REDSK INS : Signed LS-C Dan Turk. to a t.m e~year COillract. Hockey National Hockey IAague CHICAGO DLACKHAWKS: Signed I> O•ris Fdl and C Kyle! Calder to multi year conlrncls. DALLAS STARS: Signed J_W Bre nden Morrow , and D Jel"f McKercher lo three-ye:r coniram . LOS ANGE LES KIN GS · Signed D R1chru-d Seeley to a three· year cont r11cl. NEW YOR K RANGERS: Agreed tn terms witll D Ourkt' Hc: nry and D W~s Jan·is. PHOENI X COYOTES : Sl1!!1~d D Alt'1111r1der An,Jrcycv 10 a multiyem· c:ontmci. · SAN JOSE SHARKS : Signed 1-(W Adnm Colagia(omo . Jaret, but there were some things you Justin Thompspn ended a person can build on,'' manager Mike al four-game losing streak as Boston Am erican League Hargrove said. " He didn 't lose his salvaged the finale of the three-game roundup focus . His last stan, he didn 't have series at Fen way Park. any." · Thompson (5-6), who improved · ,By The Associated Prell Wright, who has triggered two his career record against Boston to 4, · In . a slugfest between two bench-clearing brawls this year by I, lost his shutout in the ninth when ,Amencan Lea~ue heavyweights, the hitting batters in the helmet with he gave up a tw o-run homer to Mike Clev~land lndtans earned the knock- . fastballs, hit Chuck Knoblauch with Stanley with no outs. Todd Jones out VICtory. . . . a fastball in lhe fourth inning. came in and got the final three outs , Mann.v Ramtre~ dro':e 10 three Knoblauch left the game the follow- for his ninth save . runs. to mcrease hts ma~or league- ing inning with bruised ribs. Blue Jays 9; .White Sox 7 lead mg total to .67, ~nd Omar "I was struggling a bit," said At Toronto, Darrin Fletcher hit Vlzquel had four hus and two RBis Wright, who met withAL president two hbmers in his first game back ~ tdhe ldndtan_s hbeat !'}ewk Yosrkdl 0-7 Gene Budig on TUesday to discus s from an eye injury. . Fletcher, hit in the right eye by a e.. nes ay mg I at oan ee ta IUm . . his inside pitchmg. "I'm still learnTh1s IS the wrong team to get ing: It's a lot of stuff I've never gone ricocheting baseball while he was in i~to a slugfest with," Yankees out- through. The mental side is the a battin_g cage in Seattle on May 1, fielder Paul O'Neill said. toughest part of the game." · hit the first pitch he saw in the sec" Sometimes when they get going, · In other AL games, it was Texas 7, ond inning for a home run. Fletcher, you can't stop them." Kansas City 4; Tampa Bay 7, who went 3-for-5, gave Toro.nto a 7. The Indian~, who have baseball's Oakland 6; Detroit 4, Boston 2; 4 lead in the seventh with a two-run ~51 rti'Onf at 34-17. tOQk two of Toronto 9, Chicago 7; Anaheim 2, homer. t!tree games · from the defending Minnesota 1; and Seattle 4, Angels 2, Twins I World Series champions. Baitl ' more 2. M v · 1cd m · the go• f o aug hn smg • The int three innings of the Devil Rays 7, Athletl.,. 6 ahead run through a drawn-in infield ~ries finale were long and sloppy. Jose Canseco hit his 20th homer, i'n the eighth inning in Anaheim. By the time the Indians took a 9-7 and Paul Sorrento's RBI single broke Darin Erstad led off against Brad lead in the third, there already had an eighth-inning tie in Oakland. Radke (4-~) with his third hit, which ~een 15 ~its, seven walks and three · Canseco, tied with Seattle's Ken was ruled a ground ,rule double when errors·, . · Griffey Jr. for the major league lead a fan reached over the right-field ·· "Things were getting a bit hectic in homers, hit a three-run shot in the ., fence to catch hi s fly ball. Randy <!"I there on both sides,'' winning third inn~ng and an RBI triple in the . Velarde sac rifi ced. Entad to third h · h 6 c pitcher Steve Kanay said . se~ent to tte t e game at . anseco before Vaughn hit a groun!fer just out : Derek Jeter, who has reached base fimshed 3-for-5 With four RB!s as of the reach of diving second basein all 51 New York games this sea- the Devil Rays won for just the sec- man Brent Gates. so n, singled, walked and scored · ond lime in II games despi.te blowMariners 4, Orioles 2 twice. O'Neill made up for two early mg a 5-1 lead. . , Ken Griffey Jr. hit a two-out, lw omisplays in right field with a two-run Rangen 7, Royals 4 run double off nemesis Mike homer and an RBI double for the Rafae 1 pa1meuo · 's two-run double •-Mussina in the eighth inning to give Yankees. highlighted a six-run fifth inning as the Mariners the win in Seattle. The Indians won despite another host Texas won its ninth straight. David Bell opened the eighth with poor outing by starter Jaret Wri ght , The Rangers' streak is lhe longest a single and Dan Wilson sacrificed who lasted only 3 113 innings . in the' majors· thi s season and their him to second . David Segui walked Wrighl , rocked for eight run s for 3 longest since winning 14 in a row in and Alex Rodriguez grounded into a 213 innings in hjs previous start 1991. Palmeiro, who hit his 15th fielder's choice to set the stage for against Boston, g~vc up seven runs h~mer tn the seventh, went 2-for-2 Griffey, who had been 0-for-3 in the to the Yanke~s on six hits and four wnh three RB!s lo break out of a 2- game and 5-for-39 (.128) in his walks: . ' 3 slump. .or,2 career against Mussi na (7-3). " It was not a positive outing for : Tigen 4, Red Sox 2 . · ' of Wednesday night's American League game in Yankee Stadium, wl,lere the Indians won 10-7. The 11rounder resulted In an Inning-ending double play. (AP) . . a ~&EW .. 1,;, ~ . . 'l1ii,IIJJ1t NIO ~ IIIPTOfAl IIFOJI tiiCIUIIfl 110,21010 MONDAY-FRIDAY' goo AJA400 PM SATURDAY goo AJA·5oo PM CLOSED SUNDAY! "io~10011 ' '·" ISCORT ZJf2 ltlf, All, Cl CIAIIIII, 1999 F2SO IUPE XLT, IIIIEL, LOADEI ISRP TOTAL IEFORE DltCOUNTI ...~ "io"' -t $JJ,210 ()\''- $28,950 - AltO, ALL POWER IIIP fiTAL IIFOII ti~OUMTI '-' ' $16,761 . . 00 '· ~..._-t •ti,750 - f}) C1l b{!Jlz- ~~a lTC ll FORD MERCURY "io~~ : 1999 CONTOUR SPORT A•t IOH MSRP TOTAL IEFORE tiSIIOUIITSI ~~ · •ts,s40" All, ITIIED, o"io'- 1/2'ton, auto, air, cass, gray WAS $18,995 Convertible, summer fun a1 a low, low price WAS $1!1,155 · .I ndians down Yankees 10-7; :Rangers win; Red Sox lose ~~~1999 TAURUS SE Saturday's gUmes Dallas Montreal (Thurman J .]) :11 Toronto !\\'ells ~ - 5). 7:05p.m. . Chicago Cubs (Mu lholhmi.l ]- I J <ll CLEVELAND (Colon 6-2), 7:05p.m. St. Loui s (Jimenez 1-61 at Det ro it (Moehler 4-5). 7:0.5 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Ret.d ]-2) at N 'I Yankcc 5 (Cone 5·2), · 7:Jj p.m. Philadelphia (Ogen 2· 3) at Baltimore (Erickson I· 26 .11 II I~ Tonight's game (AL vs. NL) Atlaqta ............... ..32 Philadelphia .............. .......... 26 New York. ........ · ..'27 Monueal ,, ............... ,.. : ..... , ... 19 ·· Flotidn .............. .............. , .... l7 15 1.1 s :i .. 7 2 2 .J.7 ............ .6 5 I 16 ........ 5 6 ·' <J .. ... 6 5 6 (, Kans;t~<..: uy .... ..... .... .......... ! 9 0 .l NOTE: Tbi-oc point5 for victory. one shoomut wiu and nro poims for lo~s I SO W \ is a su bset of wins. Friday's games Iw1 11 11 7 .l · ( oll,md,, IJ;1JI.ts l..o• 1\ ngl'b Snn I•Hl' '"thica&o (Nrw:m o ~- 4 ) m Tnromo f Hem gcn " · ~ ). • • 10 11 8 Western Conference l : ()_,.~ p . m 4),J:OS p.m. !LA 17 2-1 Chl l" OIJ!tl ........ ~ •.. ..... .... 6 4 0 . ~ - 6) _\Y I.SOWfts G[ . ........ 7 ·' 2 COI.UMIIUS T:11npa Bn\ . Ni!w En glimd . ... NY-NI ... ...... . Today's game Atlanta (Girwinc 993 ::: 526,430 Nows11 . Stephanie While-McCarty, captain of Purdue's 1999 NCAA women's basketball champs, W<\S a n Academic AllAmerican for three consecutive years. ~~~ M LS .standings 16 ' ~ 1\-!111.~ 7. K i111S11S Cit)' .J ' Prix, def. Kevin Loudner, Nelsonville. car un reported , 53 mph. Junior Dragster Division: Tyler l 19" EXPEtiTIOM EttiE IAUEIII . .....Of , UATIEI, LOAtEt IIIP fOfAL IENII tJICOIIft 10 \\'edncsday's scores . Roush, Rav.cnswood, W.Va., Grand SLE, 4x4, auto, air, 4 Dr, 4 DR, V6, leather, 7 pass wh~e . Ail power WAS $29,470 WAS $29,935 French, Middleport, Spitzer, 72.83 mph; Patrick Riley, Danville, Cass, 67 .27 mph . Quick 8 Street Division: Teddy Martin , Charleston, ·W.Va., 1993 Mustang,l29 mph, de f. Wilt Brogan, Charleston, W.Va., 1969. Camara, I 1'9 mph. "io~~ Soccer 667 ,.9 21 26 .. D 28 451 .22 .1 1 41 5 f"c!liiS .· , ... • " 8'·, t2 . Ct•ntral Division ..... 34 17 Wt· ~ ll· rn Ou~iand I ~~ " CL.iVELANIJ San Fmnci sco [E5tes 2-4) m l>hiladtlphill (Schi\ling 8-2), I :05 p.m Houston .( Rnnolds 7-4) at Milwaukte (Wooditrd 4-5), I :05 p.m San D1<.~ o !Cleme nt 1-5) at ~ hicago (Tapani 41 ). "Z:20 p.m. ' . St. Louis (Oliver 4-2J at Florida (ferntlndcz 1-J 1. 7:05 p Ill l:il! 21 .588 29 46.\ .2' 29 .45 .~ )0 .12 .J85 Ta&a Bay . BaiiJmore .. Mi~t~ l{:-i 20· .6 15 ... -. 30 TorOnlo c.... KatBas City Oetfoit ·.. ... , ea. I. ' ...... 32 · : · · Colorado 3. Atlantu 2 ( I I) Hous10n 9. Mil waukee 1 A~ standings BostOn .. . · : : FrenCh claims victory in Juni()r Dragster Division race at KVD Here are the results from Sunday's Kanawha Valley Dragway races, held in Southside, W.Va. Pro Division: J.C. Motes, Logan , W.Va. , 1973 Duster, 94 mph, def. Jane Colley, Gall ipolis, Dragster, 126 mph. Modified Division: Gteg Fulk; Jackson , Mustang, 73 mph; def. Joe Cullen, Leotr, W.Va., 1967 Cmaro, 9 1 mph. .Pure Street [)ivision: Ron • Top DoUar Trade-In Vplues • On the site financing Courteous Sales .People CINC&W'IATI 8, New York 7 Baseball Rim ty to go OUI,_ and play. I've battled through some tough times." McKeon said he never thought of hilling for Cameron, who had just 15 RBis coming in . "Time to stick with the guy. Show you believe in him," McKeon said. " You 're kind of praying for him to gel a hit so it would trigger him on to something better ne~t week." As for the plate, some in the Reds' clubhouse thought Valentine ordered the mudbath. · "It was like a beach out there," ins1de. McKeon said. "A beach and a swim"For me. it's big," Cameron said. ming pool." "I never lost confidence in my abili- Great Selection on New & l:J~ed Cars~ · to ·choose from Sosa's clutch HR pushes Cubs to 9-8 Win over San .o·iego Chicago Cubs rallied twice · to beat National League the San Diego Padres 9-8 on Wednesday. roundup " It 's only one or two days of this month," Sosa said. " I don't know By JOSH DUBOW how this month is goi ng to be. I will AP. Sports Wrller let you know when this month is :Jun e looks like it might become over." Sammy Sosa's mont h once again . The Cubs scored four runs in the Sosa, who hit a record 20 homers eighth to tic the gam'\ at 5 and then last June, hit a three'run homer with rallied from three runs down in the one out in lhc ninth inning . as the (See NL on Page S) · Mets manager Bobby Valentine thought Larkin's hit was the key. If Ventura had been in his normal position instead of guarding agafnst an e~lra-base hit, Larkin would have been thrown out. '"We just go1 the third out on the groundball . We just didn't get the fourth out," Valentine said. · After going ahead 0-2 to Cameron, Franco allowed him to even the coun~ then gave up a single up the middle on a fastball that stayed over the plate instead of going $12,9$0°0 177 EXIT 132 RIPLEY, WV (304)372-3673 (800) 964-3673 a and Todd Ritchie (5-3) lasted .eight innings as Pittsburgh swept its sec-. ond straight series. The visitin}! bodgers had won 16 of lheir previous 24 games in Pittsburgh entering the series and hadn 't lost a three-game series in Three.Rivers Stadium ·since May 2830, 1990. • Darren Dreifort (5-4) took the loss. Phil lies 7, Giants 6 At Philadelphia, Ron· Gant sparked a two-out rally with a tworun triple in the fifth inning off Russ Ortiz (6-4). · The Giants, who lost for the si<th time in· seven games, scored two in the sev.llnth and three in the eighth, but fell short when J.T. Snow's searing liner with two on was caught by Bobby '1\breu in right to end the eighth. Wayne Gomes. whose saved Monday night's game and walked in the winning run in the 12th inning 1'\lesday night, pitched the ninth for his fifth save. Paul Byrd (7-3) earned the win. Rockies 3, Braves 2 At Atlanta, Todd Helton.hit a solo homer in the I lth inning off Russ Springer (0-1) to give Colorodo the wln. . · Jerry l)ipoto (2-2) got the vic tory with two scoreless innin gs of relief for the .Roc~ i es, who were no-hit for si~ innings by Atlanta rookie Odaiis Perez. ·Basion ~ed So.x closer To m Go r\ion set a major-league record in 1998 by converting 43 ,, consecutive save chances . , WAS 5 sp, air, Biack , cass $13,521 5 sp, pewter, 3rd Dr, More Ail power, sunroof, V6, Black Dr, V6, Black, leather WAS $16,949 WAS _$20,355 WAS$23,755 :.r: 5 l4 115 !:; 517 507=: 52 VB , leather, Sable, Black V6, loaded, Midnight WAS$24,605 Save Thousands CADILlAC SEDAN DMW Loaded, White, leather inl, only 15,000 mi, Was $32,900 _NOW _..&Jr,OJIV CHEVY MONTE CARLO V~. auto , air, tiH, cruise, AM/FM cass, Was $14,995 .. ..... ............. ...... .. (2 to d!oost from I Mar_. 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V6, loaded, Was $8999 .......·....... ..... ........... ..... ..... ................... $7,450 GMC SONOMA 4 WD, EXT CM, V6, auto, ah, tih, cruise, Alum wheels, AM/FM cass Was $16,925 ..... $18,900 S·IO WEI 4 WD, 4 DR, . AUTO, AIR, TILT, CliiUISE, WAS $23,999 .............................$18,900 Mon.•Frl~ 9 ••·I Sat. 9 a..-·4 ~ '9 " [ fiiil -~ . BUICK• WhR " ·' ' •" .' - ~,... ·-. - ,. 992·6614. (100) 137·1094 pm; Sun. 1 pm·~ .pm <!!) ' ~ GEMi All( VI ADout Our Wide Range ol �I Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Thursday, June 3, 19SKI Oddsmakers make Charismatic: 2-1 favorite to win Belmont Veteran suffers torn Achilles tendon Knicks lose Ewing for re!$t of ·playoffs Thursday, June 3, 1999 NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE" •• • losing him by sending him out in By RICHARD ROSENBLATT NEW YORK (,O.P) - In his Hall claiming races. In the middle of February, Lukas of Fame career, D. Wayne Lukas has By CHRIS SHERIDAN the Pacers resumes Saturday at trained 18 Eclipse Award winners , changed tactics with the big colt and NEW YORK (AP) - Patrick Madison Square Ganden tied at one won 13 Breeders' Cup nice~ and sad- began working him hard and shortEwing has a partially torn Ach1lles' game apiece. · dled the winners of four Kentucky ening up the time between his races. tendon and will miss t~e rest of the The 36-year-old center, who Derbies and live Preakness Stakes . · He finished second in an allowance NBA playoffs . played through injuries all year, He also won three Belmont Stakes on Feb. 19, second in the El Camino In a shocking development on the limped to I0 points and three in a row, from 1994-96, and that Real Derby two wee_ks later and then day after Game 2 of the Eastern rebounds in 25 minutes in the experience could work to his advan- a respectable fourth in the Santa Conference finals. the New York Pacers' 88-86 Game 2 victory that tage on Saturday, when he sends out Anita Derby on April 3. Knicks learned Wednesday that .thi:ir evened the series. He had a chance to "The Santa Anita race was not Charismatic in his bid to become franchise play~r is 11nished for the tic the game "at the bu.zzer with a ISconducive to Charismatic 's · suconly the 12th horse in · history to seasun. foot jumper that missed. cess," said Lukas, who has saddled sweep the Triple Crown. '" You ' re kidding.': Ewing told Dr. Ewing, criticized throughout his PATRICK EWING " The first couple of times I tried Norman Scott, the Knicks team career for not bringing a title to New physic ian who ordered an MRI per- York; has . been to the NBA Finals through a lot of pain to try and help." it, I came away very, very humbled Even the Pacers sounded as if and very. very distressed over the formed after Ewing felt a "ripping just once, when the Knicks lost to sensation" in the tendon in his left Houston in 1994. If his team returns they would miss him . Belmont Stakes," said Lukas, whose "I could see he was hurting," said first Belmont starter. Preakness winleg hcfore dame 2 on Tuesday night . this season, he'll have to watch from ·· He didn't believe me," the doc- the sidelines in a suit. Mark Jackson, once Ewing's team- ner Codex, finished seventh in the I tor said. "He was really depressed." " It 's frus trating to. work so hard male. "l'm .proudofhim. He 's a war- 1/2-mile race in 1980. "And then we It is not yet known exactly how and be so close to something I've rior. A lot of guys wouldn't have had a little bit of success with it, but irQnically, the three times we won it, the Knicks will compensa te fur the dreamed about for so many years," even suited up." . Added Regg ie Miller: " It 's a we won it with three different hurses loss of their leading rebounder. Ewi ng said. "To not be able to be on C"ach Jeff Van Gundy could choose the fl oor to help my teammates is sham.e because Patrick is such a great with three different characteristics. to move Chris Dud ley into the start- very fru strating and disappointing . competitor and has been a huge part There's no how-to manual - it's a In g lineup. ur he Could move Kurt But if my Achilles' ruptures com- of this great rivalry and the great constant learning process.'' games the two teams have played." The same might be said of Lukas' Thomas to center and Larry John son pletely. it would end my career." Ew in g, in the second year of a handling of Charismatic , who along to powe r forward while adding Ewing, who will be in a cast for l. atrcl l· Sprcwell to the starting five . six Weeks. does nol need surgery, and four-year, $68 million contract, aver- with the trainer arrived at Belmont Van Gundy refused to discuss hi s a fu ll recovery is expected. Scott aged 17.3 points and 9.9 rebounds in Park on Wedne sday from Louisvi lle. the regular season. During the play- Charismatic, who won the Derby at p l •tn~ dunng a co nfercm:c call. said. offs he averaged 13.1 points and 8.7 odds of 3 1- 1 and the Preakness at 8chllosing in slcad to praise Ewing for Scott . sa id it was ra re that rebounds. I, was made the 2-1 morning- line lu :-. j1crformancc in a diJfil:ult sc~son At:hillcs ' tendini tis, whi~h caused Moments after Ewing walked off favorite and drew post No. 4 under . th at has las ted longer ·than anyone Ew in g to miss 12 games during the the noor after his miss in Game 2, Chri s Antley for the $1 milli on wouiU ha\'C im ag:mc d si.x. weeks agO regular season. would devc!op in to ·a Miller teased him in the news. con·Belmont. _ when the team .was in danger of tear. Miller. who hit two foul A winner of only one race in hi s ferencc. m1ss ing the postseason . .. The 11 -urnc All -Star also has . win the gatne, was asked . first nine starts, the well-bred, highshots to ··Today. ~o me, i_t's not abo ut whnt struggled with sore knees that need about hi s shooting just as Ewin g pri ced Charismatic· so befuddled we do in the futurer" he said. " I just to be packed in ice after eve ry game. Lukas that the trainer twice risked wish there was a way to honor a guy He was out for most of last season entered the interview room. "As long as you make the last \vho did .so much for us thi s year, with a broken wrist but ~.:ame back in \\ ho rea lly was the consummate the second round of the pl ayoffs , one , that's all that matters," Miller said." "Right , Pat?" team guy in doing what he could to when New York lo s~ lo the Pacers. Neither of them reali zed at the "Patrick has been on this jourheir us wi n." · ·· Hcs been cheated out of anoth - ney," Van Gundy sa id. "The re ason time tha~ Ewing would not take he plays today is to win a champi- another shot for the rest of the seaer opport umty. The best-of-se ven series against onship. It is the reason he· fought son. Athletic physicals for athletes in· the Southern Local School District wiII be held at the office of Dr. Douglas Hunter in. Racine on June II th and June 18th. . On Friday, June II, physicals will Dianna Lawson of Syracuse and 67= 135 ft>r .the two days of play. · seventh . place, · Jeff Slone of be given to girls entering grades 7- 12 Fos ter Grinstead of New Have n. Bruce Jenks of Bidwell took third Gallipolis, eighth place, Dave · this fall from Ito 5 p.m. W.Va .. have won their divisions of place with a total 136 for the tourna- McLaughlin of Albany, ninth place, On Frid~y. June 18 the physicals Terry ,George of Rutland. lOth place, will be given to all boys entering the 1999 G. O. Roush Memorial Golf ment. The players were treated to a John Blankenship of Point Pleasant, grades 7-!2 this fall from I to 5 p.m. Tournament. The tournament is played each steak barbecue after play. With all Illh place, Andy Anderson of Sports physical cards are available year in memory of Grant 0 . Roush. · the trimmings which was catered by Pomeroy, 12th place, Jeff Goebel of through Hunter's office or Southern · the father of Riverside's owner, Gary the Riverside clubhouse staff. The Gallipolis, and 13th place, Mitch High School and must be completed Rous h. The tournament is a 36-holc follow ing pl ayerS were winners in Roush of Mason. and signed by a parent or legal net play format and is open to all thi s year's event with a total of guardian prior to the physical. rivers ide members and associate $1 ,()00 in prizes given away. wi th a 1999 WVGA-GHIN Ladies Division: first place, SHS athletic physical dates announced 14 starters in the ·Belmont since 1980. "But the three he just won (the April 18 Coolmore Lexington, the Derby and the Preakness) and this" one, the Belmont, are a much better fit. He's a hors~ that has responded at every tum ." . With a break of 21 days si nce the ' Pl"eakness, it will be the 11rst time .since the Santa Anita Derby that Chari smatic has not raced bac)c. in two weeks, but Lukas remained con-. fident in the colt's ability to handle the final leg of the Triple Crown. ....GitGI Ill ?I,Wti'WGII:'J ~; Carmichael's Farm & Lawn ~ Pinecrest Drive Galllpolla Auoss from Golia Auto Sales on old Ill. 3S Wesl r (740) 446-2412 461 South Third Middleport, Ohio 992-2825 .. ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! Advlt'fise on this .page An Tlmft E•tem · '1 • c..Trueka, LolclhMdler 200 9:30p.m . 0 !iaturday • ESPN2 . . • ION, MINA Pllllnum 200 1 p.m. • Saturday • TNN .·• · THE WlN&TOII CUP IERtES Coml.. "" .MBNA Plattnum 400 Whete: • Wlnlton Cup, MINA Plltlnum 400 12:30 p.m. • Sunday • TNN -= Sunday, June 6 _,.......,...: Date ·Ridenour ,Supply St. Rt. 248 Chester · 985-3308 TOP lEN • Weekly raftklft&S ~ NASCAR This week writer Monte Dutton. 3, 1990 BUSCH GRAND HATtOIW. comtna up: MBNA Platinum 200 Whe19: Dover (Del.) Downs International Speedway, 1-mile Rusty wettoce, Ford , 155.898 -~-= mph. May 29, 1998 track, 200 laps/miles : Seturday, June 5 ., See us for Your Stihi- R.O. ......,..: Derrtke Cope, Chevrote~ 123.960 mph, June Jamrtt COftl Power Tools & Accessories Oowr (Del .) Downs lnternetlonal Speedway, l ·mile tr8c:k, 400 tlipo{mt.,s. liiiHI:. ......tJbi... __ Dolendlnc .......,..., Date Earnhardt Jr. Trook quolil)tnl.....,..: Mevln Grubb, Chevrole't, 153.498 mph, Sept. 18, 1998 Race record: Oa5e Earnnarctt Jr.. Chevrolet, 130.152 mph, May 30, 1998 3. C31 _ , LAbonte 4; C41 Mlfk Mertln 1. I. 7. 8. 9. 10. C2) C7) Cll Cll C9) i-1 Jell Gonion TCOIJ ltowort CRAFI"SMAH lRUCKI Comlnc up: L.oi.dhandter 200 Dale Elmhordl Word Burton Out-ftntsnea Juntor Feellnt puny, ftnlshed 8th cllernplan: Ron information Hornaday Trook quollfrlal_,.: Ch..,otet, 121.213 mph, June 19, 1998 I.e record: Rick Carelli, Chevrolet, 83.992 mph, June 23.1996 I Door NASCAR This Week, AI an avid NASCAR fan, I am very disappointed. For what is adveniaed to be a born·in·Amcrica, all· American sport, any collectible I purchase from NASCAR .or ~e of tn)' ~Thlll'<lloic favorite driven is made overnu (Japan, China, ett.), I do not understand why they cannot spend their . money where they make it, in the USA. Stne McMaster 1 Chlco.n, Pa. Tllanb for yo11r c.omme"ts. · Dear NASCAR Thl< w,.k, While watchina the April 18 race at Maninsville, I noticed that althou&h Jeff Gordon qualified ninth and . Rusty Wallace qualified fifth, Gordon's pit wu one spot ahead of Rusty. What aives? I thouaht the order in which you qualified alto detennined w-. )'OU -w ,;.·eaa ,_ expflfn what is ,olna on? Marti Tomlinson Punta Gonla1 Fla. Tift quolifyJng order determines the order In whiclt the pill~atlolts 20oz. ur gtl.r first cltoict. tlte stc- mtd-place qWJ.llflt r stcortd cllolct and 10 011. In tltt example cited, Wallace S team apJHArently dost a location tJrat was ~ltJt1d Gordon . /11 most insta/'ICtl. but nor all. nm and thtrd. LaOOnte and Stewart, tn Joe . were second end fourth. 49C are clto.ttfl. i or 11te order of tltose locations. /11 other worr/6, the pole win- ot Bobby Labonte In as well, but the 600 evemually caused Mlflln. Burton and Mortln, boU1 Cold Aquafina Water tltt polt winner stltcls the positiorr Dl lltt fronl of the pit slots becilust that location is 'rape• Proffitt leads Riverside Senior Men's ·Gplf League Claude Proffitt of Patriot has a 10. Charlev Georgi, Point narroW orle~fita lf po inl lead ove r , Plcasam -61 · <lefcndmg champion Keith Woods in II . Joe Bradley, New Haven-60.5 the Ri verside Sen ior Mens' Golf 12. Jaek Maloner, Gallipolis-58.5 League. Proffitt has. 82.5 points for 13. Jac k Fox, Chfton-58.5 the ca mpaign. with Woods cashing in 14. Jerry Arnold, New Haven-58 at 82 points 15. Jim Capehart , Poi nt Pleasant. The rainy weather Tuesday did 58 nuth ing to keep the boys at home 16. Dana Wrnebrenner, Syracusesuffering from aches and pains. A 56.5 total of 55 players we re on hand to 17. Bill Howard . New Haven-55 make up 13 foiu-man teams and one 18. Terry Hupp, Mason-53 three-man squad. It was another new 19. Gene Gray, New Haven -51.5 record for the "Geritol boys" th at had 20. Dale Harrison, Syracuse-51 53 pl ayers ·a few years back for the 21. George Burn,;, Clifton-51 final round of play in September. 22. Don Kay, New Haven-49.5 Wood s' team scored 14 poi nts 23. Dewey Smith, Middl eport-48 with a round of 10 under par, which 24. Bill Winebrenner, Syracusewas highli ghted with an eag le on the 47.5 lOth hole. Wo.ods \\(as joi ned by -25 . Ed Wilson, Point Pl easant -46 Harold Clark of Cottagevill e. Dick 26. Don Thomas, Leon-46 Bryant of Gallipoli s Ferry, .and Harold "Andy" Anderson of Pomeroy. Two teams tied for second place at nine under par and included Jerry Arnold of New Haven, Herman Knapp of New H.aven, Tetry Hupp of George Burns of Clinton, a reguMason. along with Luther Tucker. Jar member at Ri verside Gold Club, The other team included · Jim as well as a charter" member of the · 1 Capehart and Luther Smith of Point Riverside Seni or Men s' League , Pleasant, Lew Gtlland of Mason and recorded the lOth ace of the 1999 Elmer Click of Cottageville. Woods' golf season. weekly . win enabled him to pick up ' A retired American Electric three points on Proffitt to make it a Power employee at the Philip Sporn half-point lead. plant, Burns recorded his first ace of · Besides Tucker, other new players hrs 78 years. He used an eight iron to for the year were Lew Gilland of make the shot on the 120-yard 14th Mason, Mickey Winebre nn er of hole. Syracuse and John Craddock of The feat was witnessed by hi s regular playing partners Jac k Fox of Point Pleasant. The closest to the pin winners for Clifton and Lew Gilland .of Mason. the day was Bob Anderson of Ripl ey He was also joined by Jack John son on number seven and Bub Hyse ll of ·of Metropoli s, Ill., who was visiting Pomeroy on·number 14. · the area Fnday through the"holiday The. following players are alop the weekend. · point totals for 1999: 1. Claude Proffitt, Patriot-82.5 In its li rst Final Four appear2. Keith Woods. Bradbury-82 ance, Connecticut beat lop-ranked .i. Elmer Click, Couageville-77 Duke 77-74 to win the 1999 4. Herman Knapp, New Haven-68 NCAAbaskctball champi onship. 5. Earl Johnson , Mason-67.5 6. Bill Yoho, New ·Haven-66 Engl and's Justin Rose. then a 7. Ralph Sayre, New Havcn-65 17-yenr old amateur, pitched in 8. Donn ie Fields. Hartford-64 from 45 yar~ s at the linal hole to tic for fourth in the 1998 British 9. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy. Ohio61.5 Open. ~... I Rookie's for real stm 11th soo 'n For more When: Saturday, June 5 .Your1\am a.n.n ,_ Olr •• SttllleaGs potnts Another week, another pole ThlrG Isn't bed Will problems never cease? Crashed oUt. early Kathy bt. I05 200 tops, 106.6 mtles \lt~_........,- . • • • • • • • • • • • • PROFILE Jhfee wins, like other Jeff Tarrr ~ Ruotr Wolleco Dave Ext. 104 WfttN: Briatol (TeM.) Motor Speedway, .533-mlle track, Ron Hornaday, Last Week' a ranklnr;ls In parentheses. 1. C5) Jell IIUrtOII 2. C11 Dlle Jalfott Cal992·215~ ON THE SCHEDULE Dianna Lawson of Syracuse, 68· The weather was great and so was 66= 134 , · second place, Bobbie the scoring for this . year's tourna- Dotson of Point Pleasant, W.Va., 72mcnt. The I999 1adies championship 69=141 , third place,.Diana Bodkin of goes to Dianna Lawson who shot ncl Point Pleasant., 75-70=145. rounds of 68-66= 134 for her winning Mens Division: first place, Foster tot nl. This was good enough to win .Grinstead of New Haven , W.Va., 65hy seven shots over Bobbie Dotson 66=131, second place, Bill Yoho of · of Po in t Pl easant who shot rounds of New .Have n, 68-67= 135. third place, 72-69= 141 for second pl ace. Bruce Jenkin s of Bidwell , 64Fostcr Gri nstead shot net rounds 72= 136. fourth place, Tom Woods o f of 65-66= 131 to wi n the men's divi- · Sy rac use , fifth place, Denn is ..,Jon o ver Second place winner, Bill Lambert of Point Pl easant , sixth Yn ho. whose rounds were 68- plac ~," Dave Reed of Mason, W.Va., 5L 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, Ott 740 992·2196 Lawson, Grinstead win division titles in G.O. Roush Memorial Tournament .Handicap. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio considu~d tldllatrlageow. Country & Oldies Res. $4.49 Only •••••••••••• $3.39 V'Jho'aiiDt~ ~No& •IIOf= Jeff'Bunon, WhO pu1. !"tis ·Reg. 55¢ Richmond wOes behind him. •NOT• Sttu no totl10s thta yetll tor JohMy Benson• . (jrutiniJ Carls !fQr !All Ocauitms Reg. 99e Oaly so~ H_i Val Cigarettes -SO% Off Burns records ace at Rl"versl"de· "c 1. What Craftsman Truck Series drtver wortts wtth ctllktren who se either In treatment or sLXvfYorl of cancer? 2. 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You ~;an't faul! his effort and the couracc he lhowcd .., X ALL PElTY ILVE: In At the end of tbe ~·Cola Aupm, rour Petty HnlerpriiH 600, Stewan aimpty ran ou1 or fuel, not in his No. 20 PDntilt but bodily. Stewan ca..ld hive WOft dte vehlclca will carr)' aimilar p,~ i nt jobs into competition iD thtcc Indianapolis Raceway Part. will host a Craftaman Truck Series tvtnl an Thunday, Aug. S, and a OUICh Ort~bd National t'ltnl on Frtclay. Aus. 6. Jimmy Hensley drives a Penyowned Dod1c Ram truck, and Adam Petty drives Chevrolefs and I'VnliaCI in Busch Giud Natklnal. All rour vchidu will carry aimilar NASCAR divitiom for a '*'kend bl~ ("Petty blue" to race fana) c::ommemontinathe 50th annivcr· ·paint scl\cmes with aold trim. Ill')' or the Randleman-Nsed family opemion. nnw.. X Petty Pontiaca driven by K,yle Stewart collaPttd u he climbed MOORE FOR ~ADEAV : Petty and·Jobn A.,drettl. will pat· · out of hla car and wu .... ed 10 Veteran mecharlic Newt Moore · th:ipatr in the Brickya rd 400 at the inOcld medil:al Cert!~r:. hujoined MelllnaltacinaiO be Indianapolis Motor Speedway on "It waa dillppohll:inmat ..car chief.. for Jerry Nadeau. Saturday, Aua. 7. A few mila BObby (Labonte)' loll a million MooR will work In talldcm with awa~. In 'Cie'rmont, Ind .• clollal'l by a •ultdred fed; but I raco , but the t1nal100 miles uw him lldt badly 10 o"fourth-place crew chief Jeff Butte on the No. 9 . Ford. The Mellina toam was lid· dmed by lhe·dCIIh 01 May 29 of Hmy Mellin&. 54, the team 'I ~r and f<~ijllder. Mellina\ 11011 •qualify -·· no smou felt to tn tho totl10 for rem~ins - ..., . . . clllel" - .... . and , Jo.. . r1ee in pri_mary chlrJe of tile team. X THIIE£ BY THE WAYStDE: Wedrtctday aiahti Chutouc fl'llliflilnc wuion mnked the finttimc all .euoa tllat Tony Stewart, Dale llmtt,and ~ny Irwin did not take one oftht 25 available fint· round ip(lb. Now only Mark Martin and Jcfi'Oocdon caa claim · thlt distinction. zs%011 )Oil' first wnston CUp roco lnd then to ftnllh In tho top 211. HilS oil tD- D*.....,.JI.,cntw ......... to utlltlt~ · effolt 11om tho 8Gttncl Natlonll -to - _C...,wlth CDII'rluWJ.. -*""b. fhl Cf8W ooniC)ItiCI -~lnbo411 l.Dwe11 MomrSpll*;:llll'ldM:fltL.Dite-l'· fln _ _111th In tho eoo. COia800, tiiiH .... tielllnd -Jeff tklr)on. AITENTION AITENTION ADVERTISERS!! 9f ~ou Have trite /Jeed for Speed... ADVERTISERS!! Advertise on this page we've got ltl/1 Advertise on this page Call 992-2155 · Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext•.105 For more Information total·web .. • Jfq ti..ffnt 111 ••r•....Uf --!f. Call Now And Sign·Upl 675·3398.Of"·l·BOG-766·0553 • High Speed Internet Access With Cable Modems! · CABLEVISION C 0 M M U N I C A 1" I 0 N S Call992-21 ' . Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext. 105 For more information · �Thursday, June 3, 1999 •. ~- a •The Dally Sentinel . ~", ;By '"·- ··.. ·.. Thursday, June 3, 19$1. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Bend . ~Reader's constant need to vacuum may ~be obsessive-compulsive behavior to give our marriage every chance, not only for me but for our two sons. It's been a year since Ernie . moved out. Every evening, he calls to say good ni ght. Whenever . we see each other, he kisses me hello and goodbye. He still hasn't Dear Ann Landers: I am 25 cans. told his fri ends he doesn't live years old and have had ~ n obsession · For the past fi ve years, we have here. When they telephone, I say, with vacuuming for many years. I worked with the Adverti sing Coun· "Ernie isn't home ri ght now,"· usually VftCUUm three tim es a day, . cil on the highly successful "Inno·· because! just can ' t bring myself to seven days a week. cent Victims'' public service cam · tell them otherwi se. Whenever I feel stressed or ner· paign to raise awareness of the Ernie doesn' t want to fi x our .·vous, I start my vacuum. I also feel problem of drunk driving. marriage or spend time alone with anxious when I have compan y and Courageo us , famil y ·members me, yet he refu ses to di sc uss the noors don't have those neat vac· have stepped for ward to participate divorce or recon ciliation. uum tracks. I can't stand .to have · in the c·a mpaign and spread the If he doesn't want me anymore , any dirt or mess onhe noor. word : Frie nds Don't Let Friends why won' t he Jet me go so I can The strange thing ts that I am not Drive Dru nk. make a life with someone else? as meii culous in other areas. It doesLast yea r, that message was I still Jove Ernie. I hate to gi ve ,', n' t bother . me if my closets or. draw· amended to tncludc an intervention up on him, but I cannot stand ltvers are a mess, me ssage : Get the Keys. The cam· . ing in limbo. I am 44 and don't Do you know . what could be pai.gn is des igned to enco'urage want to spend my life alone. What causing this strange behav ior'' It is acti on and in volveme nt when you can 1 do·>-· STILL MAR· driving me and my famil y nut s. ·· sec someone who has had too much RIED IN NEW YORK VACUUM CRAZED IN SO UTH to drink get behind 'thc wheeL DEAR N.Y.: You can give CAROLINA . I would like to hear from your . Ernie an ul\imatum. He has 30 DEAR V.C. IN S.C. : You are readers h·ow they swppc<j someone days to decide whether he wants to exhibiting clas sic . symptoms of from driving drunk . Hearing how go for.joini counseling arid move obsessive-compulsi ve behavior. It others ha ve stopped a friend : family back in the house,: or you call a has little to do with your desire to be member or eve n a total stt·anger divorce lawyer: Put the ball neat or meticulous. from dnving 'drunk can help people squarely in his court. Please seek professional help, Jearn how they , too, tan intervene. - , Is that Ann Landers column and get to the core of what is reall y - RICARDO MARTINEZ, M.D. , .YOU clipped years ago yellow with bothering you. It is probably some ADMINISTRATOR. NHTSA, age? For a copy of her most fre- . unresolved problem you haven't WASHINGTON. D.C. quently requested poem > and been willing to face . DEAR · DR. · MARTINEZ: essays, send a self-addressed, Dear Ann Landers: Thank you Thanks .for a letter that is going to ·long, business-size envelope and a for reprinting the Jetter from "DS save lives. And now,. (lear ·readers, . check or money order for. $5.25 in Adel, Iowa" about drunk drivers. please write and tell me how you (this includes postage and hanWe are all responsible f9r looking stopped a drunk from getting behind dling) to: Gems, c/o An.n Landers, out for those around us.. You said,. ·the wheeL I'll print the most com· P.O. Box 11562, ·Chicago, Ill . "If a friend of yours is drunk, be a pelling lette rs, . 60611-0562 . . (In Canada, send real 'friend, and drive him or .her Dear Ann Lander.s: Two years $6.25.) , · home. That's the greatest gift you ago, after 21 years of marriage, my To find . out more about Ann can give." . husband told me he didn't love me Landers and · read her past As. the · administr~tor of the anymore and wasn't sure he ever columns, visit the Creators Syndi· National Highway. Traffic Safety did, I was shocked and heartbroken. cate web page at Administraiion, it is my duty to "Ernie" refused to go· for counsel- www.creators.com. make the roads safer for all Ameri· ing, so I went on iny own, I wanted Public Notice Public Notice IN THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS PROBATE DIVISION lnlheM-ofthe Adoption of: ,.,.... J . Goble CASE NO. 30118 PUBUCATIONOFNOTICE Announcement HOG SHOOT SLUGS & BUCKSHOTS · Public Notice 27, 1183, bOm In Orlando, Florida, and that hlerlng of Hid Petition will be had befOI'I 11M Probllte Court It Court and Second• • - · Pomeroy, Ohio 45768, on 11M 111111 day of July, 1999, 111:30 o'clock P.M. NOTICE TO THE UNKNOWN FATHER You are hereby notified that on the 15th dey of December, 1tiNt, Raymond LH Goble relldlng 11 23911 Water Street, Syrecuoe, Ohio 45779, ilnd Cheryl Ann Goble reeldlng 11 2399 Water Street, · Syracuae, Ohio 45nt, lllod In · thta Court of Potltlon to adopt 1\tler J. Goble, d.o.b. July Shriner's.Crippled A Burned Chlldren to Pasiect away 1 year qo tOday. In my eyes there lies no vision · But the sight of )'Our dw - COO/little, OH 46723 I _;7~11!!. !11~7~-o~•!•~ . :L face. St. But ofyour embrace. In my mind there an: no thoughts But tlte thoughts of you, my dear my soul no other . just to have you near. All my dreams were built · around you , And I've ~ome to know It's true In my Ufe there is no living That is not a part of YOU Sadly Missed By Jerry, }eMifer, Thm · ft .· o:....ner: John Dean ; th~u . No Credit • Slow Credit • Banl!ruptcy Repo • Divorced •Land Clearing & G!'ading •Septic Systems & Utilities . 992-4119 OR 800-291-5600 Albany, Ohio g Se11Jic<lit. House & T~ailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic Sylle,.. & Utilitie• 1-740-667-3083 1:740-667-3316 $550.00 Yeor Call e~nd Speak With Dave Harris-Ext. 104 or Kathy Williamson-Ext. 1OS 992·2155 Weekly Specials ltemember Qaallty Is Job One ~,., ~110~ ~ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · Now . 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In the 111tow eniiiiH lowing the center Of uld IIGII.on, 1Will Offer tor Hie 11 roed aouth 39 de...,eo 30' pubflo 111allan, on 11M front 11112451111; thence follow· 1tepe Of the COUrthouN, In lng the center of Hid ro1d PomtfOY, In tha . above. lOUth 37 degrMa 30' 1111 nimed Qounty, on F~y. 74t.llfHt; thence 1111111745 , 11M 111111 ·day 1111 July, 1999, IN! to tha center ollectlon 11 10:00 o'oloalt: A-11., the No. I; thence lbOut 1300 lollowlna ~~t•ort~ell raet IN! to the place of begin....... 8iiullielr1111e County nlng, containing 12.5 aoroe, Of 11t1g1 llld Illite 1111 Ohio, more or te-. elld In the TDwnlhlp of Re!orence Deed: Volume llclplo 10oWII: . • ' 30 Announcement• 16, Page 103 of the Melga County Ofllclll Recordl. "Seld Preml- L,oCitld It 37555 ChiN Road, Route 2, Albany, OH 48710 .. Slid PNmiHI ApproiHd 11 18$,000.00 end cannot be eotd for • - thin two-thltdl Of t~et 1mount. . 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A~ sponsible Child Care Provld4r Sun, 3 ·9 ~M . Mon. iTuos.; In My Home For Two Cllildreri M· 3 ·II :30 P.M.Wed;{GaiiWisl F, 8-5, Tara Estates Area. Submit . 2)27.5 Hrs !Wk.: 4 ·9 P.M. Fri.; Letter Of Interest. R ef~renc es &... 8:45A.M.-6:45P.M. Sat, Wage Aequlrem80ts To; CLA 24, 10 A.M.·7 P.M. Sun: (BidWell) cto Gallipolis D,tlly Tribune , 825.. 3)25 Hn !Wk.: 6 A.M.-8 PM. Third A:ven ue. Gallipoli s, OH Sat /Sun;(Meigs) . ~ 5631. We Are Seerchlng For Compos· South June 5th, 8th, 8 A.M. ·I P.M. Art Yard late- June 4·5, 1328 Oust<y ·School, 1271 Eastern Avenue, · :Streo::::;t::.; · S::ly:;:rac~·= .. Gollpolt, Hll(ll Sellli Pt. PIHant cense Aeq. Aw~ At Or Sena Part· Time 7·3 LPN , Experienced . Paid Olfered, Apply In Perso!'l At: Dri ver-Attention Start lmme· $centc Hills Nursing Center. 3 11 s-d _.. gtrl's bike, microwave, loon clolhes, morol740·992-7612.. turo. Dlohtt, Elc. 9·5, Saturday, MOS AN Coord inator : Holze r Senior Care Cente r. 70 Bed LTC Is Looking For -AN 's With' Super· vis ory, A'ssessment. And Com mun ication Sk ill s. Mus ! Have Knowledge 01 · PP S, Infe cti on Control, And MOS2.0, Ohio Li - Or Fax74o-446- 1346 EOE. , 108 Gootvu ~Road. Garottt Sate: 1139 Bulovltlll Piko. 4 famllu verd ·aale. MIUtr Street, 60 LOll and Found Leiter To Roger Hlllle.. NHA, 380 Colonial Drtvo, Bld...,l. OH 4!1614 " Muon, WV, 8:30·3,:1)·. Sat. 5!11. Rain or Shlno. · , er Peta, 1~ Months, Alao. BliCk DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Holzer Senior Care Center. A 70 Bed LTC Is Looking For Position 01 Director Of Admissions. You Will Market Our LTC And Will Review All Applications For Ad: missions And Direct Family Ae l t~· lions And Social Services Oulies. Positions Requires A College Degree, LSW Pre~rrld Sut Not Ae~:~ulred , Good Communication Skills And Knowledge 01 Long Term. Care Requ irements. Apply At Or Send Resume With Cover o Rocksprings Ad. a Flalwoods. Pomeroy. ~5·---------l ' Mate Beagte, 1 yr. old, to good country home, 740-11112·2358 ttlor Lib, M, llM. 740-388-0433. Hours. Enjoy U~llmltsd Earnings. NURSING SUPERVISOR IMDS 1-888-561·2866. NURSE 1. AN Unll Manager: 1 . 01 All Klnda Fur nilu re• Ctot•eo " • June 4·5,. Ruane Hllll. S~racusa. ThUI'Iday Thru Saturdlj' Evening, , 9:00~5: 00. Small color TV, tO 742·8888 l · Three family· one moving aale, ~ut, ____ 1 June " · .a t Gordon Hollers on Hotter Rd. just outilde or Baahan. 80 Barbles, girls ctotl'les o to 18 months, other clothes.and misc. Grltt DlohwoshOI, Toya, Bikes .. June 5th. 29e7 State Routt 325 3 Adult Dogs: 2 Collie Mix , 1 Golden Retriever, A: 2 Puppltl, 1. STNA F.T. 11 ·7 Also PT. Ro· tiling. . . . " HOlzer Senior btre h ent1r. 10 Bed LTC. Is Looki ng For E11peri· anced · And Dedicate d Pepp le. Who· WOrk As Tea m Memb8rs With Quali ty Resident Care As ·Their Goal . Ohio U ceri5e ReQ . Apply .At Or Send Res ume With ...:.;:.:..:..;:.:..:..;~.:......;..;. Cover Loner. Ann.: D.O.N. At 380 Avon Products: Star'! your own In· Colonial Drive, Sidwell. OH 456 14, Home. Business . Work FltJCible Of Fax 740-446-1346 EOf · alinol8am-? ute 7 South Clipper Milia, On . Orchard Hill, Watch For Signs, 2 Kittens: Bisek Mall Calllco Fe- Puppy, 740-441-1707. 18. Call304-485-4300.. ShlrtiySpears, 304-e75·1429. AVON ~as a place to~ you r Join the 11 bea uty c o mpan~ l Enjoy your oWn busifless. Buy yOu~ own produCts $t cost. Call 1· 800 ·4· AVON or 740-594·4354. Rd. Longaberger baskets. H~me Interior, wallpaper. crarts, housewares; hardware, furniture , an· ·uquea, care~r wear. Rain or 2 Beag" COgs. 740-441-1178. 740-~580. laed7oltat ' 1. LPN F.T. 11 ·7, T. LPN P.T. Rotating; .. Av~~ All ArH•t To Buy or Sell. raaid~nce , women's clothing, tools, knick knlcki, furniture & crafts, kitchen . atuft. 8tm-6pm. Glveew•y male, 8 Weeks To Good Home, 1 Gmutee~ lcersalea dapartment. S10 .35 per NURSING LPN't And STNA't VanMeter Hit Road. Racine, Ohio, just ott Bashan Ad. and Carmel Buketl.cAtso, Finished Crofts. Now Hir ing: Domina 's Pizza at P.otnt Plea sant Good pay, fl e11 f." ble nours Mus t b8 18 or ove r. Team memberS a~y In pe~n. · hour, appt. NO .IJCperlence· will train. Conditions apply. Mus! be OH 45614 or lax 740-446·1346. June 4, 5, Eichinger .:..-.lhl-11 .... _ , ..... .., G1r1ge Site: Appllancts. Furni· 40 FREE ESTIMATES (7~1 667·6992 10·3, Across From Cltgo LeGrande Blvd. Sat June 51h, From 9-0. Over !!00 .Bags 01 fob. ric, Lace, Ribbon , Misc . CraU Item•. Decorative Bows, And Apartment 1403, GoiHpolla. Start Dating Tonl,g htl Have tun.· ~th. In VWiton. Craft Ailom Clean Out Sate: 355 plies To : 553 Second Avenue, 1 To The Residents · of Gallia Countyl o4th, ship From Nice Femete. FOr Talk&. Walks & Friendship. Send Ro· Swan Reeve• . - - -....~~--- Carport Belli: Aitin .or Shine. Jurlll Gentleman Seeking Companion·, · Free E•lilna!e• 740-742-3411 Bryan Reeves ,._ locally owned company · with Over 40 yrs experience 005 Go!lgll . 985-4422 ' Par Bag. Home . 1 Child , 740·446-3912 Help Wanted Director ol Adm issions : Holzer Santor Care Canter, a' 70 Bed LTC. Is lookipg lor a position of June 3·4, thret lamlly, 400 Ru· tland St., Middleport, microwave, Director of Admissions . You wi ll sWeepers. clothes, loy&, knick· · ,Y,artc;el our "LTC and will" review all appUtatlons tor admissions knacks, househ.old Items, office and d irect fa"mlly re lations and desk, bikes, hot wheels, some social !ltrvlces d!Jt.les . Position tools, lois ot misc. requires a college degree, LSW June 4 & 5, Ronald Beegle resl· Preferred but not required . gooQ danco'!Wp. Ad. !05. Racine, Ohio. communica11on skills and knciwt~ houuhold Items, misc . &hop edge Qf long term care requ ire· equip. engine hoist, Gl gas cans, ments. Apply at or send resume plalform scale. crothlng. mi- with covir teller to AogSr Hittle, NHA 380 Colonia l Or. , Bidwell, CrowM and more. ·Big 2 Family Gaiage Sale: By Addeville School. :lid, 4111, .9-? Fumt- Needed;' Baby Sitt er Day s "h tft & Evening Shllt , Prefe rably In My All students· several f~:~fl and part lime oPenings · In customer serv- June 3-.t. 9·5 : Starllrig Massar above Eastern High SChool. Rt· ctlner chair, carpet, tamps, eta~. Saturday June 5th, Clothing, $2 . !1 ANNOUN CEMENTS Rllllodtllng·Kitchtn Cablnttt. VInyl Sldlng·Roofo·Docki- DUMP TRUCK SERVICE :General Refu•e .Service .Truck seats, car seats, headliners, .. .t ruck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, ' . boat covers, carpets, etc. · Mon • Frl 8:30 • 5:00 , Now Construction & 740·992·3470 • FREE 110 Ing, Mens Large; Ladles M., L., XL.; XL Unllorm Jockato, D1epOS, toys, clothing. Kitchen Items, Oog Houae. Port· 7 Limestone, Gravel, · Sand, Fill Dirt, Agricultural Lime, Mulch, Top Soil (Low Rates) ·~llclrtciiA . Rutland, ·Ohio • Fu rTOD:'740-446-5t06 LeiMl Me55age. 4pm. able Play Pen, Much Morel T.V.: T.V. Stand, Books, Many Bar~ tttlns, Beg Sale Will Be 2 ·3 P.M. · Phone: 740-446-5105 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Garage Hie. Fry r11ldenee next to Saltsbury School, Frida~ June 4th 1·7; Saturday June 5th . 9· Drlvo, ~ '3, Friday ·Juno 41h. Sal· ESTIMATEES 985-4473 I. ~.Sut~•etHorne.com WICKS HfiOLirtG lrtC. SunsaiBama Conllructlan We Deliver CARPENTER SERVICE urciiY June· 5th. lncludll Cloth- you can save. 1·800-809·7721 YOUNG'S "I'M BACK" Ken Young Former Owner of · o . 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Public Notice · Free Estinultes how muc •New Homes •Garagas Rosie Ward 1 • Director 01 Human Ae,sources HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 1oo Jackson PiKe Gallipolis. OH 45631·1563 ForYou, 740-254Hi989. Racine. · Back Yard Sale: 302 Baatlani Stop & Compare Progre•Jve top llna. : L--------------....;;512M11=;.;1;;; '"':o.•Pd:;::;, · Uc. II oo-so 11ni!un · INTERIOR •. · Before 6 pm leave • message. After 6 pm 740•985·4180 removal. · Serving Meigs County y>'ith state of the art equipment and 20 years in tlie refuse .industry. ·Call today to see $500.00 Smrbliret Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you. . p.riceo rltru July 011 ·. QuaUty Built Houoe• Flea Market Mason Co. Fair Grounds June 4, 5, 6 June 18e Main st., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 pergame S300.QOCoverall Juno3rd, 4th, 5111. 99 Woll Run Road, Patriot. · Want To Sell Your Stuff? Call RJV• erslde Auction And Let Us Sell It Carport ule· Friday, June 4th, Let residence, Tyree Blvd., do Game&, Other Misc. Items; ·ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Remodeling ~ AT 6:30P.M. ',,J ·10:00 LriL &olunloy. Baby Clotll... OtiMlr Baby Items. Toya, Adult /Kids Clothes, Oak· •Complete Your locally based hauler for resi\ief1tial, commercial and . industrial refuse · Thursdats Linda's Painting CaU today.about •pecial Tuesday-Pizza any size Buy one get second half price Wetdnellda)r-18" 3 item $12.99 Free of breadsticks · Thursday-16" 4 item $12.99 Free order of breadsticks Open 4 till1 Sunday thru Thurs Friday & Saturday 4 111111 Closed Mondays Club Bingo dn I .clition ·1:08pJft.- CoffH Tobie. End Tables. Nlnten· Southern Ohio Dispo~al Pomeroy Eagles ,..,,.......,_ Car110rt &alii, June 3, 4, & 5, one block out t 24 lrom Hill's Ctlgo, complng ltema.. compu1er, t~ ol al/11. comuorty. · II Interested Please Contact· Clean · late Modtl Cars Or Tr~cks , · 1990 Models Or Newe"r, Smith Buick Ponliac. 1900 Eastem Avenue. ·Gallipolis. Advence. IIHdtlne: 1:OOpm the toto run. Sunday Exce llen t wage And . Bene fi t Buying Standing Timber. 740.255·· day before the ad Ia to . run, lund1y 6 Mondey edition. 1:ODpm Frldoy. . Package. 617~ . All Ylrd 'a.te~ Mutt Bl Pekl In &1.1.- BetH Mull Be -•• Alllfllnoe. The Stale 01 Ohio. '2526 5 faml.-;· Saturday, JUne 5th: One Comt Set, Lots Moral Holzer Medical Centftf Is SeeklhQ A Licensed Boiler Operator. Caf\. dldates Must Have A High Pre s· sure Boiler Operator's License In Antiques. top prices paid, River· Ina Antiques , Pomeroy, Ohi o, Russ Moo.re owner, 740-992 · Wolle realdaf\CO. ture, Toola, Bikes, Toys, Clothea, All Klndl Bid Clothe&, Cur.t llns, ' 3/11/99 TFN · 1 mo. 17401992·3838 . $12.00 Night $10~00 Primitive Cqmping 740•742•2131 Need 7 ladies To Sell Avon, .740· - 3356. . NEEDEO IMMEOIATELVIIt. • • Avonue, GtiiiiJOtl~ 740-446-2842. Grove·Dorcus ~d . , 4th house lrom At. 12-4, rain or shine, Paul . And Nice, QFfO!!NE: 2:00p.m. lilt dey - l i l t lid 2527 1 or call 304-312·2731, ex1. 275 ior more <11ormalion.EOE. 90 . Wanted ·to Buy mile -past fairgrounds, Radford . Call 985·383% ,. - Gallpol~, Ohio 740-379-2720.: 9-5. F•lday. Saturday, 2151 THna . realdtnce. All alzes ck;lthlng, ta;s, . Run Rold,. Tap11, Books, Furni- mlac. &:OQ-'3:00. Hauling Limestone &. Gravel Reasonable Ratts Joa·N. Sayre , 1 St. Rt. 7 Bewteen Five . Points & Chester We .Custom SpPRY •Vegetables •Corn SHADE RIVER •SoyheRns Extra MT/MLT : Jackson Genera l Hos· pital , Riple y, WV. has a tempo· rary poslllon l or. a Labo ratory Tech nologis t. Sen d re5um e frO : JG H, PO Box 720,· .Ripley, WV Wedemeyer's Aucti on Se rvice , · 3 !emily , Juno 4-5: tiam-?, Applll 7th HOull On 775, Friday iH5, 40K Call 800-663-7440. RIVERSIDE ~TION BARN Every Saturday Night. 7 P.M .. Crown City, 740-256-6989 flsh t.ank. 51h. SAYRE TRUCKING · SHADE Rl ER AG SERVIC. ,. HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. crowa\'1, Furniture, Kida Clothes, · · Elc. Friday, Satuoday 9·? Mitchell Road. Watch For Signot 601 Polactlt Road, June 3rd, 4th, Somethmg For Everyone! Mt d•cal Proc euOr FT /PT No Eltp. Nee.- Will Tratn .PC Req. Earn 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447.. 511'1, 9am-3pm, John's Ad, Racine, llr:st. slrMt to the right oft Yellow· bush Ad .. No aatly ..,.., giM baby ctolhe1 I bab~ lt•ms, -strolter, car 1111, jumptr, exerJaucer, sled, toya & ttc., adult clothea_.. paper· back booko. mlae. ~ems & 20 gaL Home Interior, What Knots, Baby Clothing, Kldo Ctolhlng. Aclu~ Clothing. 5 .Family Garogt , Sate: Ml· Saturday, FT/PT No e""'rlenco necelf'"Y WUI 1raln. PC required. Earn 40K c an 800-663-7440 Rick Pei rson Aucuon Compa nY. full time auct ioneer. comple te aucti on service . Li.censed · 166,0h!o & West VIrg inia, 304· Pomeroy,· Mlddlepot1 & Vlcln!ty Hubberll Avenue, KMA, Galli· polio. Ohio, ~5831, Friday 4th. & • Saturday 5th, t0·5, Beanie Ba· 2 taml~ yard sate. SaiUr<lay. June (No Sunda · Calls mo. pd. 2623. Absolute Top Dollar: Alf U.S. Sil· ver And Gold Coins, Proofuts , Otamonds, Antique Jewelry, Gold Household nama. Route 180, 2 Rings , Pre- 1930 U.S. Currency, Milts Pa1t Holzer Hospital, June , Sterling, Etc . A.cquisllions Jewetrv 5th. Saturday, 8-? • M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second 48 614-992-7643 VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS AT · FACTORY DIRECf PRICES Health {740)441·tns. I Saturday June 5th , 8 - 3, Steel Shelving, Household Items, Hand Tools, R.y. Supplies, 83 Herman Road~ At Centenary. Grandt, Large Amount Crafts, Glallware,. Somt Antlquea , ThUnday, Friday, Saturday, tl-4. • Roofing CDMMERC:IAl . and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Immediate Openlnos lor Cenlfi4d Home Health Aides. Competltl\'e Wage plus Mileage. Medi·Home Auction and Flea .M arket J ewelry Sales Aetall Sales and comput•r Experience Required_.· Acq ui sitio n& Fine Jewe lry, 1!51 11 ~'..,.·--;c---..,.-- - - Second Ave. Gallipolis. ,App ly Bill Moodtspaugh A~c llo nee r ing . · Monday lh~u Fr~y. Complete AUctio neering ServiC· Landlord ne8ds Par t time main· es. Consignment auc ti on- Mill tenance person, 7010-992·5858. Street. Middleport . Thu rsdays . Ohio LICen&e 17693. 740· 989· Medical Processor n87. 4-S Fari'tllll. Gigantic vlrd ·sates: L2 Mllt1 Out Che"y Ridge. Rio btal, Health Management Has An l.rn · mediate Opening For RN, Good CompensaUon Pac"age, II lnltr· ested Call 740-446--3808, qr Ap, pty At. 762 Saecnd ~venue, Gl!JII· poia, 45631 EOE. Aucti on: Friday June 4th, 6:00 P.M. 2 Great Loaaa Of MerehanCli&el 2.41 Third Ave nue. Galtlpo· Endo. .• Family: June ~ih, 1o A.M. ·6, . Down Route 1. 19 Mil••· (20396 ' S,A. 7). Kldo, ~dull' Clothing, Yard & Ga~Jge Sale: Tools. Baby Bed , ChUdrens Clotl'lll, Misc. ·Beanllll!abloa, Etc. • Replacement Windows • Room Additions · VISIT OUR OFFICE/SHOWROOM THERE 'BuUdo.er & Backhoe A Special Souvenir Edition WiU Be Included In The · Sentinel In ~id-}uly. :Many stories and pfiotograplis .of significant events relating to tlie · liistory and development of 'Rutland will be featured in tlie publication. If you prefer an alternative to regular advertising copy, perliaps you migfit consider an fiistoric account and pliotograpfis of your-business. We will be fiappy to assist you in designing an ad. nltura, Years Collecting Odda-N- New Homes • Vinyl Siding •New Garages FORMERLY OF II 0 COURT STREET, POMEROY IS NOW LOCATED STATE ROUTE .33 · . 6 MILES NORTH OF POMEROY AT COUNTY ROAD 18 · Cafdlo Gilda, Bikes, .Misc. Clotl'l· lng, Swimming Pool, SUde , Lad· dera , Filter, Beside Old Kesse l's Market, Jackson Pike, 740·446· 740-949-2217 BlS.SELL BUILDERS, INC. QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Watch For Slgno, Frtclay 4111, Sat· \.Wday 5111. . . . 3 Dey Moving Salt: Thuroday, Friday, Saturday&·? 8110 Milo Pall Odd Loto, Right; Toot•. Fu1• $1zes 5' X 10' to 10' x 30' Houre 7:00AM·8PM ' Saturday June 5th, 8:30 ·4:00. Gaa Grill. Stereo. Dlnsue Set: R~t 29870 Bahan l"oad Recine, Ohio 45771 FREE ESTIMATES HENDRIX CAMPSITE RENTAL 80 3 112 Mlte1 Out Bui!Mite Road, To _ , Road, Filii HouH On .SELF STORAGE Gutters · Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting ' t lilT• Ra in /Shine, Fri. & Sat June -4th, Sllturday 6J5th , 9:00·? 4 G r~er Road. (ROdney) Oft Jael<son Pike. Cl othu, Misc., FP Pool Table , ~ecar. ' · 2 FamilY: Juno 5111, 29 Mercerville HILL'S ROOFING NEW·REP41R 5125/99 2 SaiUtday. 6:0().? June 4111. 5111 . . Rtlld. · Hovvard L. Writesel .' 5. No Eatly.Btrdol Priced To Goi Goodies, Prioed To Gal · Ohlo45789 958-2353. June 41h. Big Vard Sale. 807 tat t1eiP wirh elderly, 7pm-9am, 14Q· St. NeW Haven. ·Kids Clothea & , 992·5023. · . · More9-3. · Immediate J8nitor Helper Neall· Yard Sale, Back ol Na ti ona l , ed. Fltquirlng at least one yat r . Guard Armorv. 71h House On L.eft . e""'rlence. {304)48!1-121 0. Watch For Signs. New 4x4 Shin· ~ ~~. With 5 F'"t. Finishing Mower; like New, Refrigerator, E~eerclae Bike , Tread Mill; Adult l<lda & Baby Clothn, Lots Of Mi sc . Glnawart, Household Items . 2 Family : 4 Milts Out Bul.avllle Pike, Friday, saturday, 8·4 , Lota available. No e)(perlence neces · · aary. COL Holdtll caU 1·8 ~0 ·. Brand Clothes. Mise 5th, 9 To 6, 3 112 Mllu Oul )!1 6. Blblea, Retired 1 Call r-888·253-8901. Ffll Tuohon June 4th, Y~r~ rd Sale , Route 2, Glenwoo d. 9 :00·4:00PM . Name · S.R. 554, Just Past Chuhtre, Free Estimates Contractors Welcome • 949-4900 Baya :1-<4, Beanlll · Plld Tlmt Off Drivers Wanted . Earn $30 ,000 ... 111 Year. 14 Oay COL Tt1 ln1ng 5:00PM. Scnoot, 'Lots Of Sturr 614, 615. 9· New. Porch Furniture, Longaberg-. er. · · Pay. Good & Insurance. llh . Garage Salt: 3307 Fra nldlh Ave· nue. Pt.PI., FrVSat . •thl5th. 9:00· Ra cc oon :rownt hlp. Community Walch Ya rd Sale: Old Centerville 1 11 Tlmt, 4 F1m11y; Route 160 Thtlaa Road, 3rd Trailer On Left. ·saturctay, Sunday, June 5th , 6th, 9:00·? Clothing ~ Verloua Slzta , FFIEE ESTIMATES 38782 Sumner Road, "'""M Annlvawary 01 Rutland. 4o VIcinity NeedS Orl'tler WUh Minimu m Or Clus s . With H• z·Mat. Good Community Slie: Gunvllle Ridge, June 3f'd/4th . .9-BPM. 8 1f2 mllaa long, 17 housts, 31 lam ili tl . From Pt, Pleasant, Bt. 2 - ~ 1. 87, go 6 mllto, lollow ligN. 12th, 9-? 455 Jorrt Stroot. P1taB· Y•rd S.le Trucks - tractor 949-2168 *New Homes *Additions • Remodeling ant Val~ Estates. · Gil Ill polls JEFF STETHEM PHONE: (740} · EMAIL: You're Treated.wllh Respect! .. 1·100·311·3391 Vine & Third Lost: 15 Month Black Polled Lim· POWERWASI Equipment Cteaned &llegraaaed 17401 698·9407 17401 698-6029 cttftftft~ftftfi"ii~c · SMITII'S CONIITRUCTIO Girls Gymnaalle s Team. Fri day, Saturday, June 5th, 6th: 1111'1 , oualn ·Bull, O.J. White /Kemper I Trati'lleI!S • decks • drlvoi!Wa~·•l WORRYIN&I!! No Embarrassment ... Backhoe Serulces •1#11111 & 1tt~ill• Sil11 ... .. .•. II Help Ua Celebrate The ZOOth Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones 320L u..,.. - · 4th • -11. Muiii· Famil~ Yarda To a,nefl l Klngtbolry Rd. vicinity, 740·992· 20 4 FMtlly Household. L oat· wide slrlped black & gray malt tabby, declawad , King Hill/ CREDrr WILLIS' SEAMLESS • GUTTERS . Sidillf & S1llil RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS o- 5148. 70 .. EXCAVATING lllrtrtll . ~~···d lfeJdl"' .. . •Bulldozer c- . 111:. 1 m .111'!1 Electric & Water and or Full Hook-Up Acrose from Forked Run State Park and close to Fork Run Boat. Ramp 7889, Children'·• Store Close Out New /Used, 8oyl a Glrle Sizes, 8, If You Ar1 Goin g To Have A. Baby. You Need To Come. large Selection 0 1 Women's Clothing, Bend ltta, lett running black & whitt dog. Hla name Ia Snoo p~ 1nd hla family misses him. I lound plea&a call 740·643- 48" Plastic Culvet11n Stock FRALEY C o . Help Wanted derd. Road, 740-4*2158 .. ·New Homes & Remodeling · ~ ~ Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding ,; A Commercial & Residential ~ 11!'1 27 yra. exp. License.d & Insured . Phone 740·992·3987 · Free Estimates · e. Loll· lllrgo lize well marked adult June 3rd. 4th. 5tn. 9·8, Behind malt Beegle, Portland/ Grea t Cheshire'• Food Mart. 740·387· Tuppere Plalna, Ohio 45783 Full Line Of Water Storege Tank&· Septic & Clatern Tenka · Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas PI PI! & Regulators ()PEN: 9;01).4:30 Weekdays 9:00-12:00 Saturday C II COISBDC'fiON It' ~ Rt. 7 8urlite Oil Company (Golllpolloi Pt. Pieeant I VlclnHy JtCICI On Pike , 10t Suhi-Mort on Rood. Friday. 41h. Saturday 5th, 5, House Ori Hill Behlhd Foo• Kolth. 740-985-3813 ~~~~ftftftC~ftftft In my heart there Is no longing 11100 St. Rt. 7 Soutlt ·"!""_ _ _ __ Ylcnlly, ... 740-9tl2·7241. H.IIP Wanted l 110 Y•rd Sale Glllllpolla f. VIcinity 740·H2·9303, aok lor Sam or G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY PARft Equipment Parts : Factory Authorized , Case-IH Parts Dealers , Found· puppy. Shtphord mix. moldy bta::k wltll while _ ,, f'o. Found: ctmefa during Meigs Co. DIPOYIAI Business Services To plu((: nil uu (ull992 ·2156 70 Yerd S.le 70 Blktrt Memorial Day run, call 4" All Makes Tractor 8i 60 · Loat •nd Found - - • of Hid Court, thla 4th dtly of May, 1999. Robert E. Buck, Judge By: Judith A. Slaaon, : Deputy Cleri</Notary Public · 151 6, 13, 20, 27 . 161 3, tO &TC ·from the Classifieds! Half of proceeds go 11 . Shop at home... Forked Run · Sportsman Club June 6th • 1 pm Blrthde.y st..~llealie . l You ere tunsh.lne of our · lim. lo11e, Mom, Ded Chet Business Services . WITNESS my algnaturo 1110 Public Notice The Dally Sentinel e Page 9 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohlo RN Pos iti on. 3 Days Per Weak. , S650Jlll Por Week. $1.QOO Sign· On Bonus. Drive to Weill ! J elferJl Skills To Individuals With Mental so n. OH (25 miles rrom Colum· Allardatton. The wor.k Envtron· bus} 3 times per week. Work .7PmtU)t Is Informal And Rewarding. 7A every Saturday and SundaY The Requirements Are : High plus one 3· 11P &hifl ea ch week School Diploma IGEO, Valid Drlv· ams you wlll receive : ·ss5o.oo er's License. Three Veers Good week . ·vacation and holiday · Driving Experience And Adt· per pay.. •.401 K . "*Medical , dental and qUate Automobile ln1urance . life Insurance. ·ongoing. training Covora(lt. 8.C.S. qtlors Compro· and CEU oppor·tun ltlea. •oppor· henslve Training In Tho Field 01 tuniJy lor a.,dVanctiT)ent. Arbor\ MR/00. lnt"ereated AppUcanta West Is a leading provider tib Need To Specify Position Of In· Subacute Care . We aie &HIIIfti. terest And Sand A-To: an organized leader with excel. BUCKEYE COIIIIUNnY tent problem oolvlng sktlls lot ~ ' 18 bad subacute unit. Prevlo~ UIIVICU . P.O. Box 604 e~e.peirtenoe a plus but would con~ · Jackson. OH 4584(Hl604 alder an outstanding new gradu!' All Applicallona Must Be Post- ·ott, Call Cobble Long. AN 10 til-l! Marked By 618199. Equal Oppor, ter~w~lew tor thla opportunity. A,.-' lllnity E~. . · bora West . 37.5 W. Main Street." Walt Jel,feraon , Oh~ o 4318&,t. Bartender Wanted: H0·441· 1428. (614j879·5l03. .. • ., , ·:< Jl . ' �Thursday, June 3, 1999 Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio Page 10 e The Dally Sentinel • Thursday, June 3, 1999 Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 :ALLEY 001' BRIDOI NEA Cro11word Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS 420111 ......... 1 Ned to 7 Nonm1tellic 47 element 540 Mlacellaneous Mtn:hllndiM POsta l Jobsl$18 3&/Hr tncl be n· ....Its. no experience For app I _.am tnfo call 1-800-81 3- By Owner 1994 Skyt tne /Su preme ,/ 14x74 , 3BR.2BA IJ inytSidl ng , Shmgle Root , Garden Tub Hutch , M!Wa11e Cab, Walk· 3585 Ext 8826 , 8AM -9PM. 7 days tcts,inc Recruiting People For Discovery Toys, For More tnlormallon, Peggy Russe ll, 740·388·8983, t -888~ 262-3758 Reltable Pers on To Live In W!th Elder ly Male Room. Board Salary Supplied (304)895-3942 Secretaria l Posttion The AthensMeigs Educational Ser vice Center Is seeking a qualified applicant wit h lnl11atlve ' lor a Secretarial Po slllon In the Athens Oflk e start· ing sa lary ts $7 75 fhr With el(cei lent beneftts Oyollfl catlon• typmg 45 WPM , ablhty to handle multi -line pllO.ne system, computer el(penence, e ~e­ ce llent organizatio nal skt ll s and the abUity to work well with staff and public Ap pli cant must prov tde lhelr own transportation Aa: alle~tlon Deadlin e June 1o 1999 Please submit a tetter or thte rest resume and references to Dr John D Costanzo, Supertn· ten denl, Athens -MelQS Educa · tk>na l Service Center, 507 Rtc h· land Avenue. Suite 108, Athens . OhiO 45701 Skilled nur&tng factltly seekmg an AN for full time on 11-7 s' n We are also accepting applications lor part ttme LPN/AN Rocksprings RehabiNiatiOn Center Is a 100 bed sktlle d and Intermedia te level lac• Uty We have an e~tcelle n t survey history and a very stable stalf This Is an BI!Cellent opportunlly ror th e rig ht ca ndidate for personal and profe ssional growth Submit resume to Rockspnngs Re habil itati on Ce nter 36759 Rocksprings Ad , Pomeroy, Oht o 45769 Caiol Greentng, Otrector of Nursing Equal Opport unity Emp ~r Someone to spend the mght w1th the elderly, m1dntg ht-&am 5 days per wee~ S 10 per day 740 9925039 or 741)..992 44 10 & Truck Onver To Haul Ne w & Used Empty Trailers Hook Drop 7 40 44 1-0266 Wanted Summer Route Ortve rs Local Route s, Goo d Pay • Please Call t ·(800) 545-4423 WE NEED DRIVERS New Equipment Good Pay KELU TRUCKING, INC Ca lt 741).268-0879 740.2116-0209 Wi ldlife Jobs to $21 60/Hr In c Benefi ts Game Wardens,Securlty, Maintenance , Park Ra ngers . NoE11p Needed For App /Exa m Info Call 1· 800·81 3·35 85 EKt 881 3, 8AM -9PM, 7 Day s fdS,IOC , Wildlife Jabs/$21 60/Hr Incl . benefits Game Wardens, Security, Maintenance Park Ra ngers No E~ep Needed For app fex am tnlo, call 1·800-81 3· 3585 ,E I(f 8S27 8AM -9 PM 7day s fds,lnc 140 Business Training Galllpoilo Corwor College {Careers Cklse To Home) can Today! 74(}.446-4367 1·800214·0452, Reg •90-05-1 274B 180 Wanted To Do CNA With 20 Yrs Exp And EKcell Referen ces Has Pri va te Room And Full Care In Her Home For The El derly For Mor e l nlo 740 -25 6-6342, Al so Nutr itiou s Meal Plann ing An d Wheel Chair Accessible E & S Law n Service Design, Implementation . and Service Available for Sp ring Clean up, ferti lizing and pl anting Free estima tes Satisfac ti on guaranteed Grog Milhoan 304/675-4828 George s Por tabl e Sawmill don t haul your logs to the mill just call 304·875-1957 Interio r & Exterior Pamtt ng El(perienced, Refere nces, Reas onable Rates For Free Estimate, 740-386-8041 Jl ms Drywall 8. Construc tton Ne w Construc ti on & Remo del/ Drywall Sidmg, Roofs, Addl · lions, Pai nting , et c (304)674· 4623 or (304)674-01 55 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO re commends th a t you do bu siness with peop le you kn ow and NOT to &en(l money th rough the mall until you have lnvestfgated the offering 230 Professional Services Carpel and Upholstery Cleaned without "Steam·. or Ab sorbent compounds . Soapless An ti Aesoli Detergents used exc lusively Safe for all fabrics Fa st drylng (1 ·2 hours) Eliminates overwettlnP' Guaranteed Work Ca ll Clearly- Clean at (304)675-404 0 lor Free EatlmaleSI In Closet, Range In Island, Book· Th1s newspaper wtll not knowmgly- accept advertisements for real estate which ts In vtolatlon or the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised 1n thts newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis 1997, 16x80 38R, 2 Baths, Gar· denTub. CA , 8N10 Building, on rented tot {304)'675-4871 New 1999 14x70 three bedroom. tnclucles 6 months FREE tot rent Includes washer & d~e r, skirting, delu xe steps and setup Only $200 74 per month wtth $1150 dOwn C ~l1-600 837-3238 New Bank r epos only 2 left we finance call304·722-7148 1 124 Kmeon Drive, Galltpoi!S, 3 Bedrooms, Fully Equipped Kitch en. Basement. $57 900. 740-446· 2158 3 Bedroom budt tn ki!Chef"l, 0 R , bath & lau n dry M1d 30 's Please Help! 3 Be droom, 2 Baths, just take over Payments! 1-888-738·3332 Re nt Bus ter New 1999 141170 2 or 3 Bedrooms Only $995 00 Down, $1 95 00 per month Free Oelrverv and Set Up Call 1·800· Used Stng leWide Aro und $100 per month Call 1 -~94a~567 8 Oakwood Homes Barboursville, wv $499 Down Sin gle Wide, $999 Down Double Wide 3 04 ~ 738-3409 (304)675 5162 330 Farms for Sale 3 Be droom, Spli t En tr y Brick Home on Ro ute 2, at Mt Alt o 26 Acres MIL, 6 Stall Horse Bam, 3 Bedroom House Fence, 740· Bu1IHn Ki tchen. Olnlngroom 1.:~. 3 Ba thS FP w oodburnlng stove, on nearly 5 acres land (304)895- 3881 3BA . Full Basemen t(1 /2 fi nished ) 1Bath, Kitche n LA.IFR. 2acres full-d eck Barn,LP · gas At 62 South Foo t of Deadman's Curve (304)675·5360 Bradbury 6 roo ms, ba th , fu ll basement , 2 car garage large yard , well malnlatned, new electric furnace w1th heat pump, $52,000, 740·992·5907 By owner, 725 Page Stree t, Middleport, house & 3 lots, must see to appreciate , will 5el l l)ouse witho ut lots for $89 ,00 0, 740· 9922704, 740·992 5896 Cute 5 room home, full basement, Len nox he at pu mp, ce ntral ah , Anderson t1ll·tn windows good In· sulatlon, vinyl siding front and back porches. n1ce level lot. good net ghborho od, Mason. WV, ca ll 740·992·304 1 or 740·992·3557 EXCELLENT CONDITION . 2 Story, 3 Bedro oms, 2 112 Baths, Near Holzer, Immediate Posses· sian 740-446--9672 House on AI 2 N 5 Bedrooms, Full Ba semen t, Show n By Appt Only (304)882-3748 Ideal Location ---4 Miles From Galllpolis On SA 218 17+ Acre s, Two Story Home, Full Basement, Garge, Small Bi;~rn , 740·441 ·0555 Evenings Famil y Home, With Poo l , 2 Car Gar age/ Apt Al bany, 7 Miles 386--6504 340 Business and Buildings Co mm ercial Building For Le,tBe . . 1 Small Busmess Or Office In High Tralllc Area , Across From Wal· Mart On Corner, 7 40~441 · 5118, Or 30 4·634· 05 40 Leave Mes· 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· nlshed and unlurnished, security depos1t required. no pets . 7-40- 992..2218 1 Bdrm .. Eldra Nice, First Month Free With One Year Lease $279 00 Per Month, PIUS Utilities 740-448-2957 er, $300 mo (740)-387-ll611 740-386-8678 6 Miles From Gallipolis •8382 On 141 , 5 -30 Acre Estates, Sur· vey ed, March 1999, 740·37 9- 2830 15 ACRES READY FOR HORSES In The Cou ntry, West Ga!Ua Coun ty, Lots Of Meadow, With New Barn s And Fencing , Ready For An1ma!s Lots Of Road Fronta ge More Land Available Now Olvlded Into 5 & 10 Acre Tract, Ta ke Bo th · 15 Acres For $2 7,500 Dou ble Wides Are Per· mUted 5% Down Land Contract Wit h Approved Credit. Free Maps 1 800·213-8365 Almost 5 Acres On Jtm Hill Road In Mason Cou nty Just Reduced $16 ,500, OBO, 313-294-2446, 304-675-5994 Lot behind Krodel Park with Trail· er Hook-Up & Building (304)895· 3004 . 2 ·20 ACRE TRACTS For Only $22,000 Each . Take Both And Ge t Disc ount Great Hunting Land , Full Of Deer Has Road Acc ess To Wayne National Forest Land Contract Available Real Estate Wanted · · ··Amazi ng••• • 5 Bedr ooms, 2 112 baths, over 2,000 sq It , lor less than $400 mo Free Delivery & Set 1-800-948·5678 Wanted To Buy 3 Bedroom Home Go od Conditi on, On t Acre lot Or More, 740-245-9833 1985 14x6 5 II 2 Bedrooms. CIA Furnace, New Ap pliances, Excellent Cor1dilionl740·446·27!5 1 we Buy Land 30 ·500 Acres, We Pay Cash 1·800·21 3· 8365, Anthony land Co 14x70 Atlantis Mobile Home All ElectriC, 74 0- 2 4 ~9633 RENTALS 410 Houses for R'nt 2 Bedroom House lor rent In New Haven $250 00 mo $150 00 De· posol (304)675-8768 2 Bedroom House In Gallipolis Q45Gleave Message 1 exercise Bl~e. 1 Tread Mill. 1 9729 Stair Stops, 740-379-2169 After 5 PM 2 b ~dro o m apartment In Middle· port, we pay water, sewer & trash, you pay gas & electric, $200 per monttl , $100 deposit, 740~992 · 8194 2 Bedroom Apartment, To Uni versity Of Rio Campus, 740-245-5858 18,000 BTU's ~ears Air Condl· ti0ner. (740)-«6-0390 2 BR Apartment, New Haven Area, All utilities pd $380 00 mo + deposit (304)773·5517 Leave Message 2bdrm apts total electric, appllances fu rnished, laundry room facllhles. close to school in town Applications available at Village poliS, 740-258·9121 388·8335 1991 14fb72ft Shingle Roof, Vlny1 Siding, Excell ent Condit ion $16 ,500 oo (740) 448·81 t3 1992 14x70~ Redma n, three bedroom storm wind ows & heat pump, 740·742·2795alter4pm. 1993 Sunshine On Rented l ot. Rea sonably Prices, Exc ellent Condtllan, Shown Appointment, Interested Parties Only! 740·4468002. 0, CIA, $15,500, Must Be Moved! tl mate. Whee ls Are Av ailable, 937· 3794015, Leave Message The complete c leaning service Carpet, Upholstery, Walla , Celllnga. and also Power Washing 2 Bedroom, Rt 87, big lront p orch, firep lace, fre e lot rent. For a free ullmato call Clearly Clean at (304)675·4040 Guar- $8 ,000 OBO (304)675·3123 or (304)895-3167 Low Interest Rates For 1st Time TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? NO Fee Unlell We Winl Buyers, Llmiied Time AvailaDio, 800-383-6862 WALL-CEILING CLEANEO EX· MoDIIo Home, asking $3000. call 740-992-2138 and ask lor Sheila PERTLY Saves on repainting Inde fini tely We u se the exclusive Vo n Schrader VSG Power Wall· Cleaning System. Protecta paint, leaves gleu. retardl chalking. Anti -Mildew, no odor, a.lniiiZI&. Free 11tlmates Cell Clearlv Good selection ol used home s wllh 2 or 3 bedrooms. Startmg at $3995 Oulck delivery Call 7403&5-9621. looking To Buy Good Older Homes, t-800-383-686 2. sale· 14x65, 1984 Carolina I.:..::=::..._;=.:= ::::::..__ _ 3 Bedrooms. Central Atr Condl· tionlng Gamge, 740-446-2583 758 First Avo.. . l Bdrm . 1 Bath. Newly Renovated, waaner Dryer Hookup, $275 oo Rent Wllh De· posit 740-446-3481 Or 740·448· 0101 Aller 5 OOPM Beautiful Rtver View Nice Two Bedroom 1 1f2 Bathroom Home On 108 Terrace Street Stove & Refrigerator, Basement. One Car Garage. Washer !Dryer Hook·UP, Deposit & References Required, No Pets. Rent Discount Call 740· 992·5502 tamiles Call (740)446-0251 Apartment for rent In Middleport, no pots, 740-992 58:;11 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Woatwood Drive lrom $~79 ·~;.()'.'4:i,;:;2 568.1 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 14x70 Mobile Home 2 bedroom. 551 Turkey Run, Cholhlro. Ohio $350 00 month . $150 Oapooil AMAZING tin Yellow Female AKC Reglolored. (304)675-6046 AKC Reglst&red Miniature Dachshund puppies. rod & dapple, 740-992-9969. AKC Shollle, Female, 5 Monlhs, Nicely Marked , Shot&, Wormed. METABOLISM Christy ' & Family Living, apart· menta , home & trailer rentals , 740-992·4514, apartment• avail~ al>io. turniSitod & uniLnt~hod. N~ht First Avenue, One And Two Bed· rooms. From S275 ~$350/Mo, Sacurlty Deposit, Rarai'ances Re- Bicycle&, Hls/Her1, 27" 12 speed, cost new $380 . Sell tor 1150.00 for both, same as new. qulred, 740.441-0952 Queen Size Mattresa /Box Springs, Hutch Headboard, Hutch Drt1ser Mirror. Chest. Stand. $600, 740-446-3745. (304)675-1731. French1own Apartments, Now Case Window, Air CondUioner; Accepting Appllcaliona For 1 Worko Goodl 1150, C.ll Aller 5 Bedroom, FMHA Subsidised Apartment For Elderly And Hand· P.M. 740-44&-2318 !capped, Equal Housing Opportunlly, 740-448-4839. Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment, Across From Park, AC, No Pets, Roleronces, Dapooil $325/Mo., 740-446-8235. 740.446-0577. d Complete Air Con lllonor, 3 1/2 Ton. 2 Gaa Furnaces, 740·446· 7404, Call Anylme COOL DOWN Central Air COnditioning Added To Your Furnace Complete Duct Gallla Manor Apartment, Now Ac- svstmea I Furnaces, Heat Pumps Cerlllied Installer ,II You cepting Applications For 1 Bod· room HUD. Subllldltl9d Apanmont Don't Cali Ul Wo Both L-1140446-6306, 1-600-29t-tl0118. For Elderly And Handicapped, Equal Housing Opportunity, 740· "" '839 ~ DISCOI.I'II Mobtle Home Porta & Supply Gracious living. 1 and 2 Dodroom apartments at Village Manor and HUIIO lilvtntory Vinyl Skirting Klta S29U!; 5 Gal-o lon Aluminum Flbered Roor Paint Pilot Program, R«<ters Needed 1~ $25.21 : 5 Gal White Roof Paint $57 69; Anchors $5, Doors & Windows , Gas & Electric Wate,r Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Part&, lntertherm, Miller & Cole· man Air Conditioners & Heat Riverside Apartments In Middle~ port From $249·$373. Call 74(). 992·5064. Equal Housing Oppor~ tunltles. 8D0-383-6882 Modern 1 BedroOm Apartment, Pumps. Bannett'a Mobile Horne Supply, 740·446·9416 Gaiiipoilo, Ohio. 740-448-4390 Modern 1 BR au Utilities paid ex· capt electric Gallipolis Farry Goll Clubs, lull 111, made Dy Wil· eon, wtSam snead Signature, Registered, wteag, can, & Other ltama $100 (304)675-1731 . Grubb's Plano- tuning & repairs Problems? Need TUned? Call the plano Or. 740-446-4525 eluded, 740-667-3516. Now To king ~ppllcalio~s- 35 Twin Rivera Tower now accepting application& for 1BR HUD subsidized apt. for elderly and handicapped JET EOH 304-675-6679. Two, 1 Bedroom Apt. with 'AC In Point Pleasant Call evenings (304)(j75-4975 AERATION MOTORS Repaired. New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1·800·537-9628 pllancoo, 140-446·4039, 740-446· 1004, 5 Milos Out Bulavlllo Pike 011 35 Right On Keeler Road, Blue House On Loft Many Retired longaberger Bll· kets, /Accenoriea, Prices At Or Balow Bon110y. 740-446-1280. 460 Space for Rent Lot For Ren t: References Re- quired, 740-2!511-1922 Nice Weedoalor $60, lots Of Old Glass ACLL Anliquo Quill $600, 740-446-2529. 740-385-4367 One 6,000 BTU A/C, $100; B8W 12' TV. With Sta~d $50, 2 Full Bod With Nita Stando, $200, 740. 446-1909. 470 Wanted to Rent Pool Mobile home aile available bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy, call Hous e Within 15 Miles Of Borg warner, Fenced Yard , Nice Kitchen. 513·851 ·0100, Or 7-40- 441 ·3896 Acoeuorlea . docl<ed. 740-742-7103. Fish, Birds, Pond Supplleo Sun .1·4PM, Mon.-Sat. II AM· 6PM. Fish Tank/Pet Shop, 2413 JacksM Avenue/Point Pleasant. (304)875-2063 Blue Point Siamese Ki ttens , Wormdd And litter Trained . $100 00 Eeclt 740-367-7123 $50 EaQh, 2 Males. 2 Females . . 740-258-8895. Sctmauzer puppies, 2 miniature males, AKC. champion llloodllnea. aatt & · 740.687-3404 4• state New Cover, Balla, & Sticka. Excellent Condition $500 (304)675-5093. Allor sooPM HouMhold Goods Air Condllionera, Und DHferent Sizas, Guaranteed! 1~0 - 888 · 0047 Appliance• . R1condllloned Washers. Dryoe'l. Rangea. Refrlgratora. 90 Day Guarantee! French Clly r.taytag , uo~ ..46 - 7785 Ulld King Sill Bad Complete $250; Fuii -Sizt $135; 1W1n $11S; Now Day Bleil $130; Bunk a.da. New Matt,..... o,....,., Cheat Of Drewtrl, Couohes, Olnenea, dloporl, $275 per month plus de- I -~~~/~E~nd~Ta:bfe:•~-:M:uc:h~M=or:•• posft. 740-992·3194. I Fruits & Vegetables 580 Strawberries. Vou Pick, Wa Pick. Closed Sunday, .Taylors Barry Patch, 740-245· 9047, 2864 K01r Rood. FARM SUP PLIES & LI VE STOCK 610 flll'lll Equipment ' 2 Square Hay Baler, Massie Fer· guson Model 12: And Vlcon 451 Also, 7' Disc. 4' Bush Hoo. 740. 25EHII40 4x4 Shoon'ntu Tractor $5,500; 5 Ft. King , Kuttar Flnloh Mower $750; Bought Both Now In April 99, 740-446-48t2. June Usoa Hay Equlpmaht Sale: 4.9% Financing Wllh John Doere Credit Approval, JD1219, JD720, NH474, NH489, NH468 HayDino, JD335, liH830, NH850, MF1560, NH851 , 8ound Baiera, Now John PIIIIIIITAR F,_ DlrMtlpoolal , ' _C:.;al:.;l.;;now:;;,_l.;;-600-:.:.:.:.;283-::..:2640:..;;;,..,.-' Reese ractlvor ~Itch, running - · l>ldliMr, bidmat and tal~ goia protoclor; 1997 ARE llbor· glooo topper. oil fll lull otzo GM truclco, Din Blotto, 740-992·111), --- Wanted to l>uy· coucll and chair, _...,prtctd, 740-f82*42. Motorcycles Sale By Public Auction A 1997 Cond ition! Locally Owned! 1994 Probe, auto, amJfm caSHtte, OA CEFITIFIEO CHECK. Ice cold air, runt excellent • V·8, pdt, pw, body excellent condition, 4 good liras, $1495 750 Bolts & Motors for Sale 1991 Toyota Tercel, 4 ap , r uns excellen1, gas saver, body good 1e1t Sylvan Aluminum V!Haul , 50HP Mariner M~or with an Evenrude Trolling Motor. Set up lor sport or pleasure. Selling lor 1996 Grand Cherokee Laredo 4 WD, PW, PL Overttead Console, New Tires, 1996 Z-24 Cavailor, Loaded, S Speed, Power Windows 6 Sun· roof, CO Player, Knyloos Entry, 740-44 Hl235. 11197 Ford Explorer XLT Loaded, 2a:ooo Miles. Bat IFact warr Excellent CondiUon, Price Reducedl! 740-446-6491. 1997 Grand Am GT. white; 50,000 mllea, $10,500, 740-949-1701 1998 Nlosan 200SX 19,000 Miiea, $11.900. 740-379-27116. 8' Truck Topper $125, 1983 Oklo 118 $300, AsIa 740-256-1469. 89 Buick Park Avenue Fully Equip. Everything workol Well $2,600.00 OBO (740)258-18011. Grailllatton Gill 91'Dodge DaYio· na ShtiDy, Fully Loacfodl 106,000 miles $2,800.00 Leave Maasaga (740)-441-0176 Ohio Valloy Sank Will Offer For Soia Sy PuDIIc Auction A 1957 Wlllys TrUCk 1811768 & A 1981 Sporlacar 1701971 AI 10·00 A.M On 8/12/99 At The OVB Annex, 143 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH Sold To Hlgholl Siddor 'As Is Where Ia• Without Expressed Or Implied Warranty & May Be Soon By Calling rn. CollectiOn Oopt AI U0-441·1038 OVB Reservn The Right To Accept /Reject Any Farm•ll Cub tractor with rebuilt motor, Includes mowing machine & cultlvaloro, $1800, 740·742· 2760 Fcird new Holland Tractor Sale Exproosed Or Implied Worrany & Moy S. Saen By Calling Tho Col· locllon Dept. At740·441 -1038. OVB Resorvoa Tho Right To Accept/ROIOCI Any & All Bids, & WHhdrlw Items Fro~ Sale Prior 3930 4WD, 45PTO HP, 192 Tllr· bo, Syncho 8XB Trona F And R Shutllo LOrge Pump 2 Atntotoa ~ To Sale Torma Of Salo CASH OR CEIItlFIED CHECK. outlets, Ohio Volley Bank Will Ollar For Sale By PuDilc Auclion A 199g Ford F-150 tA84708 At 10·00 A.M. Ort 6/111199 AI Titl OVB An- 2yr Full Warranty $20,900.00. 4630 55PTO HP same apoco 22 ,900. 3010 2WO 42 PTO HP, 1 Ramota Wet Brake, lnd PTO 13,500 oo 3010 4WD Same Specs t8,500 00. Come Sae rn. Now TNM, 85, 75 11 ·Where Ia" Wlthout Expressed will turn shorter than a 2WD. l<eefers Service Center St. Rt. Or Implied Warranly & May Be Soan By Calling Tho Coiioclion Dept. AI 740·441-1038. OVB Ra- 4WD models wllh Super Steer, 87, Pt Pleaoant & Ripley Road. Phone (304)895-3874 nex, ,,.3 Third Ave. , Gampolla, OH Sold To Highest Bidder "AI aervas The Right To Accept /Ra~ )ect Any & All Bids, I Withdraw Items From Sale Prior TQ Salt. 720 Trucks lor Sale large assortment or bolts & l>endl (803)366-9436 11111 'Chovy Pick-Up, 30S , AT. $2,000, Good Condition, 740-441 · Farmo, 740-446-7293 Dayo, 740· 441 0500 EvertlrtQI ....... lulidl,.llpooo 30'x40'x8', Palnl8d Sleet Siding, GalvaiUma Steel Rooting , 15,X8' trade door, ~ walk door, $8,888 Erocladllron HorN Bulldora. I· (800~352-t045 1794. 1918 OMC Pick-Up, 4 Wheel Drive, Automatic, Good Condl·' 1994 Bass Tracker, TadPole, 14Ft wJFiah Finder, 8HP M•r· cury, 5 TrolllngMotor, w!Traller, 760 Budget Priced Transm1111ona and Engines, All Types, Acceaa To Over 10,000 Transmlsalona, eve Joinl8, 740-245-5677 592·2322, 740·898·3531 . Speclol Cow /CoM Sate· Soiling t3 Cow• With Calvea From 1 Form Will Sa Sold Saturday Juno 5th 1 P.M . Callie May Be Broughl In Allor 4 P.M On Friday, All Consignments V.'*'lnta, Houllng - -Wanted· gurney, 10 borrow, ,.nt Chlckano. 13.00 Each; Red Apaor l>uy, UMd proltrrld, coli 140- toou, Coil, 1 Wtakl Old, $350 843-5320 080.140-258-1233 93 F-150 extend cab 300, I ely, 1uto. atr~ tlh, crulle, many extru, ctoon, 110,000 mlloo, $10,600, 740949-8400 730 Vane & 4-WDI 11195 Ford Ranger, 5 Speed, Air, AM/FM Stereo With 57,000 Miiu, Aoktno $9,500, 7~0-37t11270 e£~ ~~ feNU~ ::;r~D I NATE TO G.ET I'IARRIEt>? HA HA' FOR THE PROJECT , I: MEAN~ I'l1 (Fiv;t.rc:i51'Y"N<l:"'O'Iil HOOKED • UP 'IJITH EMIL"(. ,,...,. Ford Alma, 214 Hub Caps, off of 4x4 Ford, $120 (304)675-1731 790 Campe111 & Motor Home• !NT 7:1 Magie pollon 1 Scoltlah 32 lhkltldlrty 33 Colttnder ldn 34 Point et Illite 3S Sharpened • ltnlfl 311 Onlonllka bulb 3t - noua 40 IIOxer'a 2 3 4 5 I hlllalde Ages and .... lndlgea Putdownone'a John Hancock Tllal, to Tacnu. Ac:bwa Sandra UnaUcceeaful c:ar make L:..L::..L:.:U.:.~!! 7 llbtlc:al lew 12 C. . . end 18 Faclelleolure prophet ·~ 0 Dlaulroue 10 Enl'lllld 11 Not lfnal, In 21- 22~tlnga 23 Otllrie' wife 24 Snack 25 Aclrwu Bo261monlh 28 Androcteo' friend 29 Clrcue alghl 30 Alway• 31 AdviM,In Britain 37 Houlton loam 38 Moo - -tung 41 Pop quizzes, 3• Pass 3• Pass Pass 2• Pass Pass NO, WE'RE NOT 'I'E5, tiJE'I~E llE•HIND. AI-lEAD. AND WE AND ALWAYS 8E 8EI-IIND! PR06A6L't' NeieR WILL 8E AHEAD' • Don 1 1998 lnnaDruck, Fifth Wheel, 26' ITHURSDAY SERVICES Home Improvement• BASEMENT WATERPROOFINQ Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references turnlshed Ei· tablitlttld 1975. Call 24 Hr1 (740) 446·0870, 1-800-287·0576. Ao9. . Wallrploollng • Appiionco Porta And Service; AO French City Maylag, 740·446· 6323. Ltvlngaton'a Baaement Water Proofing, all basement rapairt done, free estlmataa, lifetime guarantee 12vra on job experlM&A General Conuacllng erec· lrlcal, Carpentry, Parcllel, Troller Sot-Upo, And Air Conditioning, 1401 -- ' Build new or repair old, no job • too small or IJ~rge Major credit cardo. tWV029e82. Call · (304~58-1048. 8P - -RIIo'l RemociOIIng & Now - · 50 ~eara e•perlence. Frtt estl· mot11. 740.142·3315, 740.153· , 3711 840 Elec:trlcalllld Refrigeration Aeaklentlal or comtMrclll now llrVioo or ropalra 1•• ""'I by htgh prrccs r $14,500. Gen1ra1 Home Main ~ tenence· Painting, vinyl aiding , carpenlry, doora, windows, balfts, mobile home repair and more. For frwe estimate call cner, 740·992· wlrlng, Ma•t• ' L~ ctnatd electrltlln . Ridenour Eltctrlcol, WV000306, 304-8751781. SOJDrl.' f!NSCrlptlons 52 Type of t r011s 54 Deep hole CELEBRITY CIPHER by .Lull Campos c.t.britv CIP* CIYPIOQflmlare CJNt.cl from QOO(atiOAI ~ flmOUI P'MJP~e, pue anc1 p!'esent Each aetter 11'1 h apn.r mndllor anoht Todq'• e1w S flqCM!ItJ P ' NIIVH FIIV D F' W HC F D F ' W L B W F WOY 0 FOAEDHX, AD E V ZVVAW WOYCSIICHV ADEV FMVJV'W PCB J H C 0 HI UCBFM GVFFVJ ZVVADHX EVHHP X PREVIOUS SOLUTION· ' Society does not punish those who stn, but those who sin and conceal not cleverly. - Elbert Hubbard .... WDID ASTRO·ORAPH Friday, June 4, 1999 You could find younelfa pll'licipant in some rather extraordinary • •developments in the year ahead ·which could produce benefits you' ve 'never previously been alfonled. GEMINI (May 2t -June 20) Be open-minded and receptive to mokinJ new acquainl8llces today, because there are ilidications some •excitina new people could enter your life at this time. Treat younelf to a bi~ • 'ifl. 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CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Hu. 19) •' I PI I I I I' I I' I r I I I' 1 CEJTAK UL S 0 Y ;--T-C~L,.A--r.S_DT-11:::,, 5 A famous philosopher says • . . . . that the greatest use of life 1s r _T__H_R_U_E_N_--, ~ s~~~ ~~i~or someth1ng that . SCIWA Lm ANSWRS Shop thc cloui(lcd section Sell Contained with slide out C&C e.g. 42 Alalell 43 Stolen property 44 Badly 45 Cultivate 47 Flret-rate 48 Old Norse alphabet character 49 Software buyer 7 I II I I f) Complete !he chuckle quolld l..._.....1• _..._....t._.._....t.__, 1you • • • • by fllllng In lhe miuing wordo dootelcp lr0111 llep No. 3 below. PEANUTS 1993 27' lnnaDruck.-Good Condition, $7 ,500, NegotiaDII, With Hitch, 740-256--6140 810 tng, with three aces and the K-J- 107-6 of tru mps mtssmg. H owever, appearances can be decepuve West unwisely started the d e fense w tth the club ace. the d~amond ace a nd the club seve n Li gg ms won w tth hts jac k, then tmmedtately led hts low heart West made h1 s ne xt poor dcc ts to n w he n he ducked Afte r wmnm g w tth d ummy 's ktng, Lt gg m s p aused Wes l was known to ho ld lhree aces If he had the spade km g too, that wo uld ha ve gt ve n htm 15 hig h -card i iC::===:::::--c;6;i;R1iEA0A::ri'l po mts And as he cl eal'ly he ld a hal NEWS, a nced hand, West wo uld ha ve opened c~ls • o ne no-trump, sho wt ng 15- 17 po ints, G.UESS not o ne d tam ond E rgo, East had to WHO'!> ha ve the spade ktng . STILL Conseque ntl y, Ltggtns called for AV~~E dumm y's spade ace and lo ll o wed wtth the spade fo ur Whe n 1he km g dropped , declare r had 10 lnc ks fo r plu ~· 6 20 , a nd the re was a roar o f a ppro val from the part isan Vu-Graph $7,000 Both Units Are NonSmokartl, 740-245-5271 Good condition (304)675-23311. ... wtth success ' It ts ha rd 10 see thts contrac t mak- aud1ence Travel Trailer, Sleeps 8, A/C, Heat, BathroOm, Mlcro'lf'ave, At· lrlgaralor, Stove, Oven, Cedar Close! Excellent Condition, Alto, Maintenance, 740·441- Athens Llve&IOCk SaleS, 740· Bl~ Truck Tires, 4 ea mounted on 15" Rack (304)675-6055. 1987 Dodge Dloaol 1 Ton , 4x4 Rem 3500. Asking $25,000 Cali attor4 OOpm (740)-441-()991 DOWN to assess the suualion. Now gao tanko & llody parts. D & R Auto, Ripley, WV. (304)3723933or 1-600-273-9328 """' (304)895-3887. 9 Hor111: e Polnto, 2 Sorrelil, 2 Sludl, Prical Sltrt AI t450, 740· 446-4110 f'Ut M Tl-lf; !lf(.lt-lto\11-1& Of 1/IOCO~ '(()J (i:DI\ 1*.'61' (304)(j7S.3324 In & Out. Runn ing Botrdl, Air Otflector Pront and Rear , Air Front/Rear, Radio FronURtar, Crulu, Tilt, Leather Seats. Root Llv11toclc ~~ll~ l~ U::.UN.L'i ~ New Auto Body Parts & Accea· sorles Transformers Auto Parts. Farm & Lawn. Inc . 1 · 800~594· 830 ,.K~ 1\01-1 WoN'( f'\<:.EIJIE~~ TI\E'(""' ,. Auto Parts & Accenorles 11195 Ford Explorer, 40R,43K Mi, loaded, Mint Cond., Sand Color U95 GMC JJmmy 4x4 , LOll 01 Extltlll ExCIItonl Condillonl Retell Value $11,800 Alklng $14,800, 140-446-7729. SOMeOtlf ~&..Sf ll>OIN6 IT. •• dillon With llalor, 740-446-1012 , See The New John D11re 200 Serle& Skid Stear LOadera. 7 5% 820 Wsnlfd to Buy . THF. RORN f Olilli'R- 60 Tt4f,f St1 Doo Wave Runner A·1 Cdn~ n95. Rengor7~1012 ~ Now, Many Extrall $11 ,700, 740245-9391 1985 Ford Rengor Pick-Up, V-e, 5 1881 Ford F·700 With 54 ' HI • 1998 Marada Sport I 18 Fl. Open Bow, 3.0L Mercruinr, Alpha t II 0, In The Water 8 Times, LUte lion, $4,000. (304)875-4825 Speei:l, Good Tlrea. Runs Good! • utl9d very Nttle, 13,500. 13041675173t . • Name Branda Over 25 Yeara Ex· perlence All Work Guaranteed, $1,200,740-379-2586. .., rvr eve,v TIMf $2,300.(304)675-3862. 1994 Ford Ranger XLT, 88K Mlleo, AC , AM/FM Cosullo, $8,000 080, Mull Solll 740.4461100. 1111, GaJII:>olit, OHWeOollva~ NOT ~tAL"Y •• ~ /CN0¥1 wt4f,f IT 1$, • Molar, Build In sump-pump. 18HP Garden Tracktor Windsor Motor, $300 . Coat Stove, S 150 JbC Fintnctng, carmlchaol'o "AST JOI1 or, builtin gas tank. 35HP Evinrudo Outboard Motor and lloiilng Torma 01 Saio CASH OR CEA· TIFIED CHECK. cutoff saw. hoae crimping machine. wtth large &ectlon or crimp end & hooe & adoplars (803)3889436 Pepper Plants From Kletzer $0 YOU &..OST YOU~ t 983 Glaaaport Ball Boat w/ trailer, llvewell baltwell, rodlock ~ 11188 Scamper Slide-In For 8' Full Size Plck-1Jp Crank-Up Model, Ice Bot<, Stove, Sink, Sloopl 3 -4. $t,OOO. 1994 Layton Filth Wheal OVB Annex, 143 Third Avenue, Galllpolla, OH Sold To Highest Blddlr •As Is ·Where Is" Without I t Yesterd ay, I ment10ned the Jumor Ca mrose, Brna m 's home internati o nal event for under-25s The sentor ve rs 10n has been run nmg sm ce 1937 Tht s year, Etre compe ted for the first time s tnce 195 1 They fmoshe d thtrd behmd E ngland and Scotl a nd In the last m atch, Englishman Gly n Lt gg ms took full adv antage of a Scotu sh mtsde fense tn tbts deal In the other room, the E ng h sh pair had beer a llowed to buy the contract m t wo hearts, m ade e xactl y Here, East ' s two-club respo nse showed hearts. South 's fo ur spades deftes comment, ye t the re ts som e saying tha t comes to mtnd a bout not arg utng FRANK & EARNEST 3 Chrysler New Yorker tt-4125.7 At 10:00 A M. On 615/89 AI Tho Homer 23 Cove By Phillip Alder p1~97~2~Gi~la~ll~~r:o~n~ , ·,';&~Foot, Ford Clnn, 13.500. 302 740-446- real good condillon, $5,000 740· 892-S!et. From Sale Prior To Sate Terms pert 58 Takltl the ltelm Moving up in age Good Condition, SO,OOO Miles, $6,800, 740·245· 90011. 57 Pllonogrllpf't Opening lead: • A $1500.(304)675-6856 Ohio Valley Bank Will Offer For Sale By PuDIIc Auction A t988 1552 IUPII IICIITII To Sale Terms Of Sale CASH M&JAuto 740-388·11693 or 740-742-4510 "'curNnCy till Uka a.dlnee, In Surny Bidder ' As Is ·Where Is' Without Expressed Or Implied Warranty & 1980 31' Coachman travel trailer, $4,000, 74D-446·3159. 740·441· • • •.tl ......, .... .e.. OVB Annex , 143 Th ird Avenue , Of Sale CASH OR CERTIFIEO CHECK. Farm Tr~ctor Ford 2000 For THIS GOSSIP IS M~ Be Soon By Calling n,. Collaclion Dopl Al140·44t' 1038. 1991 Ford Taurua. 88,000 milu. OVS Reserves Tho Right To Ac· Exooilont Condftlon. $2500 Firm . cept IRolect Any & All Bids. & Withd raw IIams From Sale Prior (304)675-4435, after 4PM .,.mtllon. 4 QOOd liroa, $1150. 17 11echval _,ant 11 Yele grlduot. 20 Slnger Acs.ma 21 P-by Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East Weal Nortb Easl $3,ooo oo (74DJ-44e-1543 Allor Gallipolis, OH. Sold To Hlghut 24 Months, 3.75% 38 Monlho, 415% ' A8 Month&, S.5% 80 Lawn, Inc. 1·800·584-1111, Galli· polis, OH We Ooiivttl • Q 9 8 • J 5 43 Tires, Coli 740·742·2203 After 6 PM hllaiMtnd A Slng•p an unN -pon• • 2 Perfor mance Exhaust . Good & All Bids, & Withdraw Items Months.. Carmichael's Farm & Soulh •98 53 2 1993 Honda 300EX Excellent Condiilon, Runs Good, Nort Bara, Deere Round Balm, Mower Condltlonerl, D% 12 Months, 2 .75% ;P~~-=·~~~~~~~.,..~~-=~TV~~i Iator.String • Singto Ntck StHI Gui~romollon. Call now (304)995-3100. · 2123 140-742-3304. Yamaha YFM400F ATV 1071018 1991 Dodge Spirit, very good At 10.00 A.M. On 6/19/99 AI Tno Maintained: wlfe 'a c:tr 1321< Fence, Pump & Filler, Slide & Poln & Skimmer, Hose 16'x32' Cover Wator Bags , Stopa, Phi Pool Table, 3'x8' ovtralzt with 31 MERCHANDISE 51 0 toala.(304)862-3436. Privacy 740-441 -1 508 740-949·2836 or 740-949-2045 1991 FlreDird. T-Top, Lika Now. $7900. (304)675-2338. tamale , shots & wormed , tall 24,000 mllta, excellent condlllon, 1990 Cougar. high mlloo. runo groal, looks good, V-6, $2100, Ohio Valley Bank Will Offer For AKC While .Gorman Shepherd Pupo, Pick: 1-Male and Hemal._ L.aftl(7,40)·245-9213. BoauU!ul Jack Aullall terrier pup, I K 4 118 Ford Wlndoltr GL, dall< gmon, 740 06-03-119 •KQ88 2 Weal Eul • J 76 • K 10 • A 10 8 4 •Q9 7 63 I A 7 8 3 • J 10 5 2 •A ? • 10 9 1887 Sulek Century, now brokas, 1994 Yamah a PW50. Excellent lt9lda 1uat pump & IJattory, olking Condltloo H'lmet & Boots (304)(l76-1614. $500, cou 740-992-0075 6'00pm Hydroilc hooo making aatup with Johnson• • Used Furniture lAp· 11110 ·1990 CARS FROM hOO $125NoChaclc8, 740-25e-6162. pie8CaN740-«HII82. ,., i Air Exorclu Bike $75, Colleo Tallie, $40; End TaDie $40, Small Student Cook $15; Bathroom Or· ganlzor $15, l'Nin FJarne & Head- Breakthrough!!! Loae 10-200 Pounds Eaav. Quick, Fast Dramatic Re1ull1, 100'% Natural, Doctor Recommended. FfH Sa~ condlilonod, $260·$300, oowor, 2 bedroom mobile home In Mid· 2029 Christy 's Family Living· School day Special, pay deposit & recelve ,lrst month's rent free. Call 740·992·4514 ask for Chris Mar· I r New And U&td F~rnlture Store Below Holiday Inn, Kanauga . water and trash Included, 740· $150 Sel ol live, 15' Chevy Rims & Tlru, $175 . (304)675· Equal Housing Opportunity & movies (740)-378·9&40 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes, air 992-2187 8'x12' Treated Porch wiAails, TRANSPORTATION 319-3323 Ext 4420. era & Proven Pairs of Coeka· board S20 ; All Items Excellent Condltlonl740-441-o988 :.:=~--==--- One Bedroom House In Ctrv, No Pet s, References Required, $300 Mo Plus Uliiilitl, Oopoolt Rqulrod, (740)·441·1308. t987 Nlnan Stanza For Salo. Hay For lnlormallon Call 740.258-eo85 II No Anower. 937· 322-7929. AKC Registered Blaell: Lebs Have been wormed , $200 00 eac,h. 2 femalea , s males. One 2 yra old, housebroken, S100 00 Norib • A Q 4. • KJ 5 Tltt&. Rune Great, 740-256-6160 1993 Chov. Pick-Up S hort Bod. Pollee Impounds. And Ta x Repo's For Listings can 1-800 - Also. Dondod pair Nanday Conu· _______1 441 ·0461 , 411,., Excellent Condition. Retail Value $13,800 , Asking $11 ,900, 740-446-7729 Hay & Grain N<C L.all PL!lllloo. 140-379-2683. Full Blooded Himalayan Kittens, 6 Drawer Dreuer 150: 1 Kitchen 640 71 o Autos for Sale $900 New haven- 2BR ttome , Gara'ga, River Frontage Deposit, Leaee. Roleroncoo (304)934-7462 740-448- 1990 Nlasan 4114, -4 Cylinder. 5 Speed , New Wheels On 31 ' 2 .male Eski mo spitz pupplll, ahots, $50 each, ready- ro r good home, cai 7.W.992· 5465. Hand f f d Tame Cockateal Ba· bles. Different colors & prices. Sewage, Trash. S3161Mo., 740· 446·0008. 1988 Redmond Dan ville 14x70 Al so, Ha s Expando Very Ni ce, Must Selll Asking $14,000, 740· s,.oo, Pets for Sale Brown fPiatd Couch, $100, 740· 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath In Ga!llpolls Nice Yard With Fence & 2 Star· age Buildings Central Heat & Air Lease & Deposit $525/Mo , 7,.0· Only 740-448-4207 lent Condition , 8196, Arter 5 P.M 560 Tallie $30, I Brown Chair $30; I Weal 2 Bedroom Towf)houae Apartments, Includes Water 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Panially Furnished, 4 Miles SOuth Of GaiN- 5 HP MTD Rear Tine Tiller Exooi- RIO Grande. OH Call 740·245· 5121 3711 EOH (304Jn:J.588t .Wt -5118, t 998 Honda Fourtrax 300 2 WD, 37 wurlltztr Jukebox /Records. 13 5 Aluminum V-Bottom Boat, 9 5 Johnson Motor, 740-379-2228 11wer pipes, Wind· etc. Claude Wlntera. , ...... 11 Not moving $1.500 080 740-446-2983. C;'.n herb 1£.1.~~~ 11 CSmtnerel 5 3 - 0t 15A.....,.ha 1&114 Ford Bronco Au1omaUc, 4 Wheel Drive , Good Rubber, Outstanding Angu s And Chll n· gu s Bulla. Reasonably Priced, Slate Run Farms, Jack10n, Ohio 140-266-5385. Building Supplies Groen Apts. 149 ar call 740-992· Nloe 2 bedroom apartment in Svr~ a-cuse, $285 per month, trash In· 19S7 Clay ton Mob tle Home, 14x70 , Stove & Refrigerator, All Electric. 3 Bedrooms. 1 112 Baths, Cent ra l Air. $8, 000 Firm . Ca sh 1a• DlrecTV S.telllte Syatem•$69.00, $100 or free programming. llmUed time offer, ca111 -8()().-779· 7806 2 Bedroom wfBasement & Garage Deposit & References No mo~ Merchandlee 2 bedroom apartment'ror re nt, $200, will allow 1 pet. 740·667· 1971 Dari n, 141(60 2 bedroom, new carpet In living room, 2 year old carpet m the re st, both bedrooms are b1g , will take $3500, 740 992 0075 mu st be moved 1873 Htllcrest twa bedroom btle home. 7.4()-992·5039 540 Ml1cellaneous (740)-24 5-5128 or (740)-378· Area $250+doposil. (304)6751371 .1(304)875-3230. ASAP 8 oo p.m. 740-992·2526 . Ruoo month (5 13)27f-9091 304-576-2438 2 BR furn ished home in Ma son No pets References required Buy or aell . Rlv.frlne Antique&, 11 24 E Main Street, on Rt 124, Pome roy. Ho urs. M T. W. 10 00 a.m to 6 00 p m , Sunday 1.00 to 2 Bedro om Ap artment In Point Pleasant, Upstairs Utilities Paid Refe re nces, Deposit. and Lease requ ired No Pe ts $425 per $12,000 00 (304)·875-2319 Pots (304)675-5162 Needed, 740-992·S088 350 Welt Amplifie r wllh built in Crossover alao Includes Speak· er boJI loaded with 1· 12" JL and 4- 1o• JL's two(2) , 1" Tweetert also Included. 1900 .. 00 OSO 350 Lots & Acreage 5 Acre s Bla cktop Frontage & Lake Vi ew. Ga l!la Coun ty, $32,000 More Acreage Available, AnUq ue. Bottle, Adver l lslng Sale An d Auction et28 th, 9· 4, Polnl Pleaunt Armory Quality Dealers Moore owner 1-Bedroom Apt , utilities Included, Furnished or unfurnished! $300 mo 2·Bedooms all Electric nail- 550 Antique• 54' Oak Roil Top Dosk, 740·441 · 0384. Apartments for Rent 440 Small Gibson Ches t Type Fret z· ... $150 00 (304)675-!51121. 530 :::...:~:.:::_::_ 360 141(70 HollyPa rk Mobll ehOme , 2BA Large Bath/garden bathtub, separate shower large living· room w/h1g h ceilings, new carpet, kttc hen has new top ol· the-Une gas stove has gas heat, central air mstalled m 1994 , new steel doo rs &s tor 111 doo rs Aski ng os Requlrad, 740-446-t 104 4 · Bedroom Apartments for Low Income Families Cali for Income limits Available now to qualified 74D-286-D081 320 Mobile Homes for Sale · Nice 2 Bedroom Trailer In s mall Trailer Park, Deposit & Relerenc- sage OU Meigs Mine, 740.698-7150 Restore d Vt t:torlan home situated on 12 acre s, VIll age Middlepo rt, seclu ded and private, appom t· ment, ca\1 740 992·5696 740-386-8964, 74o-44t-1401 ll'aller For Rent! 740-44'6· 1279 (304)675-4123, anor 6 30PM 310 Homes for Sale (304)675-4040 , lor a Free Es- Clean at (304)675-4040 6055 Tra 11er For Sale Olllce Tra iler, 1Ox40 All Electric & A C 1994 14 x70 Sun shma 3 Bed· rooms, 2 Baths, Blue Carp et, WI 1-888·582·3345 ow, Sky Light ClAir, With Rolrlg & Ra nge very Nicoll (304 )675· 948-5678 REAL ESTATE Does Your House Siding, De ck or Driveway need a clean ing? 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This penon may evct1 seek you out to trj to aetto know y011 boner. TAURUS (Apnl 29-May 20) Althouah it doesn't mean y011 should leave the resolution of crilical i~. up lo chance, success is favored for· . you today throuah a unique chatn of • ' cin:umstances Aow with the tide. B1trng. Mumps - Jwcy - Negate · PA Y. for IT A wealthy netghbor told me that an 1tem IS worth prectsely what it can do for you not whal you PAY for IT JUNE 31 �. Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel .. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Health Recovery Services receives recognition · To· PERFORM • "Bleeding Soul" from ·Gallipolis will be performIng at the Millennia! Crusade for Christ at Meigs High School Satur· day which has been designated as youth night. The crusade is being held nightly in the gymnasium there and will continue all week at 7 p.m. Also appearing on the program will be "Puppets with a Mission." Members of the rock to metal "Bleeding Soul" are Billy Shato, Travis Sayre, Johnathon, and Michael Shato. They. took their name from Rev. 6:9-10 and have been together for three years: Their phi· losophy is that "Christians should be able to rock, too." · On Sunday the group will continue the crusade with a service at the Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church in Middleport, 7 p.m. Pastor Les Hayman invites the public. · Thursday night's service at Meigs High has been designated as Minersville, Syracuse and Racine night and the special singers will be Eternitv. ·Friday is Chester, Tuppers Plains, Coolville and Reedsville night and the BuUders Quartet will be singing. Music begins at 6:40 'p.m. and before Friday night's service, Meigs County James Soulsby will be the featured singer. . ·-c:--,---:--- Chester Daughters ·o t America celebrates 65th anniversary The 65th anni versary of Chester Council 323. Daughters of America, tic baskets filled with mints. Esther Smith · and Julie Curtis won door was ob~ervcd at a recen t meeting pnzes. held a1 the hall. Seated at a special. table with the The two remaini ng charter mem- charter members were Esther Smith, bers. Eli za bet h Hayes and Ze lda past state councilor; JoAnn Ritchie , Weber, were present and given spe- past stale councilor; Jean Welsh, state cial recogmtion. Seated in the center · credential committee; Helen Wolf, of the hall they were encircled by the state legislative committee ; and Mary tncmbers for a candl e lighting cere- Holter, 50 year member. · mony as Helen Wolf played and sang A 50-year pin was presented to "On.e Liitle Candle." · Holter after she was escorted to the Erma Cleland read''Growing altar by the color bearers and Erma Older is Part of God's Plan" and Cleland who made the presentation. Esther Smith presented the two charMembers present were Erma Cle' ter members with potted plants on land, Goldie Frederick, Thelma behalf of the Council. White, Opal Hollon, Marcia Keller, The honorees talked about the Delores Wolfe. Jean Welsh. Julie history of the lodge and related early Curtis, Elizabeth Hayes, Zelda incidents. Refreshments of cake, ·Weber, JoAnn Ritchie, Margaret baked and decorated by JoAn n Amberger, Ella Osborne, Helen Wolf, . Ritchie. ice cream and pop were Esther Smith, Gary Holter, Mary served by the Good of the Order Holter, • Mary Jo Barringer, Opal Committee. Favors were white phis- Eichinger, and Laura Mae Nice. Health Recovery Services inc. of Shirts, ribbons, cenificates and butMeigs County was recentl y present- tons with a drug free message and ed with the "Greatest Youth Partici- trophies to commemorate this honor. pation Award" for the I 998 Meigs The annual Red Ribbon CelebraCounty Re~ Ribbon Celebration by tion beganin 1988 in-Ohio .under the Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth. leadership of Ohio Parents' for Drug The community partnership was Free Youth. The celebration has selected for the honor of having the become the annual calaJyst to snow best Red Ribbon celebration in Ohio intolerance for drugs in schools, involving the greatest number of work places and communities. youth. Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth During October Health Recovery is a not-for-profit organization Services, Inc. sponsored t~e I 998 which provides leadership and fosMeigs County Red Ribbon Celebra- ters networks in order to J!romote tjon . Several successful events for safe and drug free coml!lunities youth occurred during the celebra- throughout Ohio. i' · tion . The event which received the most publicity was a "Color My World Drug Free" poster contest for PRESENTED PLAQUE all Meigs county elementary Julie Wandling of Meigs County Recovery Services schools, grades K-6 and poetry con- Health test for all junior and senior high accepted a plaque from Dick . James, Ohio Parenta for Drug schools, grades 7- 12. Winners of the poster and poetry Free Youth board director , •t a contest were announced at the Red recent meeting held In C~lum­ Ribbon Rall y at the Pomeroy bus. It was given in . hcil)pr of Municipal Building. They received local participation In till, Red ·1, Red Ribbon Wee k .or DARE T- . Ribbon Celebration. shari ng support gro up, Thurf4ay, I p.m. at Senor Citizens Center. Sheriff James Soulsby to speak on telephone sca ms and fraud. Vo lu ""' Street, Pomeroy. Pool table avail able. · Center opens at 6 p.m. and closes at 10:30 p.m . Friday and Saturday nights. SALEM CENTER- Star drange 77S regu lar meeting. Sat- ' urd ay, potluck supper, 6:30 P,.m. followed by meeting at 8 p.m. Rac ine Grange "!ill visit. Members to take food .bank iicms . The Sentinel News fotUne 992-2·1 56 Bob's Market El 9reenhouses, Inc. June Savidfls · 2/S Each . Includes: All bedding plants from Ageratum to Zinnias. And all 10" Baskets in stock 6 GERANIUMS or Quality Jackson Perkins NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS s ROSE BUSHES -~'!!~~ . OR CHARTER MEMBERS - Elizabeth Hayes, left, and Zelda We_ber, charter members, were honored at the celebration of the 65th anniversary of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America Reg. $1.78 ea. -- You are invited to tfie 9rand Up,mirla ~ ~ By ANNE GEARAN AIISOCiated I"NQ Writer WASHINGTON (AP)- President Ointon said today " I am anxious to end the bombing" against Yugoslavia but .not until NAm has proof that Slobodan Milosevic is complying with the alliance's terms for a Kosovo peace agreement. Oiilton said he was encouraged by Yugoslavia's acceptance of an international peace pian but is cautious because of Milosevic's record of broken promises over 6 1/2 years. "1 will feel much better about this when we have evidence that there is a real withdrawal of Serb forces and when we are moving in," the president·said in an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America." Saying th;lt NAm will keep up its bombing campaign - targets across Serbia were struck today - Ointon said, · " I think it's important that we continue the miliW}' action against the miliW}' targets until we have some evidence · that there are mpre than wolds here. · "We want to know that the miliW}' forces are withdrawing." he said, "and we want to have the timetable for our people going in. We want to have a militarily verifiable withdrawal of the troops and an agreement about the introduction of the international force." He said those steps "could come quite soon." He said·Finnish President Manti Ahtisaari, the European UniOI) envoy for the Kosovo crisis, gave the Serbs a proposal providing for military·to-.military contacts that are to occur ~' in the next several hours, probably early tomorrow. ... Then we would could proCeed pretty quickly. "Believe me, I'm anxious to end the bombing but I want to know that our objectives have achieved," the president said. · , Ointon said he did not believe the war-erimes indictment against Milosevic was discuSsed as part of the peace deal. He also Said Milosevic's Slaying in office was not part of NAm's terms. "That question is leff open," Ointon said. "He is subject to the jurisdiction of the i,ntemational war-erimes tribunal whicl\ means that if he comes within the jurisdiction of any oountry that is cooperating with the United Nations, they would have an obligatiOIJ to tum him been over. ~~ The administration said the vanguard of American peacekeeping troops is prepared to move into Kosovo "within days" alongside their heavily armed NAm allies after verifying a promised Serb withdrawal. . "There will be a military-to-military relationship established, at least for the purpose of going over the details and the mechanics and logistics of what would need to be worked out in the event that there is intent to fully comply with this, ~· Defense Secretary William Cohen told reporters at the Pentagon. Ointon's national security adviser, Sandy Berger, said the peace tenns included a rapid timetable for withdrawal of Yugoslav forces. Once Milosevic begins acting on the agreemen~ he has 48 bouts to unplug his air defense system and seven days to remove his troops. from Kosovo, Berger said on ABC's "Nightline" program. "I think we have a fairly good idea of what is there," Berger said. "And I think again we have.adequate means to verify his compliance." . Just houis after Milosevic agreed to the peace plan, worked out with American, Russian and European shuttle diplomacy, Ointon and his top military adviseiS discusseq peacekCeping options. During the White House meeting. the president and the Joint Cl!iefs of Staff also talked about other NATO contingencies, including the use of ground forces if diplomacy fails, although there's no NAm con- . sensus for a ground invasion, Cohen said. "The United States is prepared to move its initial forces within days of a peace agreement," Cohen said. "The president briefly discussed other ground force options, but there were no decisions that were made." •· NATO bombing will continue unabated until Serb forces withdraw. After 72 days of U.S.-Ied airstrikes, which, according to NAm estimates, inflicted more than JO,CXX> Yugoslav casualties and destroyed hundreds of artillery pieces, armored personnel carriers and tanks, Milosevic·capitull!ted to NATO demands for a withdrawal of Serb forces from Kosovo and safe passage home for refugees. . The peace agreement, if it sticks, would be a major tri .umph for Oinion after weeks of criticism that the bombing campaign had not brought an end to Serb aggression or a solution to the plight of hundreds of thousands of refugees. Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott planned to meel other architects of the peace plan today in Helsinki. Finland. Russian mediator Viktor Cl!emomyrdin and Ahtisaari carried the plan to Milosevic earlier this week. Air Force Maj. Gen. Cl!arles Wald told reporters that until .the allies have better proof of Serb inte~tions. retreat ing Serb troop; would be vulnerable. "Until there's agreement, they're a military target," Wald said. · · · · Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon said NATO peace-_ keeping troop; could begin arriving in Kosovo within a few days of a final peace deal. NAm planned to put abou• 50,000 troops in the Serbian province to reestablish order and guard the returning ethnic Albanian refugees, incl uding 800,000 who have fled ,since March' 24. The Millennia/ Crusade for · Christ continues women held following pursuit CRUSADE CONTINUES - The county-wide Millennia! Crusade lor Christ, a week-long event spontored by area churches, haa drawn as · many as 450 worahlpers each night, arid will continue through Saturday at Meigs High School. Charles Swlgger has served as special evangeliat for the crusade, which has also included special lingers each evening. On Thursday evening, Eternity, based In Point Pleasant, w. Va., provided special music prior to and during the service, below. Volunteer counselors are alao on hand to -offer encou ragement fOllowing each evening's al~r call. At left, worshipers are pictured amid a prayer circle fOllowing the sarvice laat night. HUNTINGTON, W.Vtr. (AP)- TWo women accusecj of trying to cash a bad check and disarming a i;lepuiy at gunpoint have !Jeen 'arrested after a chase in which they shot at a poliw cruiser.. '• · .Adrienne Melba, 37, of Point Pleasant, and Valerie Taylor, 24, of Apple Grove, were being held in the Cabell County jail today on $250,000 bond each. · They also are charged with two oounts of burglary in Mason County, where they allegedly broke into .two hQmes, stealing checks, _shotguns, a rifle and two pistols. ' Taylor and Melba are currentlY ott .bond in ~:~!~'~:y~~~~~·ll-­ from charges after an aparfment fi'i{ aiRegency A bond is $21,000 and Melba's is $10,000. "It reminded me of 'Thelma and Lo~ise,'" said Cabell County Sheriff Dallan Fields. "They were definitely up to something. They had drug oara-·1 i?hernalia in the back seat and hair dye. It looked like they were planning on changing their appearance ~mehow." · Deputy Lafe Roberts was dispatched Thursday afternoon to a City National Bank branch on U.S. 60, where the two women allegedly were · attempting to cash a forged c~eck. Roberts said he approached the Good Afternoon women, who were in a red sports car, and asked one of them 10 step out of the vehicle when he noticed weapons in the back seat. Today's "I got inside the car and was get· 2 Seetlons • 12 Pqes ting the weapons. %en I turned around, the woman (Melba) pointed a pistol right between my eyes," Roberts said. "She told me not to move. I complied." . . The women took Roberts'.gun and then sped off, firing two shots back at Roberts' cruiser. . · "I guess they were trying 10 disable the cruiser," Roberts said. "I'm just thahkfui they didn' shoot at me." . Lotte nes Roberts' cruiser remained 0810 vable. He putsued them, calling for backup. State police disabled the Plck3: 3·1-1 ; Plck4: S-5·9·1 women's car on State Route 10 with Buckeye!: 1-10-22-28-36 road spikes. w.yA. There was a brief standoff before DaUy 3: '6·1·2; Dally 4: $-4.()..8 the women threw down 'their 0 I 99'l OhiO VIIF<J l'llbiiiiiJ"I Co.-' weapons. Sentinel 3/8 ·TREES andSHRUBBE I . Salt Pricea in tfltct ,,. Refr~ments will be served and door prozes will be given away dady. we offer new and used clothing, new gift items, candles, tools, new and ~~Roger ~- el Single Copy · 35 Ce nt s " . Located at 503 Mill Street, Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, June 1st thru Saturday, June 5th Special Ribbon Cuttlni Ceremony at 9fOO a.m. TueMia)', .June ut ?1\ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio N•Hn iH·r 1 Entire Selection WAVE ;t PETUNIAS ... Now 8 29 ' . Jutt BARGAIN OUTLET e!Tt'\~: ~ ',o ... _, 4 ·~ 41nch pot , . ----- Hometown Newspaper :;:8J1.9 Now Just ei -Page4 Clinton 'anxious'. to e.n d Kosovo bombing · .!.QR ., . karl Malone wins second Most valuable Player Award ' ALL BEDDING PLANTS AND .10'~ HANGING 62!!i The Memorial golf tourney underway, Page 4 .Homosexuality and marriage, Page 6 · Sermonette, Page 6 . \ Meigs County's SATURDAY POMEROY - Millennia! Crusade for Christ, 7 p.m. · Meigs High School gymnasium. West MONDAY FRIDAY Virginia Night to be observed. Bible sc hool at the Syracuse POMEROY - Millennia! Cru- Puppets with a Mission and Nazarene Church, Monday sade for Christ, 7 p.m. Meigs · Bleeding Soul to be featured through Friday, 6 to 8:30 p.m. High School gymnasium .. The music. with Friday session at poolsid e. THURSDAY Builders Quartet to sing. Chestef• l'or more informatiOn co ntact POMEROY - Millennia! Cru- Tuppers Plains, Cooivill&, CHESTER - Chester Town- 992-2514 or 992-35 17. sade for Christ, 7 p.m. Meig s Reedsville Night to be observed. ship Trustees special meeting High School gymnasium . '.' Eter- Pre-service special music by Saturday, 7 a.m. at the town haiL . TUESDAY nity " to sing ; Minersville, Syra- · James Soulsby. SYRACUS E - Meigs County cuse, ·and Racine Night _to · be CHESTER .The Meigs Chamber of ·Commerce, regular observed. POMEROY - Fun, food and County Fish and Game Associa- luncheon meeting, Tuesday noon. fellowship project at God's tion's annual children's filhing Speaker, Perry Varnadoe, Meigs SYRACUSE - Syracuse Vil- Neighborhood Escape for Teens, derby, Saturday, 8 a.m., for ages County Economic De_velopment'. . lage Council, meeting sc heduled Friday. · . . 15 and under, at the Chester club for Thursday, postponed to TuesFree .food for .snacking while · house. POMEROY' Salisbury day, June 8. teens at center. Non-violent video Luncheon will be served, Township Trustees, Tuesday, 6:30 games, computer · programs and prizes will be awarded. Take own · p.m . at the town ship hall on Rock POMEROY - Caring and cards at center located on Main fishing equipment. Springs Road . Reg. $14.98 Today: Sunny High: 80s~ Low: 50s Sports June 4, 1111111 • POMEROY -· Junior and Rita White to e ntertain at Meigs Senior Center, Thursday, 5;30 p.m. No admis sion charge. · ~ · . 50· YEAR MEMBER :_ Mary K. Holter received her 50-year pin in ceremonies at a recent meeting of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America. Erma Cleland, deputy state councilor, from made the presentation after Holter w.as escorted to the front by color bearers, Dolores Wolfe, left, and Esther Smith. Weather Tomorrow: Sunny High: 80s; low: ISOa - - - - - - - Comml(nity Calendar-c._ · -.- - - - - The Co mmun ity Cale nd ar is published as a free · se rvi ce to non-profit gro ups wishing to announce mee tin gs and special events. The calendar is not. designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printecj only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific number of days. Friday Thursday, June 3, 1 used furniture, appliances, flowers and other mise Items. Store hours: Mon thru Fri 9:00 am to 3 pm ~ Mllp lo;1l aiNI CINelt .,. old Ci Manley/Owner Donna Meadowi/Manager 992-3894 Y' MILE NOATH OF POMEROY-MASON ~ . -~\*~~~ I BRIDGE, MASON, WV PHONE (304) 773-5721 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK . 2400 EASTERN AVENUE, GALUPOUS, 'OHIO PHONE (740) 446-1711 ·oPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • I. ----- ---- - - -·· -. .-· -..----,...- ---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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