http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2fa758aac46f285f872c49b875898782.pdf 0fd5bdcc3c8f739b8a31c005a381baae PDF Text Text • Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel •• ••• Wednesday, June 23, 1999 : · Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~~~~~--------------~==~~~~----~------~~--- •: ~ '· rapoOOR . - . Eleanor Boyles, Starling, Sandra and Florence Ann Spencer and Mary Chuck Massar, Mary Lou Lutz, Dan. Jo Barringer, representing the moth- Sholia, Kin, Joe, Laurie, Ashley, Jcsers of Alfred United Methodist sica and Janae Boyles, Russell Cl\urch, gave Cool Spot gift certifi- Archer. Myrtle Flanders, Kathy Jack-' cates to the fathers of the church on son, Lloyd and Doris Dillinger. Father's Day. Doris Dillinger read "Fathers are Wonderful People." Nel- . Middleport pon:h and entryway lie Parker read her son Eric's remem- contest l!lnnounced brances of his father. Spencer read The Middleport Community "Dad" in the absence of Barringer Association for the second year IS who is ill. sponsoring a porch and entryway Philip Boyles was honored on his decorating cont~st. · . birthday with a party at the home of The contest.ts to e_ncourage reS\· Florence Ann, Ri chard, and Tim dents to beauufy thetr homes w1th Spencer. Guests included his mmher, flowers and planis. Contestants must Alfred news Thursday r---------------------------------------------~ ~ Woman sues tabloid over t3ifford affair ••• • ..;;;;fi,;,.;...._,~m.._-;...;,.;.,<k••....J said she told the Globe that she and • MIAMI (AP) - A flight attendant whose affair wilt! 5pj)rt5Caster Gifford never had sex, just a flina· Frank Gifford exploded into tious relationship. Gifford is martabloid fircworl<s has filed a SI0 ried to TV talk. show host Kathy million federal lawsuit against a Lee Gifford. Johnson said Globe news editor Canadian corporation that publishCand<~Ce Trunzo told her that the es the weekly Globe. . paper only wanted to write about Su~Johnson, 48, said the the couple's platonic relationship. Globe graphed the scandal io boost ofits and pressured her Johnson said sbe signed an agreeInto seducing Gifford in 1997. Her ment with the tabloid in March suit alleges false imprisonment, 1997 in which Globe officials offered $25;000 for the Gifford negligence and slander. In the complaint filed in Miami story, and an additional $25,000 federal court Thesday, Johnson for a photo. of them tog~ther. live within Middleport Village limits; the front porch or front entryway only will he judged; judging will be on live flowers and plants only- no artificial flowers or plants. Contestants must register at the Middleport Department Store by June 3(} and judging will be held the . morning of July 2. Winners will be announced at the July 4 celebration in Dave Diles Park. The first·place winner will receive a $50 gift certifi. cate toward the purchase of flowers for next yeat. Second and third place wi nners will receive $.25 gift certificates for flowers for next year. L_____________________________________________ June 24, 1000 Weath er .•• Today: Showers ' Tomorrow: Cloudy .....•• Reds sweep Diamondbacks, Page 5 Ann: Sharing a lonely struggle, Page 8 Congressional effort for slain athlete, Page 3 High: 80s; Lo)N: 80s ..• •' High: 80s; Low: 80s • Sports San Antonio wfns game 4 of the NBA Finals 96-89, leads 3-1 -Page4 ~ ~ _J "': Meigs County's HometoWn Newspaper ~ • Volume 50, Number 14 ROBERT MOODY TURNS TWO- Robert Moody of West Columbia celebmted his second binhday May 13 at Billy Bob's Wonderland in Barboursville. Those in attendance were his parents, Jim and Lisa Moody; grandparents, George and Judith Starcher · · of West Columbia and George and · Marjorie Moody of Chesire, Ohio; great-grandparents, Gay nell McAbee of West Columbia·and Mary Starcher of Pomeroy, OH; l;ddie, Michele, Gabriel and Jacob Starcher, John and Juanita Grueser, Jim and Pam Durst, Lennie Haptonstall and Tiffany and Brittany Hoffman. ' ,, P0 WEL L 'S PEPSI & MT. . $4'' BIM·IO PM 298 SECOND ST. Accepts Credit Cards UMIT 2 PLEASE. ADD. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO'LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU June 26, 1999 PEPSI; DT•. MT" DEW,.DR. PEPPER~· PEPSI · OIIE, 7UP WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS DOUBLE COUPONS By JIM FREEMAN Sontlnol Nttwa Staff Meigs County ·is being touted as "Ohio's South Coast" in a new webpage designed to promote the region and provide information to prospective new businesses, The new webpage at www.meigscountyohio.com contains information about the .county including population and demographicill data, and available business incentives. · "It used to be that businesses wanted you ro send information on your county, now they want to know what ,your webpage address is," said Meigs County Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe. · Varnadoe said the page was develope<! locally by Paul Darnell of PM Design. "Ohio's South Coast Welcomes You" states the homepage introduction. Varnadoe said the term "south coast" came about during a business meeting. 24 Pl. CUIE Mondayt..ru Sunday RYDAY • SEE STORE FOR DETAILS •• (6'PK, NRS) 2/$5 BON~lESS ·~E.EF ·Ll$:~ f9 New York Str1p St~ak •• ·: ~ Single Copy - 35 Cents 1 PRODUCTS· STORE HOURS Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Meigs touted as 0hio's ·. South Coast' on new internet web site DEW ' ' TP-C Water District reiterates water conservation measures The Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District Wednesday afternoon reiterated the need for its customers. in Letart Tow.nship to conserve water. On June 11, the district issued a Phase II - Mandatory Water Use Ban including all of Letart Township and· par~ of Athens County within the affected area. The measure bans all outside water use with the exception of water for the production of food, maintenance of pets or livestock, or wa~ring by commercial nurseries at a minimum level to maintain stock. The next level of restriction would be ban the use of all water except for drinking and cooking. "Although the drought is the main reason (for the restriction), there are other reasons besides weather creating the problems of water shortages in both Meigs and Athens c0unties," said district manager · Donald C. Poole. In the Meigs County,. Letart To,.,;nship area, it is the . size of the distribution,system serving all of the farming operations using the district's water for irrigation of flowers and romato plants, according to a district press release. ·"The distribution system was built and sized to serve homes with potable water. In 1997 there was a tank and "People don't know where Meigs "'·"''""County is," he said. "I was trying to explain to ·someone where Meigs County is, an!l he said, 'Oh, you're down there on the south coast:." Varnadoe demonstrated the new .webpage. Simply typing in www.meigscountyohio.com on his laptop computer produced the site's homepage and links to information on tourism, economic development activities, the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and other sites con~ining information he hopes wil!' be helpful to grant writers and others seeking information on the county and its communities. · WWW.MEIGSCOUNTYOHIO.COM - County Economic pevolopm..,t Director Perry Varnadoe demonatratoa the now Internet · alta -.melgacountyohlo.com doalgnlld to both prom~ tho coun· ty and HIVO •• 1 eourco of lnfor· matlon. Continued In •w.ter district" on 1 e 3 J USDA CHOICE .. Bottom Round St•ak. . ·1. $;. 7, USDA CHOICE BONELESS BE.~FLI. . '.C .End Chops ......:.•!.~:. 8.9 JACOB STARCHER PORK LOIN SIRLOIN ENJOYS PARTY - Jacob Edward Starcher turned two on May 22. He celebmted with a party at Billy Bob's in Barboursville with cousin, Robert Moody. In attendance were parents, Edward and Michele Starcher; brother, Gabriel Starcher.; grandparents, George and Judith Starcher; greatgrandparents, Lennie Haptonstall, Gaynell McAbee and Mary Starcher and many other family members and friends. WHS Class of '55· holds tenth annual picnic The 1955 Class of Wahama High School met at the \Vest Virginia State ·Farm Museum for their tenth annual picnic on Sunday, May 30. Sylvia Sayre offered grace before the group enjoyed a delicious covered dish potluck meal. Peggy Edwards · conducted the business meeting . . Carol Roush read the 1998 secretary's report and Sylvia Sayre gave the trea, surers report. · For several years the class of 1955 has awarded a $200 scholarship to a deserving graduating senior to help in furtherance of their education. It was suggested that the class of '55 challenge other WHS gmduating classes to consider this fulfilling · usDA CHOICE BONELEss BEEF LB. s.159 ·c lb . LONGHORN Rump Roasts....... . . ... o Y BONELESS PORK LOIN $2· 99 Butterfly Chops.. . OSCAR MAYER $149 Sliced Balogna •.•.~;. Ch ' ee~e.a·.. SUPERIOR'S Fra ' 2/$14 · s:s oz. . 1. · $ 79 ·· STOVE TOP OVEN C (·ASST. F.,aV.) LB. $ ..99 Good Afternoon 7·15.90Z, 4 . 99 •••••• ' Today's DOG ~en 2 Sections • 12 Pages . ·FOOD 120Z. (ASST. VlR.) ,.,,~$, 1 Lotteries FI,.AL TOUC .. FABRI.C SOFTENER OQIQ ' FRESH endeavor. This years officers were elected to serve again next year. They are Peggy Edwards, president; Carol Roush, secretary; and Sylvia Sayr,e, treasurer. Carol Proffitt was game coordinator this year and upon her suggestion a new game coordinator was named. Marjorie Walburn vol: unteered to fulfill this position in this position in the ensuing year. The door prize was won by G~rge Zuspan. Carol Proffitt led the group, in playipg games and presented gifts to winners. It was the unanimous agreement to hold the picnic at the W.Va. State . Farm Museum in 2000, Classmates and guests attending were: Jack and Mary Ann Winebrenner of Gallipolis Ferry; "Blink" and Emma Jean Coffey Williams of Pataskala, OH; David and Carol Ewing Roush of Amanda,,OH; Neil and Catherine Pickens of Nonh East, MD; Janet Nicholson Robinson of Point Pleasant; Eilene Fry Lyons of Letart; Betty Neal Russell of West Columbia; Dale and Marjorie Clarke Walburn ;~nd Sue Cartwright Hall all of Middleport, OH; Pat Roush Noel of Pomeroy, OH; Luther an<) Shirley Oliver Thcker, Roben and Agnes Roush, Jim and Carol Roush Proffitt, George Zuspan, and Peggy McDaniel Edwards all of Mason; Charles '.'Chuck" and Geraldine Mattox Roush, Sylvia Blake Sayre, and Janice Miller Bmdley all of New Haven. · LAY'S POTATO C"IPS (ASST. VAR.) , 'r• Plunls & . • , Peac~s-~•••:89 C ,)$ ., ' ·'· • "tot ' Ch.ease s·.••'. lei~~·. ~· ,. vf 12 I . . oz. ,' Dally 3: 5-8-4'; Dally 4: 8-1.0-7 $,J99 • . W,VA ' ' 3\~' ' 3 •.......~Z' 9·9 c BORDEN AMERICAN : ·:: · . ' Pick 3: 5-8-5; Pick 4: 5-9-9-8 Super Lotto: 1-3-7-23·30-34 Kicker: 7-7-6-9·2-2 ' . 112GAL 64 oz. WISK ULTRA . UIIITED VAllEY lEU DUIIII JUICI, CIIOC. Mill D1 8 9 C Spaghetti Sauce... . · DEL MONTE · . . 99 C HUNT'S (ASST. • 26·27.5 oz. ueeze Ketchu' ·';.. KRAFT .· MAYONNAISE (ASST. VAR.) (REG. OR LT.) . 32DL ' SJ 99 2/$ ,• ' ' FESTIVAL (ASST. FLAY.) Ice Cream .•.........•........ 1!2GAL. . STOkELY'S ·VEGETABLES "~ ,~{$1 ·Borden Butternailk •• . "" 2/$ a oz. (REG~ OR THIN)' OR ELBOW MACARONI ' ' ' .' . Win A SPARKLE PAPER TOWELS $399 3 LIS. 3 . acc ·BANKROLL This Week Powell's Super Value $400 · Free Cash! . .. .. - -., " The Ninth Annual Point Pleasant Sternwheel Regatta <lien, and free for infants. Tlie fireworks cruise tickets Antique Bottle Show and Sale will be held from 9 a.m. kicks off today with activities for the family on Main are $20 each and the race cruise tickets arc $10. Tickets to 3 p.m. at the National Guard Armory. Street · Pleasant Valley Hospital's River Run begins at9 a.m. for all events will be available Thursday evening at with the one mile walk/run followed by the 5K at 9:30 For the first time, a Little Mister and Miss Sternwheel Fourth Street Landing; . Friday's activities. include stemwheel excursions·on a.m. Regatta will be crowned on today at the State Theatre: . Throughout the (jay Saturday, Point Pleasant's DownThe contest, sponsored by the GFWC .Point Pleasant , the Jewel City Sternwheeler at S p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets Junior Woman's Club, is open to West Virginia residents will be available at Fourth Street Landing. The Mark . town Merchants will have a variety of games and activ· ages rive to.eight and begins at 4 p.m. Late registration Wood ·Fun Show is scheduled at5 p.m. at the comer of ities for chil!lren. The Cub Scouts will hold their annual Rain Gutter will be held from 3:15- 3:30p.m. Fourth and ~bin Streets. At 6 p.m., the annual stem· Tamara Orate, 1998 Sternwheel Regatta Queen, will wheel regatta parade beglns at Central School and Regatta at 10 a.m. in the park. The GFWC Point Pleasrelinquish her crown during the annual queen's pageant marches· down Main Street. Parade awards are being ant Junior Woman's Club is holding sidewalk art at II which be&ins at 6:30 p.m. today at .the State Theatre. sponsored by Point Pleasant Rotary Club and Country a.m. and childien's games at 12 p.m, in the park. From Competing for the title will be Katrina Nicole Ash of Mart and Lanes. A Tae Kwon Do demonstration begins noon to 3 p.m., children from age 7 to 14, can test their fishing skills during the BassMII!iters CastingKids com- · Reedy; Ashley Nicole Barnette of Given; Stacy· Nicole at 7 p.m. at the corner of Fourth and Main Streets. Loyd of Buinsville; Kristin Lorraine Morrison of RipLoyal Order of the Moose 731, Peoples Banking & petition on Main Street. Boarding and departure of the sternwheel race cruise ley; Sally Lou Roush of Letan; Ronda Lee Stewart of Trust and Akzo Nobel are sponsoring the entertainment Spencer; Tiffany Rene Stewart of Point Pleasant; Amy , on the bqc from 7 p.m. to I a.m. qroups to perform at Fourth Street is from It :30 a.m. to noon. The cruise is sponsored by Holzer Clinic and .food provided by DomiRuth Tabor of Point Pleasant; .Barbara Thompson of . include High Country Band, Staffhouse and Hunter. Sandyville; Jaclyn Wells of Friendly; an4 Kimberly The Flashbacks will 'warm up the main stage in Bat- no's. Also, the Jewel City Stemwheeler will have cruisNicole Woodall of Point PleasanL . tle Monument Park at 7 p.m. Their concert is sponsored es at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. with tickets available at Fourth Sponsors for the pageant ~SCholarships Include Pleas- by Mid-Atlantic Construction. The sriunds of ~k-n-.roll .Street Landing, The Mark Wood Fun Show, sponsored by City ant Valley Hospital, Fruth Pharmacy, and Fox's Pizza · will fill the park when the Southern Rock All Stars take Den. ·Peoples Banking & Trust will host a reception for the staae at 8:30p.m. The All Stars concert is sponsored National Bank, will be held at I p.m. in BatUe Manu' men! Park. From Ito 3 p.m., stemwheelers will battle it th~ candidates Wednesday evening. by WRYV ."The River" and th.e Wut Virginia Lottery. out during the sternwheel races O!\ the Ohio' River, Cherry Ridge, Crazy Jane and Charlie Lilly will perFrom 8 totO p.m. a street dani)C, sponsored liy Plaques for the event are sponsored by Burlile Oil Com: fortll from 7 to 11:30 p.m. on the river stage at Fourth Guido's, ·is planned at422 Main Street. Street Landing. The musical entertainment is sponsored Saturday's sChedule begins at 5:30 a.m. with the pany. ' The Clark 1Wins and Idle 'JYmes will take the stage by Fox Hoe·and Dozer, Ace High Music, McDonald's of "Battle At The Point" Bass Tournament at Crooked Creek Launch, sponsored by Budweiser and WBYO from I to 3 p.m. in the State Theatre for a gospel concert Point Pleasant and Gino's Pizza and Spaahetti. sponsored by the Mason County Ministerial ·Asaocia. The Jewel City Stcrnwheeler will be arriving in Point. "Big Country 99". Pleasant Thursday evening. Depending on the time of The captain's breakfast, sponsored by Bob Evans of tion. Deckhands will show their skills during the .annual arrival, there may be an excursion Thursday evenina. Gallipolis and the Lowe Hotel, will be held from 8 a.m. deCkhand line throwing competition, sponsored by AEP 11cketa for regular cruises are $5 for adults, $3 for chil- to 10 a.m. at the Low~ liotel. \Vat ViiJinia's Only ...... __ ............_. ,........... ·~ ·~ - -"·~·~·-· .....J···- ... '· --.....·--··---·---·- ________ ___ ..,..., ~~ , . ., River Division, Kanawha River Towing, City Ice and Fuel and Nibert & Morgan Law Offices. Awards.for the deckhand competition ~nd the stemwheeler races will be presented at 6 p.m. on· the River Stage.· Trophies are being provided by Farmers Bank. Bass tournament fishermen will weigh-in their fish and receive awards beginning at 4 p.m. at Sixth and Main Streets. American Legion Post 23, Shell Chemical and Turnpike of Gallipolis will present entertainment on the river stage from 7 p.m. to I a.m. Performers include Paul Doeffinger, Staffhouse and Hunter. Silverthorn, sponsored by Eastman Foodland and Ohio Valley Bank., will perform at 7 p.m. on the main stage. From 8 to 8:30 p.m., board for the sternwheel cruise, featuring food from subway, will be held at Fourth Street Landing. . CountrY, music sensation David Kersh will take the stage at 8:30 p.m. His appearance is sponsored by WBYG "Big Country 99" and the West Virginia Lottery. ·Saturday evening closes will fireworks, sponsored by ·the City of Point Pleasant and Edward Kraemer & Sons, atiO p.m. · . The annual Regatta Gospel Sing will be held on the lawn of the Point Pleasant Library Sunday at I :30 p.m. Featured singers will be The Johnson's New Generation from Johnson City, KY, Jimmie McKnight of Dunbar, and Faithful Witness of Charleston. There is no admission and those attending are asked to bring lawn chairs . The Jewel City Stem.wheeler will have excursions Sunday at 3, S and 7 p.m. with tickets available at Fourth Street Landing. �• Thursday, June 24, 1999 Commentary • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thur.dly, June 24, 1 - .1 tribute as individuals. By Morton Kond,...,kt 'E.sta6fislid in 1948 For instance, Baltimore Orioles owner Peter The 2000 presidential. election Angelos, who made his money trying asbestos could be Armageddon on the tort cases, gave $305,000 to various Democratic Party 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio reform issue, with the nation's entities in 1998, accordins to the Center for 740-~·2158 • Fu: Qg2-2157 trial lawyers spending vast sums Respoll$ive Politics. to defeat their nemesis, Texas A study by a busin.ess-financed group, the Gov. George W. Bush (R). Community Newspaper ·Holdings, Inc. American Tort Reform Association, showed that Bush pushed a sweeping legalbetween January 1990 and June 1994, plaintiffs' reform package through the Texas ROBERT L WINGETT lawyers contributed $17.3 million to state candolegislature in his first term as Publlaher governor. He tried to raise taxes on Jaw firms. dates in Galifornia. Texas and Alabama, dwarfing Bush also fought the award of $3.3 billion to the the sums lhe Democratic and Republican national oCHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL lawyers who negotiated iexas' $17 billion settle- committees gave to federal candidates-- and also Gener~l Manlgel' Clln1rolltr ment with tobacco companies. And he makes it the amounts given by labor and auto companies. "Trial lawyers dominate the Democratic clear that tort reform is a major itell\ on his presiParty," Horowitz says. "They are in the process dential agenda. na. Sentinel .,.,cMNI• ,.,;.,. to 1ft• Hltor from ,_.,.. dft • brolll ,_,.of rop. According to one study, trial ,._ Shott- (3/JD- or ro..) h... l t w - c1t11n<» ot bol"'l p u -. lawyers gave 78 percent of all conTypod- .,. , _ _ - a l l m•y bo · Each ahould /neluda • a~,...,.,., Nd,.,.., •nd rMytltM phone nutnt..r. SPfiC/fy • At• II tnw.'• • r.t. •.ce to • ,._ tributions to the Texas Democratic wou. Mllola or 1 -· llallto: utt.,. to 1M odii<N, .,.,. SenHnel, Ill Cwrl St., Party during the 1998 election - y . Oltlo .f67W/I; or, FAX to 740,1/ti2.ZI/i7. cycle, when Bush was up for reelection. The study, by the .pro-business group Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, ·found that the five main Texas lawyers who negotiated with tobacco companies on the state's behalf --· retained by the former Democratic state attorney general, not Bush -- gave the Democratic Party $1.8 million. Other plaintiffs' lawyers gave By JOHN CUNNIFF $929,000, and $1.7 million came AP Buatn... An•lyat fr9m trial lawyers through the NEW YORK (AP) - Ac~ieving your financial goals may depend on Democratic National Committee. how near to being correct you are on a seemingly simple question: Does All other donors gave $1.3 million reality lie with history or in the expectations of today? combined. . . · Or, to be mote.specific, is the Jeal world to be found in the periQd 1926- , Now, as one of the b1ggest 1998, when investors in stocks earned an average of 1I percent a year? Or · so~rces of money for J?emocrats now, when day traders Seek to make that in a day? nahona!ly -- and :womed abo~t Simple to ask, hard to answer. And whether you're a small individual leg1slallon Bush mog~t support. 1f .investor or the manager of a .large portfolio, the answer becomes all the · he were elected president -- tnal tougher after you've experienced triple-digit gains. lawyers can. be expecte~ to place Stated differently: Could times really have changed so much that huge sums m DemocratiC coffers investors should routinely seek to double their money in months, when on 1n 2000. .. average it took nearly seven years to do this in the past? . And they have m?ney 10 ~bun· Jl/r1 THROWING H\~ IN THE It's hard to believe that the record of history no longer applies. 'It's just as dance, th~nks '.o btg past JU~g­ hard to disbelieve when you've quintupled your money in less than a year, ments agau~st asbestos compan~es as owners of Broadcom Corp. or Qualcomm Inc. have. · and even b1gge! settlements wrth Has progress speeded up that much? Has time shrunk? tobacco c~mpan1es. . of neutralizing the Republican Party, and in some Nobody can offer proof positive, and reliance on so-called experts pro- · A~cord.mg to form~r R~agan Wh1te House states they .will be able to completely control the vides no .assurance one way or another. You can take your pick of advice; , offi~1al M1cha~l Horow1~, ~uecto.r of the Huds~n elected judiciary and be able to pick and choose they range from warnings that history will soon reassert itself todechirations · lnsllt~te's ProJect for Crv1! Just1c_e _Refo~, 10 the places they want to sue and blackmail industhatthe best is,yet to come. three stat~s alone -- Flonda, Mt5liiSS1pp1 ~d tries into settlement." . Your choice, a tough one considering the consequences, whjch might ~exll;'l -· tnaii~":Yers are due to collect $8.2 btl- . · Horowitz claims that, after collecting exorbiinclude the affordability of tuition payments, early vs. late retirement, and hon m.$500 m1lhon a~nual payouts. tant' fees from tobacco companies -• which will general financial comfort as opposed to stress. Natwnally, Hor~":ltz ligures, they co_uld col- only slightly lower Big Tobacco profits, but perA bit of advice you can rely on: Given time; you can .be a rather censer- teet at least $2,0 bllh.on --. ~orne of wh1ch they manently immunize them from lawsuits and send vative investor and stil! have your big gains. Compounding makes it possi- could use to bmld the1r pohllcal power. . their stocks soaring -- the trial bar is moving mi to ble; given time, compounding works miracles. · Th~ou~h 1ts PAC, the lawrers' lead l~bbymg guns and eventuaUy will start suing fast-food Analysts at Standard ~ Poor's not long ago worked up a startling ill us- or11amzatwn, the A':"~ncan Tnal Lawye~Assoc.'- companies for the health damage caused 'by fatty tration of that miracle, to·wit, an investment ,totaling just $16,000 that pro· ahon, gave $~.4 m1lhon to federal candtdates 10 foods. vi des the investor with $531, j 88. 1998, $2.1 m1lhon of 11 to Democrats, about the Regardless of the long term, there's no q'uesYes, it takes time- 40 yearS, in fact. But assuming a $2,000-a-year con- same as tobacco company PACs gave to Republi- tion that trial lawyers have it in for Bush. Tort tribution for eight years, and a compounding rate of 10 percent a year, you cans. . , . reform was one of the four items on his election would have that sum in retirement. All law-firm PACs gave $7 mllhon, of wh1ch . platform when he ran for governor in 1994, and COntrast that with the investor who waited eight years before. making the · 62 percent went I~ D_e':"ocrats. But that under; it's back in his campaign for president. same $2,000-a-year contributions. This person could contribute $2,000 a states lh\l lawyers g1v10g because many conIn his.debut speeches in Iowa and New Hamp· shire last week, Bush referred to tort reform IS a policy he'd pursue -- along with lower taxes and free trade -- to keep prosperity soing. In conversation, he makes it clear that he .regards trial lawyers as a group as part of his opposition. He dismissed the critical fiadings .of one Texas anti-poverty research group, for instance, by saying, "Don't listen to theJ11; they get all their money from the trial lawyers." In .1995, the Texas legislature passed a serie~ of reforms, which Bush aides say he'd try to duplicate at the federal level -- including limits on defendants'liability to their proportion of respon: sibility, venue-shopping, punitive damages and frivolous lawsuits. · Significantly, the Texas reforms also included T I HAT RING! I• ·I eotu-ltrJB:r I c-.-.•,••• ...,., Qoudy lOt - ••_ , .... - - ..· Obit~11ries · ;.era•• flinlrltl--. OlllluitiM . . • ••••11rOtt rr.. . . ,......,... .. ,... r ltDau amcattholed•zt••.-••• r ,._ .. .,....... .., ... Jamp•t¥nl~tl r BurdeU James Black lea - Ch~nce for rainfall to linger in area through Saturday By Tht Aa80CIItttcl Prtaa . Ohio will get some relief from the hot and dry weather, but it will be brief, forecasters said. ' ShowerS and '.hunderstorms will spread across the state tonight follow' ing slightly cooler temperatures today. · But drier air will filter in from the north and wes'. on Friday and summerlike temperatures in the 80s will return, the National Weather Service said. The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 97 degrees in 1914 while the record low was 46 in 1982. Sunset tonight will be at 9:04 p.m. and sunrise Friday at 6:04 a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight ~ .. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, and possibly a 1hunderstorm, mainly until midnight. Temperatures steady in the 'upper 60s. South wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Friday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in t~e lower 80s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Friday night ... Panly cloudy with a .chance of. showers and thundc:r--1 storms, Lows in the mid 60s~ ' Extended forecast: . Saturday...Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon·. Highs near 90. · Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s and highs in the lower 90s. Monday... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s and highs near 90. slahlerOiuM.nll campaign llnance reform. Contributions to candidates for the Texas Supreme Court were capped at $5,000 and lesser limits ·were imposed for lower court candidates. Bush and other Republicans don.'t advocate limits for other offices, but with pro-Democrat trial. lawyers coming in for multibillion-dollar paydays, the GOP might want to think about it. ' Tort reform-- including product liability Jegi~la'.ion, medical malpractice and a~to-insurance reform -- :tends to occupy the back burner in · Washington because it routinely gets blocked by Democrats and some Republicans friendly to the · trial lawyers. But the prospects are that it won't be back.burner as a 2000 campaign issue. It will be huge. (Morton Kondrackt II executive ..tnor of Roll Call, lilt ntwlpapar ol C1pltol Hill.) Copyrtghl11lee NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I · · f 1• t . · d • ' · 1• t a es 0 m0 ra I y an I mm0 ra I y year for the next 32 years- and have only $442,496. . age~;:~;~i~~~~e d~s •. butth~ pow~r 0~ time is often lost sight of in an Gerald Perntt, statistician, behever 10 h1story's relevance and founder of · . · · the "Mutual Fund Letter," reminds us of a sobering s'.atistical concept called By George R. Pl1genz pickup, the garbage men were to disBut Comstock went too far. By the straighten out his life. He went to "gravitation toward the mean .." . Ralph Perk, the former mayor of tribute the 250,000 flyers that !he city time he died he had ~e the focus church one Sunday, and when the minln .short, those long-term averages have a tendency to pmve themselves Cleveland who.died this spring, was a had printed. \biers were asked to say of national derision, A magazine. pub- ister announced the "altar call" at the . again and again . .11 suggests, he suggests, that high equity returns could be kind of latter-day Anthony Comstock. · w~ere they stood on pornography in lished a cartoon in which the mutton- end of the service, John 'went forward headed tower than their long-term averages. Like the 19th and 20th century their neighborhoods. More than 70 .chopped Comstock was seen dragging and knelt at lhe altar along wilh severHe can offer a basketful of evidence that prices are too high, but just one reformer, Perk crusaded against smut. percent of the 13,000 people who a new mother in her nightgown into al others. example illustrates: But he added other touches that helped responded to lhc poll cast their votes court and telling lhe judge, · "Your It was the practice in evangelil:ll Stock prices, measured by the Standard & Poor's 500 index, a relatively make him an object of ridicule in some for decency. honor, this woman gave birth to a churches at such times in the service conservative indicator, have grown a'. a 24.5 percent annual rate since 1995. circles. He once accidentally set fire to "God is against pornography and naked·child," for a member of the church to go up But corporate earnings, upon which prices are based in the long iun, have his hair with a blowtorch while dedi- so are we," said one respondent who · Comstock may have become a and pray wilh the kneeling penitent grown by only 1.9 percent a year. eating a city construction prQject. seemed to be speaking for all the anti- laughing stock, but he did make it into But nobody went to pray with John. With statistical gravitation in mind, he, warns, "Don't be fooled into In i:onducting his tiiDti-pom cam- · porn fighters in aeveland. But before the dictionary, thanks to George The oongri:gation knew who he was. extrapolating recent returns when setting your investment. objectives." To do paign in 1977, Perk latched on to a the Campaign to eliminate smut got to Bernard Shaw, who coined the word He was a bad actor. He had been to so, he says, is to have your head in the clouds. . ·U.S. Supreme Court ruling that when it go any further, Perk left office. "Comstockery." refonn school. He was no good. But you can find plenty of advisers who take the opposite view. They came to obscenity, cities and towns Anthony ComstOck, who died in Evangelist Rex Humbard was When John left the church that Sunemphasize that the market's recent gains are real, tangible, usable. "Don't must conform to p;>mmunity stan- 1915, was not just a Perk-type speaking at Cadle 'Tabernacle in lndi- day, he told his sister, "I'll never'go Jo bury your,head in the sand," they say. ' dards. Perk sent out a poll to his con- reformer. He was a fanatic who anapolis in the 19401. After the ser- church again as long as I live." stituerits. · induced Congress to bar from the mail vice, a woman came up to him and told And he never did. . It was a stroke of genius on his part all "obscene" Items,· including birth a story about her brother John, who For John Dillinger that day, "two to have the city's garbag\l wlleCtors be control instructions. He served as had been to' reform school (as they roads diverged."Th~ "road not taken" lhe poll-takers. After all, the subject of unpaid inspector for the U.S. Postal called it in thCXIC days). may have Jed to the redemption of the By The Anoclat..t Pr••• lhe survey was garbage, wzm't it? Service to see that these "Comstock Wheit he was released, ' she told man who became the most notorious Today i.s Thursday, June 24, the I 75th day of 1999. There are 190 days While making their rounds of trash laws" were enforced. Hum bard, he had made an effort to Public Enemy No. I. Jefl in the year. · Today's Highlight in History: On June 24, 1948, Communist forces cut off all land and water routes between West Germany and West Berlin, prompting the Western allies to organize the massive Berlin Airlift. On this date: there is a real cOnservative the family from which he springs. It is true that By Wllllltm A. Ruahtr In 1314, the forces of Scotland's king, Robert Bruce, ·defeated the Engleader lurking behind that George H. W. Bush went down to defeat at the At first glance it does seem a little unreasonlish in the Battle of Bannockburn. able that Texas Gov. George W. Bush should have smoothly calculating facade. hands of Bill Clinton (and Ross Perot), 'but the In 1497, explorer John Cabot spotted land, probably in present-day Cana- the Republican presidential nomination all but John McCain is an indis- - Bush family is well known to, and well liked by, da- the first recorded sighting of North America by a European. · . wrapped up at this stage of the game, The first priputable war hero, but he has the American people. The Bush years in lhe White In 1509, Henry VIII was crowned king of England. maries are still eight months away, and there are opposed the majority Repub- House have, in reirospect, ·a· positively nostalgic In 1.793, the first republican constitution in France was adopted. at least a half-dozen other fairly respectable ·canlican position~ on everything charm for many voters. The president was a In 1842, author-journalist Ambrose Bierce was born in Meigs County, didates offering themselves for the nomination. from campaign finance so.metimes tongue-tied but always likable man; Ohio. · reform to the need for his wife, Barbara, was a sturdy and outspoken Why should this particular contender already In 1908, the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, Grover Cleve- have raised a war chest of around $20 million, ground forces in Kosovo. , matron; and their children, including George W. land, died in Princeton, N.J., at age 71. Pat Buchanan, who and his brother Jeb (currently the governor of enjoy the endorsement of nearly a score of In 1940, France signed an armistice with Italy during World War 11 . Republican governors, and have so many .suphas already been around the Florida), seemed cut from the same cloth. Such In 1948, the Republican National Convention, meeting in Philadelphia, porters in Congress that its Republican leaders are track twice, has a. Joyal con- episodes as the Lewinsky scandal were simply nominated New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey for president. reportedly already concerting policy initiatives stituency, but has never 'sdlved the problem of inconceivable in the Bush White House, In 1968, "Resurrection City," a shantytown constructed as part of the with him? expanding it, and is at odds with the majority of Add to these the highly relevant facts that, as a Poor People's March ·on Washington D.C., was closed down by authorities. On further reflection, however, the Bush phe- Republicans on the important issue of free trade. Texan, George W. Bush feels at home in the SpanIn 1987, comedian-actor Jackie Gleason died at his home in 'Fort Laud- nomenon is faidy easily explained. All of his Gary Bauer is also the darling of a particular bloc ish language, and is reported to have carried erdale, Aa., at age 71. rivals have glaring weaknesses to set against their -- the religious right -- but he too has never held something on lhe order of 46 percent of lhe OliTen ye,ars ago: Following the crackdown on C)lina's pro-democracy strengths, whatever those may be. Steve Forbes, elective office. (And the same can be said for his cano vote last November, and one can begin to movement, Zhao Ziyang was deposed as Communist Party general secre- perhaps alon~. has 'the money to slay in lhe game rival on the religious right; Alan Keyes.) Con- understand the enthusiasm for him that has welled tary, and was replaced by Jiang Zemin. . as long as it takes, and has brilliantly .redesigned gressman John Kasich has a certain boyish up in many a Republican breast. Five years ago: President Clinton struck out at his conservative critics himself-to appeal to social conservatives as well appeal, but as a mere House member is ill-placed To be sure, Bush's critics, especially in the and the media, complaining in a speech in St. Louis that unfair and negative as flat-tax enthusiasts. But he has never held elec- to aspire to the presidency. media, are licking their chops over the prospect of reports about him were feeding a cynical mindset in America. tive. office, and his personality has a slightly Given this fairly lackluster competition, the grilling him on all sorts of sticky issues on which One year ago: President Ointon left on a nine-day visit to China amid a nerdy quality that many people find off-putting. slrengths of George W. Bush look impressive. He he has hitherto 1!1anaged to remain relatively swirl of controversy over his policy toward the Beijing goverriment.AT&T Elizabeth Dole has the advantage (if indeed it .is is, in the first place, the governor of one of the silent. But Bush has shrewd advisers, and it is rca• Corp. struck a deal to b~y cable television giant Tele-Communications Inc. that) of being a woman, but it is unlikely that her counlry's biggest stales -- and was re-elected just son able to hope that he can negotiate his way . for $31.7 billion dollars. . record, as a Cabinet secretary and.president of the last November by a whopping margin. As gover- through those minefields without los!nll a leg. Today's Birthdays! Actor AI Molinaro is 80. Comedian Jack Carter is 76. American Red. Cross, would tempt many people nor, he has demonstrated that he knows how to Bush's current long lead in ihe polls over hi~ ,Mo.vie director Oaude Chabrol is 69. Actress Michele Lee is 57, Musician to regard her as presidential if she were .a man. develop policies and push them through, bargain- all but certain Democratic opponent, AI Gore, is. Mick Fleetwood is 57, Actor-director Georg Stanford Brown is 56. Rock Dan Quayle is a true-blue conaervative with ing with the Democrats in the legislature when encouraging but.is likely to shrink as the battle is· musician Jeff Beck is 55. Singer Arthur Brown is 55. New York Governor serious experience in government as a senator and necessary. What's more, the policies he bas joined. Meanwhile, Republicans can be grateful, George Pataid is 54. Rock singer Colin Blunstone (The Zombies) is 54. President Bush's vice president,-but he has yet to pushed have been, generally speaking, conserva- that their front-runner is as formidable as he. Actor Peter Weller is 52. Rock musician John lllsley (Dire Straits) is 50. dissipate the image; fastened on him by the media · live withGut being eccentric. Few would deny that seems to be. · Actress Nancy Allen is 49. Reggae singer Derrick Simpson (Black Uhuru) in 1988, of a faintly comical blunderer. Lamar this is a serious politician, capable of tru.e leader- Copyrtgh11tllll NEWSPAPER ENTERPRI81! AUN. , . is 49. Reggae singer Astra (UB40) is 42. Singer-musician Andy McCluskey Alexander, despite two strenuo.us efforts, has sim- ship. . . William A. Ruaher Ia a Dlltlngulahed Ftllow' (Orchestral Manoevres in the Dark) is 40. Rock singer-musician Curt Smith ply failed to convince enough Republicans that Far more important, though, Is his name, and or lilt Cla-nt lnl1ltlltt kir tht Stucty of Stateam•nlhlp •nd Potntcat Phllotoplly. is 38. Actress Danielle Spencer is 34. Actress Sherry Stringfield is 32. ·Today In History George W. : The heir apparent b Burdell James Black, 97, of Pomeroy, died at his residence on Wednesday, June 23,.1999. Bom on Sept. 28, 1901 in·Middleport, he was the son of the late John M. and Callie M. Smith Black. He was formerly employed as a coal miner and carpenter. He was a member of the Pome.roy Seventh Day Adventist Cburch. He .is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Emogene and Robert DeWeese of Vero Beach, Fla.; daughters-in-law, Esther Black and Connie Black of Rutland; Goldie Black of Jackson; step-children, Ruby (Joe) Jones of Mason W. Va.; Alice (Jim) Bowling, Jackson; Stacie (Marcia)Amold of Minersville; Dale (Patty) Arnold of Albany; step daughters-in-law, Donna Arnold of ~n, W. Va., and Doris Arnold, Manafi~Jd; sisters-in-law, Allie (Ray) Bentley of Louisa, Ky.; Dettie Parker of Columbus; 13 grandchildren, seveml great grandchildren, great,great-grandchildren, step-grandchildren, step great-grandchildren, stepgreat-great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mona Belle Lanning ofTcJIIICSIICC.' He was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen Howell Black; his second wife, Effie Mae Arnold Black; sons, William Robet1 and Warren Black; an infant son; a stepson, Linburgh Amold;.his parents, a grandson, Ronald Black; a brother, Calvin Black; and si.sters, Lillian Lusk an<,! Mildred Karr. Services will be held at 1 p.m. on saturday at the Fisher Funeral Home, Middleport. Officiating will be Rodney Spires and burial will follow in Miles Cemetery, Rutland. Friends may call at the funeral horne on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. . :, [ Menoflllcl ler/11" Is you·r head in the clouds or buried in the sand? * Death . Notices Burdell James Black ' The Daily Sentinel Bush-Gore race is Armageddon for lawyers I . The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 ,..,. '2 . . ·, ' .Meigs MS logs 4 calls , Uni~ of lhe Meigs County Emergency Medical Service recordedfour POMEROY -calli forasm1anee Wednesday. Units 10:18 a.m., RocbpriJ18S Rehabilitation Center, Bernice MiUer, VMH. ;respondi~~ Included: . RACINE ' CENTRAL DISPATCH 12:42 p.m., Fifth Street, Cindy 5:17 p.m., Wehe Terrace, Wolfe, Holzer Medical Center; 5:34 p.m., slate Route 338, Darla Pomeroy, Lisa Haggy, Veterans Griffilh, . . Memorial Hospital. . VMH.' ' Wa·t e.r ·district ••• Continued from page 1 some distribution lines added to help the area with flow and pressure, but :the continued growth of the industry ~as gilne beyond our ability to serve . •again," the release slated. "Another project to improve the :.flow to the area is in the design and , planning stage, but funding has not •.yet been secured. . . "We can only ask th~l everyone • in 'the area be as careful with water . ·· The Daily Sentinel · ..•• (!JSPS 2l:J,HO) c~ N""~'"" ~oldl-lae. Publilbod ncry aftemoon, Mondly throu&h ' Friday, 111 Court St., PomeJoy, Ohio, by lbe . · • OMo V.ll')',Pltbllohln& Otmpony. s.....t cl111 JK*ale paid at Ponwroy, Obio. 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Oudeh, better known by the code WASH,INGTON (AP) - Rep. name Abu Daoud, acknowledged a role Steve Lalburette was ready to make a ·in planning the hostage-tllking in big gesture, using the bully pulpit of the "Palestine: hom Jerusalem to .House of Representatives to try tO Munich," which has ignitecJ diplomatic mtluence faraway decisions about the turmoil at seveml levels. Germany recently oonfessed mastermind of .tbe issued an 8ITCSI warrant, Palestinian deadly hostage-taking at the 1972 · officials are trying to get the warrant. rescinded, Israel has banned Oudeh Munich Olympics. · But on Wednesday, · the Ohio from returning 10 his \\l:st Bank home · Republican changed his plans. A more and France has turned Oudeh away at senior hand convinced him that the its dooiS. Lalburette has become involved grandstaqd play may not be the best way to seek justice for the fonner . because an American - an Ohioan Palestinian guerilla Mohammed was one of the terrorist anack's 17 victims. Oudeh. , l.a'lburette said he was taking the David Berger of Shaker Heights, a advice.of International Relation$ Com- Cleveland subutb, held dual American mittee Olairman Ben Gilma,n, R-N.Y., . and Israeli citizenship, but Jived in the who suggested a quieter approach U.S. until 1970, wben he moved 10 that's "better than creating a little Israel in orde[ to become an Olympian. . embarrassment through a resolution on Berger made the Israeli weight-lifting team as a middleweight, placing the House floor." Instead, Gilinan will ask tbe govern- himself in harm's way when the group ment of Jordan to tum over for prose, Black September decided to take Israeli· cution the Black September member, weight-lifters hostage in order to drawho until last month's publication of matize the plight of Palestinians. 1\vo Israeli athletes were killed in his autobi~y had not previously the Olympic Village. 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Light. damage was reported to Sisson's 1986 Buick and a 1983 Mazda owned by Rachel Lee, which McDonald was driving. There were no injuries. A revival, The Messiah in the Tabernacle by Rev. John Moxley will be held Sunday through July 1, 7 p.m. nighily at the Victory Baptist Church, Middleport. Special services A community picnic will be held at the Stiversville Community Cburch, Sunday, June 27, at 5 p.m: The picnic will be followed by a hymn sing with Delivered at 6:30p.m. and ' preaching by Dayid Bailey, evange'list, at 8 p.m. Home from hospital Bob Hoeflich has been returned to his home, 109 High Street, Pomeroy, following hospitalization at University Hospital in Columbus. (FRt 8/11-THURS 6/24/911 lOX OffKI WIU OPIN AT .:lO PM fOI MNIIG SHOWS, 12:l0 PM fOI SAT & SUM MAntlES NOmNG HILL (PGt3) JULIA ROBERTS & HUGH GRANT Vsncko appointed ss Delhi College president ALBANY, N.Y. 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' The second report occurred around 6 p.m. on state Route 7 near Pomeroy. Harley E. McDonald Jr, 17, Middleport, was'traveling south.in a 1989 Pontiac GrandAm and struck some debris on the roadway. The debris flipped out damaging the grille and .hood. The driver at first though some- · one had thrown something at his vehiCle, the report stated. (free , . .. , f iiwi tJQng gents .rveul .v . . $n. l!lob Evlnl ............................19'). Borg,Wamer ......................... 54'1. 'MAILSUIIIICRJPI10N I' l Accidents reported by Meigs Sheriff Announcements: AmrTech ...............................66'" Aahllnd 011 ...........................40'4 AT&T .....................................54'1• . Ntwa Departments, Due to the m:Cnt dry weather, c:ustomersof the Racine Municipal Water System arc asked to oonserve water until funher notice. Akzo ............;........................41'%. duration of tho aubscriptioa. _,,....L,,1•• Racine water restriction Issued· Am Ele Power .....................41'Y • ,.tel ' •• Pomeroy boll advlfQry Burdell James Black, 97, Pomeroy, died at his A boil advisory is in place for the Linooln Hill area in Pomeroy due to a residence on Wedilesday, June 23, 1999. . leak. · · Born on Sept. 28, 1901 in Middleport, he was the According to the Pomeroy Village Water D,epartment, customers should son of the late John M. and Callie M. Smith Black. boil water for at least two minutes before using it for drinking or cooking. He was formerly employed as a coal miner and carThe advisory is in place until further notice. penter. He was a member of the Pomeroy Seventh Day Adventist Church. He is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Emogene and Robert DeWeese of Vero Beach, Aa.; daughters-in-Jaw, Esthe~ Black and Connie Black of Rutland; Goldie Black of Jackson; step-children, Rutland Garden Club Ruby (Joe) Jones of Mason W. Va.; Alice. (Jim) The Rutland Garden Club will meet Monday, 1 p.m. at the home of a<Jwling, Jackson; Stacie (Marcia) ArnOld of Min- eu~;jjJ&riiuBiiiiCi Ann Webster, Rutland . ersville; Dale (Patty) Arnold of Albany; step daughEHS graduation photos In ters-in-law, Donna Arnold of Mason, W.Va., and Doris Arnold, Mansfield; sis' The Eastern High School graduation pictures are in and can be picked. ters-in-law, Allie (Ray) Bentley of Louisa, Ky.; Dettie Parker of Columbus; 13 up Monday through Thursday, 9-2 p.m. at the high sehool. grandchildrim; Brynda Faulk, Lynda Stewart, Debbie Gilmore, Roger Black, . · Jerry Black, Lynn Black; Jason Black, Bob Black, Lonnie Black, Kevin Gospel concert scheduled . DeWeese, Kenneth DeWeese, Keith DeWeese, and Sharon DeWeese; several · The Singing Echoes from Clevelanll, Tenn., will perform at a gospel great grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, step-grandchildren, step greatconcert to be held July 10, 7 p.m. at the First 'Church of God, New Haveq, grttndchildren, step-great-great-grandchildren, and a sister, Mona Belle LanW.Va. Also singing will be Randy Parsons. Pastor Glen Lambert invites ning of Tennessee. all to attend. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen Howell Black; his second Kroger/Easter Seals promotion · wife, Effie Mae Arnold· Black; sons, William Robert and Warren Black; an infant sori; a slepson, Linburgh Arnold; his parenll!, a grandson, Ronald Black; The 12th annual Kroger and A&W Rootbeer Aoat Promotion for East: a brother, Calvin Black; and sisters, Lillian Lusk and Mildred Karr. er Seals will take· place at area Kroger ·stores on July 8-11. The annual Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 26, 1999 at the Fisber event last year raised over $8,000 for Easter Seals. The floats will be Funeral Home, MiddlepOrt Officiating will Rodney Spires and burial will folavailable for $1 and other items may be offered. The ice cream is donatlow in Miles Cemetery, Rutland. Friends may call on Friday, June 25, 1999, ed by Kroger and the rootbeer by A&W. · from 5 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home . Church program slated ·stocks ..~~~~~-"'Tho O.ily Se~, Ul CoUrt St, POIMroy, Ohio ~5769. dian.,. use as possible. It would. be diSastrous to several .commercial operations if service would have to be curtailed because of such high •water demands. · "Our first obligation will be to serve the families in the area." ' Other parts of the TPCWD system, with·t.he exception of portions of Athens County being affected by water line work due to highway construction, there are no problems with water distribu,ion. "As for all other areas not stated in the ban there is no pmblem providing service. With the '.reatment facility expansion just being completed this past winter we are operating at 50 percent of its capacity." Local brle �I The Daily. ~~:~~! . Sports win over New York San Antonio closes in on NBA title after 96-89 • • 6:16 left, and Houston scored on a short jumper 9ver Johnson with 5:39 By KEN BERGER remaining to cut the deficit to 81 -79. . AP Sports Writer _ Sprewell had a big play by poking the ball away from behind on a 2-on-. NEW YORK (AP) - The San Antonio Spurs played like a champiI break, causing a turnover, and Charlie,Ward made one of two at the line onship team, with the emphasis on team . to make it a one-point game. For a change, the Twin Towers didn't stand alone . _ "This place prob.ably would have lost the roof i( they 109k the lead,'' With plenty of help for 7-footers lim Duncan and David Rohinson, the Elliott said. " It 's a good thing they didn't. " _ Spurs rediscovered their road magic Wednesday mght They didn't because Robinson hit a jump hook, Houston missed a 12with a 96-89 victory 0 ver the New York Kni cks in Lee. Game 4 of the NBA Fi nals. They took a 3- 1 lead in " Toughness, man. That's what New York City footer and Duncan converted another jump hook to make it an 85-80, gamc ' · ball's all about," said Elie, who recovered from a ter- with 4:39 left. the best-of-7 series, a lead no team has ever relin rible Game 3 and s~ot6-for·9 in the arena that is' five Ward then threw one of the worst interceptions of his career - in ba.'' qui shed in the final round. . From the shortest man on the court - Avery Johnminutes from where he grew up . " Going to the bas- ketball or football - when he carelessly threw the ball away__ on New. son- all the way to'fluncan and Rob in son, the Spurs ket hard , finishing the play, dunking on people and York 's next possession. He drove' the lane, left his feet a,~d threw ,the ball · right to Elie, who hit one of two at the line to tjlake it ~6 - 80, .. played like a team that ts no longer content to stand talking trash . That 's New York City ball-." around and wait for the ?- footers to carry them. Elliott had 14 points, including two timely 3A three-point play by C~mby and a foul shot by Larry Johnson made 'it . Now the Spurs have _three chances to win one pointers, the kind of outside threat the Spurs were 86-84 wiih 3:40 left, but that was as close as the Knicks got. New York had · more time and gi ve San Antonio its first NBA title . missing in Game 3. Johnson, the irrepressible 5-foot- nine excruciating misses from that point on while the Garden crowd sat in " We have an opportunit y to do so mething spec ial , 11 point guard, had 14 points and I 0 assists. . stunned silence, th~n headed en masse for the exits. first 11me tn San Antonio ... said Mario Elic, who " We needed to get somebody on the perimeter scored .18 potnls. " Hopefully. we can ftni sh tl off. " to play well with all the attention Tim and David are Dunca n followed his worst game of the ftnals with going to get," Spurs coach Gregg Popovi.ch said. a 28-po ,nt . 18-rc hound perforn1ancc Robinson had Led by Robinson, who showed he might not be 14 points and 17 rchoullds. nmc pf them ~I the offenas soft as some people beli~ve, 'the Spurs won the rebounding race for the first time in the oeries, 49-34. sive end for the Spu rs. who refu sed Ill let their sixgame pl ayo lf win nmg !'i trcilk on the road turn into a The Spurs had· 14 offensive rebounds . · Latrell Sprewcl! scored 26 points, and Marcus two-game losing streak. . In stead nf stan<ling hac k and admiring the hi g Camby had 20 point s and 13 rebounds for the guy~ . Eltc.:'. Juhn:ooo n and Scan Elliott were there to Knicks, who face elimination Friday night at the Garmake wh mcvc r shots. stea ls, rehouncl s or passes tile den . Spurs needed to kee p the res tli cnt Kni cks coming "Offense was not the problem," Van Gundy BIG NIGHT • San Antonio's Tim Dun· said . "We got crushed on the boards. " · bo.Kk and tymg the sc.: rics ' Kntcks coach Jell' VJn Gundy scud . ''Stzc docs can (21) shoots over the Knlcks' MarCrushin g the Knicks , ftni shtng off this ragtag cus Camby during the Spurs' 96-89 vic· matter in tht " leag ue " torj at Madison Square Garden last bunch that Larry Johnson referred to as " rebellious Not on th1 s n1ght Not to the Spurs. and not dunng night. The Spurs can wrap up the NBA slaves," has been the most difficult task of these 1hc crucial final nwmc nb of wlu.1 1 the Knil:ks tried to title with a win Friday night. (AP) playoffs. "We didn 't want to give them any opportunity turn tnto one of' the higgcst victories eve r recorded 111 for life," Robinson 'said . "We came in concentrated and focused ·. lt's .a oneMadison S4uare Garden . Instead, 11 t"rncd into one gtant step for the Spurs an'd another disap- game thing , and we want to knock them out." pointment to add to the Knicks postse ason lore . The Knicks closed to 81-77 on a. pair of free throws by Sprewell with " This is the ultimate challenge," said New York's Allan Houston, who scored 20 points, bUI had three of the Knicks' II misses as they got within two points, but no closer, in the final 5 In minutes. " Our backs can't be any further against the wall than when you're down 3-1 in the finals. " The Spurs beat the Knicks in every way possible, whether it was Duncan with his back to tbe basket, Robinson soaring above the rim or Elie throwing down a dunk and talking trash with Spike Bad week for Buckeye football . Murphy kicked out of school; Jacobs pleads guilty in domestic violence case COLUMBUS , Ohio (AP) - Rob Murphy, two-time All-American left guard at Ohio State.' has nun ked out of school. "He has been dismissed-from the univernity," OSU athletics director Andy Geiger lold The Columbus Dispatch on Tuesday ntght. "He is academically ineligible." Head football coach John Cooper had suspended the lineman from Cincinnall from the team la.~t spnng becauso ol his poor grades. Murphy had to attend summ'cr school last year to regain academic eligibility just 111 ttme for the football season. He was taken tn the NFL draft in April but decided to stay on at Ohto State for hi,~ senior year. But apparently he dtdn 't change his ways in the classroom and couldn't earn the mimimum grade-point average , . Possible candidates for Murphy 's position on the team include jumors Mike Gurr and Tam Hopkins and sophomore LcCharles Bentley. Meanwhile,. Cooper's program took another hit this week when assistant football coach Mike Jacobs pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct to resolve accusations that he struck his ex -wife during a fight. . Judge Steven Hayes of Franklin County Municipal Court placed Jacobs ~n probation for 18 months Tuesday. · He also ordered Jacobs to spend 3p daxs in jail, but 28 days were suspend- ed. Jacobs had been given credit for spendmg two days in jail after the charges were filed Jan. 16. As a condition of his probation, he must receive domestic violence counsel- ing. · J • • ' • • Jacobs had been charged with assault and domestic violence, but Hayes dismissed the assault charge and,the domestic violence charge was changed to disorderly conduct. ' · · Robbin Jacobs accused her ·~·husband of hitting her and pulling her hair while the \WO were ¥iving on a freeway. Jacobs had denied doing anything wrong. : . l The couple have four children. They were married June 18, 1987, and divorced July 23, 1997. Jacobs, a ,fourth-year ass~tant unde( ,coach. Cooper, placed on patd administrative leave after 'thii'~harges were filtd , but later reinstated.' Jacobs was an assistant for 15 years at West Virginia before coming to Ohio was State·. ' ,, .~ , · t The judge is the son of the late Ohio State coach Woody Hayes . :.1 Thuredey, June 24, 1999 Reds·complete swetQ of D•Sscks Cincy's road warriors rally to top Arizona, 9-7 By BOB BAUM about their rece nt AP Sport1 Writer home failures . PHOENIX (AP) - There's no place like away from Errors, mental home for the Cincinnati Reds. miscues and, At their Cinergy Field, the Reds are 15-2 1. On the mostly, erra tic road, they ' re an NL-best 22 - 10 and have won 17 of 21. pitchin g have " We love playing on the· road ," manager Jack McKplayed a part in the slump. eon said. "We're thinking about wearing our road uniforms at home ." " It's not a lack Sean Casey and ·Greg Vaughn hit consecuttve of effort on our homers as the Reds overcame a five-run deficit to beat part ," manager the Arizona Diamondbacks 9-7 Wednesday night' and Buck Showalter complete a three-game sweep of the NL West leaders. satd . " We ' ve Cincinnati ts 6-0 in two years at Arizona's Bank One done some things Ballpark. well this year, but "A guy asked me after our first game the other night we've got to do if! liked the ballpark and I said, 'Yeah, I like it,"' McK· some things to pick up our pitcheon said."! like it even better now." The Reds' road show moves to Houston for a fourin g." game series against the Astros, who lead Cincinnati by trots the bases Casey, the NL's after baiting his 17th homer of leading hitter, was four games in the NL CentraL '.'It's a weird thing," Cincinnati's Steve Avery said. the -son against Arizona lsst 4-for-5 with two " But anybody who's following this team knows that not - night. The Reds won, 9"7· (AP) RBis to tmprovc only the wins an losses, but the quality of our play is to .385. , 100 times ter on the road.'' The Diamondbacks took a 5-0 lead in the first inning The Diamondbacks have just the opposite feeling on four hits and two walks . But they managed on ly one ' Vaughn hll Benes' next pitch over the left -field wall for his 17th homer, cutting Arizona 's lead to 5-4. Ci ncinnati took the lead with three runs in the sixth . Mike Cameron led off wtth a duuble and >cored on Aaron Boone's triple to deep nght-centcr. Pinch-hitter Hal Morris hit a groulldcr to first baseman Travis Lee but Benes failed to cove r first , Morris was -sa fe ant ' Boone scored to tie it 5-5. "The mai n thing I fee l bad about is in the sixth inpin g I didn ' t cover fir st," Benes said . " Th~t ' s a big run . I thought we wereplaymg in . It 's my fault ." Morri s advance<410 second on a sacnfice hunt and left-band er Ed Vosberg replaced Benes, who was soundly booed by the crowd as he wal ked uff tho fteld . Two more runs scored before the inni ng ended REDS a. DWIONDBACI(S 7 001-033-002 - 9 17 0 Cincinnati Arllona 500·000·002 - 7 8 1 Avery, Sullivan (6), D. Reyes (9), S.Williamson (9) and Taubansee; An.Benes, Vosperg (6). Holmes (6), Carlson (7) and D.Miller. W-Avery · 5-6. L-Ari.B,eries 4· 8. Sv- S.Williamson (8). HRs-cinclnnatl, Casey (15) , G.Vaughn (17). Depleted Tribe beats up on Blue Jays at Skydome, 9-6 TORONTO (AP)'- The Cleveland Indians didn 't need Manny Ramirez, Travis Fryman, Sandy Alomar or Wil Cordero. Their lineup Is that deep. , " We have such an explosive offense that even with our regulars injured, we can put guys in the lineup ,that can swing the bats," Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove said after the Indians snapped Toronto's four-game winning streak with a 9-6 victory Wednesday night Richie Sexson, who has seen more playing time since Cordero broke his left wrist, homered and drove in four runs for the Indians, who have won I 0 of 12 games. Since snapping an 0-for-24 skid on June 9, Sexson is batting .367 (18-for-49). "We have guys on the bench who can hit, so each time I go out there, I have to produce," Sexson said. Sexson's solo homer off Paul Quantrill (0- 1) in the eighth inning gave the Indians a 5-4 lead and his two-run single in the ninth made it 8-4. He also h"" an RBI single in the first. "It's a great feeling any time you can htt a home run to put your team up," Sexson said. . . Shannon Stewart and Jacob Brumfield had RBI groundouts in the . bottom of the baseman Carlos Delgado. allowing ninth to make it 9-6. Atomar to reach second .' · Toronto's Tony Fernandez went Hentg~n pitched the rest of the 1-for-3 with a walk, lowermg hi s mning, then left with a-bruise. major league-leadin g average to " It hits him anywhere else, n's .410: broken," Toronto manager Jtm Cleveland starter · Charles Nagy Fregosi said. " It hit him in the (9-4) gave up four runs in the first , meaty part of the arm. He 's very lucky." but then pitched stx scoreless · innings, allowing eight hits overall. Hentgcn, who has been hit m the "I made bad pitches in the first first innmg all season, gave up three inning and then I got.ahead of everyruns in the first . David Justice had body, " said Nagy, who has won six an RBI double, Sexson an RBI sinof seven starts. gle and Jim Thome a run-scoring Roberto Aiomar, who went 3-for- Nagy overcame a f.i rat singl,e. 5 with two R~ls, tied the game 4-4 ' Inning to beat Toronto, 9-6. (AP) · Opponents are hitting .45 1 (37for-82) off Hentgen in the first with a run-scoring groundout in the fifth, then put the Indians up 6-4 with an RBI double in mmng. . in the bottom half on a The Blue . J ays took a 4-3 lead the~· . run-scoring error Toronto starter Pat' Hentgen left in the third inning by Justtce, an RBI single by Fernandez after Alomar lined a shot off his right bicep. Hentgen and Fletcher's two-run homer. · retrieved the ball and threw wildly over the head of first . Notes: Ramirez, who leads the majors with 79 RBis, Thompson, McHale join thre.e others in hoop hall of fame Hoy as teams went 596-239 as Aasocialed Preas Writer Thompson became an NCAA fixSPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) ture, stalking courtside with a towel The combative John Thompson and draped over his husky torso. Under the laid-back · Kevin- McHale are Thompson, Georgetown. made the ending up in the same. place: the' NCAA tournament 14 straight times, Basketball Hall of Fame. played in three Final Fours .and beat The outspoken Thompson said Houston for the national champiWednesday he felt slighted when he onship in 1984. Patrick Ewing , was nominated and passed over · Alonzo Mourning and Dikembe twice before. "It is something I Mutombo went on to the NBA. wanted - make no bones about it," He surprised the basketball world in January, when he retired tn mid he said. He said his strong polihcal stands season for personal reasons . McHale established himself as a apparently hurt his chances in the past. 'Til probably be remembered Celtics star for 13 seasons with for all the thmgs that kept me out of Robert Parish and Larry Bird. With 'the Hall of Fame, ironically, mo.re that trio fonning one of the best than for the things that got m'e into NBA frontcourts ever, the team won II," he said. championships in 1981, 1984 and . This year's other hall of famers 1986. are Cleveland Cavaliers executtve McHale acknowledge~ WednesWayne Embry: Billie Moore, who day that his election had something made history by winning national to do with his teammates. "If I had championships at both Cal State- played for team 'Y' out there that Fullerton and UCLA; and the late ·had never won a championship, 1 Fred Zollner, an NBA p~oneer and wouldn't be · standing before you Detroit Pistons owner_ The inductees right now, " he said at a news conferannounced Wednesday enter the hall ence. in Springfield on Oct. I. . McHale's low-key style provided Thompson, who endured racial relief from Bird's intensity. Red taunts when he first fielded a pre- Auerbach, vice chairman of the dominantly black team · in his early Celtics, said McHale was "kind of days at Georgetown, became the . easygoing, even though ' he was a first black coach to win an NCAA competitor.': title in 1984. Not one to.shy from a Brought to the Celtics in 198e fight, he boycotted two games in with Parish, McHale at first came in protest of NCAA Proposition 42 in as the sixth man . 1be 6-foot-10 for1989, saying its financial limits hun ward, whose long arms helped him minority athletes. to shoot ·over the top of defenders, Julius Erving, the ·Philadelphia made ~is e~~rly impact in the pivot. hall of farner, seconded Thompson's But he developed an array of nimble complaints Wednesday about his offensive moves that eventually delayed entry. But he added that helped set a standard for big men Thompson didn't always fight his and reach the Hall of Fame. baules "in tenns .o f the standards of "There was never any doubt in the Hall of Fame- he didn't turn my mind he .would make it," said Bird, who now coaches the Indiana the other cheek." Thompson, who was the Boston Pacers. Cehics ' backup center for Bill RusDuring his career, McHale a~er­ sell on the 1965 and 1966 champi- aged 17.9 points and 7.3 rebounds onship teams, ·arrived as George· . and shot 55 percent from the field . town's coach in 1972 and in~erited a He made seven All-Star teams and ~-23 program. He quickly hired an three AII·NBA defensive teiR;IS. academic adviser for his players and ' He is now vice president of baipreached classroom success. · · ketball operations for the Minnesota During the next 27 seasons, his Timberwolvcs. y hit over the next seve n innings before rallying for two runs in the ninth. Avery (S-6) survived Arizona's early onslaught and went five innings for the victory. "Usually we're going to battle and peck away and that 's what we did," Casey said_ " And Av, he really shut them dow n after that first in ning. He kept us in the game. " Trailing 9-5 entering the ninth, the Diamondbacks rallied on Greg Colbrunn's sacrifice fly off Dennys Reyes and Bernard·Gilkey 's one-out , pinch-hit RBI single off Scott Willtamson . Williamson then retired Tony Womack on a long n y to left and struck out Jay Bell for his eighth save_ Jeffrey Hammonds robbed Bell of a home run that would have cut the lead to 7-6 in the seventh, making a leaping catch above the: left-field waiL Loser Andy Benes (4-8) had a 5-I Iead through four innings . But after Michael Tucker singled with one out in the fifth, Casey hit an 0-2 pitch into the swi mming pool beyond the right-field fence for hi s 15th homer. " When I was in A-ball , I alw ays want ed to hit the bull in Durham," Casey satd. 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Humphreys will be play· ing Friday evening in the Sixth Annual BACF Classic (Banle Against Cystic Fibrosis). -The game will be played on Friday at 7:30 at Stadium Field in Parkersburg. . Humphreys was an all conference selection for the TVC champion Marauders .at tight end and defensive ·end. fie caught 24 passes for 309 yards , he was also one of two ~ 19" EXPEDITION EDDIE BAUIERI 'Get 'em ut ' ~EVJ ----,---- car e~Y,!!!.-.t~~ ~otef\\\~..;;..--- ~~~ (14). · • 177 EXIT 132 RIPLEY, WV . (304) 372-3673 (800) 964-3673 I I . \ �I Thur•day, June 24, 1999 Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio UKEADEERE• ' Martina Hingis lost Tuesday to 16-year-old qualifier JeleMoya, who has still never reached the third round in Open runnerup Andrei Medvedev. na . Dokic. But Graf grimaced when asked about her four tries at W1mbledon, was the first seeded man to With Graf coming off her French Open victory earlichances of winning Wimbledon for an eighth time. lose. Fellow Spaniard Felix Mantilla, seeded 16th, was er this monih , de Swardt appeared unlikely to mount a " Wimbledon is the biggest tournament around and the later eliminated by American Paul Goldstein, 6-2, 6-4, 6- challenge. The stocky South African, ranked 38th , lost one I enj oy the mo·st," she said . " But ifl win it or not, it's 7 (5-7), 6-2. I 0 of her first 12 matches in 1999 and has just one tournoihing that! worry right now about. " Five-time champion Sampras, again looking almost nament title in 13 years on the WTA Tour. Aside from Hingi s' defeat and the absence of rain, the . invincible on grass, S)Yept Sebastien Lareau 6-4,6-2, 6-3. But Graf brings out the be st in de Sward!. They met fi rst three days of play produced fe w surprises. " It's been a good ,star1, " Sampras said. "The fact that · twice previously, wi.th Graf surviving a tough three' Monica Seles,. Venus Williams, Anna Kournikova and I've wbn here a couple of times gives me confidence. I setter at Wimbledon in 1992; and de Swardt winn ing 1998 runnerup Nathalie Timziat joined Graf in the third don't feel the pressure, because I've proved myself here. in 1995 at Brighton when Graf was ranked No. I. round with straight-set victories. Hingis remained the If I don't win another Wimbledon, I'm sure I would be De Swardt played almost flawless tennis in the first only seeded woman eliminated. happy with five, but I'd love to win six." set Wednesday, belting aces and repeatedly winning. Jim Courier advanced beyond the second round at Also advancing were Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Mark points with acrobatic shots at the net. Wimbledon for the first time since 1993, when he lost in Philippoussis, Greg Rusedski, Karol Kucera and Tommy · But she double-faulted twice to lose her serve in the the final to Pete Sampras. Courier outlasted 12th-seeded Haas. · . first game of the final set, and Graf pulled aY(ay from Carlos Moya 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7-1);' 3-6, 6-2. Unseeded losers.incluiled Jennifer Capriati and French there . AP Sports Writer WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - The serve came at Steffi Gmf faster than she expected and whizzed past. She looked at the scoreboard and rolled her eyes:' l16 mph . That wasn't the only bad news for Graf early in her second-round match Wednesday at Wimbledon. She lost .five of the first six games to pesky Mariaan de Sward!, but then rallied to win 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. " \ was wondering a little bit out there," Graf said. ") fell like a spectator in the beginning, the way she was hitting thnse serves. There wasn't much I could do." De Swardt slammed four aces on her way to the early lead, hut she was unable to pull off the second big upset in as many days at the All Englat¥1 Club. Graf became the tournament ffvorite when top-ranked The D!IIIIY Sentinel• Page 7 bee NOllllNG Jl,UNS Graf rallies to reach 3rd ro.und at Wimbledon By STEVEN WINE Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, June 24, 1999 ,....a.eo ,.&......... 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ScaUie .. . ....... 36 35 .507 Anaheim .. 3 1 39 .443 ·4 4 a 112 Wednesday 's Games New Yo rk 12, Tampa Bay 4 Cleveland 9, Toronto 6 Boston 5, Baltimore G • Mmnesota 12. Chicago 10 Kansas City 10, Detroit 1 Te ~~: as 7, Oalc.land 6 Seattl e 8, Anaheim 3 Today' a Games M1nnesota (Radk e 5·6) at Chicago (Navarro 5·5), 2,05 p.m. Detroit (N,Cruz 1·0) at Kansas City {Appier 6·6). 2:05p m. New York (Pettltte 4·5) at Tampa Bay (Aeki!.r 4 -2), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (BUrba 7·2) at Toronto (Halladay 5·3). 7:0'5 p.m Boston (Ch o 1-0) at Baltimore (Mussina 93), 7 35 p m. Oakland (Hudson 2-0) at TeKaS (Burkett 03), 8·35 p.m. Anaheim (·Finley 4-7) at Seattle (Fassero 3- . 7}, 10:05 p m. · · Friday's Games Chicago (Snyder 7·5) at Boston {P.Mart1nez 13·2i, 7:05 p.m. Toronto (Wells 8 -5) at Tampa Bay (Ahtit rel 2·5), 7 05 p.m. Minnesota (Mil\on 2-t;)) at Dell'oit (Moshier 5·8), 7:05 p.m. New York (lrabu 4-3) at Baltimore (Enckson J.8). 7,35 p.,m. GB .600 .544 4 .50Z 6 1/2 .500 7 493 7 112 38 .465 9 1/2 L Pet. 3t .569 33 .548 GB 1 1/2 33 .507 4 1/2 37 .464 7 1/2 38 ·.44 1 .9 Wednesday Games Milwaukee!), San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 6 New York 6, Florida 3 Atlanta 7. Mont'reat3 Houston 8, St. Louis 4 Colorado 1o, Chicago 1 Clnclnnati 9; Arlzona 7 San Diego 6, Los Angeles 2 Pet. . GB :... .40 31 .563 ..... 36 35 .507 Te xas L Pol. 2a 31 34 34 36 Today 's Gamtt Pittsburgh (Silva 2·4 ) at Philac;ielphia (Schilling 9-4), 1:05 p.m. "Montreal (Hermanson 3-7) at Atlanta (Smoltz 8·2}, 1:10 p.m. Florida (l.Hernandez 3-6) at New Yono: (Hershiser 7-5}, 1:40 p.m. Chicago (Tapani 5·3) at Colorado (B.M.Jones 2-5), 3:05p.m. Cincinnati (VIIIon• 1-2) at Houston (Hamp- lon 9·2). 6:05p.m. St. Louis (Olive r 4·5) at Ari zona (Daal 7-4) , 10:05 p.m. San Diego (Ashby 6-4) at Los Angeles (Dreilort 6-5). 10:10 p.m. · Friday's Gam11 Philadelphia (O gea 3·6) at Chicago (Farnsworth 2·2), 3:20p.m. Flo rida (Fernandez 2-4) at Mor'ltreal (Pavano 5·6), 7:05p .m. , New Yo111: (Reed 5-3) at Attanta (O . Pere ~ 4· 4), 7:40 p.m. . Pittsburgh (Schmidt 6-5) at Milwaukee (J.Abbon H), 8:05 p.m. . . Clnclnn1tl (Tomko 2-4} at Houston (Holt , 6), 8:05p.m. Sl. louis (Jimenez 3-7) al Arizona (R.Johnson 9·3), 10:05 p.m. Colorado (Bohanon 9·3) at San Diego (Boehringer 3·1), 10:05.p.m. Los Angeles (K.Brown 8-4) at San Francis· Cleveland (Wright 6·3) at Kansas City co (Estes 4-4), 10:35 p.m., (Suppan 3-4), 8·05 p.m. .. . . Oakland (Haynes 5·6) at Anaheim (Olivares · 6 -5), 10.05 p.m. NL Leaders Texas (Glynn 0-2) at Seanle (P.Abbott 0·0), 10:05 r .m. BAmNG-Casey, Cincinnati, .385; LWalk· er, Colorado, .380; LGonzalez. Arizona . .367 ; AL .Leaders e z,MC~~go, - ~5~; Kendall, !'~:bHRodhngu urg , .34 ; a 1 ams; rzona, .334 ; e BATIING- TFernandez , Toronto, 410. no,R~e:'s~~W.3~rizona, 67;. Bagwell, HousJe ter, New York, .375; RPalrneiro, Te11as, .357; ton, 63; Kendall, Plllsburgh, 57; LWalker, ColGarciaparra, Basion, .352; MAamirez, Cleveorado, 56; MaWIIIIams, Arizona, 56; Sosa. land, .347; V1zquel, Cleveland, .345: BeWil· Chicago. 54 ; TaUs, St. Louis, 51: LGonzalez, Iiams, New Yorlt , .341. Arizona, 51 ;· Bigglo, Houston, 51. RUNS- Lolton, Cleveland, 70; AAiomar, ABI - MaWilllams, Arllona , 6a:· Bagwe~ . Cleveland, 66: Jeter. New York , 64; Griftey Jr, , 63 ; LWalker, Colorado, 62; BJordan, Seallte, 60; CD elgado, Toronto, 59, TPhillips. Houston Atlanta ,. 57 : Sosa, Chicago, 57 ; McGwire , 51 Oakla nd, 56; Durham, Ch1cago, 54; SGreen, Louis, 57 ; JBell , Arizona, SS. Toronto, 5_4, MAa mirez, Cleveland, 54; ByAnHITS........Casey, ~lnclnnall, 99 : MaWilliams, derson, Baltimore , 54. Arizona. 99 : LGonzalez, Arizona . 9B: Glanville, RBI- MAamtrez. Cleveland. 19; GriHey Jr. Sea ttl e. 71 ; Canse co, Tampa Bay, 62 : Philadelphia , 85 ; Kendall, Pittsburgh, 84 ; Attor:~zo, New York, 84; KYouhg, Pittsburgh, 83. APa lmeiro , Texas, 61; SGreen, Toronto, 59: OOUBLES- Biggio, Houston, 31 ; Casey, CDelgado, Toronto, 59 : JuGonzalez, Texas , Cincinnati, 23 : KYoung. Pittsbu rgh, 21: Ke nt. 56. ·s·o d N y rk • S F HITS- Jeter. New York, 101; Surt10ff, Balli· an ranc l ... · 21: 1aru . ew 0 · 2 ': MaW1IIiams. Arizona , 21; Vidro, Montreal, 20: more , 100, TFernandel , Toronto, 100; BeWitnams, New York, 9 1: MOrdonez, Chicago, 89; Karros, Las Angeles , 20; LGonzalel, Arizona, 20 Lofton, Cleveland, 89, RPalmelro, Texas, 89. ·TRIPLES- Manln, Pittsburgh, 6: NPerBz, DOUBLES- Greer, Te~~:as , 24;-TF ernandez, Colora do, 5; Wotnack, Arizona. 5: LJohnson, Toronto, 23, Offerman, Boston, 22: Garciaparra , Boston, 21 ; SGreen, To ronto, 21 ; Chicago , 5: Kotsay, Florida, 4; Abreu , Phlladetphia , 4; A.Jones, Atlanta , 4; MMar11nez, Mon.· Damon. Kansas City, 20; CDelgado, Toronto , treat , 4; Mondesl, Los Angetes, 4. 20: McGrltt, Tampa Bay, 20. · HOME AUNS-Sosa, Chicago, 24; Bag· TAIPLES-Jeter, New York, 7; Offerman , well, Houston, 22; JBell, Arizona , 22: McGwire, Boston, 6; Febles , Kansas City, 5; Damon, Kansas City, 5: Durham. Chicago, 5; Randa, 51: Louis, 22; MBWiillams, Arizona , 20; Mendesl, Los Angeles, 19; Bumllz, Milwaukee, 19: Kansas City, 5; 6 are t1ed with 4. LWalker. Colorado, 19. HOME AUNS - Canseco, Tampa Bay, 27; STOLEN BASEs--Gedeno, New York, 41 ; Gritfey Jr, Seattle, 26: Palmer, Detroit, 20: Womack, Arizona. 33: Cameron, Cincinnati. MRamirez, Cleveland, 19; JuGonzatez, Texas. 25; EYoung, Los Angeles, 23; Everett, Hous1 9; APalmeiro. Texas. 19; SGreen, Toronto, 18. ' ton, 20; Kendall, Pittsburgh, 19; Glanville, Philadelphia, 16; Biggio, Houston, 16. STOLEN BASES- TGoodwin, TaKas, 27; PITCHING (8 DeciJioni)-Hampton, Stewart , Toronto, 26; Lofton, Cleveland, 21 : BlHunter, Seattle, 20; AAiomar, Cleveland, 20; EncamaciOn. Detroit. 19; Vizquel , C leveland. 16. PITCHING (t Decl1ion1)-PMartinez, PAhaiJiaodhnel: son, zon . · , . , . ; yr , · Boston, 13-2, .867, 2.10: Burba , Cleveland. 7phla, 10-4, .714, 3.58. 2, .778, 4 .6~ : Clemens, New Yorlt, 7-2, .778, STRIKEOUTS-AaJohnson, Arizona, 157; 5.1.3; Musslna. Ballimore, 9-3, .750, 3 64 , Schilling, Philadelphia, 98; Hitchcock, San Cone . New Yortc: , 7-3:.700 , 2.73; Nagy, Cleve· land. 9-4, .692, 4.21 , 5 tied with .667 . Diego, 96; Reynolds, Houston, 95 ; sa. MIHLos Angeles, 91; AstaCIO , Colorado, STAIKEOUTS- PMa ninez, Boston, 161 ; wood. "uanta. 78. CFinlev, Anaheim, 84; DWells, Toronto, a1 ; SAVES-Nan, San Francisco, 18; JFranco, Colon , Clevel~nd, 72; Moyer, Seattle, 72; New York, 1B; Wagner, Houston, 17; Hortman, Burba, Cleveland, 71 ; Cone, New York, 71. San Diego, 17; Shaw, Los Angeles, 16; RockSA~ES-Wetteland, Texas, 24; Percival, er, Allanta, 15; Urbina, Montreal, 15. Anahe1m. 20; RHemandez, Taml)a Bay, 20; MRivera, New York. 1a: tay1or, Oakland, 18; Mesa , Seattle, 14 ; MJackson, Cleveland, 14. 3 Wtlt~vls lon .......................W L Springfield. -....... 11 9 Evansville· .......... 10 9 River Clty :........... 11 Dubois County ......-9 11 Cook County ........ a "13 tO Pet. .550 .526 .524 .450 GB .381 3 112 • Truck- Bulr Hill Vtne. 150 12:30 p.m. • Saturday • ESPN • Buleft SerlH, Lyool 200 noon • Sunday • ESPN· . • Wlnotan Cup, ..., Mori/K....., 3150 .4:30 p.m. • Sunday • ESPN Sunday'• Game Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m: 1/2 1/2 2 Wldneldey, Ju'lt .3o . • Tampa Bay at New York-New Jersey, 7 p.m. San Jose at COiumbut, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday's Gamts Canton 8 , ~ lver C ity 3 Chillicothe 11 , Cook County 4 . London 3, Evansville 2 Dubois County 5, Richmond 2 Johnstown 9, Sprlnglleld 3 rqqq POINTS STANDINGS BASEBALL American Lttgut ANAHEIM "ANGELS-Reasstgned C Ja&on Dewey from Erie of the Eastern League to Lake E:lslnore of the California League. BOSTON REO SOX-Activa ted RHP Brat Saberhagen from tM ; 5-day disabled nst.. Optlone<;t RHP Kirk Bullinger to Pawtucket of the lnternallonal League. . Ridenour Supply RHP Seth Grelsinger from the 15-dav to the. OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Exerct&ed their option on the cOntract at Art Howe, manager, lor the 2000 Mason. St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-3308 TAMP" BAY DEVIl RAY5-... cttvated RHP Dave Eiland from the 15-day disabled list. Ol)tloned LHP Alan Newman to Dumam of the PCL. . Frldoy, Juno 11 Pet 1 2 3 3 .BQO .667 1/2 .571 1 .250 2 t /2 .ooo 4 112 ·L Pet 01.000 2 .667 3 .500 2 .500 2 .500 3 .400 GB Flrot Holt Eaat Dlvlelon E111 Division ......... ,............. W L Pet. Atlanta .............. 43 NewYork ........... .40 Philadelphia .. .....38" Montreal ............27 Florida ... 24 2a 606 31 .563 33 522 40 403 47 .338 G.B 3 6 ·14 19 ....................... W Johnstown ....... . 12 L a Pet. 11 205 02 sow 28 18 3 2 2 12 L SOW 3 2 7 1 6 0 6 3 i'!fluenfial JNrsOn wiJI notice. • '""'()' race to< Pooono, Bob!ly ~me . took the . FEUD 01 THEWEIK VIIIo'sNot . • IICIT1 Bobby 2..1 2ao · 18 g~: ~~~ ~n~:2~~7. . ~: EIKott ' 1,2~2os. 35 Sterllnr; Marlin have before he won his first Winston Cup race? 2. What International star won the 1967 Daytona 500? 3, Wtlat make of car Won the first road race In NASCAR history? ·..enaar 't :tw:upuy OJ.18W ·~ :eu1N worse. • IIUITY WAU..ACI FAN CWB ANNUAL DUE$: SHt99 plus $5 .50 shl~nQ '98 DODGE AVENGER '1 Sale Price 36. · ;.;.-:c.c.c:;::: ...··' ~ : 1·877-787-8992 •••••••••••• · A•to, Y6, .W, Pl, cruiH, tilt, UVfM •••• AROUND !HE GARAGE ·McClure looking to expand his team ... $1 0,995 By Monte Dutton Call us for your travel needs ~- NASCAR D is Week LONG POND, Pa. Bobby Hamilton and Larry McChue have reluctantly eccepte~ the feet that having a muhicar team has become vinually a precondition for Winston Cup success. The trick is ge«ing a spoqsor Co facilitate' expansion. · Car.owner Mc<:lure hopoo to have a secol)d c;.be:vrolet· up and running by mid-July, .Leo's Cruist t!J' 'I'ra,fJel 740·992-4233 800·795·111 0 w. 202· Second Streat Pomeroy, Ohlo 4576~ , Give us yeur PRIMISTAI Ioiii and -·11 1lve Y"" a ••• DISH NETWORK DIGITAL SATIWTE TV SYSIEM, INSTALLED• - and hsndlln£ IINU:ITI: QIJ&fterty newsteners, 1:54 scale IOiO car, cao, lapel pin, sew-on patch . memb!trshiD card MARJND ADDRBS: 4707 E. Basetlne Ro&O, Ptloenl•. AZ. 85040 WIIIITE: www.rl.l5tywallace.com SII:IM.SNY TAKI ADVANTAOI have all I hat data but until then, Hamilton and rwo. You McClure's No. 4 Chevrolet coming off a test. and all~ face an uphill struggle. have is one lap. That multi"If we had two teams, the 'plies through a SOO-Iap nee. R&D (research and develop- I don't think it's fair, but we set ment)· t~ing would done twice as quick," said the plain-spoken Hamilton. "It will ·bc beneficial to us. "It's as simple as this: If I go out and ruh one lap at Daytona. (multicar owner) Jack Roush has aone out and cont!'OI our own ~cstiny. It (havmg one car) 1s what we chose. They (.. panded) and they made it work. What's happened is technology's prevailed· a ~ittle X bit." In the Pocooo !100, Jell Gordon "'""""" ..11 ott tile pace and he told crew cnHif Ray Evernham, "It teetsllke there's no ahock on the left aide. • WhatBYer the ptoblem was. Evernham • Ear1y back the number of races h1s son. Buckshot, will be dri · ving for I he rest of the Cup schedule. One apparent casuatty of the decision is Larry Pearson, who will be forced to relinquish the Busch and aew mana&ed to Grand National Pontiac he has driven for most of lhe correct It wtthout; costl~ GordOn a tap, He ended Up nntllhlf11 H<Ond tor tile year at Buckshot Racing. In lhe absence of Cup events, the you nger Jones .will drive the team's No. 00 car in · S8COAd week In a tow and '""""' uo one oosttton. to . nfth, In lhe Winston Cup . pol~ StancJII"(S. run five laps. Rick Hendrick · FIRING BlJCKSHOT? , BON races, replacing three. Robert Yates Well, no1 really. Owner Billy. Pearson. and several others have run . Jones has decided to scale . has run • • ATFENTION lui,.,_., ADVERTISERS!! 9/ You Have 'Che }Jeed for Speed... ADVERTISERS!! Advertise on this page we've got lt!/1 Advertise on this page Of AMIIIICA'S TOP 40' PROGIAMMING PACICACII VAWID AT $19.99 Pill MONntl !Allor youio~ft~WII ltoqalrwo 0 · - . . . . . . •I• ..........~~~~. c.- fnlm hundNds Cit,......_,, 1 oplloa, ltlcldilll.,..., Movltt, Millie .,. lnlemdoul .... .,. . Call992-2155 . ~~ & Approved Dave Ext. 104 .Kathy Ext. 105 F.or more Information Man tl.r.. MM Cllllca• .. .'· Fan Tips 1 . How many second-place l'lnlshes dkl stratant flntshes of 15th or PRIMESTAR o;CUSTOMER, ' 1 3 3 4 LabOnte, B<iwn stralaht top.10 finishes . • liCIT: Geoff Bodine, 13 ~~· ~~~·~rv:t"· 1 1:S3 · 27 . KennyW~Ha~e 1 314 28. Jorry Nadeau 't 2'90 · ' ' 1 288 · 29 · Jimmy Spencer 30. Ted Musgrave ; • ••••••••••• Y.lhdsiiDt- 3so Pta 23 22 Bfjorr the sea.mn Mr. Bodine safd ~ wouJd {Jf'f/er ro be called Geojj'n!,•, nor G~Jf. •••••••••••• 2 8 8 Dear NASCAR This Week, Why is it all of a sudden this . year, "Geoff Bodine'" is now known u "'Geoffrey Bodine"? · karvl Knu~e Uhl&ftton, Pa. Jac:k Sc>ratl.. took a 1«k>olot lead _, Stecy Compton In the season standk'ICJ. But bOth ComptOn 1ne1 Ron Hornad~ crashed, end Sc>ratlue had to reotece a ~ clutch. 18. Kennulrw'ln' 1 4.75 . ' ' ' . 19. WaUy0allenbach, 1,457. 20. Michael Waltrip, 1,452. 21 Chadllttle t428 22 . Kevin Lep8gi 1 23, Johnny Ben•~o ',1 37·,0 · ou • • · 24 · Steve Pari!, 1,344. 15 ·- -- unusuol~ 14 . John Anclretti, 1,845. 15 · Bobby HamHton, 1,558 . ~~· ~::~~t~~"rg 1 • 552 · Ptl a32 current racers." Ifyou, or Wtyont tl." . rmlly can drlw thilt Moe//, an In a flrst-ume arJPear ence on a rOad course, Roush Racing teammates Gret Biffle and Mike Bllsa flnllned 1-2 at Portland, Ore. QB ·--------·-·- ------ NASCAR This Week; As a tcen·ap,l am able 10 gd 11 scholarship in lillY sport I choose 10 do wotl in. Excopt NASCAR. Deaf CIIAFISMAN tRUCK IIRIU DoorPrlu. . --' .... X, lead ~om Jimmy s.,.,_ (who tade<l to 14th) and captured his flrst career viCtory at the trac:k anct second In tlls last three starts, Trail"- LabOnte across the line , In order, were Jeff Gordon, Dale . Jarrett. pole wiMer Sterurc MBfiln, Mant Martin. Tony Stewart and Dale Earnhardt. ' n. wa the third viCtory of the season fat' a Pontiac. 8. Ward Burton, 1,819, 9. Jere my Mayfield, 1,784. 10. Terry Labonte, 1,758. 11. Austv Wallace, 1,753. 12. Mike Skinner, 1,726. 13. Ken Schrader, 1,655. 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Locks, Pwr. mirrors, Tilt,' Cruise, 65K Miles Dear NASCAR This Week, You reponed !hal "Terry Labonte \Kin the closest rau in (BU8Ch) Krics hi510f)', ed&ing Joe Nernechek by an catimated 2.15 inches (.002 of a oe<ood)." ( quosti011 the 2.3S inches. racina leagues? ls !hen a civen 1t1 of ruJes gcwemins potential race ( Winston Cup Standings .6 19 9 .571 .476 Chillicothe .......... 10 11 .476 Richmond ............ 9 12 .429 Canton ............... 10 · hlrrott 0. Reltlm one to enter the various NASCAR HOWl London .............. 1.3 linin • Can you !ell us if there are.any ncina "hoois t1w enable some- KBrown,·· t_j;~~~~~~~:~_ _ _ _Ji·];~~;~~~~----J · National League D~ TOfty ltowort Dolo Eomh~rdt Ruoty Woltoco Wo1d l•ton 10. (-) StafttnJ Mtrtln In on San Jose al Miami, 7:30p.m. New York-New Jersey at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Frontier League Your1Um Thl'tle races, two wins Third Isn't bad Back on track Ea~y Pocono crash Always solid Consistently faot Star tina to rustle Blowouts hurt ' l.ll!e casualty ), pote and a fourt/1 3 , (ll) Jolt Gordon 4. (3) Joll Burton e. (&I Mork Morttn -TOll M 111110 ~~~t~~2~·t:~.e~~~;~~~17lt3. :!~t:~~~: ~:~:Ss~i~·:::::::::: ~ 1~ ~ 1~ B~h:A~ri~' 6aolo9r~3do,75~0't3.7358Q,'B5.7d7' SatKurday'aCGI omoDoC U I an..s ly el n ted, 7:30 p.m. DEAR •••••••••••• 1 Weeki~ ra~fnls by Ni\SCAR This week writer Monte Dutton. Last week"s ranklnt Is In parentheaes. BollbJ LMonto Advertise on this page Call 992·2155 Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext. 105 for more information -·=Watkins Glan (N.Y.) D•ftrdtc·chlrnpkJn: Ron lOP lEN 1. (21 2. (1) Quallylrw record: Ron Fell,ows . Chi!Yrolat, 117.476 mph, May 22 , 1998 R.::e r8CIDI'd: Ron FeHows, c'-otat, 97.790 mph, Auf!. 2• . 1997 FROM lAS! WHK MaJor • League 5 occer W•ttern Conference .......................W Colorado ......... .. ... 9 Dallas .... .............. 8 c tl 1cago ... ,... ... 7 Los Angeles .... .....a -= Ruttman with WA-KR Desmond Howard on a multiyear conlract. Frldatta G•m•• Los Angeles at Detro1t, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Washington, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Utah, 9 p.m. :nd . . CRAFTSMAN TRUCK IER10 International (2.4!'>111118 lradl), 82 CorM!& up: But~ Hill ~neyards taos/200.9 miles 150 . Sunday, Jure·27 sot...doy, Ju,.., 26 o•ns a chlmpkM: Joe I to a one-year contract. GREEN BAY P"CKER5-Agrted 10 ttrmo Sacramento' ......... 4 1 1/2 Los Angeles ..... ..... 3 2 112 Minnesota ... 2 2 1/2 Utah .................... 2 2 1/2 Phoenix .............. 2 3 Tocl • G IY 1 amtl Utatl at Sacra mento, 4 p.m. Houston at Detroit, 7:30 pm . Phoen1x at Charlotte, 7:30p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. ....................... W L D.C. ................... 10 5 C I bu 8 5 Nou~ 7 7 ~ ew ng :.. .... .6 7 .ampaBay ........... NY·NJ .... .... ..... ..... 4 9 Miami .............. ... ..4 11 c.ntoc up: Ly!IOf 200 - .:Watkins Glen (N.Y.) -= GB 5 .167 3 1/2 Eaattrn Conflrtnce 1996 ·~ W•atern Conrertmce .........,...... ......W Houston .. ............. s Chi!Yrolat. 117.675mph, Ju,., 27, 1998 ' bee riiCORI: Terry Labonte , Chewolel, 84 ..186 mph, June 30, tntematlooal (2.4!'>1!1ile track), 81 taos/ 149.45 miles Ben Davis hom La& Vegas at the PCL, L 6 "'*'' Sun<loy, June 27 5aid. . SAN DIEGO PAORE5-Piacad C·tB Jlin Leyritz on the t5·day disabled 11&1. Recalled C WNBA _NewYork ............... 4 Detroit ....... ......... 4 Orlando ........, ....,.4 Charlotte ..... , ........ 1 · Washingto n .... .. ... 1 Clevttand ........... o 112 laos/218.5 miles · llUICII ORAND N.lTIONAL ~,_,.,eons •. . · 8. (8) 7, (8) 8 . (7) t. (10) . Natlon11 Leagu. . San Antonio 80, ·New York 67 ATLANTA BRAVE5-Piaeed C Javy Loptz Monday, June 21 · · · on the 15-day disabled list Recalled C Pascual New Yo lit a9, San Antonio 81 Matos from Richmond 'of the lntematlonal Wednnday, June 23 League. San Antonio 96, New York 89, San Antonio NEW VORK METS-Stgnad LHP Neal leads series 3-1 Musser. Frldly, Jun• 25 · PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Pioeed SS San AntoniQ at New York, 9 p.m. Desi Relatord on the 15-day dlaablld list. Sund1y, June 27 Recalled RHP Clift Politte trom Reeding ottho New York at San Antonio, 7:30p.m., if necEastem League. essary ST. LOUIS CARDIN-'LS-Piaced INF Sho· Tuuday, June 28 won Dunston and FIHP Curtis King on the 15New Yorit at San AntoniO, 9 p.m., II necesday disabled llat. 4ctlvaled INF Davia Howan:t S8f'J Irom the 15-day disabled Nat Recalled ~HP Garrett Stephenson from Memphis ,ot the Pa.. 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Then . gave them the name and number Dear Ann Landers: I am marned to the sweete st man an the world, but he has some odd adeas when it comes to money " Harry' does not beheve an banks H e doesn ' t trust them I know that he has put asade quate a lot of money, but he hades at, and I have no adea where I 've tned talkang to ham about thas, but he changes the subJect Once, I told ham , "Honey, af you dte, I wtll be broke Please tell somebody where you put the money He refused Harry huys me whatever I want but wall not let me know w here ihe money as Do you sec a soluuon' -- SHREVEPORT. LA DEAR LA.: It sounds as af Harry may be bordenng on paranoaa Try to ex plaan the danger ol h1dang money lor example, he could run anto trouble w nh ihe Internal Rev- Ann Landers . s Synd i cote and cate. • Dear Ann Landers: Lavmg wat h an alcohohc as lonely My husband and I have been marncd for 30 years Our ch aldre n arc grown You'd thmk at would be great to do as we please; hut what pleases one does not nccessanly please the other At the end of the day, when he comes home from work. we talk for about fave m1nutcs It' s 'How w.as your day -- anythtng excal ang happen?" , He ts cheerful and pleasant .mli then, he goes dow n lo I he basement for an hour or so to pol1sh hJS shoes putter around, take a shower liSicn to the rad1o -- and dn nk He emerges a changed man -cranky. argumcntatave, cnllcal and eager 1o sian a tight Nothmg I do as nghl He ne\er wan ts me to tnvnc ,tnyone over, and go mg anywhere ts out of the quesuon Most of my famaly and fn ends th ank my husband IS sun ply a workal.olic They don't know abuutthe dnnktn g O ur love life 1 T here 1s none Because of the cagarencs. hagh blood pressure med acalton and the dnnk- mg. sex ts .mylhmg I can say or do to change thmgs' You' ve helped others over the years , Ann Can you help me~ ST LOUIS BLUES DEAR ST. BLUES: You already know thai your husband as an alcoho lic Alcuhohcs Anonymous could save hJS hfe and change yours If he refuses to go. Al -A non cou ld be 'an enormous help to you It's an ihe phone book. and 11 s free Get goang. and let me hear from you Good luck , dear Dear Ann Landers: My husband •tnd I arc very lraendly wnh another couple They arc kmd and generous peo ple and wou ld g1ve you the shari off their back> We love to be wllh them The problem IS !hey are ihe darttest people I have ever known We hat e g01ng w the1r hom e because It as so fi lihy Our church group avoided their offer 10 hosl a danner lm !has very reason Bolh of these people have coll ege degree s and make very good money We enJOY !heir company and want to remam fnends, but how can we conHts atte mpt s unuc to 1urn down !heir danner an va- un pos~ilb lc lead 10 frustrallon and then anger Talk to htm " I've traed He says. ' I'll do better, ' and !hen g1ves me 1he stlen t treatmenl for days Can I contmue ltke th1 s0 Is there tauons" (S he loves to cook) So far, we have managed to meet at aestaurants, but tha s ploy won' t work m uch l onger Do you have any suggeslto ns' We need help -BAL- enue Serv1ce 1 Show ham thas column , and tell ham Ann says, "If Harry loves you, he wall put has money an the bank and leave 11 to you m hts wall. " In the meanume, daamonds can be more than a garl's best fraend They also can be an excellent an vestment Back on the beat Ll , 1 GRADUATES MIAMI -Mason Fisher, left, pictured with his grandfather, James Milson Fisher, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Miami University recently, with a degree in chemistry. '"II Celebrates birthday Mrs Ethel ( M atl ack) Arbaugh celebrated her 94th barthday May 28 by attendtng her htgh school reunaon held May 28 at the old Olive Orange Hagh School. Tuppers Platn s She was acco mpanaed by her daughter, Leah, and sun, Wesley w ho were also graduates of Olive-Orange Hagh School BOULDER CITY, Ncv (AP) Lt Dan lost has to head to some bad guys But not to worry, he's back on the beat Lt Dan as a plastic dummy that sats an a roadsade patrol car m an effort to sl ow speeders H e was decapitated by three guys who traed to steal ham after a naght of dnnking, Sgt Jam Reed saad Wednesday The three men busted the patrol car wandow and put Dan anto the back of thear truck under a spare tare, Reed sa ad When they traed to dnve off, the wheel s of their vehacle gol stuck m the dirt. Two poltce officers soon arnved and not aced Dan m the truck "He saad, 'H elp me, Help me,"' Reed joked Swisher & Lohse Photo Center Fisher graduates with Miami degree Mason Fasher of Syracuse rcccnl ly gradualed Magna C um La ude from Maam1 Unaversalv tn Oxford He receaved a ba~hel or ol arts degree tn chemaslry Attendtng has graduauon were Jam and Sally Caldwell , Jod a Caldwell , Barbara Ftshcr, Jac ka e Herko watz, ht s grandfather James Mason Pasher of Mmersvalle and Jeremy, Ltnda and Gordon Pasher, Syrac use He wall attend Ohto State U na vcr sny Medacal School an the I all An open house ce lebrauon be held at has parents' home m Syracuse thas Sunday from 2-5 p m Thursday, June 24, 19gg Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 2nd Set Free EVERYDAY! 3~" Douhles $ 4" Douhles 99 $ 99 Any Any Exp. Exp. From original 110 or US C-41 procus rolls. See One Of Our Clerks For Details Of The Fuji Tru Color Film Club Card Halle 6 Rolls De11elop And Get The Seventh Roll Developed FREE Try Us Out For All Your Photofinishing Needs SWISHER LOHSE Public Notice Public Notice Mlller't north lint forty (.a) fut to tho ploco of beginning Alao that other piece of land deeded to Phillip Miller by Caleb Smart and wife by dotd daltd May 15, 1858, and bounded and dtacrtbtd ao followa: Tho following roll aatato which Ia a part of Lot No. Four (4) In the Town ol Pomeroy, and described aa follows· Beginning al a point on oald Lot No. Four (4) In the Town of Pomeroy which Ia one hundred (100) feet from Front Street and filly (50) laet lrom Spring Street , which le the door of lht Courthou .. In P01111roy, M1lgt County, Ohio, on tho 3oth day of July, 11N, 1110:00 a.m., tilt lollowlng IIndt and tontmontt, locttod at 2ee Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, OH 457ee. A complete legal detcrlpllon of tho real otlllola 11 lollowa: Situated In tht VIllage of Pomeroy, County of MtlgJ and State of Ohio, bounded ond dtacrlbtd at followa. Btlnll known It Lot 533 In tho VIllage of Pomeroy, and being In 100 Acre Lot 303, Town 2, Range 13 of Ohio Company'• Purch111. Beginning at an Iron pin at the aouthweat corner of the property herein deocrlbod; lhonco olong tho boundary of the VIvian K. Tltua property north 25"17' 21" weal 35V.95 lett to an Iron pin; thence along lht boundory of the Elborfold Really Company proparly north 25' 8" tltl 211 .65 feot to an Iron plh, paaatng an Iron pin at 161.65 feet; Ih • n c • at on g I h• boundarlas of the Gerald and/or Elltn Rought property, tht Paul G. and/or Grace C. Elch property and the Don L. and/or Ruth L Carter property south 25" 17' 21" oat! 394 loot to northweat corner of a part ol said Lot No. Four (4), which aald Caleb Smart bought ot S.W. Pomaroy and H.S. Horton; thane• South nlnetean (19) feet; thence west ten (1 0) feet to the place of beginning. Currant Owner Name: Jerry Benllay and Donna D. Bentley. eo· Properly Address: 105 Spring Avenue, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Permanent Parcel No 1601402 and 16-01403 TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Cannot be IOid for Iouthan 2/3rds of the appralaed vslue. $1,000.00 down on day of sate, cash or certified check, balance due upon Iron Lincoln pin 11 Stroot, 60 IMtand paaalng 1 1/2 an confirmation of sale. James M. Soulsby, eherllf, Inch Iron pipe at301 .37 toot; Meigs Counly, Ohio thence along Lincoln Streot Dennis Ratmar co , L P.A. south 69" 36 ' 36" wool By: Dennis Raimer (Reg. .Ul-84 feet to the place of ibeglnntng, ' Ontelnlng 1.827 10031109) Adam L. Gro.. (Reg. acr11. 10055392) The above bearing• are ba11d on north a1 Indicated Anorneya for Plaintiff P.O. Box 968, 9806 Ravenna by tho subdlvtalon ptet of Rd., Twlnoburg, OH 44087 Pomeroy vntaga In Volume 2, Page 17 of the Melga (330) 425-4201 (6) 24 County Plat Recorda and (7) t , 8 ~~7Y~aad to denote angloa Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Tha eighteen member Gallla-J ackson-M algs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Servlcoe 11 appointed by the Director of the Ohio Department of Menial Health (4 appolnloaa), the Director of tha Ohio Dapartmenl of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Sorvtcea (4 appolnloet) and the County Commlaeloners In Gallla, Jackaon and Matga Countlta (10 appointees). Currently, thort are flvl vacanc1e1 to be filled by two County Commtasloners appolntmanla, on ODADAS appointment and two Department of Mental Health appolnlmanta. Individuals lnlaraatad In bolng conoldered for theoo appointment& can do so by requesting an application from. Ronald. A Adklno, Executive Director Gallla-Jackson-Malgs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Menial Health Services 53 Shawnee Lane P.O. Box 514 Galllpolla, OH 45631 Phone: 740-446-3022 The Board atrlv111o main- tain a balanced repraaenta· tlve of community members and welcomes minority or female appllcanla (6) 24, 25 2TC Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of Order of Sale Issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Molgo county, Ohio, In the cue of the City National Bank , Plaintiff, va Thomas R Spencer aka Thomas Spencer, et al., Defendanta, upon a Judgment therein rendered, baing Caee No 99-CV-32 In aald Court, I will offer lor oola at lha front 110 The above dt~crlpllon woe prepared by Eugene Trlppletl RS 6766 and Ia the same real ealala Intended to be conveyed by Norman J. Doidge to Kathryn A. Dotdga by deed recorded In Volume 293, Page 575, Meigs County Deed Recorda, reference to which Ia hereby made. EXCEPTING from tho above described real estate a tot from tha weal part of the Kathryn A. Doidge real aatato, baglnnlng alan Iron pin In the northeaal corner of eald Kathryn A. Doidge lol, which Ia alao the boundary corner of the Kathryn A. Doidge and Gerald E. and Ellan J. Rought Iota; thence south 25' 17' 21" eaat 131 fool 5 Inches to a atoka, thence aouth 211.65 foot more or teaa to a stake on the sough boundary of tho Kathryn A. Doidge lot, and tho north boundary of tho VIvian K. Tltua lot, thence north 25' 17' 21' weat106 feat and 5 Inches to an Iron pin; eo· !honea north 25' 8' nat 211.65 laet along tht wool boundary of the Kathryn A. Doidge tot and the eaat boundary of the Elberfeld lot to the place of Help Wanted BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES NOW HIRING Wanted A few good people who are Willing to ass1st people w1th developmental dtsabihlies w1th da1ly liv1ng actiVIties Must have a GED/high school diploma and a good dnvtng record Will be accepting apphcat1ons at the Ash Street Bapttst Church in Middleport on Wednesday, June 30th from 10 am unttl 3 p .m CALL: 1·800·531·2301 IT'S THAT EASYIII • Sentinel Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 99 CV 005 BANKERS TRUST, AS TRUSTEE, PlalnUn -vaJERRY BENTLEY, tl el., Dtftndlnlo COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In purau1nct of 1n Order o1 Solt to mo dlrtcled from uld Court In lht above tntiUed 1ctlon, I will expo.. to aalt at public auction on tilt front IIepa of the Melga County Court Hou11 on Friday, Aug. I, 11N 1110:00 A .M. of llld dly, lht following dttcrlbtd r111 -= E. Main Friendly Service Pomeroy, Oh. 0 en Week Nl hte 'til 9 Public Notice Situated In tho Counly of Molga, State of Ohio and City of Pomeroy, bounded and described as followa, to-wit: That part of Lot No. Four (4) In aald City of Pomeroy, aa followe. Commencing aevonty-flvt (75) feet from the comer of Spring and Condor Stroot on Spring Street; thence running along Spring toward tho rlvar twonty-flvt (25) feet, end running beck at tho width of twanty-flve (25) fool, porallol to Condor Street olxly-flvo (65) feot; and being lht 11ma tot davlatd to Fanny Windon by William Radford, Public Notice deceaeedi 111 recorda of Wlllt, Molg1 County, Ohio Volume 3, Page 261 . At1o tho lollowtng ducrlbod roel eotalt altualod In tho CountY of Molgt, Sllltt of Ohio and Clly of Pomeroy, and boundad and daacrlbod 11 followa: VIz. 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New Constructton & Rem od81J Drywall S1dlng Roots Addl· tlom; Painting etc (304)6744623 or (304)674 0155 LPN Will Provide Chll d Care In My Home CPR Current 740.245- 5864 Opening For Elderly Or Handi· capped lady To Share Country Home & El(penses Call 740 44&0250, F.or Appointment Painting Interior & edenor plumbIng hauling (trasn) lawn service demolition low rates 740·591 · 9617 We clean homes or bus1nesses no joo too big or sma ll Sal!lfac lion guaranteed Call 740 742· 9010 Will Do House Cleaning Hone~ : Dependable (304)n:l-6159 •• Will do House Cie anmg Ha~: References ' and El(parlenc(f, (740)·44~-· OUTDOOR CAAl!AS •Empfoyw Owned Company (1401·388·842 1 or ~Piy·Be­ Will Give Plano lessons Tues -. days Gallipolis Poi nt Pleasant L.eon, WV Areas , Call Anytlm~ 740 .t4 1 9825 304 458 1627• L.eave Message If No Answer eOamOM Wofb In •• ...., Must Enjoy PhySical OuldOOr Worli, PosHss Sl10ng Leadership S~lls, HaYII A Good D~vlng RIICCIO! And Be Flexble To Travel To Var1ous Wort< Locations OSMOSE, INC. Cell For lntonnldon 21146 WIU Repair Lawn Mowers Farm . Tractors And Machinery Alsb Lig ht We lding Call EveningS · FI N AN CIAL Hn~1H131 ---- EDE MIFIOIV VII" Our -llo AI OWN A COMPUTER? PUT IT TO WORK! $25 ·$75/Hr PTIFT ' . . . .11t01 www Mrk-from.horne netftunn Plumbers And Pipefltttra L. U 1517 WID Be Oillrlt>utlng l<ppran tlce AppllcaUons hg!M ing June 281h Through July 91h Applications Can 88 PICked Up At 1236 Gallia Street, Portsmouth, Ohio From 7 30 AM Untll4 00 P:M Positions Available For A 7 To 3, RN Supervisor, With Experienc. Pay 3 To 11, LPN With Experiply At Seen~ Hills 311 Buci<rldge Road, Galii>OIIs 740-446-7150 Postal Jobs to S18 35/Hr, Inc Benefits , No Experience For App and bam Info Call 1·800· 813-3585, E" 6826, BAM-9PM, 7 Days lds,lnc POSTAL JOBS To $18 35 IHR INC BENEFITS, NO EXPERIENCE FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL 1-800·813·3585, EXT 14210 8 AM 9 PM 1 DAYS IdS "" Racine Pizza Express- apply In person only altar 4pm Third & Vine Street. Radne Securlly Guard&· must bt able to work any sl'llft Including most weekends Muat have cl ean pollee record good work history reliable transportati on valid driver's II· cenae, home phone and must havt blat:k steel toe ute ty shoes $5 75 per hour, 32-40 hours per week Call 740-689· 2874 Monday- Friday, 8am-4pm lor appolntmenl S~llled Nuralng Facility seek1ng an AN for full time on 1t -7 shift We are alao accepting apphca· nona tor part time LPN/AN ROCk· springs Rehabilitation Center Is a 100 bed skilled and intermediate leVel laclllry we nave an excel le nt survey history and a very stable atalf This Ia an excellent opponunlry lOr the rtght candidate for personal and profesa lo nal growth Submit resume to Rock· springs Aehabllllatlon Center, 36759 ROCksprings Ad Pomeroy, Ohio 4!57&9 Carol Greening Oi· rec1or of Nuraing Equal OpporlunllyE~ Wanted Med ical Office 'Recep- tionist k"'tary -Experience Required Including J'Vping Skllls 1 Batie Knowledge Of Medical Coding ·A ble To Work flexible • 7~1-0199 Toii-F- 24 Hro n Doy. ence Pay & Shltt Oltferentlal, Ap· ClassBOTR Bualne. . Training Coo<Jng Required, 814-811!1-5235 $35 00 AppliCation Fao EOE ClassAOTR 140 FIELD llJPl!!OJM'fHII C•nllal OH Recycling Co. SHkt as Avg 11 00 Per Milo Loaded & Empty Home Weekends BOO· 621 ·2437 Applicant• Muat Be Ruldanta Of Gallla County Or Meigs CQunty Quart canning Jars, 7'0·992· Two 112 Rolt Weller, 112 Slack Hours Enjoy Unlimited Earnings GMCAA Encoureges Females wanted To Buy Book Cu11 1 El•houM 10 glvta111ay (304)5782456 7537. Avon Productl Start your own In· Awnua, Goil>oll&. 740-446-2e42 , Russ Moore owner, 740·992· Help Wanted own Gallla ·Meigs CAA Ia Currently Accepting Preap pllcatlona For Absolute Top Dollar All U S Sll· Temporary Summer Workers In ver And Gold Coins, Proofaets, ' The Following Occupational Ar· Diamonds, Antique Jewelry, Gold oas Rings, Pre-1930 US Currency, Sterling Etc Acqulslllona Jewelry Malntenanct • M T S Coi n Shop, 151 Second Cleaning 40 4 k1ttens 8 weeks old blade , 740. your own Dullness Buy your Wanted to Buy '11>11 Free 866-781·9$24 Giveaway AVON has a place tor you! Join the t1 beauty company! Enjoy Galli>OII&. Ohio 740 379 2120 Antlquea, top price• paid, River· Ina A.ntlquas Pomeroy, OhiO, FloOr model oolor TV, worko, 7>101192-7918 CaU today ab~t opeclol ' prlceo 1hru July 011 Pt. Plaeant Rick Pearson Auction Company, full time auctioneer, compl ete auction service llcenaed 166 Ohio & West VIrginia 30.t~ 2668 *New ,Homes *Additions *Remod eling Two family garage sale June 25th, 9 00·? Grace Weber resi· dence Reedsville , Ohio Variety of hems, Qlzes Yard Sale, Sa t/Sun Stall House Ext 9735 DBPOYIAG Sayre Farm Adams Ad Racine July: 1•3 waterbt(S, household petite to plua clothing, tomatoaa wv (304)875-4493 & Residential & Insured Phone 740-992-3987 Free fst/mstes .~ Baby ~·· clothes, tq,ols, guns, mise 9·? Attention Overstocked Sale Rain or Shine Every Thursday/ Friday Lowest Prices Anywhere on New PlayStatlon Games, OVO Movies, Disney Movies Music CO's Beanie Babies Too Much To Li st 2nd House on Right Blaine Lana, Gallipol!s Ferry New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Bwld1ngs, Roofing , S1dtng Commercial 27 yre. exp. June ~26 Two miles out 143 and callbage, 740 247-4322 THE APPLIANCE MAN 985·3561 • We service all makes • Used AppUances • We sell ~ QUAUTY WINDOW SYSTEMS FORM~LY OF 110 COqRT STREET, POMERQY Saturday June 26, 9 00.5 00, TJ,a Chlldcare 1998 Centenary Rd. Toys Cloltles, Tools Fnday & Sa tu rday nouse before Racine Methodist Churc h Baby Items, excellent condition, cheap &mise . : :. Ridge, Rio Grande, Child /Adult C lothin g Toddler Bed Mise Household Item&, Rain Cance4s. Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. AVON! All Arlall TO Buy or Sell Shlrloy Spoort, 30«17!1-14~ 1-688-561·2866 Girls Clothes Slzea 7-14, Wom· en a Clo the s Sizes 5 9, Toys, Cral1s, 2 Oehumidlllers, Barney Comfoners, Sheets Etc June 24th, Road 25th , 9·? 3228 Cora Mill 110 Monthly, PT/FT 1-800 Friday, 25 9 oo-?? A & D Auto Up o stery • P us, Inc Before Joseph Jacks 5125/99 2 rna pd • t300 www workforatudenta coml Home Buslnell Work Flexible Friday & Saturday 9·5 1 Cherry Mon.· Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 ' 36762 Sumner Road, · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 FMay, June 25th 5 .00 to??? ENTERTAINMENT Sponsored by Bashan Ladtes ..... dop $1 0 35 1»1 "' """' No experience will ualn Condltlona • Family· Nice HousehOld nems, Home Interior Fl1h Aquarium, BaDy Clothes, Miac 78 L.ower Garfield Extension Thuradlly,24· June 25 & 26 Johnson's Mobile Homes 8 30 ·3 00 Ck)thes, toys childrens Items! a· Grovell~s Le01h Rtmodollng-KHChon Cablnoll VInyl Siding-Roof•*"- 614-992-7643 ICE CREAM OV\-,11"\L. Bashan F trehouse Co . Rd . 28 All studtntt- full and Plrt lime openlnga In euatomer aervlcel produciS al co&l can 1-800·4· --.....,--.:...-- AVON or 740-~4354 Be Plld In AdVIInce. pgAQliNEi· 2·00 p m the dl): btfrof'e the ld 1110 run. &undoy edition. 2 00 p.m Frldoy Mondoy odHion - 10:00 o.m. Slluntly. G&W Plastics and Supply Now COIIIlruc~on & FREE ESTIMATES EMAIL. No Embarraaament ... You're ~reated with Reapectl Yard Sale .Jeremy.L. Roush Sunset BaDia C•abuctlon COMMERCIAl and lESIDEHllAl JEFF STE'IHEM WORviYiiGfff 7>10-24!H 107 --'--~--- -$~.000 AU. Verd S.let Mutt Now Afm11plr1r1 . Trailers - decks - driveways Albany, Ohio Lost German Shepherd Pup. 5 To 6 Months Old Big For Hi s Size. Family Pet VIcinity Evergreen Road, Bidwell , 740 448- ~:.:.::.;~----1 *Jfandicapped l11milf .ll1m1 New Hames • Vinyl · Siding •New Garages • Replacement Windows ' • Room Additions • Roofing Trucks -lractor 1-800-311·3391 Free Estimates Contuctort Welceme Jake, 740-446-9741 -- - JetM•I•gW.U I Irick Pallo Caallractlan KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Under New .Mgmt. INC. TRI·STATE MOBILE POWER WASH I • L.ost Dog All Red 588 And Wlntf. place Orlve Ans.-ers To Name & VIcinity Care for Elderly 740o99Z·:t~ . •Deep cleans safely ·DEODORIZES leaving carpel smelling fresh •Lifts matted carpet ptle •'Dry' cleans so you can use carpet-nght away 5 Ptoplt Wanttd To Sell Avon, apply Must be 18 Call 3CM 4&5- Gallipolis n~l!lfn ELIM 17401667·6992 Quill tv Cr•fllm111hlp CRIDrr GNC 13 Ohio River Plaza Gallipolis, Oh 45631 AT 6:30P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburet Progreulvetop line. · FREE ESTIMATES . R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING a..n Spedo/ .Construction 1 mo pd FREE ESTIMATES 740 742 22<a 70 c.n - Daalp WoiANCEC OAAINME SYSlEioiS Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays H&H Owner/Operator PHONE: 7 11'111/101 mo. pd KCB EXCAVATING 1' ' 1-877-626-3693 • RODNEY KELLER Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting Spring 740-992-5232 Mulch, Top Soil (Low Rates) ROOFING NEW·REPAIR PM 2Grilli S4S.OO 3areas SS4.95 4111101 $69.95 5 areas SB4 9S .Salkfadion Guaranteed 2 roont minimum 378-643g 992-0077 6122/99 1 mo WrltBsel 8 •NewHomea •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE , ESTIMATEES 985-4473 CHEVALIER'S tARPET CLEANING 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Septic Systems L ROBERT BISSELL COHSTIIUCTION HILL'S High & Dry Sell-Storage Agricultural Lime, Ludiog Creek, Rutland .,.. ~----~W~11M~~~N~~~~~9_4_ 9_-1_7 ~0 __ 1__~== :tii'MII mo. pel. L•meslone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt, m111 Beagle , bl·br· wh (mostly whitt) , name "Suter·, ; Now Rentlq . 740·742·2138 17401 992·3131 &Seamless Gutter Backhoe & Bulldozer Services Site Preparation L.olt· 9n8 Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Septic Sy11enu & UtiUtie• . James Kttlll 11 PH1 (740) 992·2772 We Deliver Howard s."'iee• •Decks &Boat Docks WICKS ttfiOLitiO INC. 211!11 ....... - Lawa Hauling Limestone & Gravel BuUdo•er & Backhoe •Room Addmons •Garages EHO Found tmaU QfiY kl"'"· Lttlrl 18ndbar vlclnlly call 740-2<47· TRUCKING -............. -......... II Beg!I. . •Conctete further information, SAYRE I. THE MAPLES Chester, Ohio Public Notice Phillip Miller and wife to Caleb Smart by deed dated May 15, 1S5S and recorded In Voluma 20, page 521 of tho Recorda ol Daodt and daacrlbed aa followa: Tho following real aalala, which 11 part of Lot No. Four (4t In Pomeroy, Ohio, to-wll: Beginning on the north line of Phillip Mlller't land, In aald Lot No. 4 tn Pomeroy, Ohio alxty (SO) fool from aprlng Stroot; lhanct 10ulh eovon (7) feat, lhanco aeol forty (40) feat on line parallel with aald Mllltr'o north line; thence north stvon (7) feet to the corner of tald Mlller't part of aald lot; thence wttt on tald Ap...Jy now for Complete Si mple Government Formt At Home. No E•per~ence ~75 •RepIocemen t w·IndOWS Rlld 'I'D Stay Coal ....... Summar? 110 Help Wanted &100 WEEKLY POTENTIAL N•couary CALL TOLL FREE I·BQ0-9M-3l1811 Ext MOl 1·800·809-7721 (740) 843-1252 I' 985-4422 PH 992-2955 Portland, Ohio L01t and Found Cull992-2156 Your locally based hauler for residential, commercial and industrial refuse removal. Serving Meigs County with state of the art equipment and 20 years in the refuse industry. Call today to seeH how much you can save. 53560 S. R 338 •V1n•d Siding •Roof1ng To plmc an ad ~~ Southern Ohio Disposal t==========~=====::;::::::;=::; J & LInsulation & Siding Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand Kenneth McCullough, R Ph Charla• Riffle, R Ph Ronald Hanning, R. Ph Mon thru Fri. 8:00a .m to 9 :00 p.m., Set 8 am-8 pm Sunday 10 00 am to 4 00 p m PRESCRIPTION 20 and County Rold 26, thence wllh Covnty Rotd 20 S. 27 e.g, 07' 13" W., 302.311 IMI to t P.K. In the cenlar of tlld road and the true pllct of baglnnlng lor lblt deacrlpllon. Thence, with tho center of County Road 20, s. 30 dtg. 48' 35" W. Public Notice 1V2.33 ftitlto 1 P K.; thonct S. 51 dog. 011' 411" E. 200.70 Shlrlff't Salt of Reel Ealll• ftll to an Iron pin; thtnco General Code; Sec. 11 ea1 N. 33 dog. 13' 14" E., z.a.7o Rovllod Code, Sac. 2326•26 fool lo an Iron pin; th1nce Tho Stole of Ohio, Mtlgs N. 64 dtg. 41' 38" W. 2011.114 County. lui to tho place of Untied Stllel of Ame~ca, beginning, conlalnlng 1.01 Plaintiff vi. Timothy J, King, acroa, aubltcl to all legal Daltndlnl rlghta of way, 1nd baing a No. 98-CV-o74 pari of the real 111111 In pursuance 01 In Order of described tn Volume 274, Solo tn tho above entitled Plgt 207 of tht Doedo of . action, 1 will oner for All al Record. • public auction, (1) at the *Sold Praml111 Loceled 11 . door of tho courthouse In 38212 Rockaprlngs Road, Pomeroy, In the ebovo Pomeroy, Ohio 4576V. named county, on tht 30th Said Premlaoe Apprtllld dey of July, 1999, at 10:30 11$59,000.00 and cannot be o'clock A.M., the following 80id for ltll thon two-lhlrda dtacrlbod rtll ollalt siiUilt of that amount. In tht County of Mtlgt and TERMS OF SALE: 10% Stale of Ohio, and In the certified lunda day of " ' ' Townlhlp of Chttler to-wit: end bllanco whhln 30 dtYI. The following da1crlbed Jamoa M. Soultby, Sherin raal tllalo allualed In tho Molga County, OH t1att of Ohio, County ol Staphon D. Mlloa, 18 W. Metga, Chsattr Townthlp, Monument Avenue, Dayton, section 12. Beginning, at a Ohio 45402, Anornoy point of reference, at tho C6) 24 tnltrltCIIonofCountyRoad (7)1,8 3T DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Pharmacy To get a current weather report, check the TERMS OF SALE: 10% down doy of uta, balance on dtllvtry of dHd. Sold subloct to accrued real Hlalo ttxtt. Jlmeo M. Soulsby (G) 24 (7) 1,e JTC beginning, containing onehall acre more or le11. It Is lho Intent of tho grantor and granteu that tho east boundary of lhla one-hall acre lot ahall not be within l 0 feat of tho concreto wall which relalna tho parking lot on tho Kethryn A Doidge lot. Reference Deed : l/olume 324, Page 625, Malgt County Deed Recorda. Auditor'• Parcel Number: 16-00415.000. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 269 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, OH 45769 EST ATE REAL APPRAISED AT:$80,000.00. Tho real e1tate cannot be sold for 1111 thin two-thlrdt tho appraised value. 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Ohio in search of Delivery Pertonnel Must have a COL Clns A or B EndQrsemenl need· ed Experience a must Send brief resume to l<eith Eglolf , 1200 Steelwood Road Colum· bus OH or phone 1·800·589· 4412, to set up an appolntmen1 EOE. Wildlife Jobo lo $21.10/Hr l~c llenallll Game Ward<lno, Stcurlty, Metnttnance, Park Rtngtrl No txp needed For .4.pp and Exam lnlor Call 1·800·8 t 3· 3565,Exl 8127, 8AM·9PM, 7Dtys 1t1s Inc WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 80 IHR INC BEN EFITS GAME WI<R · DENS, SECURITY MAIN , TENANCE PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO, CALL 1 800-6133565, EKT 14211 8 AM ·9 PM 1 DAYS ltls, Inc LAV / PEPSI fCO KE EXCELLENT PROFITS 1·800 - 731-7233 EXT 2503 Need A Loan! Try Oebt Consolr· daliOn $5 000 $200 000 Bad~ Credit 0 K Fee 1·600 770 009:i! EKt 215 For sale · newly restored , two story, hlltortcal brlcl< buldlng Located two blocw:a ltom the Ohio. FIIVer P•rtect to atarl your own buatnen with beautiful living quattert up$1&lrs Priced at $114,000 7>10-843-5281, Uh Oh Bener Get Of COUt'$8 • ; Its MAACO The Name Synony· ~ mous With Auto Painting And Bo- • -. dyworka MAACO Is Now Award· - , lng Fran chise In Select "reas• , • Across ~he U S II You Want To , Be A Part Of The 11 Auto Paint lng Franchise tn America CALL TODI<Y 1·800·298-2228 Fran · chlae Development $65 000 Min ' CAsh AequlnK'I www maaco com ~ • ' I �Thursday, June 24, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel • Thursday, June 24, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 ALLEYOOP NEA Cro.. word Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS 1 Tile--be (lhoM in -mill IS$ OVERDUE BILLSIII Consoli date Debts! Same Day Approval NO APPLICATION FEESII 1-800· 883-11008 Ext 936 "Me- r Better Business Bureau· www help pay-!>1111 com ••• cred it Card Problems... Debt Consottdalion Stop Collecuon Call s Red uce Payments & Financ e Charge& Avoid Bank· ruptcy 1-800-270-9894 SFREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Fam Ui es, Unloa<:hng Mil· lions To He lp, Mi nim ize T h e ~r Taxes Wrlle Immediate ly WINO FALLS 847 A SECOND AVE SU ITE 1350, NEW YORK NEW 'IOAK 10017 By owner, 725 Page St reel Mid· dHtport house & 3 Jots must see 10 appreciate wttl sell Muse with out lo is to r S89 000 7-'0·992· 2704 740 992-5696 By Owner 111 Front Elm , New Haven 8yrs old 3148 R 3 Fu ll ea l h, Heatpump 75'"t. finished lull-basement 2Car Garage. Cov ere<t Porch (3041882 3240 Complete ly remod eled house, 4 bedroom family room Irving room. kitchen uttllly room & bath, case. ment wit h ba th ne w ca rpe t throughout central air, bea utiful v1ew of nver, ca-ll 740-992· 9012 appomtment onty ~ esto r e d Bad Credit ? Sta rt Getti ng Ap proved For Credjt And l oa ns Tomorrow! MC N1 sa In 7 Qays 1· 800-546 8566 BANKRUPTCY $7~+ Stops Garnlehmentsl 01vorce $9 9 + Also, Foreclosure Avoidance Progra m Homeowner Loans Fresh Stan 1 888· 395 ·80 30 www fresh startu secom V1ctonan home s1tuated on 12 acres V1llage Middleport sec tu da d and private appo1 nt ment call 740-992· 5696 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 14Ft X 70Ft Nashua 2 Bdrm s 2 Baths CIA Gas Furnace Factory Fireplace $8 000 00 After 15 ACRES READY FOR HORSES In The co u ntr ~ . wut Gallla County, Lots 01 M11dow With New Barns And Fencing , Ready For Animals Lots 0 1 Road Frontag e More Land Ava il able Now OJVIded Into 5 6 10 Acre Tract, Take Both · 15 Acres For $27,500 Double Wld ef Art Parmined 5% Down Land Contract With Appro11 ed Credit Free Maps t ·B00-21 3-8365 2 ·20 ACRE TRACTS For O nly $22,000 Each Take Both And Get Disco unt Grea1 Hunting Land Full Of Deer Has Road Access To Wayne Nallonal Fo rest Land Contract Available 740-286-0081 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy Land 30 - 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1·800-213·8385 , Anlhooy Lend Co RENTAL S 5 OOPM 740-379-2368 CONSOLIDATE DEBT Reduced Monthly Payments 20 ·50% Save Th ousands Of Doll ars In Interest Non-Pro!H TCC 800-758 3844 CAEDIT PROBLEMS ? VI SA CARD - Guaranteed Appr ova l No Credit Check O%APA Ae qulrements 1B+ us Cnlzen Have Checking Account Phone Appro val 1·800 737·0073 Iss ued By Merrkil. Bank, SLC UT FREE CASH NOW From Wealthy Famrhes Unloading Millions To Hefp M111imlze Thalr Taxes Write lmmed•ately • For1une 1626 North WIICOIC Avenue Sulle 249 Hollywood CA 90028 FREE MONEY! 11 s True Never Repay Guaranteed $500 $50 000 For Debt Consol idation Persona l Needs Me dical Btlfs Educalion & Bus1ne ss Call Toll 1972 Homelle 12x56 1 Bedroom 1 Bat h K1tc hen Applian ces , Grea t For Cam pmg Hunting , Work Or Stora ge $2 500 French City Homes Pomt Plea sant Wll 304 675 1400 19 73 Ramada 12x65 Mobil e Home 2 Bedrooms. Central AJC Must Be Movedt $5 000 Evenmgs, 740·245·9392 1980 m h electric 1wo bedrooms underptf\nmg stove, refrigerator, new a~r cond1t1oner $9500, 740949 2452 leave message 410 Houses for Rent t400 2 Bedroom House In Eureka , $275 00 plus Deposit Plus Refer- ences ICall (740)-384-2560 2BR House In Hartford with Stove & Refrigerator $250 per month + depos i t No Pets Please (304)882 20 t6 $500/Mo , Plus DepoSit. 740 367· 7802 7701 State Route 588 1 Mile West Of Rodney, Alax Acord , 740-245-9015 1988 Redmond Danv11te 14K70 Also Has Expando Very Nice Must Sell! Asking $t4,000 740· ences (3041675-8876 3588 388-8335 230 Professional Services The complete cleaning ser11lce carpel Upholstery Wal ls Ce11 lngs, end also Powe r Washing For a tree est1mate call Clearly Clean at (304 )675 - 4040 Guar· anteed Workl TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1-688·582·3345 $16,500 00 (7401446-8 113 1995 14x76 Only, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Food Disposal, Dishwash· er, Vau lted Ceil ing Llvjngroom. Window Covenngs All Electric, CA New Floor Coverings $t 9 000 740-446--7850 t995 Dutch Mobile Home 14x70 llinyt Siding, Shingle Roof Steel Doors ~x:6 Walls, Thermopayne This newspaper w111 not knowingly accept advertisements lor real estate which is In vlolallon of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised In this newspaper are available o n an ~ual opportunity bas1s REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 160 ACRES WYOMING Limited Supply AI Prices Soon Dlsap· pearlng Antelope Wild Horses , Great Speculallonl $195 On I $238/Mo ($23,9951 9%/ 15 112 Yrs) Toll Free 1·800-945·3040 3 Bedro~m Ranch Home, 1850 Sq Ft 24>48 Garage Shop 16 Acres, County Water , 11 M1les Frcm Gallipolis. CA. Bulh In t991 . $95.000 Neg 740-379 2835 4 Bedrooms. 3112 Baths formal LAlOR, Finished Basement Cus tom Kitchen/ Cherry Cabinets I Sunroom overlooking small Pond! $189,900 (740)-44t -5118 or more lmlo Leave MeSiege Appt on~l 7 Year Old 3 BedJoom Ran ch Home 2 Baths, 28x30 Attached Garage 69 112 Acre s Wtll Sell All Or House And Lot Meigs County S150 000 For lnformatton Cat! 740·992·3537 Beautiful br (ck 3 br home on lovely acreage must see to ap- preciate 304-273-9485, Beautiful Older home, fenced yard, large building to run your own business or take ovttr estab llahed lawti mower business and complete Inventory Rental nome on the property, room lor expan· sion Good area, Racine , Ohi o, $140 000, 740-949·2606 Buy Homes From $10,000 t -5 Bedroom Local Government & Ban~ Foreclosure& Financing Possible, For Listings can 800· 319-3323, Ext 1709 HOMES FROM $1,000. Forecloatd Anct Raposetesed No Or Low Down Payment Crtdlt Trou· ble 0 K Por Current Listing Call 1-SOQ-311·5048, Ext 3372 HOMES FROM $1,000. Fore closed And Repossessed No Or Lpw Down Payment Credit Trouble 0 K For Current Llatlng Call 1·800-311·5048, Ext 3885 By Owner E~ecetlent Location, N1ce 2BR House Clean, private, AC $300 month + deposlt/reltra Three bedroom house, $350 month, $350 deposit, no pets, ref· erences required. 740·992·2979 Payments , Frenchtown Apartments, Now Accepting Applications For I Bedroom , FMHA Subsldlsad Apartment For Elderty And HandIcapped . Equal Housing Oppor tunity, 740-~639 Furnished uPStairs two bedroom apartment large living room kitchen nk:e and clean 7-40·992· 4 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Nl110, WV, (304)755-5185 New Bank repos only 2 tell we finance call ~722 7148 Single Parents Program $499 Down llmlted Offer Call lor de tal ~ (304)755-719t Take Rt 35 North From Gallipolis For The Best Housing Deals In Sou1hern Ohio HOMES TECUMSEH EKcluslve Redman Homes And BEST HOMES E> elusiVe Dutch Are Located On At 23 Chillicothe. Just North 01 The At 35 !Rt 23 Interchange Call Toll Free Number, 888·443-7421 And Ask For The CHILLICOTHE CONNECTION Information By Mall Including A $1 000 Certlfl· cale On A New Home To Everyone Gallia Mason, Meigs Area. Stop By. See Pete Peck - View Our Beautiful Homes Beside Auto Zone, Gallipolis 740· 446-3093 460 Space for Rent 45 Acres Good Pasture, Gooa For 35 Head 5 Miles From Holzer Hospital, At 160 740-388-9948 WV $90 00 per month, Includes Mobile Home Lot For Rent Aarerenees Required 7-'0.256· t922 Mobile home site available between Athens and Pomeroy, call 740-365-4367 510 Household Goods FULLY LOADED PENTIUM COMPUTERS Poor Credit 0 Kl 1-800-520 8384 Good Maytag automatic washer 1115.740992 5907 Take Ill America's Most Sue · cesstul Campground And Time· &hare Resale Clearinghouse CaU Resort Sales International 1·800 423-5967, 24 Hours Gravely Watk Behind With 30' Mower And Sulky $550. 740-245· 9589 Call Ron Evans, 1·800-637·9528 La)'ne Cedar Chest Dark Color Kitchen Ml>er, Nlkkon 6008 1100 oo Matching Pecan Cgllee &End Tables $50 00 Ex:cellent 4313 35mm Camera wlaccessorles BTC Computer w/17" Monitor & 740-446-0893 Epson Prln1er (7<10)339-1802 740-441-1238. 740-441-()000 French City Maytag, 740 448 7795 2 Bedrooms. All Electr~c. Newly ~emodeled, 740-367·0611 GOOD USED APPLIANCES For Rent or Sa le Mobile Home lor coup le ln Gall ipolis Ferry, Washers, dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine .Street, Call 740·-446-7398 (304)675-8335, 6-9PM 1-888-818 0128 Two bedroom mobile home In Racine $325 month, we pay water, sewer and trash, 740-992- Used Furniture /Appliances Olf Bulavflle Pike On Keeler Road 5039 Call Any Time Johnson's Used Furniture 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and.2 bedroom apartments, fur· nlshed and unturnlshed security deposit requ ired. no pets. 740· 992 2218 1 Bedroom Apartment, Stove & Aegrlgerator Included, 740 4462583 1 Bedroom Upstairs Apartment In Syracuse, $250/Mo • Deposit & References Required 740·992· 7t04 AMer 8 ~M 1 BA AIC , Near Holzer, 1st Month Free With ·1 Yr lease, Quiet location, No Pets, $2791 740-448 4039. 740 -448-1004 Whirlpool Washer Heavy Duty $95 G E Washer $95 30" Elec· tric Range $95, Dryer $75, FF Refrigerator $150. Refrlgeralor Like New $350. 1 Year Warranty Washer & Dryer Like New $150 Each S~aggs Appliances , 76 VIne Street, Gallipolis 740·4-46 7398 530 Antiques Antique Iron Baby Bed VIntage Lamps, Hand Crafted Shad es & Morel Collectors Clout, 3rd, Court, GallipoliS Call 740·4-46· 9832, 740 448-4267 An11que, BoUle, Advertis ing Sale Mo Pius UUII!Ies, 740-448 2957 And Auction 6/261h 9·4 Point 1BR Apartment, J,.lpstairs, tn Pt Pleasan t Call Evenings- Needed 740-992·5088 (304)675-4975 Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 1124 E Main Street, on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to600pm,Sunday100to 2 bedroo(TI apartment In Middle· port, we pay water, sewer & trash, you pay gaa & electric, $200 per month. 1100 deposit 740·992- Pleasant Armory Quality Dealers 8 00 p m 740·992 2528, Au IS Moore owner 540 Miscellaneous 2 Rooms & Be1h, 1225/Mo In Merchandls• cludes Ulllillea , No Kitchen 1 2bdrm apts , total electric, appliances furnlahad, laundry room facitltle&, close to achool In town Application• available at VIllage Green Apts 149 or call 740·992· 3711 EOH Apartment for rani in Middleport 'HOST FAMILIES NEEDEDitl ' EICChange Students From Germany Japan . England, France Rus sia, Bratll Students Arrive lf1 Au· gust To Attend local High Schoole For Further lnfOJmation 1-800-765-4963 10 .. Window Air Conditioners, ' $50.00 Eech (740)-446-1142 16 HP Simplicity Lewn Mower, 44 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $3!58 Walk to shOp & movies Call 740·-'46·2568 Equal Houalng Opportun11y 350 Lots & Acreage Christy's Family living, apart menta, home I trailer rentala , 5 5 Acres Frontage, Garfield 740·892·4514, opor1monto avalleble, furnished & unfurnlof)od Atl Electric, sons, No tawn, First Floor, For An Ap· polntment To VIew, Phone 7"'0· 448·9539 Firat Avenue, One And lWo Bed· rooms, From $271 ·$350/Mo , Se· curlty Deposit Refertncts Re· qulred, 740-4o!Hl9~ Cabinets Mollohan Carpet, Room Size Car pets Drlve·a·LI111e Save a Loti (740)-388-0173 or (740)·446 · 7444 Prfmeatar.. fi'M DlrtcTV Summer Promotion Call now 1·888·285· 2t23 RAPID WEIGHT LOSS FENPHEN ALTERNATIVE TAI-PHEN GUARANTEED 100% SAFE JUST RELEASED TO THE PUB· LIC ONLY $24 95 • 1 Month Buy 2 Months Gat 1 FREE I loS SEEN ON TV CELLASENE. H·VIA · GAA Available Call Unlled Pharmaceuticals NOW For lnforma · Sausage, Ham, Pork Chops, Hole Hogs For Your Freezer, 740-245- 9047. 740·388·8488 Sola Chair Recliner, nlcol $225 00 (740)·446-2165 lane green and brown plaid queen-size sleeper, with Bassett coUee table and 2·End Tables pius Lemps, 740-448 4274 Two 9x7 Steel Garage Coors, Like New. Non lnsullated 1 Sac lion Glass Tor Springs, StOO Each, Or Both $175, 740·446· 4514 Used Dell Compu ter For Sale, Windows 3 1, 5 Years Old , In· elude& Harddrlve, Keyboard & All Deck, low Hour~, Good Condi· tton Call after 5·pm (740)·446· 3430 t8 Ft Huvy Duty Trailer Dla · mond Plate Deck Electric Trailer llghla & Brake Hooii ·Up, Heavy 550 Building Suppllts Block, brick, aewer p ipes, wind· owa. lintels etc Claude Wlntera, Rio Granda, OH Ca1t 740· 2•5· 5121 560 Pets for Sele AKC, Ve1 Chocked $300. See P11ren11, 7-40-379-2639 AKC Female lab Pup~ 1 Blaclc, 2 Yolk>w 9 Weeks Old. $300, Shota uno. 740-44e-oD80 $8rves The Right To Accept IRe· 1990 Lumina Priced Below Loan Value , $900 In Parrs 93 000 Items From Sale Prior To Sale' Terms Of Sale CASH OR CER· Baldwin Snare Drum With Stand & Cast, Sticks & Pad Included, Excellent Condition, $350 740· P A Equipment For Sale like New Peavey XR 1200 0 Powered Stereo Mixer With 128 Digital Effects On Soardt! 4 Band Eq And 4 Aux Sends Per Ch. 300 Walls Per Channel 0 4 OHMS $750, Pea11ey MD • 8 Stereo 8 Channet Mlx:er With Reverb Stereo A·B And Sum Monitor Outs $200, OSC-MX 700A Pwer Amp, 350 Wa1ts Per Ch 0 2 OHMS $275, (1) Peavey 15· 10 H 3 Way Speaker St 50, (2) Fender 2 t 5 H Dual 15" With Horn Main Speak· ars $600 Pr (2) Peavey FH-1 Folded Horn low End Cabinets No Speakers, $200 Pr Contact M~k ~ rage Kept With 80,000 Miles, Asking $4 295, Call 740 ·446· 740-448-8618 1995 Kawasekl 900 ZXI Jet Skk ~ Months, Carmichael's Farm & Lewn, Inc 1·800·594·1111, Gallipolis, OH We Dellver1 lrrllrance ATP 125 Bellows Drive Irrigation ~eel Machine, lndudes Reel, 6" Intake Aluminum Pipe And Couplers PTO Pump Included $14.000 Please Call 304·925· 4753 Locusl base post $2 25 each or 500 or more $2 00 each 304·882· 32451304-882-2017 See The New John Deere 200 Series Skid Steer Loaders, 1 5°.4 JOC Financing, Carmichael's Farm & Lawn. Inc 1·800·594· 1111, Gelllpolls OH We Dotlvo~ 5588 801h PI No Pinellas Park. Fl33781, 7'0 484-7408 Fish, Birds, Pond Suppllto Sun 1·4PM, Mon,·Sat 11AM· 8PM. Fish Tonk/Pot Shop, 2•13 F o r - Ground Pool, Cleaning (304)675-2063 CFA Peral1n1 1 Mill, 1 Fem11t, Both Spade & Neutered, Mu11 Soli! Only ·1~0, OBO, 7•0·2•511239 19Ft Concord. With 91 200 HP Mariner With Trailer $5,500 1988 17 Fish & Ski With 1984 Wneets , Alloy Rally, Steel Buy, Sell Acker Wheel 1· 800-994·3357. Worlds Most Complete lftventory www acker- -cam J Seized cars From ssoo Sport luxury, & Economy Care, Trucks 4x4's Utility & More For Currant 720 Trucks for. Sale $3 800 OBO elter e 30 pm 304· 875·1t14 1990 f:tlevy Silverado, 1989 Ford 350 1 Ton Flatbed, Very Good Shape, 740-446-8189 11on , $8.000 080 (304)8757133. ' 1993 S-1 0 Pick-Up Tehoe package, PS PB. Air, 2 8V6 . 5Speed. Toolbox 60K Mllu $5500 liMM, THAT"!> TnUGH TO '!>AY &UT t1YS.ELF, Auto Parts & Accessorlas 760 listings Catl 1-800.311 ·5048 EM! 1183 I'M DEFINITELY A t>CX:o I'IAN! I'VE ALW!I.'(S OWjjEI) IXJ(,S! 1999 Cargo Mate 24 Ft Encloeod Car Trailer. loaded White With Hitch $5 400 740 448-3005 AI· tar 6 PM Budget Priced TransmiSSions and Engines, All Types Access To Over 10 000 Transmlaslorls , eve Jol~111. 740·245-5877 Fiberglase co11er Uta che\ly full ~ze short bed truclc $350 00 304 773-53141eave message New gas tanks & body par1a 0 & A Auto , Alpley WV (304)372:!833"' t-800 '03'9329 • Q7 3 32-- colagne .107853 South 4 Arabian Mares One 10 Year Old Mare 112 Quarter 1/2 Morgan, Installment Plan For HOf'ses To Good Home, 25% Oowh , Af· 1996 Chevy Silverado, 3 quarterton, extend-a cab, 4 wheel drtve 20 ,000 miles load•d (304)895· 3707 fordable Rates. 740-388 8358 85 Ford PICk Up F-t50. Shor1 Bed. 300, 8 cyl 4sp 96,000 miles, Laying Hens, 3 month Old Arau- Above Average Condition! (740)- canaPulets 740-258-1615 388-0148 Chickens 3 Months Old $3 00 A Piece, Oucks 3 Mon1hs Old, 18 A Pleco. 740-258-1233 730 Vane & 4·WDs South Weal NorUI 21 8• Pilla Dbl 2• Pus 5NT Pus All pau Registered Angus, eigh t cow & calf pairs eight 1 & 2 year old heifers, eKc-'lent bloodlines, 740.. 742·3033. 1979 F150 i4x4 Extended Cab, 351·M engine, asking $1100. 74M49-3221 1982 Ford F-250 4f4, $2,300 OBO, 1;181 New Aoo,. Hitch. Very Toughl 740-245·5949. 740-703· 7778 Black, Polled, 9 Months To 2 Years, 7•0-387-7800 740-258·1831 Registered miniature horses, good blood lines 5 mares. 3 rnalllons. 2 mares are bred back 1988 Chevroltl S-1 0 Blazer 4WD, $1500 080 good work vehicle, can 740-992·70o18 alter 5 00pm Hay & Grjlln Large Round Bales $20 A Bale, 740·24!HI047 1985 Chevy Van 3.50 Aulomatlc 1991 Ford Mark Ill, Conversion Van, ve , Capt Chalts. ~ear Bench Seat Converts to full s ize bed, Dual Gas Tanka. Like New IUOO (3041875-1731 Square Bales oJ Hay For Sale (304)1175-5072 1994 E>plorer, a Cytlndor. 4 Doors , 4x4, Air. Brand New Tow Pacllage Runs Great! $15,500 S1rlw For Sale (304)875-4308 TRANSPORTATION 710 Autoe for Sela CARS $100, t!SOO 6 U~ POLICE IMPOUNDS Honda'o To,oto's, Cl\tvrl, Joeps, And Spor1 Ullll· 1111 800-172-7470. EXT. 7832 1870 Pon11oc lemons With 350 Rocl<ot Molor, St!OO, Call Aftor 5. 304-1175-5e12. 1110·t110CAAS FROM MOO Pollee lmpou.nda, And Tax Repo'e For Llaungs Call 1·800· 31&,3323 Ext 4420 1987 Chavrollt Good Body GOOO Tlrn, Uooo ,No Oil Eoey 0~ Gao ' 10 AclrHIBonel 11 Fln11 garden around Gemutny 211 Arid 29 Pronouneed 30 End of a threat 31 River In Belgium 37 Pencil part 35 "The - Aloo AI-" 41 Pala1able 42 Grel!lng twig 43 Glont of fairy ..~a. 44Skelalon A longt1me fnend of mtoe, Albert BenJamm, celebrated his 90th birthday a couple of months ago. He has a broad Scoutsh accent, wmes With humqr, plays an excellent game. but tsn't at hts best as a nonplaytog cap· tam' (h's a long story.) In today's deal, 1wo clubs was strong, arttfictal and forctog . Two spades promtsed at leas! five spades and etght poto1s Now North used the Grand Slam Force, asking hts partner to bid seven Wtth two of the top three spade honors WeSI's double was absurd. Wtth the opponents looking for seven, he was doubltng for one down. tummg 100 toto 200. It's not clever when tt patois a picture of the distrtbutton for declarer. BenJamto realized West had all four mtsstog trumps for the double. So, he took dummy's rwo heart winners, followed by the three top clubs, discardmg a dtamond from hand After the ace· king of dtamonds. a dta· mood ruff to hand, and the heart queen, everyone was down to four cards, North, West and South ~avtog only rrumps remaming BenJamto led a low trump from hand, forcing West to spltt hts hon9rs , o(herwtse, dummy 's nme would wto 1hc lnck , However, Ben1am1n JUSt played low from the dummy, leavtng West to lead away from the Q·J-8 toiO dummy ' s K-9·6 and hts A· 7-5 West couldn't wtn another mck. so stx spades doubled made Albert 's wtfe, ·Judy. played to St< spades undoubled, gotog rbe nonnal one down. After tcasmg her for fat I· tog to find rhe wtnntog line, Albert Said, "I recetved the well-deserved pumshment meted out ro all errtog husbands." 451!.!'!!. M:."lnc11ra0n 47 48 Algeri8n .,~~~.;'ato.. 50 Card 52 Bullring cry 54 ·--Clair Day" CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Cllmpo. c.llbrity ~ Clri*4WIIi ... Cf.-:1 hom~ IPj' t.maw ~ put lnd pr..ent E8dllilti In lie clpfw lllndl tor MOther Todly'tclo.M I _,.,. G 'AFZ DOA JIIFZO IIFZ J L vJ sw J L D XDACJX ODWGF UCWWCDHV YDSIFDX PREVIOUS SOLUTION "History teachea ua that man and ,nation8 behave wleely once they have exhausted all other anernatlves • - Abbe Eban '::~:~~, s~~~lA-~t.~sa 0 four Roorronge lot1oro of ocrombt.d words low to form four I ~mplo tho be- words KA -NITE rI I I E R 1'1 A H I I _,.;;S...;O;-..;-T TFU...;Jj--.,11 .:,'. . ~ . I I tI_ I I1--'T,--i,r-""'IF-T.,s,.;.;-"1--f ·Just remember: the coach ;:::::~::;::::::::::.:.., laid hts player." a slap on the H E F NCR back may push out the . - - - - • Q Complete the chuckle quoted by follinv In tho mouong words you dO¥olop from mop No. 3 bol- P~INT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES 6 7-'0·245· UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWU SCIIAM-LETS ANSWEU lbu'l blild • 7~0-446 - bit no"r <fl wloen Y"" """ wifh lht clmsl(itds !THURSDAY Lethal - Foray - Rayon - Crafty. FOR 1t LATER One woman to another "I have no trouble find1ng a bargain bullets of !rouble find 1ng a use FOR tl LATER • JUNE 241 BASeMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references furnished Ea· 1abllsl!ed 1975 Coil 24 Hrs (7401 446.0870, 1·800-~87.0571 Rogers Watorproollng Appliance Parts And Service All ~ame Brands Over 25 Years Ex- perience All Work Guaranteed, 7~0-~48 · C&C Generat Hom• Main· tenence J Palnt!n~. vinyl aiding, carpentry, doors, windows. baths , mobNe hQme repair al)d mort For free estimate call Chel, 740..992· Livingston s Basement Water Proofing, a ll blsament repairs done, free Utlmates litellmt guarantee 12yra OJl 'Job e~eper l­ ,anco (304)89:5-3887 1994 GMC Jimmy SLS loaded 4DA , E>cellon1 Condi1IO" tllgh ::~7~~ Call before 9P,M, MIA Generel Contracting & EIICtfiC, Carpentry, Porches Trallef S•\·,Upa, And Air Condl· iionlng, Also Maintenance, 7-40· bike, Looks Good , Runs Good , $850 OBO And 1988 Hond~ 250 Fourtrax Good Condition, Neede Mmor Work , $1 ,200 OBO, 740· 368-8823 Allor 4 ~ M. 1987 H D Sonall Cuslom, lo1s oi chrome, recently restores, low miles, $15.000, 740 992-:1112 attor 50( 741),992-0078 1988 Yamaha 350 Warrior Electric AHer 5 ~ M Phone 740·••8· 741t 1997 Honda CR 80, 11800 1994 t<awasold Bayou 300 4x4, $3200, FZA 50cc 11>011 blkAI, $1000. 9 11> pull behind llntoh mower 44" cut, $4l!O; CIII7.0-IU3-5450 AITRO·GRAPH 8323 OBO 740-245·5100 Motorcycles 441-1401 Aol- Bulkloro BLIUd new or repair old nQ Job too email or lilrge Major credit oardo IWV029582. Coli (304)45f= 1049 BP 15211·8092 "PIPE " DIIYLIGHT INDOOR81 Brlghtoq Any Soulng No1UrllllyKltchens , Hallwaya Ba1hr06m11 l~o A Btlght CeiWng Ftxturo, But Wllhotl1 EleC1rlcityl The Orlglqol IUNPIPE. - r Frte Since ttt1 1·800-144-1788 1128 840 Electrlcel 111d Refrigeration ~esJdentlal or commercial wiring, no~ 11rvlca or r1p1tro Mas1or Ll· cenaed llectrlclan Ridenour EloC1rtcOI , WV000306, 304·875· 17116. Friday, June 2j, 1999 Dare to be u dnoamer in 1he year ahead, hecausc success lies in post· tive thinking Dreams stimulate wtsfl. es, wishes fino up ambiuons and ambitions can cnoaue realilies. CANCER (June 21-Ju(y 22) Your chatiSmauc personaltty today can be on enormous assel to you for either encouraJing fnendships or puUing togelher a business deal. Use your stuff tn 1 construcltve, dramatic fash· ion. Get a JUmp on life by understandonJ the inHuences that'll aovem , you In the year ahead. Seod the requ1red refund fonn and for your ' Astra-Graph predictions by mallina S2 to Astro-Oroph. c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 17,8, Mwny Hill Sto· Iton, New York, NY I0 Be sure to slale your Zodiac sisn. LEO (July 23·AUJ 22) Pulence ts lhe sccre11o success today, especial· ly If you're wailina for a matter to develop that could spell f!"tsonol cain . That for which you're hoplne wall be fortheomina. • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) If "6- projecls or cnterpmes 1n wh1ch you're Involved ere to be successful today, soltd foundations must be laid tn lhe earltest of stsieJ. Only then can lhey be Imitated. liBRA (Sept 23-0cl 23) Keep your <ight• set hoah 1oday and don't settle for lcs~r @''IBIS Ynur rruhnhll· hies for ochieY•ns wonhy. matcriol ohjecuves luok cspepially favorable al lhis time SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) By trying lo take the philosophical approoch and vtewing things as part of the whole. nol in a row I limited or nar- '""I"'· is what wtll make you vtry effecttve today SAOiliARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec 21) An unusual cltlltn of eveii1S could set tn motton the possibility for you to embark on a successful joint venture with persons whose ideu har· monize wtlh your own. CAPII,ICORN (Dee 22-Jan. 19} It can be vitalloday to maintain compatible relations Wtlh tndividuals who are f!"rlinent to your present plans, even If that requt\'6 IQIIIO modifK:ation of your position. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20.Feb 19) / I WOlD UMI l<llho4 loy CLAY I. POUAN - - - - - - L-.1.-...L.-.1.-...L.-J..-..1. Home lmprove1111nta French Clty Maytag 1795 ow w ZKGOZVVCJX AFZ cv DOAV DRJYZ HSVCT J L • Registered Llmousln Bulls Red , 740-742-2050 _.... oxam By Phillip Alder "PEANUTS 8 x38' Furnished Ca:mper On Private Lot 50'JC100' Central Air& Heat Wdter, Electric, Sewer, On Bear Run Road $1 ~.ooo, Phone. Calt 740·448-1203. 4349 12 Moraya I ! I W -' II'P· 21 Type of card 22 Detour 8 Future LLBo.'- Opening lead: • J 1975 Apache Mesa Pop-Op Camper, Telephone 810 33111nga,lllbell ST5 Ploy par1 34 "-Y 7 UkeiiOIM 3Sc-up 38Doorwoyl 31P•-t.l1111 IFirlln...,brlr Campers & Motor Homes 790 Ptwmlngar 3AIIrm 4 AutltorW- Eaal SEfWlCES 1979 CJ7 Jeep Hardtop, 3 Speed Phone (304)875·2039. $2500 OBO R-- 27 Long loUrneY 23Ba-M'a ROll 24 PreclptWJon 25 Circular tent 2B Rl-ln 5211 Or 740-446-7753 Livestock AunoliooiJI740-388-S.72. , bird With Treller $.12,500. 198• For Listings CALL NOW ) 1·800· 319,3328 >2158 t992 Dodge Dakota 4 Wheel Drive, 4 Nefi Tires, Good Condi· Old Motorcycles, Motorscooters. Motoracooter Parts (Cushman preferred} Contact 0 Mitchell, Used Trade Ins ~eady For Sale 1979 28 ft Twm Engine Thunder CARS FADM $500111 Pollee In\· 1987fToYota SR-5 &JCtended cab 4X4 pkk up w/ utility bed asking (800)·352-1045 J S Marine Is Loaded Up On pounds, Repos & Tax Seizures Good Sllapol SS.OOO OBO (740)· 388-8lol3 Al1er 5 00 pm Erac:tedllron Horse Builders 1· 640 book 304-773-5996 Glftll (7>40)-446-4548 Factor~ ¥11Tt1Vf! ,, Gambler Intimidator 20 It ba i)i boat , dua l con&otes 200 np. evlnrude motor. fully equip bOught new in 98, used appr~x · lmately 10hrs priced well under 1998 ' Pontiac Trans- Am . Fully Loadedl Price Reduced 10 $22 500 00 Great Graduation 1987 Ford F-250, 4x4 6 9 diesel Storogo Bultdono Spoc. 30'>40'>8', Painted Steel Siding, Galvalume Steel Aoollng . 15 x8 traclc door, 3 walk dollr $6 888 630 ' 1998 Chevy Cavalier, Z·24 Auto, 5% 60 GOMMVHICATf Times, like New. Many Exua!Q 740.~45-9391 • • • A C , P,W , P 0 LOCk SunRoof CD Player (304)773-5117 NH851, Round Balers New John Deere Round Balers, Mower Conditioners Oo/. 12 Mont~s. 2 75% 24 Months. 3 75% 36 Months. Of y/~ITIHG··MAYit TtltY'n T~YIH6 TO Marada Sport I 3L Mi" I 1/0, tn The Water I good s 1495, 740-992 2854 Credit Approval, JD1219, JD720, NH474, NH469, NH488 Hayblne, JD335. NH630, NH650 MF1560. 4 75% 48 Mon1hs. ter 5 pm 304·466-2047. 1987 Cougar rune good & looks June Used Hay Equipment Sale 4 9% Financing With John Deere IT LOOIC6 LIICI 60Mf l'lltll> 1996 24 ft Pontune boat w/ 90 ~ honda ,bOat has bathroom mel top & many eKtras tandem ext trailer wl brekaa $11,&00 call a 1994 Corsica V·6. Automatic, Air Conditioning, ,J.oaded $3 695, 1994 Cavalier 2 Ooor&. Automat- 740-882-7~12 FRANK & EARNEST Trailer Included, VerY Low Hour( E•cellent Condition $-',500 OBQ CaM 740-446· t741 , tors, 7<10-448-0103 Doors, LOadatl &10 Farm Equipment :=:.:1~~h;~~;~:;: 8!:~':1!~~ 1993 Pontiac Grand AM, Teal , 1995 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 FARM SU PPLI ES & LIVE STO CK ~ olll 2 DtNclor 10 to the century Bo'et 01 Equal Va luF, 740· 446 · 4782 cury, & Trolling Motor. w!Tralle> Used ver, 11\Ue $3,50P (30-1)675 1731 Ic, ~lr Conditioning , $3.495. Cook Motors, 740-446-0103 II 7.0.388-9991. H0-388• 1993 Geo Tracker 5 Speed , Excellem COndition, 740-245-9154 1994 Ca11aller 2 DOOr, Auto, AC, $3 -495, 1994 Corsica V6, Auto, A/C Loaded! $3 695 , Cook Mo· .. New, Will Trade For A Pontoon 1991 Chevy Lumina Eurosport, $3 500. OBO 740· PAW 1993 Cobia, 17 1.? Runabout Like 3 1 V-1. loaded, $3100 OBO. 740· 985 3510 HI~ Mileage. 388~8408 PRINCE, 199:2 searay 220 Minf Condition 4223: 3342 YO'RE A Cud<fy CAbin & Many Eldras! LOw Hour~. 1 LAanlngT- Dealer: North 750 Boats'I 1Motors , "for Sele 9510. - DOWN Vulnerable: Both TIFIED CHECK. A'-4 / Ff-t Stereo Tape, Ajr Bag, Air Coodlttonlng, Antlloc~ Brakes Power Door Locks. Windows . Drivers Seat, 1 Crulse, qontrol, 'T1It Steering, Ga· ~=-Iegg • • Q a4 • J 9 4 • J 8 ject Any & All Bids , & Wllhdraw Transmiulon ~ 57 ISS Fa111dloul 23 Comsdl•n IA7542 Dept A1 740-441·1038. OVB Re· Interior, Moon Roof $3 000. 740-245-56!19 '990 Mercury Sable GS Sedan 6 Cylinde r •Aulomallc, 4 Speed Musical Instruments ' · -· 4 2 =orderly ~ldy 21 V.I.P. 997532 • 88 2 I& , whe re Is" WllhOul: hpress~ Or Implied Wlltrlnty & May B ~ Seen By Calllng'The Collection Milos . $1.750 OBO 740-4481127, - . 570 • J 10 8 AM On 7/10199 At Tho OVB Aq· ~ox 143 Third Avonuo, GaHipotl' OH Sold Tp .Highoat Bidder ' Ac .-.ud las 47 C*Min511ce53 lltCIIpnl ISS Brtglllly 111 plant 17 Flm-m. 11 Eut • Q J 10 8 ' 150181 7 & A 1998 Yamaha Ka, d lak hoC ATV 10481!18t At 10 00 1990 l.lncoln Continental. Black Bra e ~ Weal M /~ VN800B3 4e~of 20 ChengMto IAKQ ; . Kawasaki 742-2444 ""'""740-742.ati04 With $2,800 call304--175-3824 M-24-88 A K 10 5 t Ohio \/alley Bank Will Offer Fof Sa le By Publi c Au ction A 1998 1990 Ford Taurus SHO. 5 IP • gOOd condition $3,500, work 740 1982 Suz.-.1 AS178, 2 Strol<e Din- Jackeon Avehue/Potnt Pleaaent 2 Usod lilt Chairs. Groat Condl· tion, 740-446-2206 ries. 740-742-2545. - 7-ro-949 2836 01740-949-2045 and wonned, 740-992-1951 t HP Hayward Motor Sand FHt1r 83M Wanted to buy- canary or cana- a K 8 53 •AK 1997 Ye maha Banshee 350 o4 wheaNtr wlre'vlrst alec start, real m.llas, runt good, V-8, 12tOO. 740 B&T Coonltound 2 Ytlrl old, Started! Chomplon Bloodtlntel cau (740)·388-8152 Covor & Old Pool. $300, 740·368· 256-6162 N 88<!·3236 1990 Cougar, high too~s J u sed on ly 10 hra 12.900 304 · 080 AKC registered long hlirtd min· lature Dashund pupa, first shots 11" OINCTV loMIIItAi lyo1eml· tjlt.OO, SIOO of frllo ~' Limited 1)fnf olltl..." 1;eoo-nt8194 C~emlcals, Accessories, Solar ShOts! Wormadl S125 oo (740)- Started! Excellent Hunting Btood AKC Aagll1ored Yellow Lab Pups, Shots & Wormed, Aaady 4th Of July, 740-25H331. 740-379-2351 Reg istered Toy Rat Terrier, fa · male, 7 weeks, Paper tra ined! 740-288·5395 Outy Jack, $800 , r•o-4•1-0870 Allor 5 ~M 0< Le- Moosego 1994 20 Fl Goouneot Trailer, Reedy To Got 740-388-0583 Waterline Special' 3f4 200 PSI pression FIHings In Stocl< RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacltson, Ol!lo, 1-eD0-537-9628 coupe, moon roof 12.200 An1MrlaPre¥louel'uulo 7 OMwllola CIIIW-..d 13 ltyle of type 14 Hoi • . . _ c:oiONcl bird 15 Pert of tho U.S. ISS UU 101M 1997 Kawasa ki 300 Bayou AT;~ lock ln defefentlat , llk t ne,w 1917 Toyot a MA · 2 5 sp sp ort 1990 Ford Mustang 4 Cylnldt,, 5 Speed Cold NC. PW. PDL, C1oan Car High Miles. Run s Gr•att $2 200 OBO, 740-446-8022 Outstanding Angus And Chiengus Bulls. Reasonably Priced Slate Run Farms. Jackson, Ohio $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Com· chip $8500 304-875-'01• or 30• Registered Australian Shepherd, Puppies, S t50 Each, All Colora, Monitor 1200. FO< Mdre lnforma110n C811 304-773-5841 121 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI 4S72 evenings or 740 992 3812 days • great. lion 1-800-733·3288 coo·s 1 620 Wanted to Buy PAE-PAY /CAEDIT CARDS A Great Friend Toy Poodles 1325 00 Mon1h, Call (740)·448· 4859 Kitchen (740)·245·5891 Weight Lll11ng Equlpmen1 For Sele $2800 (304)675-7758 A1ter 5PM 7806 Bedroom & Ba1h Includes Ulllltles, No Kitchen, 740M6-2417 Cond~onl 1985 Bulclc T type Aagol. dogHal dash climate eontrol, hypeltec tl $75 00 uch Catl before 9PM, (304)875-7848 GOT A CAMPGROUND MEM· BEASHIP OR TIMESHARE? Well 15C F Freezer, New Quilting Ma· chine. 4 Collector Barbie Oolls RCA Video Camera, Heavy Duty Wood May1ag Washer (30•18755182 Very A11rac11ve Price $80s. onto River ~ontage, Moljls Co , 8 Ptaua Call From 8 to 11 PM acre wUh older mobile home, (304)875-4808 or675-3991 ~.000 OBO, 740-843-5482 $250. 740-446·84t5 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, Now & Aebullt tn Stocl< Apartment lor Rani , 1Bedroom, 1Bath Central Air, Appllcanee $17,900, 740-367-0221 , 740-3677242 Sq Ft + Trim. Aluminum Facia plano Dr 740.448-4525 330 Farms for Sale 7 Acres Grover Road, Cheshire, -'00 Ft Frontage Building Site, Ohio Grubb's Piano tuning & repairs Problema? Need Tuned? Call the MERCHANDI SE Rat-Tarrier Pupp ies Tali s Docked 1st shots , wormed Laney Amp, PL !50 reberb. $100. e~eceuenl cond ttlon. 740 992- Supply, 740·446-9418 Gallipolis 1989 Harley Davidson 1200 Sp on ster $7000. call 1• 0 992· 304-675-1414 after 8 30 pm Huge ln111ntory Dutch Lap While Vinyl Siding 900 Twin Rivers Tower now accepting applications tor 1 BR HUO subsidized apt lor elderly and handIcapped EOH 304-675-8879 $50, 740-992·3858 448-9555 Vinyl Skirting Kl1s $299 95, 5 Gal· 1985 Buick 114go1740-256-1631 61&-208a. Parts & Supply One bedroom furnished apartment In Middleport, call 7-40·9925304 attar 6pm t 2Ft Avenue City UIIIIIIOI, $49.000 Sand Aeoponu CLA82~. c/ oGalllpollo Dally Tribune, 825 Third Avenue. Gallipolis OH 45631 Discount MObile Home Windows, Gas & Electric Water Heaters. Plumbing & Electrical Parts, lntertherm. MHler & Col&· man Air Condl11oners 1 Heat Pumps Bennett's Mobile Home no pe1s, 740·992·5858 $68.500, with 14>70 house treller plus 71121 tip out. 740 992-3564 446-6308 1·800-291-0Q98 $57 89 Anchors 15. Doors & ceppod E 0 H (3041882-3121 1019 COOL DOWN 448-otl08 Repo Doublewlde Sa11e Thousands! 1 800-383-6862 Self sulficlent, 52 acres, with two working natural gas wells. two good natural springs . plus TPC water hard top roaCI tO minutes !rom Pomeroy 20 minutes from .Athens, two n1ce building sites Cando Creations 636 Brick Sol01, Rutland, OH 45175, 740-742·2512. Candles Of All Styles And Typos, Will Do Refills Over 70 Vartetlea lon Aluminum Flbered Roar Paint $25 21. 5 Qal While Roof Paint Appliances Reconditioned Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Refn· grators, 90 Day Guarantee! Now 3BR $488 down , $119 (304)675-4S48 Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments , Includes Water Sewaga , Trash. $315/Mo. 740 - 2 Bedrooms , Air Cond itiOning, Automatic Washer. Water In· cluded , $3251Mo Plus Deposit, Month Only Oakwood Homea Baby bed, Playpen, Swing , Car Seat , Stroller. Dressing Table 3516 0047 New 1999 14x:70 three bedroom Includes e months FREE lot rent Includes washer & dryer skirting deluxe steps and setup Only $200 74 per month with $1150 down Call 1 800-837 3238 Bed Phone 174(1..448 3598 Central Air Conditioning Added To Vour Furnace Complete Duct Systmes & Furnaces, Heat Pumps Cenllled Installer If You Don't Call Us We Both Lose! 7o40· Deposit 740.388 9686 New Bank Repo's Only 3 Left. 1 B00-383-6862 Antique Matching Oress1r And port From S249 $373 Celt 740- 4BA 2BA $499 Down Assume Payments of $239 mo (304)755 5560 Good selectton of used homes w1th 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $3995 Quick delivery Call 7-40 385 9621 ples Call740-441-1982 lc Bese $200 (3041675-1240 Air Condllloners, Used Olflerent Sizes Guaranteed! 740·886- 5885 Himalayan/ Siamese/ Persian kit ten wo rmed and hiler tr1 ln ed, Graclous living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and F.livarside Apartments In Middle- 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, CA, Stove, Refrigerator, Water, Trash Furmshed Very Nice! $350/Mo, Clearann Sale All Displays Must Go DownPayments as low as $499. Interest as low as 8 6 limited time only at 01kwood Homes, Nitro, WV. (304)7S5· Po unds Eaay, Qutck, Fast Dramatic Results 100% Natural, OOCior Recommended Fra. Sam- Cobra 25 Claaslt CB Radio 150 Watt Linear. K·40 Ant w/Magnet· 2 Bedrooms $325/Mo • + Utilities, No Pets Central Air. 740·446- 736 3409 lens variety of colors 740·7 42· 740-448-9523 1999 Schull 2Bx64 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths OlN , Fireplace 2x6 Walls See At New Schult Home Center, French City Homes. 3411 Jack· son Avenue, Point Pleasant WV 304-67 5-1400 $499 Down All Singles $999 Down Doubles, Super Low Payme nts , llmtted Time, Oakwood Homes Barboursville WV. 304 CFA Aoglo!Ored Himalayan kit· Gets I 2 & 3 bedroom mobHe homes, air conditioned, $260-$300, sewer, water and trash Included. 740· Aequl~ B-L-0-W 0-U-T · 740- 211G 8690 -M-ZING METABOliSM Sreekthro ughlll Lose 10-200 Furnished Upstalrs , Second Avenue No Pets Utilities Paid sewage (304)173-5214 8313 75-4009 _304 _ -1_ _ __ _ _ __ _ Of Scants. Hours Monday -Sat urday, 10·9, Sunday 1 5, Also, Making Body Lotions & Shower River Bend Place accepting apptleattons now for 1BA HUO Sub· sldlzed apt tor elderly & handl· AKC reo mlnllure Dachshund 24.000 BTU lib Now, Prloe Aoa· 3418 Three bedroom, two bath, carport, on SA 7 across from Forest Run Ad . $375 month, deposit and rei· erences req uired call 740·742- 2 Bedroom Trailer, Galllpolts, central Heat & Air Washer /Dryer Hook-Up Deposit, References Ower 4425 90X125 MoblleHome Lot Mason. t996 Clayton 18>80 AC. 3BA, Take For Lease One Bedroom, AC Apt Corner of Second and Pine $250 00 per month, plus UtiiUies Plus Sacurtty and Key Daposltl Reference Req ulred (7-'0)·446- e1ter6pm 992·2187 $292 (304)675-8165 All real estate adven1sing In this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair HOUSir'IQ Act or t968 which makes it Illegal to advert1 ~ e ·any preference limitation or dlscrlmmatiOn based on race color rel1g1on se~~: fam1Nai status or nat•onal origin or any lntent1on to make any such preference, hmitaiiOn or dlscnminat1on " 9342 Windows , Deck $18,900, 740· 256-6980 Nice (740)-448-2325 N6Ce 2 bedroom apanment In Syracuse $200 deposit $285 per month Includes trash, 740·667- Plus Unsecured Bad /No Credit OK! No Deposit Req uired Every one Welcome! Call 1 800·285 - 199t 14ftx72ft Sh1ngle Roof Vinvt S1dtng Excellent Condition Per month Plus UtiiHies Security depos it and Key Otpos i1 re · quire dl Ralarenct Ntcn saryl 45t 259t House lor rent 1- Bedroom, $300 Month $250 Deposit 2References No Pets! (7 40)-446- WANT A VISA CARD?? $12 000 Ap1 326 Second fwo. $250.00 992-506-' Equal Housing Opportunlttes 1986 Clayton 14x70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths, Gas Nordyne 36M 10 Steer Gas / Eie c tr~c Package , Heat / Air Spacious Interior French City Homes Po int Pleas ant W\1304 675-1 400 Free 1 80Q-724 6047 (24 Hrs) For Lea se One Bedroom. AC. 125 Third Avenue . 1 Bedroom. Available 7115199, No Pets, Ullllhes Not Included $320/Mo . 703· 4 Bed rooms , All Elactr1c, AIC . 1983 Schult 14x64 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath Kit chen Appliances 2K6 Foors Central Air, Great Condl 1100 $10 SOD French City Homes Po1n1 Pleasan t WV 304 -675· 540 Ml-llllneous MerchandiH ::;::r II Opportunities misht be vetled or dissuiscd 1oday, but you should be able to stay on your toes and be per· ceptive enough to ptck up on them. Condttions favor you where your work is concerned PISCES (Feb 20.Merch 20) Pal around roday with 1hose who are im1Jina1ive and propeS~!Ve, because they .could set your creattve jutces flowtnJ. Whet yo~ conce1vt now mighl have sreat potential ARIES (March 21-April 19) When it comes to maners or importance today, rake emple time to study them carefully The areater your awareness on the subJect becomes, the 1reater your chances for success. TAURU$ (Aprtl 20-May 20) Because of xour zest for life today, companions will find you a most deligh1ful per>on to be around. You know how to emphasize the ltgh1er side of tssues they deem wont some GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) When you think about making money today. thtnk positively, because any profit )'OU can vi~ualt7.e in )lOur mind ' ~.cye ctlli hc<nme u n:allty Be n(lCn In new idea< . ' �Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Friday Th'-'rsday, June 24, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Weather Ohio Sons of Union Veterans hold annuql encampment 11le I 17th Annual Encampment of Ohio Department Woman's Relief vention a daughter of the last Union the Ohio Department Sons of Union Corps. soldier, Albert Woolson, who died in Veterans of the 'Civil War met at Mt. Andrew Johnson, commander-in- 1956 over the age of 105. Special cerUnion College, Alliance. chief of the Sons of Union Veterans, emonies are planned for the 50th · Meeting along with them were the was the honored guest of the encamp- anniversary of the last encampme nt. Ohio Depanment Auxiliary to Sons ment. He gave an update on the of the Grand Army of the Republic of Union Veterans of the Civil War, national encampment to be held this (GAR). Part of the events will be held the Ohio Department Ladies of the summer in Indianapolis. An attempt in the very same facilities used by the Grand Anny of the Republic, and the is being made to bri ng to the con- GAR in 1949. News of area college graduates Named to dean's list Meredith Crow, a student at Marieua College, has been named to the dean's list for the spring semester.· Crow, of Pomeroy, is an advertisi ng and public relations major. To be eligibl e for the Dean's List, a student must earn a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a scale of 4.0. Receives scholarship Bonne Smith, Pomeroy. has been selected to receive the Nina Jane·· Boyd Music Ed ucat ion Scholarship at Miami University for the coming academic year. Students receiving Miami · University scholarshiips are selected on Graduates OSU Carrie Ann ·Wood, daug hter of Ken neth and Yong Wood, Columbus, graduated recentl y from the Ohio State University in Columbus in com mencement exercises conducted on The Oval. · She received a Bachelor of Arts the basis of s uperior academic and degree in International Re lations. students will receive scholars hip ass istance totaling over $6 million. Funds for these scholarships are provided by gifts from alumni and friends of the university, alumnae. of Western College, corporations, foun dations and ·community organizations: Okcc Kim. Korea . Wilmington dean's list Portland resident Gregory A. McKinney II has been named to the dean's list at' Wilmington Coll ege for the sp~ing 1999 se mester. In order to · be eligible for the dean's list, a student must be enrolled fulltimc , and maintain a grade point average of at least 3.5. She is the granddaughter of Jean personal mert from over 5,500 candidates per year. This year, over 2,000 and Norman Wood of Pomeroy and Commander-in-Chief Jo~nso n announced thai the organizat ion was expandin g to add an executivedifector this next year. Also, the compyt· er web site is getting 8,300 hlis ~r day showing '·its great success . The Friday eveni ng campfire program was an historic impersonator of Civil War nurse and Red Cross fo under, Clara Barton . Several important re~ol~tions were passed by the encampment. Those included protests to gun control laws regarding bl ack powder weaponry used in Civi! War reenacting; request that the Ohio Legislature provide funding to purchase the Buff. ington Island Battlefield in Meigs County; request that the Ohio Legislature change current -Ia':" to recog-. nize human remains that have b\len buried more than 125 years; and a protest. of the actions of !lle'Hunt· Reds shut out astros 3-0, Page 4 Las Vegas marriage implications, Page 6 Economy post healthy growth, Page 3 Tod1y: Cloudy . High: 80s; Low: 60s iiiiJion District U.S. Army Corps of ment of the Sons of Union Veterans Engjneers regar(ling the permit for a be held in Columbus during Ohio's loading dock itt Buffington lslanli bicentennial celebration. Both .ol BatttFrl!rJd. , . , " the~ will be considered at the Augus'l ... K,eit'!AI~le)'ofRocksprings gave nauonal meetmg. . his report as Ohio Department Civil Ker~h Ashley of Rock Spnngs was War Sites Chainnan. He stressed the reappomted as the Oh1o CIVI l War need for the Ohio Legislature to Sites Chairman and will be servi~g as appropriate mone~ for the Buffington a member of the Oh10 Councrl of Island Battlefield that can be matched Administration. He served as a dele-. by the U.S. government to save the gate from the Brooks-Grant Camp' battlefield. He appealed for financial . No. 7 of Middleport. ... help for the Meigs County Pioneer & Emma Ashl e~ .attended the Oh1,Q Historical Society to assist in the Department Aux1hary Sons of Un10n preservation battle. A donation was · Veterans meeung where she served as voted 'by the delegates for this pur- a Oh10 Department Cownc1l member. pose. . · Emily Ashier, d~ughter of Kei th an(!. The Ohio Department passed a Emma, ~as mruated as a member of resolution urging Its national organi- the· Ladres of the Grand Army of the'_ .zation to make plans for the death of Repubhc. Emma was tmllated as ·8 , the last Union soldier's widow, Benha mem ber of tlie Woman's Reli ef. Janeway, of Ten11essee. It further Corps, the Auxili~ to the Gran~~ as_ked that the 2003 national encamp- . Amiy of the Repubhc. . .. Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 80s; Low: 60s Meigs County's Volume so, Sports June 25, 1OGD United States team downs Nigeria 7-1 In World Cup play -PageS Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Number 15 Single Copy. 35 Cents Air Force quickly.returning planes and pilots home from By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer WASHINGTON (AP)- The Air Force, stretched thin by a ·major commitment of aircraft and air crews during the NATO bombing campaign against · Yugoslavia, is quickly returning ·hundreds of phmes and pilots from Europe to their home bases for rest, repairs .and in some cases retirements dehiy~d by the war. A squadron of 12 F-11 ~Nighthawk stealth fighterbombers was due to arrive this afternoon at Langley Air Force Base, Va., for an overnight stop en route to their permanent base at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M., the Air Force said. 'The F-117s flew missions from Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany. The Navy also is pulling ·back aircraft. It announced today that seven EA-6B Prowler electron· ic warfare .planes that' flew a combined 717 combat m,issions over Yugoslavia will arrive at Andrews Air . Force Base, Md., on Saturday en route to their home base at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Wash. The Pentagon announced Thursday that Defense Secretary William Cohen had authorized 315 aircraft, including a variety of fighters, refuelers and electron· ic warfare planes, to pull out' of Europe . That follows a first wave of redeployments, announced on Monday, king Up Some Great. 'eals This Weeken·d t Don Tate Motors . . - ~· Top D~~; ~ade-In l'al~~.s • On the site financing • Courteow Sale.s People · in w~ich more than !50 As the aircraft start aircraft got the word to headj ng home, the . stan heading home. '"Army is moving more The United States soldiers .into Kosovo as had more than 700 airpeacekeepers. craft involved in the air The Navy cargo veswar, mostly Air Force sel USS Bob Hope left planes. All except B-2 a German port th is stealth bombers flew week loaded with from bases in Europe. tanks, howitzers and Some will remain at other heavy equipment Aviano Air Base, in of the Army's 1st northern Italy, to fly Infantry Division, and combat air patrols over is due to arrive at a Kosovo and Bosnia, Greek port early next Pentagon spokesman week. The 1st Infantry Kenneth Bacon said. Division will be the The. Air Force - All'llllll DIVId PanleiiOn huga primary U.S. peaceanno'unced Wednesday . hie wlfw, Jennifer, lftllt' landing back In th1 United keeping force in Kosothat all pilots and air Stltel It Tinker Air Force bl• In Oklaho.ma City, vo. crews will be free to Okla., Thursday attar •rvlng for 58 dayl In Koaovo Bacon said that near· leave the service once abotird In AWACS pa.1111. ly . ! ,BOO 1st Infantry they return to their home bases. In May the Air Force Division soldiers already are in Kosovo preparing to said none involved in the Kosovo conflict would be take over for an initial entry force of 82nd Airborne allowed to leave until it ended, a move that forced Division troops and members of the 26th Marine many to postpone plans to retire this summer. Expeditionary Unit. The full . 7,000-strong American force is expected to be there by mid- to late "July, Bacon said. In other related developments: • The State Dep~rtment announced a rew ard of up to $5 milli on for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and other suspected war criminals indicted by an international tribunal. Mil osevic was indicted for alleged crim'es against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. • Secretary of State' Madeleine Albright and the foreign mini sters of seven' co untries will ' meet Wednesday at the United Nat ions to consider joint measures for reconstructi.on and self-r ule in Kosovo. • U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan will chair the· meeting of the Group of Eight ministers, the group that formulated terms for a settlement of the conOict between NATO and Yugoslavia. The eight are the United States, Russia, Britain , ·canada, France, Ger· many, Italy and Japan. . • The Coast Guard cutter Dallas, based at Naval Weapons. Station in Yorktown, Va., is ·headed to the . Adriatic Sea. The ship with a crew of 165 normally conducts counter-drug missions in the Caribbean Sea. The Coast Guard said its mission in the Adriatic is yet · to. be determined, but may involve escorting allied shipping. Community helps girl battle cancer against 13-year-old killer's mother .. NEW PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The mother of a 5-year-old girl stabbed to death last summer has filed a $5 million wrongful-death lawsuit against the 13-year-old convicted killer's mother. · ' · l.ori Duniver, acting as administrator of her daughter's estate, also sought $10,000 from Cyndi Harris for parental negligence in the lawsuit filed Thursday in Tuscarawas County Probate Court. Ms. Harris' S()n, Anthony, was convicted March 10 of killing Devan Duniver. He was sentenced to the Department of Youth Services until he turns 21. Harris confe~ to the crime, but his altomeys have maintained that he was Coerced by police who questioned him without his mother present. Ms. H!lrris. who has filed an affidavit with the county court that she is in![igen~ did not return a call seeking comment about the. lawsuit. Her attorney, Zachary T. Space, said Thursday his client is not stilrig for financial gain. "Anthony Harris was not the victim. Rather, the victims were Devan and her family," Space said. "Loti has filed this action in hopes that it will remind us all of that fact." · · · Since Harris' conviction, a grassroots effort to raise money for his appeal and a Web site that supports his innocence have been started. Last week, ABC's 20120 television program devoted a half-hour to Harris' case, raising concerns that he may have been railroaded. The Rev. and Mrs. Ed Wlttung Missionaries to hold services at Pomeroy church Sunday The Rev. and Mrs. Ed Wittung, career assignment missionaries for the Church of the N~zarene in Bali via, will hold services at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. , Rev. Wittung is teaching in the theological education by extension program, and Mrs. Wittung is teaching·music and English at the Nazarene Seminary in La Paz. · Pastor Floyd D. Grimm Jr. invites the.public. Community .calendar ' The Community Calendar Is .. published as a free service·to non· RACINE- Teaford reunion Saturday at Star Mill Park. A basket lunch will begin at I p.m., with a pool pany at the London Pool in Syracuse from 6:30 to 8:30p.m. profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar Is not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only · as SUNDAY . space permits and cannot be guar-' RACINE · - Pomeroy-Racine anteed to be printed a specific Lodge 164 F&AM will honor its number ol days. · wives and widows Sunday, 2:30p.m. at the lodge hall on State Route 124 THURSDAY SYRACUSE- Carleton College al Racine' s eastern corporation ,line. Board of Trustees annual meeting Cake and ice cream will be served. . Thursday, 7 p.m. at the home of Pres- All Masonic widows invited . ident Robert L. Wingett. All board REEDSVILLE - Annual Birammembers are urged to attend. Hayman Reunion Sunday at Forked ' TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Run State Park shelter house no. two. Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post A . basket lunch will be served at 9053 meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 12:30. All welcome. Name drawing will be held. MIDDLEPORT - Restoration and Renewal services at Faith Chapel REEDSVILLE - Riverview Garden Club meeting Thursday, 6:30 in Middleport through Wednesday. p.m. Potluck dinner at Belleville Services will be held at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday, and Monday, Dam Park in Reedsville. Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 p .m. The public is invited. Evangelist POMEROY - Town and Country Expo 1999 w mmittee meeting Harry Wingler of Coolville will Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs preach. County Fairgrounds. Grange buildIng. All welcome. HENDEJJON, W.Va. - Descendants of Sam 'a/';~ Melvina )3irchlield FRIDAY reunion Sunday at the Community RACINE ~ Make-up day . for · Building in Henderson. A basket Sout hern Local sports physical s Fri- dinner -will be served at noon. Famiday. 2-4 p.m. for boys and girls ly and friends are invited .. grades 7-12 at Dr. Huntcr's office. . RACINE - Annual. Albert and . POMEROY - Peoples Bank, Eliza Hill reunion Sunday at Star Mill. Pomeroy, will hold a hot dog lunch Park. Basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Fnday, Il - l p.m. with hot dogs. Family. and friends invited. sauce, chips and drinks. Any dbnations wi ll be used to help rai se money for the ·Relay for Life. 'MONDAY SATURDAY . RUTLAND - Rutland Garden SNOWVILLE - Snowvill~ Unit- Club meeting Mond~y. I p.m. at the ed Methodist Church homecoming home of Ann Webster. Saturday, II a.m. There will be a picni c !uncheon . POMEROY - Meigs County Veterans Service Commission 'meetMIDDLEPORT - Women's min- ing Monday, 7;30 p.m: atthe Veteristry meeting Saturday, I p.m. at the ans Service' Office, 117 Memorial , As h Street Freewill Baptist Church. Drive. All women from all churches are POMEROY - Meigs Local invited to attend and participate.' Board of Education special meeting POMEROY - Gospel concert, Monday, 7 p.m. at the district's cen"Gather by the River" with the Earth· tral office in Pomeroy to rank builden. Vessels Saturday, 7-9 p;m. at the ing design firms. Pomeroy Parking Lot. The concert is COOLVILLE - Vacat ion Bible sponsored by th~ Pomeroy United school "The Ultimate Adventure with Methodi st Church. In the event of Jesus" thro~gh July 2, 6:30-8:30 rain , the concert will be held at the p.m. at Whites Chapel Wesleyan . Pomeroy United Methodist Church, Church, Coolville, for childten Second Street. ' preschool through 13. TWo plead guilty In kidnapping of4-VIHJr..otal AKRON·(AP) ;_ 1WQ men accused of kidnapping a 4-year-old girl and Good Afternoon demanding ransom for her release 'face r------------Today's l SecllorB • Jl Pages Cillendar ClaaiDeds <Amlcs Editorials ·-·- - --· 12 . 9&10 .11 Log I 2 3 Soorts 4&5 Watber 3 Lotteries omo Pick 3: 6-4·7; Pick 4: 9-8-0-4 Buckeye 5: 7·10-12·17-37 W,VA. ' Dally 3: 1·9-0; Dally 4: 3-4-()-4 0 1999 Ohio Vllley Publlsbi"' Co. Racine Council sets budget hearing for the lire department and noted four members will also be attending basic fire school this fall. It was noted that for the first time in about 50 years, there will be no fireworks display for the annual Founh of July celebration. Mayor'Scott Hill reported the price of per· mits for the people who set off fireworks has increased from $30 to $450. Street Commissioner J()hn Holman ·reported the small dump-bed trailer has been delivered. The trailer will be ~ to transport mowers to Greenwood Cemetery. In the past, mowers have been loaded into the bed of a truck for transport . .COuncil received complaints that people from ootside of town have been bringing their garbage into town and filling up the refuse truck. Since the village pays by the ton to dispose of garbage, the extra trash costs the village money. Council discussed moving the compactor truck. The marshal will cite people caught putting their trash into the oompactor truck for littering. In other business, council: -Authorized the mayor to cilntact Total Tree Care to work .on several trees in the village and to order limestone for chip and seal work on village alleys by Letart Township. · ·- DiscuSsed the possibility of getting a new backhoe through the state purchasing plan. No action was taken. - Discussed purchasing a used motor for the village's 1988 Chevrolet pickup truck. -Adjourned until July 5. . . Also attending were council membe~ Robert Beegle, · Henry Bentz; John Pudding, Henry Lyons and Bobbie Roy, and Marshal Dion Jones, Final hearing on CDBG program set Six projects have been selected for anticipated funding through the . 1999 Community Development Block Grant formula program. · The county will receive $180,000 in formula funds through the block grant program, which comes from the state through a federal program, designed for public works projects in local communities. A second public hearing on the program will be held on June 29 at 3 p.m. at the office of the county commissioners, who are expected to act on approving the projects after the hearing. Projects which are expected to be funded are: • Syracuse Village and Volunteer . Fire Department, $35,000 for the purchase of a new pumper. $120,000 in other funds will be contributed by the village and fire department • Rutland Township, $12,412 for improvements to Noble Summit Rd.' $3,000 in other funds will be con· tributed by the township. • Scipio Volunteer Fire Depart· menl, S16,629 for purchase of fire equipment • Tuppers .Plains Volunteer Fire .Department, $19,360 for purchase of equipment. · • Middleport Volunteer Fire Department, $30,067 for · the pur· chase of equipment. · • Sutton and Lebanon Township Townships, $41,118 for improvements to Tanner's Run Road. The ·final selection of projects were based on apparent need and public input, according to Jean Trussell, Meigs County Grants Administrator. The balance, $25,410, will be use!f for administrative costs and to operate ·the county's fair housing office, as required by the stale. Gilkey files .for trustee post Bernard D. Gilkey of Middleport has filed his pe(it,ion as a candidate for township trustee in Salisbury Township. Gil key has served as a former township trustee, a county commis· sioner, . and was superintendent of the Ohio Department .of Transportation's Meigs County garage for five years. Upon filing his petition, Gilkey said that he )>lould oontinue the type of service he provided during his 11revious term in office. · "I will be the same hard-working full-time trustee that was in office during the severe flooding of the · 1996-1997 period," Gilkey said. On anniversary of Korean war, tensions persist .. .... ... - -- Sentinel By JIM FREEMAN efit dinner will be held Sunday, 1-3 p.m. Sentinel NIIWI Staff on her behalf. · While most 14-year-old.girls worry "People can come and ea~ and donate," about their hair or ·.complexion, Tara said Tammy Barber, who is spearhead· Fisher of Long Bottom has a more disihg a fundraising effort to support the tressipg concern ... battling cancer. family. "This is a good way for the comFisher was diagnosed in April with munity' to reach out and show some sup· Hodgkins Lymphoma, a cancer of the port." A South Bethel Church!fara Fisher · lymph nodes. Since then, the ninth· grader at Eastern· High School has account has also been set up through been undergoing chemotherapy at Fanners Bank and donations can be Olildren 's Hospital in Columbus. made at any Farmers Bank branch, Bar· According .to her mother, Deaima ber said. Shepard, simply diagnosing Tara's ill· The donations will be used to help ness was a long, drawn-out process. cover expenses. Barber said the family "A year ago this spring, she started has insurance, but added that it doesn't running ' fevers and feeling bad," she cover everything. The family is currentsaid. A local doctor first thought she Jy making two trips a month to Columhad a virus, while a second doctor in 14-y•r bus and will travel to Columbus five Athens-~&IJIOseil"~er wiJ!i ·nio~onu·· old fronl l:ong h~·'days in a row.in October for radiation cleosis. F1nally, a thud doctor satd her Hodgklnl Lymphoma 1 can-. therapy, she S3Jd. Mrs. Shepard credits their church [amiillness had gone on too long for mono, Clll' of the lymph nod~ she eKplained. Yet another · doctor at • · ly and the Eastern community in gener· Children's Hospital eventually diagnosed her with al for lots of support.. Hodgkins Lymphoma. "It's just been tremendous..They have brought in meals, Tara completed the school year with ·the assistance of helped financially, anything !hall needed," she said. a tutor, and remains physically active. Her prognqsis for 'The whole community has helped ... they had a dance recovery remains good. for her at the (Chester) fire station," .she said. "I couldn't At the recent Eastern Elementary School awards cer· have went through this without eveiybody." emony, she was .awarded the Archie Griffin Sportsman- . Tara has been the subject of plenty of prayer, not just ship Award in "recognition of exemplary sportsman· at her church, but from congregations at other churches ship." where her name is on the prayer list, she explained. She plays basketball and volleyball, started track this Tara resides.. with mother and stepfather, Steve and . year and signed up for softball, but was unable to contin- Deanna Shepard of Long Bottom. Her father is Ted Fish. ue playing, her mother said. Golfing is Tara's current pur- er of J?omeroy. Her grandparents, the late Walter and suit Dorothy ljaker, both died of cancer. Other. grandparents She attends the South Bethel New Testament Church are Russ and Betty McDaniel of Middleport and the late on Silver Ridge Road ncar Eastern Schools where a ben· Richard Fisher, formerly of Pomeroy. a prison sentence of up to 32 years. Kok Kuan Lee, 25, and Shaupin Foo, 21, both of Warren, pleaded guilty Thursday in Summit County Common Pleas Court to two ooiints of kidnapping and one count each of robbery and bw'glary. Sentencing is scheduled July 26. They admitted kidnapping Jasmine Racine Village Council met Monday evening in K.. Gao from her Akron home and re~ session and set the annual budget hearing for the tying up her 63-year-old grandmother year 2000 for July 5, 7 p.m. at the municipal building. The on April 16. No ransom wa<~ paid and budget wi)l he available for public viewing at the clerk's the girl wa<~ found unharmed later in . office. the day in a Oevellllld parking lot 40 It was decided to rebid· for sale the 1991 Ford Crown miles away. Victoria police cruiser setting a minimum bid of S1,000. Lee's sister, Mee H. Lee, 32, IIISC> ot Council is.also selling a 7-fllot finishing mower, selling a Wam:n, pleaded guilty to ollstrueliilg minimum bid of $500. II was ·noted that the mower has official business. · new bearings and belts. The clerk will receive bids until 7 She was placed on probatioo for one p.m. on July 5 II which time they will be opened: year and was ordered to perform 20 Council aJS() approved the third ~ng and adoption of .hours of community service for misan ordinance authorizing the purchase of life insurance for leading police while serving as an the clerk and street commissioner/water supervisor. interpreler between the Gao family Attending the meeting was Gary Basham, owner of . and officers. Pizza Expm;s, who requested that the village install a new furnace and air oonditioner in the building he lezes from the village. CourK:il took no action on the request, but will install air vents on the roof to vent the attic space. Clerk Karen Lyons reponed the state auditors have begun their audit on the village for the years 1997110d 1998 . .at the estimated oost of $10,700. Council members said they were upset over the price of the audi~ having paid the same amount last year for an audit of the vill.a ge) water grant loan. Fire Olief David Neigler !lported the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will be sending the fire department · the title for the 1967 International brush truck. He also rep<irted the lire department is replacing two air masks ar S1,899 each. They are too old and can not be test· ed, as a resuh they must be replaced, he explained. Ncigler also reported purchasing a dozen pairs of gloves Ko~ovo By GEORGE GEDDA mutual trust. . . A•oclated Writer The purpose of the meeting was to ensure the three · WASHINGTON (AP) -As officials from the Unit· countries act in concert on the Korea question . cd States, South Korea and Japan were convening to The one positive development in an otherwise grim assess the Jate~t developments concerning NQrth picture was the agreement by the t.g.o Koreas to resume ,. Korea, they had a lotto ponder. · on Saturday the highest level talks they have had in 14 Just within the past few days, there had been a mar· months. · itime confrontation between North and South Korean The talks were suspended on Tuesday with the vessels, ·a U.S. decision to dispatch a carrier group to North Korean officials demanding an apology for the Pacific, signs of North Korean plans to test along· South Korea's sinking of a gunboat last week. ranae ballistic: missile and a U.S. warnina of serious The Clinton administration has beefl doing its best ., " consequences if it did so. to create a positive atmosphere with North Korcia. 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