http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2449b7083986d8595dbaf66819ee3234.pdf 4a233eedc6e1e16001074934a8b145a3 PDF Text Text Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Wednesday, July 7, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Th~usday eather Community Calendar The Community Calendar is published as a free service to nonprofit groups wishing to announce ' ~lings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote s~lcs or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space per· mits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific number of days. POMEROY - Junior and Rita White, Kyger, will present a program of old lime music Thursday. 5:30 p.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citizens . Center. Pomeroy. All welcome. Admission free. POMEROY - Meigs County Commissi'oners. regular meeting. 3:30p.m .. cou rthouse chambers. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - di~c us s ion SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 will meet Saturday aclivities : · · p L L 'S STOlE HOURS Momi•J thru Sunday IIM·IOPM 291 SECOND ST. $. 99 Accepts Credit Cards THE liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU July 1Q, 1999 UMIT2 WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS attend. call Justin Diddle at 9492749 or 992:2895. DOUBLE COUPONS EVERYDAY • SEE STORE FOR DETAILS filE POMEROY - Pomeroy Village Counc il regul~r meeting Wednes· day. 7 p.m. at the municipal build· LAY'S . CHIPS ". (ASST. FLAY.) . 99 ~n g. Not so hCilPPY about 'homemaker,' group changes name 5.5 FAMILY r~K ASSORTE:~ Chops.~.~•.....•~... CENYER ·CUT .. Pork By LESLIE MILLER A,ssociated Press Writer BOSTON (AP) - . Brandon Abbott remembers the moment he realized the Future Homemakers '" You)e going to make sor;n~o n e a great wife someday." , . The jokes should Slop now that · ~bbott. the organization's 18· y.ear-old d!'parting president,. h'as gotten his wish. th·c Future Hom•makers. • st~rted in 1945 to te~ch teen-age girls how to keep hous e for their [uturc husbands , have vot~.d to c.hange thei"r . name to F•mily. Career and Cpmmllnity ·-Leaders of America . "The vole Tut!"sday t:ame ·aft.cr a ' PAN PEANUT BUnER $ 199. .. $ J, 99c Pork .Lo1n ·Roasts ••• . 1 Chicken Breasts ••• · · : 6 9 C Th1gh-s............... ·· ' ~~ FRESH SPLIT . ' . BONELESS . ·' . .·· LB. .. .. , . . USDA CHOICE B_ONELESS BEEFLB. SJ ~ .~ . '2/$ . ... La. ECCO D'OIO OR REG. OR THIN SPAGHEnl 3/$ 1 49 9., .C 160Z. · . 12 oz. . . SANBORN.·· COFF.E . .. grams than whipping up an /pple . : brown Belly. · "C hange is ine~llable ," said Sarah Gr-;~ham. 17.. ·of Dallas, Ga. \ . ~-399 " You ha ve tO update the natne ." The Reston. Va .:based organi· zation offers programs in career development, community· se rvice, leadership and ' balancing family and career. · ~elegates• approved the name change 13-9 -38 at' the group 's ann~ 'al . leadership meeting in ' Bcis-lo n. . Thirteen state chapters already have adopted the ncl!' name. In the las t fiv~ years, the organization has lost more than 30:000 ~embers, and some said they hope the new name will . reverse the · trend. ' Membership in a few . l.ndiana chapters started- ta gr,ow after they adopted the new name , said Joe Grimme. 17 , of Sharpsville, Ind ., one of the .group's 45,000 boys . g. Some members , lil<e 17-year. old Jenny Keller of Poth, Texas, are fiercely loyal to the tradition· al name and sy mbol s their moth· ers used as futur.e hom em akers. SUBSHINE DOG .FOOD ··You can't j ust give Others sa id the old name con· jurcs up images of stay-<lt-ho mc ho-usew ives who cuuk pot roas t 'and darn soc ks. .'-' It doesn't re all y re presen t wtfo we arc or what we do,·· said · Joni Miller. 17. of Shenandoah. Va . ' Boys. who hcgan to JOin the group in 1973. particularly di sliked the name .. Sixteen -ye ar -o ld Ti'm Hiner- man of Canon City, Colo .. said he gets grief about it all the time . (CHUNK . , OR BilE SIIEI FRESH RED ' 9 9 c· . $399 Strawberries••~:~••• UNITED VALLEY BELL 1· $ 99 GALLON 2%, 1%, OR Skim Milk •• BORDEN AMERICAN LONDON (A~S'T. FLAY.) oz DEBBIE MULTI· PiCK IAII V•r.l• stor•la 9c STOKELY'S VEGETABLES UB.Y'S SLICED PEACHES, FRUIT COCKTAil OR PEAR (ASST. VAR.) HALVES "" ~~$1 . · 2/$ . . Ice Cream .................... · HEALTHY CHOICE (ASS'T FLAY.) 2$ 1/2 GALLON ck Cakes......... . $ 199 16 oz. Cheese Singles.. $ " 1 09 Brea d••••• ~ •• 24 "Yo u've QOt to huild on that ," s he said. up ." . oz: . 34.5 1!2GALLON 4 I C ••••••••••••••• DOMINO " BOUNTY PAPER SUGAR 9 9 ~300Z $1 uu. 99 $499 TOWELS ~,,._ .....::~!:' . .........................~. . . . . .~............................~~. . . . . . . . . .~. . . .~ADD. PURCH. ~.~ ' . Cardinals rally In last at-bat to defeat Reds 2-1 4 • • Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . Single Copy · 35 C e nts . Tuppers Plain.s residents voice concerns.to commissioners By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel N_ _StaH Several Tuppers 'Plain~ residents, represented by Lorena Murphy and Randy Kidder, met with Meigs County commissionerS Wednesday afternoon to voice ~ir .concerns over the Tuppers Plains Re~onal Sewer , · District. . They said th•t while they appreciated the grant from commissioners for low-to-moderate income sewer · hookups, some people that were not low income were able 10 lake advantage of the system to hook up their res· ideDCC$. Aggravating'the situation, some people were waiting for the grant to be hooked up and then billed for the time before they were hooked up while waiting for the gran~ they explained. Some residents have threaten legal action against the sewer district if the fines are attached to their property IIXes}'We have people in our area, at least 10 I know of, .that arc going to file charges against the sewer system," .Mutphy said. . · Commissioner Jeff _Thornton agreed those people waiUng for the grant should not have to pay the bill for the lime before they were hooked up. "lthink it's the commissioners' respqnsibility to try to work this out between the people and the sewer 'boanl." Murphy said. 1 • Commissioners sald they would attempt to get more grant funding for 5ewer c:onnections and attend the neJrt meeting of the sewer board in a "fact-finding" mission. · More than anything else, the residents said they want the sewer district to treat the people of the community in a fair. consistent manner. "They seem to think they can do anything they want to the peopie of Tuppers Plains. Until the day I die I'm going lo keep hammering ... one day someone's going to pick up on this. Someone is going to look at this," said Murphy. "The only ihing I care about is 203 homes in l:uppers Plains. If somebody did something wrong... l expect them to come forward and make it better," she said. . , Kidder observeq :that a recent selling point for one home in the area·was that it was Naf connected to the sewer. , Said Kidder, a former member of the sewer board who resigned. ~ws not that we're against the sewer. We 're just against the way it was han· dlecL and the way it is still being handled." Commissioners also met with Jeanne . Jindra of the University of Rio Grande's · Employee Training Program at the Meigs Center in Middleport. She reported on the pro· gram which ended last month and said slightly more than half of the 97 Ohio Wo~ks First students who began the .: program have since gained employment. Of those 97,50 completed the program with 27 ·gaining employment before the end of the program. . · '1lle funding for the Meigs Employment Training Program may be clone, but the effort to help particiP,ants find employment and lead more productive lives 'will · continue," she said, no,ting that transportation remains a large barrier to employment for many of the program's participants. "II is good to consider not only how we have affect· . ed Meigs County as. a.whole, but also how our program has toucbed each individual's life in a positive way," she concluded. In other business, com missioners reviewed proposed Community [)evelopment !Jiock Grant projects, discussed ai the June 29hearing,totaling $180.000 includ· ing: $35,000 toward the purchase of a new fire truck for the Sr.racuse Vol tJnteer Fi re. ,Department; S12,412 for improvements · to Noble Summitt Road · in Rutland Townships; S4 Lll8 for , improvement.< to Tanners Run Road in Sutton/Lebanon townships; $30.067 for the purchase of fire .equ ipment for the Middleport VFD; S19,360 for the purchase of fire equipment for the Tuppers Plains VFD; $25.414 for administration and Fair Housing. . . . . ' The board then adoptod a resolution. approving the application for the CDBG funds 'ihrough the Ohio Department of Development Justin Diddle, who is working on azi ani san grant for the county, told commissioners he• has surv~y app(OXi, mately -30 artisans and crafters for a planned brochur« .. and internet site promoting local artisans. , ,.. Also. prese111 were ·commission President Janet Howard, Commissioner Mick Qavenport and commission Clerk Gloria Kloes. Commissioners discuss highways, employment with Governor Taft Meigs County COmmissioners Janet In addition to the friend of the county Howard, Jeff Thornton and Mick Daven- award, the commissioners presented Taft port, aa:ompanied by Meigs County Eco- · with 'tomatoes grown in the county and nomic Development Director Perry Varna- tol<\ him that one-sixth of all the tomatoes doe, met Tuesday with Governor Bob Thft in Ohio ar:c; grown in Meigs County. He The sights and sounds of the Civil War will re,tum to .Ohio 16-18 a5 ' ·in Columbus to disc:Uss area concerns and . was also · presented with an Ohio River the only.significant Civil War battle fought on Ohio soil is reenacted 136 encourage him to visit Mei~ County. ·· Bear Company bear dressed in Fourth of years after the original engagement. · ·" Commissioners thanked him for sup- . July attire. . The event will be held at the Buffington Island Park in Portland off state porting regional highway projects .ai!d, .: . Thec;ommissionersalsometwithState Route 124 wi!h Civil War military camps open to the public both days . used the meeli_ ng in the Riffe Center to pre- Representative John Carey to express their A tent city c:o~taining period m~rcl)ants, a blacksmith, a bakery and a ser\1 the governor with the . "Friends of appreciation for the recent coal tax credit gun5mith will also be on site. " Meigs , County Award" for including bill approved by the LegislatuJ~. Saturday-highlights ' include an 11 a.m. memorial service and period money in !lis budget to fund the The bill, said Carey, was vital to the music and dance in the evening.~ 'living history trail featuring.~ skirmish, Raven>woocl' Connector highway project future of the coal .industry in' his disirict discussion of the original batfl~ and other activities of rbe era wi II tai<C whioh.will connect U.S. 33to 1-77 aeating anc;l all over Ohio. place from 2 p.ni. to 4 p.m. with touJS leaving every half hour. There will a more efficient north~th corridor from MEET WITH GOVERNOR I be a $2 charge for the lour. . Columbus to points south.. llalga County Commlaelonllra Jeff ,· On Sunday, a period church service will be held at 10 a.m. and the reen'We'vegottoconnect.MeigsCountyto TI'Miilun, -~~~from left, Janel actment of the Battle of Buffington Island will start at 1 p.m. the rest of the state," the governor emphat- tklwltrd 1nd Mlck DlNvnport 'file bailie reenactment site will be about one mile south of the park on ! ically lol!lthe commissioneJS. He said that shown h - during their IIIMIIng 1!1 the wcsUide sipe of state Route 124. · , 1 Meigs County was one of his favorite "'"as Columt.u.l\tMday with Ohio Gov· • The reenactment weekend is sponsored by the Meigs County Historical of the state . and that he really enjoyed the 41r119f Bob Tllft. CommiMionera preSociety and Harris Farms, and is hosted by the 91st Ohio Volunteer Infantry county. I lilted T'ltft a Friend of Melga CounCivil War reenactment group. . . The commissioners also impressed ty Award lor lilcludlng ITIOIIIIY In hla Proceeds froin the ev.~nt will bO. used to help preserve the Buffington upon the governor their dc:sire to have him ..-111 l1llte budget "lor construe> Island ballldield which is currently in danger of being Iosito gravel minvisit and spend dme in the county. · tion of the Ravenawood Connector. ing. , . . . • The weekend event commemorates the July 19, 1863, banle between Confederate cavalry under General John Hunt Morgan and pursuing Union cay. airy under Generals Henry M. Judah and Edward H. Hobson, local milili"a By BRIAN J. REED !_hal lh~ sheer number of. • . and Union .gunboats btl the Ohio River. pieces that he an.d"the client.< Of,the approximately I, 700 Confederate troops engaged. 900 were killt;J, Sentinel Naw1 St_.n They don't let you keep ha"ndle 'can be so'ittetimes wounded or captured. Only 25 of the 4, 700 Union troops bec,me !:BSUalthem,,· .39 they have to go overwhelming. . ties. . . · soin~where ~ those plli'stic ... 1 see hangers a. n d trellises Morgan escaped the Buffington Island·engagement with about 400 men in my sleep." _Day ~aid. · and was captur~d July 26 near Salineville in· northeast Ohio while trying to · hangers from department stores that are thrown into a In addition to sorting hangfind a place 10 cross l~e Ohio River. · . • box when you check out. ers, the agency continues ,to · During the raid, ·Morgan's men captured and paroled nearly 6,000 Union Over a '1)illion of those prepackage fi'nishing nails soldiers and militia, destroyed 34 bridges, disrupted railroads at mori: than ~lear 0~ ~hite plastic hangers and pac~ maleri"ais for 60 places and diverted tens of thousands of Union troops from other duties. . have -gone through 'the Meig& woods products manufaclur For mbrc information about the Buffington Island reenactment weekend, in Syraer, assembles rake heads, lndustries workshop call the Meigs County Historical Society at 992-3810. . cuse, where they are sorted, another co,ntract with Goodboxed and sent back to stoles will, cuts pallerns for the for reuse. Ohio River Bear Co. in MidThrough a contract with dleport, and has also subconGoodwill Industries, the dis· lracted with the Morgan A 10-day enforcement blitz called Operation BEST (Belt Education IndusCounty Board of M RIDP to abled clients. at Meigs and Enforcement Saves Tragedies) begins Friday and ends July 18, tries have processed well help complete a sample pack· with the Galli a-Meigs Post of the Stale Highway Patrol working with over a million h~ngers since aging project for Procter and all la~~t enforcement agencies in a two-cou~,ly effort to reduce rural 1 traffic fatalities. • the project began in Oc:tober. Gamble. Once a week, a semi truck Beha said Tuesday thai the The patrol noied that the during the first sJ!!,; months of this year, ·aallia-Meigs has experienced a 900 percent increase in traffic fataliM.l. crews are expected to load of hangers is delivered ties, , and ,an 800 percent increase in "fatal rural traffic cras"hes over to the workshop, where package 300,000 of the sam- ' the hangers by A MIWON .... Janet Ward, Arthur Reaves and Ollie. Young .are ~lcpie packages, whkh involve clients sort 1998. ,. ! Additionally, only lwo of the eight people killed this year· in Gallia- size and type, box them up lured with workehop aupervleor Keith Day, sorting some of the one million packing shampoo and ·condi· . and load them onto anot~er plastic hangars that have bean processed at Meigs ln,duatrlaa since October. tioner samples with an in for - , Mcigs were wearing available safety belts at the time of the crash. · ;'This is an unacceptable trend," said l,t. Richard E. Grau, commantruck trailer for return. There are currently 16 hanger types, and most of mational brocKure inside a satin bag for distribution at shopping malls. , der of the patrol's Gallipolis Post. them come from the Kohl's department store chain. In addition to sorting over a million hangeri.- the, workers at M.l.have " . ·~ wearing a safety bell is the best defense against serious injury or It takes pracli~e and a careful eye to tell one hanger from another. Most buill· 2Q.OOO' rake heads , which are then shipped off for completion and ·death in the event of a ·motclr vehicle crash. · of them look alik~ to the average consumer, but for those who work with labeling, have packaged .55,000 trelli~es, and continue to construct dec- "The solution·to reducing fatal crashes is actually quite a simple one, them every day, a fox lock hanger (the kind with clips on it) looks com- orative wooden crates, which are marketed locally. . .. yet too ,many drivers are ~till not heeding to the adage c\f driving slowpletely different than the others. The 484 and the 1012 have no hooks, for · -: Clients also work on out.<ide contracts, as well, including janitorial er and obeying the posted speed limits, buckling up and driving sober, · '· work and lawn maintenance at roa<.lsi;1t par.ks, public office buildings example. Grau added. • . . · ·. A trip through the. local clothing store. then. has taken op a new mean- ·and in businesses. . " ' . , "Our goal is tO · save lives and ing for these hanger sorters. • Those who work on the inside project.< are paid a piece rate, based on promote safe driving habits that Some of the hangers, which are .deemed unusat>le by the stores, are average production: Beha said that the programs offered at the workshop. carry on past this initial 10-day . provided to the Meigs United Methodist Cooperative Parish, Good Works · both in the center .and outside, enable the 60 adu.lls with developmental effort." . in Athens, and other' local charities. ' ·· · · disabilities to "become contributing, productive and responsible mem The 1997 safety bell usage Steve Beha, executive director of the Carleton School and Meigs bers pf their commu11ities." • ·. . rate for Gallia County was only Industries, estimates that as many as 20,000 hangers are sorted on a daily . The projects are also providing jobs for those in the mainstream work Tod.a y's 59. percent, and just 57 percent basis. · . force . Not only are superv tsors needed to maintain quality control and to for Meigs County. . 2 Sertlons • 12 Pages Because of the high ~olume of hangers which come in, combined provide direct services to clients, but others are hir_ed as needed to fulfill Safety bell usage for both with other contracts that the workshop must fulfill, an evening shift has the contractual obligations of the workshop . counties in 1998 dropped nearly "The. concept of a sheltered workshop. where we shelter our clients been set up, from 3 to 10 p.m. Both disabled clients and employees with 2 percent from the already low out disabilities have been employed on the second shift. { inside is no longer true," Beha said: "It is broader. now, especially since numbers, the patrol reported. Keith Day, who works as a supervisor of the new even1ng shift, said we have the disabled and thenon-disabled working side by side." Included with the troopers from the patrol's Gallipolis Post, Operaiion BEST will involve officers from the Gallia and A recreational boat hit a barge in the middle Blake said the_recreational vessel apparently al vessel crossed the path of !he oncoming tow Meigs county sheri res offices, (lf the Ohio River near Mason Wednesday night, hit the barge head on. · According to Lt. Eric boat. The smaller boat was registered in Ohio. Gallipolis Gity Police, Pomeroy sending the boat's two passengers to the hospi- . Westerberg of the U.S. Coast Guard, the barge . Blake said the boat was retrieved and moored Police Department and the Midtal. • was on 'the motor vessel. Ann B. lie said the off on the Ohio shore. · Lotteries dleport Police Department. Curt arown and. Gary Truance, addresses crew of the Ann B was interviewed by Coast The nccident occu"ed approximately one· Each agency will target probunknown, were taken to Veterans Memorial Guard representatives' last night, and will be quarter mile above the M"" o" levee. OHIO lematic areas within their juris· Hospital in Pomeroy following the 10:17 p.m. interviewed again tqday, Assisting at the scene we're the Mason police Pick 3: 8-5-8 ; ·Pick 4: 6-8-2-5 diction with the goals of increasincident;. where a hospital spokesperson said He said f10m preliminary investigation, it department, fire department and EMS; Mason S•per Lotto: 6·9·24-26-29.-37 ing safety ' belt compliance, Brown was treated and released. Truance is list· appears the Ann B was proceeding on the Ohio Co unty Sheriff's Department, Pomeroy and Kicker; 2·9-3-1-6·7 reducing vehicle speeds, and ed fair condition as of this morning. River according to regulations. using its lighting Middleport fire departments, and Meigs County W,VA. • removing impaired dr-ivers from to Cabell system and other precautionary measures. EMS. The West Virginia Division of Natural Turrance was later transported Dally 3: 4,5-2; Dally 4: 1-4·3·8 the road during this enforcement Huntington Hospital by helicopter, according to II. Westerberg said witnesses, both crew Resources will join the Coast Guard in the invesC 1999 Ohio Valley Publishina Co. and educali" n effort. Cbuck Blake, Mason' County 911 director. members as well as others, stated. the recreation: ligation. •re 180Z. on ••••• ~. •••••••• _ .:.· . " CCRUMYOR ~ C"IC~EN DRUMSTICKS' OR_. , LB. LAY__BREAKFAST . he runnjng food pantries or after-school pro· ~PETER . . · · ( Bottom Round Steak... - term .; ho memakers··· is ho pele.·s s- 10 ' ' .USDA CHOICE ~ONE LESS BE~!. Rump Roasts...••..... bers arc more likely $ 139 $199 Pork Chops.~.:•• ~•••~•••• debate among the · group's 22,0,000 members - _girls and boys alike - over whether the ly outda ted. . ~ Nowadays. the ·group's mem- 8 OZ. TORTITOS $1.69 Ll. .of America needed a new name. After explaining the " FHA" slogan on his red b.lazer to a stranger at an airport, the . man · looked at Abbott atitl said: 4 Sports . • Vo lume 5 0. Numb e r 24 ) ' ·PEPSI & MT. DEW PRODUCTS,71P, DL PEPPER, MUG RT. OUN&ESUCE 24PLCUBE more informatiOn, or ·unable to TomOitOW: P. Cloudy High: 80s; Low: 80a 1"' Hubbard tourney first round results, Page 4 Burying cat with ·owners, Page 12 Southern loeal hir~s new personnel, Page-3 CARPENTER - Services with Earthen Vessels will be held at the Carpenter Baptist Church on Sunday_at 10:30 a.m., and with Earthen Vessels and Cross Creek of Buffalo, W.Va., at 2. p.m. on Sunday. The public is invited ( POMEROY - Artisans meeting Wednesday. 6:30p.m. in the Meigs Meigs County Appalachian Arl!San Grant Project. F9r those needing . SYRACUSE - SJll'cial singing at Syncuse MisSton Church Sunday. 6 p.m. with. Tile Revelations. Pastor Mike Miller invites thi: public. .\ of person~. sans inter~sted in beiitg a part of the ' SUNDAY RACINE Theiss family reunion Sunday at Star Mill Park . Dinner will begin at I p.m. fol'lowed by family recognitions ar.d \\< ith food served at noon . Bring ~o:o n·red dish . welcome . nel. County Courthouse for local arti- RAGINE - Charles W. a nd Fannie Lee (Wolfe) Beaver family reunion Saturday at Star Mtll Park A Southern Dove Brot her> Quartet from Tennessee -will be held Friday. 7 p.m. at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church. Doors open at 6 p.m. All RACINE - Southern Local ·School Board. special meciing. 7:30 p'.m .. for with a potluck supper beginning at 6:30 p.m. followed by meeting at 8 p.m. Final plans for tht !25th anniversary celebration on July 24· 25 will be made . All CWA and craft contests will be judged. All members are urged to atleitd. SATURDAY NEW HAVEN, W.VA. Stnging Echoes of Tennessee, First Church of God, New Haven. W.Va .. 7 p.m. gospel music coricen featuring the CliESTER Shade ,River Lodge 453 F&AM will hold a reguWEDNESDAY . Jar meeting Thursday, 8 p.m. at the ALFRED - Olive Township lodge in Chester. Refreshment.< will · Board of Trustees budget hearing be served. followed . by regular meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p~ m . at the township garage on Joppa Road. PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town· ship Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, · 6 :~0 p.m. at the . Pageville Town Hall . TUPPERS PLAINS - Tupper> Platns Veterans of Foretgn Wars P.ost 9053 meeting Thursday. 7:JO p.m. Dinner at6:30 p.m. 'TodiiJ: Su'nny High: IIOs;·Low: 80a July •• . .f7.6LIS. ULTUSURF POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT IIEG. 01 W/ILUCH) $499 83-81 oz. Win A BANKROLL This Week Powell's Super Value · $200 Free Cash! Meigs -Industries workers sort their millionth clothes. hanger a Patrol, local officers will launch seatbelt enforcement blitz Good Afternoon Sentinel Boaters injured in collision with barge near Maso~ • • �• \ Thursday, July 8, 1999 ., Commentary I health is better The -Daily Sentinel By Morton Kondracke So just what is the state of th< country's civic health right after its 2'3rd birthday? Basi· cally, despite recent down-ticks iit the public's mood, it's actually getting better. That's the finding reported last month by the bipartisan National Commission on Ovic Renewal, using a broad range of indicators including political participation, charitable giving. family stability and. especially, 111 Court Sl, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-i1112-215& • Fu:: IMtl!-2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, .Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL Controller ' Genenl llaneger . crime. 7»*'..,.,..,. Mtd, _...,be , The conclusion -- based, admittedly, on stalis·tics that run only through 1997 -- is at variance with recent polls indicating that increasing numbers of people think that the country is on the n. Sentinel • a 'c em,..~ ro en. «Mtor lrom ,....,_ on a ~~fwd,_,. ol .. ... b. Shott ,.,.,. (300 WORM 0# --~ fMw fhfl bM ~ ol , . , . P' t W p.twred fttlltMI. &dl Mould b:UM• .......... ' . a 'd Md....,.,.,.~tunbw. ~•tMftlfU..••••Jaa;eo to a~ · ..,.,. ~ or ,.,_, llllllto: t..n.n to fiNo edlttw, Se-ntinel, 111 Cowl St. Pomwoy, Ohio..,_;«, FAX to 1-~1S1. nr n.. ''wrong track ... It's also at variance with Sen. John McCain's, polls and the expressions of presidential eandidates. Tht Battleground SIJn!CY in June reported .that by 51 to 36 percent, likely voters .think that the United States is headed down " the wrong rrack." A Wirthlin Worldwide poll showed similar results in May. 56 to 33 percent · The June 2 Fox News/Opinion Dynamics sur- . vey showed a 9-poinl drop since March in the percentage of U.S. adults thinking the country is headed in the right direction. In the BattlcgJOUnd survey, those who feel down about Anaerica's direction overwhelmingly said that a "lack of moral values .and incivility in society" was to blame. . · A Gallup survey conducted June 25 to F on confidence in various U.S. institutions showed a slight decline 1n respect for the presidency since 1998 ~- from 53 to 49 percent In (Cant years, confidence in the office has gyrated from 72 percent in 1990 to a low of 39 • percent in 1995. .1 Tht r~ that confidence in the office is reasonably strong,-- while personal atlitu~ toward President Ointon arc at record lows -- indicates . that the public does not believe thai the Monica Lewinsky scandal has done permanent damage. Confidence in Congress, on the other hand, is at only 23 percent. not much above its record low of 18 percent in 1993 and 1994, when the nation was getting ready to oust Democrats. from control on the Hi II. " Despite McCain's .ktennin'ation to mi!l\e campaign finance reform a major issue in the 2000 campaign, it's hard to find any significant demand for it in public polls. · · The latest Harris survey asked voters to name the most important issue facing the country. Sevcntecn percent of voters volunteered education; 13 percent. Kosovo; 14 percent. crime; and 12 percent, Social Security. Only 3 percrnt said ethics in government. Campaign finance was ·mentioned by fewer than I percent The highest ·that subject ha5 e~er registcred was I percent. in April of this year. At this point in history. even if a majority of Americans thiQk that the country is on the wrong rrack, the level of disaffcclion is far short of what it wll!i in past decades. '· During the Great OePressiQR. after all, the~ . was serious doubt about the survivability of capitalism. During the Viemam "war and urban riots, there was doubt about the responsiveness of gaVernmcnt to the public will. , The recent downturn in public mood, as measured by the " wrong track" numbers, seems to be ·a response .to the sdlool massacre in Littleton, Colo., as well as worries about gun violence !IJid deterioration of pOpular culture. Presidential candidates including Texas Gov. George .W. Bush (R) and Vice President AI Gore reflect that judgment, both vowing to, restOre basic family ,and religious values in public life, . The economy, social indicators and even " civic health" should give Americans reason tO be upbeat But t~tri: is .need for improvement in the culture and the public knows it. (Morton Konclraeke le IIUQitlve editor or Roil C•ll, UM new.,.per of C.pltot Hill.) R-Ariz., assertion last week.:in the process of promali ng campaign finance reform,. that "widespread cynicism, bordering on alienation·· constitutes ."a very serious challenge to our political system, as dangerous in its way as war and depression have been in the pasl" But the commission on civic renewal, chaired by Republican Bill Bennett, a former Education I addressed the Middleport Village Council on the Jack of enforcement of secretary, and for.mer Sen. Sam. Nunn, D-Ga., ordinance 9.98 passed on Aug. 10, 1998. The 'ordinance. prohibits against . found that its lnckx of National Civic Health has rebounded in the last three yean almost to preexcessive noise such as boom .boxes in the village of Middleport. The ordinance was p~sed by a majority vote with one voting against the 1980s levels of civic health. Last year, the commission reported that -motion; council member Bob Pooler because he had a personal interest in it largely because of surging crime rates in the late : (he ,sai,d hi ~ stepson was ,hard of hearing). And .also I pointed out violations ' ·of the Ohio Revised Code 451J.22, excessive noise of modified muffle'rs. I · 1980s - the overall index dropped >$;as informed to take down license numbers of vehicles before the Jaw could more·than 20 percent 'from 1984 to lJe enforced; this o;eated problems' for me of getting up at 1:37 a.m. to take 1994. New findin~ unveiled by comdown license numbers. And to enforce this l would have to identify the drimission Executive Director Bill vers of the vehicles. showed· sig9ificant , Ordin,ances of the village and the ORC have been enforced such as bark- Galston .. ing dogs, left of center by vehicles dodging potholes, and excessive speed of improvement in nearly all catemotorists going a few miles over the speed limit, people coming home after gories of civic health except voter turnout in elections. which coolin- · ·, · a hard days work at their profession. · Council meets July 12,'and July 26,7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Village · ued to decline. Polls on trust in government rose · Hall. Interested people that 'Wuld like to .see all ordinances enforced in the . , 1iillage, please attend and let the mayor and council members know how you from a low of 29 percent in 1994 to 38 petcent in 1997'. And citizens' feel. · ;, S.m Elilln ' trust in other people rose- from 34 '. MiddlepOrt percent in 1994 to 53 perCent in 1997.. ' Membership in civic as&ocia· Aft~r celebrating the independence of this great nation, do we really real- tions is up, as is charitable giving as ize wh~t it's all about? The hiStory of this nation should not be forgotten, and a percentage of disposable income. this includes local his!ory.,Yes, I'm tlllking about the Civil War batUe at 'Buff,, Fewer people express a fear of ington Island. A small piece of history, but an important one nevertheless. walking outside at night and virtuAs Ohio's 'only major battle I would think there would -be more' of an ally all crime statistics are signifi. int~rest in preserving 'this. l want to· ~tate that l am pro-business and pro· cantly down. development, but couldn't Shelly dig somewhere else? A,Jot of people shed The divorce rate also is down ' •· · their blood on this parcel of land. slightly, as is the r!lle of illegitimate · I've been looking over a book on the 9Ist Infantry Division. II was my births, although all social statistics . · dad's group in World War II. I'm looking at pictures of all the monuments still have a long way to go before .. throughout Italy celebrating this one lonely division's battle for freedom. they recover to pre- 1960s levels. • There's a message on the monument in Loiano, Italy that states "To the vet- . StiU, Washington Post columnist : erans of the _9Ist .Infantry Division, United States .of America, and to the David Broder is right to note a : people of Loiano who shared a common bond during that terrible autumn of recent "darkening"· of the public :c' .1944." ,• · ·. . mOQ\l, as reflected in "right-track" .. . · .. " Are we as _Americans losing our 'common bond' by forgetting oui history (good and bad)? It seems as if 'political correctness' and multiculturalism' arc taking over our heritage. ' ' ' ' A special thank you fo. the Meigs County Historical Society for fighting intended, but that the ideptity of the the good fight, There's an old saying, "A.Jl politics is loc!ll ." I guess you By TOM RAUM . Former sen. James Sasser, D- wan's election cainpaigns. nominee leaked out early in the seleccould say, "AJI history is .local. 1! ) Asaocjated Pr- Writer Tenn., who left the post last Wednes: Failing to give China a preview of Also)hanks to all the volunteers who:.gleaned the battlefield with metal WAS l-ONGTON (AP) - Presi- .. day after 3 1/2 years,.cited"deep-seai- Prueher's selection was a major diplo- tion process, befOf'l' '' the vetting was ·detectors preserving the artifacts of history. Your wor~ · for Heidelberg Col- dent Qinton has had a rocky time with ed anger.'' <)ver the embassy bombing. "' malic breech ·,of protocol, suggest eomplete and before the .administralege will enhance the his!ory of. that small, but signific~nt battle. I salute you his diplomatic nominations, and now While some Oiincse'·Jcaders warit . some officials CloSe to the process. · tion had a chance to notify China. · : · The complica!ion ooriles at a 'time' ~II! I wish I'd wrote this Jetter sooner. . • · another selection. appears in trouble: to repair I"lations, "it's going to take Furthennore', keeping China in the when the administration's selection·of Lowell W. Rogers that of retiredAdm. JQSeph W. Pruehcr - 'some time for the dust to settle and dark appears to be continuing. Jl New H1ven, .W.Ve.. as ambassador to China He can't . things to resolve themselves," h< said ·Yu Shuninli.,~.spokesman for the Richard Holbrooke to be U.N. ambaS1 1 · M blaine the Senate this time. in an interview with Associated Press Chinese Embassy here, said, "We've sador remains on hold in the Senate. 1 am writing this because it see.ms as if there is a lot of greed going on; Instead, -in an .apparent ·Japse of Televisio~ News. . gotten informatio)l only from the Much of that delay, now over a year The May 7 bombing killed th~ media We . have not . been officially long, was caused by the administra. people seem ti> want money any way they can get it. 11 seems as if money is protocol, tll'e administration neglected the only thing that counts anymore. People will sue for money over anything to tell the Chinese abouHI\e proposed • Chinese journalists and injured . 20 notified yet. ... We're wai,ting for the tion's own ethics background investithey can. . nomination before it became widely othe~ people. It touched off protests, official notification from the U.S. gations into Holbrooke. Holbrooke ,was approved last week .. People who ha-.:e gotten riches by selling drugs or cheating s<>meone will reported. • some of them violent, in Beijing and side." by the Senate Foreign Relations Comnot enjoy it. Maybe they don't realize that when they die, they can't take it E>:en today, a Chinese Embassy other cities. . . He would not comment on whether . mittee, but the nomination continues with them. And money can't bu9 their way into Heaven, but it will .cause official said that China has yet to be China canceled many joint U.S- the Chinese approved of the choice"of to be blocked by varipus senators r:r/er them ,to go to HelL We can't buy Salvation, it is given a gift 10 all who cons~lted. • Chinese uchanges and negotiations, Prueher. "The ball is in the U.S. ~urt, unrel~ied millters. want 1.t. Jesus paid the price for us. Those·who have Jesus in their helirtS are Snll furious about the U.S. bomb- including ones on trade and on mili- it is not 'in our c<iurt,•: he said. The administration and the :senate rich because we have~ home waiting in Heaven ·and a robe and a cro.,\>n; and· ing of their embassy in Yug~lavia, tary issues. ., It was .not clear w~ether the also clashed over the nomination of it is tax-fee and ~enHree, and we .won't ever have to repair it, and we will Olinese officials·repoliedly have regSasser said Prueher, bCcause of his i(llpasse could be smOQthed over.,..:-or Harmel,· an openly 'gay San James walk on streets of gold. And we won't ever have 10 go through any more istered displeasure.at the snub; accord- . military. background, could "be a cat- whether Ointon w'?"ld have to withFrancisco businessman and Oemocritroubles or sorrows or heartaches. So you that are letting the love of money ing· to congressional and diplomatic alyst in getting these military-to-mili· draw the selection and tum to sometic contributor, to be ambasSador to grow in your heart, give your heart to Jesus, and He will give you something . officials. tary relationships and the unqerstand- one else. that money,..can't buy. He will gi've you peace, and tak~ the load of sil1 away, Nor Be!jing. enthusiastic .about ing t~~~ follows from it back in , Adm!nistration officials were still Luxembourg. . . lmpa!ient over a nearly three.-year and put a joy the world can't· give in your heart and life the choice, smce Prueher was com- place. proceeding.on the theory that Prue~er delay, Ointon bypassed the Senate How about it friends?· ' mander of U.S . .forces iri the Pacific But it's just that military experi- will be the nominee. , and used a constitutional maneuver David Leavy, spokesman fof the · Dorta Richmo~d: • during a particularly confrontational · ence that may be his biggest pr(/blem ... . · Middleport ' period between the two co~ntrie~. with the Chinese. White House National security Coun- during the cortgressional Memoriil o· COffl The latest foul -up couldn't'' have Prueher, was oommander of cil, said T~esday that the proposed Day recess to install Hormel in the ·. rro IIIIo . . S come at a worse time, w.ith U.S.-Chi- U.S. fo.rces in the Pacific in early 1996 . nomination was still being "vetted" post in an.acting capacity. That furth<;r · I think that we need Jo address a situatiqn that is creeping up on us, by us ', ncse.relations at a recent low point and · wh~n Ointon sent U.S. warships into by the offioe of White House counsel slntined tics between the Senate and the White House oyer diplomatic . : I mean Pomeroy, Mid~leport, Rutland, Racine, Mason, Point Pleasant and . the United States now 'without an the Straits ofTaiwan after pro,vocative and was not .ready for subwissiol\,. , · all poi nts"in between. . · . · , · · ambassador to Beijing. Chinese missile firings during , TaiHe said that no snub of China was nominations. · This area by any measurement is an economically depressed area and yet we are sitting by and letting a multimillion dollar vacuum 'cleaner come in and kill off a multitude of small business in this very area. .It is gping to boil down to one multimillion dollar chain dictating the By George R. Plagenz est is "Thou shalt not bear i'fld polluted the 'good Earth. The cry of the e~viterms, prices and policies of all the retail 'business in the Ohio Valley. . Dr. Laura Schlessinger. the radio talk show false witness against thy ronrhentalist has been drowned out by the sound . One day soon it will :be just like the old Joal mining days, one comP,.ny neighbor. " . 'of the jackhammer. store,"and you will either buy from t~em, at their price, or travel a hundred host who can be as morany uncompromising as the G9<f of the Old .Te..stam~nt, added something · But the meaning of ' Do we need a commandment on sex? We _. miles to get out of their grasp. . , this commandment is "You already have a commanamen'i against adultery, Where I wpnder are oill' great protectors, our Congressmen, our Repre- new to· her repertoire last year -- a book called must not tell lies in court." It but there is nothing in the Decalogue about sex . sentalives that at ori'e lime proteeted the citizens of our country from gigan - "The Ten Commandments: The Significance of God's Laws in Everyday Life" (Harpercollins, is 'a law against perjury. outside of marriage unless it involves someone tic trusts and monopolies and mcr~ers? George Wright 1998), co-authored with Rabbi Stewart Vogel. There is nothing in the com- else's spouse.. ' Pomeroy , The world can probably use another book on mandments forbidding the Novelist-theologian Frederick Buechri'\f.: is the commandments. Not that the Te"n Command· kind of lying to each other right: "Contrary to Mrs. Grundy; sex is not sin; ments we have now aren 'I good ones. But 10 may that we do all the time. Contrary to Hugh Hefner, it is not salvation; How about a commandment against violence? either. " The sin in sex today is .that we have pubnot be enough any more. As a matter of fact, if By Tht Associated Press you believe the 1981 Mel Brooks movie, "Histo- As playwright Arthur Miller said, '"There is vio- licized it, profaned it. vulgarized it. We have pOp: Today is Thursday, July 8, the 189th day of 1999. There arc I 76 days left ry of the World Part I, " therc ·were than 10 in the lence because we have daily honored violence. . ularized sex with the bedroom door open. : in lhe. year. original set. Any half-educated man in a good suit can make Our most crying need may be for a' command' On July 8, 1776, Col. John Nixon gave the first public reading of the OecAs the film tells it, Moses carne do.wn Maunt his fortune by c.oncocting a TV show. whose bru- ment against rudeness , as the Rev. Donald laration of Independence, to a crowd at Independence Square in Philadelphia. Sinai with 15, commandments on stone tablets. tality is photographed' in sufficiently monstrous McCullough, ·president of the San Francisco The• In 1663, King Charles II of England granted a charter to Rhode Island. . But then he tnpped and fell, and five of the com• detail." 'ological Seminary, says in his new book on courIn 1839, American oilman John D. Rockefeller WljS born in Richford, N:Y. • mandments shatt~red at his feet. Do we need a companion commandment teous behavior and civility titled " Say Please, Say . In 1853, an expedition led by Commodate Matthew Perry arrived in Yedo "Oh, well, we still have 10 left," said Moses as against vulgarity? Television and the movies hav.e Thank You" (Putnam Publishing Group, 1998). Bay, Japan, on.a mission to seek diplomatic and trade relations with the Japan- he proceeded down the mountain to deliver the lowered our appreciation of refinement and the Our rudeness may manifest itself most obviese. · remaining laws to hi~ people. esthetic side of life to near zero by getting us to ously when we are on the highway, but we find it In 1889, "The Wall Street Journal" was first published. But in a sinning world like ours, can. we get dwell on the gross. everywhere :· from checkout lines to sports conIn 1891, Warren G. Harding married Florence K. DeWolfe in Marion, Ohio. along with only 10? Just for the fun o.f it, let's say ~hind all these sins m.ay be the sin of moral tests to the workplace to the people we meet on . In 1907, Florenz Ziegfeld staged his first "Follies," on the roof of the New the story, is true. If we were to replace the five indifference. We could do something about all the street. York Theater. commandments .Moses broke, what would we put these things that drag life down. But we don.' I. I could go o'n and on. There are still enough . In 1919, President Wilson r~eived a tumultuous welcome in New York City in their place? . We could do something, about preserving our unwritten commandments for a Dr. :_aura sequel. after h1s return fro?'. the Versailles P~ace Co nf~rence 10 France. H'tw about, " Thou.shalt h~ "? Many peo- countryside and keeping our cities and towns in a Or two. In 1947, demohtuo>n work began an New York C1ty to make way for the pie are surpnsed to ·Jearn that there IS no com- fit state to be enjoyed. But instead we have black- Copyrtght111811 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. new permanent he adq uarters of the United Nations. . . mandment ~gainst lying. The one that comes clos- topped the green, green grass of our isi8J)d ho!lle Letters to the ·editor All Middleport ordinances · should be enfBrced ' All history is local .'·'. A :not-so-diplomatic way to I ot Of greed going on ~ppoint a dipl-omat ' as .• !s a UiaJ••arf Jt.ke the /d ' ' panY tOre . 56, Co ·How many com·mandrT.ents are necessary? • Announcements: Local briefs: . 'EstaHislid ill 1948 The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio Today In History "?' Chance for rain re-enters area weather scene Friday By The Al8ocllltecl . , _ ' - .A ~ast moving area of rain wiD pass through Ohio on Friday, possibly "!ingmg some severe storms and strong winds, the National Weather Ser.YICC said. High temperatures will hover aTound 90 deg=s. More storms are likely Friday night and may linger in the south Satur' day morning. forecasters said. The record-high temperature for this date at the Columbus weai~r Sta· was 102 degrees in 1936 while the record low was 49 in 1984 Sun· set tonight will be at 9:03 P·l!!· and sunrise Friday at 6: II a.m. WeatHr foftQSt: ' Tonight ...Ow, calm and comfortably cool. Lows in tbe lower 60s. Fnday... Mostly sunny and hot. Highs in the mid 90s. . Fnday mghi ... Partly cloudy with a chance for a shower o r thunderstorm. Lows-in the mid 60s. ' Exteltded foftaiSt: . ~rday.. A chance for a shower or thunderstorm during the day, other:w~se partly cloudy. Highs 85 to 90. Sunday... Partly clo~dy. Lows 60 to 65 and highs in the mid 80s. Monday...Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s and highs in the upper 80s. . ' Motorcycle ~r collision Injures Rutland man A Rutland man is in fair condition today ar Cabell Huntington Hospital with injuries suffered in a motorcycle<a~ collision Wednesday at the intcncaion of Stab: Roule 143 and Salisbury Township Road 20A (Ball Run). The Gallia-Meip Post of th< stare Highway Patrol said James E. Trout, 22, 37950 Carpenter Hill Road, was aidift.ed by McdAight to the Huntington, W.Va., hospital frpm the scene or the 5:33p.m. crash. Troopers said Trout was operating a motorcycle northbound on 143 when a cat driven by Vtclti L Canan, 43, 34047 Ball Run Road, Pomeroy, failed to yield from Ball Run and was struck by the motorcycle. Trout was ejected into the windshield of Canan's ear, according to the report. The motorcycle was severely damaged in th< crash, while moder· ate damage was listed to the Car. ~- Obituaries·-, •ploalfllllt . . ICJ o•.,...U....Nal~•• James Robert Cliff ·Cook James Robert Cliff Cook. 18; of Gallipolis, OH, died We,dncsday, July 7, 1999 at Holz<Or Medical Ce~ter from injuri!!S received in an . automobile ~ccident. Boril May 13, 1981, in Gallipolis, OH, he was a son of Robert ' Cliff,11nd Judy A. (Hughes) Cook of Gallipolis, OH. He was a hot cook for the Golden Corral Restaurant in . James Robert Cliff Cook, 18, of Gallipolis, died Wednesday,July 7, 1999 Gallipolis and was ~ ~ember of ·at HolzerMedicai 'O:nter from injuries received irian automobile accident. World Outreach Mmostnes, Well- , .Born May 13, 1981 in Gallipolis, he was a son of RObert Cliff and Judy ,. •!on, OH_. He attended the Untver- " ,A. (Hughes) Cook of Gallipolis. He was a hot cook for the Golden Corral stly of R1o Grande, and, was .a ~ 999 Restaurant in Gallipolis and a member of World Outreach Ministries, Well- honor graduate . of Rtver Valley ston. He atte.nded the University of Rio Grande. and was a 1999 honor grad- Hogh School. . . . P.ile of River Valley High School. . · · He ts preceded '" death. by h1s · gra?dfather, Jam~ • He is preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, James Bernard Cook; paternal . paternal grtat-gramlfather, Robert' .Saunders; maternal great-grandfather, Bernard Cook, paternal . g,reafJames Robert Cliff Cook Mannic M. McMillion; and a~ uncle, ~emard Keith Cook. grandfather, Robert Saunde.rs; In addition to his parents, be is survived by a brother, Curtis M. Cook of maternal g~eat-grandfather, Marm1e M. McMilli,o n;- and an uncle, Oallipoli!i; paternal grandmother and step-grandfather, Daisy T. and George Bernard Ketlh Cook. . . . Smoot of Mason; maternal grandparents, James, B. and' Opal A. Hughes of In add1hon to _hls pa~ents, he 1s surv1ved by a brother, Curhs M. Nason; step-grandparents, RomaA. and Arnold Stump of Hartford; paternal Co?k of Gall!pohs, OH, paternal grandmother and step-grandfather, , great-grandmother, Goldie Saunders of Patriot; maternal great-grandmother, Datsy T. and George Smoot of Mason. W~, maternal grandparents, Treasie B. McMillion of Mason· and several· aunts and uncles. .. . James B. and Opal A. Hughes of Mason, WV, step-grandparents Roma , The funeral will be Held 1 p;.;., on Saturday, Julj/10, at Foglesong Fuoier- . A. a~d Arnold Stu.mp or Hartford, WV; paternal great-grandmother, a! Home in Mason, with Pastor Rob ErVin officiating. Burial will follow. Gold1e S_aunders of Patnot, OH; ma_rerna! great-grandmother, Treas~e "' Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m.•on Friday, July, 9 oat the funeral home. B. McMoll!~n of Mason, WV; spectal fnend, Crystal Clonch of R1o In lieu of, fl 9wers, donations can be made 10 River Valley High school in Grande, OH , and several aunts and uncles. memory Of James Robert Oiff Cook to establish a schol~rship ·in his memFu,neral serv1ces Will ~e held 1 p.m . ?n Saturday, July , 10. ~~ . n'rv Th dd - R' Vall H' h Sch 1 1•.o 2 L'ttl K R d Foglesong Funeral Home m Mason, WV, w.1th ·Pastor Rob Ervm affle a ross IS tver ey 1g oo. ..., · 1 e yger oa , · · B · 'II f 11 · · ,...." . · , ctatmg. una 1 w1 o ow. . · Otesh're OH 45620 · 1 , • • . • • · . Fnends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 9 ~~ the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to River Valley High .. Schoo[J n . memory of James Robert Cliff Cook· to establish a scholar. Anna Virginia McDole, 95, Belpre, formerly of Wellsville, died '~n ship in his memory. The address is River Valley High School, 1482 Wednesday, July _7, 1999, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. Lillie Kyger .Road. Cheshire, OH 45620. · She was born in Washington Bottom, W.Va., daughter of the late James and. M,ary E, Allm_iller Post~ewaite Lamp. and was a member of the First . ' Chnsttan c::taurch 1ft Wellsvtl!e • .She was a .graduate of Parkersburg High r· ·e School, Fatrmont College and Ohio University. She taught school in Wood . . . County, W.Va., Meigs County, Dover, Delaware, and Wellsville, where she•, · The Southern Local Board of _ The board hired Patricia Cook as retired with more than 27 years of teaching. She was a member ·of the DH teacher at Portland Elemena Education. meeting in special sesDAR. ··, sion Wednesday night, I approved a tary for the 1999-2000 school year , · Survivin~ arc a ;;on. Pat_rici E. McCole, Belpr~; a brother, Carroll Lamp, handful of personnel mailers. and approved Daran 'Jay Rees as . Tuppers Platns; a SISler, Ehza McCloud, -Ravenswood, W.Va.; six gnindchildistrict athletic director. . . dren and several JID'3t grandchildren. · Rees replaces Howie Caldwell ,. - Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her hU~band, Emerson •' who recently resibed from the-dis: t;:verett McDole, and a ister, Alberta Henderson. .·' ' . ·tnct. · · Services will be held on Friday, July 9, 1999 at 2:30 p.m., at Leavitt . The board also approved the res. .. ' FuncJ'111 Home in Belpre, with Rev. Michael Harshman officiating. Burial • . ignation of Don Smith as a bus driAm Ele Powef........ :............ :.3s'l. will follow at Sand Hill O:mctery in Long Bottom·. · ve,... effoctive July I and met in A~o........................................ 4? Friends may call at the funeral home on Th ~nday from 6to·8 p.m. exec:utive session to discuss further AmrTe·t:h ...............................721. Ash Oil :................................. 42~· personnel matters. . ,..... AT&T .......... ,..........................57'/o The next board mQeling was set Bank One ......... :..... :..............60Y• ' Units of the Meil!l' County Erncr8:50 a.m., Mt. Olive Rd., wi'th for July 26, 7;30 p.m. at the high Bo~ Eviins ..................... \......20~. gency Medical Sea:vioe reamled nine Reedsville unit, Elizabeth Bartoe, school. Borg-Warner ...........................57 calls for assislance 1\tesday. Pleasant Valley; . Present were Superintendent Champion ...............................&'!. Uni"'.respondingin<;luded: 3:13 p.m ., Rye jl.d., with James Lawrence, Treasurer Dennie Charm Shps .................... :..... &"!. Reedsville unit, Sue Po\h ll, V~terHill, bo'ard President Bob Collins CENTRAL DISPATCH City Holding ......................... 26'1• Federal Mogut.. ...................53')• . 11:55 a.m., Chester Rd., ans Memorial; and bo~rd members Marty MorariGannett ........ ......................... 74~. · Pomerqy, Robert . Riffle, Veterans 5:19 p.m., Holzer Clinic, Opal ty, Doug Little, Dave Kucsma and ·Krllart .................................... 16 ~3.. · Ron Cammarata. Memorial. Hospital; Pugh, Holzer Medical O:nter, Kroger ................................... 291. 7:12 . a.m., Bashan Rd., with POMEROY Lands End .......................... .46). Racine unit, John Rose,' St. Joseph's 10:22 p.m., with Mi'lldleport and Lid ................. :.......................4-n. Hospital,; Central Dispatch, Ohio Riy,er, boatOak Hill Flnl ...................... ...... 18 OVB ....................... ;..... :.... :.... 29 ~ ing accident, Curt Brown, Veterans One Valley .............. ,........ ,... 37"1:' Memoriai, .GaryTurrance, toCabell Peoo>les ................................. 28 1> '' H4nliitgton Hospital by MedFiight f>rem Flnl .............................. :13'1. (USPS 113·964!) Rockwell ............:.................. 61'1. 1111 Flul Day For '11111 filii Sc!HIIt ' . ', .Community Ncwapapet' Holdlnp.Jnc. RACINE RD/Shell ......... ...................... 63'• ~~At 12:JoPM Sears ..................................... 46'/o I :29 p.m., Perry Run Rd., Gerald Publisbed every 1ftemoon, Monday through Shoney's ................................ 2'/o .Moore, Veierans M~moriaj Hospital; Friday, ttl aiun S1 ., Pomeroy, Ohio,. by the Alllllll POWER8: 1:111, 3:1 ~ ~. FlrstS1ar ....... .... ....... .............. 29 1/o Ohio Valley Publishin& Company. Second class p.m., Peach Fora Rd., with 2:24 ~· ,J!05tate paid al Pomeroy, Ohio. · .. DIIPY ~,,. · 7:35, 1t50 Wendy's ............................... 28')• Pomeroy and Syracuse · .~nits , brush · Mt•ber. The A5socilled Press and the Ohio Worthington .......................... 1S;) 'Death Notices James Robert Cliff Cook ' . Anna McDole . South"e'rn· Local school bo'ard add sses '.pers.onne ' I rnatters ' Board of public affairs to meet The Racine Board of Public Affairs will meet on Jync 12 atl0:30 a.m. at the municipal building. Timellne preview set A preview Qf the timelinc for Chester-Shade Day will be held on Sat· urday at 6:30 p.m. at the town commons. All participants are asked. te attend. Non-trsdltlon/JI Girl Scout group leaders sought The Big Bend Girl Scout Service Unit is seeking volunteers to lead non-traditional Girl Soout groups including sports, arts and other specialized ac1ivities for Girl Scouts. Such groups will be exempt from Jraditional Girl Scout activities such as cookie sales. For more information or to volunteer, call- Brenda Neutzling at 992-5418. ': Vacation Bible Schoolslated Eastern Volleyball meeting scheduled · An Eastern Volleyball meeting for girls gradeS7-12 interested in playing volleyball during the upcoming school y~r will be held Monday, ~ p.m. in front of Eastern High School. ·' .• Uttle & Pony league tourn~ments : · The Wellston Recreation Department will hold a Little League basebali tournament July 13-18, and a Pony League tournament July 20-25. Drawings wi II be held on July 11 and 19, respectively. Information can be obta!,(led from 'lim Dyson, at 384-3402, or Walter Moon, 384-5837 . Technology meeting ·.;· ' . . A Technology Long Range Planning Committee meeting will be held Monday, 6 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. - • Boelk Family to appear The Boelk Family will be at the Mt. Union Baptist Church, Carpenter, Sunday for the Sunday school hour. All are welcome. Hymn sing to be held .. A ltymn sing will be held Friday, 7 p,m. with "Delivered" at the Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom. · Fa~h ' Two officers shot in standoff . . •. DAYTON (AP) - Two p61ite officers were sho.t in an exchange of ' g~nfire with a man they were trying to serve ·a warrant. The suspect also was wounded. · The officers' wounds were not considered life-threaten fng, police said WedneSday night. The suspect - w~o police did not name but family members identified as Alonzo Nesby, 19, - suffered mu.ltiple gunshot woun& and was traRSP,Orted to Miami Valley ijospital. His condition was not available Wednesday night. The officers, assigned to patrol public housing complel'es, tried to serve the man a trespassing warrant, said Carol Johnson , Dayton police spokeswoman. Tfie 1nan barricaded himself inside an apartment and refuSed to come out. When officers forced their way into the apartment, he opened .. fire, Johnson said. ·Both ·officers · were hit and both returned fire, she · said. · Police decl ined to identify the officers. · • One was taken to Grandview·· Hospital with injuries to the chest and foot. Johnson said his bulletproof vest saved hi s life. He was in · stable condition Wednesday night. lhe second officer was taken to Franciscan Medica l Center with gunshot wounds to the collarbone, pelvis and leg, Joh nson said. He also was listed in stable condition . · Homicide and internal · affairs investigators were snmmoned to the scene. The suspect's family qpestioned · th'e officers' tactics. .But . Dayton Pol ice ChLef Ron Lowe Sr. said, " I want tO ilssure everybody the officers acted very professionally 3nd courageously. " . ' ' '• • ~. 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Main Pomeroy, Oh. 520 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH Phone 992-2588 Vinton - 388-8603 Gallipolis - 446-0852 " I ' ' · Vacation Bible School for children ages 3 to 12 will be held Monday through Friday, 6:30 p.m. each evening at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church in Middleport. . / ' ·-· �' . The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 8, 1999 Page4 . Thursday, July 8, 1919;; By JOHN AFFLECK' CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Cavaliers ended their search for a coach Wednesday by hiring Randy Wittman. a longtime Minnesota Timberwolves assistant with ·no head coaching experience . \ Wittman. a member of Indiana's 1981 NCAA championship te~m and a journeyman in his NBA playing Fruth Pharmacy, Federal Hocking, Pomeroy post wins Keith Woods continues to domi ,nate the Senior Men'~ League at Riverside Golf Course after the beginning round of the second half of the season. Wood'> total of 125 leads Hennan Knapp of New Haven for fQur points. Knapp holds a slim one half point lead over Claude Proffitt of Patriot ( 1205). Oriiy 38 players were on hand to bailie not only 'the golf cnurse, bul also the intense lOU-degree heaL Ail T.HROWN OUT - Meigs' Jere'm lah Bentley (22) Ia thrown out at second base on a steal illttempt during Wednesday's American Legion game at Oak Hill, where the teams settled for a 3-3 tie after .. the contest was halted because of darknttss. (Sentinel photo by • Dave Harris) . !Meigs, Oak Hill . ~Legionnaires tie Julr 10 & 11 ragg . ltS·piVO..ta HR • WO•rL/n . • h In nint FOR ADDmONAL INFORMATION Rt. 62 North (304) 675-5737 Point ---------------------------------------------------· 16~ EIIStern Confermct Centnll Diwision' :ct.EvELAND .......................54 29 .651 • C)jcqo ............................ ....40 .f. I .494 .. tc.vws Cit)' .. . .............. .15 48 .422 • ~roil ...,. .....................,....... .35 49 .417 · • .,innesota ............................ J2 50 .J90 lUIII !!!'• " I'd. New York ................... ............7 · 4 · .636 Charlotte ................................S , WnteO. Divisioo .. Seank ..................., ...............42 42 ·.500 .... ...... .............. .:....... . 43 .488 •"-aheim .. , ............................ 39 44 .470 ~OUiand .. r. . : ·: 7', Wednesday's scores w : Drtroit 6 . New York 4 ... -• "' · · : . ~; .. U!ah •. ···- - -'~. 6 .400 • 6 8 :213 7 '': ' .I I Today's games •• no ,• Tonight's games ' ,1 .• • . Houswn at Sacrnmtnto. 10 p.m. Frida9''S games . Oflando m Charlolle. 7 : ~0 p.fn . H ous~oo at Phoenix . 8 p.m. Sacramento at L<!s Angeles , 10:30 p.m. ~NL standings .•'' -A'tlantt :....... ' »: .l"l . 37 38 49 54 .. • C~ntral OiYbton ...-CINCINNATI .......................46 35 .. Houston ................................47 ]6 1!<1. ' G.l - ·" .612 .56S .542 .388 .]57 4 6 1 l8 1 21 '1 .568 .566 .506 '. .482 7 .469 8 .5M ..541 2 .500 $1:. Loui1 ...............................42 42 ,. Milwaukee ..........................40 43 ·• Chicago ............... .. ... .,, ......... 38 43 . . :: : W~11~m OiYisKm ... - San Francisco ............. ,... 48 37 -~· Atizona ...................... , ..........46 .19 s~ Diejo ............ .. ... ·~~ ~Colorado ................................ 3 • Lus Angeles .......................... H 47 :1 ·: .494 .4)6 .427 5 s•, 6 ,7': 11 ': ~ · Wednesday's sCores . 1' "'' D <;...... ,. Pittsburgh 4 Chu;ttgo I Allanta 7. Ronda 3 Montreul ·' ·New York 1 •. Sl. Louis 2. CINCINNATI 1 PhiiUiphia 5. Milwaukee 4 Colorttdo 7. Los An&el~ 5 An zona I J. Houston 7 Snn Diego .'II. San Fmm: I.~('O 2 2) t8 12 II 9 ,21 ..13 19 21 17 17 1J . 25 ~J .'\2 Co lorado .............. Ch1cago .,:. Dallas .. .... 11 4,, 2 2?. 28 ' 18 1 1 2·' 15 18 .. 9 9 . 1 ZS . 29 15 :7 21 " 17 . J] 14 23 30 10 17 26 NOTE: Three poi(IU for victory, one point for shootoul Win and zero points for loss. ShOO(out (SOW) is al ubset of wins s Wednesday's scores . •.· Tonight's game San Jose at·Tampa Bay. 7:30p.m. BasebaU 'American Lu1ue BALTIMORE ORIOLES: Signed LHP Scou Rice . CHICAGO WHITE SOX: Agrec.d to terms with RHP Rob Purva. DETROIT TIGERS: Agrttd ro t~nru with INF Neil Jenk.ios. · . National Lt.ape PHILADEL.PHIA PHIU.JES: Signed RHP Brett Myers to a minOt' ~ague contract Acquned INF Domingo Cedeno from the Seank- Mariners for INF Jose Aores Optioned RHP Oiff Politi~ to Rtading of the Eastern league. Oc5ig":ned RHP Joel Bennett for assign!T1rnl. BasketbaU CLEVELAND CAVALIERS: Na""d Randy Winman coach. · LOS ~N.GELES LAKERS: Cleamons auinhnt ~:oach Named director of n:.orkt:ring . NEW YORK JETS: Signed CB Jermainc • • Monlrcal (Thu rman .\-5 ) :11 New York (YQshu 6• 71. 1:-Wp.m Los Angeles lPark 4 ~ 71 m Colorndo 1Bnh:1non 9" 61• .l :O~ p.m. • (lllcngo (~rnfini 1-1J at P1mburgh (8t!nSon 6-6). allowed One t un and seven hits in six · mmngs . Cincinnati 's Greg Vaughn went 2for-4 and drove in Jeffrey Hammonds with a first-inning sin gle . Hammonds ·snapped an 0-for-9 skid with a double and went to third on Se~n Casey's single. Jim 1 J~s Hqckey Nallonal Hoc:by Leasu~ LOS ANOEJ,.ES KINGS: Nan~d Da1·e Tippl'H nnd Mork Hiirdy BUi513nt C03dle5 NEW YORK ISLANDERS Signed F ctms FerT3ro to a one-year corttrac! and 0 JBm•e Hewnrli. PHOENIX COYOITS: Named R k~ Bo" n~u ' nnd Wnyne Fleming assistant co:K'hcs. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS : AJm=d to tt:rn\S wnh F Gary Vr~lk tlnd F Jonas Hoglund 1 ,\' ' ' have been mtcn icwed lor the job besides Wittman . Dave Cowens, Del Harris and John MacLeod . USSSA girls · fast-pitch qualifier set for July 16 Tbere wi II be a girl ' faSl pitc;h USSSA world qualifier ,nflbailtournament at Park ersburg\ qodb~y Fields on Saturda)' July 16· 18. . The entry deadline is July 12 wi.lh an entry fee of$ I 25. .~ Contact Mi cke y Metz for further mformalion at 304-489-9419 . ·~ ' DO . . ' YSALI BIGITB ~ 99 GMC All NEW SIEIU 1/21on, auto, air, cass $18,995 98 GMC SONOMA Introducing the AD New :&000 laiPaJa Now In Stock 99 CHEVY CAVALIER 99 CHEVY TRACKER Auto, air, V6; White = $23,902 ~on, Black, 2,Dr..5 sp, air. 4x4, Silver, MSRP $18,155 MSRP $25,155 VB , leather, Cabriolet Roof , Loaded, MSRP $5§,947 ::; SAVE 11 99.PONTIAC Auto, a ir. V6·. CD, Black , MSRP $23,925 MSRP $13,521 $11 521 Now Now $21 I 807 - Now $17 97 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GTP Package, Black, loaded. Sharp, WAS $16,995 = $15,550 ~ Hubbard Tournament... I ccominued_from Page 4> For ,Nationwide. Ricky Wyant third innings. Jeremy Bl ackSi on pi cked up the tripled, Newt Mattei~ tripled. Bryan win in four innings with six strike- Wroten doubled. Shawn Henry sin • outs. two walk~ and four scattered gled. and Justin Cullen tripled. Action continues tonight with two hits . Brandon Fat.:klcr carne on for two innings nf five ~t rikcout . two Loaded , VB, auto, air, WAS $10;999 = $8,850 CONVERSION VAN Now ~~--~------~ 94 LUMINA 1•34 SJ3 = SJ6,4S.O WAS $17.,!1!19 $18 990 Now vs: ~util, air. toaded.-Biack WAS $t1.900 ............................... , .......... ,............................... , .... .. ....... .. ... :.. $9,200 99 BUICK LESABRE loaded, White; only 10,500 miles WAS $21 ,900 ...................... ,................................................................:..... :................. $19,500 • I ' 98"CHEVY MONiE CARLO V6, auto, air, tilt, cruise ,AM/FM cass, WAS $t4.s95 ...........: ..............:.: .:, ..................................,w ................... $12,900 $lS loaded, leather int., WAS $24,900 ........................... :.... ::·.......... ..... ,, ... , ·~ . ... :......... ....... $18,900 $4,400 96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS lo~ded, leather int;'wAs $29,900 ................... .............................. .... ,.. ... ................ .. ,~ ... ..... $22,450 98 PONTIAC GUND AM VS, auto, air, tm , cruise, AM/FMcass., WAS St3,9llo "'" . : :....... , ,,., ~' ..... ', ,. $10,800 96 LINCOLN TOWN CAR VB, auto. leather int , White,.6nly 40.000 miles. WAS $19,900 ...... :.. :... ~ . ....... ........... . .. ,. ;: ...... $17,450 98 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 2 DIR Coupe 4 cyl, aula , air, AM/FM q~. til~ cruise: WAS $tt ,999 .......... ' '· $9,850 97 HONDA ACCORD EX4 cyl, auto. air. AM/FMcass, Iii!. cruise, WAS S17,800 . ............. . ...... , . $15,7 50 98 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 881oaded, WAs $19,995 . . . . . . . . .:. ... . .. . ... .. , .. . .. . . .... $15,995 . 96 GOE PRIZM Aulo, air, low miles, WAS $t0,800. :.. · '~·· · ·" ,. : .......~ ...... '. $8,850 96 PONTIAC FIREiiRD V6. auto, air, tilt, cruise. T-tops. cd player, WAS $t2.995..................... ........... .. . $11.,860 98 CAMARO COUPE V6, auto, air, lill,' cruise,"'WAS ·$t8,900 ................... ,.......................................... ;.... ... .. ... .... , .... $'14,950 98 PONTIAC SUN FIRE 4 DR, 4 cyl , aula, air, tilt, linted glass, WAS $12,900.. ............ .. ...... ...... . . .. ..... . .: $91 97 5 96 CADILLA( SEVILLE SLS. loaded. leather int , LT Garnet Red, only 15,500 Miles. one owner, like new, WAS $27,995 .. . . . $24,850 99 GUND ·AM 4 DR auto, air.tm. cruise. alum wheels,AM/FM cass .. WAS $15,999 ............................ .. ...'...... .... .......... .... $13,88.0 · 92 CHEVY 1/2 TON SWB V6, 5 Sp, till, cruise. air. AM/FM cass , Sport pkg· , red , WAS $1 1,900.... ......... $9,450 99 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIllE, loaded, White, only 15.000 miles. WAS $32 ,900.. ... .. . ........... ......................... $29,850 99 CHEVY PRIZM auto. 8,000 mites, WAS $13,999 , .. $111900 93 ASTRO EXT CONV VAN loaded , WAS $8,999 ........ . . '. $7,450 94 CHEV C·1 0 LWf two lone paint, Had/Black , 118, auto. arr. lilt . cru1s~. AM/FM cass., WAS 411 .995 .... .. ........ $9,450 94 CHEVROLET 1/21 4 WD' LWB V6. a~to. ai~AM/FM. WAS $10.900 .................... ,.. ,...~.... ... ........ ...................·............ $7,990 .,p . . • , .. .. . P" .. ..... • • p • .......... ... .... • ·· ......... ............. ' ••••••••••• •• •• • •••• •••••••••••••••••••••• POMEROY, OHIO 308 EAST MAIN (704) 992;,6614 • (800) 837·1094 • Mon.·Fri~ 9 am•l pm; Sat. 9 am·4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·S pm quarter final games. a 6 :.30 game walk relief. Shawri Henry and N(.!wt between Rutland and Point Pleasant State Farm and a 7:45 game between M: uox combined in ·thc loss. ~ Pomeroy hiller~ were BkH:~:-.ton a Bariow"Vin<:ent and Point Pleasant double , Fackler a >inglc. Daylon Fruth'> Pharmacy . Friday will be Jenkin s a Uouhlc and single. Shawn semi-final night with games at 6:30 Da~ a .. mg lc anU BII I.)C D:.tv1~ a : , in - and 7:45 and the champ1on>hips and consoJation arc s.ct for Mo nda)'. glc . Ext Cab, 2 wb, VS, air, till , cruise, V6 , auto, air, PW, till , cruise, WAS $21,900 ' Loaded. V8, auto. air, WAS $t6,900 89 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX V6. auto. air. NiceWAS$5995. .. until Mientkiewicz's double m the ninth. Cleveland came back as Twins shortstop Cristian Guzman bobbled Kenny Lofton's leadoff grou ndcr 'i n the sixth, then made an ill-advised throw to first that sailed over Ron Coomer's llead, allowing Lofton to reach 'second. Guzman · was charged with two errors on the play. Lofton scored on Roberto. Alomar's one-Out si ngle . Alomar ·~vanc~d on a groundout and scored on Jim Thome's ltBI single. , Kenny Lofton's RBI double scored Wilson in the seventh to tie the score 3-3 . Mike Trombley (2·5) pitched a perfect ninth and picked up the victory. • ~~~~~~ CHEVY G20 95 CAD SEVILLE • NaUonal Basketball AaocU.Iion National Football Lcagvc MINNESOTA VIKINGS . Nbmed Mike Harmon Today's games L-a Russ a ·. you give it a shot and see if it works. lt1 not in our playbook and I wouldn 't want it to be a regular occurrence, but I have no problem with it.' ' The Twins' ticket to victory on Wednesday night was good pitching. Starter Joe Mays, making his fourth stan of the year, gave up five hits and didn't walk a batter. The Twins committed 'four errors in the>Sixth inning, · leading to two unearned runs off 'Mays . In' four starts, Mays has allowed 1wo ealned runs in 22 innings. ' " Mays pitched wonderfully,". Twins manager Tom Kelly said. "When we made mistak,es, we made tllem in a big bunch. But he kept his composure and held us in." The Twins seemed to let up after scoring an early 3-0 lead. They didn' t get a hit after the third inning D.C. l. COLUMBUS I. SO Colorado 2. Kansas City 1 . . P,arris did what he could, going ' Cincinnati manager Jack Mc Keon six innings and allowing· ~ix hits in ~aid he knew Bragg was capable of six innings of work . ~illiarils_~n/ ending the game·1 re li eved him to start ~he sevel')lh ~nd "Anybody can hit it out," retired the Cardinals without all'\w- McKeon said. "All it takes is one ating a hit in hi ~ first _two innings . , bat." Williamson had re~ired· 32 of the last For a white, it appeared the Cardinals would never grt thai at · . . 38 bailers he had faceii. Things began to unravel, though , bat. St. Louis had runners' on ,base in in the ninth . Pinch-hiller Willie every inning except the eigh(ll and McGee reache~. to stm1 the inning on stranded I I . a r.are throwing error by All-Star "The bottom line is we got·grcat short,stop Barry Larkin . Williamson pitching," Bragg said. "(Darren) fell behind 2-0 to Bragg. forcing him · Oliver did a great job and so· did to come in witii a fastball. Bragg then Croushore. Basieally, th ose two guys · ended the game.with his fourth home gave us a chance tp win · it ·at the '. run. end.'' , •·, "That' s my first walk-off home Oliver, th~ Cardinal s' s tarter. run ," Bragg said.''"lt's a good feel- failed for the eighth straight time to ing .'' . . get , his 50th career victory. He Indians ... ·(Continued .. , . from Page . 4) LosAngeks '·· ............... 9 7 J SanJosc ........... ... 10 7 8 ~ansas Ci ty ...................... ..4 12 I Football ~ p.n1 .. ,. Three coacht! ~ were known to (Continu'!!ll from Page 4) said that Bragg may not look like Mark McGwire, but he still has pop in his bat " He's a line-drive hitter, but look at the' way he swung the bat today," La Russa said. "He's a hard-nosed. player and never backs ·off. He ',s given us'a tremendous lift ." :western Conf;rene~ t· _ , '7:0~ .... .. Conr~rence J:r I,SQWPis Gf GA. .. JJ 6 J .lO • J6 .. 26 COLUMSUS.. .... II 6 5 New England .. ..8 8 ~ Tompa Bay .... .. ...... 6 10 ~ Mi11mi ........ :.. ....... ........ .. 5 12 2 NY·NL .. , . .. 5 II 3 RedS... St. Loms manag~:r Tony Transactions .. • l!;bobu'Jh ..........................42 41 ~ Iwn Easttm Dh·lston "*; .. ... 52 ::. J!'cw York ......................... ..48 .• , P.hiladclphi11 .. .. ..AS · Montreal... ......................... 31 :Florida ........ ..30 • MLS sta~dings Eastern , 1' Soccer " ,.,... I· Utah a1 Washington. ,t p.m. · N~w York at CLEVEI:.ANb. 7 p.m. Friday's games · . (AL vs. NL) . ... ~ .......~ . ' ' Wednesd8y's scores , ·•·.. Torunly (Carpenter 6-5) al Monlll:al (Powel l 0-11. '' 7:05pm. · · . :: _ Tampa Bay (Rupc "--~I at Aorida (L Hern.:mdez . • • j-8). 7:05p.m .. ·, CINC INN ATI (Avery 5-7) at CLEVELAND ""'! Burba 7,4). 7:05 p.m. . : • Milwauket (Woodard 9-5) at Deuoit c<;:ruz 2-ll. .. 1~05 p.m. BBIIimoi'e (Gulman . 4-6) at . Philadelphia · ~Sc hilling 12-4), 7:.15 p:m. ' · ' N.Y Yankees (CI~mens 8-2) at N.Y Mtrs (~iter : ~-6). NO p.m . . • .. Boston (Saberhn~n 5-2) at AtlantB (0. Perez 4,. -3), 7:40p.m. · ·.•, • Chicago Cubs (T"pani ft•5) at Chicago White Sox ~ (Sirotka 7-8). 8:05 p.m. ·• Pittsburgh (Sil\la 2-6) at Minnesota (Radke 5·1J. • A:05 p.m. ·: Ho~stoJl (Re)'nohis 10-6) at Kansas City · _{Witaslck ).6), 8:05p.m. Anaheim {Finley 4-9) at: Colorado (l(jlt 5·6), ·• 9:0S p.m. · :~ "" Oakland (Heredia 4-.S) at Arizona (B~nes 5-8)1 .• Io:o5 p.m. , .• ~ .• Texu (Stle 7-6) ot San Diego (Williams 4-6), ·•- to:05 p.m. · ': Stank (F. Gorda 9-4) a1 Los Angeles (Valdes 6•. 7). 1~: 1 0 p.m. ~ '·. Minnesota 71, Orlando 66 O.nilotte 75, CLEVElAND 62 ·-.Los Angeles 67. Phoenix 61 Kamas City [Rosado .S-6) at Chicago (0aneker 0· .. Jl.ffi - .. Phoenix., ...... : ::, - Ntl" Yori; <0. Htrnandcz 9-6) at Dl:troit (Wc:wer · '"6--5). 7:05p.m. ; : .CLEVELAND . rN agy 10-41 at Mmnt: sota , , {Linculn ~-8). 8 ; 0~ p.m. 1 .4 , · ing a team known for ns plodding style under Fratello, the Cavaliers refused to reveal the names of any poten~ial coa~hing candidates . When Willman arrived ln Cl~veiand toda) . the CaV> >ent ali'!'ousine 10 pick lum up at hi' plane, •o he avoided reponer' and fans at tbe fli ght gate. •. l 'h 2\ . 4 6 ' . • 0). 2:05p.m. "': I~ : .917 .692 2', .667 J .54.5 .. 4 ' } • • Toromo £Escobar 7-6) m BahimorcJ Ponson 7 - ~). · •· ~:05 p.m. ·• ' ;, . • Bos10n <Rose..). I ) :u ,Tnmpa Bay (Wi{l 4-5). 7 :0~ .i !ill Houuon .......................... ,.. 11 , I los Angeles .... .,.,... . .... :.9 4 SllCramento ... .. ,.8 ·h MinllC'JOCa .................. .. ...r.6 .5· Chicago 7, ~as City I Toronto 7. Baltittlpre 6 Minncsota."4, CLE~ELAND 3 Anaheim 1'0. Stanle 3 • • ... . .500 Western Conference 5' 6 Tc~ 7. Oakland 4 Tampa Bay 3. Bonon 2 5 Orlando ................................... s .s .soo Ottroi1 ..... .. . .: ............ 5 7 '·.417 Washington .•. ,:.... .. ......., 8 .27>3 CLEVELANlL... ...o ....... 2 It .154 . Texas ..................... , ............. ..47 l7 ; ,560 • .I I .410 par. Each player will split the $12 prize and put their name in the drawing for the cl~est-to-1he-pin conicS! , at the senior picnic in the fail . The awards day dinner will wke place on 1he la s t Tuesdaj in Sepiember with an awards ban'quet. .and games for all league players. Mike Durfee (Point .Pieasarlt) and Bill Capehan of the Frank Capehart clan Were on hand to bring the·season total ·of diffe~e nt piayc" to 78 An average of .4~.8 players were on hand . ' J Scoreboard "; Baltnnore ..... ,............. ;···-······3-f 49 . singles. . , ·( Sentinel Correspondent Meigs put a couple of runners on Jere!Jliah Bentley of Meigs and base in the ninth inning, but couldn't , Oak Hill's Tim Needham hooked up· dent the plate. Oak' Hill in the bottom :in a pitchers duel Tuesday evening in of the inning, but Bentley stur<k out ~American Legion baseball a<tion the last batter>to end ihe threat and , Wednesday evening, as Meigs and the game. ··· .. ~Oak Hill battled to a 3-all tie. . Bentley struck out 10, walked five While Needham scattered 12 hits, and scattered live hits. Little had two , Bentley fired a f1ve hiller and struck doubles and a sing le to lead Meigs. ; out 10. The game, called after nine Adam Cumings and William s each • innings due to .darkness, probably added a pair of doubles. Rothgeb had ~will not be finished. · two singles. while Harmon , Baker ~ Meigs took a 1-0 lead in the first and Brown each had singles.' · inning. Adam Willian:'s doubled. One' Needham gave up 12 hits, walked : out later, Heath Rothgeb smg.Ied. one and ·struck out two. Shope had • Bentley was in control as he had a ·lwo singles to lead Oak Hill. Virgi~ ~no hiller , going .into the fifth. and 'Newsome each added doubles. ; Newsome reached on an error and Needham and Adkins had singles, :Adkins singled off the top of th~ left . Meigs (5, 5-2 overall · & 3:5·1 ( .field fence. Another Me1gs error, a · Eighth District) will host Logan .on :• sin2le to Shope and a double by Friday. : Virgin made it a 2-l game. Inning 1l!t!Jb. ' , ; Oak Hill increased the lead to 3-1 !vleigL ........... I00-000-200=3 -12-3 ' •in the sixth. Newsome doubled and Oak Hiii ............ 000-021-000=3-5-2 ! !!Cored on a single by Needham. ~ • Meigs battled back in .the seventh Batteries .: to tie the game at three : Jesse Little Meigs : Jeremiah Bentley and ;r doubled to lead off (he mnmg and Adam Cumings J.P. Harmon . smgled. Jam1e Bak.e r... Oak Hill: Tim Needham and and Jeff Brown then followed with Haines · · ·! Hymn Sing - a~a ~ By DAVE HARRIS car'd s t 0· p Red·S. ., 2- 1 I / Anderson (Pomeroy). Claude Proffitt (Patriot) and Max Maxwell (Chester) taking first place honors . The team s~ot 10-under par. ' Second place at eight under par was Dale Harrison (Pomeroy). Charley Georgi (Point Pleasa nt) , Peat Carnahan '•(thester) and Ralph Sayre (New Haven ). There was a three way tie for third at seven under The weeki)' battle for closest to the pin honors were taken by Herman . partic'ipants~ finished their oulin £s Knapp on nunib ~J 14 -and Gary with Knapp's team of· Andy Moore of'Pomeroy on number seven . \ PIONEER DAYS • "His experience as a player and days. replaced Mike Fratello, who as an assistant shaped hi rn and prewas fired on June I. The 39-year-old Wittman takes pared him for thiS job." general man· over a team that badly needs an infu- ager Jim Pa.son said at a news con· ference . sion of energy. The Cavs were sec retive about Cleveland hasn'tl)1ade it past the first round of the playoffs since 1993 their coaching searc h from the time and its average attendance has Frate llo was fired. Despite Cleveland 's stated intent dropped from 18.0 II in 1994-95 to 14, I 20 last season. · . to crea1e some excitement surrou'nd- Woods keeps lead in Riverside seniors' league Completion of the first roun.! of rode home on a Josh McCamick sinplay ended in a Point Pleasant Fruth gle. Fruth's added two more runs in Pharmacy victory, while ·F ederal the fourth wheri Bakner walked and · Hocking and Pomeroy's Indians . stole horne, then the Justin and Justin posted second · round .wins in the express of Sayre and Smith produced annual Bill Hubbard .Memorial Little a walk and single respectively for League Tournament Wednesday another run 8-2. Home Medical evening at Syracuse Municipal Park. pushed across three runs in the f1fth. 1 Ironically, all three winning teams but both Newell and his Fruth teamtallied eight runs in their victories. mates buckled down for the win. !'ruth's posted an 8-5 win over Point In the next game, Federal Pleasant,. Home Medical, Federal Hocking broke a scoreless game ·.Hocking defeated the M'iddlepon open with five runs in the founh Reds 8-2, and the Pomeroy Indians inning en route to an 8-2 win over . hit ·the warpath for an 8-4 win over, the Middlepon Red.s .. In th:lt ,big Point Pleasant Nationwide inmng , Ryan McCune : Tyler Insurance. ., ·c~adwell. a nd Brandon Barnhart :' In the last game of the first round , . each .walked and Nick Springer aud ·· Fruth's staved off a late Home Jarod Willis each singled to produce 'Medical rally to post the win . Del'fik the runs. flewell went the distance to pick up Trailing 6-ll.. Middlcp011 came : the pitching victory, fanning I 2 and back with single runs in the fourth ; walking three, while hurling a three and fifth innings. but could get no • hitter. Tad Bonecutter suffered the closer. : loss . " Nick Springer was the winnipg FORCED AT· SECOND - ' Cincinnati second baseman Pokey :: Fruth's look a 1-0 lead in the fi~l pitcher with a t.hin_ecn strikeout per- Reese (rigtrt) fires to first after. forcing out the St. Louis Cardinals' 9 am- .5 · .9n · an error on . Seth Bakner s formance. waikmg one and giVIng up Darren Brtljlg In the first ln11lng of Wednesday night's NQtional grounder and a w1ld ·puc h. Home jUSt three hlls" a double and srng)_e to ··· League game In St. Louis, where the Cardinals won 2-1. (AP) '": Med1cal ued the score a1 1- I in the Chuckle DaviS and a smgle to " · • th1rd on a walk to Brandon Warner Brandon Bell. t". : ~d an ,error on Kuni s Hunter:~ hil . Wigal suffered the pitching loss uu;vuAM" De'Vey.Taylor AM- Log Church on Stage ·. Sgr'ice ' • ball. • '· · ~., ; with relief from Davis. , : . In the third inning. Fruth's broke Federal hillers were McCune .w ith 1:00 AM : Susanna Holstein ~~:r§i~ing ~~~~l. ; the game wide open with a five-run a 1riple, Springer a double and si ngle, , . (Storyteller, Puppets, 10:00 AM - Country Kitchen . . •)'ally. Garrell Watterson singled. and Jarod Willis a double. · tall Tales, Mule Tales) ' · Opens ' "I guess Darren Bragg' is my new ST. LOUIS (AP)The St. Louis illstin Sayre singled, Justin Lee 'SinIn the nightcap. Pomeroy's friend," he said. best gelling used to getting Cardinals are i!led, Justin Smith reached on an Indians overcame a 1-0deficit to win 12:00 Noon • Jeff Seag~r Noon • Trapper John The victory was St. Louis' founh (Folk Mustc) . . .'error. and Newell singled to make 8-4. Pomeroy took a 6-1 lead in the timely hits from Darren Bragg. He did not disappoint them in five games, and pulled it to the · 1:00 PM - High Mountain ~ the score 6-1. . third and never looked back. scoring PM - Gove~Wj~ Mobile ,,: · Home Medical came back with three runs in each the second and Wednesday night, hilling a two-run .500-mark for the first time since Ramblers home run in the bottom of the ninth June 26. • one in the fourth as Edward Johnson '' (on Stage) . , "It was a great win against a firstto give the Cardinals .,. 2-1·, victory w/Gmny Cadle and More " ·. ~'· (See HUBBARD on Page 5) · place tt\am," Croushore · said. "We over the Cincinnati Reds. ,,.,,,.v PM- Big Bend Cloggers 1:30PMof ·"We ·get excited when Braggy n,eeded something !ike i~at. If this ::· comes up, espCcially 'in a situation can't get us going, I don't (rno~ what 13:(10 PM - UWJilht Icenhower . like thiu where we can score some wilL " runs," said Cardinals reliever Rick The los~ was Just the sixth in the . . floridl (Meadows 6-9) 31 Adanta (Millwood 10. Croushore (2·2) who· picked up .the . last ~7 road games for Cincinnati, Flute Baseball 4), NO p.m. win with three· innings of scoreless w~ich losft!le first two games in St.' Bee Hive 4 Hont)l Prodoctl CINCINNATI (Harnisch 8-6) al St Louis •• • William "YNO" Wlflcbretme~r lcecrcant Served From Boone Bee (Merckn Z·J). 8: 10p.m. relief. "We know he 's going to hit a Louis. The Reds still have the best . Hooston (Eiarton 5-3) a1 Arizou (Reynoso S- 1,. Author or fnng Oty Qflbc foJ§! All Week .. End : 1\.L standings , . hard line drive SOQi!,eplace.'' rt>ad reco&t in Itt• lwue (26-12) . . , " Antique Phocoptphy · , 10:05 p.m. . • .. "Now \Ve got to go win our next Bragg's hit off Scott Williamson Eatlem Division . .1D. :W L I'd. G.l (7-3) was more of a pop fly and it four to keep our road streak in ract," Basketball New Yod: .............. -. .......50 32 · .610 just barely cleared the waiL That was Red·s staner Steve Parris said. Boston ................................ .48 36 · ..571 3 8 fine with Croushore . • ,.01'01110 ...... , ·················---- --"" 42 ..512 (See REDS on Page S) • yu.,.. Bay ......................... 37 47 .440 14 WNBA standings ·· h• The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Cavalie'r s hire Wittman as new head co_ a ch Hubbard Tournament ends first round 8 , (HEVRDL£T. .L~K· Gee All Pre-Owned Cars and Trucks Sold with A l,.imitecl Powr Tnan Warranty Except Where Factory Warranty Apphes. Ask Us About Our Wide Range ol Extended · & 1I not included. All 1 • 1 . �• Page ·s • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Th_uraday, July 8, 1999 Thursday, July 8, 1999 The Dally Sentinel • ~ag_-: 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE" I 5 C. . Carmichael's Farm & Lawn 668 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis AITOII from GoUio Auto Sales on old Rtt. 35 Wts1 (7 40) 446-2412 461 South Third Middleport, Ohio 'j_J_,. './ Jj. ~.:.__;_,.., . ~.j r.J j) . r) J.J · All TlmH Eut.,n • Tluck Soolot. Ft--·lttedocl Auto - 3:30 p.m. • Saturday • CBS • Wlnstcn Cup, JWI)' lube 300 · 12:30 p.m. • Sunday • iNN '• ...... ) s·, Mark Martrn. 2. 440 4. Jeff lkttton, 2,419 a. .Jeff GcrdOn, 2.211 - Elton 5~. · 2 . 151 JHon Kltlltr, 2.080 Af"rdol Hollston. 1.84:2 Mike WIIIIOI, 1.815 Jefl PurYI!I, 2.018 Dem1s .Setn!r, '1.810 7. Dale Earnhardt. 2.182, RIJSI)' wallace. 2,053 a. 1. WWO Burton, 2.023 u. · - .2.010 Ridenour .Suppiy St. At. 248 ~~ Mille IIIU, 1.~ • Cemlnl up: Federated Auto Parts 250 - . : Nashville (Tenn.) Speedway USA (.596'mile track), 250 laps/149 miles won at this track three times. ' one more than Burton . ,.'. =~::,:;;:;10 Fords have three or the last five N.H. races, Chevys two of Jimmy Hensley QuollfYIIIII ..-c~: Mike Bliss, Ford, 110.981 mph. Schrader, Chevrolet. 129.423 ~n • CRAFTSMAN 111UCK SERIES Quellf)'lnc record: · Ken Dave Blaney, 1,932 1,865 mph, July 11, 1997 Roco qconl: Jeff Burtoll, Ford, ,117.134 mph, July 13, 1997 . Notable: Jell Gordon has the last three. Burton Mcl.JiuChl.ln. 1,976 ,Jari SluW. 1.798 Mike >. ~ ,.'1 Dale Ja • Har 'I!Ck, 1,895 3 . (3) (5) . 15. (4). 8. (8) l. (B) B. · (7) 9. (9) . 1Q. (-) .' · Jut; 11 Juty 2!5 Two fours at Oaytena ... . . . . · \. ' 1999 WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE .....~HII'I\PINtl !f'lttfNtiCIMI SQeedwly i.Ouoan. N.M, lncllnlpollt Motor ~ W.tluns Glen lnternatlon!ll Sept 5 11 o.rt1rCtan R..... Deftilllun, S.C. Rlctmond International Raceway New·HM!plhlrlilntef't'lltiOnal S1 E"**y OOYer Downs lntorriatlonal Speodwii'J Mertir4YII.. SpeedWiy ~ Cl'lar!Oltt Motor SpeeOway Richmond , Va. TlllldiD & 0 t J $) ~tl'1 Caroline Speedway ' · x All. ByllliOnltDult<in ' NAS(fNI '!his" . . Or)co IQ8in. 01111 ~Is. plmo ""'""""'' b - t h e - Cup. but b-bl'nllun.,may be the ~ron~...... INs yaor. - ..... Rockircnam . N.C. • PI'IOinll ~-· II fill.._.., • . IMindllt, ~ i Miami-Oade Homestead Motor1opofts Comp141} ~omestead. Ra. 9 Atlirq Mob $ ?; tj HnpU!, Ga, • ~-·Ned.NASCAR tltf!ISin ' 19611nd 1985. ' . -.... won_Cl4l ·...,.u~~na ·' FROM LAST WHK and .'· ' WINSTON CUP SERIES - " c ft:.,. the Daytona AIIE:42 to do \ whlll • man's Cot to do. NAICAII n. - . - L ' " -,_ 1111 ""'"""'' '·~·• ., Who'tNot .· 740·992-4233 . SQ0-795·1110 202 W. Second Street Pome(oY. Ohio 45769 ' ., . ' ., ' 1en),jre in During parr of'ltis the Billy Hagan , Piedmonr A.irlines·sporuortd ca~; Lobonre drow an Olds, but when ke won ' .. the championship, he ltW dri· v;tlg a ChtW'Oiet Monte Carlp. .. .• ............. - - ..Hot... ' . St-r c ...k, N.C. 11ilrAdldt1Hw.la 1. Name the Busch Grand Notlonalfreguoar • HOT: Dale Jarrett has who will drive a Winston 'Cup Pontiac next Y88J for car CM'rier Bill Oavts. · 2. What drillers flnlslled 1-2 In il>e Flri!cfac~er 400 three finls/100 in the top.10 15 times in 17 races. yearS" lrl a rrM? . 3. 'Nho Is NASCAR's national commissioner? . w • NOI: Ricky ·Rudd's 13thPlace finish was his best of the '!uUJlS sa~•40 't :(pNL6l) <I\IOd P•4>oti P.. UOSJB&d Plo\8<l 'Z :M<Jeos ...,a 't SlllMINY Johnny Marzetti Three Bean Salad Bread Tropical Mixed Fruit Cookie BBQ.Chicken Fillet Augratin Potatoes Brussel Sprouts ·Bread · Peach Slices - 19 .. ' Oven Roasl Potatcas Lima Beans Fruit .Cocktail . Baked. Steak Mashed Potatoes & Gra~ Buttered Carrots Bread • Watermelon • ••••••••••• Fan Tips ' • IWIDY t..LIOIE !WI CWI ANNUAL IMJD: $15 psrson, $25 couple (one address),' Slq f&mity (maxlmum four) IIENEfllS: Sl&ned -·· certificate. ID card,8x10 newsletter. . Sausage Pally Hash Brown Potatoes Biscuit . Orange Juice · Hot Applesauce 21 . Ham Salad Baked Beans Macaroni Salad Bread " cantaloupe ' Pork BBQ on Bun Lyonnaise Potatoes Lima Beans & Com Strawberries on Angelfood Cake ( ,"Vf ' .28 . 23 22 '~" Texas Tom · TatorTots ... !&aut Salad " Bun Baked Pineapple •. 29 30 Oven 'Fried Chicken Sweel Potatoes Buttered Peas· Bread ~ Dark Red Cherries . 'in Red Gelatin ·~ Ham and Scalloped Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Bread Ftuity Bread Pudding · .. . M.eigs Sex1~or Center July.activities The ' Meigs (:ounty Senior Citizens Center is open Monday through friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regularly scheduled activities are quilting, sewing, cards, games, and pool. Weekly activities are line dance team prac· tice with Paulette Harrison, instruclor, every Monday from 1:00 P·llJ·· 2;00 p.m. and knitting circle every Wedn~sday from 10:00 a.m.-noon. , The Exercise Room is open daily from 8:00 a.m.·4:30 p.m, for peo- Suppon Group will meef from 10:00 a.m. - li :30 a.m. with Sarah McGrew, RN , Coordinator. A dietician will talk about nutrition services in the comn1U~ily. Wednesday; July · 21 • . the monthly Blood Pressure Clinic will be held from 9:30 a.m. - II :00 a.m. Lenora Leitlteit, RNCwill do blood sugar tesls, at a cosl of $1.00. Thursday, July 22 _ the Caring and Sharing Support Group will meet from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 ·pie to use the exerci,se equipinent. • A rePresentative from the Athens p .m. with Len_ora ·Leifheit, RNC , Coordinator. The new ambulatory and fa·ir·admission . There was such a large . response to the September_1!) trip to Cincinnati for a Fun Lunch Cruise on BB Riverboals thai addi; tional tickets were ordered and a ,second motorcoach •· chartered. birthday and Chr11tmas cards. key Chain, wlnctow &tiCker . OfFICIAL- SRI: www.rsndylajole.com/fanclub.htm #MPI!'· P.O. Bok 34 78 • . Westport, CT 06880 ' •••••••••••• ; ~ 16 ..... 27 I 15 Calico Bean Casserole Carrot Raisin.Salad Bread Strawberry Hash Vanilla Wafer Shepherd 'Pie Cucumbers, Onions and Tomato Salad Bread Orange Juice Rocky Road.. Pudding . ' . 14 -:-. 20 - Hamburger~n Bun, Tomato lice . Salisbury Steak Mashed Potatoes Spinach Bread Banana Slices in Red Gelatin Baked Porkette Chicken Cacciatore Mashed,. Potatoes '·· Mashed Potatoes & GraY) Green Bears Broccoli/carrots ' {!read . · and cauliflower Pears in Lime Gelatin Bread Pineapple 26 ·' . 13 ~ocial Security Office will be at the surgery unit at Holzer Medica\ Cen!~r on Wednesday, July 14 & 28 Center will be discussed. from 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. , Thursday, July 22 · a Style · Wednesday, July 14 · - the . Review of 4,H clothing projects Slroke Survivors Support Group will be held at '11:00 a.m. wilh .;,ill meet at I :00 ~.m. with Lia Becky 'Baer, Meigs ' Counly Tipton, OT, Holzer Rehabilitation, Extension Serv, ice, . as narrator. CoordinaiOr. . Frillay, July 23·· the AARP 55 Thursday, July 15 • the Alive safe 'driver training .will beSenior Sense Troupe wil) present a ' held from 8:00a.m .• 4:30 p.m. ·a1 program, "Safe Medication Use" at the Meigs Senior Center. Pre-regis· 11:00 a.m. This :is !>'art of the tration is required for this program. Winning Wellriess Program ~poq· Call Darla Hawley al 992-2161 for .. sored by Ohio University College .. more information. · , of Osleopahic Medicine thr()ugh a "· Thursday, July 29 • ·I he . grant from the Ohio Departmcnl of monthly birthday pariy will be Heallllj· · . . held, seniors wilh birthdays during Friday, July 16 • the Arthrotos the month will be ,_honored. The Swingin' Senior.s will perform at 11:00 a.m. with a preview of the program for the slate and county fairs. The annual trip to the Ohio State Fair is Saturday, August. 14. Seats are available al a cost of $28.00 for ', travel .by · motorcoach Frank Bryaat season. .£uls Cruist ·& tz'ra'IJtf '· Oldsmobile Cutlass when .he \Wn the Winston Cup poinli"champ'onshij, in 1984'! . . 12 . Represel)tatives presented a program rrom the Chester·Shade Historical Society at the June bi.r thday party. Three or the representatives portrayed persons from early·· 'Meigs County )listory. The presenters will be part of the Chester Courthouse l·c,!lettrallon .the third weekend in July. . Dear NASCAR This Woek, Correct me if I'm wrong, but wun 't Terry Labonte drivina an •. ~Bomln_,.,.,N.C.; Ivosln ! . for himself~ the race Ia on the lint. e.ntrlnft has , _ bo«l Inclined to loolc out lot but him...,, 8nd that'a one of the reasons he 'i won io ~races. He Isn't Inclined to help hla own tearrmate, Mike Sldmer, 10 wl'rj _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. llloold Woll- be any dlfleront?" • Call us for all your ..., . " ··.. travel needs - X Eatt~iadt '*" " i tlw1 Hicl<ofy, N.C. · . WifE: l.(sl!ey . - Walt.,. lod rworly half 1l1e lapo a1 llo)tono, but w11tn ne counted on Eamh•dt to dr1lf\ with hl(n .,... I"" end, Eon> honlt loft h~ n dry and woooace tlnlshod 11111. •t . c:ouldlll boliiMI n.. laid Walloco.• , tlloiJflt olaiii\JYI, ne·d . help me,· Ea-llhlodt wound up oocoiid. His ~?A mon·r 101 ' Meat Loaf · Scalloped Potatoes Perfection Salad Roll ' Carrot Cake ' from 4:30-5:00. Thursday, July 15- Blood Pressure testing ' Thursday, July 22 ·HAWAIIAN NIGHT- We.ar a flowered shirt or dress for the evening. Mony of them do. • Mar111-- v.i.U.ca 29 Ntwton. N.C. · . Clilt;oRI;N: Jason (22); (11), ilasyrt Casey Atwood ~e the series' youngest (9), Zachary (4). 1•,' ., winner over, possr,. Jell Green on the final lap to take tile '' ~No. 880uaityCam/Fon!Cn!d!Fad Dtettatd 250 on the Mitwaukee Mile. Atwood also won lhe pore. ~ ownicl by Robert Yates · 4 RICDRb: 372- 2t wins, 7 ........ 103 CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES 1D(>-flle l'nohos, 153 tcp-1 Os, rntll8 tton $17.l5 Greg Blffte, winless a year ago, t90k tis third victory of the .-,lncnar~ season in the DieHard 200 at Milwaukee. Fofd driver Bifne FIMI'8; Stat l'\plll29, 1884,11 pulled liWIJY from Jock SIJI'8Cue's ChoYrolet In the woning laps. pole feb. 11, 1995, at Dtrytontll, win (Alog. 18, 199t. at Mlc111gsn) • Hc:iw 00 YOU CONDITION Y04"'E' 'I'OA • FEUD OFTHE WIIK HOTaur• IIIME RACES? •t dOn't know . • - 27 Spaghetti with Meat' sauce Tossed Salad Garlic Bread Hot Fudge Sundae Cake I Elghteen-;-ear-<~ld • '· o... utoc:kbam now--. He -lsonoCJIto hai<e...,. 500....., once. OaiP Jarrett increased his point lead to 177 with his third viCtory of the se"son and lhird career win at Daytona. He held off O<Jie Earnhardt and was helped by a late caution nag under ,....--------~ which the rOGe ••"'ed"" BUSCH GRAND NAnONAL •. ~' Choose your own food. 22 " Glazed Ham with Pineapple Red Skinned Potatoas Com on the Cob Roll Fresh Fruit Salad Cup Cake " notwdcohol searing section for fans who do not wantlo smell thai mess? That' why I quit tJOinl'lon<:el. . , . , tne 'olllod lliOthels, Joe GlllllS ' • h-·- -·- SMORGASBORD " Dear NASCA!\ This Week, . Why do raccttacks not have a · LCiltdCJn. N.H. Dover, Oel. Matt:JniMIIt, ¥I. COI'IcofCI. N.C. ,........, ' . two years. foctthot both ustd the Same . rrumbrr is~a coincidence. • Au&. 15 3 20 NASCAR assigns the num~,.s ; ' although tire gowming body will wort wilh teams on O\lailability. Gordon~ f'U"1btr is mort relattd 10 the focttMt Hendn"ck Motof· sports Glready Md the No. 1$ in its flett. Jeff Gonion and Cecil ' ' Gonion are not rtlated, and 'he · Knocking,' but can't come in · AuC- t Ui ' Chicken Pot Pie Cole Slaw Bread Purple Plums· ·.'Cookie Enjoy A Nutritious Meal at your Senior Center " SPECIAL EVENTS LOfll Pond. Fla. 'Speettway, Ind. W!ltto.ins GIM. N.Y. 8rookl)'rr. Mktl. · Bristol, T!ml. 19 Information 8.-dfoni,Po. Two twos at paytona Doublecrossed by Dale .. :!.,;]1Ao~l2 ·'- Mk:t1ip1" :iww Au&- 28 Bristol MotOf ~ey apiece lor Ford (Dave Rezendes), C~evrolet (Spregue) and Dodge (Hensley) .... BIIS'I has been the fastest qualifier the lest Jamn Ftnuman Can't gain ground · Impressive charge Can 1't race wh~re ~e l[ves Arid ,.sixth in the race Pocono A~ay For more Mashed Potatoes Seven Layer S~lad· Roll Pistachio PuddiRg Lush · his (No.) 24? Off Week he could ill _afford . Notlble: The previous three races have seen one victory his number 24 for his Wlnslon (Cup) car? I have a NASCAR MercurY Cyclone dieca~ wilh lhe name Cctii·Gordon (No.) 24 on it. Any relation? Any chance this is where Jeff came up with Incredible consistency Jolf Gordon · lobby Labonte Jeff Burton Mark Martin Tony Stewar\... Dolo Earnhardt .Rusty Wallace Ward Burton Mike Skinner 16,1997 . Ca11 .992.·21 SS Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext. lOS Dear NASCAR This Woek, How did Jeff Gordon choose 1n parentheses.. 1 . (2) Dole lanett 2. (1) Jack Sprague . Chevrolet, 79.226 mph, Aug: 15 .. . Hungarian Pork .Roast Barbecue Chicken Baked Beans Pasta Salad Roll . Earthquake Cake. Litten rn. O.llt•••n 1i Weekly ran Kings by NAS.CAR This Week writer Monte Dutton. Last week's ranking i$ page Aug. 14; 1998 R8ce NCortl: THURSDAY . r, 13 •••••••••••• Your1Urn PROFILE TOP TEN . ' 4. Chester 985-330ll ... - . - - - - - - - - - - , t , Tony St8Wert 2.281 .. Louqpn (1.058-mile track), 300 oaps/317 .4 miles Whon1Sunday. July 11 Dofendl"'l champion: Jeff DaM:! E&mhBrdt Jr., 2,609 Jack Spjaeue, 2,025. Matt Kenath, 2,,10 ~ Blffte, 1.923 Jefl Greef\. .2.324 SIIICV Compton, 1,921 TQdcl Bodine, 2,1ga Ron ~. 1,906 1. Dale Jarrett 2,614 a. Bdlo, l..lbontt. 2 ...97 ,. Where: New Hampshire International Speedway, 1999 POINTS STANDINGS · .. See us for Your Stihl"· f>ower Tools & ~. Accessories .J' ON THE SCHEDULE WINSTON CUP SERIES Coml"'l up: Jiffy Lube 300 2SO TUESDAY Advertise on this 9 . The Senior Nutritional Program evening meal will be served on Tu~sday and Thursday whh serving from 4:45 to 5:30p.m. A suggested donalion for the evening meal is $4.00. The evening meal is intended 10 provide a nutritional meal at a reasonable c.ost. Dollars generated will be used to support the exisling lunch and home delivered meal program . . ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! JULY MENUS MEIGS SENIOR CENTER Evening meals 740 992·2196 There are approximaoely 12 seats available 1 th erefore, persons who hav,e registere(l for this orip needed $40.00 due September 15 . C:all Alice Wamsley, at 992-2161 . for more inforo:;tation aboutohese trips. • · • 55 ALIVE/MIItUN Driving ClaM · · · ' . Sponsored by AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) & The Meigs County Council on Agi~g, Inc. ·• . . Date: Friday, July 23, 1999 Time: 8:00am to 5:00pm Place: Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center, Pomeroy, OH The 55·ALIVEIM~ture Driving (ours~ is for those who arc so years of age or older. . The class day will last approximately 8. hou(s. A ccroificate of completion will be . awarded to those who complete this class. The class will be taught by a.trained val· unteer instructor: There is no test involved. Lunch will be available. The course fcc is $S .OO [or each p~rticipant. This cosl covers the workbook, which is yours to keep. Please enClose·with the enrollment application below a check or money order payable 10 "AAR?". Do not send cash. Severa\ Insurance Companies give discounts afler ohe,courscis completed. Enrollmeno in 55 ALIV E/MATURE DRIVING is .l in\,ted. so please send you enrollment Hpplic<Jtion immed iately to the addrC.ss below, or take t~ .the Me igs Multipurpose Sel1ior Cen.ter. · .. close!; on Monday, July 19. · • -If you have arly q~cstions, ca'll Darla Hav.-'ley a!740-99~~161. Registr:ition for this course • Mail the enroliment applica tion below to ; · ,. Meigs Countv Council on Aging, hJC . · . ia l Orivc/P.O ' ' :!2 11 2 East MemOr .. BOX ·, Pomeroy. OH 45769 .1 :1«---------------ijoi:--- ..............ijoi: ................:;;; ................ :to;; .............. --:1€ . . Please enroll C) mel 0 us m ohc 55 ~LIVE/ MATURE DRIVING Course on July 23. Enclosed is a check!money order in ohc amouno of$._ __ 0 Mr. 0 Mrs. 0 Miss 0 Ms,_ _ __ _,.-_ _._:_______ 1 Street_ _ _ _ _ __ .:__ _ _ _, - - - - - - - - - ' City------,------- Stale _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zip-'--! Phonq ) ___ --~- This cnro!'lm cnt coVIers· o.sc'1r ~ ~--------~~ lt.·· ' 0 and SpO\ISC @' 5·~--------­ For Total of' . $ .l WE HONOR I on-- ,.l~llyU.O lllte cawlti)41JIIG,etar · ~ MartJ~ ..... ......,.._ .... "" ~--tOPioytho ................111 ........ Aa • boy; Hanlbio -..uict 1 • lrlondoll!p- RobA.,. ~......,,. 8Dn Romy lild ....,..,..,. =--111111 home. AROUNDTHEGARAGE • I Po.litical presence appears among Fraoce was.mak.ing a ph:sen~ . time he brought.along some tation to the Rainbow fiiends. Coalition while the stook-<:ar Stewart, Ken Schrader and DAYfON~ BEACH, Fla. --; • racers were preparing to quali- BI!Sih Grand National regular AII the Wmston Cup learns • fy at Daytona International Dave Blaney meed late model By Monte Dunort . NASCAR Thi~ ~k gathered ih1JS week at ihe spon ~ titUlar capital for an )nd~pendence Weekend celebration of speed. but one NASCAR operative \YRS hobnobbing with no less a polittcal presence than the .--------------'~-----Rev. Jesse Jackson. · In Washington, D.C., Brlan Speedway. Biian France is the grandson of NASCAR 's founder. X HAVING A UTILE FUN: Tony Stewart went to tht: dirt track again last WedneS(fay night, and this slock cars at the Action Track ·.·in Terre Haute, Ind. Thio t1J1:ee NASCAR drivers, all former ope0-wheel stars, were paired in thC same heal event All three qualified for the feature, and Slewart \mn it. Stewart~ ' ,.... next dirt-track NAS~AR event is scheduled for the """'=d of the next..Cup open · date, .which falls on July 17· 18: He will race at a lnlck in Brownstown, lnd, ~ LOOKING: Tide, Ricky.Rndd~ longtime spcn-" · sor, will apparently move to i , new team being funned by . California businessman Cal Wells . RU~D ATTENTION 9f lJo,u Have 'the Need tor Speed.•. we've got it!!! Advertise on this page Dave Ext.·104 Kathy Ext. 105 For mor& information !Ita last ptt stoP In .!Ito Pepol4oo, and Todd Parrott needed 'to &et Oale •·. Jorrett cut In flrst place .and with enouah fuel to makli'ot to lhd finish. The Ford Quality Care team succeeded on both counts. and Jarrett .. ' .. ... • msnt~~ed to hold orr Dale Earnhardt to win his thlrcl ~ race of the season. Jarrett ran out of gas on thP c~· dOwn lap. ··~"·" ATTENTION ADVERTISERS!! Call 992-2155 ransportati'on available through Senior Center • The tension Could not have been areater. K was total·web · . . amo,. ,,. first in our arcam Call Now And Sign-Up! 675·3398 or 1·800·766·0553 • High Speed Internet Access With Cable Modems! CABLEVISION COMMUNtCAl'IONS .ADVERTISERS!! Advertise on ·this page Call 992-2155 Dave Ext. 104 Kathy Ext. 105 For more information ' The . Meigs Coun'ty Council on appointment is scheduled due to Aging, Inc. currently has several high demand for this sc!rvice. vehicles including two v~ns with ·Drivers are trai ned to assist the wheelchair lifts. We are awaiting disabled and are certified in CP.R . pooiations for the Transportation the arrival of a new conversion mini van. This . mini-van has an Pr,ogram are appreciated and I ·-· . accessible iamp to enable the elderly and disabled to enrer and exit the van more comfortably. This vari is made available to.the Sen,ior center through a federal granl "Serving administered through the Ohio Lift Chairs Department of Transportation and Wheelchairs local donations. · · encouraged to be able to continue this much needed service for the seniors in Meigs · Coun ly . Remember, t r~nsporta_tion is jUst a phone call away al (740) 992-2161 extension. 230 . The first elevated rail In AmerIca began operating In New Vork City In 1867.. , GOLDEN BUCKEYE CAROS : ·992-3785 POMEROY, OH . BOWMAN'S HOME OXYGEN & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT . . HOME MEDICAL 'EQUIPMENT Transportation is availabic in different parts of the county fiv e days a week to bring seniors to lhe ·senior Center for so.cialization. lunch, and for personal needs. If you would like to come to lhe Center, ca ll · the Transportation Departmental (740) 992-2161 and ask for Wanda Vining or Karen Phalin. Medical Escort transporlalion is also available for · eli gible Hospital Beds Sllower Stool s Grab Bars Commode Chairs Walking Aids · Diapers & .C hux Ostomy Supplies Diabetic Supplies Feeding Pumps Everything for the Patient ·at Home MO.I'tTA~ aiDa Mastectomy Supplies Cervical Pillows Tractor Equipment Tens Unil s & Supplies Back Supports Knee, Ankle Braces Nursing Supplies · .Support Hosiery First Aid Supplies Dressings . THE MEDICAL SHOPPE -1.480 Jackson Pike con sum e rs to area and regi onal doctor 's offices and hospi tal s. Please conlact the Transportation Dep_!lrtm ent as soon as your Southern Ohio for over 23 years·" t46-2206 1 Gallipolis, OH " liSt Millute!; Holzer" om Toll Ft·o·t> 1-HOO- I I ;:}-220h I'ATIIMT LIP'I'I WHIIL CHAIR. OXYOIN .Sen·ing The Community Wit/r Cure For 15 Years .. · SALES, RENTALS & REPAIRS • ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS BATH SAFETY EQUIPMENT RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT HOSPITAL BEDS LI"CHAIRS STAIR GLIDES OSTOMY DIAPERS & CHUXS stop BY & Visit our Showroom . FREE · DEliVERY & SET UP HOME OXYGEN . 24 Hr. Emergency Servtce nesp1r.Jtory Th e· <1prst 0:, St.:ttf 446-7283 1 -800-458-6844 . MEDICARE & MEDICAID ACCEPTED Operotl!d . Br: Len·4 IJoumwu • Ma r y An.n BowmfJn • Dan Bowman 70 PINE ST. • AT THIRD • GALLIPOLIS " I ·-' i • . �• • P.Q. 8 • The Daily Sentinel H~mlock Grange meeting held at hall Hemlock Grange met recently at the Grange Hall with 20 members pre~ent. Master Rosalie Ston announced visitation at Raci nC Members were reminded to be thinking ahout the fair booth . Nancy Wells , C\VA chairman, was in charge of contest judging. Results were : hahy quilt. Margaret Orange Thursday. A legi slati ve report was gi;·cn H.aning; embroidered pillowrascs. by Opal Grueser and discussi on Rosalie Story: Christmas dec ora w~neld .on the new budget Ohio is tion. Rosalie Story, stuffed toy. workmg on. Kim Romine gave a Rusalil' Story : group qu1lt , Sara repo:rt on USDA and M o~santo Cullums: tied comforter, Rosa lie havml:l a p~tcnt on seeds and the Story: photography classes A. C. D fact they will not germi nate each .. and F. fiN place , Joan KautL ; plio. year. · . tography class B. Rosalie Story. _ A resolution · was sent t~ .the There will be an election of offiState, Grange concer nin g PERS .c('rs ar the Au gust meeting . retirement. Ros?lic Story had the literary pmgram . "Founh of July." "This Land is Your Land" wa< sung by all. Readings included "Renee· tions " by Opal Grueser; "This Land of Ours" by Rosalie Johnson: ."The Declaration of lndcpen· dcncc" hy Jane Frymyer: "A National Pra}d' "by Barbara Fry : "A Nation\ Strength" by Golda Reed : "The Heart of America" b' Margaret Haning . Singing of "A ma.n:a the Bcauiiful:: concluded 99 LESABRE Suggestions for future meetings im:: luded a chil:ken barbecue and an auction for members . 9~ BONNEVILLE ~USTOM Only 10,000 miles, white with graphite cloth. loaded MSRP $25,130 "Pwr. Seat., cassette, aluminum wheels, ' pw, lo<~d~d. 7000 low miles $ $ 99 GRAND AM 'SE ' 2 package, V6, ~OUPE Oelux Interior, CD player, Loaded WAS $19,500 98 ~ENTURY ~USTOM V6, Pwr seal, cassette, tilt , cruise , WAS$15,900 ThisWeekt $ 98 BONNEVILI..E SE 98 FORD EXPLORER 5 Loaded Cars In Stock· Ready To Go! 2 Dr Sport, Very careful local owner! 4 MSRP $24,400 Stil l coyered under new .. car warranty WD, loaded with options. Leather trim multi-disc CD changer • 95 LESABRE ~USTOM .We sold new. Only 14,000 Il:ow miles, Immaculate condition. Prestige Option Pkg with all the goodies. OH 45.761. Permanent Percel No. 1601402 ond t6-Gt403 TERMS OF SALE: c..h, Connot be oold lor leoo thin 2/3rdo ol tho opprolood voluo. S1 ,000.00 down on doy ol ial•, c..h or certified check, balance duo upon conflri!Nitlon ol silo. James M. Soulsby, ahoriH, Molga County, Ohio , Donnie Relmor Co .. L.P.A. By: Dennis Raimer (Rog. tq031109) Adam L. Grdoo (Rog. 100553921 AUorneyalor Plllntlfl P.O. Box 968, 9~ Ravenna Rd., Twinsburg, OH 44087 (330) 425-4201 (6)24 (7)1. 8 SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER!MICV005 BANKERS TRUST, AS Tl!USTEE, Plllfltlfl-vl· JERRY BENTLEY, ot ot., · DI-nt• COURT OF COMMON PLEAS , MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In purauonco of on Order ol Solo to mo dtrocted from ' said Court In, the obovo entitled action, I will expose to oale at public auction on the Irani otopo altho Melga County Cou rt .Houoo '~ Friday, Aug. 6, 1999 at 1 : A.M. of oold day, tho lotlowtng described real .eo.tete: · Situated In tho County ol Melg8 1 State of Ohio and City . ol Pomeroy, bounded and doacrttiod aa follows, ,--:..P.::u.::b.::ll.::c.:: · N.:.o:.t:..l.:.ce:.__ to-wit: That part of Lot No. NOTICE OF SALE Four C4) In said City ' ·of By vi1'1Ut ol Order ol Silo Pomeroy, 11 follows: lsaued Out Of the Common . Commencing aeventy·flve PI 011 Court a 1 Mo 1go (75)leotlrom the corner 01 . County. Ohio, In tho caae of Spring and Condor Street the City Natlonol Bonk, on Spring Stroot; jhonco Plalntlll,' vo. Thorn~• R. running along Spring s poncer a k a Th omas toward the river iwenty·flvo Spencer, et al., Dllfondanta, '25' ' ' teet, and running back upon a· Ju d gmen t thoro1n at the width of twenty-live rondtrtd, being Caao No. (251 feet, parallel to CondO'" 99-CV-32 In oald Court, I will St;eet sixty-live (65) leet offer lor sale at the front and being the same lot door of the Courthou•• In · devlsad to Fanny Windon ' Pomeroy, . Mol go County, by William Radlord , Ohio, on the 30th doy of deceased: ooo records of July, 1999, at10:00 a.m., the ::~•,;,.U;,'~:~~;~~ty, Ohio following lands and A)oo , the following tenements, located at 269 described real .estate Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, OH 45769. A complete legal situated In the County of description of tho real Meigs, State of Ohio and aollte Ia as follows· Sl h v'ttt I ell y o I Pomeroy,. an d tuated In I o age a bounded and described as Pomeroy, .County of Meigs · follows: Viz: That part of .. and. State of Ohio ' bounded · Lot No. 4 In Pomaroy, Ohio, and d~scrlbed •! follows: described as follows, to-wit: Baing ·known as Lot 533 Commencing · at· Spring lr'l tho VIllage of Pomeroy, Street one hundred (1001 and being In tOO Aero Lot feet tram the corner of 303, Town 2, Range 13 of Spring and Condor Street; Ohio Company's Purchaso. thence running lilly (501 feel Beginning at an Iron pin further · SAVINGS and at the southwest corner of EXCEPTING that part of Lot the property heroin No. Four (41 deeded by described: thence along the Phillip · Miller and wile to boun~ary · of the VIvian K. Celeb Smart by deed dated Titus property north 25' 17' May 15, 1858 and recorded 21" I(Vest 359.95 laotto an In Volume 20, page 521 1' of Iron pin; thence iilong Ihe the Records· of Deeds and boundary of the Elberfeld described as follows: The Realty Company property following real estate, which north 50• 25' 8;, east 211 .65 Ia part ol Lot No. Four (41 In feet to an Iron pin, paaolng Pomeroy, Ohio, to-wit: an Iron pin at 181.65 feat: Beginning on the north line then.ce along the of Phillip !o'lller'.s land, In boundaries of the Gerald said Lot No.4 In Pomeroy, and/ or Ellen Rought Ohio sixty (601 feet from property, the Paul G. end/or spring Street; thence south Grace C. Elch property and seven (7) feet; thence east the Don L. and/or Ruth -L. lorty (401 feet on fine Carter property south 25' parallel with 0 eld Miller's 17' 21" east 394 loot to north line; . thence north Lincoln Street, paealng an seven (7) feet to the corner Iron pin at60 feet and 1 1/2 of said Miller's psl1 of said Inch Iron pipe at 301.371oet: lot; thence west on said thence along Lincoln Street Miller's north line forty (40) aouth 69' 38' 36'" west teet to the ; ~~·~· of 211.84 ioet to the place ·of beginning. ·' beginning, containing 1.827 Also that other ple~e of acres. land deeded to Phltllp.MIIIer The above bearings are by Caleb Smart and wile by baaed on north as Indicated deed .deled May· 15, 1858, by the aubdlvlslon plat of and bounded and described Pomeray VIllage In Volume as lo,llowa: The following 2, Page 17 of the Motu•· reet estate which Ia a part of County Plat Recorda and Lol No. FotJr (4) In the Town are used lo denote angles of Pomeroy, and described only. The above description as lollowa: Beginning at a point on said Lot No. Four was prepared by Eugene (41 In .the Town of Pomeroy Trlppteu RS 6766 and to tne which Is one hundred (1001' same realestatolniond'od to feel from Front Street· al1d be conveyed by' Norman J. lilly (50) feel from Spring Doidge to Kathryn A. Street, which Is thor Doidge by deed recordad In northwest corner of a part VOlume 293,· Page "575, of . said Lot No. Four (4); Melge County Deed which said .Caleb Smart Recorda, relorencoto which bought ol S.W. Pomeroy Is hereby made. and H.S. Horton: t.hence EXCEPTING from the South nineteen (19) feet; above deocrlbtd real estate thence west teo (10) laotto a lot from the west part ol tho place of beginning. the Kathryn A. Doidge real .Current Owner Name: ealate, beginning at an Iron Jerry Benlley and Donna D. pin In the northeast corner Bentley. ' ·,. of said Kathryn A. Doidge Property Addre~s: 105 lot, which Is alao tho Spring Avenue, Pomerpy, boundary corner of tho I , 0 the program . OVER 100 USED CARS IN STOCK! ALL PRICE RANGES! . . • Public Notice Public Notice Marlred Down to s14,9.00 96 t;i\Vi\I..IER t;ONVERTmLE Don't let summer fun pass you by! Auto, player, 41 ,000 low miles. WAS $11 ;*D•eet the Bestr ...ustern Mv·~ Gallipolis OH (7 40) 446·2282 :TOLL FREE: 1-877-446-2282 public Notice Public Notice • Kothryn A. Doidge ond Pomeroy, In tho ebovo Gerold E. and Ellen J. nomed County, on 1M 30111 Rought Iota; thenco oouth doy of July, 111119, 1110:30 25'17' 21 " ooot 131 lollS o'clocll A.M., 1M following inchtl to 1 111ko: thonco ciMcrlbld I'OIIIelt.lloouth 211.65 IHt more or In the County of ond tesoto o otoko on the oouvh Sllto of Ohio, end In 1111 boundlry-olthl Kltllryn A. Townwhlp ot to-wit: Doidge tot, and tho north Tho lollolll(lng described boundery of tho VIvian K. real eototo situated In the Tlluo lot; thonco north 25' slato of Ohio, County of 17' 21 ' weot 106 lnt and 5 fllolga , Chootor Townahlp, tnchos to an Iron pin ; Soctlon 12. Beginning, aa o thonco north 60' 25' 8' eut point of roloronca, at tho 2!1.65 loot along the weal lntorstctlon of County Road bollndary of tho Kathryn t.. '20 ond County Road 26, Doldgo lot and the eall tllenco with County Road 20 boundory of the Elberl~ld S. 27 Dog. 07' 13" W., 302.39 lot . to tho ploco. of feet to a P.K. In the center beginning, containing one· of satd . road and the true hall acre more or loll. . place of beginning lor thlo It Ia tho tntont ol tho description. Thence, with' grantor and grantees that tho contor ol County Road w tho oaot boundary of thlo 20, S . 30 dog. 46' 35" , on,..hall ocre lot ohall not t92.33feetto a P.K.; thence be within 10 feel ol the S. 51 dog. 09' 46" E. 200.70 ,, concreto well which retains .loot to on Iron pin; thonce the parking lot on the N. 33 deg. 13'14" E., 240.70 Kathryn A: Doidge lot. . feet to an Iron p'n; thence Reloronce Dood : Volume N. 64 deg. 41 ' 36" W. 209.94 . 324, Pogo 625, Meigs loot to the place of County Deed Records. · beginning, containing 1.01 · Aud~or'o Parcel Number: acres , subject to all legal UHl0415.ooo. rights of way, an d being a PROPERTY ADDRESS: part ol the real estate 269 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, deocrlbed in Volume 274, OH 45769 Page 207 of th~ ,Deeds of REAL , E S. T ATE Record.· ·. APPRAISED AT:$80,000.00. · •said Premises Located at The real aaiate cannot be 36212 Rocksprings Road, sold lor less than two-thirds Pomeroy, .OhiO 45769. thoapprtlsedvatuo. Said Premises Approloed TERMS OF SALE: tO% at $59,000.00 and cannot be down .day 01 sale, balance sold lor lesa than two-thirds on delivery of doed. Sold ·afthatamount. aubtect to accrued rtal' TERMS OF SALE: 10% eslate.taxas. certlflad funds di!Y of sale and.balance within 30 dayo. Jamoo M. Soulaby J M S b Sh riff '6) 24 . ames . au1s y, e ' Meigs County OH (7) 1,8 3TC Ste·p hen o. 'Miles, 18 w . Public Notl.ce Monument Avenue, Deyton, .. or,lo· 45402 Attorney · ' 24 Sherlfl'a Sate •I • Real Estate 'C61 (7) 1 8 3T General Code, ,Soc. 11681 ;-:.-'_ ....,..-:;;:-- - - , Revlood Code, Soc. 2329.26 · ~ Tho State of Ohio, Meigs .J.Y~ County. · -' .'l'!' . United Statea of America, ·.:;,t;r.:: Plaintiff vs. Timothy J. King, .' ·,;.':" ' Defendant · ·• ,. • · No. 98-CV-G74 ~ In pursuance of an Order ol Sale In the above entitled action, 1 will oHar for sale at public auction, (11 at tho door of the courthouse In ,. ... ,..'" c;•l. ..,. ..111..,.,...,,(1 .....c• -o• ·c an for details 740-992•0038 ·, •• ' TRUCKING Thursdays .Hauling Limestone &Gravel Man I St., Pon:teroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game , $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progreaalve top line. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. · New Ho~es • Vinyl Siding •New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Roofing AT 6:30 P.M. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre 1; 740·742·2138 l 3/11199 TFN KCB EXCAVATING Backhoe & Bulldozer Services Site P'lparation • Septic Syslems RODNEY KELLER ' \ ' · Owner/Operator · 1-740-985-3949 ' 1 mo. pel. ~ubllc Notice . , Community Ohio Valley offering a interest rate for a · up to·30 ·years. with .Tired down payment reQIUirEl-1 Rent? •Your monthly rent llJent for the stick payment could be homes being rnrl<>trl · mortgage ed in Gallia and Meigs payment County. •Your down payment might be ·· less than a rental Opportunities are limited deposit · . and on a first come first •Y6u will actually serve basis according to OWN it and be . . creating equity! · ~ .e1lglblllty. · ·. ..' COMMEROAL and RESIDEllllAL FREE. ESTIMATES , Call Now!!! I •., " ' ".- f Uc. I ()0.50 nntmn ' R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING (NQ Sunday Calls) WILLIS' SEAMLESS GUTTERS s;tl;,, & s,H;, -1·100·311·3391 Free Estimates Contractors Welcome. Albany, Ohio · CHEVALIER'S CARPET CLEANING . Spring Clean Spioot 2areas 545.00 3 areas SS4.9S 4 areas 569.95. Sareas S84.95 · Sol~lodion Guaranteed 2rooin minimum 378-6438 992-0077 .. 1-811-626-3693 • Workers Needed Portland/Reedsville 843-5280 or 949-2439 Public Notice their , & love, prayers fantily support, and thoughtful very deeds of love. Special thanks go Brown ' and all his employees at the New Haven·funeral Home. To all lhe friends and Kitchen Items & Much More Weber Residence Rutl<~nd, OH & neighbors · of all the families . who gave money for flowers. Mildred fry and Carol McFarland for coming in and taking charge of I he kitchen . Bam to . For Information I Shearer Wooster, OH Whatever il was, in heart, deed and or prayer, we thank you for being there. 11112W1Mn 1 Fndoy & nocliOn.not sr..<. s~. fnda'ol, 719 Complete Line Of 4-H Feed & Show Supplies And SuUivan Show · Supplies Free Eatimnle,l HOME Care for Elderly SHADE RIVER Call 985·3831 AGSERvia" '21 1mo. · . *J{andicapped manual treadmitl. goo c:atMnet. tur· nitiJrl. coHect•blel, di5hel, clothing ' toys ' moft CISNEY VACATtdN! Reserve Now, Sa.,e' $100'5 ~ Days. ln-. elude& O lsne~ Passes/ Matn Gate Hotels Entue Vac alion S274 / Pers on . 1-800·632 · 4 1 12 •658 more ·vard anct bake sale, Tnursday 6 Fr1day, 9·1 Long Bollom Com· munrty Buildong Yard sale - under the big shadt trees. Mora's. Route 7 by .,..mory GOing Out Ot Business Sale: 45% Off Store Wide . Wt llon -Cake Pans. O.J.' s Crall Shop, 2390 Jac1\s.On Pike, 740-446-213.4 . ~o. Juty9lh New To 'You Thrift Shopp& 9 W&St Stimson. Athens 7<0-592·1842 Oualtt y clothmg and househOld tlems. $1 .00 bag sale eyery Thursday Monoay tl'\ru Saturday . Giveaway lomilv ll•me Alm11phm Goo d Home! 740:388.(1489. 740- 388·9160. Kitten, Bob Ta il ed , Mixed', 6 weeks Old, Utter Tratned . 740 446·8059. housebroken. great with kidS . 740-992-2863 after Spm Palle ts To Gi\leaway , Pick·Up From The Sack, Outside . Gallipolis Da il y Tribune. 825 Third Avenue , Gallipolis . 1st Come 1st Served. NO PHONE CALLS 90 · Wanted to Buy . Lost and' Found Lost: Husky ·ChOw Mal, (Black) Vanished From Found : Small Black Dog, New EXCAVATING CO. Portland, Ohio """""' (740) 843-1252 VIne Street. Gallipoljs, 740 -4466305. JONES' . Lost : German 's hepher d Type Dog, Tan & G~ey; With White On Face & Front· legs. Vfiry Friendly Reward! 740..379-2671 . I • · _TREE SERVICE . . • 'TO{l' . • ·~emo'~~1 •• lD e ~~31 Yard Sale (740) 367·0266 ' . •.."{rim sw(l\~ Gfllld~llg . 1-800-950·3359 Ins. Owner: ·' Gallipolis &VIcinity New Construction I. 5 Fam ily : 57 Amlly lane, Large· Vartety Furnrtu re To lnf8nt Items. Frielay, Saturday, 8-? ~ Remodellng·Kitchen Cablnell Vinyl Sldln~·RoOI~OeeksGarageo 1110. 9-5 . 7/11 9-2 . 9~ Garfield Ave nue. Bike, Toys: Collectables, AwninQs. s~Onaware . HOusehold, Bryarr Ree~es . Sus art Reeve• · YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 20 Yrs. Exp. • V.C. YOUNG Ill 740-992-6215 RQBERI BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/tln Hoof Hollow Farm Horoes & New & Used Tnck Saddles Also riding lessons 740·698·3290 HILL'S . SELF STORAGE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, O!Jio 45n1 740-949-2217 . . Sizes 5' x10' .to 10'x 30 ' Hours 7:00AM· 8 PM Ronnie Jones ' G&W Plastics arid Supply St. Rt. 7 ·· - '. · Olher MISC .. Absolu te Top Dollar : AI! U.S. Sll...er And ·Gold Coins , Proofsets . Diamond s. Antique Jewelry, Gold Rings , Pre·1 93p U.S , Curren ~y , Sterling , Etc. AcQuisitions Jewelry . - M.T.S . Com. Sh0p. ,151 Second • AvemJe. GallipOlis. 740-446-2842.' Antiques . top prices paid, ·River· ine Antiques , Pome roy, Oh10, Russ Moore owner, .740· 99:2 · Z5~ . , ,. • Tuppers Plains, OH Be Paid In Advance. B uyi ng. Standing Chehy Ha rd wooa nmber. 740-256·6 ~7f!. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ' Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4 :30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 ... DRAINAGE SY.STEI.IS INC N.ow Ren«ng WICKS ttfiOLIHG IJtC. Hig~ & Dty· We Deliver Limesto11e, Gr·ave/., Srwd, Fill Dirt, Agricultural LimP. ' ' Mulch, Top Soil (Low Rates) 740•992-3470 Seli~Stotage 33795 llila11d Rd. . . Pot!tero:v, Ohio ' I 740~992-$232 6!22199 · 1 mo. pd J & LInsulation o & Siding · ·. TRI·STATE MOBILE POWER WASH •Vinyl Siding •Roofing &Seomless Gutter •Replacement Windows •Concrete •Room Ad~tions •Gomges •Decks &Boot Docks Trucks - tractor Trailers - decks - driveways EMAIL: STETHEM@EUREKANEi.COM James Keesee II PH: (740)992-2772 DEPOYSAG PARTS All Make s TI'U clor & Equipment Part s Fa ctory Authoriz~rl. CasP-IH Parts Dealers . 1000 St. Rt. 7 South ' Coolville, OH ~5723 ?40 887-41383 '110 · Help Wanted 12, 000 WEEKLY! Maihng 40 9 Bro chures ! Satt&lac.tto o. Guar. anteed l Postage & SUpplies Pro· ·, VICI!CI!. R ush Sell-Addressed Stamp&tt En<Jelope t GtCO. DEP! ... 5. BoK 1438 . ANTIOCH . TN.. 3701 1·1438. All students · lull anq par t lime ope n1ngs 1n custc.mer senitCel sales Oep $t O 35 ~r hr appt. No exper ience- will tra1f1. Cond1t 1ons apply' Mus t be 18. Ca ll 304-485· · .4300 . www w or ~lorstucfents . Com l AVON I All Areas! To Buy or seu. " , ' Shi~y Spears. 304-675-1429 DEADUNE : 2:00p.m. in stock 8" Gravelless leach 100' · 1000' Rolls 1" & 3N200# Wo!etline Full line of Gas Pipe & Regulalors Water Storo'ge Tonks . · '""' the day befo,, . 1he ed ., Culverts: 4" - 48" .\DV.I.NC ·' oh A1J. Yerd Sa~• Must 740-985-3813 • Room Addition• & Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Piumblng • Roofing & Gutters , • Vinyl Siding &.Painting • Pallo & Porch Decks Free EatJm&tfiS 2436 Lost: 1 Red Kayak. 7 40446-3022 .. . 740-742:3411 A MC Yi e Called : 'Those Callo· ~avs: wtth Brian Keith {304)8"82· Clean Late Model Cars Or . Lost ! Chihuahua . White And Trucks, 1990' Models Or Newer, Brown, Around Red"s Carryol.it & Smtth 81Jick POntiac, 1900 East· 1sl Swimming ~ole ; 1.00ks Like ern Avenue! Gaillpohs. Taco Bei J.... Dog ~ Small Aewarel! • 740-446-2593, Land Clearing & Grading · (7401 992·3138 ' WedemaYe-t"s Auc110n Serv1C& , Gallipolis, Ohio 740-379-2720 Kerr Road Area. Tuesday Night 6/29/99 Shou,l d Respond To : "Pookie" 7<~o-245-9372 , 7<10·4-46- Septic Systems· & Utilities · .. "' RtC k Pearson Auction Company. fu ll 11me aucliOI'Jeer, comp lete auct 1on service . Ucense"d t66.0hlo & Wes! Vnginla , 304n:l-5785 0< 304· 773-5447 Large ChOw/Golden Aetnever mix, $100~ Aeward! ., Auction and Flea Market 2623 While Collar. No Tail . Vicinity: Beside O'Qell Lumber Company. "Free Ettimales B•eemant & Bake Sale .. West. Co lumb ia United Method tstChurch Juty t-10, eAM-1 AI! pro-' ceeds go towards Church Repair.: Hot' Oogs, Beans . Com Brea d •• Otner Baked GoOds. Bill. Moodrspaugh AuctiOneering Compl ete Auctto neering Servic·. es _ Cons 1gnment au ction· M ill. Street . Middlep ort , Thursdays · Ohio L1cense 17693 . 740·989·, 53560 -S. R 338 Sunset Boma Construction .· COk"l A\18n1.18 Friday!Satu"day. 80 . 1517. •r•ew.Sur~•etllome.coru 5 Famlly' Yard Sale . 2A29 lirl · Large Garage Sale Friday/Satur-: d,a y Fit . 87 . Mason County. Fol-. k:rN Signs. • Cals & Kinens To Giveaway To A Mix. Bulldo.er & Backhoe Se"'ice• .. Rouse & Trailer Sites & VIcinity AntiQue Free Piano. Good Condt· ti,on. 74Q-4.46-96n. 60 ''74G-992·3360 Pt. Pleasant Fridayi Saturday, 8AM -? 309 7th Street , P t. Pleasanr Next to NAPA. firSt Ttme, Two Family. . Yard Sale Items . Musl Take All Halt truck 1oae1 or more. (304)882· 3659 Under NewMgmt. bOf'S Juty 9th , H11t residence . 2.S mUes · out 6ashan AcJ. . househOtd item•. Bafbit items. baby clQthtng. larger . siza nice women ' s clothing -and Announcements PLEA.~EII.. ,. • I Htll Rd. go up the hill & lhrougf"l lhO 0011 COUISO, is I mAe lrotn the gott course. watch tor signs. 5 kinens tooklng lor loving, caring lamihes. Calico. gray. gold. gold & white, taupe, 740-992 -5755. SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE Sar 7110. s.,.,....,m, Meigs goff course segn onto Wit's StaH Oatmg Ton iQhtl HaYe run p&aylng the Ohio Oat•ng Game. 1· 800-ROMANCE. extension 9681 . 30 & . go H2 mile J'BSI Pomeroy Clly LJtNtS on Otd R<xM 7, turn at tN 2 Kinens : 1 Grey Female, 1 Black Ma le, 2 MonthS Litter Trained . 740-446·8831 Concrete ' S a -. Jdi $-10, Kin' 100-762·7525. www_50Uin'\aiKOft- 40 Your l/1/lt/1 mo. pd. • Mlddlep0t1 & VIcinity g·oo-s:ao. ELIM · his wife, Mr. LuDdy , No Embarrassment .., You're Treated with Respect! (toll free) members who gave us I WORRYING!!! " friends •• No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy . · Repo • Divorced Agricultural Ume, · Umestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand to: Rev. Greg Blair and • Phone (740) 593-6671 CREDrr 740·742·8015 877·353·7022 " MARY E. ROUSH wish tQ thank all of the NATURAL GAS WATER HEATING I - 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 , 25 yra exper. Hearing' Clark, Ohio Envl· days ol tho date ollaouance COUNTY: MEIGS Thlo ronme!Ual Protection of . thla ardor. PUBUC NOTICE adJudication hearing will be Agency, '·P.O. Box 1049, Tho following appllcollono and/or varlfled complll,lnta Columbus, Ohio 43216-1049 conducted In accordance _ with Ohio Admlnlotratlve wore recolvad and \ho (Telephone: 6l4-644-21291. following draft, prqpoaod, "Final Actlona" are actlona Code Chapter 3745-47. Tho or final actions ware laauad of the Director which are roqueat lor a hearing ohall by the Phlo Environmental efloctlvt u119n,l"uance or a b~ In writing and shall Protoctfon Agency (OEPA) staled affective date.• specify t.~e IOBU!II Of tact 1..1 wHk. "Actions: Include Purouant 'to 9hlo Revloed end law tp be Clmteotad. tho idopUon, modlflcetlon, Code Section 3745.04; a Requesla lo( hearlngo shall , or repel! of o.rdora (other final action may be ap- be oent to the Ohio EPA, than emergency orders); pealed to tho Environmental Haarlng Clerk, P.O. bo~ the 111uenco. danlol, Revjow Appoato Commjo· "~1049, Col~mbua, Ohio modlllcauon or revocation alan (f;RAC)· ·formerly 43216-104.9 of llcen..l, permits, lusai, known 11 the EnvironIssuance of a~:rap llr6 variances, or cartlflcatea; · mental Board of Revlowl by beneficial use" approval. ond the epproval or a peraon .who haa a p~rty to Mr. Everette Holcomb, dlaapproval of plana and 1 procoodlng bolore' tho 30359 stale Route 143, · spe.clllcellona. "Draft director by filing an eppaal Albeny, OH Actlona." : aro written atat,_ within 30 days of notice of Issue Dllo 06130/111119 menta of the Director of the final action. P~rsuantto Application No(al 53Environmental Protoc-llon'o Ohio Rovla~ Coda Section STBU-91 65 (Diroctor'a) lntont with 3745.07, a final action Thla final action · not raapacl to the laauance, lasulng, denying, modify· preceded by proposed donlol, etc. of a permit, lng, revoking, or renewing 1 action and Ia appealable license, order, etc. lnlar- permit, llcen1e, or variance Ia ERAC. Notice Is aated paraona may submit which Ia not preceded by a hereby given by the written comments or proposed action, ·may be director of tho Ohio EPA request a pubic mooting appealed' to tho ERAC by thot tho acrap tiro rogordlng draft actions. filing an appeal within 30 beneficial use proposal Commonta or public day• of leiUance of the flnal (Project I 53-STBU-91651 meallng requests must. be action. ERAC appeals muat lor Mr. Evorotte aubmlttod within 30 daya of be llltd with: Environ· Holcomb·, 30359 ST. RT. notice 'ol •tho draft ecllon. mental Review Appeals 143; Albany, OH 45710 Ia 11 Propoaed Actions" are Commloolon, 236 East Town approved. The protect · written atatementt ol tho Street, Room 300, , consists of modlljlng Director's Intent . with both truck and Columbus, Ohio 43215. A reapecl to the ISsUance, copy of the eppeal must bo .pasaenger scrap Urea to ~enlal~ modlllcallon, revo· usa as cont81nars served on the director cation, o·r renewal ol a within 3 daya alter filing the Instead of commercially permit, llcensi, or variance. appeal with lha ERAC. available contalnaro lor . Written comments and growing traea at. Mr. Proposed Denial of Class requaels for a public 2 Scrap Tire Recovery Holcomb's. Tree Nursery mooting regarding e RREglatratlon located on. Ogdln Rd. . propoaad action may be (Township 'Rd. T-25), Thomaa D. Nicholson/ submitted within 30 days of DBA Recycled Rubber Columbia Township, notice ol tha propoaed Products, Inc. Meigs County. Thla ~" action. A'n adjudication .51148 State Route 338, action .Is subject to hurlng may be hel<l on a Racine, OH rules, regulatlona and " propoHII ectlon.fl a hearing 111uo Date 06/30/1999 .opacified conditions. request or obtoctlon Ia Application No(s). 53-06Final Issuance of received by the OEPA within · !5587 R , , llndlnga . and O!~tra 30 deya of laauance of the Under ORC Chap 61 . Thll order will be Issued propoaod action. Written ao a final action unleoo you American E~ec ric . comments', requeeta ·for · or an objector 111 .. . a Power Co·Raclne . public r;neatlnga, and Hydroelectric Pit, ST. Rt. requoot lor an adtudlcation adjudication hearing ro- hearing within thirty (30) 338, Racine, OH 'quoita muat bo aont to: Issue Date 06130/1999 Receiving .Waters: . Qhlo Rlv•r . Thla · final action not · praceded by propooed · action and Ia appealable to ERAC. F&O Issued In reaponae to cooling water additive requ111. {7) 8 lTC ' J ,. PomiiOJ> Pertomlls STAAT DATING TONIGHT! Mave Fun Meeting Ehg1bt1 Sin· glealn Your Area . Cell Fot More lnlormat•on. 1·8QO.ROMANCE. , Elll.9735 ~ Connection . 6,11 B/99 1 mo. pd 5125199 2 lT1()' pd . Public Notice ' The family of ...~I\1ER HEATING a.. . ~arry Schey DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ~.:::.,;;;=~~-~ 005 .... 6129 mo' Card of Thanks . '1" 985-4422 Cheater, Ohio 61 ~992-7.~3 all ' Tel: 740-367-7341 ' . or 740-992-6629 •• 2 ~rd Pups. 740-245-5167. ,,_.,lAJ,,. Community Action Agency (740) 742·8888 Pome,r oy Eagles Club Bingo On SAYRE . D . L:o.a\\ia ·- Meigs ' ; • Homa Ownership ' ' Stop In And See \. Steve Riffle Sales Representative . Truck seats. car S!!ats. headliners. truck tarps, conveitlble & vtnyl tops, Four wheeler seats. motorcycle seats. boat covers. carpets. ·etc. Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 Over 40 yrs .experience We deliver ALMOST anythfng • 1.000 MAARIAGABLE LAOIES With Trad itional Values LoyaUy· Honesty- Respect FREE lnlo 1· Rutland, Ohio o.l(tl Delivery Service ' ,.. YMIS* • To place a n ad Call 992· 2156 A& D Auto Upholstery • Plus, IBC tter-~,~ 24 Hr. taxi c- 70 ANNO UNCEr.•< r, TS Business Services • The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • MiddlepQrt, Ohio Thursday, July 8, 1999 Thursday, July 8, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio J(l to run. Sunday eillllilp ·2: 00p.m. . Frldoy, Mondoy odlllon - 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Baby Clothes. Kids Toys, WOmEIRS Sma (l Sizes In .Sf"IQflS ." Clolhe~ . Misc . •Friday, Saturday. Sunday 10·4 1 Sun Va lley Or iv.e. ' Spring Valley Across From MtMicaiS~p. Big Yard Sale · 9:00 J ill 5:00 Thur~day, Friday. 185 Ambleside OriOJe , Kerr, Across From Post Office, lots Of Merchandise. Garage Sale: 143 Second Avenue, July '8th, 9th . 9·? Ct>m Glass Baby Items. Misc. No Early Sales . Garage sale: Friday, & Saturday. 'g. ? HS Lar iat Drive . Gall1pol1s. One Genera tor. Lawn Mower . Sweepers. L1ttle Bit Of E\leryth1ng! July 9th , 101h , 470 LeGrande Boulevard, Longaberger Baske~ . Large Family / Hold og Sal a·· Clothes. Home Interior. Misc. Ro'· ute ' 160 . Amby lane . Vlntcm . 7/ 101h.9-? ~ ~·· Lots OJ Cratt Ma t. Fri & Sat , 9·5. XIS Arnoteside On~ . !<Jill, OhiO. Moving Sale· Furnltu •e . Housej hot~ l!e(l1s. Tools, State ReUle 7 South. 11 0 Burdette Road . Frid ay, Saturday, July 9th ; tCit h. 8 30· 3:00 AVON ha~ <! place\. lor you t Jo in the., , b.f!auty comp any t EnJOy your ~n bustness. Buy your own producls '8t.cost. Call 1·800 ·4 · AVON or 740·594-4354 Avon Products· Starr your own In· Home Bu siness. Work Flexible Hours. Enjoy Unllmrted EarnmgS. 1-888·561·2866 ' . Co mp uter Users .Ne8ded Work . Own Hrs. $25K"tS80KJ Y( 1·800· ... 476 -8653 X www.fcwp oo m m7. Counse lor P6stlieln • An ou tp"B · ttent alcohol aoo other drug agee· cy located in ·Ga ltia at~d Jackson Count1 es. Is seek)ng a" oual tlied · person to pro111qe alco/"\01 an ~ OIMr arug counseling Counselor w111 work with all age group.s · Kn owledge ol chem1cat depend · ency ceQu,red Bachelors degree. CCDC , LISW, and 'or .LPCC pre· !erred Send resuma by July 16.1999 to · FA CTS . 1770 Jack. son P1ke. 81dwett. Ohio. 456 .1 4 or FAX 740·4 46·8014. EOE.MIFIH . CONTINENTAL EXPRESS COL Class A Wi!ti 6 Mon lhS ~ · EKper. Drivtng School Grads ~ Considered No NYC · Home Most Weel(ends RegiOnal & Long Hal.ll • Drivers Free J ·Week COL Trammg Ea rn $26 -$32,000 : ts t • Howard L. Writesel Ttl ursd ay. 7/Sth . Friday 7/SUP'I , 1148 Second . 10-5 , Baby, G irls, Women , Mens Clothes , Misc . Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 4 2iFJ'4 Reasonably Priced I Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity . All Yard Saln Mu•t Be Paid tn Advance . Deadline : 1:00pm the dey belare the •d It ta run, Sunday & Mondey edition · 1:OOpm Ftldey . Fo ur fam ily, Thu rsday & ,friday. July 8- 9. Ta Mers Aun Rei .• Racine . Ronnie Ransom resi - I dence . • 38782 Sumner Road, Pomero y, Ohio 45769 ROOFING NEW· REPAIR · • ' : • FuH·Time FREE ESTIMATES .... EOE 8 00 ~29'3-0700 Or 800-695·4473 Seve ral Fami li es · M isc . BaMe d G ood ~ Produce. Food And Pop. Friday And Saturday. 9-? On Ha · nan Trace Road , 011 775, Nea1 Bethesda Church . PHONE: (740) 985-4218 .. • • :. • ·" Yr. w / Full BenetlfS . No Exp Needed P A M Transport Spe · eta I Call Toll Free t ·877·230· 60 02 Sun -Fr1. 7 A,M. -7 PM www .pamtransport.com JEFF STETHEM ' ' Dr~r.•' Mov1ng Sale · Saturday 7/ tOth. 9 AM -3 PM ., Housr'lold & Yard IIa ms . Clo thin g (M &W 14·16) Tools. Grill, Prano, D og House. And Much More! 559 Jay Dn~~e. EQuipment Cleaned & Oegreased .. ~ Po s ll~on • .. • • • Retail Jewelry Salesperson·• Persona·ble . Ou1ck Learner. 1mfned1ate Opening , Ap ply AcquiSitions F1ne Jewelt)• 151 Sec on d Avenue , Gallipolis, No Phone Calls . ... House keeper For Disabled Pra c· tic1nQ Col umbus Attorney (Plus? Teenage:rs ) live- ln . Cookii'J,g .. ... Cleaning . laundry. Turn 1ng ._,, • Ntght . Salary. Aoom." Board. 61•- • 267-5 354 . • ... .. • • DRIVERS • Cannon ExpreSS 99.;_ .. ·: Driver No Touch Fre1gl'l1 Start .t..t • : .32 Cents Mi 15 Yr .. hp , 31 ... Cents }.4~, 13 Yr., 30 Cents Mi. 11• • Yr., 29 Cents M 1. / 6 Mos., fr .. Cents M1. 12 ·6 ~os .. Students 1 Mo Exp . $350 Wk Pay Rafft ~ ... . • Every" 50 ,000 Mi"l es. Bo nu set • .. Rider Program. Paid Vacation• : : IriS . Ava il www.cannonn• .. • ~~~~Call Fo r De tail~!' .:. : 0r: '" : · .. �• Thursday, July 8, 1999 Pomer~y • Middleport, Ohio , . . 10 • The Dally Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page 11". Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ------~N~E=A~C_r_o_s_s_vv_o_r_d__ P~q~z_z_le______~: : BRIDGJ: ..., 811 cQualified Truck Drivers Loco~ Trucklng SMI<Jng Good Pay And Benefits Send Rasume To Onver. PO Box 109 Jack- son, onta •5&&0. Or can 1·7•o- 2B&-14&63 To ScheduM An Inter- ..._ LPN POSITlON Rodcspongs AehabillabOn c.n ... IS now ICCtiPI· lng .. , . . . - br part . . . . lion LPN We •cellont bon-IOportllmo..._,_.,. IUI'8I"'CCI dgibiMiy, 401 K, and vacation t1me. This is an ax.callant ~ tor ""' right candidate tor personal and~r f~slonal growm cau carot DON at 740-992..-o& or re me to Rocksprings ehabt1Uat1on Canter, 36759 Rocksprmgs Ad . fomoi'D)'. Ohn SIGN ON BONUS BEING OFFERED LPN POSITION Roc:kopringa R• habilitation"""* ts now aceeptlng applications for part 1lmo position LPN. We offer eliC811ent ben-IOporttlmo ....... hoallntnsurance eliglbUIIy, 401 K and vac.tlon time. This Is an excellent ~ for the right candidate for personal and professional arowtn cau carol Greenng DON 74().882-6606 or send resume to Rocksprinos Rehab•htatlon Canter, 36759 Aoellspnngs Ad . PQ.. maroy, Ohio SIGN ON BONUS BEING OFfERED Musicians· lollung for gunar•sl vocalist to do lead and harmonies tor oldloo. rod< and countfy. John. 740-698-6212 Need 7 Ladies To Sell Avon. 740- 1304)713-5048 Need Someone To Stay W1tn Gentleman, No L!fttng Requ1red. Reasonable Pay. 74<>44Hl548 Part-Time Sewer Needed For Furniture Upholstery snop, Ex· penance Necessary Call For An Appot-. 74()..446-3438 180 All real estate adlotN'Iilil og in tnc1an. WV025956 , Free Estimates for ReSidential ServfCe& lNs Nl"' paper IS sutiiiCt to the Federal Fa.r Housing Act of 1968 illegal to advertise -any limitatiOO or~ CNA looking to ca111 lor oldraf1y 1ri their home or mine EJPenenced. 740-985-3780 E & S Lawn 5erYJC8· Des1gn Implementation. ai"ld Serv1ce Available for Spnn!J Clean up lenlllzang and p4an1mg Fr&e esti males. Sa&!Sfactlon guaranteed G r o g - 31W675-0628 Georges Portable Sawm•ll don t haul your logs to lhe mijl IUSI calf 300-675-1957 Interior & Extenor Pa1nflng. E• penenced. References. Reasonable Rates For Frte Est•mate, 740-388--8041 813-3585. EAI.8826. 8AM-9PM. 1 Days lds.lnc. POSTAL JOBS To $18 35 IHR INC BJ;NEFITS, NO EXPERIENCE FOR APP. AND E~/IM INFO CALL 1·800·813·3585, EXT 14210 8 AM · 9 PM , 7 DAYS Ids. Inc Prevenllon Position - An Alcohol And Olh&(uOrug Counseling /Prevention A(filncy Located In Gall1a And Jackso.n Counties. Is Seek· lng An AmbitiOus lndlvH~ual To Fill A Prevention POSIIIOn This Parson Will Work Wlltt All Age Groups In Both Communttles Responsibilities Include 1 tlon Of An At -Risk 3060 or I:Jl0)882-2833. 5 5 Acres Fron)age. Garf•eld Avenue. CJty U'hll ties, $49,000, Send Response CLA825, Cl oGallipolls Daily Tribune, 825 Thm:t Avenue. Gallipolis, OH -<5631 ba5ed on race. color1 religion, sex familial stai:UI or national origin, or anv inl9twion 10 Oil ACRES -·"':Y~· limi1alion / .. ,,tl'\8.1iQn.· -per Only 8-45.000. Groat Foc Roctea· tiOn Or Hunting MOstly WOOded 011 SR 141 & SA 233 Can Be Divided Road Built To land Tnan On Into Wayne NatiOnal Forra&t 5% Down Land Conrract With ApprOY&d CradiL Free Maps 1·800- ThiS will not k,_ngly_ advertisements for real estate whidt Is '" violation ot the law Our readers ... hereby anformecl that al dtdelliiQS advertised in this iMIWipaplf 213-8365 BUILOINO LOTS FOR &ALE "'"~c""anOQUII Water •nd Etectrlc R. .dy For """""""" basis. Hook-Up. Nice LOti. sa.ooo.oo -.c.n-.773-6tN. LAND REAL ESTATE In Galll.a Jackson, Ross. Me1gs And Atnens Counties 5 To 75 Acre Tracts For RtSidantlal Or RecreatiOn l.and Contract Avallatlle, FREE Maps Anttiony Land 310 Homes for. Sala t995 4br, 3bath w hreplace t6t<20 - . 9ll20 front porch .... Ca.. ~td. ~d~: 7!l:;~rnust ~sell FINANCIAL 210 For Sate·3 35 "'=res. Corner of Hangmg Rock Road & Carson Road In Mason. WV (304}882· whlcl1-... .,..,.,.liCe, J1ms Drywall & Construction N.ew Construction & RemOCeiJ Drywall . Siding Roots Addl tlons. Pamtlng. etc (304)67•· 4623 or (:n4~74-0155 W1ll do House Clean1ng Have References and Expenencel (740)-388·8421 or (740)·4462646. leawt Message INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends tnat you do bus•ness wtth pa'opte you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you hall'e IOvasllgaled ttw>offorlng ADULT INTERNET Prepaid Access Cards Hot tteml "NO COmpeltl!On "Real $$$ Maker "Dis-hlp Star-Up $499 I00-82t-2371Depf.l7. Toys, Jewelry Wood , Sawin~ Typong Great Payl CALL 1-800795-03® Ext. t201 (24 Hrs) EARN $90 000 YEARLY Repair lng. NOT Replactng Long Cracks ln Windshields Free V1deo 1· 800~826·8523 US ' !Canada www gtassmemanix com EARN UP TO $540 AN HOUR Send Us A One Page Form We Do Tfle Rest No Direct Se111ng I I Package 1·800· . 24 Hr$ EASY CAN MAKE FREE AI An Affiloate Mernber The Blowout Center tton www blowoutcenter com 360 410 Houses for Rent City SchoOl& Reduced! 740-446- s- 7438 2 Bedroom Home. & Refrigerator Fumlshed, 733 Third Ave nue. Gallipolis. $275/Mo • $150 TARA ESTATES 4 Bedrooms, 3 112 Batns. fOrmal LRIDR. Anished Depos•• Basement Custom Kitchen/ Cnerry Cab1natst Sunroom overlooking small Pond! $189,900 (740)-441 -51t B or more imfo • LeaY& Message Appt. only! to any Shifllndudlng most wee- kends Must have clean pollee record, good work history, reliable transportation, valid driver's II· canae, home phbne and must have black steal foe safety shoes Pay starts at $8 00 per hOur, 32·4lJ hOurs per week Call 7•0-669-287• Monday- Frlqay. llarn-4pm lor -lntmont SION·DN BONUS OF $500 FOR AN POSITION ON II ·1 Report Call 1 716-42G-4311 FREE Weekly NeWsletter By E· 220 Money to Loan 7244 Milos !Class A CDUI Yrl AATIC COASTAL TRANSPORTS INC 1-800-654-0528 Sonny's Bar & Grill Is Taking Applications For Bartender & Cook iSS NEED CASH?? WE Pa~ Casn For Remaini ng Payments On Property Sold! Mprtgagest Annuities! Settlements! lmme d1ate Ouotesl1 1 "Nobody Beats Our Prices • National Contract Buyers 800 -.. 90 0731 Ext , 101 www natiOnalcontractbuyen com :. $$$ OVERDUE BILLSIII Consoli· Day & Night Shllt Available For Information Sea Sonja At 856 Second Avenue , Gallipolis, A.cross From Little Caeser!i, Or cau At740-44 Hl386 Tomato pickers. ages 15 & older, mlmmum wage, Cumm1ns Farm 740-949-2102 or 740-247 3655 pay b1ls com 319-3323~ Ext 1709. . 3585.E•t 8827 , 8AM-9PM !Da~s WILDLIFE JOBS To $21.60 IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WARDENS. SECURITY. MAINTENANCE. PARK RANGERS. NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL 1-800-8133585. Eln: ••211 8 AM. -9 ~M 7 DAYS fdo, Inc 150 Schools Instruction EARN. A LEGAL COLLEGE DEGREE QUICKLY. Bachelors. Masters, Doctorate, By Corre· spondence Based Upon Pnor Ed· uca11on And Short Study Course For FREE Information Booklet Phone CAMBRIDGE' STATE UNIVERSITY 1·800-9&0-8316 "*Credil Card DEBT" .. Debt Consohd._tlbn Stop Collect(on Calls • R•duce Pavments & F10ance Criarges Avo•d Bankruptcy t ~270-9894 " FREe MONEY I It's True Nell'er Repay Guaranleed $500 $50,000 For Debt Consolidation Personal Needs. Medical B•lls Education & Busmess Call TollFree 1 -800-724-6047 (24 Hrs) CONSOLIDATE DEBI Reduced Monthly Payments 20 ·50% Save ThOusands Of Dollars In Interest Non-Profit TCC 800-758 -~ VISA CARD - Guaranteact Approval No credit cneck • O%APR Re quirements 18+ US C1tlzen. Have Checking Account Phone Appro· val 1-800-737 -0073 Issued By DON'T BORROW MONEYt The Debt Management Club (Not -For Profit) Can Pay Your Debts And You Don't Have To Pay Us Back· • EVER! Sand S,ASE To OMC Dept 4320 PO Box 4332 Valley VIllage, CA 91817 81'8·763-1000 •• PVH $350 mo. {:Jl41675-5186 + $350. - Ntee 2 bodtooon apartment In Syr· '* 448 0008 One bedroom fumlshed apart ment In Middleport can 740-992- sidized apt lor elderly and hendicat>(lod EOH 304-875-G879 460 Space for Rent Mob•le nome site available betwean Atnens and Pomeroy, call 740-385-4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Three bedroom double wide In Chaster with two baths, anached garage, air and neat pump outbuilding, aetllng on two + acre lot. 740-985-4124 Furnace. Underpinning 2 Decks, Immediate Pousstor~i 740·4•6· 4793 ¥ 1988 Redmond Danville 14x7Q 41so, .Has E~epando , Very Nice, Must Selll ASking $t4,000, 740· 388-8335 1996 Clayton t61180 ' A C, 3BR, Nice Take Over Payments, $292 1304)675-8165 1997 FleetwOOd MObile Home For Sale t4x70 Partially Furn•shad , -1 Pump. 740-387.0565 4 Acres, 1986 14x70 Mobile· Home t Milt off 33, on :Stidmg Hill Creek Road, In Ha'hford 1304)862-2649 4BR, 2BA, $499 Down Assume Payments of $239 mo (~04)755- 5560. 11-1.-().W D-U-T $499 Down All Singles, $'999 Down Doubles, Super Low Payments. Llmtted Ttma: OakwoOd Homes, Barboursvllte, WIJ, 304· 736·3409 Clearance Sale All 1>1splays Must Go DownPaymenls as low as $499 Interest as low as 6 tv Limited lime only at Oakwood Hom .. , Nllro, WV. (304)755 - Fuller Bruoh Produ<1s. Onlor lrom your Local Independent OISII'tburor and save postage Call 1304)615-1 090 LOAOEO PENliUM COMPUTERS Poor Credit 0 K! 2•t20<t~~1111 GOT A CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIP OR TIMESHARE? W•'U F,or Sale or Trade 1988 GMC 2TI)n With 18Ft Cattle Bad 717 Grubb's Piano- tuning & repairs. Problems? Need Tuned? tall lhe pi8nO Or 740-H6 4525 INTERESTED IN WRITING PO ETRY? POETRY CONTEST $8,000 In PriZes PosSible Publication Sand One Orig•nal Poem 20 Lines Or lass To International Librery 01 POetry. 1 Footry Pta· za. Suite 11835. OWings Mills, MD 21117 Or Enter Online At 'WWW poeby oorn. JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired. & Reltutn In StOCk Coli Ron EYOrtS. t-800-537-9528 Household Gooda 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Between Athens and Pomeroy, 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditioned, $260-$300, sewer. water and trash Included, 740· 992·2167. 1 2 Bedrooms. $325/Mo +"botltles, No Pets, Central Air, 740-446- 4313 70x1.C 2 Bedr.ooms, Olnane, wwcarpet, Very Nice, Gallipolis, 740~3. 740-446--1409 Very Clean, N9 Pels, Water And Trash Paid BulaviUe Pike , 140· 388·t100 440 " •Apartments for Rent $250/Mo Plus UtlliUes, For More Information, Cail740·367-o2t9 1 and 2 bedroom apartments furnished and unfurnished, security ~:g~~l;l~requlred , no pets, 740· , 1 1 Bedroom Apartme'nt, Stove & Included, 740·446- ~egrlgarator 258~ 1 Bedroom Apt $275 month ullllllea paid 708 VIand Street, Pt Pleasant. wv 1304)736-5554 1 Bedroom FurniShed Apartment, Ut1ilties Included, S300IMo t EfliCIIncy Apar1ment Furnished Utttltles Included, $250/Mo , Air Conditioning, 740-367-061 1 1 BA A)C, Near Holzer 1s1 Month Free W1th 1 Yr Lease LOcation No Pets, $279/~ Mo, Plus Utll11les. 740-446 ~57 1 Room & Bath Across From College $200/Mo All Utllllles Paid, 888-840-o521 2 BA. WID Hook·up References/ Depos• No pets l304)675·5t62 2 Rooms & Batn, $225/Mo , Includes UIJiltles. No K1tcnen 1 Bedroom & Bath Includes Ut1ht1es No Kitchen, 740-446-24n 2bdrm Spts • total electric, ap pllances turnlshed, laundry room racmlies, close to school In town Applications available at VIllage Green Apts •49 or call 740 992 3711 EOH 2BR Apartment $325/Month References and Oeposit Re· qulred Homestead Bend, Broker MONEY PROBLEMS? We Can Helpl Up to tOOK No Feast Low Rates Cu1ck Results Call 1-877- $3995 Oulck delivery Caii74D· RECEIVING PAYMENTS? In• vestor Pays CASH NOW Your Seiter Financed Mortgage, Real Ealata Conlract, Insurance Annuity Highest Prlcea Free Quotes Why Wa lt? Call Rich, t. 800-888-6450 Professional Servicea Scan's Office Cleaning, 740·3677117 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? 800-383-8862 ••at N•w 38R down, $188 Month. Only Oakwood Homa1, Nhro. WY.I304)71H815. New Bank rapos only 2 lett we tlnanc8 C811304-722-7148 Smgle Parents Ptogram . S499 Down, Limited Otter Call tor di· tails 1304)755-7191 To Everyone. Gallla Mason Meigs Area, Stop By, See Pete Peck -Vtaw Our Beautiful Homes Beside Auto Zone, Gallipolis 74Q- 446-3093 Aepo Doublewlde Save Thou· sand&I!·II00-383-6862. $450/Mo 740-448·9585. 740446·2205 Ask For Virginia BEAUTIFU. APARTMEN'I"S 1\T BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740·446·2568 Equal Housing Opporlunlt)l Cnrlsty's Family Living, apart· ments, home & trailer rentals 740-992 4514 apartments avail· able. furnished & unlumlshed Country setting · alliency apartment, completely lurnlshed, all utilities paid, please cal 740 992 2292. New AJ'Id Used Furnltur& Store Below Holiday Inn. Kanauga Seds. Chests, Couches, Tables, Much''Morel Stop And See Us 740-446-4782 Tired Or Gomg To The Laun~ry Mai? Call Me For A Free Washer & Dr,or, t-IIOO--'l83-6862 Used Furniture fAppllancas ..orr Bulavllle P1ke On Keeler Road, 740-446-•039. 740,4·8·1 004 Call Any Time, Johnson Furniture 530 a Used BARNEY Cyl 5 Spd , CO, 37.000 Miles!. I CAUGHT HIM HANDED . RASPBERRY PIE II : 1982 Chevy Van. ~alsect Roof, Autom , Ale Cruise & T~ Wheet Looks Good. Runs E~ecallent $1.20000 7 - 1 •x•. 5 742-3033. Speed. A/C, AM/FM Stereo, 58,000 MilO& $9 000 00 740-379-9270 640 740 Hay & Grain Motorcycles 1987 Hooda. XR 250 R. Moton:y" con: cle, Four Stroke. Excellent 1996 Hdnda Shactow A 6 E CniiOf, Eltaltl Cond • LoiS 01 e.tnli $6.500.00 740-448-4115 0 Moore owner 319·3323 Ettt 4420 5121 540 Mlacallaneous Merchandise 12) STEEL BUILDINGS Factory Liquidation •ox30 Waa $9.970. Sell $3 470 ft0x75 Wao StUOO. Sell $8,900. 1100-388·5314, Doug "HOST FAMILIES NEEDEDIII" Exchange Students From Garmany, Japan, England, France, RUS· sla, Brazil Students A"ive In Au~ gust To Attend Local High Schools For Further Information, 1·80G-765·496;l u• DlrecTV s8tellfte Sy1tem1 $69 00. $100 ollree prQIIrammlng Lim1ted tlma offer, caW'1·800·779- 8t94 19 New Pella Wmdows Various S1zes, Sandstone In Color, $3.500 Between 6 00 f?M., 10 00 PM 140-446-2221 3 AKC Registered Black Lab Pups Have had 1sl shots &. WOrmed. $200 ee 1304)6l5-6048 AKC mala COllie, sable & white, normal eyes, young adult, $200, 740-1196-1085 AKC Male Yorkie PupiJies $300 each Had 1st shots & wormed (304)89S·3928 AKC Ragistertl!d Shetland Shltp Dog Puppies, Known As Shallle, ·~II hey bind, 401 Ford mowing machine, 76 1/2 ron 4 wheel drive, being restored, 2 roper air cond goes in 110 (304)675-1545 elter7PM AMAZING METABOUSM Breaklhroughlll LOSC' 10·200 Pounds Easy Quick, Fast Dramat1c Results, 100% Natural, Doctor Recommended Free Samples Call 740--441-1962 Canning Jars For Sale, Call 740- 446-4406 Mer 7 00 pm Central A1r Unit, wun Electric Furnace W111 Accommodate 28'x50 HDme Or larger Used One Season. $800 OBO SI 600 Invested, 740·388-8056 I , Australian stl&pf'lerd puppies, 6 weeks old Ready to go July 15th Come reserva your pUppy! 740- 742-3304. What's So Oitlerenl About The HAPPY JACK 3X FLEA COL· LAR? IT WORKS! Aga1n!lt Elui. Ilolu.. l Mlltti Without Systemic Poisoning JO NORTH PRODUCE 740-446-1933, lwww happyjacklnc CO'!') 570 Musical lnllruments Band 11 God Is Calling You To Do 3183 PIANO FOR SALE: Spinet /Con· sole, Take On SmaH Monthly Pay· menta Must Have Good Cradlt Can Be Seen Locally, Call 800· !l46-tn5 580 t998 Ponllac Trans-Am, Fully Loadedl Price Reduced to S22,5QO 00 Great Graduation Fruits & Home Grown Sweet Corn And Tomatoes FDr Sale, 1o Miles From Gallipolis. OH On State Route 141, 740-37g..25ot I COnditiOn 13Q4)e75-1879 810 BASEMENT • hortzon 53 Opposite ol "post" FORTY TO NOTIIIHG:. ~~r----~--~~-1 """'"'"~LOST -, -. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos <A.!IOily Cipher crvptograms are CfNtlld from QuOiatiOr'W. by famous. people past and presen1 Eltd'll8tteiln the ciptMtr ltandlllol anolher Todlly's dtA B equsls AI •J I .LJG ' V T PI GYKN ., ' WIOWKI R I l: . l \ D X Z TYC DIKFSFGY G Y I G Y I' ,,, LVTL LVFYSZ 8 LDN . LG IYKFSVLIY :r A I ' n F Z • T D L F Z AYFSVL ZVFDKIN PREVIOUS SOLUTION. 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Name Brands General Home Main· llll'lngston·s Basement Watel Proofing all basement repairs dona, free estimates, llletlme guarantee t2yrs on Job e1 peri· once 1304)895 3897 M&R General Contracting & Electric , Carpentry, Porches, Trailer Set· Ups And Air Condlttoning, Alsd, Maintenance, 74o- FACTORY WHEELS, Alloy, Ral1y, Steal Buy, Sell Acker Wfteel 1· Build new or repair Old, no job too small or larg$ Major cred 1t cards 1WV029582 Call 800-994-3357 (304)458-1049 BP 1528·8092 who~ com TillS IS IIOW VOU KICK 'fOUR 6L.OifE ALL TilE WAV ~'lOME AFTER YOUR iEAM I-lA~ r.,~ {comb. form) 52 Neerthe • Uncondltlonallhtlma guarantee."' local references furnished j..---.,.-,------- Most 5D ; : WATERPIIOOFINO OBO M&J Auto 740 388 -9693 or 740742·4510 Worlds -machine Home Improve menta tentmce- Palntmg. vinyl siding, carpentry doors, windows, baths, mobile home repair and more For free estmmte call Chat, 740-992· 6323 91 Ford Tempo, 4 door, auto, runs excellent 70,000 actual miles. Ice cold alr, 4 good tires, 100% dependable oar, $1 ,650 IS HOW '(00 WALK WHEN 'fOUR TeAM J.IA5 LOST ANOTIIER 6AME FORT'f' TO NOTJ.IIH6 .. .. capital 42 Tiniest 44 Entrances 49 Revolving the ~contract, West ' .. SERVICES ~9 99 Pontiac Gran .. Am SE 2 Doors Sliver Automatic Loaded, Complete Inventory www acker· Vegetables 1997 Shasta Camper 22Ft S8H· ' Contained $2500 Very Go9t : C&C 1981 Chevy 1/2 Ton, t980 Fmd 112 Ton 740-446·3243, after 6 00p m defe~H You"l/ build a btg nell tgR when 1.o> · Glltll (740)-44&-4548 L•ke New, And Under Warranty, Bougnt New In March Of 98 $t6 300 Or Bast Offer, 74Q-9927102 ' -6123 -=~---.....,.._;. , Good Condition Sli.DDD.DD 74D441-G337 1995 Naott'73 000 Milos, $3,900. chance to " 1995 Terry Tra\ltl Camper 21 Fool With Expando. Completely Loadedl Call After 6 00 ~M. 1995 Dodge Neon 4 Dr, 4 Cylln· der, Au1om 49,000 Milas, Very 1997 Chevy Caviller :2 Doors, 5 Speed, C/O Tilt, Cruise. Power Sunroof 43 000 Mlies. $8,500 740.:992·7102 This. Contact Me At 740·682· Ohio OBO Must Sell Great Student Car 8PM F.lsh Tank/Pel Shop. 2413 CFA Registered Himalayan Kit· tens, 7 Weeks Otd 740·4463t88 t972 Coachnien Camper 24 Ft, Newly Carpeted & Painted, Lo .. cated At Gallla County Fair-~ grounds. Lot 118, 11 500, 740 ~ Condition 1304)675·2039 $5495 $1,800, 740-446-7278 (304)e75-2063 Motor Homes 1973 Monitor 29 Ft , • neW ureal full bed lots ot storage, awning ~ sleeps 4. Nice lns1de and out ; $3,000 • white adrlondack choirs $40 13001862·3657 · V-8 Automatic With Atr, 1985 Pontiac Fiero, 4 Cylinder Automatic Wtth Air, 740-245-9234 39 Expunged 40 France's should have cashed the cluh ace al lnck three before continUing wuh the lhtrd spade Then 11 shouldn "t have been too dtfticult for Easl to ruff wuh the heart queen The key pnnctple IS tha11f you are trymg for a trump promotion or ap uppercut. IllS usually nghtto cash all your .s1de-sutt lncks first 'PEANUTS Campers& 1990 Cougar. nigh mn11. runs great, looks1 good. V-6, $2100, 740 949-2836 or 740-949-2045 "t992 Jeep C~erokee Spo" 8 C~­ llnder, 5 SIMed. 1969 Chevy !roc NuMBER ONE PLAYER' WOW' HATS SUCH AN RIGHT' HONOR' I"t"\ HOW D DEfl.Et<. NACI<. YOU- ? F~OM MILEY JUNIOR THIS 441-0881. Or 74().448-5126 Fish, Birds, Pond Supplies Sun t-4PM~ Mon Sat. 11AMJackson Avanua!Polnl Pleasant 790 Irani 35 Key 36 Nonna38 Deny • The gutlly party was West Krrowmg lhal the uppercut was the best THI5 IS 3933 or 1-80Q-273-9329 $3.000. 74Q-367T7480 1990 Grand Am • •New Motor, 448-6308, 1-800-29Hl098 ion Aluminum Flbered Ropt Paint $25 2t, 5 G!!JI Wh1te Roof Paint $57 69 Ancnors .$5 Doors &f Windows, Gas & Elactnc Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Paris, lntertnerm, Miller & Cole· man Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps. Bennett'& Mobile Home Suppl~. 7 40-448·9416 Gallipolis. ture Series, A/C , PS, PB, Runs Good, Looks Go6dl Asking 1994 Gao Prlzm, Auto, Air, Sun Rool 72 000 miles Excellent Christian Singer /Songwriter Seeking Musicians And Singers To Form An Alternartve Christian Huge Inventory VInyl Skirting Ktts $299 95. 5 Qat- 740-4411-4310. 740-446-9322 ~~-' PS 38"5 New gas tanks & body pans. D.& teriOr, Needs Engme Work $250. Owiier. Loaded 740-446'7452 Central A11' Conditioning Added To Your Furnace Complete Duct Systmes & Furnaces. Heat Pumps Cerlilltd lns1a11ar. If Vbu Don't Call Ua We Botti LOsa1 74o- POrts & Supp~ R Auto Ripley. WV 1304)372· 1988 Subaru Good Body And In- NATE WRIG.HT' YEAH. 1985 Chevy S-to, 5 Sp For Ports (304)n:~o5452 ' 1968 Subaru • Door S!'P.an G L . Fair Cond1Uon, $500.00 7~·3889265 11.£ Auto Parts 6 'Acce&~orlea Budget Priced Transrrussloni. : and Engines, AU Types, ACCIIt To Over tO 000 Transmissions, , eve Joi~IS. 71io-2ol5-56n • ·' • AKC Registered Yellow Lab Pups, Shots & Wormed, Ready 4tn 01 July, 740-256-6336 COOL DOWN DlttCOUI11- Home • 30 Kinsmen 34 ArtifiCial loser maneuver '(O lngJ~740-886-4531 1980 Camaro Z·28 Race/Street Car 454 En-gine 4 88 Clears Many E•tras $7,000 00 OBO 740-256-1162 Or 7•0·25~·127S Ask For Huth Setlous Inquiries On~ ' $300. 740-379-2836 $350. 740-696-1085 , 2 Office Desks, S150 Each, 1 Computer Desk, $99 & Ott;lar Items, 74G-245-5009 • Allpass carded ht s smgle10n cluH a lo"ier on- BIG NATE 1998 Yamaha G:P 760 Jet Ski ' Police Impounds, And Tax Repo·s For Listings Call 1·800· 199ll-Mercury Granda Marquis LS, Good Cond 59,000 MileS, 1 AKC Shaltle puppies. sable & while, trl, sable merles, vet checked, excellent pedigrees, .r 1304)e75-509t 760 t 989 LlncDin Continental Signa- Pete for Sale -~ S2,00Q 25 Ft House Boat, With Trailer, $5,500, 304-638-4531, Or Even- Y2K FOOD STORAGE MADE EASYII Food YOUR Famll~ For Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows, lintels, etc Claude Winters, Rlo ~ Grande, OH Call 740-245- Boat 197a Pontiac lemans W1th 350 Rocltet MDtor, $600, Call After 5, 1110·1190CARS FROM $500 Building Supplies Nice Call After 6PM (304)882·2243 ENTERPRISES Jackson. Ohio 1•1100-537·9528 Supplies. Immediate Dellvtry. Call NOW For fREE Catalog • 800· Real tor 5 3oP $3.500 00 OBO :Jl0-675-5812 ONLY 89 Cents A Meal Dell· clous Tasllng Emergency Food ~ a 15Ft Trl-Haul w/85 H P, seats 8 446 3310 Till 5 3DPM Monday Thru Fnday Or 740-367·0466 At· "- MotonJ for Sale 1965 Plymoutn Valiant Race Car 4• though Easl was g uthy because 1f he ('had ruffed "nh 1hc heart queen at' \\[1c k three . apparenlly 11 would have effected an uppercut pro molmg a trump lnck lm West Nol true. because declarer would have diS- ~ $9900, 740-992-69198ft8t'4pm 750 Boats agai n 26 The - Piper. 28 Foot parts , tie ruom for the opponents Whfl was wrong'l It looks as 1998 Ho- ValkYrie. 3200 miles. BTU. $250 00 Skaggs Appliances. 76 Vine St , Galhpolls 7-40· 448-7398 '{OJ'~ W.o:£ I [ ~ &E-"T~INI Oller: l304)882-2429. Ready To Race Or Could Bi ,Ot, On Street For More Into Call 740- Buy or sell Riverine Antiques, t124 E Main Street, on Rt t24, Pomeroy Hours M T,'\N 10.00 .a.m 10 6 00 p m . Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 740·992·2528, Russ 1•o 742- 7.80 In 8Th Mlle. t it.NOW 1996 Yamaha Banshee Excellent Condition M\J,I!t Sell Make ' 11es aoo-nH470. Eln: 7832 ~nglne. P-U.; [1:.\61-\\, NOW cheap! $3.650 00. !40 992-1506 day$. 740-949-2644 ...... IMPOUNDS Honda's Toyot"''s, Chevys. Jeeps, And Sport Utili- 340 THE BORN LOSER · 1996 Suzuki Katana 600 , 806 nules, blaCk/purple, quiCk, fast & 2572. CARS $100, $500 & UP . POLICE autllx 9 lnits. oh a mil. ' ship 10 More . ,. pro1ound 11 Cal~ornta ball club 12 Wary 19 M1l. rank 22 Onenlal temple 24 Gel back East Alder Yeslerday. we looked at the upperc ut , m whtch a defender ruffs , forcmg declarer or dummy to overruff wtth a htgh trump. 'Whtch promoles a defenstve trump 10 w'lnmng status However, rt 1sn' t always as easy as ' 1ha1 sounds There IS a htdden trap ~atttng to calch lhe unwary In loday's deal, wh9 was respon· s1ble for the four -heart contract makmg. West or East'' Wesl led I he spade ace four, I 0, lhree Wesl contmued wnh the spade kmg mne. s1x, Jack No w West led 1he spade two . wh1ch Easl ruffed wtth the heart 1wo South happtly overruffed wuh the four. drew trumps. and clatmed hts contract. concedmg a tnck 1.(1 the clUb ace. North btd what he hoped hts part• ncr could m a ke Maybe you pre fer another response. but four hearts wtll sllll be lhe final contracl. and an unmedtale JUmp to game leaves In- Nuda. aome 1995 Ford Ranger 6 Was mistaken 1 Cruelly 8 Language By Phillip bOdy work 130.)875-2039( IIOraes. $500 & up. 74(). , $2,9jl0 OBO MUll Sell ReglStarad Angu~. s•' cow & calf palrs1 seven 1 & 2 ye,.ilr old heifers excellent bloodlines 740- 1 Pass There is a hidden trap 1979 CJ7 Hardtop. 3 Speed. ••• ' a PI• (300)615-1870 Norib IED-L&aa&D II 1977 Cttevy 4 WD. For Sal• Or , Trade, For S·10 4 WO, Of Equal • Value 740-367-7117 For 992 2800, 37 Trig . , Operung lead • A 13001615-1564 Rebuilt engine • A K 7 6 4 --AN' AN' UD-NOSED AN' 1079 J·20 "'•" ~aep Trudl. Nice : Inside & Out. 360 V..S, , Auto Trans . Quadratraek Livestock • DOWN %7~unlts eJJ le' 730 Vana 6 4-WDs Okl Motorcycles, Motorscooters. Motqrscootar Pans (Cushman preferratt) Contact D Mllcnell, 5568 80th PI No Pmallas Park, Fl33781, 7'27-464-7408 . 57 C<ooroelabrk:a confidence 21 cra-.n pert 31 DNa 32 Above (poet_) 33 Poaltlvevote 34 Food lor cattle West ' TATER GOT . IN YORE For Sale 1985 Kenworth Sam1 1 TfU~ Oulned Jealher Interior, 83 : Inch aerodyne sleeper with Bunk 1 Beds, retngerator. 460 cat .,.._ 1 gme, super 1o transnussiOn 390 620 Wantad to Buy • =) 54 •• 55 Clerie81 woot<er, 1-~~71-::E 1111mn 56 SUnday ..-ch Dealer: East ~$5~.~100~00~7~4().~25~8!:-~·~..,.-- . .........000.1304)937-- • Vulnerable: Both South - • • • K Q J 10 5 .. 3 65.000 Milos. V-8. 5 Spd. AJC. 1 t996 . _ • • See Tr.e New John Deere 200 Sar1es Skid Stear Loaders, 7 5% JOC Financing, Carmlcnael's Farm & Lawn. Inc h 800·594· 1111. ClalliltOOs. OH We Del.-..1 AnSWII' to F;uvluut P\ll:lte 41 43 Saolltl r:1r:T-:-r::::T 45 c.n.ln tlyw ... T... 47 lq;y. _...,,..c~ wHII Et=E t.d. _,cling 41 VI will s1 CHy '" r - 25 Ginger cookie South t,.... 56.700.00 $300 00, New Compressor, 1 ' " ' Warranty, Whirlpool AJC 14,000 330-8002 Antiques 50 Ferguson gehl 2170 Fro..er • 8 6 4 3 610754% 1996 Do<lg8 Dal<ota Sport Stadt. ~ TRANSPORTAT!ON Upright • 9 7 2 aA6 ,.,. dillon $1200 13001675-382-0 $400 DO. • Q2 =86='97-:- ; Square Bales Hay $1 25 Bale 740-388 0408 • Refrigerator $95.00; R - Wash· • J 10 :7=40-=-=.:.:1968::::·..:.7=40-:.;38:::.8 For Sail N H 27:1 ea ..... M F Oynabatance Mower, InternatiOnal RalrB, Hay Wagon 740-398-()406 Sts,oao. • 10 6 1995 S-10 LS. Extended Cab. 4,: Cyllnd•r. 5 Speed. Air, $8,80~1 N1ce Alp1ne Milking Goats $150 Mausoleum, 2 crypt spaces, Memory Garden Pomeroy 1 ••••• ,,. County, $4150 Contact Snouffer. 107 Franc1sco C<x.n; Bay S8lnt LouiS. MS 39520, phone t-228-<16:HI694 East aAKB7 5'l Allar •:311 ~M Reid Cltopper. l3041675-1858. 630 West ' "'king $16.000. 740-448-9357. Trak's, Fmancmg As Low As 59% For 36 Months Or'$250 Off On Compact Utility Tracrors , 5210 s. 53 tO's And Galors, Fru Deh~ery Carmichael Farm ,& Lawn, Your loctl John O.llfS Dealet, Gallipolis Oh10 7<40-•o46- 1-800-520-83&4 er And Dryer Sit $300 oo. 90 Day Warranty Kenmore WID Set 14x70 2 Bedrool'ns For Rant, In I od • • • 300"s. $300 011 4DO"s And Z· Washer $95 00, Dryer, $95 OO; ElectriC Range $95 00. Hoi Point Bldwel. 740-448-9689 e·x.a· ""'-· 1 liD"' AI 4 • 9 8 53 t A aKQJ9B 1972 Ford Truck 67,000 M~let, , 360. Y.8. PS. PB, A~ COp. Very , FAIR SPECIALS JULY 5 THRU MNIUST 30 14,700 miles, Applications Being Accepted For Very Nice 2 Bedroom Apartment' In Country Selttng Washer /01)'· er, Frlg , Stove, Dishwasher Water And Garbage Pa1d, Total Elec trlc w lAC, No Pats . Non· Smoker& Only, $400 Deposit, New Bank Repo's Only 3 Left, 1· 610 Farm Equipment '96 Oldsmobile Delta 88. loaded Good selection of used homes with 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at 746-9009. ~• • Spoocl no-388 8056. 3323112156 511-2840 385-962t " t958 Ford True~< -2443 >123-5967 2• . _ . Now Tak10g Applications- 35 wast 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments , Includes Water Sewage. Trash. $315/Mo. 740- 720 Trucks foi" S'ale •• 1993 Chevy Suburban Loaded, ; two bedroom furnished apa.-nt, deposit and references requlr&d. 740-992-0165 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK .... 17 Dril .... "l deg. 11 Aulhot Umt.rto 20 . - , _ 21 Ooze 23-"oup.-? 24PIIce 07-tlll-9!1 • Q9 C811-fl00.31f·5041 Ell. 1183. $200 011 LX"s Ani! GTs. $250 011 North Third Avenue, Middleport· $200 de- Liotlng6 SSOO CARS FROM $500111 Buy appomtmont only. Restored Victorian 11ome situated on 12 acres. VIllage Middleport, secluded and private, appointment. call740-992·!1696 (3041675-2579. Lawn Tractors $150 Oft Oft Lrs. Taka Ill Amenca's Mo5t Successful Campground And T1me· share Resale Clearinghouse Cab Resort Sales International. 1-80(). acuse. $275 month, posit. 74lHi67-3516 -l North cx.t's Utility & Mora For Current Good Condition. 740-388·8934, • Ewnlngi $2.500 Firm. FULLY L11rge 2BR. Unfurmshed, Near UP Pot•ce Impounds & Repos For l!.tstlngs CALL NOW! 1 800 319- 1304)882 2405 1-888-582-3345 '""""" Busnell 710 Autoa for Sale 5885 No Fee Unaess We Win! port, Frofll $2•9-$373. Call ?•o992-5060 Equat·Houslno Oppor- S10 •• 111 . - ou1 (ot • Solad Clfl From $500 Sport. LuAury. & E>:onorlly COrs. TrueD. Fireptace with bfo!rer stone, and p1pes. Everythlrtg Included IO hook-up. $200 080,. 740-949· Stove!Refrlgerator included, Elee1nc HeatPump $265 mo • Deposit (304}773·5577 Leave ment with baln, .new carpet tnroughout, central air, beautiful v,lew of rlv~t· call 740-992-9012 1~ 2 Bdrms CIA. New Carpet . . 230 Graaous 1Mng 1 and 2 bedroOm apartments at V1Rage Manot and Riverside Aparlments 1n Middle· kitchen; utRIIy room & bath. baae- for Sale FREE MONEY! It's True Never Repay Guaranteed $500 $50,000 Debt Consolidation Personal Needs Bus mess 1· BOO fdslnC Or Everings.740-886-4531 . • - 320 Mobile Homea Et<t 4320 ily. Mamtenance. ParkRangers n1shed , Sacunty Oeposlt, Refer~ eneas Required, 304·638-4531, & Bank Foreclosures Financing Possible, For LIStings Call 800· 74().742·3039 Wanted- field workers and pack- No axp ofteaded For App and Eum!lnfo Call 1· 800 -813 2 Bedroom Apartments. Unfur· 1-800-718-1651 1 ·5 Bedroom LOcal Government mant big porch, askl,ng $65:000, er. 740-247·3042 Wildlife Jobs to $21 60/Hr -Inc Benefits Game Wardens, Secur· credit~ - Brick Home, Nice Family NeJghbOI'hood , 2 Miles From Hosptial, Off Of Jackson P1ke, Appt To See, 7.ao-44t-o&4 t NO APPLICATION FEESII 1-8~ T.r:Hevel, three bedroom, two baths, living room , family room, 86~9006 Ext 936 ·uamber Bet· tar Business Bureau• www.h,oio, ,, dlmng room , two garages, ·base~ Merrie!< Baril SLC UT Thornton Greenhouses, 740-2474334 need tomato pickers, ages 15 & up, $5 15 per hour '"'6-9539 BeautUul brick 3 br nome. on lovely acreage must see to ap~ preciall 300-273-9485 date Debts! Same Day Approval CREDIT PROBLEMS? BIG SCREEN TV. T8ke over small monthly payments Good 2BR House tor rent, New Haven cau 740-992-3537 1304)e75-4808 or 675-3991 diate raqlllty of tOO beds. has an • Small Fam11y OWned Trucking Co Needs E•perlanced OTR Drivers Lata Model P•terbu•lts, Health Ins., FltKible Time Olf Lois Ot 74().446.3970 posit. Will cons1der selliftO on contract with references, 740-698- 7 Year Old 3 Bedroom Ranch HOJT'Ie 2 BathS, 28X30 Attached Garage, 89 1/2 Acres, Will Sell All Or House And Lot. MIIQS County $150,000 For lnbrmation By Owner Excellent location~ Very Atlract•\le Pl'lce $80's Please Call From ·6 to 11 PM SHIFT Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. a IMII19d and Intermelmptedlste opening tor the r1ght cehdldate We h&ll'e an excellent benefit package 401 K and compellttve salary Tnls Is an excel ""' opportuntty to beCome part of a stable. nllrslng team tha• has a compllartce history of excellent •urveys and care •ssue~ Subm1t your application to 36759 Rock· sprlngt~1 Rd , .Pomarov, Ohio 45769 Or call Carol Gre emng , DON at 740-992•6600 lawn, Fust Floor Por An A.p· pomtmenl To V1aw, PhOne 740- 2 or 3 bedroom hOuse Jn Pomer ar. mce big yard and trte5. no inSide pets, $400 month plus de· Hl00-311-5048. Etl1. 3865 secUrity Guards· must be able Beartlit-. For Sale. $4 To '$6 7-40-256 89 09 Twin Rivers Tower no* accepting appliCations for 1BR HUO sub- 3 Bedrooms. ea......nt. 2100 Sq. Ft Fireplaces. In-Ground Pool. Large LoUt, S R S(l8, Gall ~polls closed And Repossessed No Or Low Down Payment Credit Trou~ ble 0 K For Currant Listing Call 1~ An Electnc. Ideal For Set1i0r Pef. sons, No Grass To Mow No 9191 HOMES FROM $5.000. Foro- Jul~ Real Estate Wanted Beans 446-8196 Completely remOdeled house, 4 bec*oom. family root!\ living room. 903-8248 1-4. Pomeroy. Ohio 45789 by 12. 1999 AutomotiVe Producls For Sale Wife Sets. Spark Plugs. Battery Cables Artd Mtsc Electrical 74(). 6 u y - From $10.000 Mall Ga~n Financial Freedom Protect Assets. Earn Big Money www libertytrusljournal com 1-8()().. Retail 1.1tea clerk In Pomeroy must be able to work some Sundays and evenings, 28 hours or more per week Send resume (:Jo T1M1 Dally Sentlr161, PO BoA 729-' 1---21:H365 House 12 Acrea No calls llfl SPM_ Business Opportunity . jUSt , . South both. 74().992-SM9 Apprcwed Master Licensed EleC· 13001675-7927 Mil*"'' an- Ml-'laneoua Mer chandlse Tt'lird Avenue Utftllies awilable and exlating gas 1aP. $12,500 tor Wanted To Do ASSEMBLY AT HOM Ell Crafts 'Postal Jobs to S18 35/Hr Inc B.netils, No £xper1ence For App, and Exam Info Call 1·800- 2 lOla 111 CLA;;EDS! +18-3358. Need someone to live in l1iofne w/ elderly peroon Free room& boam • wages Have separate llvmg quarters except k1tchen Call after &PM Must hall'e references Ofl'rliftl 1 Coollllw 7 Of • m -rtm 13 Smo.1~ Anc1on1-.., 15 llpring -~~~ II Chlkf·- 40FIIIIIty_s_ ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 441..0193. AII-Bulldets 840 JULY 18. 1999 Porsche swap Electrical and Refrigeration Meet 8 AM. ·4 P:M Tweaks An nual Event Has Moved To New • Residential or commercial wiring, Facilities In Eflingham, 1L Call new service or repa1rs Master Ll· 888·4TWEEKS 1489-3357) For censed electrician Ridenour Electrical. WV000306, 304-S75Complete lnlormatlon 1786 Fnday, July 9, 1999 In the year ahead there"s a good chance you could gel oppQrtuniUes to associate w1th some pretty influential people, but don ·r forsake old acquamtances for them You"ll need your old pals as well down 1he hne. CANCER (June 21-July 22) To be on 1he safe s1de today. better strap Ofl a hfe jacket Should you get '" hot water, pals won ' t be around to ba1l you out Get a JUmp on hfe by underslandmg the mfluences that'll govern you m the year ahead Send the requ~red refund fonn and for your Astro Graph prcd~ellons by ma1hng $2 to Astr<t-Graph, c/o thrs newspaper. PO Box 1758. Murray H1ll Stauon, New York NY I0 !56 Be sure to state your Zodtac s1gn LEO (July 23-Aug 22) If you succumb w comparmg your status With that of others m better positions , that "little green eyed monster 'could rear 1ts ugly head Brush htm off the .mome,nt he appears VIRGO !Aug 23-Sept 221 In yOur haste to get thmgs done today, you " ~;;ould become tmpLIIstve or l mpa11ent when on lhe JOb When that "" happens mistakes are anevnable espec1ally when tn com~UII vc snuauons If you become too complacent today you ' ll allow the opposition to satl nght past you • LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Persons who have more money than you PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Betng argumentative usually ends up could mnuence you towards bem~ m lulile debates. but today thiS them hehavwr could y•eld you mor.e hostlllly or an1mostty than you bargatn extravagunt 1r you allow Although they may llc md1ffercn1 to your needs, you should not be SCORPIO IOct 24 Nov 221 II s alwnys g:ood to we1gh and t~.tlancc your acuons before procccdtng, hut not to the pomt to y. here 11 leads to tndcctst Ve ness. espeCially m career maucrs SAGITTARIUS (Nm 21 Dec 21) Don tle11t upset you hK.Iay tl you ca nnot do all that 9ou would like to '" helputg others Accotnphsh whm you ca n, and call n a day CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Although you nonnally can tolerate or at least cope w1th a demandmg fnend. you might reach the brenkmg p01nt today 1f h1s or her ultnnatums get out or hand AQUARIUS (Ian. 20-Feb 19) h "s tmportant to do your best nl allttmes. for ARIES (March 2 1-Apnl When tt 19) comes to gettmg mvolved m any JOIDI effort today. don 1 allow • your head to get lost m the clouds Keep your w1ts about you or yo u could end up gtvtng more th an you get TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20j Should your Judgment be erroneous today. you m1ght have to gu hack and unwmd a bad SituatiOn Be prepared tn have m your feet what you don 1 have 1n your head GEMINI (May 2 1-Junc 20) No maHer how prcuy the day, l orcgo play1ng_~hooky on dulles. or resrons1hlllllcs Get nn lhcm hcforc the guy or gal who s1gns your paychec~ get~ on you ... �By The Bend • The Daily -S entinel Friday Thursday, July 8, 1999 ' Hubbard tournament continues, Page 5 The lingering aroma of cigarettes, Page 8 Middle America money woes, Page 6 Tocley: Sunny High: lOs; Low: 70. Couple afraid cat will mourn so they want it put to sleep -at their death Cats are nOI famous for their lo)ally. If, however. you insist on euthanizing Snowball and placing him in the casket with you or your husband (whoever goes last). you may need approval from the board of health. You should also tafk to the funeral home and cemetery about tht! ir Dear Ann Landers: This leiter wi-11 no doubt create an uproar req uirements . It seems to me a better idea are gone . · When I came to realize how traumatic it would be for him, 1 became among pet lovers who read your column, but I hope they will think th is through before givj ng an opinion. My husband and I have a would be to bequeath Snowball to a friend or family member. along with a si zable check so you can b<; sure that he will be looked after properly. "' so upset. I couldn't sleep. We came up wilh the plan that ..H imalayan cat 1hat is now I year old. We are se~iors, 68 and 72. whoever dies last w o uld make arrangements to have Snowball euthanizcd. wrapped in a whi te While making out our wills, we ~gan to wonder what wi II happe n to While Snowball may ha ve SOI.l lC ini1ial diffiCulty a,d jusling tn his ncYo · shroud and put in the casket at our . ·surroundings. I suspect he will do feet. We believe this would be; much quite well after a while. kinder than lea\ ing him to a world O.,ar Ann Landers: My hu she knows nothing about I would he hand is the light of my life. and I am o ur precious cat when we die. We live in an apanment, and "Snowball" has been an indoor cat since we got him, Also. we do not interested in knowing what' your pro~d have many vis itors. ana Snowball is to be hi s wi fe . qur marri age i~ readers think of. th is: Ann. -- R M. rock solid . and We arc the bcslnot "people friendly." · IN CALGA RY. ALBE RTA ' I knmv. "Ron" i~ ~1 · matched couple . DEAR CALGARY: I dvn 't wan I well - r~specte~ physician in n h os~ ' I have read that approxinimely 1.6 million an imals arc cuth·anized to hun your fe eli ng s. but I lh ink · pilal across town . Her~ is the probeach year. Lying in bed last nig ht. I Snowbal,l would get along just fi ne if lem. · b egan to e nvision what it woul,d be you and your hushand should predeThis dear man re ~.:cn tl y told nw like for Snowball to li ve with cease h im . • he " tired of;he long commute to band's hospital? Could your husband lhe "teenager" Send a self-addressed long, busi· the hospttal and wants to purchase a rure a dri ver so he could relax during ness size envelop and a check or seco nd house closer to work. He will the commute?. live there during the week and come When you fill in the missing money order for $3.75 (this includes home on the weekends. blanks. I will do my best to give you postage and handling) to: Teens, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562,, I am not very happy about such an answer. Chicago, Ill. 60611 -0562. (In Canaan arrangement , altho.ugh I have no Gem ol· th~ Day: The first sign reason to be suspicious. I am cenliin of maturity is lhe discovery that the da, send $4.55.) 1he commu1e . has been ·a 1errible volume knob also turns to the left. · To fi nd out more about Ann Lanhardship all 1hese years, and I don't Feeling pressured to · have sex' ders and read he r past columns, visit blame Ron for wanting to sleep, .. how well -informed are you? Wrile the Creators Syndicate ·web page at more and drive less. , for Ann Landers' booklet "Sex and www.creatqrs.com. t· am nol, however: sure if I should go ·along with his· idea of buvi ng a second dwell ing and have 'decid;d to do whatever you say, Ann. Please tell me what to do,tbout this. -- CONFUSED IN CAI.u-ORNIA DEAR C ALIFORNIA: Since you ha,·e given me the respon•ibility of making this momentous decision. I w1 ll need more inrorma tion. Exactly how nluth d riving are you talking aboul'? How many years yo u work ? Would you be wili ing to mm·e to a home Close r to your hus- . 11995110t . EMS VOUJNTEERS HONORED - George Cummins, left, . of, the Racine Emergency Medical Service squad was recognized Sunday for his work with the squad. Also recognized were V'ernie Sayre, _Bob Hill and Teresa Johnson, who assisted in fundniis',,ing , efforts. Sayre and Johnson sewed and donat~d .the , quilt shown he·~e while Hill' • built the swing and chairs, i '1 /C, PW, Pl, crvlle, tilt; CD player, AI•• wiiMis, THURSDAY . POMEROY - Jun ior and Rita White, Kyger. will p'ese n1a prognim of .old time music Thursday. 5:30 p.mcat the Meigs Cgunty Senior Citizens. Center, Pomeroy. Afdirussiori free . CHESTER - Shade Ri ver Lodge 453 F&AM will hold a regular meet. in g Thursday, 8 p.m. at the lodge in C hester. Refreshments served . • POMEROY Modern Woodmen of Amenca Camp 7230 picni c and community service recog niti on ceremony Sunday. 12:30 p.m. at the northbound park on U S. Roul e 33 . Recognition will be given to Mrs. Helen Swartz, Charles and Ann a Pic k~tt · and Charles and Kay Williams for scfv ice to community. Plain s Veteran s of Foreign Wars Post .. TEXAS --' l he video The Great- 9053 meeling Thursday. 7:30 p.m. ,. Dinner at 6:30p.m. - es t Gi ft, will be shown Su nday , 10:30 a.m. at ·t ~f,ML Hern10n United TUPPERS PLAINS' - Tuppers . Your I /2000 Dues Are Now Due Breth ren m Chn st Church. W1ck ham . RACINE - . Southern Hi gh Athletic Boosters· organizat ional meet- Road. The vt deo is a fami.ly oriented se min ar set to mu sic by Steve and Annie Chapm an. " Pastor Robert ' ing Thui'-sday. 7 ·p.m. at the hi gh • school. Sanders welcorne s all. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - A Southerp gospel music concert featuring the. Dove Brol-hers Quartel from Tennessee will be held friday, 7 p.m. at th<i Ash Street Freew ill Bap\jst Church. Doors open .ar 6 p.m. All welcome. RACINE - Charles W. and Fannie Lee (Wolfe) Beaver fami ly reum op SaiUn!ay at Star Mill Park · wilh food served at noon. Bring covered dish. RACIM£ Theiss famH y reunion Sunday at Star Mill Park. Dinner wi ll begin at I p.m. fo llowed by fam ily recogmti ons and activ ities. SYRACUSE ·- Spec ial singing a1Syracuse Mi ss ion Church Sunday, 6 p.m. wit h The Rc vdntion s. Pastor Mike Miller invites 1 ~1 c public. CAR PENTER -- Scrv i c~s with Eanhcn Vessels wi ll be held at the Carpe nter Bapt ist Church on Sunday at 10c30 a.m., and wit h Eart hen Yes· scls and Cross Creek of Buffalo, W. ' .. , in 2 p.m. on Su nday. The public is invitCd . POMEROY - Public reception for Profc s~o r Hugh M. Davis at the POllJeroy Lihrary Sunday, 3-4 p.m. Sale Price Safe Price , · r SUNDAY 1/C, PW, PL, cr•ln, till, WAS $14,995 . AM/FM cess ' S1 '98 CHEVY LUMINA Auto, ¥6, A)c;·PW, PL, cr•l11, tilt SATURDAY NEW HAVEN, W.VA, ...:C. Singin g. Echoes of Tennessee, First Church of God, New Baven, W.Va ., 7 p.m. SALEM GENTER Star · Grange 778-will meet Saturday wi th a pot luck suppe t beginning at 6:30 p.m. followed by meeting at 8 ·p.m. Final plans for the i 25th anni versary celebration on July 24-25 will be made. All CWA and, craft ! conlests ·will be JUdged. All members are ' urged to' ancnd .. '98 CHEVY CAVI LlER Z·24 • ' Volume so. Nu mber 25 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio $14,995 'Drlnlc/na watel SIUIJDies show more VOCs one SIDNEY (AP) -lbrec teen-age girls wen: shot to death in a home quiet Sidney_neiBI!bortlood and a 37-year-old man was killed a short lime later • Testing in May and cu_rre~tly out of serv ice, so all of Middle_port's --·--- ------.----- - - - - - June revealed a I. IS drinkmg waler comes from· lhe contarmnatcd By BRIAN J . REED ppb level of dichloroelhylene, aq.increase from · well 4. Craig sai d that well 3 Is unable to su~ly Sentinel Newa Stlltf . 0.920 ppb in April. . ' · · lhe village wilh an adequate waler supply of rts The latest results of drinking waler sampling Earlier this year, Middleport Village Council o1"n, but well 4 is able Ia do so. in Middleport show continuing levels of chcmi- 'approved a monthly testing of its drinking waler . "When well 4 ltas been out of service, Middlecal contamination, some nine !"onths after the so that the VOC levels can be more closely mon- . port has ' purchased water from . the village · of • ilored, and so that the public can be informed of '' Pomeroy, and' lhe Board of llublic Affairs has contaminant was deemed undelectable. , Last summer, il was revealed''lhat Middle- the Oucluating levels of trichloroethylene. begun investigating the possibility of abandonport's drinking water supply from its well 4 was Jean Craig. presidenl of lhe Middleport Board .ing one or bqth of its wells and purchasing water contaminated with a volalilc organic compound o( PubJic·Affairs, which oversees !he operation from another source. called lrichloroelhylene, a chemical that the EPA of water and sewer systems in !he village, said Bolh Leading Creek Conservancy District ·says may cause health problems if found in Thursday thai an EPA scientist had !old her in and lhe village of Pomeroy ·have expre.~ a amounts gre.aler than their heahh standards. The November, when VOC levels were al unde - willingness to provide wateno Middleport, and EPA has established the level o[ 5 parts per bil- tectable levels, lhallhey would likely resurface. Craig said that the development of a join! municlion as dangerous. Craig said that Jeff Crisler, environmental ipal waler system with !'omeroy has also been The VOC levels in the waler supply from well supervisor for the EPA's drinkinl! and ground discussed. 4 peaked at 3.6 ppb last year, bul test results wa1er division in Logan, indicaled to her thai the In the meantime, water customers in Middle... ' _taken in No~ember showed undetectable levels pol!llibilily of VOC!s permanently dillllipaling is port have begun p~yi'ilg a monlhly $5 water of trichloroethylene and dichlorothylene. "possible but nol probable." improvement charge, which will be used 10 However, the levels have been increasing "He said !hal they would be back,. and they improve .water departmenl infrastructure, and ·\ ,' . rnigltt. also be used.' as matching or leverage since the village started monthly testing in are ," Craig said. March. Craig said that the level of the waler table. or funds for grants and loans which are now being Results of a sampling taken June 18,tesled by !he melhod of collecting waler samples could sough! for. water and sewer improvements. -·. MAS! laboratories in Dublin, show the concen- likely be the explanation for reports which The village has contracled wilh Floyd Browne Associates of Columbus, an engineering tralion of lrichloroethylene at 1.7, up from 1.4 in showed that VOC levels were undetectable. May. Results received in April showed a A second well in the village, well3, shows no and consulting fi rm, to assist in lhe grant and lrichlorothyelene contenl at 'all, but that well is loan application processes. lrichloroelhylene level of 1.8. Pomeroy Cc;»uncil hears water complaint . Councilman Larry ~hrung said a curb pr\lb- Mason,,W.Va., atlhe end of the Po~eroy- Mason ·lem on Lincoln Heights, near Point Drive, brought Bridge. up by a resident last month, has not ~n fixed. In · He also said the village should nol give away addition, complaints of weeds and !rash have not the stone block forming the base of the old Sugar been ~esolved. Run SchooL Councilman Scan Dillon asked )f ·there has Clerk/treasurer Kathy Hysell presented the vii been any progress toward getting rid of cars for- ' Iage budget for the year 2000 showing revenue of feiled to the village. There has been nothing done $1912,375 with anticipated . expenditures of toward this, Vaughan_said. . $1,917,400. Council approved the budget She Dillon also brought up several "permanent" also reminded council members that the insurance · yard sales in the village. . policy for v.illage employees would expire on Aug. Councilman David Ballard noted that cars I. , apparently abandoned on the parking lol of l~e 'Fire Cbief Cbris Shank reported 15 fire calls · Pomeroy Cliffs Apartments on Union' Avenue are - for June including two automobile fi.res, three still there. He al5o obse>-ved il appears as if very automobile accidents, one structure fi re, five calls - lillie strcct patching has been taking place. 1o assist other departments, twq., brush tires and Vaughan said he wiU have both Strcct Supervi- two false alarms. ·, ,' sor Jack Krauller and Village A_dministralor !ohn In other business, coun~il : , Anderson allend the nexl meeltng of counal on - Accepted the mayor s report of.S6,9'74. July 19. - Gave final approval to a village ordinance ,. , COuncilman George Wrighl asked for and concerning vacaliort ~or full-time employees. . _ received permission from the council to have the - Approved havmg brush cui from !he nver Meip Counly Health Department conduct a bank from lhe parking lotto the upper end of town health investigation on a "roach infesled" apart· for $2,000. • ,. · menton Easl Main Street The owner of the apart- Approved applying for ' a grant far land ment could possibly face action under lhe village's acquisition/corisi(Uction of the proposed riverfront renlal ordinance, it was noted. , bicycle path. If approved, the village will have to · Wright also expressed concerns over the appar- . come up with 20 percent of the cost, councrl Present planned construction of a WaiMart store in idenl John Musser ' Frigidaire s-Cu Ft Chest Freezer . s22999_ Tappen Electric' Range 828999 · Zenith 2S Dig. Cubt;' TV 834999 Radio -Shack Check Out All The ,Clearance And Red Tagged Sale Items Bedding .'89 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 Door, AM/FM cass 0 Jewelry .Dept. 30o/o Off Recliners From 814995 All Pictures 20o/o OFF Sale Price 106 North Stcon<l Avt. Mtddttpon, Ohio U7!0 ' . 992-2635 Sale Price $1995 " '•' ' MARION (AP) - A private plane that .was preparing to 18nd al · ~~::·~~~Airport clipped a fire department communications tower and sen! an I' crashing 1o the ground. · 1lJe plane ""!'ived only minor damage in the accident on Thursday and landed safely. ' "I was here doing a report and we heard a noise and a thunk and a passerby came in and said a plane had jusl hit our tower," said U Lanny Manin of the Marion Township Fire Department · "And we went out to investigale and, lo and behold, the lop part of our tower was off," Martin said The section of the 1~fOOl tower fell into lhe·parking lol of the fire s1a1ion but didn't !Ut any vehicles or people. 2 Sections - 12 Pages Fire department communications were n01 aft'ecled. The Slate Highway . Patrol, which investigates plane accidents, said the 1966 single-engine.Mooney piloted by Thorn~<~ Powers of Rangely, Colo., was en route from RiDe, Colo., to Altoona, Pa., and was landing here to refueL . 'I'hC patrol said the pilot lost track of his altiiUde while circling the ell)' prior to landing. His left Wing clipped a 48foot fibetglass antenna thai sat on lop Lotteri es of the lower at the fire station and missed the metal tower by jus! inches. OHIO · Patrol investigators said that the piiOI Pick J: 0-6-5; Pkk 4: 9-7-3-5 violated regulations which require Buckey~ 5: 8-18-28-3 t-37 planes to Oy a1 least I,<XXJ feet above W.VA. the city. Any charges or fines .would Dally 3: 6-8-9; Daily 4: 3-1-8-5 come from the Federal Avialion 0 1999 Ohio Valley 1"\lbl i ~~oWng Co. Administration. Good Afternoon Today's '. ,.. From sparkling w~ter . -Lending _ a . helpi~g hand Membera of a youth "work camp from Shawn. . United Methodlat Church Jn Uma have been In Pom•roy tile laat couple of daya helping epruca up around the Melge County United Mathodtat Cooperative · Pariah. Here, Becky Rader of Pomeroy, Jennifer Shaw and . Savannah Ba.k er, both of Lima, are ahown painting at God'a NET (NeighborhOOd 'Eacape for THna) In .P .omeroy. .Eleven youths and four adults m!lde the trip from Lima for the proJect and are ab!ylng at St. Paul'a Lutheran Church In Pomeroy. In . eddltlon' to painting, the y!'ung~ atera have been helping move end stora. aupplles, and doing generat·c teanlng. Plane clips tower while approachlna a~'f~!!l ." S ingle Copy - 35 C ents Contamination levels in Middleport water increase .' .I Hometown Newspaper By JIM FaEEMAN . An:dlled,_Wrllilr " . . Sentinel New8 Stllfl · · Q.EVELAND(AP)- Mayor MjcluieiR While, under attack for allow- · Pomeroy Village Council, meeting in regular ing the Ku K)ux Klan to rally as the city hosts a black family event and the session ~esday evening. mel with Minersville return of the Cleveland Browns, says h,e has to protect free speed!_rights for resident Pam Michael conceming low water pres: everyone. sure in the area around Brown's Trailer Court. " I don't believe thai you can pick and choose," Whi!C said Thursday a1 a Although die neighborhood is not in the viinews conference in which he adamandy defended his decision not to try and !age, it is served by the village's waler syslem · die KKK's Aug. 21 rally. •· which ex~ds along Stale Roule 124 toward Syra"If we were lo-draw die line today for die KKK, who would we draw the " ~line for tomorrow?" he said. · '" Michael said she hu been calling the waler The mayor; who is black, found himself on the defensive after the head departmenl for three weeks to no avail, with no the local National Association for Advancement of Colored People - and an one •returning her calls. One village employee old political rival of While's -vowed to prolest al the event made the comnient that she should expect low The KKK has been panted permission by dtc: city to rally outside a """m' 1 water pressure beCause she lives on a hill,-w said. She presented Mayor Frank Vauti,han with a court building. •. - ~ ' The QVent will Jake place on die .day the Cleveland Browns wiD play petition from her neighbors-who are having simifirst home game after a three-year hillus l'rorn the NaliOnal Football l..eague. Jar J'I'Oblems with low waler pressure. Vaughan new Browns st,adium is less than a mile from the rally site. , , said council will address !he problem and apolo. The &8ltf<' will cap a \l[eek:long celebration of die Browns return 1o Clevegized to Michael for the lack of oonsideratiop by land and thbusands -o f people will likely be in the area bows before the game the water dCpartment. . · , · at7p.m. ,. · ., . He further explained that tliere appears to be a Even cto5er 'to the while supremacist group's rallying site, a downtown conlack of communication between village supervij'venticlll cenler will be hOSiing an expoSition focusing on black families. sors and officials. The city, m~while, will provide pro!CCI:ion to keep the KKK and other "They come and go whenever they please," he prorcslers separatta and may allow lhe Klansmen to put on their while robes commenled. in die court building's parking garage - a likelihood that infuriales the During open discussion, council members bnJtuiZI~I up problems brought up in earlier council NAACP. . White "mighl as ~11-gtl his paddy wagon ready," said Cleveland NAACP thai have not been fixed. President George Forbes, who lost to While in the 1989 mayoral race. "This branch will n01 remain silenl while a black mayor of this town ~nds tax dol' )ijfS to assi~ in the promulga!ion of hate by ensuring the Klan's comfort while in·this~." ' The Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association also blasted the mayor, issuing a stalement thai the union is otlcnded by.the idea of having 10 protect die KKK and the·mayor allowing dtc:m access to dtc: garage, where undercover _. ' · • poliCe vehicles als<> aie stored. . . _"If the mayor is concenlCd for the safety and security of lhe KKK while dressing. he should invile them to his office because we all know there is no safer place in town," said Bob Beck, president of the 1,600-member union. The city tried to persuade the KKK to pick another day for its rally but its leaders re~ the mayor said. White concluded that the city would lose a court fight if illried to block the rally and he didn 'I want to expense of filing a ••• lawsuit just to make a political stalemenl, he said. · lnslead, the city wants to control the KKK's movements to keep both demonstrators and oounler-<lemonstrators calm during the rally. Other cities thai have handled KKK rallies in similar fashion have weathered them relatively well, he said. "Most of our options are going to be .bad options and worse options," said White, who plans 1o encourage a~elanders 1o avoid a.direct confrontation lhe KKK. No ~e immedialely returned a call made to the imperial wizard of the 1Alneoican Knights of lhe Ku Klux Klan, the KKK branch staging die rally. ., . .... come . Meigs County's By JOHN AFFLE:CK. AERIE·21·71 Bnng ~ covered dish' and lawn chai r: MCmbers·..and the ir guests .arc we i· '• . allow Klan to rally in Cleveland .1/C, AIVFM cass, o•ly 5,000 •lies Community Calendar -P•ge4 I ,;;y~;wh;i;d;f~d~esCi~tilon s1..,,.., M99492t all-star team • Laic Thursday, a bomtisquad detonated materiils in the back yard of HensIcy's house, The Lima News reported. A police spokesman would not elaborale, oilier than 1o say gasoline Wl<i involved. · · · Neighbors said they heard three loud booms. "II made my house shake," said Don Leckey. '98 NISSAN ALTIMA SE Reds beet St. Louis N; Wllllamaon third Red n•med to '' 1"~"- '98 CHEVY S·IO "· Tomorrow: Cloudy High: lOa; Low: 601 outside dtc: city limits, authorities said.'"· Poliqe wen: searching today for dtc: occupant of dtc: "home, Michiiel Lawn:nce Hensley, 30. The Shelby Counly sheriff's department said Hensley was believed lo ~ heavily armed and was considered exlrerndy dangerous. Sidney police Chief Sieve Wearly said three dead girls were found in dtc: house and a wounded woman Wl<i in dtc: yard when offiCCIS arrived at the scene shortly aft;er S p.m. Thursday. About 20 minutes later, dtc: man was shot to death al a house in die county, the sheriff's office said. None of die victims were identified immediately. Neighbors of !he man told lhe Dayton Daily News die man arid his family belonged to Hensley's church. . . . · Sidney police said.diey believed the teen-age girls atterided die same Bible docs Ron have before he rc1ires' Do Sports Julyl, 111118 Page12 the economy; New Yorkers offer·first lady adv.ice a public foru':"," said Stephanie Drin~ater, a 34year-old mower of three. . Mrs. Clinton cpntinued her lour of New York on Thursday, !raveling to Cooperstown to talk heallh care, to Clinton for lunch, arid 1o Utica for a meeting with .senior citizens: . . Excepl for plasuc tellers on the Kentucky Fned O!icken's marquee shouting " Welcome To Oneon- _ Ia Mrs. Clinton," . there were few indications on Thursday that the fi rs! lady had been there just 24 hours before. A police officer weaved his bicycle slowly through the quiet downtown, where the Secret Service the day before asked retire<flawyer John King to vacate a park bench. Betsy Busche felt relief after working two weeks to make the local product retail store she oversees look just right. . Elena Doyle again tended her two gourmet Ita!- · ian markets after a week's worth of media attention as a hand-picked atlendee"' Mrs. Oinlon's meeling. The economy will rule the Senale race, several residenls agreed. " I don '1 tliink her so-called listening lour exposPRE$SING · THE FLESH - Firat Lady es her 1o dtc: issues upstale," said retired college proHillary Rodham Clinton ahak. . handa with fessor Thomas Gergel. "J-Ier husband's visiti ng aupportera during a vlalt JO Oneonta, N.Y., places that have not taken part in the country's ecoWedneaday. nomic recovery." National Bank, said. . ,,, . _ " I don't approve of dtc: whole mess - she's conONEOI'ITA, N.Y. (AP) -· When wailress Kathy demned by .association," Carol Norris. of Uberty, Schmid was.setting up die coffee cream and while said while window-<~hopping. . chocolale chunk cookies a1 a makeshift cafe for Some residents were lurned off by the event's Hillary Rodham Clinton's visil, she didn't imagine , perfect choreography. A meeting with the feel of a the firs! lady would seek her counseL living room chal af the SIBle University of Oneonta But !his was the "l.islening to New Yorkers" was invitation only. tour, and Mrs. Qinton skipped n01 even dtc: smallest " I was a little disappoinled there wasn't more of chance 1o do jus! that . • . .--:! "She asked what sprilzer I'd recommend," Schmid said. " I told her strawberry-kiwi was By JENNIFER JORDAN Aaloclated p,... Wrn.r good. " . . Strawberry-kiwi it was for !he firs! lady, and she insisled on paying for her drink. With a smile and a thank-you, she also made progress toward a goal of · her week-long tour - endearing voting New YorkCrs. " She was. really down-to-earth. It was really cool," Schmid said. " She has a lot of work to do, but I think she's up for the challenge and she's willing to work hard." M051walking down Oneonta's Main Strcct welcomed a inion's visil, but il appeared to change few voti ng-decisions. "I think I'll save that to see who's runni ng firs!," Dale Rogers, a mai ntenan"f worker at Wilber ... . ' ... !-.; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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